...at the Center

Fall 2016 Class Schedule 

Discover Your Passion 

...at the Center 

for Lifelong Learning 

August 22 - December 10, 2016 

REGISTRATION STARTS JULY 11, 2016

Welcome! 

Welcome back to school at the CLL! With more than 350 

classes and workshops, including 70 brand-new classes, we 

welcome students of all ages to discover their passion - and 

the joys of learning something new. 

Come explore the mysteries of the human mind and behavior 

in our “CLL Presents Psychology and Health" series and don’t 

miss Mind Supermind at the New Vic on November 7 th . 

Celebrate the fall harvest with new classes such as Beautiful 

Holiday Food Treats and experience gastronomic delights in 

Local Chefs and Their Favorite Dishes. 

Then shop for the holiday season at our annual CLL Arts & 

Crafts Fair on Saturday, November 12 th . 

Grab a friend and meet some new ones as you rediscover the 

joys of learning this fall. We’re so confident you’ll love it that 

we offer a Satisfaction Guarantee! 

Looking forward to seeing you in class. 

Andrew G. Harper, 

Executive Director, CLL 

Key Dates for Fall 2016 

• July 11: Staggered 

Registration Begins 

• Sept. 5: Labor Day 

No classes/Offices closed 

• Nov. 11: Veterans Day 

No classes/Offices closed 

• Nov. 24-27: Thanksgiving 

Break No classes/Offices 

closed 

• Dec. 10: Fall Term Ends 

This term, the CLL is pleased to 

offer more than 70 brand-new 

classes and workshops. 

Check out what’s new! 

• Argentinian Cuisine from Mendoza 

• Caught In A Trap: Creative Stone 

Setting Techniques 

• Commit to Clean Eating and the 

LOVE Diet 

• Conquering Chronic Pain 

• Crawfish and Catfish and Gumbo, Oh My 

• Drawing the Human Figure in Motion 

• Fabricated Silver Ring with 

Gemstone Inlay 

• Joni Mitchell, Her Life and Her Music 

• Kundalini and Other Energy Portals to 

Spirit 

• Local Chefs And Their Favorite Dishes 

• Location Photo Shoots with a Pro 

• Meditate and Recharge with Yin Yoga 

• Old Time Fiddle 

• Pizzaiolo Napoletana 

• Practicing Mindfulness – Harmony, 

Health, Happiness 

• Sacred Sites: Tracking Earth Spirit 

• Silver Cuttlebone Cast Ring 

• Slide Guitar and Open Tunings 

…and many more! 

PHOTO CREDITS: JETHRO ACOSTA/INFOCUS STUDIO, 

CHUCK PLACE PHOTOGRAPHY ©, MONIE PHOTOGRAPHY 

Online Registration is Easy www.theCLL.org

Center for Lifelong Learning: 

Fall Term 2016 

Introduction 

Mind & Supermind 

21 

• Welcome to the CLL 

• Key Dates for Fall 2016 

• New Classes and Workshops 

Arts, Crafts, 

Performance 

• Arts................................................2 

• Crafts & Hobbies: General.......8 

• Crafts: Ceramics......................10 

• Crafts: Jewelry.......................... 11 

• Crafts: Sewing..........................13 

• Music & Performing Arts.......13 

• Woodworking........................... 17 

Body, Mind, 

Spirit 

10 

• Dance, Fitness, & Personal....18 

• Health........................................ 22 

• Psychology & Spirituality......25 

• Mind and Supermind: Nature 

of Innovation and Santa 

Barbara Entrepreneurship....25 

30 

Events, Language, 

Photo 

• Current Events, World Affairs . 

& Local Culture........................ 30 

• Languages................................ 30 

• Photography & Film................32 

• Writing & Literature................32 

Home & Family 

• Computers at Home.............. 34 

• Cooking......................................35 

• Genealogy................................. 38 

• Home & Garden....................... 38 

• Parenting.................................. 38 

• Mature Driver 

Certifications........................... 40 

• Non-Profit Skills..................... 40 

• Personal Finance & . 

Home Business....................... 40 

16 

Nature, Science, 

Recreation 

• Games........................................ 42 

• Recreation................................ 42 

• Science & Nature.................... 43 

General 

Information 

35 

• Board and Leadership . 

Staff............................................ 44 

• Connect with the CLL!.......... 44 

• Directory of Locations.......... 45 

• Staggered Registration......... 45 

• Campus Maps.......................... 46 

• Index by Category...................47 

• Important Information & 

Policies..................................50-B 

• Three Easy Ways to Register . 

for CLL Classes!........................51 

• SBCC CLL Registration 

Form............................................51 

Classes & workshops start every week!

Arts, Crafts, 

Performance 

Create your passion… 

at the Center 

➜ Ukulele Playing for Today: Play Today not Tomorrow (p. 17) 

ARTS 

➜ Abstract Painting 

You will paint inspiring and luscious abstract paintings with weekly 

projects studying the distinct styles and techniques of cutting edge 

abstract painters. Generous weekly color handouts will be given 

for a deeper understanding of this intriguing art form. You will 

learn breakthrough techniques and the instructor’s texture recipes 

along with easily mastering the use of color and how to mix it with 

tantalizing compositions in this rich art form. Paint in a comfortable 

atmosphere with one-on-one instruction. A materials list will be 

provided by email as well as in the first class. 

Course number: 402401 

ID 19479 ❯ Jill Sattler • Sep 8 - Nov 17 • Schott, Rm 5 

11 Thursdays • 1:00PM - 4:00PM • $198 + Materials $15 

➜ Animals Alive: Drawing at the Zoo 

Looking for a new type of drawing class outside of the classroom? 

Drawing animals and birds is an exciting and fascinating type of 

portraiture, and involves unique skill sets. Enjoy meeting your 

class and teacher at the Santa Barbara Zoo to draw rare and exotic 

animals live, rather than from photography. Learn how to break 

down the structure of an animal with basic shapes, develop the 

ability to capture animals’ gestures in their movement and enhance 

your drawings with varying forms and textures. 

Note: Easels not provided. Please bring a small drawing pad and 

portable drawing tools for easy movement to different animal 

enclosures. Materials fee covers SB Zoo admission. 


ID 19483 ❯ Lauren Manzo • Sep 8 - Nov 10 • Santa Barbara Zoo, Zoo 

Entrance 

10 Thursdays • 10:00AM - 1:00PM • $180 + Materials $55 

➜ All About Watercolor Painting Outdoors 

This outdoor painting class is for all levels. Adding watercolor to 

your simplest sketches can be fun and exciting. Join us as you learn 

about this extremely expressive medium while you explore Santa 

Barbara’s countless picturesque scenes, just waiting for your unique 

interpretation. A complete watercolor painting demonstration at 

each location as well as personalized instruction will be offered. 

Focus will also be on composition, simplifying perspective, color, 

and finding your own style. 


ID 19488 ❯ (Tom) Louis Henderson • Sep 8 - Nov 17 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Anatomy and Figure Drawing: Drawing from 

the Inside Out 

A little anatomy goes a long way. Let your new understanding 

of bone and muscles allow you to create an accurate and truer 

expression of the human form. Displays and diagrams help you 

visualize as you work with a live model to capture the nuance 

of light and shadow. Watch your drawings come alive using 

techniques developed by the masters of art. See and render from 

knowledge combined with your artistic instinct. Capture the beauty 

and complexity of the human body like never before. 


ID 19708 ❯ Valori Fussell • Aug 23 - Nov 29 • Schott, Rm 23 

15 Tuesdays • 1:30PM - 4:30PM • $270 + Lab $86 + Materials $5 

➜ Antiques and Art: Field Trip 

Enjoy this full day field trip to a major museum exhibition. Benefit 

from the insights and information of your expert teacher / tour 

guide. We might be visiting the Getty or LACMA in Los Angeles, the 

Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, or the Huntington Garden in 

Orange County. 

Note: NOTE: See online listing for location and details. 


ID 19564 SAT ❯ Alice Karle • Oct 22 • Schott, Main Entrance to Schott 

on Padre Street 

1 Saturday • 9:15AM - 8:00PM • $24 + Materials $60 

➜ Art and Craft of Printmaking 

Create a unique monotype by applying printing ink to one surface 

(a plate) and printing the image to paper by means of pressure (an 

etching press). Several other types of printmaking can be combined 

with the monotype and over three terms of this course you will also 

print using relief, intaglio and collagraph processes. This course is 

for both beginning and advanced students and every class includes 

lecture, demonstrations and hands-on practice in using these 

techniques. 


ID 19485 ❯ Siu Zimmerman • Sep 9 - Oct 28 • Schott, Rm 23 

8 Fridays • 10:00AM - 2:00PM • $192 + Lab $14 + Materials $45 

2 Register online at www.theCLL.org / SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning / FALL 2016

➜ Artist’s Open Studio Workshop 

Join your friends, paint in an open lab setting and receive individual 

attention, encouragement and constructive criticism. This class 

is an opportunity to examine and identify personal interests and 

aptitudes as painters. One-on-one instruction provided. Projects 

for those wishing assignments. All media welcome, for artists of all 

levels. 


ID 19472 ❯ Paige Wilson • Sep 6 - Nov 29 • Wake, Rm 7 

13 Tuesdays • 1:00PM - 4:00PM • $293 + Materials $7 

➜ Asian Art: Chinese Brush Painting 

Chinese calligraphy and brush painting are ancient and revered 

fine arts. Chinese calligraphy depicts beautiful images in dynamic 

dancing movements with rhythm of music. The ink is singing & 

the brush is dancing. Learn Chinese calligraphy and the spiritual 

meaning behind the characters. Lectures on the symbolism of 

each subject and composition. Learn to use Chinese brushes, 

watercolor materials, color-loading techniques & methods. Create 

elegant Asian subjects: bamboo, floral, animal, landscape, and 

special topics. Weekly demonstrations, individual attention, and 

instructional handouts. Come and enjoy a quiet meditation to begin 

your creative process. All skill levels welcome. 

Note: A review of art supplies on the first day. This Fall term we will 

paint Lotus & Dragonfly. 


ID 19476 ❯ Suemae Willhite • Sep 20 - Nov 1 • Wake, Rm 7 

7 Tuesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $147 + Materials $18 

ID 19477 ❯ Suemae Willhite • Sep 21 - Nov 2 • Wake, Rm 7 

7 Wednesdays • 1:00PM - 4:00PM • $147 + Materials $18 

➜ Assemblage Art Workshop NEW! 

Assemblage is a form of three-dimensional visual art that is made 

from everyday found objects. Turn your found objects into one-ofa-kind 

pieces of art in this ‘hands-on’ and ‘how-to’ workshop. You’ll 

need to supply all objects to work with including wooden boxes to 

work within or panels to work on, wooden items, figurines, papers, 

photos or cigar boxes. Anything that speaks to you, the older the 

better! Discover your own inner voice, and come away with an 

assemblage masterpiece. Note: Students of all levels are welcome. 


ID 19504 ❯ Susan Tibbles • Sep 9 - Sep 11 • Schott, Rm 5 

Fri., Sat., and Sun. • 10:00AM - 3:00PM • $240 + Lab $10 + Materials 

$20 

➜ Beginning Oil Painting 

Introduces, describes and applies the basic techniques of oil 

painting. Topics include: tools and materials, black/white values, 

color mixing and color theory, aerial/linear perspective, and subject 

matter including landscape, seascape, still life, portraiture and 

abstraction. Beginning and more advanced students are welcome. 

May include field trip sites for landscape painting experience. 


ID 19465 ❯ Catharine Runkle • Sep 26 - Nov 14 • Wake, Rm 7 

8 Mondays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $144 + Materials $15 

➜ Beginning Oil Painting Basics and Beyond 

Students learn about materials, set-up and palette-mixing, color 

combinations that work, and the use of light. Artistic techniques 

of applying paint to canvas include brushes and palette knife. 

Students gain exposure to various styles of painting, from still life to 

landscape, representational to abstract, including impressionistic. 

Offered in a relaxed setting with individual guidance to help 

beginning students gain confidence as they learn techniques. 


ID 19443 SAT ❯ Thomas Van Stein • Sep 17 - Nov 19 • Schott, Rm 23 

10 Saturdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $210 + Materials $5 

➜ Beginning Watercolor: Painting with the Flow 

Watercolor can be fun, especially when you lose yourself in the 

flow of the creative process. In this beginning watercolor class, with 

emphasis on landscape painting, students will be encouraged to 

paint freely and discover individual style. We’ll cover color mixing 

and color theory, composition, the elements of design and how to 

make your paintings come to life by utilizing the effect of light and 

shadow. Includes painting demonstrations and creative warm-up 

exercises. 


ID 19486 EVE ❯ (Tom) Louis Henderson • Sep 6 - Nov 22 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ Beginning Watercolor: Starting Right, 

Painting Loose NEW! 

Make watercolor painting your new passion. This class will get 

you started correctly and provide all of the tips and techniques to 

help you master this challenging medium. Develop an attitude and 

freedom of expression as you paint to unleash your inner artist. 

Discover the joy of watercolor. 


ID 19496 ❯ Rick Osgood • Sep 6 - Oct 25 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ Botanical Illustration and Nature’s Gems 

Explore the illustration of flowers, and other small treasures. Learn 

to see and appreciate the unique character and variety in nature. 

Study the physiology and structure of plants, seeds, pods, feathers, 

shells and more. Develop your talents and techniques while using 

pencil, pen, watercolor and a variety of tools. Expand your skills 

while studying the details and subtlety of form, line, texture, and 

color. Students of all skill levels welcome. 


ID 19464 ❯ Catharine Runkle • Sep 27 - Nov 22 • Schott, Rm 20 


SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning / FALL 2016 / Arts, Crafts, Performance 3

ARTS, CRAFTS, PERFORMANCE 

➜ Collage and Mixed Media Construction 

This class teaches students composition and hands-on technique 

for collage and mixed media. Students will complete collage and 

mixed media projects, emphasizing the principles and elements of 

composition. 


ID 19433 ❯ Susan Tibbles • Sep 12 - Oct 10 • Schott, Rm 20 

5 Mondays • 12:15PM - 3:15PM • $120 + Materials $14 

ID 19432 ❯ Susan Tibbles • Oct 17 - Nov 14 • Schott, Rm 20 


➜ Color and Light: Fresh Watercolor Painting 

The student discovers how to make bright, loose, free-flowing 

paintings filled with light and color using layers of transparent 

watercolor and white paper. Students use paper, paints, water and 

brushes and experiment with color to create interpretive florals, 

landscapes and abstracts. Features demonstrations plus time for 

personalized instruction in the basics of dynamic composition, 

value control, color temperature and color mixing. 


ID 19489 ❯ Kaaren Robertson • Sep 7 - Nov 9 • Schott, Rm 23 

10 Wednesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $180 + Materials $5 

➜ Color Workshop with Thomas Van Stein 

NEW! 

Discover how to harness the world of color. Demystify the 

perceived complexity surrounding color usage by exploring 

techniques/ tools to help you make breakthroughs in your artwork. 

Uncover guaranteed strategies to improve your own knowledge 

and sophistication regarding color sensibilities and aesthetics. 

Come away with a new sense of control in your color choices. Oils 

and Acrylics are preferred and Watercolors are acceptable. 


ID 19511 ❯ Thomas Van Stein • Aug 22 - Aug 25 • Schott, Rm 23 

Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu. • 9:00AM - 1:00PM • $160 + Materials $5 

➜ Drawing for the True Beginner 

Not an artist? Learn the basic drawing skills and techniques suitable 

for complete beginners. Find out how to ‘see’ and then record your 

observations. Through drawing a variety of subject matter that 

highlight different drawing techniques, you will build a drawing 

‘toolkit’ that will, with practice, enable you to draw practically 

anything. Learn the basic foundations of drawing including 

perspective, foreshortening, measuring, shading, and the affects 

of light and shadow. Discover and practice new drawing skills, and 

develop confidence in your ‘inner artist’. 


ID 19436 ❯ Colin Gray • Aug 24 - Nov 9 • Schott, Rm 20 


ID 19470 EVE ❯ Paige Wilson • Sep 6 - Nov 29 • Wake, Rm 7 


➜ Draw Your Way through Art History 

Here is art history with a whole new slant. Develop your drawing 

skills as you render major artistic expressions throughout the ages. 

From the murals of Pompeii, spiritual Chinese paintings, French 

Impressionists, Andy Warhol, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Diego Rivera 

to Georgia O’Keefe, you will get a first-hand experience recording 

your impressions on paper. Take a tour through the ages with the 

world’s leading art styles, and get a sense of why we’re where we 

are today. You will love applying the old techniques in your own 

way, making art history come alive like it’s never done before. Open 

to all levels. 


ID 19480 ❯ Barbara Eberhart • Sep 7 - Nov 2 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ Drawing the Human Figure in Motion 

NEW! 

Capture the spirit of the pose using a step-by-step process. 

Experiment with emphasis on description of form, quick sketch 

gesture, and construction of volume and structure. Practice 

techniques that help you express your imagination in a dimensional 

way as live models demonstrate the movement. Take your figure 

drawing abilities to the next step with individual attention from your 

experienced teacher. 


ID 19505 EVE ❯ Skye Harris • Sep 7 - Sep 28 • Schott, Rm 23 

4 Wednesdays • 6:30PM - 8:30PM • $48 + Lab $15 + Materials $5 

ID 19506 EVE ❯ Skye Harris • Oct 5 - Oct 26 • Schott, Rm 23 


ID 19507 EVE ❯ Skye Harris • Nov 2 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 23 



➜ Driven to Abstraction: Inspiring Applications in 

Abstract Painting 

Create lush and distinctive abstract paintings with weekly 

assignments studying the works of specific quintessential 

abstract painters in a supportive environment. Inspiring styles and 

techniques are the focus of this class with individualized one on 

one work with the instructor. Generous color handouts are given 

as important learning tools to accompany this fascinating art form. 

Each student will master a body of work inspired by riveting break 

through techniques of these artists including the instructor’s own 

unique textural paint formulas. 


ID 19478 ❯ Jill Sattler • Sep 6 - Nov 15 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ Exploring Watercolor 

Everybody loves watercolors. Come discover the fun of exploring 

watercolor painting. Enhance, improve and increase your 

knowledge and skills in watercolor painting. Discover more about 

color theory, value, composition and a multitude of watercolor 

techniques. Enjoy a lively, supportive class environment that 

includes lecture, demonstration, handouts and critique. Everyone 

benefits. Everyone has fun. 

Note: This class is designed for students with some watercolor 

painting experience. 


ID 19474 ❯ Cathy Quiel • Oct 13 - Dec 1 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ Figure Drawing and Painting with Rick Stich 

NEW! 

Develop your figure drawing skills under the guidance of a 

professional artist. Beginning and intermediate level students alike 

will benefit from the opportunity of drawing directly from a live 

model. No matter what your learning style or experience may be, 

you’ll see yourself improve with generous individualized instruction 

in an encouraging community atmosphere. 

Note: Minors (under age 18) are not allowed in this class. 


ID 19441 EVE ❯ Richard Stich • Sep 13 - Oct 11 • Schott, Rm 23 


ID 19440 EVE ❯ Richard Stich • Oct 25 - Nov 22 • Schott, Rm 23 


➜ Figure Drawing with Bob Mask NEW! 









ID 19490 ❯ Robert Mask • Aug 24 - Sep 21 • Schott, Rm 22 

5 Wednesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $90 + Lab $29 + Materials $5 

ID 19491 EVE ❯ Robert Mask • Aug 25 - Sep 22 • Schott, Rm 23 

5 Thursdays • 6:30PM - 9:30PM • $90 + Lab $29 + Materials $5 

ID 19492 ❯ Robert Mask • Sep 28 - Oct 26 • Schott, Rm 22 


ID 19493 EVE ❯ Robert Mask • Sep 29 - Oct 27 • Schott, Rm 23 


ID 19494 ❯ Robert Mask • Nov 2 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 22 


ID 19495 EVE ❯ Robert Mask • Nov 3 - Dec 1 • Schott, Rm 23 


“Tips for Successful 

Assemblage Projects” 

with Susan Tibbles 

Assemblage is a great medium to express yourself. 

Assemblage is an art form where you are free 

to do what you want. Don’t be afraid to hit all the 

pressure points and buttons like: 

• Politics 

• Religion 

• Social issues 

Go for all of them! You’ll love it! 

➜ Figure Drawing for the Absolute Beginner 

You can learn to draw from the model with easy step-by-step 

directions, basic anatomy and portrait tips. Demonstrations and 

personal one-on-one guidance by the instructor will help you feel 

confident, comfortable and capable of successfully drawing the 

human figure. 



ID 19484 ❯ Lauren Manzo • Sep 7 - Nov 23 • Schott, Rm 23 


Susan’s Fall CLL classes: 

➜ Assemblage Art Workshop (p. 3) 

➜ Collage and Mixed Media Construction (p. 4) 

SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning / FALL 2016 / Arts, Crafts, Performancee 5


➜ Figure Drawing with Colin Gray 









ID 19437 ❯ Colin Gray • Sep 1 - Nov 10 • Schott, Rm 23 

11 Thursdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $198 + Lab $63 + Materials $5 

➜ Figure Drawing with Tom Henderson NEW! 









ID 19487 ❯ (Tom) Louis Henderson • Sep 6 - Nov 22 • Schott, Rm 23 

12 Tuesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $216 + Lab $68 + Materials $5 

➜ Finishing Techniques for Successful Paintings 

Finishing is an art in itself. Sometimes all one needs to do to ‘Finish’ 

a painting is receive a bit of critique and guidance as to how to 

apply specific techniques. Working on newer and older paintings, 

you will explore various options/possibilities and tools utilized by 

past and contemporary masters in order to bring about certain 

desired affects. Glazing, scraping, sanding, and toning are examples 

we will utilize to bring about more realized expressions on canvas. 

This intimate studio setting shared with fellow artists dialoguing 

about process, historical content, while experimenting to finish 

their own paintings is an invaluable and conducive step toward 

turning your own paintings into greater works of art. 


ID 19466 SAT ❯ Thomas Van Stein • Sep 17 - Nov 19 • Schott, Rm 23 

10 Saturdays • 1:00PM - 4:00PM • $210 + Materials $5 

➜ Impressionism versus Expressionism: Art at a 

Turning Point NEW! 

Nineteenth century avant-garde movements pushed the boundaries 

of ‘acceptable’ and ‘familiar’ in European art. Striking images of 

Impressionist and Expressionist works of art will guide you as you 

trace the stylistic differences between these famous movements. 

Explore the historical significance of famous - and infamous - 

paintings by investigating the work of iconic artists whose work 

influenced these movements. Sharpen your artistic eye and come 

away with an enhanced understanding of how Impressionist and 

Expressionist artists shaped modern day art. 


ID 19657 ❯ Ursula Ginder • Sep 7 • Schott, Rm 3 

1 Wednesday • 10:00AM - 12:00PM • $16 

ID 19658 EVE ❯ Ursula Ginder • Sep 13 • Schott, Rm 3 

1 Tuesday • 7:30PM - 9:30PM • $16 

➜ Intermediate and Advanced Painting 

Students develop skills in composition, simplification of subject, 

and presentation. Students are encouraged to bring to class new 

painting ideas, works in progress, or older paintings needing 

revision. Class is structured as a semi-tutorial open studio 

atmosphere. 


ID 19623 ❯ Richard Askew • Sep 12 - Nov 14 • Schott, Rm 20 

10 Mondays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $210 

ID 19638 ❯ Richard Askew • Sep 15 - Nov 17 • Schott, Rm 20 

10 Thursdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $210 

➜ Intermediate Drawing 

This Intermediate drawing class will build on your basic drawing 

knowledge (see Drawing for the True Beginner) and focus on 

developing line quality, use of color, shadow and shading, 

composition, foreshortening, as well as use of different drawing 

materials including pencil, pen and ink, and scratchboard. Designed 

for students who want to improve their drawing skills, prepare for 

painting or watercolor classes, or develop independent works. 

Weekly subject matter will change, to enhance and challenge 

students drawing skills. 


ID 19435 ❯ Colin Gray • Aug 24 - Nov 9 • Schott, Rm 20 


➜ Landscape Oil Painting From Photos 

Good photographs are just the jumping off point for creating 

great landscape paintings. Paint with more dynamic colors by 

applying one of the three great color schemes. This course includes 

instruction and demonstration of creating an oil painting from a 

photo from start to finish. You will analyze your photo through 

drawing, color mixing and completion. You then will create 

paintings from your own photos, with individual hands on help and 

critique from the instructor. One class meeting will be a field trip to 

take photographs and learn to compose with your camera. 


ID 19414 ❯ Elaine Wilson • Aug 25 - Nov 10 • Schott, Rm 22 


➜ Light and Shadow in Art: A Plein Air Painting 

Experience 

This course teaches students the fundamentals of light and 

shadow in painting. Technical skills in the use of oils, acrylics, and 

watercolors, are utilized to capture the quality of light and color 

relationships on a two-dimensional surface. 


ID 19442 ❯ Thomas Van Stein • Sep 14 - Nov 16 • Butterfly Lane, 

Butterfly Beach 

10 Wednesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $210 


➜ Modeling the Figure in Clay 

Students explore techniques of modeling three-dimensional human 

figures in water-based clay. Observation of live models provides the 

basis for instruction in skills of construction, proportion, anatomy, 

gesture, texture and patina, with the ultimate goal of creating 

a lively, expressive figure. Creating a self-supporting clay figure 

addresses the following topics: analyzing the challenges presented 

by the pose, planning sequential construction, using scale 

measurements, applying materials, tools and armatures, texturing 

and finishing techniques, firing preparation, applying patinas and 

presenting final project. 



ID 19438 ❯ Story Kornbluth • Sep 6 - Oct 4 • Schott, Rm 22 

5 Tuesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $105 

ID 19439 ❯ Story Kornbluth • Oct 11 - Nov 15 • Schott, Rm 22 

6 Tuesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $126 

➜ Painting or Drawing the Costumed Model 

Expand your art skills through drawing or painting a clothed model. 

Even an experienced artist will flourish through working in an 

intimate setting and in a small group to enhance your skills. Receive 

one-on-one guidance from an experienced teacher using a variety 

of modalities including graphite, colored pencils, water soluble 

crayons, conte crayon, ink, oil pastels, watercolor, acrylic or water 

based oils. No solvent based oils, charcoal or soft pastels will be 

used. Recommend for intermediate or advanced artists. 


ID 19467 ❯ Gregory LeRoy • Aug 25 - Sep 1 • Wake, Rm 7 

2 Thursdays • 1:30PM - 4:30PM • $48 + Lab $12 

ID 19468 ❯ Gregory LeRoy • Sep 15 - Dec 1 • Wake, Rm 7 


➜ Pastels and Colored Pencils NEW! 

A course designed for students who have beginning to advanced 

skills using pastels and colored pencils. Color theory, including 

split-primaries, warm and cool color relationships, referencing 

shadows, highlights, and using color to enhance perspective are 

explored. Strong emphasis on composition and using local color as 

well as specific color schemes such as complimentary, analogous 

and split complimentary colors. 


ID 19683 ❯ Barbara Eberhart • Sep 9 - Nov 4 • Schott, Rm 20 

9 Fridays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $162 + Materials $15 

ID 19680 EVE ❯ Barbara Eberhart • Sep 12 - Nov 7 • Wake, Rm 7 


➜ Portrait Drawing 

Students experience the challenge, excitement and creative selfexpression 

of portrait drawing. This class emphasizes the underlying 

anatomy to help students build a believable likeness. An exploration 

of the effects of light on the planes of the head and neck help 

the student connect the head to the figure. Each class has ample 

individual instruction, a valuable demonstration and group critique. 

The instructor is a nationally respected portrait artist who has 

painted many important American families. 


ID 19665 ❯ Valori Fussell • Aug 29 - Nov 28 • Schott, Rm 23 

13 Mondays • 9:30AM - 12:30PM • $234 + Lab $74 + Materials $5 

➜ Saturday Stone Carving, Beginners to 

Intermediate 

Enjoy learning the fundamentals of stone carving, focusing on 

the basic techniques of carving and the development of ideas and 

forms. Beginners use hand tools to carve alabaster. Intermediate 

carvers will work in a full range of stone using hand and power 

tools. Start with an idea and finish with a beautiful stone carving. 


ID 19399 SAT ❯ Rebecca Davis • Oct 15 - Dec 3 • SBCC, Humanities 

Building - outside room H-104 


➜ Splashing Watercolor 1 and 2 

Through lecture, demonstrations and handouts, students will 

learn a variety of beginning and intermediate level approaches 

and techniques to watercolor. Students explore a variety of styles, 

color theory and composition. Strong emphasis on color and light. 

Students will receive individualized and group instruction and 

critiques. 


ID 19475 ❯ Cathy Quiel • Oct 12 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ Still Life Painting 

Using the still life format students will select objects or areas of 

interest, create a composition and make a painting. Topics include 

techniques used in painting with oils, acrylics, water color and 

pastel and an examination of still life painting from origins to 

contemporary methods. 


ID 19471 ❯ Paige Wilson • Sep 8 - Dec 1 • Schott, Rm 20 



Registration is Easy! 

www.theCLL.org 



➜ Stories in Art - American Art and Artists 

Stories in American art is an overview of important and uniquely 

American art movements. We learn about the artist’s role that both 

reflected and shaped our history, culture and singular heritage. 

Look at art forms including and beyond painting for past 300 

plus years. Art and design theory are examined as well as what 

has shaped and propelled changes and growth in American art 

forms. You will see hundreds of beautiful art images in power point 

presentations. No art background is needed. Join us for a lively and 

informative class. 


ID 19469 EVE ❯ (Jodi) Joanne Miles • Sep 8 - Oct 6 • Wake, Rm 26 

5 Thursdays • 5:00PM - 6:00PM • $30 

➜ What’s it Worth? 

What’s the value of your inherited or collected fine art, sculpture, 

folk art, ceramics, sterling silver, modern master prints, important 

library books, or other fine & decorative art items? Certified ANA 

Appraiser Alice Karle brings her 20 years of experience to this 

roadshow style class providing limited scope verbal value estimates 

for up to two items per student. Bring your sense of wonder, 

curiosity, and of course your sense of humor. 


ID 19481 SAT ❯ Alice Karle • Nov 5 • Schott, Auditorium 

1 Saturday • 1:30PM - 4:30PM • $24 

➜ Working with Galleries to Market Your Art 

You studied art, took art classes and courses. You created some 

fabulous pieces and want to enter the world of art now. Ever 

wondered how to make the leap from art as your hobby to art 

as a potential income stream? Discover what to know about the 

business of art. Get answers to how, when and where to present 

your work. Find out how artist-gallery relations work. Join us 

for useful information and discussion, and come away with an 

understanding of how to market your art as a business. 


ID 19429 ❯ Jack Mohr • Sep 6 - Sep 27 • Schott, Rm 3 

4 Tuesdays • 9:30AM - 11:30AM • $64 

CRAFTS & HOBBIES: GENERAL 

➜ Bow and Arrows and Archery Workshop 

In this hands-on class you’ll develop the skills for crafting and using 

your own traditional bow and arrows! Watch your confidence 

grow as you create and use a functional work of art. Topics such 

as selecting the best wood, bow design and shaping, string and 

arrow making, proper archery techniques, and much more will be 

covered. 


ID 19428 SAT ❯ Richard Saffold • Oct 8 - Nov 5 • Wake, Rm 10 

Carpentry Lab 


➜ Flower Arranging and Florist Style Designing 

Take your pick of florist style flower arranging or western garden 

style flower arranging all inclusive. Taught by a professional florist of 

35 years. Learn the secrets and techniques of floristry in either style. 

For home, office, event or competition. 


ID 19482 ❯ Richard Finn • Oct 3 - Nov 14 • Schott, Rm 5 

7 Mondays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $126 + Materials $15 

➜ Glass Arts Workshop 

Students of all levels receive individualized instruction in the glass 

arts, including leaded stained glass, copper foil stained glass, fusing, 

mosaic, and sandblasting. 


ID 19418 ❯ Lorraine Vanhecke • Sep 2 - Dec 2 • Wake, Rm 11 Stained 

Glass Lab 


ID 19419 EVE ❯ Lorraine Vanhecke • Sep 15 - Nov 17 • Wake, Rm 11 

Stained Glass Lab 


➜ Glass Creations: Leaded, Copper Foil, 

Sandblasting and Mosaic 

In this hands-on class, we discover the beauty of glass and all that it 

has to offer! You will create a beautiful piece that you will be proud 

to say you made yourself. Learn to understand glass and enjoy 

working in this special medium. Don’t shy away if you don’t have 

any experience - this class is designed for students of all levels. 


ID 19416 ❯ Lorraine Vanhecke • Aug 30 - Nov 29 • Wake, Rm 11 Stained 

Glass Lab 


ID 19417 ❯ Lorraine Vanhecke • Sep 1 - Dec 1 • Wake, Rm 11 Stained 

Glass Lab 


➜ Glass Fusing 

Students will learn basic skills to create several fused glass pieces. 

Emphasis will be placed on creating functional, yet artistic pieces, 

including a small plate or bowl. The class will be taught at a relaxed 

pace with emphasis on artistry and fun. Students will experience the 

wonderfully equipped glass studio. 


ID 19420 ❯ Lorraine Vanhecke • Aug 31 - Nov 30 • Wake, Rm 11 Stained 

Glass Lab 


ID 19521 ❯ Carolyn Holguin • Sep 12 - Nov 28 • Wake, Rm 11 Stained 

Glass Lab 

12 Mondays • 2:00PM - 5:00PM • $249 + Lab $61 + Materials $10 

ID 19522 EVE ❯ Carolyn Holguin • Sep 14 - Nov 30 • Wake, Rm 11 




➜ Indigo Shibori Using Natural Plant and 

Protein Fibers NEW! 

Shibori is a creative, Japanese manual resist dyeing technique which 

produces unique one-of-a-kind patterns on fabric in a myriad of 

designs and combinations. This introductory class focuses on the 

basics of using the indigo plant to create a color-fast dye for cotton 

and other plant fibers. Discover and practice the manual techniques 

required for Shibori such as squeezing- stitching- wringing/ 

wrapping, and folding. Create and bring home your own wonderful 

one-of-a-kind artistic Shibori fabric masterpieces. 

Note: Student create ceramic materials for the Empty Bowls event 


ID 19586 ❯ Raychel Rogers • Aug 26 - Aug 27 • Schott, Rm 23 

Friday • 9:00AM - 5:00PM • Saturday • 9:00AM - 3:00PM • $120 + Lab 

$12 + Materials $50 

➜ Intermediate and Advanced Glass Fusing 

Returning students will be taught a new firing and decorative 

technique each term. You will learn how to use these techniques 

to enhance your fused glass pieces. Firing schedules for advanced 

projects will also be discussed. This class will be taught at a relaxed 

pace with the mature student in mind. Join us in our wonderfully 

equipped glass studio and we will turn up the heat. 


ID 19519 EVE ❯ Carolyn Holguin • Sep 12 - Nov 28 • Wake, Rm 11 



ID 19520 ❯ Carolyn Holguin • Sep 13 - Nov 29 • Wake, Rm 11 Stained 

Glass Lab 


➜ Intro to Glass Fusing - Holiday Workshop 

Discover the art of Glass Fusing in this special class designed for the 

true beginner. Come and see what beauty emerges when different 

pieces of glass are slowly and artfully melted together. Glass Fusing 

may be used to create functional pieces or you may fuse glass into 

ornaments for that special holiday gift! Projects are limited only by 

your creativity! In just a few hours you may find yourself fascinated 

with Glass Fusing. 


ID 19654 SAT ❯ Carolyn Holguin • Nov 12 - Nov 19 • Wake, Rm 11 


2 Saturdays • 10:00AM - 2:00PM • $55 + Lab $14 + Materials $30 

➜ Make Your Own Sugar Skulls and 

Chocolate Skulls 

Leading up to the Day of the Dead you can find many shops and 

markets offering a wide variety of colorful ‘Calaveras de azúcar’ 

- sugar skulls. Now you can make your own as gifts or unique 

decorations. Have fun learning this unique process with the simple 

step-by-step instructions and easy to master techniques required 

to create these magical skulls. Also make eatable chocolate skulls 

to accompany your decorative skulls. Make this fascinating annual 

tasty activity a new family tradition. 


ID 19553 SAT ❯ Irma Esquivel-Kromis • Oct 15 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary 

Lab 

1 Saturday • 10:00AM - 1:00PM • $24 + Lab $3 + Materials $8 

➜ Shrine of a Lifetime: Create a Mexican Folk Art 

Nicho 

Create a Mexican shrine, or nicho, typically associated with the Day 

of the Dead celebrations. Work with various mixed media such as 

wood, paper, metal, clay and randomly found objects, while also 

learning the art of collage. Discover how to create a one of a kind 

shrine dedicated to and honoring a beloved person, pet, place, or 

idea. Personalize your nicho by bringing cherished small photos, 

handwritten notes or your own sacred objects. Your completed 

nicho will truly be ‘art from the heart’ that will take on special 

meaning. 


ID 19430 ❯ Katherine Mills • Oct 14 • Schott, Rm 5 

1 Friday • 10:00AM - 1:00PM • $24 + Materials $15 

➜ Transform Your Life Using Crafts 

Combine the tranquility and meditative benefits of knitting and 

crochet with the life affirming principles of the Dream Builder 

system. Relax, achieve a calm state and build a positive joyful habit 

of ‘dreaming’ of your vision. Clarify your vision of an ideal lifestyle 

while creating, stitch by stitch on your tangible reminder of your 

dream. Knitting or crocheting will generate positive thinking and 

creative feelings. Your masterpiece will remind you of your vision 

and affirmations. All levels welcomed. 


ID 19434 EVE ❯ Gulcan Demirci • Sep 7 - Nov 23 • Wake, Rm 32 

Weaving Lab 



Classes & Workshops 

Start Every Week! 

Evenings, Weekdays 

and Saturdays 


➜ WOW Weaving Lab 

This class is designed to allow students currently enrolled in the 

weaving course access to floor looms to continue working on their 

class projects. 


ID 19684 ❯ TBD CLL Staff • Sep 29 - Nov 3 • Wake, Rm 32 Weaving Lab 




➜ WOW: Wonders of Weaving 

Create beautiful textiles of your choosing while learning the 

timeless craft of weaving on a floor loom. You will master this craft 

from learning the basic techniques of planning and loom set-up to 

finishing. You can choose from a variety of projects that range from 

scarves, blankets and fabric for clothing to tapestries and rugs, all 

woven on your personally assigned loom in a friendly, artistic studio 

atmosphere. Many examples and interesting materials, some are 

even eco-friendly, help motivate and inspire both the beginner and 

experienced weaver. Weaving is a wonderful creative process for all 

to enjoy. Men and women come discover this new adventure. 

Note: Tuition fee partially covered through private donations. 


ID 19422 ❯ Lynn Lopez • Sep 20 - Nov 22 • Wake, Rm 32 Weaving Lab 


CRAFTS: CERAMICS 

➜ Ceramics in the Garden NEW! 

This class is designed around making containers for potted plants 

as well as cut flowers. We will develop and refine hand building and 

throwing skills so all levels from beginning to advanced will enjoy 

this class. We will also discuss more traditional throwing and hand 

building techniques.As well as containers there will be projects that 

are more sculptural; for example, totem poles, bird feeders and 

wind chimes. Please join us for an exciting class offering! 

Note: Kiln space will be limited to 2.5 cu. ft. per student per class. 

First bag of clay included with materials fee. 


ID 19549 ❯ Bernard Sayers • Aug 26 - Dec 2 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 

13 Fridays • 1:00PM - 4:00PM • $234 + Lab $68 + Materials $15 

ID 19548 EVE ❯ Bernard Sayers • Aug 26 - Dec 2 • Schott, Rm 24 

Ceramic Lab 

13 Fridays • 6:00PM - 9:00PM • $234 + Lab $68 + Materials $15 

➜ Ceramics: Beginning, Intermediate and 

Advanced 

Students of all skill levels will develop or refine throwing and 

trimming skills, hand-building skills, and glazing skills. 


First bag of clay included in materials fee. 


ID 19539 EVE ❯ Marjorie Basch • Aug 22 - Nov 28 • Schott, Rm 24 

Ceramic Lab 


ID 19540 EVE ❯ Barbara Loebman • Aug 23 - Nov 29 • Schott, Rm 24 

Ceramic Lab 


ID 19541 ❯ Robert McGuire • Aug 24 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 


ID 19542 ❯ Robert McGuire • Aug 24 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 


ID 19543 ❯ Genie Thomsen • Aug 25 - Nov 17 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 


ID 19544 EVE ❯ Genie Thomsen • Aug 25 - Nov 17 • Schott, Rm 24 

Ceramic Lab 


ID 19664 ❯ Barbara Loebman • Aug 26 - Dec 2 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 


ID 19545 SAT ❯ Deanna Pini • Aug 27 - Dec 3 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 

14 Saturdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $252 + Lab $74 + Materials $15 

ID 19546 SAT ❯ Genie Thomsen • Aug 27 - Nov 19 • Schott, Rm 24 

Ceramic Lab 

13 Saturdays • 12:30PM - 3:30PM • $234 + Lab $68 + Materials $15 

ID 19648 EVE ❯ Zoe Primrose • Sep 7 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 


ID 19538 EVE ❯ Lorie Stout • Oct 5 - Nov 30 • Carpinteria High School, 

Ceramics Rm 


“Ceramic Clay” 

with Lorie Stout 

Did you know that different clays have different 

firing temperatures? But you can’t tell just by 

looking at the color of the clay. 

Learn how to tell the difference between clays - so 

your beautiful work doesn't end up in a puddle in 

the kiln! 

Go for all of them! You’ll love it! 

Lorie’s Fall CLL classes: 

➜ Ceramics: Beginning, Intermediate and 

Advanced (p. 10) 


➜ Ceramics: Porcelain 

Create pure classics from porcelain clay. Students will experiment 

with glazes and learn various oriental decorating techniques using 

green, blue, gray and transparent Celadon glazes. This class is 

recommended for all students with at least one year of throwing 

experience. 



ID 19547 ❯ Barbara Loebman • Aug 25 - Dec 1 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 


➜ Clay Handbuilding 

Make clay objects using a combination of slab, coil and pinch 

techniques. Topics will include principles of design in clay 

construction, decoration and glazing. Each week the demos 

will teach skills that allow students to master more difficult clay 

techniques. 


ID 19550 ❯ Danyel Dean • Sep 6 - Nov 22 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic Lab 


➜ Fundamentals for Wheel Thrown Pottery 

NEW! 

Acquire proven basic wheel-thrown techniques, essential for 

both beginners and experienced potters. Learn the fundamentals 

as a beginner from a master potter. Alternatively, just come and 

refine and improve your existing wheel techniques. Wheel-thrown 

fundamentals include posture, wedging, centering, and mastery 

of the basic forms. Discover and practice ‘throwing off the hump’, 

assembling multiple part vessels, creating a line of dinnerware, 

and multi-stage expanded vessel techniques. Get started right 

and watch your ceramic talents develop with every new piece you 

create. 

Note: Students create ceramic materials for the Empty Bowls event 


ID 19551 ❯ Michael Adcock • Oct 3 - Oct 31 • Schott, Rm 24 Ceramic 

Lab 


➜ Mastering the Human Face in Clay 

We are hardwired to instantly recognize the human face, and we are 

very keen in picking out elements that are not quite right. Through 

engaged ‘looking and seeing’ you will develop the skills to home in 

on those elements, to know exactly why they don’t look right and 

how to rectify them. Working with real life facial features from the 

mirror, model or fellow participants, you’ll produce several pieces, 

transferring visual information onto clay. Master the techniques 

needed to master sculpting the human face by implementing 

elements of believability: perspective shifting, complex curvatures, 

facial relationships and intricate detail. 


ID 19620 ❯ James Coquia • Sep 12 - Nov 28 • Schott, Rm 22 


CRAFTS: JEWELRY 

➜ Caught In A Trap: Creative Stone Setting 

Techniques NEW! 

Create a stunning pendant with a stone as the main element and 

other stones that are ‘caught in a trap’. Practice trapping a large 

stone between two sheets of metal using cold connections, and 

then cutting the top layer of metal to mimic wide prongs. Work on 

carving the main stone with diamond tools to add an artifact-like 

effect. And finally, use creative silversmithing techniques to create 

texture, volume and form. You’ll come away with a truly unique, 

exquisite, piece of jewelry. 


ID 19508 EVE ❯ Carl Stanley • Oct 19 - Nov 30 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry 

Lab 


➜ Chasing and Repousse Practice 

‘Chasing and Repousse’ is an ancient technique used to decorate 

sheet metal with intricate designs. Utilizing the plasticity of metal, 

shapes are formed by working both the front and back surfaces 

of a sheet of metal. You’ll raise thin sheets metal to extraordinary 

heights. ‘Chasing’ is the technique of adding detail to the surface 

of metal chasing and is used to refine and define the design on the 

front of the work. ‘Repousse’ is the technique in which a sheet of 

metal is ornamented or shaped by hammering from the reverse side 

(puff out) to create a design in relief. There are few techniques that 

offer such diversity of expression. Add these remarkable creations 

to your jewelry inventory. Previous jewelry experience required. 


ID 19398 EVE ❯ David Rodriguez • Sep 6 - Nov 8 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry 

Lab 


➜ Enameling: Glass on Metal 

This course on the art of enameling on metal begins by exploring 

the basic principles of enameling through the melting of powdered 

glass on the surface of copper or silver sheet metal in artistic 

patterns. Students also learn a variety of more advanced techniques 

including the use of silver or gold foils and cloisonne. 


ID 19461 ❯ David Rosen • Sep 1 - Nov 3 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


Classes 

fill fast. 

Register 

now! 




➜ Fabricated Silver Ring with Gemstone Inlay 

NEW! 

Create a dramatic silver ring with an inlay of multi-colored 

gemstones. First, fabricate a designer ring from silver sheet and 

wire that has an open channel on the top. Then, choosing from the 

various inlay techniques demonstrated, create your own unique 

design and fill the channel with multi-colored gemstone inlay that 

you’ll later cut and polish. Teacher-demonstrated silversmithing 

techniques will assist you as you work on creating texture, pattern 

and form. Amaze your friends and family with your new gemstone 

inlay jewelry 


ID 19685 EVE ❯ Carl Stanley • Aug 24 - Oct 12 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry 

Lab 


➜ High Style/Low Tech Jewelry Making 

Learn how to silver solder using a Creme Brule torch. Fabricate 

simple rings, bracelets and ear rings. Explore creating your own 

simple findings to adorn your pieces with interesting beading 

techniques! In this class learn how to set up a simple soldering 

station and home studio for around $100 to $150. 


ID 19393 ❯ Keith Hale • Aug 22 - Aug 29 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


ID 19368 ❯ Keith Hale • Oct 28 - Nov 4 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


➜ Jewelry - Open Studio 

Enjoy using our wonderful jewelry studio to work on projects of 

your own, or projects from jewelry classes that need finishing 

touches. This studio class is run by a professional jeweler-instructor 

who can answer questions and help you with your ongoing jewelry 

tasks. Take advantage of this opportunity to use the equipment and 

to benefit from the guidance of a skilled jeweler to help you with 

your projects. Some demonstrations on various creative jewelry 

techniques and methods will be given throughout the course. 


ID 19364 ❯ Carl Stanley • Aug 24 - Oct 5 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


ID 19365 ❯ Carl Stanley • Oct 12 - Nov 30 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


ID 19366 ❯ Carl Stanley • Oct 19 - Nov 30 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


➜ Jewelry Soldering - Information, Focus, 

Practice 

Designed for experienced beginners to advanced jewelry students 

who want to develop soldering and torch operation skills. A variety 

of soldering techniques, theories and set-ups covered. Students 

learn torch use and complex design issues that require many solder 

connections. 


ID 19394 ❯ Gary Elkins • Sep 13 - Nov 8 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


➜ Hollow Rings – Design and Construction 

NEW! 

‘Hollow’ rings make a bold statement. Discover how to expand on 

basic ring design by experimenting with fabricated, hollow formed 

rings. Working in sterling silver, fashion a dimensional hollow box 

ring with many design options including flat, angled or curved tops. 

Develop your fabrication skills with forming, piercing, soldering, 

stone setting, fitting and polishing. Design and create your own 

hollow ring, and walk away with a unique creation as a gift or 

keepsake. 


ID 19509 EVE ❯ Gary Elkins • Sep 13 - Oct 25 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


➜ Jewelry Workshop 

This class allows experienced jewelry students to work on personal 

projects with instructor support. Demonstrations will be provided 

by the instructor in a variety of jewelry making techniques and 

methods pertaining to student’s individual needs. Materials will not 

be provided; students will be expected to provide materials for their 

own projects. Students should have completed beginning jewelry 

classes and be familiar with the use of the jewelry lab. This class is 

not structured for beginning students. 


ID 19367 ❯ Keith Hale • Nov 18 - Dec 2 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


ID 19375 ❯ Keith Hale • Nov 21 - Nov 28 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 



➜ Lost Wax Casting 

This class teaches the skills needed for jewelry making using 

the lost wax casting method. Students will be guided through 

the wax carving process, preparation of the wax model for the 

burnout procedure and the actual casting. Students will have the 

opportunity to cast their own project. 


ID 19397 EVE ❯ David Rodriguez • Sep 1 - Nov 10 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry 

Lab 


ID 19363 ❯ Carl Stanley • Sep 12 - Oct 24 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 



➜ Silver Cuttlebone Cast Ring NEW! 

Use cuttlebone, a centuries old casting medium for jewelry, to 

create a ring shape as a hollow, negative space. Practice carving the 

soft, Styrofoam-like inner-shell to create a ring shape. Learn how to 

clamp on the hard outer shell and pour molten silver into the cavity. 

Discover how to clean the ring and add bezel to set a stone to your 

creation. These rings have a distinctly organic wood-like grain that 

will leave friends and family wondering how you created it. 


ID 19572 ❯ Carl Stanley • Nov 7 - Nov 28 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


➜ Strap It Down Tight: Creative Stone Setting 


Discover creative and stunning stone-setting techniques. Step away 

from tradition and be more expressive in your jewelry creations. 

Learn and practice silversmithing techniques, grooving your stone 

with diamond tools to allow the cable to nest and securely ‘strap it 

down tight’. Master the basic foundation of jewelry, stone-setting, 

and go one step further. Strap it down tight and come away with a 

unique visual treat. 


ID 19570 EVE ❯ Carl Stanley • Aug 24 - Oct 12 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry 

Lab 


➜ The Art of Jewelry Making - Level 1 

Students learn how to make silver rings, earrings, pins, and 

pendants. Class explores techniques and applications in using 

jewelry tools, working with materials, setting gemstones, and other 

fabrication techniques. 


ID 19371 ❯ Keith Hale • Aug 26 - Oct 21 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


ID 19392 EVE ❯ Keith Hale • Sep 12 - Nov 7 • Wake, Rm 8 Jewelry Lab 


CRAFTS: SEWING 

➜ Individualized Sewing 

This class is designed for the student who has a desire to learn to 

sew and/or improve their sewing skills. Students will be guided 

through the techniques necessary to construct a project of 

their choice. Projects will provide the opportunity for creativity, 

achievement and success through a combination of theory and 

practical experience. 


ID 19639 EVE ❯ Judith Brooks • Sep 12 - Oct 24 • Wake, Rm 9 


ID 19642 ❯ Judith Brooks • Sep 14 - Oct 26 • Wake, Rm 9 


ID 19426 ❯ Judith Brooks • Sep 14 - Oct 26 • Wake, Rm 9 


ID 19425 ❯ Pamela Vestal • Sep 22 - Dec 1 • Wake, Rm 9 


ID 19427 EVE ❯ Pamela Vestal • Sep 22 - Dec 1 • Wake, Rm 9 


MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS 

➜ A Virtuoso Season: A Guide to CAMA’s Current 

Season 

Since 1919 CAMA (Community Arts Music Association) has brought 

world class orchestras and recitalists to Santa Barbara. This class 

will provide a preview lecture and a performance in CAMA’s Master 

or International series. Concert ticket is included with the preview 

lecture and distributed at the end of the class. 

Note: Note: See online notes for specific concert information. 


ID 19431 EVE ❯ David Malvinni • Oct 10 • Schott, Rm 6 

1 Monday • 7:30PM - 9:30PM • $16 


Joni Mitchell 

Known for her folk 

acoustic-guitar and 

recognizable voice, 

Joni Mitchell helped forge the 

singer-songwriter genre as we know it. 

➜ Beginning Songwriting 

Always wanted to learn how to write a song but not sure where 

to start? Discover the fundamental tools and creativity exercises 

needed to gather ideas, convert those ideas into a verse, and then 

produce a song. Explore the basics of harmony, lyric writing, and 

melody in a fun and supportive environment. Walk away, or rather 

sing away, knowing how to create your own unique song. 


ID 19525 EVE ❯ Nicola Gordon • Sep 12 - Nov 14 • Schott, Rm 6 

10 Mondays • 6:30PM - 7:30PM • $120 

NEW! 

➜ Joni Mitchell, Her Life and Her Music 

(p. 14) 



➜ Break into Voice Over 

Have you ever been told that your voice is perfect for radio, 

television or movies yet had no idea what to do next? Explore 

your potential in this fun, lively class taught by an award-winning 

voice over professional. This course is both introductory and 

instructional; it is not selling pipe dreams. If you’ve wanted to 

explore your inner actor, or simply develop greater confidence in 

your public speaking abilities, here is your opportunity. 


ID 19717 SAT ❯ David Lawrence • Aug 27 • Schott, Auditorium 

1 Saturday • 9:00AM - 3:30PM • $90 

ID 19408 SAT ❯ David Lawrence • Oct 15 • Schott, Auditorium 


ID 19407 SAT ❯ David Lawrence • Dec 3 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Choral Singing 

Singing in a choir is like no other experience. The beauty of blended 

voices is remarkable. The choir becomes one huge powerful voice, 

filling a room and captivating an audience. Come join your friends 

and make new friends in this supportive environment, and enjoy 

performing fabulous songs. Develop and practice vocal techniques, 

song interpretation, tone, pitch, dynamics and performance 

techniques. Discover the joys of performing captivating choral 

music in front of an audience. 


ID 19529 ❯ Dauri Kennedy • Aug 23 - Nov 29 • Schott, Rm 20 

15 Tuesdays • 9:30AM - 11:30AM • $180 + Lab $135 

➜ Improvisation Basics: One Night to Entice 

NEW! 

Always wanted to try improv? Take advantage of this opportunity 

to get started! Enjoy improvisation-focused games that are fun, 

and jumpstart quick thinking skills in this collegial, supportive 

environment. Explore principles of improvisation that will give you 

a glimpse into what taking an extended class offers. Come away 

with a new appreciation of improv - a great activity that stimulates 

creativity, self-expression and most of all - humor. 


ID 19587 EVE ❯ Vivian Geffen • Sep 14 • Wake, Rm 15 

1 Wednesday • 6:00PM - 8:00PM • $20 

➜ Improvisation: Sharpen Your Intuition and 

Imagination NEW! 

Come stimulate your funny bone while strengthening your 

imagination, improving your listening skills and gaining confidence 

in your ability take risks and be seen. This fun, friendly and 

supportive class is open to anybody who has ever seen an 

improvised scene and wondered ‘how do they do that’? By the 

end of the series you will know. Each week you’re sure to have a 

good laugh and leave feeling uplifted. No performance experience 

necessary. 


ID 19400 EVE ❯ Vivian Geffen • Sep 21 - Oct 19 • Wake, Rm 15 

5 Wednesdays • 6:00PM - 8:00PM • $85 

➜ Harmonica Blues, Getting Started 

Pick it up, put it in your mouth, blow and ... oh that wailing, 

mournful sound of the blues harmonica. And you don’t need an 

expensive instrument. Using a standard 10 hole diatonic harmonica 

in the key of A major you can be playing the blues in no time, 

without getting bogged down with too much music theory. 

Discover how to easy it is use the natural human breathing process 

and start having fun with this instantly intuitive instrument. What 

budding musician wouldn’t want the instant gratification provided 

by a harmonica? 


ID 19563 EVE ❯ David Campos • Sep 12 - Oct 10 • Wake, Rm 15 

5 Mondays • 6:00PM - 8:00PM • $75 

➜ Harmonica Blues, Movin’ On 

You finally figured it out and you like what you hear. Now take your 

harmonica playing to the next level. Styling techniques, unique 

chords, vocalizations and advanced breathing techniques will help 

you make your harmonica come alive. Crowds will gather and you 

will become the center of attention. This class may change your life. 


ID 19562 EVE ❯ David Campos • Oct 24 - Nov 7 • Wake, Rm 15 

3 Mondays • 6:00PM - 8:00PM • $45 

➜ Join the CLL Chamber Orchestra 

Are you an experienced musician who enjoys playing classical 

music in a smaller orchestra setting? Looking for an opportunity to 

develop your own musical skills and feel more in touch with your 

fellow players? Develop your own musical skills alongside other 

ensemble players and learn to achieve an artistic unified sound 

while following a conductor. Dust off your instrument and come 

join the CLL Chamber Orchestra. 


ID 19512 EVE ❯ Laurel Fryer • Sep 26 - Nov 28 • Goleta Valley Jr. High 

School, 604 

10 Mondays • 7:00PM - 9:00PM • $120 

➜ Joni Mitchell, Her Life and Her Music 

NEW! 

Joni Mitchell’s music is celebrated worldwide as one the most 

prolific, original and influential songwriters of all time. Explore the 

music and life of this iconic musician, poet and artist and enjoy 

an exciting combination of lecture, music appreciation, and live 

performance. Join the lively discussions about Mitchell’s artistic 

influences, challenges and contributions, and discover how her 

music came to define a generation - that of the late 60s and 70s. 


ID 19515 EVE ❯ Kimberly Ford • Aug 22 - Aug 29 • Schott, Auditorium 

2 Mondays • 7:00PM - 9:00PM • $32 


➜ Music Theory and Composition: Why Both are 

Important 

Music is more than just reading notes or putting chords together 

to create a song. The key is understanding how music is structured. 

Discover how to pick out the melodies and figure out the chords 

more quickly for any song. Learn how to easily transpose music 

from one key to another. Understand the notes that make up a 

chord without a need for chord charts, sheet music, or tablature. 

Start creating catchy compositions of your own. Suitable for 

musicians of all ages regardless of instrument and proficiency. 


ID 19497 EVE ❯ Craig Richter • Sep 13 - Nov 29 • Wake, Rm 15 

12 Tuesdays • 7:00PM - 8:30PM • $108 

➜ Old Time Fiddle NEW! 

Always been attracted to the fiddle? Masters of fiddle-playing 

learned their art by listening and imitating those around them. 

Come explore the style, technique and mindset of fiddling. Learn 

by ear and get swept up in this unique musical expression. Taught 

by a professional musician and a specialist in Old Time Fiddle, you’ll 

be guided through the use of your instrument to create this unique 

sound. Bring your instrument and a willingness to try out this 

infectious musical style. 


ID 19524 EVE ❯ Nicola Gordon • Sep 15 - Oct 20 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ Perform the Beatles 

Who doesn’t love The Beatles? Many of us can sing every song 

by heart as they were indelibly etched on our psyche. Enjoy this 

opportunity to perform your favorites in front of a bunch of adoring 

fans. Lead the group or sing along in the audience. Discover the 

back story of your favorite songs, listen to the digitally remastered 

original studio recordings, receive the actual ‘lead sheets’ and sing 

a solo or with a group. Instantly transport yourself to younger days 

and discover your inner John-Paul-George and Ringo! 


ID 19462 EVE ❯ Douglas Nielsen • Sep 15 - Oct 6 • Schott, Rm 22 


➜ Piano - Intermediate 

Continue down the road towards musical competence. Enhance 

your musicianship and confidence on the piano. Enjoy a practical 

introduction to intermediate theory, and augment your reading 

skills. Increase your repertoire, and enjoy the performance 

opportunities available for those who want to share what they have 

learned. A year of prior piano experience is recommended. 

Note: Note: Textbook: Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano Course; Adult All- 

In-One Course, Level 2. (Palmer, Manus and Lethco). 


ID 19531 EVE ❯ David Campos • Sep 7 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 3 



➜ Opera in Performance NEW! 

Bravo - a rare opportunity to receive invaluable insight into the 

script, music, performance history and nuance of opera before 

you attend the actual performance. Guided by our area’s top 

opera experts, explore a masterpiece’s background and context 

and take your experience to a whole new level of appreciation 

and understanding. Discover the wonder of opera, and share and 

discuss your experience with fellow opera aficionados. 

Note: The class will center around operas being performed by 

Opera Santa Barbara and on some of the operas in the Metropolitan 

Opera HD season. Classes will be visited by artists in the OSB 

productions. 


ID 19621 EVE ❯ Simon Williams • Oct 17 • Schott, Auditorium 

1 Monday • 5:30PM - 7:30PM • $16 + Materials $3 

ID 19663 EVE ❯ Simon Williams • Oct 24 • Schott, Auditorium 


ID 19622 EVE ❯ Simon Williams • Nov 7 • Schott, Auditorium 


MEET OUR TEACHERS 

Kimberly Ford 

Kimberly Ford is a jazz 

vocalist whose talent, 

taste and sensibility 

venture beyond the 

Great American Song 

Book. With a stylistic 

range that flows from ballads to free jazz, 

Kimberly's influences include .Ella Fitzgerald, 

Jay Clayton, Sheila Jordan and Joni Mitchell. 

Kimberly’s Fall CLL Classes: 

➜ NEW! Joni Mitchell, Her Life and Her 

Music (p. 13) 

➜ Singing from the Heart: Basics of Singing 

(p. 16) 

➜ Singing Jazz Standards (p. 16) 



➜ Piano for Beginners Level 2 

Do you have a little experience with the piano? Ready to learn 

more? Or perhaps you just a little rusty? Move on from the basics 

and discover how to move your hands more confidently as your 

fingers create familiar melodies and songs. ‘Beginning Level 2’ 

develops the musical theory and basic skills of ‘Beginning Level 1’. 

Enjoy the supportive nature and personalized teaching in this class 

as you move your reading, technique, and musicianship up a notch. 

Note: Required textbook: Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano Course, Adult 

All-in-One Course, Level 1 (Palmer, Manus and Lethco). 


ID 19532 EVE ❯ David Campos • Sep 7 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Piano for Beginners: Level 1 

Always wanted to play piano? Finally - an opportunity to explore 

musical theory in a piano course designed for adult beginners. 

Begin from scratch or revisit basic skills. Learn the relationship 

between the notes on the staff and on the keyboard. Discover how 

to comfortably move your hands and fingers and create familiar 

melodies and songs. Just bring a desire to learn, and realize that 

lifelong ambition to play tunes on the piano. 

Note: Required textbook: Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano Course, Adult 

All-in-One Course, Level 1 (Palmer, Manus and Lethco). 


ID 19533 ❯ David Campos • Sep 7 - Nov 30 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Playing the Guitar for Beginners and Beyond 

Is playing the guitar something you always wanted to do? Here 

is a safe, supportive environment to develop your skills and lay a 

foundation for years to come. Learn how to play popular songs 

- the basic chords, elementary rhythm techniques and left-hand 

/ right-hand coordination. Before long you’ll be able to play any 

simple song you want with confidence and joy. 


ID 19500 EVE ❯ Gregory LeRoy • Sep 12 - Nov 28 • Wake, Rm 15 

12 Mondays • 5:00PM - 6:00PM • $120 

ID 19501 SAT ❯ Gregory LeRoy • Sep 17 - Dec 3 • Schott, Rm 20 

11 Saturdays • 10:00AM - 11:00AM • $110 

➜ Playing the Ukulele: Intermediate 

Build on your ukulele experience. Enjoy learning the fundamentals 

of music theory, fingering techniques, melody notes, chords and 

advance strumming. In a supportive and social atmosphere, develop 

chording and rhythm skills, and experiment with techniques for 

developing speed while performing music from a portfolio of your 

favorite songs. 




➜ Recorder Playing 

The recorder is one of the oldest woodwind instruments. The ‘old 

English flute’ is also one of the simplest to play. Have fun learning 

and playing the recorder in this fun, supportive group setting. 

Benefit from group and individual instruction as you discover how 

to play tunes and harmonize together. Complete beginners are 

welcome in this class where all levels enjoy a lively community 

musical experience. 


ID 19530 ❯ Nancy Roman • Sep 13 - Nov 15 • Wake, Rm 15 

10 Tuesdays • 4:30PM - 6:30PM • $120 

➜ Singing from the Heart - Intermediate Level 

Hello solo singers, Karaoke singers, band singers, chorus singers 

and closet singers! Music styles covered in this class will include 

Pop, Folk, Broadway, and Country. Enhance your singing and 

performance abilities either as a soloist or group singer. Develop 

your skills in a supportive, nurturing and ‘safe’ workshop 

environment. Learn the ‘blueprint’ basics of the voice, including 

breathing, posture and vowels. Join us, and take your singing to the 

next level! Basic singing experience required. 


ID 19503 EVE ❯ Laurel Fryer • Oct 13 - Dec 1 • Schott, Rm 20 


➜ Singing from the Heart: Basics of Singing 

Calling all shower singers, car singers, chorus singers and closet 

singers! Here is your chance to sing for others. No experience 

required, as you will learn in a supportive, nurturing and ‘safe’ 

workshop environment. You will cover the ‘blueprint’ basics of 

the voice, including breathing, posture and vowels. Master the 

use of energy and letting go of unnecessary tensions and stress in 

your life. Enhance your vocal strength both in business and social 

environments. Come and discover your inner singer. 


ID 19679 EVE ❯ Laurel Fryer • Aug 25 - Sep 29 • Schott, Rm 20 


ID 19514 EVE ❯ Kimberly Ford • Sep 12 - Nov 28 • Schott, Rm 20 

11 Mondays • 6:00PM - 8:00PM • $143 

➜ Singing Jazz Standards 

Take your singing skill to a new level with popular jazz standards. 

Explore the variety of jazz forms and styles, refine your performance 

skills and learn the basics of working with an accompanist. Enjoy 

being up and singing in groups - and solo too, if you like. Learn the 

theory and techniques needed to add the beauty of jazz to your 

repertoire from an internationally renowned jazz artist. 


ID 19513 EVE ❯ Kimberly Ford • Sep 14 - Nov 30 • Schott, Auditorium 



➜ Slide Guitar and Open Tunings NEW! 

Guitars are tuned differently for slide guitar. Musicians use ‘open 

tuning’ for playing ‘slide’ - they tune their guitar to a chord. Explore 

slide guitar playing beginning with early blues styles, then moving 

on to more recent blues and folk styles. Discover the idiosyncratic 

styles of Muddy Waters, Elmore James, Leo Kottke, and Jesse 

Ed Davis to name just a few. Come away with an enhanced 

understanding of their slide guitar styles, and have fun practicing 

them at home. 


ID 19499 EVE ❯ Gregory LeRoy • Aug 22 - Aug 29 • Schott, Rm 20 

2 Mondays • 5:00PM - 6:00PM • $30 

ID 19498 SAT ❯ Gregory LeRoy • Aug 27 - Sep 3 • Schott, Rm 20 


ID 19528 SAT ❯ Gregory LeRoy • Sep 17 - Dec 3 • Schott, Rm 20 

11 Saturdays • 11:00AM - 12:00PM • $110 

➜ Songwriting Analysis: What Makes a Hit Song 

What makes a hit song? We will analyze past and current hit songs 

in terms of the music, lyrics, and production techniques. We’ll look 

specifically at the melody, harmony, instrumentation, arrangement, 

song structure, chord structure, and production styles that make 

these songs so effectively catchy. Although this is not a songwriting 

class per se, it will provide students with techniques and approaches 

to create their own hit songs. All music genres are included. This 

class is for anyone interested in the art and craft of songwriting 


ID 19523 EVE ❯ Craig Richter • Aug 23 - Sep 6 • Wake, Rm 15 

3 Tuesdays • 7:00PM - 8:30PM • $36 

➜ Special Songwriting Workshop NEW! 

Join an inspirational and intensive workshop designed to guide 

you through the entire songwriting process. Explore taking an 

idea, then translating it into lyrics and finally adding music. This 

workshop is ideal both for the novice wanting to discover what they 

can produce and the veteran wanting to expand their repertoire. 

Non-performers and performers alike will benefit. Watch your song 

come alive in a supportive, collaborative environment of creativity 

and constructive guidance. 


ID 19588 ❯ Nicola Gordon • Aug 26 - Aug 27 

Friday • Schott, Rm 6 • Saturday • Schott, Auditorium • 9:30AM - 

4:30PM • $199 + Lab $10 

➜ Talkin’ About My Generation 

In their teens and twenties, Baby Boomers ruled the world - or 

at least that’s what they thought. Explore the influence of the 

significant events of the 60’s and 70’s using iconic music clips, 

engaging short readings. In lively discussions with classmates, 

recreate and dissect the ramifications of this pivotal period. Why 

was this generation unique? What were the major influences? Are 

we still trying to change the world? What exciting challenges do we 

face as we live longer? Leave feeling ‘Glad All Over’. 


ID 19463 EVE ❯ Madelyn Palley • Oct 4 - Oct 25 • Schott, Rm 22 

4 Tuesdays • 6:30PM - 9:00PM • $75 

➜ Ukulele Playing for Today: Play Today not 

Tomorrow 

This charming stringed instrument is the perfect entree to the world 

of Hawaiian music. In this fun, lively, supportive class, discover the 

basics of ukulele playing, and develop a firm foundation to progress 

to more advanced levels of performance. Find out how to play and 

strum the chords needed to play simple songs, and start playing by 

yourself in a few short weeks. Take your ukulele everywhere you go 

- you’ll find you and your song are always welcome! 



10 Mondays • 5:15PM - 6:15PM • $120 

WOODWORKING 

➜ A Woodworking Woodshop 

Experience the joy and satisfaction of creating a wood project. 

Students learn to use hand and power tools efficiently and safely. 

The first project for beginning students enables the student to build 

a useful item of wood while learning how to select proper materials, 

use appropriate equipment, cut, fit, assemble, and finish the project. 

The first class is a mandatory safety class. Returning students 

welcome. 

Note: No one under age of 18 will be admitted. No minor waivers 

will be granted. Students may contact teacher at sjscheftic@ 

pipeline.sbcc.edu 


ID 19535 ❯ Stephen Scheftic • Sep 12 - Nov 7 • Wake, Rm 10 Carpentry 

Lab 


ID 19536 EVE ❯ Stephen Scheftic • Sep 13 - Nov 8 • Wake, Rm 10 

Carpentry Lab 


ID 19537 EVE ❯ Stephen Scheftic • Sep 14 - Nov 9 • Wake, Rm 10 

Carpentry Lab 


➜ Wood Product Manufacturing Methods 

Students produce detail parts and assemble wood products 

using production methods and techniques. Students use hand 

and powered woodworking tools and equipment to produce 

predetermined products such as toys and jewelry boxes. Quality 

control methods will be utilized to insure all products meet design 

specifications. All raw materials and supplies are furnished. All 

finished products are donated to the Unity Shoppe for distribution 

to needy children. 


ID 19534 ❯ Stephen Scheftic • Sep 6 - Nov 1 • Wake, Rm 10 Carpentry 

Lab 

9 Tuesdays • 9:00AM - 11:30AM • $135 



Body, Mind, 

Spirit 

Find your center... 


➜ Tai Ji (p. 21) 

DANCE, FITNESS, & PERSONAL 

➜ All Ages and Stages Gentle Yoga 

Imagine feeling limber, relaxed and excited to face the day. Explore 

gentle and seated yoga positions that facilitate balance, stability, 

and tranquility. Discover new poses in a welcoming and inclusive 

environment while also focusing on flexibility and breath for a 

complete work out. Your worries will melt away resulting in an inner 

sense of peace. 


ID 19714 ❯ Fredda Spirka • Sep 13 - Nov 15 • Wake, Auditorium 

10 Tuesdays • 10:00AM - 11:00AM • $69 

ID 19716 ❯ Fredda Spirka • Sep 15 - Nov 17 • Wake, Auditorium 

10 Thursdays • 10:00AM - 11:00AM • $69 

➜ Balance: Use It or Lose It! 

Balance is a skill that needs to be practiced. This is a fun workshop 

to learn techniques and basic movements that can improve your 

balance skills and help you become stronger and more fit. We’ll 

practice simple exercises that you can do at home to improve 

posture, gait and self-confidence. The movements are designed 

for the older adult, but the techniques you learn can be applied 

to all ages and levels of fitness. You’ll leave this workshop with a 

‘Better Balance Plan’ that will have practical applications for you or 

someone in your care. Wear comfortable clothes and sports-type 

shoes for light movement 

Note: Class tuition is covered by donations. 


ID 19691 ❯ Sally Saenger • Sep 9 • Schott, Auditorium 

1 Friday • 3:00PM - 4:30PM • $0 

➜ Become Pain Free with Foam Rolling and 

Stretching 

Experience the benefits of having a professional trainer guide you 

through a regimen of foam rolling and stretching. This process 

helps you identify those areas of your body that are restricted and 

need deep tissue release. Many injuries can be avoided through 

proper stretching and foam rolling. This simple but effective 

technique will provide relief and increased mobility and flexibility 

that will change your life. 


ID 19644 ❯ Mikki Reilly • Nov 2 - Nov 16 • Fitness Transform Studios, 

Studio 


➜ Belly Dance and Dances of the Middle East 

Have fun and get fit as you practice the beautiful art of belly dance. 

Learn how belly dance has historic roots going back to India 

and Persia, and explore the cultural, historical and geographical 

elements of these areas. Discover how modern belly dance includes 

cultural and geographical influences from Turkey, Egypt, North 

Africa and the United States where it has developed into a modern, 

sophisticated dance art. Come away with the incredible benefits of 

an enjoyable and complete cultural/movement experience. 


ID 19451 EVE ❯ (Alexandra) Laurie (King) Alexander • Sep 28 - Nov 16 • 

Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Body Mind Wakeup Call 

Find it harder to get up in the morning? Is your mind a bit fuzzy? 

This fun class is geared to awaken you to become more fully 

engaged in thinking, being and doing. Muscles lose flexibility and 

strength with age, this includes your brain. This may be avoided 

with regular training and strengthening. Come experience easy 

chair assisted yoga stretches, use of light weights and resistance 

bands and also fun ways to help increase and build your memory 

skills. Have more energy for your activities; renew aliveness, 

alertness and joy. 

Note: Bring a mat to class. 


ID 19457 ❯ Holly Hungett • Sep 13 - Nov 15 • Schott, Auditorium 

10 Tuesdays • 7:45AM - 8:45AM • $59 

ID 19458 ❯ Holly Hungett • Sep 15 - Nov 17 • Schott, Auditorium 



➜ Dance the Salsa: First Steps 

Are you ready to Salsa? Stop watching everyone else have fun on 

the dance floor. Get out there and join in! In this encouraging and 

fun environment, you will learn basic timing, rhythm, partnering, 

and footwork. You will leave class knowing everything you need 

to know to have a great time salsa dancing. No dance experience 

needed and no partner required. What are you waiting for? Sign up 

and let’s salsa! 


ID 19674 EVE ❯ Patrick Hackney • Oct 7 - Dec 2 • Schott, Auditorium 

7 Fridays • 5:30PM - 6:30PM • $75 

➜ Dance the Salsa: Next Steps 

Are you ready to take the next steps with your basic salsa skills to 

turn yourself into a seasoned intermediate salsero? Now that you 

are comfortable with the chips and salsa of the matter, the salsa 

basic step, and foundational leads and turns, it’s time to build upon 

this confidence and skill! Discover more complex moves and have 

fun as we refine our sense of technique, rhythm, body awareness, 

partnering communication, and sense of artistry and athleticism. 

Let’s salsa mucho mas! 


ID 19649 EVE ❯ Patrick Hackney • Oct 7 - Dec 2 • Schott, Auditorium 

7 Fridays • 6:45PM - 7:45PM • $75 

➜ Easy Does It Exercises 

Students improve mobility, flexibility, strength, balance, posture, 

breathing and relaxation. Exercises are conducted from a seated 

position for students with Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis or 

older adults who are new to exercise. Includes some standing and 

walking exercises to improve posture, balance, leg strength, and 

gait. 


ID 19455 ❯ Holly Hungett • Sep 14 - Oct 12 • Schott, Auditorium 

5 Wednesdays • 9:00AM - 10:00AM • $29 

ID 19456 ❯ Holly Hungett • Oct 19 - Nov 16 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Evening Yoga Flow 

A more dynamic flow of yoga postures for those familiar with the 

basic postures of yoga. These dynamic classes taught with music 

allow the student to actively practice sequences designed to 

enhance strength, balance and endurance. Guided imagery and 

deep relaxation provides a wonderful conclusion to your yoga 

practice. 


ID 19713 ❯ Fredda Spirka • Sep 13 - Nov 15 • Schott, Auditorium 

10 Tuesdays • 5:30PM - 6:30PM • $89 

➜ Feldenkrais Mat Class 

Discover the benefits of the Feldenkrais Method in a fun and 

relaxing environment geared towards all ages and abilities. Explore 

the science and practice of moving with more skill and less 

pain. The Feldenkrais Method engages your brain and nervous 

system to improve flexibility, coordination, balance, and agility 

while also reducing tension. Come away with enhanced comfort 

and performance in everyday activities and also sleep better at 

nighttime. 


ID 19449 EVE ❯ Laurie Wilson • Sep 13 - Oct 25 • Wake, Auditorium 

7 Tuesdays • 5:30PM - 6:30PM • $55 

ID 19450 ❯ Laurie Wilson • Sep 14 - Oct 26 • Wake, Auditorium 


➜ Fitness Flow with a Yogic Twist 

Engage in a continual flow of movement designed to increase 

flexibility and endurance! Through the use of unique fluid floor 

and barre stretches you will work to lengthen muscles, enhance 

circulation and minimize the stresses of daily life. Come and enjoy 

the fitness flow. 



10 Mondays • 12:30PM - 1:30PM • $89 



➜ Fitness for Adults 

Get fit and educated at the same time! In this class you will get 

moving but you will also gain an understanding of how your 

everyday choices contribute to your health. You will engage in 

activities and receive information to improve nutrition, fitness, 

cardiovascular health and stress management skills. This class will 

enhance your physical and emotional well-being. 

Note: This class is partially sponsored. 


ID 19401 ❯ Kathleen O’Connor • Sep 12 - Nov 4 • SBCC, PE113 

8 Mondays & 8 Fridays • 10:00AM - 11:00AM • $59 

➜ Gentle Yoga for Seniors 

This class is especially designed for seniors, beginners or those 

wanting a gentle yoga practice. Students explore easy, chairassisted 

yoga, as well as standing and floor poses. These yoga poses 

are designed especially for the older body with limited mobility. 

Students practice gentle, restorative yoga to assist with insomnia, 

hypertension, healing, and to increase range of motion. 

Note: Please bring a mat. Students should be able to get on and off 

the floor. 


ID 19452 ❯ Roberta Hewson • Sep 9 - Dec 2 • Wake, Auditorium 

11 Fridays • 2:30PM - 3:30PM • $65 

ID 19459 ❯ Holly Hungett • Sep 12 - Nov 14 • Wake, Auditorium 

10 Mondays • 3:30PM - 4:30PM • $59 



BODY, MIND, SPIRIT 

SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning / FALL 2016 / Body, Mind, Spirit 19


➜ Gentle Yoga With Rope NEW! 

Yoga with rope (russa) is a unique, gentle form of Yoga. RussaYog® 

incorporates postures and movements developed to address the 

challenges of the modern lifestyle. Learn and practice traditional 

yoga poses with a free-flowing rope specifically addressing issues 

related to spine alignment and balance. Develop mindful breathing 

techniques that will help you build core strength, an open posture, 

beautifully toned muscles, and better balance. RussaYog® is for 

everyone - no previous yoga necessary. 


ID 19677 EVE ❯ Teresa Singh • Sep 14 - Nov 2 • RussaYog Yoga, Studio 


➜ Introduction to Aikido 

An introduction to the Japanese martial art of Aikido. Aikido, 

known as the ‘art of peace’ is a martial art based on neutralizing an 

opponent through leverage and balance instead of strength and 

force. The course will focus on centering, balance and focus. Basic 

techniques and ukemi (falling) will be taught. 

Note: Class held at Aikido of Santa Barbara - 121 N. Milpas Street 


ID 19378 EVE ❯ Christine Wong • Sep 7 - Oct 26 • Aikido of Santa 

Barbara, Studio 


➜ Lighter than Air: A High Energy, Low Impact 

Trampoline Workout 

Imagine yourself enjoying a high energy, low impact workout. Put 

a bounce in your step with safe, aerobic exercise on a groundlevel, 

individual trampoline. Benefit from an effective exercise that 

increases your energy level and improves your balance, all without 

stressing your joints. Discover a new, liberating range of movements 

only available on a trampoline, and leave this class feeling lighter 

than air. 


ID 19379 ❯ Elyse Warnecke • Sep 13 - Nov 1 • Airobic Fitness, Studio 

8 Tuesdays • 10:30AM - 11:30AM • $79 

ID 19380 ❯ Elyse Warnecke • Sep 15 - Nov 3 • Airobic Fitness, Studio 


➜ Modern Dance for Fitness and Fun 

Always wanted to try Modern Dance yet didn’t know where to 

start? Explore a fitness routine based on the movements of modern 

dance. Discover the fundamental skills of dance movement, 

alignment for posture, building strength for moving through space, 

and attention to breath. Experience dance as an art form while 

having fun and learning the basics of choreography. Master the 

movements and feel a new energy and enthusiasm as you dance 

your way to a new you. All levels welcome. 


ID 19576 ❯ Christine Loizeaux • Sep 19 - Nov 7 • Schott, Auditorium 

8 Mondays • 2:00PM - 3:00PM • $49 

➜ Nia Dance - Heal Your Body 

Do you love to move and dance but have some kind of injury? 

Do your knees or lower back hurt? Or do you have stiff joints or 

foot pain? If you answered yes and are ready to heal your body, 

then this class is for you. Discover how to enhance your Body- 

Mind connection as well as develop body-centered awareness. 

Explore your own body’s way of moving and re-organize your 

movement patterns to move in alignment and harmony. Deepen 

your compassion for your body and create a pain-free, flexible and 

stronger, more joyous you! 


ID 19579 ❯ Cleo Hill • Aug 25 - Oct 6 • Schott, Auditorium 


ID 19580 ❯ Cleo Hill • Oct 13 - Dec 1 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Nia: A Celebration of the Body 

Nia will give you a joyous, total body movement experience that 

draws from Tai Chi, Tae Kwon Do, Aikido, jazz dance, modern 

dance, Duncan dance, yoga, Alexander Technique and Teachings 

of Moshe Feldenkrais. Nia is based on a combination of 52 unique 

moves, all concentrating on the main areas of the body. Appropriate 

for all, stiff beginners and highly fit athletes alike can adapt Nia to 

meet their needs by choosing from three intensity levels. Nia is a 

body centered personal growth and fitness modality that changes 

bodies and lives. 


ID 19577 ❯ Cleo Hill • Aug 23 - Oct 4 • Schott, Auditorium 

7 Tuesdays • 11:00AM - 12:00PM • $65 

ID 19578 ❯ Cleo Hill • Oct 11 - Nov 29 • Schott, Auditorium 

7 Tuesdays • 11:00AM - 12:00PM • $65 

➜ Pilates for Life 

This course teaches students the integration of the Pilates’ 

principles of core-strength, concentration, precision, control, 

postural alignment, and centering. Dance, strength, and flexibility 

techniques are also incorporated in this total body conditioning 

program. Chair-based and standing exercises are adapted for all 

fitness levels. 

Note: Please bring a mat to class. 


ID 19672 ❯ Eva Masin • Sep 12 - Nov 14 • Schott, Auditorium 

10 Mondays • 10:45AM - 11:45AM • $69 

ID 19704 ❯ Eva Masin • Sep 14 - Nov 16 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Qi Gong 

This course teaches students Qi Gong, a combination of slow, 

gentle body movements and healthy breathing that generates 

strength, flexibility, inner calm and renewed vitality. Students learn 

exercises to elevate the flow of life force (qi) through the body, 

release anxiety, and relieve stress. 


ID 19421 ❯ Edward Rockett • Sep 9 - Nov 4 • Wake, Auditorium 

9 Fridays • 10:30AM - 12:00PM • $79 


➜ Qigong Animal Frolics 

Qigong Animal Frolics are some of the oldest and most popular 

of all Qigong exercises. When we embody the physical traits, 

movements and spiritual nature of real and mythical animals, we 

can gain insight for our own health and healing. Become grounded 

as you become the Bear, graceful as you become the Crane, and 

powerful as you become the Tiger. Enjoy Animal Frolics that include 

Turtle, Deer, Dragon, Butterfly, Bear, Crane, Snake, Dolphin, Whale, 

Phoenix, Elephant, Monkey, Tiger and more. Discover how Animal 

Frolics are fun, imaginative and inspirational. 


ID 19415 SAT ❯ Jessica Kolbe • Sep 10 - Oct 8 • Wake, Auditorium 


ID 19686 SAT ❯ Jessica Kolbe • Oct 29 - Dec 3 • Wake, Auditorium 


➜ Resistance Pilates 

Explore the use of light weights and resistance bands as we build on 

core strength to support the spine. Take a load off your back. Stand 

strong, stand tall and improve posture. Find the length, strength 

and flexibility of the spine. Discover increased comfort and ease in 

your body. Utilize the Pilates way of breath to focus on and energize 

each movement. 


ID 19668 ❯ Hazel Carlsen • Aug 23 - Nov 29 • Schott, Auditorium 

15 Tuesdays • 9:30AM - 10:30AM • $119 

ID 19669 ❯ Hazel Carlsen • Aug 25 - Dec 1 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Strength and Stability Training for Seniors 

Learn techniques and practice skills to improve balance, strength 

and flexibility in a safe environment. Basic exercises are performed 

to improve posture, gait and self-confidence. Intended for older 

adults but appropriate for anyone who wants to increase muscle 

tone and improve balance and mobility. Exercise equipment is 

provided. 


ID 19582 ❯ Sally Saenger • Aug 23 - Oct 4 • Wake, Auditorium 

7 Tuesdays • 2:30PM - 3:30PM • $42 

ID 19584 ❯ Sally Saenger • Aug 25 - Oct 6 • Wake, Auditorium 


ID 19583 ❯ Sally Saenger • Oct 11 - Nov 29 • Wake, Auditorium 

8 Tuesdays • 2:30PM - 3:30PM • $49 

ID 19585 ❯ Sally Saenger • Oct 13 - Dec 1 • Wake, Auditorium 


Classes 

fill fast. 

Register 

now! 

➜ Swing Dance for Beginners 

Time to put those happy feet to work. Dancing the East Coast 

Swing, Lindy Hop and Charleston will get you moving and swinging 

in a way that you’ll lose yourself in the energy of the moment. Meet 

fellow dancers-to-be and experience all the fun and excitement of 

these 20th century classics. Never danced before or just worried 

about your two left feet getting in the way? Come on and give it a 

try in a warm and welcoming environment. Let those happy feet 

transform into a happy you. 


ID 19402 EVE ❯ Robert Moore • Sep 20 - Oct 25 • Schott, Auditorium 

6 Tuesdays • 7:15PM - 8:45PM • $55 

➜ Tai Chi Easy NEW! 

Tai Chi Easy is a fusion of Qigong health enhancing exercises, 

and an easy 5 movement form of Tai Chi. This carefully developed 

method that makes it easy, beneficial and fun. Discover the flow of 

energy in your body as your mind relaxes with the slow meditative 

movements of Tai Chi. Explore how the mind-body practice soothes 

and rewires the nervous system and also increases cognitive and 

brain plasticity. Reduce your stress and improve your health using 

Tai Chi Easy. 


ID 19666 ❯ Jessica Kolbe • Sep 12 - Oct 3 • Wake, Auditorium 

4 Mondays • 11:30AM - 12:30PM • $25 

ID 19687 ❯ Jessica Kolbe • Oct 31 - Nov 28 • Wake, Auditorium 

5 Mondays • 11:30AM - 12:30PM • $29 

➜ Tai Ji 

This ancient form of exercise leads the student on a journey of 

self-discovery and awareness of body and mind to gain energy, 

promote inner peace and improve circulation and flexibility of the 

body. Results of medical studies have shown the benefits of Tai Ji 

are excellent for stress reduction, balance, pain management and its 

ability to boost your immune system. Come and learn a new way of 

thinking and moving that adds freedom and enjoyment to your life 

style. 


ID 19641 EVE ❯ Chao-Sun Pang • Aug 23 - Oct 11 • Wake, Auditorium 

8 Tuesdays • 7:00PM - 8:30PM • $75 

ID 19643 ❯ Chao-Sun Pang • Aug 24 - Oct 12 • Wake, Auditorium 


➜ World Dance Workout 

Join us for a fun, invigorating, inspiring workout to beautiful music 

from around the world! Learn new ways of moving and connecting 

to the world in a beautiful setting with natural light and fresh air. 

Note: Bring an exercise mat to class. 


ID 19369 EVE ❯ Janet Reineck • Aug 25 - Dec 1 • Schott, Auditorium 


ID 19391 ❯ Janet Reineck • Aug 26 - Dec 2 • Schott, Auditorium 

13 Fridays • 8:15AM - 9:30AM • $99 




➜ Yoga 

Course demonstrates how yoga practice promotes increased 

flexibility, strength, balance and mental awareness. Shows how 

mindful movement and conscious breathing help you to relax and 

stimulate the nervous, digestive and circulatory systems. Course 

is designed for all levels, from those new to yoga to continuing 

students. Students will practice demonstrated techniques. 

Note: Please bring a yoga mat to class. 


ID 19645 EVE ❯ Elena Poddubnaya • Aug 22 - Nov 28 • Wake, 

Auditorium 

14 Mondays • 5:30PM - 6:45PM • $105 

ID 19646 EVE ❯ Elena Poddubnaya • Aug 24 - Nov 30 • Wake, 

Auditorium 


ID 19453 EVE ❯ Roberta Hewson • Sep 8 - Dec 1 • Wake, Auditorium 


ID 19647 SAT ❯ Elena Poddubnaya • Sep 10 - Dec 3 • Wake, Auditorium 


➜ Yoga Flow 

Engage your body and mind in this yoga class that encourages the 

pairing of breath with movement. You will learn and experience 

how a yoga practice promotes increased flexibility, strength, 

balance and mental awareness. Develop mindful movement and 

conscious breathing to help you relax and stimulate the nervous, 

digestive and circulatory systems. This course is designed for all 

levels, from those new to yoga to experienced students. 




➜ Yoga for Active Seniors 

This class is designed for active seniors who want to improve their 

flexibility, strength and concentration through the practice of 

yoga. Students use traditional yoga postures that are modified with 

the help of a chair or other props. Students learn deep breathing 

methods, focusing techniques, meditation, and relaxation. 

Note: Bring a mat and a blanket or beach towel to class. 



10 Mondays • 2:00PM - 3:00PM • $59 



➜ Zumba Gold 

Join us for this low-impact, easy to follow class, where no one is 

an expert and everybody has a great time! Zumba is exercise in 

disguise. Regardless of your fitness level, age, gender or dance/ 

fitness experience, anybody and everybody can do this. Modify 

movements to suit your individual needs. Zumba is all about putting 

one foot in front of the other at your own pace. Have fun learning 

basic rhythms and steps to salsa, merengue, cha cha, reggae-ton, 

cumbia and more. Move, shake, shimmy, and find your own groove! 



10 Tuesdays • 12:00PM - 1:00PM • $59 



HEALTH 

➜ Advances in Biology: Prospects for a Longer, 

Healthy Life 

We all know of social and spiritual approaches to a younger outlook 

on life, but what is normal biological aging, and is it also subject 

to manipulation? How does aging vary between different animal 

species and human groups? What are the current theories of aging 

and the research testing them? Are there prospects for significantly 

extending our healthy lifespan? What can we do today to improve 

our odds for a healthy old age? Let’s explore these issues and 

examine the prospects of a healthy longer life. 


ID 19694 EVE ❯ Karl Blasius • Oct 4 - Nov 1 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ Beachside Healing NEW! 

Join us at beautiful Hendry’s Beach to discover how to take an 

active role in your own health care, and how to get on the path 

to optimal health. Explore important pillars of health: Nutrition, 

Exercise, Stress Management, Sleep Management, Spirituality, and 

Patterns of Behavior. Enhance each aspect through a fun three-part 

class - (a) lecture (b) a special exercise involving breathing, specific 

physical movements, visualization and concentration and (c) a 

guided walking meditation on the beach. Achieve optimal health for 

yourself and your loved ones. 


ID 19702 EVE ❯ Glenn Wollman • Sep 13 - Oct 18 • Hendry’s Beach, 

Grassy Knoll behind restaurant 

6 Tuesdays • 5:30PM - 7:00PM • $55 


➜ Commit to Clean Eating and the LOVE Diet 

NEW! 

Clean Eating is about choosing real food grown close to home in 

healthy and chemical-free soil. It also incorporates LOVE - eating 

Luscious and Local, Organic, Vital, Ethical and Ecological food 

which is the key to real change both personally and globally. 

Explore hot topics such as pasture raised eggs, meat, dairy, seafood; 

food waste, plastics, chemicals, hormones and antibiotics. Come 

away knowing how to take control of your health and how to love 

the planet with each bite of food you eat. 


ID 19699 EVE ❯ Gerri French • Oct 20 - Nov 10 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Conquering Chronic Pain NEW! 

Is debilitating pain altering your life? Is the pain unexpected, 

devastating and unending? Epidemiological studies show that up 

to 55.2% of people in the world live with chronic pain. This chronic 

pain can be treated successfully with medications, injections, 

acupuncture, electrical stimulation, supplements, body therapies, 

change of diet, relaxation, visualization and meditation. Explore 

creative options to solving chronic pain. Come away with a new 

perspective on how to mobilize healing for the body, heart, and 

mind. 


ID 19661 SAT ❯ James Kwako • Sep 10 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Dare to be 100: Science-Based Secrets of 

Long Life NEW! 

Many of us will not live to our potential life expectancy of 100-120 

years. Discover science-based secrets of living a long life from a 

physician who has treated numerous 100-year-old patients. Explore 

how to apply these secrets to your own life and how ‘Use it or lose 

it’ is what makes the difference. Analyze how the negative effects 

of aging are due to ‘disuse’ rather than disease. Find out how diet 

and attitude are two scientifically proven pillars for living a long life. 

Dare to be 100. 


ID 19709 EVE ❯ Walter Bortz • Sep 19 - Oct 10 • Schott, Auditorium 

4 Mondays • 6:00PM - 8:00PM • $49 

➜ DNA and Me 

Unless you are an identical twin, your DNA is uniquely yours and yet 

it connects you to your living relatives, ancestors and descendants. 

Discover the basics of DNA as it relates to your inherited traits 

and how they get passed on to future generations. Explore the 

latest updates on genetic disease testing and genetic counseling 

for common genetic disorders and cancer genes. Discuss how 

science, technology, and ethics converge with ‘designer babies’, 

gene editing and DNA forensics. Find out about direct-to-consumer 

genetic testing such as ‘23 and Me’ and walk away with a greater 

understanding on your DNA. 


ID 19692 SAT ❯ Lisa Belluzzi • Oct 8 - Oct 15 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ Free Health Care System ‘A’ - Ancient Secrets of 

Chinese and Shamanic Medicine 

We all have access to free healing and well-being maximization 

techniques that have been known about since ancient times. 

These methods have become hidden, buried and lost to most 

people. Discover the era of miracle recovery happening around 

you and the profound medicine that the human body can produce. 

Explore powerful, accessible, and free secrets of ancient healing 

systems including Chinese and Shamanic medicine along with new 

era epigenetics and neuroscience that produce tangible results. 

Find out how to apply these techniques, and start the process of 

achieving great health and optimal well-being. 


ID 19628 SAT ❯ Roger Jahnke • Oct 15 • Schott, Rm 31 


➜ Free Health Care System ‘B’- Food as Medicine 

and Self-Applied Massage 

Certain foods and self-massage were Man’s earliest methods of 

healing. Explore powerful, inexpensive and accessible methods 

for healing and maintaining your well-being including antiinflammatory 

nutrition and self-massage based on Chinese 

microsystems and acupuncture points. Discover easy solutions to 

address the challenges of herbal tonics, GMO, gluten and dietary 

sensitivities. Empower yourself with ancient techniques such as 

easy-to-apply breath practice that will enable you to develop a 

whole new sense of health and well-being. 




➜ Free Health Care System ‘C’ - Qigong, 

The Medicine Within 

Qigong, or Chinese Mind-Body Energetics Practice, may be the 

most eloquent self-healing system ever developed by human 

beings. Find out how health maximization, stress neutralization, 

philosophy and poetic imagery all converge in one easy-toimplement 

practice. Discover the marvels of the most profound 

medicine produced within the human body and incredibly it is 

absolutely free. Come away with the secrets of creating ancient 

medicine within and explore this eloquent interaction of body, 

breath and mind practice. 





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➜ Heal Fatigue and Find Sources of Energy 

NEW! 

Need more energy? Fatigue is debilitating and depressing. It limits 

what we can do and our outlook on life. Fatigue interferes with 

healing every organ of the body, especially the immune system, 

heart, lungs, and nerves. Learn about readily available and cutting 

edge tests to explore the causes of fatigue. Explore the role of high 

energy food, supplements, hormones, and exercise. Come away 

knowing the qualities of a healthy heart, mind and spirit, and what 

might give you more energy. 


ID 19660 SAT ❯ James Kwako • Sep 24 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Long Term Care: Myths and Realities 

One out of every two people will require some long term care 

(LTC) during their life. The costs for care keep escalating and can 

easily wipe out retirement funds and dramatically change the lives 

of family members having to care for a loved one. LTC insurance 

provides a viable option for those who plan ahead. Discover what 

policies are available today and learn a formula that may help you 

decide how much, if any, coverage is appropriate. 

Note: This class is sponsored. 


ID 19606 EVE ❯ Diane Doiron • Oct 12 • Schott, Rm 31 



➜ Healing Body and Soul with Essential Oils 

ADHS NEW! 

Essential oils are naturally distilled essences of plants used for 

centuries to heal the body and soul. Explore oils to increase 

energy, enhance positivity, and address simple ailments. Discover 

their unique characteristics as it relates to their physiological and 

psychological benefits. Delve into the main fragrant categories, 

parameters of use, and application methods. Come away knowing 

why the quality of an essential oil matters and how to determine its 

authenticity enroute to becoming a healthier you. 


ID 19698 SAT ❯ Brian Falk • Oct 1 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Meditate and Recharge with Yin Yoga NEW! 

Yin yoga cultivates inner peace while focusing externally on 

increasing circulation and decreasing injury and sickness. Begin 

with Qigong to start moving energy and stimulating your immune 

system. Explore poses that focus on connective tissues of the 

body to heighten circulation in the joints and improve flexibility. 

Surrender yourself to a variety of yin yoga poses in a tranquil 

environment that induces a meditative state. Come away feeling 

centered and limber and ready to take on the world with grace and 

calm. 


ID 19697 ❯ Gabriele Barysch-Crosbie • Oct 3 - Nov 21 • Wake, 

Auditorium 

8 Mondays • 9:30AM - 10:30AM • $49 

➜ Live to be 100 and Die Disease Free 

Imagine eliminating chronic illness from 95% of your life while 

having the ability to control the ‘aging hormone’ responsible for 

repair and maintenance at the cellular level. Discover the role of 

intermittent fasting to enhance health and to increase cellular 

resistance to disease. Take control and reverse the aging process 

using strength training. Learn how the right kind of exercise can 

impact sexual vitality. Transform yourself to find a new and diseasefree 

world that awaits you. 


ID 19614 SAT ❯ Mikki Reilly • Sep 24 • Schott, Rm 31 

1 Saturday • 10:00AM - 11:30AM • $15 

➜ Navigating the Medicare Maze 

This class helps students tackle the Medicare maze and arms them 

with tools to make important health care decisions. Students will 

be able to track the differences between the Medigap policies and 

Medicare Advantage policies. The complexity of the prescription 

drug program will be unraveled. In this class students will learn how 

to deal with physicians under the Medicare programs and track their 

ongoing medical costs. 


ID 19607 EVE ❯ Diane Doiron • Sep 28 • Schott, Rm 31 


➜ Scientific Nutrition - Thinking Outside of 

the Box 

Eating a healthy diet can help people to heal themselves from 

Overweight, (Pre)-Diabetes, High Cholesterol, Low Energy, 

Digestive problems, Depression/Mood/Sleep Disorders, Allergies 

etc. In this far-reaching class, we will explore science and researchbased 

theories that may challenge conventional wisdom. We start 

with a systematic overview of human physiology, and find out how 

we may use food to heal a variety of health-related issues. As many 

health issues are caused by stress, part of each session will focus 

on stress release through meditation and imagery. Apply what you 

learn in this class for a healthier, happier life. 


ID 19636 EVE ❯ Tanja Stoyan • Sep 19 - Oct 10 • Wake, Rm 16 



MIND & SUPERMIND 

➜ Mind and Supermind: Nature of Innovation 

and Santa Barbara Entrepreneurship NEW! 

An early Apple executive and successful ‘veteran’ from Silicon 

Valley, Trip Hawkins led the development of two major American 

industries - personal computers and video games. Trip examines 

how and why Silicon Valley happened and provides insight about 

the nature of innovation. Citing research on genetics, neuroscience, 

personality, emotional intelligence, and culture, Hawkins draws 

conclusions about the role of identity and mindfulness, and how 

Santa Barbara can bring a refreshing 21st century model to global 

entrepreneurship. 

Note: Tuition/Fees partially covered through private donations. 

Spencer Sherman will be the moderator for the event. 


ID 19678 EVE ❯ Spencer Sherman • Nov 7 • New Vic Theatre, Main 

theatre 

1 Monday • 7:30PM - 9:30PM • $20 

PSYCHOLOGY & SPIRITUALITY 

➜ ADHD Through the Lifespan 

This class teaches students how to address complex issues about 

effectively recognizing Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 

(ADHD) throughout the lifespan. Students explore cutting-edge 

strategies to help them manage distractibility, disorganization, 

interrupting in conversations, restlessness, moodiness, and 

impulsive decisions. Students learn to identify if members of 

their family have ADHD and gain insightful tools to cope with 

hopelessness, chronic underachievement, low frustration tolerance, 

and poor self-esteem. 


ID 19599 SAT ❯ Roland Rotz • Nov 5 • Schott, Rm 3 


CLL PRESENTS: 

Psychology and 

Health Specials 

➜ Mind & Supermind: Nature of 

Innovation and Santa Barbara 

Entrepreneurship (p.25) 

With Trip Hawkins, early Apple executive and 

successful Silicon Valley 'veteran' 

Learn how the role of identity and 

mindfulness helped shape Silicon Valley, and 

how Santa Barbara can bring a refreshing 21st 

century model to global entrepreneurship. 

➜ NEW! Dare to be 100: Science-Based 

Secrets of Long Life (p.23) 

With Walter Bortz, M.D. Renowned 

Geriatrician/Gerontologist, Former Mind & 

Supermind Presenter 

Overcome obstacles and reach your 

potential. Diet and attitude are two 

scientifically-proven pillars to living a long 

life. Find out about the others. 

➜ NEW! Beyond Mindfulness: An Aware, 

Engaged Life (p.26) 


➜ Ancient Wisdom and The Torah in 

Today’s World 

Living a moral and ethical life requires more than contemplation 

in peaceful places: it requires training the mind and body to be in 

alignment with the soul. Discover how tending the soul involves 

exercising the muscle of consciousness to prepare for ordeals 

such as difficult relationships or situations. Exploring the teachings 

and stories of the Torah and ancient texts can guide us in the 

development of our modern day consciousness. Enjoy and grow in 

these discussions about the Torah’s meanings and boundaries in the 

context of your personal life and today’s western world. 


ID 19598 ❯ Eliyahu Gevirtz • Oct 28 - Nov 4 • Schott, Rm 5 

2 Fridays • 10:00AM - 12:00PM • $25 

With Spencer Sherman, Ph.D. Clinical 

Psychologist, SBCC Psychology Professor, 

Popular CLL Teacher 

Examine and apply the very best of what East 

and West have discovered to be an enhanced 

understanding of well-being. 

Classes 

fill fast. 

Register 

now! 



➜ Art of Mediumship: Talking to Spirit 

Communicating with loved ones in spirit is not just a skill reserved 

for a few gifted people. You can make this kind of communication 

a healing and consistent part of your life. Learn about life after 

life, how to communicate with your loved ones and how to bring 

spirit through for others. In our third hour together, your teacher, a 

trained Medium, will bring through messages from your loved ones. 

Love never dies. Come discover this in the Art of Mediumship class. 

Note: Not recommended for people with Dissociative Identity 

Disorder. 


ID 19373 SAT ❯ Terri Cooper • Sep 17 • Wake, Rm 20 


ID 19374 SAT ❯ Terri Cooper • Dec 3 • Wake, Rm 20 


➜ Attracting Abundance 

Isn’t it time to release your self-destructive patterns? Let go of 

old patterns and learn the strategies to Attract Abundance! You 

can achieve your financial and life goals by transforming your 

relationship with money. Identify how barriers to financial success 

are often formed in childhood when money is used to express 

desires, power, love, envy, anger or revenge in the family. Unravel 

the psychological threads that entangle you in ‘money madness,’ 

and learn to eliminate self-destructive patterns, magical thinking 

and irrational attitudes that hold you back. 


ID 19610 SAT ❯ Gloria (Arenson) Brockway • Nov 12 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Energy Psychology: 3 New Possibilities for 

Rapid Healing 

Energy Psychology is a family of healing methods that blend 

contemporary psychology and ancient healing traditions to 

provide relief from mind-body distress. Learn 3 simple, innovative 

techniques that transform stress, anxiety, fear, cravings, and anger 

gently and rapidly. Changing your body’s energies changes your 

neurochemistry. That changes your mind, your mood and your 

behavior. Practice using BSFF: Be Set Free Fast and Expanded 

Meridian Tapping to eliminate negative emotions. Explore using 

intention and affirmation to resolve problems and pain with Ask 

and Receive. Face stressful situations with a positive attitude after 

practicing the techniques learned in this class. 


ID 19693 SAT ❯ Gloria (Arenson) Brockway • Oct 15 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Find the Love of Your Life 

In this class you will learn proven techniques to find the love of 

your life, that special romance that you seek! Learn the number 

one secret to finding the perfect love for you. Identify the qualities 

of a love that will last for life. Find ways to change how you select 

a partner so that you get the one you really want. Recognize and 

attract a lover who is really available and ready for a lifetime love, 

and find out who is not. Discover your hidden barriers to love and 

learn how to overcome them. 


ID 19656 EVE ❯ Barbara Boyd • Aug 25 - Sep 15 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Beyond Mindfulness: An Aware, Engaged Life 

NEW! 

What brings fulfillment? How does one live a joyous, meaningful 

life? Do mindfulness and positive psychology converge on a new 

and compelling answer? Join our community of sophisticated 

seekers as we examine and apply the very best of what East and 

West have discovered. The synthesis is an enhanced understanding 

of well-being, for each and all of us. 


ID 19676 ❯ Spencer Sherman • Sep 9 - Oct 21 • Schott, Auditorium 

7 Fridays • 10:15AM - 11:45AM • $69 

➜ Hiking Santa Barbara 

Are you looking for gentle exercise in beautiful places and with 

excellent company? If so, join us as we hike the trails, beaches, 

parks and neighborhoods of Santa Barbara. The hikes are about 

three miles and fairly level. We move at the relaxed pace, stretching 

at the beginning and resting halfway to meditate. You will see 

places you haven’t seen in a while and places you have never seen! 

Can you think of a happier, healthier way to spend a Wednesday 

morning? 


ID 19574 ❯ Rodger Sorrow • Aug 31 - Oct 5 • Wake, Rm 16 


ID 19575 ❯ Rodger Sorrow • Oct 19 - Nov 23 • Wake, Rm 20 


55+ 

Vendors 

Saturday, November 12 th 

10am - 4pm • Wake Campus 

Ceramics • Glass Arts • Jewelry Weaving Sewing & Fabric Arts 

Flower Arrangements • Cards, Original Paintings, Drawings, Prints • and much more! 


➜ Hiking Santa Barbara - Intermediate NEW! 

Mindful hiking can transform consciousness. Enjoy moderate 

exercise as we hike the exquisite front county trails overlooking 

Santa Barbara, and develop your diaphragmatic breathing and 

self-confidence. Our hikes are about three miles with mild elevation 

gain. We’ll stretch at the beginning, move at a steady pace, and 

rest halfway to meditate. Discover places that you haven’t seen in a 

long time, and discover places that you’ve never seen. Come away 

with a renewed relationship with nature and a heightened sense of 

well-being. 


ID 19671 ❯ Rodger Sorrow • Sep 6 - Oct 11 • Wake, Rm 16 

6 Tuesdays • 9:30AM - 12:00PM • $89 

➜ How to Communicate Simply, Lovingly, 

and Effectively 

Discover how you can communicate constructively and effectively 

in any situation using the principle of Attitude Reconstruction. 

Attitude Reconstruction blends the best of western and eastern 

approaches, and shows you how to harness the innate tools you 

were born with to build a life of joy, love, and peace. Topics that will 

be explored include: The Four Communication Rules; the Lucky 13 

Communication Tips for talking with others; the ‘I’ 5-Step to speak 

up about any difficult topic, and models for resolving differences. 


ID 19659 SAT ❯ Jude Bijou • Nov 12 • Schott, Rm 6 


➜ How to Enjoy Anger 

When we’re angry, three things are happening: 1) We’re upset 

because we are not getting what we want. (2) We’re blaming 

someone or something for us not getting what we want. (3) 

We’re about to speak or act in such a way that will most probably 

guarantee that we will not get what we want. Learn how to change 

this pattern and ask for what you want. It is recommended that 

students have a basic knowledge of Nonviolent Communication. 


ID 19626 SAT ❯ Rodger Sorrow • Oct 8 • Wake, Rm 20 


➜ Kissing The Joy As It Flies: Zen Buddhism and a 

Life Well Lived 

Zen is an ancient but accessible practice that helps you manage 

stressful emotions and changing life situations, enjoy the simple 

moments of daily life, find contentment and peace, and fully 

appreciate your life. Discover how Zen draws on elegant Buddhist 

psychological and ethical principles that enrich your perspective 

and deepen your understanding. Develop a reservoir of ‘meditative 

muscle’ to bring you increased acceptance and joy throughout 

your life’s changing circumstances. Everyday examples, clear 

instructions, and warm responsiveness will help you learn to 

practice Zen while sitting (in a chair or on a cushion), walking, or 

doing any daily activity. 


ID 19608 SAT ❯ Joseph Bobrow • Sep 17 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Kundalini and Other Energy Portals to Spirit 

NEW! 

The yoga Kundalini is potential feminine energy coiled at the 

base of the spine like a snake. Yogis stress that movement of this 

primal force is essential for spiritual growth. Many indigenous 

cultures have utilized this energy for millennia. Explore various 

manifestations of this energy including remote viewing, diagnosis, 

healing, telepathy, and precognition. Discover how to activate and 

manage this and other more subtle energies. Realize the benefits 

of passive and active meditation, breath work, chanting, nature 

and wilderness, and apply this knowledge to facilitate your own 

transpersonal growth. 


ID 19670 SAT ❯ David Cumes • Oct 1 - Oct 8 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Life Realignment After Illness 

Living in the aftermath of a health crisis and unsure what to do 

next? Experiencing acute or chronic illness can shake your faith in 

yourself and your ability to fulfill your obligations to family, work, 

and community. Discover how to mine the emotional and social 

fallout of your health issues to find hidden gifts. Explore how the 

Life Realignment process can help you to let go of fear, rebuild your 

self-confidence, and find the internal and external support you 

need moving forward. Learn how to use health challenges to realign 

with your soul’s purpose and find the joy of following your life’s true 

path. 

Note: Class is co-taught by Deb Artz. 


ID 19603 SAT ❯ (Cathy) Catherine Boggs • Nov 5 • Wake, Rm 18 





➜ Life Realignment for Career Transitioners 

Are you undergoing a major career transition, not sure what you 

want to do next, and experiencing the disorienting emotions, both 

negative and positive, that accompany career changes? Whether 

you’re just starting out in your career, retiring from one, rejoining 

the workforce after a break, or reassessing your objectives midcareer, 

you’ll discover how to clarify your goals and how to re-tool 

your self-images and beliefs. Find out how to use this transition 

period to realign with your soul’s purpose and create the life’s work 

you truly desire. Start developing an action plan for the next phase 

of your life now. 

Note: Class is co-taught by Deb Artz. 


ID 19604 SAT ❯ (Cathy) Catherine Boggs • Oct 22 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ Love - Too Good To Leave But Too Bad To Stay? 

Do you have a history of unhappy love relationships or are you 

currently in one now? Are you miserable yet unable to move on? 

Explore your fear of not being lovable or your worry that you are 

undeserving of a mate who loves and treats you well. Discover how 

to recognize and release self-defeating beliefs to break this pattern 

once and for all. Utilizing solution-focused techniques, you will 

come away knowing what gifts you offer in a relationship and the 

type of person with whom you would like to build a future. 


ID 19613 SAT ❯ Gloria (Arenson) Brockway • Sep 17 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Practicing Mindfulness - Harmony, Health, 

Happiness 

Learn a range of mindful meditation, movement, and contemplation 

techniques so you can discover and create a daily practice that 

best meets your needs - whether it is to strengthen your health 

and well-being, focus attention, reduce negative stress responses, 

or simply experience greater joy and contentment. Remembering 

how to live in this present moment strengthens our body, calms our 

mind, and helps us greet life’s challenges and surprises with greater 

courage and ease. Beginners and experienced meditators welcome. 


ID 19565 ❯ Dana Drobny • Oct 18 - Nov 15 • Schott, Rm 31 

5 Tuesdays • 11:00AM - 1:00PM • $59 

ID 19635 SAT ❯ Dana Drobny • Dec 3 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Premonitions as Preventive Medicine NEW! 

Premonitions are flashes of insight that precede actual events. 

Premonitions have also been shown to prevent accidents, injuries, 

illness and even death. Discover how major events and diseases 

often have many warning signs. Increase your awareness of 

premonitions, find out how to enhance your receptiveness, and 

learn how to act when you need to do so. Exploring the science 

and stories of premonitions, and knowing how to act on your own 

premonitions will give you an enhanced sense of health and wellbeing. 


ID 19662 SAT ❯ James Kwako • Nov 5 • Schott, Auditorium 


➜ Manifestation Magic NEW! 

Manifestation magic unlocks your inner ability to create the life 

that you want. Explore how to set reachable and achievable goals, 

and construct a roadmap of how to get there. Discover simple yet 

powerful methods including visualization and affirmations to meet 

and exceed your aspirations. Cosmic consciousness and meditation 

will bridge inner desires with your conscious, outer self. Come away 

with a personalized vision board of your goals along with the tools 

to transform them into reality. 


ID 19696 SAT ❯ Kathleen Gruver • Oct 22 • Wake, Rm 16 

1 Saturday • 12:00PM - 4:00PM • $39 + Materials $10 

➜ Past Life Regression Workshop 

More than half the world embraces the belief that we have lived 

before and that our lives through time affect the life we lead today. 

Learn about the theory of Reincarnation, experience a past life 

regression during the session and then have your facilitator, who is 

a gifted Past Life Reader, bring through vital information for you - 

information that will enhance your understanding of the life you are 

living and how to maximize its potential. Don’t miss this fascinating 

journey. 


ID 19376 SAT ❯ Terri Cooper • Nov 5 • Wake, Rm 20 


➜ Sacred Sites: Tracking Earth Spirit NEW! 

Sacred sites, ancient and modern, are a worldwide phenomenon. 

Follow the Earth spirit’s trail via myth-imbued ancient Greek 

sanctuaries, majestic Egyptian temples, puzzling pre-Roman 

Etruscan ruins, Neolithic alignments in Brittany, and Knights 

Templar power sites in Southern France. Explore the mysteries 

behind Earth energies, and also the three pre-requisites and four 

properties of sacred sites. Discover the principles of purpose, 

directions, shapes, numbers, and intention, and how multifarious 

cultures, including the Chumash, have applied these principles. 

Harness these concepts and create your own, personalized sacred 

space. 


ID 19675 ❯ Svetlana Meritt • Oct 28 - Nov 18 • Schott, Auditorium 

3 Fridays • 10:15AM - 11:45AM • $29 


➜ SoulCollage: An Artful Path to Self-Discovery 

SoulCollage is a process that inspirationally integrates creativity 

and insight into present states of consciousness. Drawing on 

imagination and intuition you will become an instant artist and 

explorer with the remarkable images you collage. Through 

invitation you will step deeply into story using symbolism, 

journaling, visualization and community, thus tapping into 

the internal allies, guides and challenges active in every soul. 

The process honors each individual’s journey, promoting selfacceptance 

and growth. By recognizing and respecting the 

complexities unique to every person we discover that all the 

answers we need are within us. 


ID 19625 SAT ❯ Pamela Nichols • Sep 10 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ SoulCollage: Illuminating the Shadow 

SoulCollage is a process that naturally inspires and enables us to 

embrace all aspects of who we are through collage. ‘The Shadow’ 

is a Jungian term often used in SoulCollage that has to do with 

balance. Any form, whether visible or invisible, has the potential to 

lose its balance and show its Shadow. When a self-energy becomes 

exaggerated, we say it is manifesting Shadow. And yet when a 

form’s energy is ‘absent when needed’ this is also Shadow. Our 

Shadow is the teacher, the trainer and the guide that supports us in 

uncovering our magnificence. 


ID 19605 SAT ❯ Pamela Nichols • Oct 1 • Wake, Rm 20 


➜ The Secrets of Men’s Depression - The Plight of 

Wounded and Wounding Men 

Did you know that the standard diagnosis of depression was 

developed based on research with women? Yet, the ‘covert’ 

expression of depression observed in men is far different than 

the overt expression of depression seen in women. Cultural 

expectations make it unacceptable for men to fall into emotional 

collapse, so wounded men keep depression well hidden. Men’s 

depression must be acknowledged and treated in a way that 

successfully accommodates this different expression. Join this 

exploratory and informational discussion that will include the 

breakthrough work of Terry Real, Pia Melody, and Brene Brown. 


ID 19600 SAT ❯ Wendy Allen • Dec 3 • Schott, Rm 6 


➜ Whale Whisperer 

Embark on an exploration into the mystical beauty, grace and 

intelligence of whales while also discovering the science behind 

how whales are a fundamental building block of the Earth’s 

ecosystem. Through a unique guided meditation to whale song, 

explore the possibilities of tapping into the collective consciousness 

of cetaceans as a resource for spiritual growth. Go deeper with a 

discussion of the whales’ loving, inspirational messages and gain a 

broader understanding of our synergistic relationship to our planet 

and how whales are integral to sustaining life on earth. 

Note: Class is co-taught by Carolyn Gorman. 


ID 19601 SAT ❯ Keith Hale • Nov 5 • Schott, Rm 6 



➜ Taking Control of Skin Conditions NEW! 

Emotional issues can trigger or make a significant contribution 

to skin issues. As a result, medical treatments alone may not 

be enough to cure the condition. Explore how relaxation, 

visualizations, hypnosis, meditation, and a mixture of cognitive 

behavioral therapy and body-focused psychotherapy are important 

complementary therapies - particularly in medically resistant cases. 

Take control by discovering how to manage your emotional triggers 

and by developing strategies to alleviate skin conditions and hair 

pulling. It could change your life. 


ID 19710 SAT ❯ Matt Traube • Oct 22 • Schott, Rm 6 


➜ Tarot Cards Demystified NEW! 

Mysterious, intriguing, and powerful - tarot cards have fascinated 

people across cultures since the 1400’s. Have you ever wondered 

about these seemingly magical cards, what they are, and how are 

they used? Explore the true meaning of tarot cards. Discover how 

they can be used not only for fun but also to connect with your own 

body/mind consciousness for relaxation and mental healing. Come 

away with valuable skills to help you use tarot cards for personal 

growth and insight. 


ID 19695 SAT ❯ Alyce Jackson • Sep 24 • Wake, Rm 20 


Classes & Workshops 

Start Every Week! 

Evenings, Weekdays 

and Saturdays 



Events, 

Language, Photo 

Feed your world... 


➜ Current Events (p. 30) 

EVENTS, LANGUAGE, PHOTO 

CURRENT EVENTS, WORLD 

AFFAIRS & LOCAL CULTURE 

➜ Current Events 

Class designed to stimulate awareness of contemporary issues and 

events and to encourage discussion with other students on these 

issues and events. The class explores topics related to international, 

national, state and local events. Students are invited to ask 

questions and make comments regarding each class topic. 


ID 19381 ❯ Fred Hofmann • Aug 23 - Sep 20 • Vista del Monte 

Retirement Community, Los Padres Lounge 

5 Tuesdays • 10:30AM - 12:00PM • $45 

ID 19382 ❯ Fred Hofmann • Aug 26 - Sep 23 • Schott, Rm 31 

5 Fridays • 10:30AM - 12:00PM • $45 

ID 19383 ❯ Fred Hofmann • Sep 27 - Oct 25 • Vista del Monte 


5 Tuesdays • 10:30AM - 12:00PM • $45 

ID 19384 ❯ Fred Hofmann • Sep 30 - Oct 21 • Schott, Rm 31 

4 Fridays • 10:30AM - 12:00PM • $35 

ID 19385 ❯ Fred Hofmann • Oct 28 - Dec 2 • Schott, Rm 31 

4 Fridays • 10:30AM - 12:00PM • $35 

ID 19386 ❯ Fred Hofmann • Nov 1 - Nov 29 • Vista del Monte 


5 Tuesdays • 10:30AM - 12:00PM • $45 

LANGUAGES 

➜ French 1 

This class is for students with little or no prior French knowledge. 

The class will also benefit those students planning to travel to 

a French-speaking country. Engaging learning activities focus 

on the development of practical language usage in everyday 

life: introductions, meeting new people, descriptions of others, 

numbers, food and entertainment, clothing, colors and other 

basic vocabulary. Students will be introduced to the basics of 

pronunciation, spelling, and present tense. Grammar will include: 

Gender and plurals of articles, nouns and adjectives, important 

verbs and their constructions, to be, to have, use of negatives, 

forming questions, use of there is/are and prepositions. 


ID 19581 EVE ❯ Valerie Comte • Sep 14 - Nov 9 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ French 3 

Practice French in an interactive environment through dialogues, 

vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. Discover the foundation 

of French grammar, carious forms of negations and comparisons. 

Review the present tense, the passé compose, and present 

progressive tense and explore the use of imperfect tense. 

Conversation is emphasized but all areas of language are covered 

including listening, writing, and reading. Note: French 3 is for 

students who have completed French 2 class or those who have 

had some French instruction in the past. 




➜ French 9 Advanced: Speak like a Parisian 

Are you fluent in French and want to practice speaking it on a 

regular basis? French 9 - Speak Like a Parisian is a conversational 

class for students who have taken 10 years of French or are able 

to converse fluently. Students will deepen their conversation skills 

by studying French culture, history, current affairs, and idiomatic 

expressions. Oral presentations, interviews, songs, and movies (with 

no subtitles) will be used and grammar will be reviewed briefly. 

Engage in lively dialogue and watch your conversation skills soar. 





➜ Spanish 1 - First Steps 

This basic conversational class is for students with no prior Spanish 

knowledge. Engaging learning activities focus on the development 

of practical language usage in everyday life: introductions, 

meeting new people, descriptions of others, numbers, clothing, 

colors and other basic vocabulary. Students master the basics 

of pronunciation, spelling, and present tense while participating 

in activities that also increase their knowledge of the Spanishspeaking 

world. 


ID 19651 ❯ Barbara Lotito • Sep 15 - Nov 17 • Wake, Rm 20 


ID 19631 EVE ❯ Wesley Hensley • Sep 19 - Nov 7 • Schott, Rm 31 

8 Mondays • 6:00PM - 8:00PM • $95 

➜ Spanish 6 - Intermediate Conversational 

For students with some fluency in Spanish and mastery of the 

present tenses, as well as the present past tense. Learning activities 

focus on family relationships, talking about one’s childhood, and 

youth. Students learn to talk about news articles relating to the 

environment, climate change and modes of transportation. Topics 

include the imperfect past tense, the present perfect, prepositions 

with pronouns, distinction between ‘por’ and ‘para’, more adjectives 

and adverbs, idiomatic expressions and vocabulary. 


ID 19388 EVE ❯ Bonnie Blakley • Sep 13 - Nov 15 • Schott, Rm 6 

10 Tuesdays • 5:15PM - 7:15PM • $119 

ID 19571 EVE ❯ Irma Esquivel-Kromis • Sep 14 - Nov 16 • Schott, Rm 31 


➜ Spanish 2 - Low beginning Conversational 

This class is for students with very little knowledge of Spanish 

or who have had exposure to more Spanish but some time ago. 

Students will review the sound system, how to describe people, and 

how to form sentences in the present tense, and will learn to talk of 

plans, preferences, numbers, and to ask for basic information. 


ID 19390 EVE ❯ Bonnie Blakley • Sep 14 - Nov 16 • Schott, Rm 6 


ID 19652 EVE ❯ Barbara Lotito • Sep 15 - Nov 17 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ Spanish 4 - High Beginning Conversational 

For students who are familiar with the present tense of the regular 

and irregular verbs. Conversational skills with an emphasis on 

practical everyday expressions will be the focus of this course. 

Students will learn the present progressive, introduction to indirect 

object pronouns, comparisons and verbs ‘conocer’ vs. ‘poder’. A 

brief introduction of the Past Tense will be included. The students 

will participate in useful and fun activities that will help them 

expand their use of Spanish. 


ID 19567 EVE ❯ Silvia Morgan • Sep 7 - Nov 9 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ Spanish 5 - Low Intermediate Conversational 

Are you ready to start talking about what you did on your last 

vacation or project? Do you interact with native Spanish speakers 

and would you like to understand their stories? You will benefit the 

most if you are already comfortable speaking in the Present Tense. 

Learning activities and games will focus on reporting past events, 

expressing likes and dislikes. Topics include regular and irregular 

preterit verb forms, direct and indirect object pronouns, and the 

impersonal ‘se.’ All classes are geared toward improving your 

conversational Spanish. 


ID 19569 ❯ Irma Esquivel-Kromis • Sep 13 - Nov 15 • Wake, Rm 18 

10 Tuesdays • 12:15PM - 2:15PM • $119 

➜ Spanish 7 - High Intermediate Conversational 

Are you ready to have a Spanish conversation using all of the 

Spanish verb tenses? Learn to confidently combine past, present 

and ‘going to’ future in Spanish! Learning activities focus on 

telling your own stories, to allow you to make Spanish speaking 

acquaintances and friends. We practice by talking about the past 

focusing on people students admire. Students discuss books we 

read as a group, internet articles, songs, poems, movies, and other 

paragraphs or dialogues supplied by instructor. You will understand 

the distinction between all verb tenses, some idiomatic expressions 

and vocabulary. All classes are geared toward improving your 

conversational Spanish. 


ID 19568 ❯ Silvia Morgan • Sep 8 - Nov 10 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ Spanish 9 - Advanced Conversational 

This class is for students with considerable Spanish knowledge, 

learning activities focus on reporting past events, giving commands, 

indirect commands, and expressing wishes, desires and plans. 

Topics include relative pronouns, uses of ‘se’, past subjunctive, 

idiomatic expressions and vocabulary. 


ID 19389 ❯ Bonnie Blakley • Sep 13 - Nov 15 • Schott, Rm 6 

10 Tuesdays • 12:45PM - 2:45PM • $119 

ID 19650 ❯ Barbara Lotito • Sep 13 - Nov 15 • Schott, Rm 6 

10 Tuesdays • 3:00PM - 5:00PM • $119 



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PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM 

➜ Create Photographs With Impact 

Discover new techniques and skills to help elevate your 

photography from average to exciting. Join an award winning 

professional photographer as you learn how to strengthen your 

compositions and create compelling photographs in any light 

source using a wide variety of techniques, including selective focus, 

motion blur, manipulation of light sources, backlighting, contrast, 

color saturation, rule of thirds, forced perspective and many more. 

By the end of this class, you will have the tools to pre-visualize new, 

dynamic photographs, making the great leap from taking photos to 

creating photographs with impact. 


ID 19413 ❯ (Chuck) Charles Place • Sep 12 - Oct 10 • Schott, Rm 6 

5 Mondays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $150 

➜ Location Photo Shoots with a Pro NEW! 

Join nationally acclaimed magazine photographer Chuck Place as 

you explore different locations in the Santa Barbara area with your 

camera. You may visit the bustling Santa Barbara Farmers Market 

one week or the beautifully restored La Purisima Mission State 

Historic Park near Lompoc the next. Each session will be a different 

location, depending on events and time of year. Get feedback 

each week and learn how a professional photographer approaches 

various subjects or locations. Note: Some camera experience 

recommended. 


ID 19411 SAT ❯ (Chuck) Charles Place • Sep 10 - Oct 8 • Schott, Rm 6 


➜ Photograph Your Own Artwork – Tips and 


Part of being an artist is documenting your creations to post on 

web sites or submit to galleries and competitions. Discover the 

tools to create photographs that highlight your work by effectively 

capturing the color, drama and essence of your art. Practice the 

techniques that result photographs worthy of your artwork. Learn 

different styles of marketing your artwork, from product to lifestyle 

photography, and how to create those kinds of pictures. Start 

sharing your work with the world! 


ID 19590 ❯ Lindsey Baumsteiger • Sep 8 - Sep 29 • Schott, Rm 6 

4 Thursdays • 11:00AM - 2:00PM • $72 + Lab $5 

➜ Photography For Travelers 

Discover the techniques professional travel photographers use to 

create dynamic, powerful images in any kind of situation. Learn 

to produce spectacular architectural and landscape photographs 

captured at the perfect time of day. Gain insights into approaching 

strangers and learn how to produce intimate portraits with minimal 

equipment and available light. Leverage bad weather, producing 

some of your most popular images, and learn how to make use 

of harsh mid-day sunlight. Make the images from your next trip 

captivating to both friends and family while transporting you back 

to the sights, sounds and smells of your favorite destinations. 


ID 19412 ❯ (Chuck) Charles Place • Sep 13 - Oct 11 • Schott, Rm 6 

5 Tuesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $150 

WRITING & LITERATURE 

➜ Explorations in Literature 

Become a more avid, savvy reader of fiction by learning how to 

‘close-read’. Fiction reveals relationships between people and 

people’s relationships to the world. Fiction often gives a clearer 

view of its times than contemporary news reports of history. Explore 

literature and understand the dynamics of fiction and how they 

apply to your life. As you learn what to look for in your reading, your 

pleasure and confidence in your literary judgment will grow with 

every page you turn. 


ID 19681 ❯ Shelly Lowenkopf • Aug 23 - Nov 8 • Schott, Rm 3 

12 Tuesdays • 1:00PM - 3:00PM • $144 

➜ Getting Started, Getting Good, and Getting 

Your Fiction Published 

Effective, publishable fiction requires intriguing characters, a good 

story line, a compelling narrative voice, convincing dialogue, 

energetic pace, palpable mood, and a strong relationship to 

contemporary life. Easy to prescribe but difficult to achieve, but the 

necessary skills can be taught. This class, presented by a longtime 

editor and writer, provides instruction in the vital techniques, 

an arena for practicing them until those skills are mastered, and 

demonstrable ways for the student to develop an individual 

narrative voice. 

Note: Optional reading fee $20. Please come to the Wake or Schott 

front desk to pay your reader fees during or after the second week 

of class. 


ID 19682 EVE ❯ Shelly Lowenkopf • Aug 24 - Nov 9 • Schott, Rm 20 



➜ How to Read Like a Writer NEW! 

Ever wonder how writers. when being interviewed or giving 

presentations, sound so focused, knowledgeable, and humorous? 

It’s because they’ve learned ‘close reading’ - how to read in a 

special, meaningful way that informs their thinking and writing. 

Close Reading techniques are taught to poets, essayists, novelists, 

and literature teachers, and show you how the special awareness is 

achieved and how to look behind the scenes of story, narrative, and 

verse. Develop heightened awareness, through examination of texts 

of why good writers are good, why you have trouble finishing the 

work of mediocre writers, and yes, how to be funny. 


ID 19358 EVE ❯ Shelly Lowenkopf • Aug 22 - Nov 7 • Schott, Rm 3 

11 Mondays • 7:15PM - 9:15PM • $132 

➜ Using Narrative Therapy - It Could Transform 

Your Life NEW! 

We use our language to define ourselves. Our stories and our 

memories create our self-perceptions and the personas we display 

to the world. Narrative therapy transforms our perceptions and 

places everyday struggles into a self-perception that is more 

nuanced and even heroic. Acquire the tools to de-contextualize 

events and experiences by placing them into a larger mythical and 

archetypal context. Narrative therapy helps to connect with the 

world, each other, and remind us of the magic in our lives. 


ID 19619 ❯ Riven Barton • Oct 6 - Oct 27 • Schott, Rm 3 


➜ Modern and Classic Short Stories 

Titles, anthologized for each term, include contemporary and 

classic short stories from the U.S., Britain, the European continent, 

Africa, Latin America, Japan, India, Israel, China and other nations. 

Students pursue a close reading of texts paying sustained attention 

to the characters, plot, style, images, metaphors, patterns, and 

themes that carry the story forward and engage in an interpretive 

immersion that transforms attention into deeper thought and 

comprehension. This fusion generally results in a cohesive sense of 

the whole. 


ID 19361 ❯ Mark Ferrer • Aug 26 - Oct 7 • Schott, Rm 3 

7 Fridays • 10:00AM - 12:00PM • $84 

ID 19362 ❯ Mark Ferrer • Oct 14 - Dec 2 • Schott, Rm 3 

6 Fridays • 10:00AM - 12:00PM • $72 

➜ Shakespeare 

There are more Google pages devoted to Shakespeare than to God. 

Experience the Bard through close reading and open discussion. 

Discover the meaning of, and questions arising from, the brilliant 

lines of each play we read while discussing the plot, characters, 

themes, point of views, and settings. Analyze the effect of words, 

ambiguity, irony, paradox, images, metaphors, patterns, and 

cadences in each work. Explore the effect on the reader of portrayal 

of culture and values. The Bard keeps getting better. 

Note: See online listing for class reading. 


ID 19360 ❯ Mark Ferrer • Aug 22 - Oct 17 • Schott, Rm 3 

8 Mondays • 4:00PM - 6:00PM • $96 

ID 19359 ❯ Mark Ferrer • Oct 24 - Dec 5 • Schott, Rm 3 

7 Mondays • 4:00PM - 6:00PM • $84 

➜ Writing Our Lives into Being 

Tap into new levels of your own creativity and expression. In this 

interactive writing workshop, we reflect on other authors’ words 

about values such as integrity, acceptance, and authenticity. 

Specific writing prompts and practices serve as a springboard to 

discover and clarify what and how we want to write. Whether your 

focus is fiction, poetry, memoir, or journal, explore your own truths 

at deeper levels. Beginning, returning, and experienced writers are 

welcome. 


ID 19566 EVE ❯ Dana Drobny • Sep 13 - Oct 4 • Schott, Rm 31 

4 Tuesdays • 5:30PM - 7:30PM • $49 

➜ Writing Personal Histories 

Discover yourself through using the memoir writing process. 

Capture your rich life, so full of people, places and experiences, 

and share it with others. Learn how to collect and distill your 

‘peers’ feedback. Find out how to write and structure your own 

memoirs and autobiographies and also how to edit them. Develop 

a conversational, individual narrative voice for your memoirs, and 

a create an effective framework for fictional works based on your 

autobiographies. 

Note: Optional reading fee $20. Please come to the Wake or Schott 

front desk to pay your reader fees during or after the second week 

of class. 


ID 19357 ❯ Shelly Lowenkopf • Aug 24 - Nov 9 • Schott, Rm 6 





55+ 

Vendors 

Ceramics • Glass Arts • Jewelry Weaving Sewing & Fabric Arts 

Flower Arrangements • Cards, Original Paintings, Drawings, Prints • and much more! 

SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning / FALL 2016 / Events, Language, Photo 33

Home & Family 

Feed your passion... 


➜ Tacos From the Inside Out (p. 37) 

HOME & FAMILY 

COMPUTERS AT HOME 

➜ Facebook For Beginners: Will You Be My Friend? 

Facebook is the world’s most popular social networking website. 

It’s a great way to keep in contact with friends family, and 

classmates. Ever wonder whatever happened to your best friend 

from middle school? Find her on Facebook! People near or far may 

use Facebook to leave you a message, browse your photo albums, 

or chat with you online. You can share opinions, ideas, photos, 

articles and even play games with your friends. Find out how easy 

it is to create an account, create a profile, search for people, send 

messages, upload photos and manage your privacy options. 


ID 19618 ❯ Diana Musacchio • Sep 30 - Oct 7 • Wake, Rm 4 Lab 

2 Fridays • 9:00AM - 3:30PM • $96 + Materials $2 

➜ Social Media for Lifelong Learners of All Ages 

What is Social Media? What is it good for? Much like going to a party 

or joining a book club, social networking can be a lot of fun. It can 

also be very productive for all sorts of projects, such as raising funds 

for a project, tracking friends and family, or building a classroom 

community. Social Media can be many things to many people, but 

you won’t know what it could mean to you until you try it out for 

yourself. In this exciting, confidence-building class for all ages, 

you will explore many different social networks such as Facebook, 

Pinterest, Linkedin, Twitter, YouTube, and blogs. 


ID 19615 ❯ Diana Musacchio • Sep 16 - Sep 23 • Wake, Rm 18 

2 Fridays • 12:00PM - 3:00PM • $48 + Materials $2 

➜ Twitter: To Tweet or Not to Tweet 

Twitter is an online information network that connects you to 

the latest stories, ideas, opinions and news about what you find 

interesting. Simply find the accounts you find most compelling 

and follow the conversations. You can contribute or just listen in. If 

you choose, you may share your thoughts, articles or information 

to like-minded people by ‘tweeting,’ but you don’t have to tweet 

to enjoy Twitter. In this hands-on class you will set up a Twitter 

account, find conversations of interest to follow, and learn to write 

your own 140 character tweets, ‘hashtags’ and all. 


ID 19616 ❯ Diana Musacchio • Oct 14 - Oct 21 • Wake, Rm 4 Lab 

2 Fridays • 12:00PM - 3:00PM • $48 + Materials $2 

➜ YouTube for Beginners: Your Videos, Their 

Videos 

YouTube is a video-sharing website. Anyone can view, give feedback 

or rate the videos posted on this site. The site has videos for 

entertainment, comedy, action, music, marketing, education and 

much more. YouTube videos are posted by both beginners and 

professionals and they may never be seen anywhere else. You can 

post your own videos online for public review and comment, or 

you may choose to make your videos available to a select group 

of friends. Discover how to browse for videos you wish to view, 

subscribe to video channels you like, and upload videos for others 

to watch. 


ID 19617 ❯ Diana Musacchio • Nov 18 • Wake, Rm 4 Lab 


Classes 

fill fast. 

Register 

now! 


COOKING 

➜ A Gourmet Approach to Make Ahead Meals 

Save time and effort while you create delicious meals, prepared 

in advance, and presented to your family and friends as a taste 

delight. You will discover dishes that are simple and fresh, with a 

gourmet touch that makes them special. Working along side your 

classmates, you will make the recipes, taste the results, and bring 

home dinner for two that evening. Food this good will have all your 

friends encouraging you to take more classes so they can share 

your results. 


ID 19561 ❯ Diana Coburn • Nov 2 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 

1 Wednesday • 10:00AM - 2:00PM • $32 + Lab $3 + Materials $20 

➜ Argentinian Cuisine from Mendoza NEW! 

Mendoza, in the Argentinian Andes, is world-famous for its wine, 

olive oil, and unique culture. Explore the vibrant culinary traditions 

of this region. Bask in Argentinian hospitality while savoring inspired 

regional dishes such as empanadas, asado (grilled beef). and Malbec 

wine. Explore Argentine staples including mate (herbal tea) and 

alfajores (dulce de leche dessert). Come away feeling relaxed. full 

and ready to start your vacation early. 


ID 19612 SAT ❯ Carlos (Rodrigo) Gimenez • Oct 1 • Schott, Rm 27 

Culinary Lab 


➜ Chocolate Delights 

Now you can create your own ticket to heaven. Chocolates! Make 

them, paint with them, package them and of course eat your 

creations. Discover how to correctly melt and mold chocolates, use 

candy molds, and concoct all those delicious looking hand-made 

chocolates you see in the candy shops, without having to pay big 

bucks per pound. Master the art of ‘painting’ with chocolate to 

make your finished product ‘pop’. Explore some creative ways of 

packaging your handwork for any occasion. Create Turtles, Caramel 

Squares, Peanut Butter Cups, Truffles, Fudge, and filled chocolates. 

What’s not to like about this class! 


ID 19557 ❯ Illana Wolff • Nov 3 - Nov 10 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 


➜ Crawfish and Catfish and Gumbo, Oh My 

NEW! 

Enjoy a Cajun-style outdoor party. With live crawfish flown straight 

from Louisiana, we’ll have a genuine Southern feast. Discover how 

to combine the essential fresh ingredients and spices to elevate 

these tasty, lobster-like crustaceans to Cajun Nirvana. Find out how 

to fry catfish to a non-greasy, crunchy, golden brown. And as no 

Cajun shindig is complete without a bowl of Seafood Gumbo, we’ll 

work together on an original yet authentic recipe. Oh my...Backyard 

BBQ the Cajun way. 


ID 19589 SAT ❯ David Postada • Aug 27 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 

1 Saturday • 2:00PM - 5:00PM • $45 + Lab $8 + Materials $10 

➜ Beautiful Holiday Food Treats NEW! 

Giving a homemade gift to friends and family says ‘I care about you.’ 

Delicious gifts from your kitchen are always appreciated! So much 

can be done ahead and with friends. Eliminate stress and create 

classic seasonal treats that you will be proud to give. In this class 

you will learn the tricks of creating homemade food treats that 

people will begin to look forward to every holiday. You’ll discover 

what to prepare, how to prepare it and how to package the final 

product. Save time and money while making fabulous treats that 

will be long remembered and enjoyed. 




➜ Easy Thanksgiving Side Dishes 

Looking for a way to avoid the stress of cooking Thanksgiving 

dinner? Take control and enjoy this holiday season with no fuss by 

preparing easy side dishes ahead of time. Prepare comfort food 

side dishes that highlight the bountiful harvest of wonderful fall 

vegetables. Your menu and clever new approaches to presentation 

will make your guests think you were a slave to the kitchen as they 

savor each bite of your easy side dishes. 




HOME & FAMILY 

Get Social – At Every Age! 

The CLL offers a suite of classes to help 

adults of all ages start using the most 

popular social media tools. 

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➜ First You Make A Roux: Secrets to Great Cajun 

and Creole Cooking 

The Cajun holy trinity is - 3 parts onions, 2 parts celery, 1 part 

green bell pepper. Discover rural Louisiana cooking fundamentals 

including the perfect roux and ‘the trinity’. Master New Orleans and 

traditional Cajun dishes including Seafood Gumbo, Red Beans and 

Rice, Jambalaya, Shrimp Creole and Crawfish Etouffee, and even 

one-of-a-kind family recipes Add to your repertoire the culturally 

rich cuisine of New Orleans that combines French and exotic West 

Indies influences. Laissez les bon temps rouler! 


ID 19404 EVE ❯ David Postada • Sep 20 - Sep 27 • Schott, Rm 27 

Culinary Lab 


Discover a new 

cuisine, discover 

a new world. 

You don’t have to travel far to 

immerse yourself in another culture. 

Get the taste of another country, right 

here at the CLL. 

This fall, join us on a culinary 

adventure around the globe: 

➜ First You Make a Roux: Secrets to Great 

Cajun and Creole Cooking (p. 36) 

➜ NEW! Pizzaiolo Napoletana (p. 36) 

➜ NEW! Tamales from Oaxaca and Veracruz 

(p. 37) 

➜ The Art of the Mediterranean Table 

(p. 37) 

➜ The World of Small Bites: Hors d’oeuvres, 

Tapas, Meze, Antipasti (p. 38) 

➜ Food for Your Holiday Open House and 

Entertaining 

Students will quickly prepare hors d’oeuvres that look and taste 

like they took hours to fix. Create a selection of recipes that can be 

made ahead, perfect for holiday entertaining, and of course, every 

class ends with a feast. 


ID 19554 ❯ Illana Wolff • Nov 15 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 

1 Tuesday • 10:00AM - 2:00PM • $36 + Lab $3 + Materials $15 

➜ Fragrant Feast: Indian Vegetarian Menu 

Master the delicious vegetarian dishes of India. From pakoras and 

chutney to paneer and palao, your everyday cooking will never 

be the same. Authentic recipes and hands-on pratice will provide 

a unique cooking experience. Discover the proper uses and 

combinations of spice and herbs as you create flavorful delights 

that will please even the fussiest eater. Time to add India to your 

weekly menu. 


ID 19406 ❯ Farhana Sahibzada • Aug 24 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 


➜ Pizzaiolo Napoletana NEW! 

Naples is the largest city in southern Italy, known for theater, opera 

and of course - its pizza. Create the original Neapolitan pizza 

including preparation of the dough and sauce. Ingredients are only 

the beginning of becoming a ‘pizzaiolo’ or a maestro of dough 

handling. It takes an apprentice 2-3 years to become a full-fledged 

pizzaiolo. Start practicing to become your own pizzaiolo and come 

away knowing the special secrets of this world famous pizza. 


ID 19611 SAT ❯ Carlos (Rodrigo) Gimenez • Oct 22 • Schott, Rm 27 

Culinary Lab 



➜ Local Chefs And Their Favorite Dishes 

NEW! 

Meet Santa Barbara’s best chefs! Join us for a one-of-a-kind 

experience where you’ll meet chefs from some of Santa Barbara’s 

favorite restaurants and sample their favorite recipes. Discover the 

technique and tips that ensure that each dish consistently delights. 

Learn the steps involved in creating their favorite dishes and have 

your cooking questions answered by our local culinary maestros. 

Come away being ‘in the know’ next time you visit their restaurants, 

and also when you prepare their delectable dishes yourself at home. 

Note: Section 1 Saturday, Sep 24, 10:00am-12:30pm Cielito (Viva) 

Latin American Cuisine 

Section 2 Friday Sep 30, 10:30am-1:00 pm Brasil Arts Café Brasilian 

Food 

Section 3 Tueday, Oct 4, 5:30pm-8:00pm Alchemy Café Organic 

Vegetarian Food 

Section 4 Thursday Oct 27, 5:30pm-8:00pm Via Maestra 42 Italian 

Food 


ID 19591 SAT ❯ Irma Esquivel-Kromis • Sep 24 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary 

Lab 


ID 19595 ❯ Irma Esquivel-Kromis • Sep 30 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 

1 Friday • 10:30AM - 1:00PM • $20 + Lab $5 + Materials $10 

ID 19592 EVE ❯ Irma Esquivel-Kromis • Oct 4 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary 

Lab 

1 Tuesday • 5:30PM - 8:00PM • $20 + Lab $5 + Materials $10 

ID 19593 EVE ❯ Irma Esquivel-Kromis • Oct 27 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary 

Lab 

1 Thursday • 5:30PM - 8:00PM • $20 + Lab $5 + Materials $10 

➜ Sushi: Make it Yourself 

Course teaches the basic techniques of making traditional Japanese 

sushi, including California roll, hand roll and creative rolls. Students 

also learn how to make miso soup and vegetable dishes. Course 

instructs in the use of materials and utensils for the preparation of 

sushi recipes. 


ID 19405 SAT ❯ Takako Wakita • Sep 10 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 


➜ Tacos From the Inside Out 

Did you ever have a ‘great’ taco? Ever wonder why one taco is so 

much better than another? Come and explore a tortilla’s journey 

from corn kernel to griddle, and ways to fold and then season 

it with nontraditional ingredients. Gain a deep arsenal of salsas; 

simple ones that come together with a few raw ingredients, and 

complex ones that deepen in flavor as they simmer, perfuming 

your kitchen with toasted spices and chilies. And of course, learn to 

prepare some unexpected taco fillings. 


ID 19594 SAT ❯ Carlos (Rodrigo) Gimenez • Sep 17 • Schott, Rm 27 

Culinary Lab 


➜ Tamales - Make Your Own 

Tamales are traditional Mesoamerican dishes made with dough 

(usually corn) that is steamed or boiled in a leaf wrapper. Tamales 

can be stuffed with anything - vegetables, meats, cheeses, fruits, 

chills etc., and seasoned according to personal taste. Now you can 

master the art of making your own tamales and have plenty for 

family and friends to enjoy. Discover the techniques for preparing 

fillings, wrapping, steaming and freezing your delicious creations. 

Learn the process from an expert and then watch your hungry 

crowd rave about your wonderful treats. Start a new family cooking 

tradition that’s sure to delight everyone! 


ID 19552 SAT ❯ Esther Elizalde • Nov 19 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 


➜ Tamales from Oaxaca and Veracruz NEW! 

Tamales - packets of corn dough with a savory or sweet filling - are 

typically steamed wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves. Oaxaca 

and Veracruz tamales sizzle with sauces, meat and superb taste. 

Now you can learn the secrets of ingredients and preparation 

techniques that make these tamales unique among Mexican cuisine. 

From the filling to the wrapping your tamales will stand out as very 

special and authentic. Add a new item to your cooking repertoire 

that will wow your friends! 


ID 19701 SAT ❯ Esperanza Lopez • Dec 3 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 


➜ The Art of the Mediterranean Table 

Experience the diverse and delectable cuisines that comprise 

the Mediterranean. From Spanish tapas to French Bistro style 

menus, discover foods from Southern, Central and Northern 

Italy, the Greek Isles, Spain and Portugal, Regional France and 

Morocco. You will learn the art of the table, which includes the 

key elements for creating your own happy table memories. From 

positive conversations to colorful Mediterranean table decor, the 

class explores some of the elements that contribute to an uplifting 

atmosphere and an enjoyable, or memorable, experience. Make 

the dishes, receive the recipes and create these wonderful meals at 

home for family and friends. 


ID 19559 ❯ Diana Coburn • Sep 14 - Sep 28 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 



HOME & FAMILY 


➜ The World of Small Bites: Hors d’oeuvres, 

Tapas, Meze, Antipasti 

Enjoying a mouth-watering small bite before dinner or at a cocktail 

party is a true pleasure that helps sets the tone for the rest of an 

evening with friends. Through both demonstration and handson 

preparation you will learn to create a variety of appealing 

small plates with big flavors from France, Spain, Greece, Italy and 

beyond. Impress your guests with a beautifully-presented spread 

of interesting dishes that can be made simply. Put your creativity to 

work, challenge yourself to learn something new, and make your 

next party a special event where you too can relax and enjoy! 


ID 19558 ❯ Diana Coburn • Oct 12 - Oct 19 • Schott, Rm 27 Culinary Lab 


➜ Make Your Project a Success: Strategies for 

Working with a Contractor 

Want the next project at your home to go smoothly? Discover 

essential management techniques to plan and manage construction 

and landscape projects. Discover innovative planning tools and 

delivery methods that focus all parties on clearly defining the 

needs, design, value-engineering, budget, permits, possible risks, 

insurance, and communication practices. The success of your next 

project will comes from a well- communicated process with checks 

and balances so that all involved become stakeholders. 


ID 19410 EVE ❯ Chuck Klein • Sep 13 - Sep 27 • Schott, Rm 20 


GENEALOGY 

➜ Family History Research: Beginning to 

Intermediate 

Who are you and where did you come from? You will find the 

answers to these questions on the exciting adventure of climbing 

your family tree. Explore the history of your family! Unleash 

your inner detective and develop the skills and knowledge to 

do genealogical research. Explore various sources for records, 

including the census, vital records, and military records. You will 

compile and organize information about your family, sharpen your 

internet research skills, and practice using new genealogical tools. 


ID 19596 EVE ❯ Norma Eggli • Sep 8 - Oct 20 • Wake, Rm 16 


PARENTING 

➜ Connecting With Your Teenager 

It is a myth that all teenagers need to rebel against their parents. 

With the tools of democratic discipline, parents can avoid power 

struggles and enjoy a close relationship with their teens. Discover 

the important distinction between conflicts of needs and conflicts 

of values. Explore communication skills that facilitate conflict 

resolution, and learn how to stay connected as your child grows 

older, set limits without punishment, and help teens cope with 

stress. Engage in interactive activities to practice the techniques 

learned and come away with tools to communicate better with your 

teen! Parents of pre-teens are also welcome. 


ID 19446 SAT ❯ Aletha Solter • Nov 19 • Schott, Rm 3 


HOME & FAMILY 

HOME & GARDEN 

➜ DIY Interior Design with Feng Shui 

Become your own interior decorator and save tons of money! If 

you love design and decorating, this class is for you. Explore the 

principles of design and feng shui, and create your own designs 

using feng shui so that you can have fun decorating your home 

while improving your life. Come away with a floor plan, a simple yet 

customized design for your home, and an understanding of how 

feng shui works. 


ID 19602 SAT ❯ (Alexandra) Laurie (King) Alexander • Nov 5 • Schott, 

Rm 31 


Classes 

fill fast. 

Register 

now! 


➜ Growing Times I: Parenting Toddlers 

(18-24 months) 

Parents and caregivers with children 18 - 24 months of age meet 

weekly to learn to develop a safe and stimulating environment 

with age appropriate activities for toddlers. Parents learn about 

typical stages of development through child observation, direct 

participation with other families, and informal discussion groups. 

The skills learned in this class promote positive parenting attitudes 

and healthy parent-child relationships. 


ID 19690 ❯ Bonnie Kerwin • Sep 13 - Oct 18 • UCSB Family Student 

Housing, Community Room 

6 Tuesdays • 9:15AM - 11:00AM • $75 + Materials $6 

➜ Music Times I/II 

Class explores the power of rhythm, melody, tonality and beat. 

Students learn how music nurtures children’s physical, social, 

emotional, and intellectual development while strengthening the 

bond between parent and child. Participants are exposed to various 

genres of music, play a variety of instruments, listen to stories with 

dramatization and puppets, and learn songs, rhymes, sign language 

and finger plays in an interactive environment. Students also 

learn how music can be used as a tool to guide daily routines and 

transitions. 


ID 19706 ❯ Wendy Castellanos-Wolf • Sep 19 - Nov 7 • Wake, Rm 15 

8 Mondays • 10:45AM - 11:45AM • $59 

➜ Growing Times II: Parenting the Two to 

Three Year Old Child 

Parents and caregivers meet weekly with their children, two to 

three years of age, in a stimulating environment designed with 

age appropriate activities just for toddlers! Connect with other 

families while exploring different stages of development through 

observation, informal discussion groups and fun-filled music, art 

and play experiences. Join us as we promote positive parenting 

attitudes and healthy parent-child relationships. 


ID 19689 ❯ Bonnie Kerwin • Sep 14 - Oct 19 • UCSB Family Student 


6 Wednesdays • 9:15AM - 11:00AM • $75 + Materials $6 

➜ Parenting Your ADHD Child 

Want to understand what your child with ADHD is going through 

and how best to support them? Discover what behaviors are 

normal for an ADHD child, and how to help your child grow and 

develop with self-confidence and self-esteem to have success in 

life. Explore skills and techniques that have helped others in an 

interactive and understanding environment. Uncover how to help 

your child with organization and time management. Walk away with 

tips on handling the issues that arise with a child who has ADHD 

within the family unit, at school, and socially. 


ID 19370 SAT ❯ Juli Shulem • Oct 29 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ Happier Children, Happier Parents With 

Attachment Play NEW! 

Do you have frequent power struggles with your children? Bring 

more joy and laughter into your home by playing your way to your 

child’s heart with activities that can solve your child’s behavior 

problems. Explore the nine types of attachment play including 

child-centered play, cooperative games, and even power-reversal 

play. Discover how these unique activities can dissolve conflicts 

and transform your relationship with your child. Come prepared for 

active participation, role-playing, and lots of fun. Note: This class is 

only for adults. 


ID 19673 SAT ❯ Aletha Solter • Oct 15 • Schott, Rm 5 


➜ Squish, Splatter and Roll 

Parents and caregivers with children three to five years of age 

participate in a stimulating environment that teaches ageappropriate 

art experiences to enhance development. Parents 

facilitate children’s artistic exploration using a variety of art 

materials, media, recipes and sensory experiences. Parents 

learn how creative expression leads to children’s growth and 

development. 

Note: This class is limited to 15 students. 


ID 19688 ❯ Bonnie Kerwin • Oct 20 - Dec 1 • UCSB Family Student 


6 Thursdays • 9:15AM - 11:00AM • $75 + Materials $15 

HOME & FAMILY 

CLL Parenting Education Classes 

… because kids don’t come 

with instructions! 


➜ Pequenos Cantantes - Para Padres Con Ninos 

12 to 48 meses 

En esta clase, los padres y ninos de 12 a 48 meses exploran espanol 

como lengua extranjera a traves de la musica, la danza y los cantos 

interactivos. Los padres aprenden canciones infantiles tradicionales, 

juegos con los dedos en espanol y movimiento siguiendo diferentes 

ritmos latinos. Los participantes experimentaran una clase 

interactiva de musica en espanol, jugaran con una gran variedad 

de instrumentos y canciones, escucharan cuentos en espanol con 

dramatizacion y con titeres, y aprenderan acerca de la la cultura y el 

patrimonio hispano. Esta clase es adecuada para familias que hablan 

espanol y para familias que no hablan espanol. 

Note: This class may be enjoyed by English and Spanish speakers. 


ID 19705 ❯ Wendy Castellanos-Wolf • Sep 19 - Nov 7 • Wake, Rm 15 

8 Mondays • 9:30AM - 10:30AM • $59 

NON-PROFIT SKILLS 

➜ Grant Writing Made Easy 

Need to raise funds for your favorite non-profit? Fifteen hundred 

other Santa Barbara non-profits, PTA’s, children’s sports’ teams, 

etc. do too. Get an edge - discover key grant proposal components 

and how to generate them. Find out how you, as a volunteer or 

novice grant writer, can effectively research funding opportunities, 

draft a compelling need statement, and develop a realistic budget. 

Learn what essential documents should be included with a grant 

submission. Best of all - walk away with a 2-3 page boilerplate grant 

proposal and help your organization succeed. 


ID 19609 SAT ❯ Leonie Mattison • Oct 8 - Oct 15 • Schott, Rm 6 


MATURE DRIVER 

CERTIFICATIONS 

PERSONAL FINANCE & 

HOME BUSINESS 

HOME & FAMILY 

➜ Mature Driver Initial Course 

This classroom-only course benefits Mature Drivers (age 55 +). 

The purpose of the course is to improve safe driving skills for older 

adults. Upon course completion, participants are given a DMV 

Certificate, qualifying them for reduced automobile insurance 

premiums. The certificate is valid for three years. 


ID 19444 SAT ❯ Mary Brown • Oct 29 • Wake, Rm 20 


➜ Mature Driver Renewal: A Review Course 

The course renews an existing Mature Driver Certificate which 

has not been expired longer than one calendar year. The DMV 

certificate awarded upon completion of the course is valid for three 

years. 


ID 19424 SAT ❯ Mary Brown • Oct 22 • Wake, Rm 20 


➜ 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges and Owning 

Management Free Real Estate NEW! 

Avoid paying capital gains taxes through the use of 1031 Tax 

Deferred Property Exchanges. Discover exchange essentials 

including what counts as qualified property, how to set up an 

exchange, the mechanics of Starker Delayed Exchanges, and 

working with a qualified intermediary or exchange accommodator. 

Also explore how to acquire and own real estate property that 

requires no management on your part while also generating 

income. Come away with concrete methods to save time and 

money during real estate transactions. 

Note: Tuition/Fees covered through private donations. 


ID 19700 SAT ❯ Leonard Jarrott • Nov 5 • Wake, Rm 16 


➜ Are You Prepared For Retirement? 

Learn basic information about financial issues that relate to planning 

for and being in retirement. You will learn the importance of using 

a regularly updated comprehensive financial plan as context for 

many of these issues. Topics discussed include budgeting, pensions, 

life insurance, Social Security, personal real estate, long-term care, 

taxes, and inflation. Online resources will be provided to help you 

create financial plans. The goal of the class is for you to be able to 

apply this learned knowledge to your own retirement planning. 



ID 19627 EVE ❯ Steven Weintraub • Aug 23 • Wake, Rm 16 

1 Tuesday • 7:00PM - 9:00PM • $0 


➜ De-clutter and Sell Your Treasures on the 

Internet 

Your clutter may be another person’s treasure. Sell your unwanted 

items on the Internet using, eBay, Craigslist, Amazon, Etsy and other 

sites. In this class you will learn to navigate the Internet so you can 

buy and sell items securely while protecting your information and 

avoiding fraud. Learn to set competitive prices, use photographs 

to showcase your items, and create listings that grab attention. 

You will also learn about secure payment methods and shipping 

procedures that keep customers happy. It’s time to ditch the clutter 

- and collect the cash! 


ID 19447 ❯ Illana Wolff • Oct 21 • Wake, Rm 18 


➜ Estate Planning Fundamentals 

Teaches the estate planning process and offers a variety of methods 

for reducing estate taxes while increasing earnings and assets. 

Specific topics include: wills (what they are and why people need 

one); advantages of revocable or living trusts; the use of unified 

credit; life insurance and how to use it to decrease taxable assets; 

and income and reduction of estate taxes. Includes generous time 

for questions and answers and provides helpful materials. 

Note: This class is sponsored. Class is co-taught by Joe Green, 

Esquire and Mitch Kauffmann, MBA, MSFP. 


ID 19624 SAT ❯ Leonard Jarrott • Sep 10 • Wake, Rm 20 


➜ Manage Your Own Portfolio 

It is important to understand basic background information about 

publicly traded financial markets. In this class you will learn this 

information as well as basic investment implementation strategies. 

Join this class and learn from financial experts how to interpret 

financial information and avoid common mistakes. The goal of the 

class is for you to be able to apply this learned knowledge to your 

own portfolios within the context of your unique financial situations 

and goals. 

Note: Tuition/Fees covered through private donations. 


ID 19372 EVE ❯ Steven Weintraub • Aug 30 • Wake, Rm 20 

1 Tuesday • 7:00PM - 9:00PM • $0 

➜ Modern Retirement Planning 

Will you retire on time? How does your current debt impact your 

retirement plan? Do you understand the different vehicles you may 

use to grow your retirement fund? In this class you will discover 

important retirement concepts and identify tools that will help you 

develop a successful retirement plan. Leave this class with current 

and valuable information to guide your retirement planning as well 

as the ability to speak more confidently with finance professionals. 


ID 19634 EVE ❯ Kenji Saito • Sep 13 - Sep 20 • Wake, Rm 20 


ID 19633 EVE ❯ Kenji Saito • Sep 15 - Sep 22 • Wake, Rm 20 


➜ Investing and Financial Planning for Women 

This course provides an overview of cash flow management and 

investment strategies. Students will gain information to confidently 

manage their financial portfolios and accomplish their financial 

goals. 



ID 19573 EVE ❯ Katherine Silsbury • Sep 27 - Oct 18 • Wake, Rm 20 

4 Tuesdays • 5:30PM - 7:30PM • $0 

➜ Notary Public Commission 

Did you know the state recommends notaries take this course 

eight months prior to their commission expiration date? Don’t 

put it off! New or previously commissioned notaries will gain the 

knowledge and skills required to pass the state examination. You 

will receive the state-approved Certificate of Completion required 

to take the state-proctored notary examination upon completion 

of the class. Immediately following class the state exam is offered. 

If you intend to stay for the exam, bring valid ID and a check made 

out to ‘Secretary of State’ for $40.00. Your materials fee includes a 

passport photo. 


ID 19597 ❯ Thomas Peavyhouse • Oct 21 • Wake, Rm 20 


HOME & FAMILY 

Money (That’s What We Want) 

The CLL cares about your success. Come explore your potential and get the skills to 

manage your money. 

➜ 1031 Tax Deferred Deferred Exchanges and 

Owning Management Free Real Estate (p. 40) 

➜ Are You Prepared for Retirement? (p. 40) 

➜ state Planning Fundamentals (p. 41) 

➜ Investing and Financial Planning for Women 

(p. 41) 

➜ Manage Your Own Portfolio (p. 41) 

➜ Modern Retirement Planning (p. 41) 


Nature, Science, 

Recreation 

Follow your passion... 


➜ Birds of the Santa Barbara Region: Beginning (p. 43) 

NATURE, SCIENCE, RECREATION 

GAMES 

➜ Lawn Bowls, Your New Sport 

Searching for an activity that is relaxed, social and a lot of fun? 

Here is a year round sport that once mastered can become a 

regular event in your busy week. Lawn bowls is a team game of 

finesse control - there is no advantage in being big, small, male or 

female. Learn the rules, equipment, techniques and strategies while 

becoming certified to join any Lawn Bowling Club in our area. Play 

in teams and meet new friends while enjoying this fun, competitive 

and exciting sport. Open to beginners and also to bowlers with 

experience. The perfect complement to an active lifestyle. 

Note: First class meets at Schott Campusin Room 3. All other classes 

will meet at Mackenzie Park Lawn Bowls: McCaw Ave at Las Positas 

Road. 


ID 19454 ❯ Bruce Phillips • Sep 15 - Nov 3 • Mackenzie Park Lawn 

Bowls, 3, Lawn Bowling Area 

8 Thursdays • 1:00PM - 2:30PM & Thu 1:00PM - 2:30PM • $69 

➜ Let’s Play American Mah Jongg 

Mah Jongg is one of the most popular puzzle games in the world 

played by people who love its mental challenge. It is a game of 

strategy and requires the ability to shift between two or more 

possible solutions to a problem. A bit of luck also helps! It can be 

somewhat addictive - you’ve been warned! Discover in this class 

how to play the American version of this popular game. Have fun 

and enjoy! All levels welcome. 


ID 19448 ❯ Illana Wolff • Oct 18 - Nov 8 • Wake, Rm 16 


➜ Play Chess with Success 

Chess is a game that develops spatial thinking and strategies 

and also builds focused concentration. Taught by a certified 

chess instructor, the class is geared for all levels of chess 

players. Beginners learn basic game rules and opening tactic 

moves. Intermediate and advanced players learn sophisticated 

combinations and strategies and advanced opening moves. Have 

fun with this classic board game, and learn to play chess with 

success. 


ID 19632 EVE ❯ Jason Garfield • Oct 4 - Oct 25 • Schott, Rm 20 

4 Tuesdays • 6:00PM - 8:00PM • $79 

RECREATION 

➜ Basic Keelboat Sailing 

Student will learn to sail a 24’ sail boat in light to moderate winds 

and sea conditions in familiar waters. General terminology and 

sailing techniques prepare the beginning sailor; no auxiliary 

power or navigation skills required. Successful candidates earn 

an American Sailing Association Basic Keelboat 101 Credential & 

National Safe Boating Certificate approved by NASBLA and the U.S. 

Coast Guard. The certification will enable graduates to rent sail 

boats up to 27’ worldwide. 

Note: Registration for this class ends one week before the first class 

meeting. 


ID 19403 ❯ TBD CLL Staff • Sep 14 - Nov 9 • Santa Barbara Sailing 

Center, Santa Barbara Harbor 



SCIENCE & NATURE 

➜ Birds of the Santa Barbara Region: Beginning 

Class teaches how to recognize a wide variety of birds unique to the 

Santa Barbara area. Students visit local habitats, including beaches, 

sloughs, creeks and woodlands, to observe the birds and discuss 

their behavior, migration patterns and geographical distribution. 

Class emphasizes basic appreciation and identification of birds in 

the field. Transportation to field trip sites is not provided. 


ID 19377 ❯ Rebecca Fagan Coulter • Sep 26 - Nov 14 • Santa Barbara 

Museum of Natural History, Mac Veagh House 

8 Mondays • 8:30AM - 10:30AM • $95 

➜ Birds of the Santa Barbara Region: Intermediate 

Using more advanced approaches, students learn how to recognize 

the wide variety of birds unique to the Santa Barbara area. 

Students visit local habitats, including beaches, sloughs, creeks 

and woodlands to observe the birds and discuss their behavior, 

migration patterns and geographical distribution. Class emphasizes 

appreciation and identification of birds in the field. Transportation 

to field trip sites is not provided. 


ID 19423 ❯ Joan Lentz • Sep 28 - Nov 16 • Santa Barbara Museum of 

Natural History, Mac Veagh House 


➜ Natural History Hikes 

This class is designed to familiarize students with the geology, flora 

and fauna encountered while walking Santa Barbara trails. Although 

the round trip distance may be up to five miles and involve a 300’ 

- 1000’ elevation change, the pace is relaxed to moderate. There 

are frequent stops to examine rock formations, learn the distinctive 

features of various plants and talk about the birds, mammals, 

reptiles and amphibians we happen to come across. Students 

may wish to bring a hiking staff or trekking poles, cameras, and 

binoculars, but please leave your dog at home for our walks. 


ID 19387 ❯ Steven Timbrook • Sep 27 - Nov 15 • Santa Barbara Museum 

of Natural History, Farrand Hall 

8 Tuesdays • 9:00AM - 12:00PM • $139 

ID 19653 ❯ Steven Timbrook • Sep 29 - Nov 17 • Santa Barbara Museum 

of Natural History, Farrand Hall 


➜ The Night Sky 

Using the Planetarium, students will learn to recognize the 

constellations of the night sky and track the motions of planets. 

Additional topics from astronomy and mythology will be used to 

help us to understand our place in the universe. 

Note: Class is co-taught by Krissie Cook. 


ID 19655 EVE ❯ Lynne Stark • Sep 21 - Oct 19 • Santa Barbara Museum 

of Natural History, Gladwin Planetarium 




Ceramics • Glass Arts • Jewelry Weaving 

Sewing & Fabric Arts • Flower Arrangements 

Cards, Original Paintings, Drawings, Prints 

and much more! 

55+ 

Vendors 

SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning / FALL 2016 / Nature, Science, Recreation 43

BOARD & LEADERSHIP STAFF 

SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE 

PRESIDENT 

Anthony Beebe, Ph.D. 


EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTS 

Jack Friedlander, Ph.D. 

Paul Jarrell, Ph.D. 


BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

Marianne Kugler, Ph.D. 

Marty Blum 

Marsha S. Croninger (President) 

Veronica Gallardo 

Peter O. Haslund, Ph.D. 

Jonathan Abboud 

Craig Nielsen (Vice President) 

Emily Gribble (Student Trustee) 

Board and Leadership Staff 

CENTER FOR LIFELONG LEARNING 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

Andrew G. Harper 


ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR 

Kendall Harris 


ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR 

Jeanette Chian 

The CLL’s dynamic leadership team: 

Andy Harper, Executive Director (center), and Associate 

Directors Ken Harris and Jeanette Chian. 

Connect with the CLL! 

Join the conversation and find us online at @sbccCLL on 

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and now Pinterest! 

Don’t miss our award-winning Look & Learn video series on YouTube! 

Our website is designed with YOU in mind. In addition to a complete redesign, theCLL.org has many features 

to make the Center for Lifelong Learning easier to navigate. The CLL is truly YOUR center, on our campuses, 

"outside the classroom", and now... online. 

• Mobile Responsive, Blog and Easier Navigation 

• Award-winning video series: Look & Learn and Meet Our Teachers 

• Loads of great classes, student and teacher photos 

• "Live" updated lists of classes & workshops that are starting soon 



Directory of Locations 

Primary Locations 

SBCC Schott Campus 

310 W. Padre Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93105 

(805) 687-0812 

Santa Barbara 

• AIKIDO OF SANTA BARBARA 

121 North Milpas Street 

• AIROBIC FITNESS 

136 South Hope Avenue 

• FITNESS TRANSFORM 

1213 State Street, Suite K 

• HENDRY’S BEACH 

2981 Cliff Drive 

• MACKENZIE PARK LAWN BOWLS 

Las Positas & McCaw Avenue 

• NEW VIC THEATER 

33 West Victoria Street 

• RUSSAYOG 

1213 State Street, Suite L 

• SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM 

OF NATURAL HISTORY 

2559 Puesta Del Sol 

• SANTA BARBARA SAILING 

CENTER 

133 Harbor Way 

• SANTA BARBARA ZOO 

500 Ninos Drive 

• SBCC, HUMANITIES BUILDING – 

Outside Room H-104 

721 Cliff Drive (Loma Alta Drive, 

access from Cliff Drive or 

Shoreline Drive) 

• SBCC PE 113 


(Loma Alta Drive, access from 

Cliff Drive or Shoreline Drive 

SBCC Wake Campus 

300 N. Turnpike Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93111 

(805) 964-6853 

Goleta 

• GOLETA VALLEY JUNIOR 

HIGH SCHOOL 

6100 Stow Canyon Road 

• UCSB FAMILY STUDENT 

HOUSING 

799 Juniper Walk 

Montecito 

• MONTECITO BUTTERFLY LANE 

Butterfly Lane at Channel Drive 

Carpinteria 

• CARPINTERIA HIGH SCHOOL 

4810 Foothill Road 

DIRECTORY OF LOCATIONS 

CLL Staggered Registration 


Fall Term 2016: 

August 22 – December 10 

Staggered Registration: July 11 – July 14 

MONDAY 

July 11 

TUESDAY 

July 12 

WEDNESDAY 

July 13 

THURSDAY 

July 14 

HOME & FAMILY 

• (all classes) 

EVENTS, LANGUAGE, 

PHOTO 


BODY, MIND, 

SPIRIT 


NATURE, SCIENCE, 

RECREATION 


ARTS, MUSIC, 

PERFORMANCE 

You may register for classes 

in these programs: 

• Arts 

• Music & Performing Arts 

The first week of registration will be staggered by subject areas across 

four days. Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. each day online (and at both 

Schott and Wake Campus Offices). 

CRAFTS 

You may register for classes 

in these programs: 

• Ceramics (8:00AM) 

• Crafts: Quilting & Sewing 

(8:00AM) 

• Jewlery (10:00AM) 

• Crafts & Hobbies: General 

(10:00AM) 

• Woodworking 

(10:00AM) 

SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning / FALL 2016 45

Map of Schott Campus 

CAMPUS MAPS 

CASTILLO STREET 

Women’s 

Restroom 

PARKING 

Computer 

Lab 

Ceramics 

Lab 

17 20 22 23 24 

Learning 

Center 

16 

Staff 

emergency 

phone 

Men’s 

Restrooms 

Culinary 

Lab 

27 

14 

Tannahill 

Auditorium 

Offices 

SCHOTT CAMPUS 

310 W. Padre Street 

28 

29 

Information 

and 

Registration 

PARKING 

30 

Offices 

31 

6 

PARKING 

5 

Offices 

4 

Snack Shop 

Student 

Services 

3 2 1 

BATH STREET 

Offices 

emergency 

phone 

parking for bicycles 

and scooters 

^ 

Campus 

Entrance/Exit 

Note: map not to scale 

PADRE STREET 

Map of Wake Campus 

Exit 

Community 

Education 


22 

21 20 

Learning 


19 

Woodworking 

Lab 

10 

9 

Jewelry 

Lab 

8 

7 

Restrooms 

M W 

Computer Lab 

6 

Computer Lab 

5 

Computer Lab 

4 

Mac 

Computer Lab 

3 

PDC 

Thornton 

Auditorium 

2 

Professional 

Development 


1 

PARKING LOT # 1 

18 

17 

16 

15 

14 

13 

ESL 

Resource 

12 

Glass Lab 

Studio 

11 

Mail / Copy Rm. 

stairs 

26 

27 

28 

Construction 

Academy 

24 

Construction 

Academy 

23 

34B 

32 Weaving Lab 

W M 

29 30 

31 

PARKING LOT # 3 

25 

WAKE CAMPUS 

300 N. Turnpike Rd. 

PARKING LOT #2 

Sewing 

Lab 

bicycle 

parking 

SNACK SHOP 

Information and 

Registration 

34C 

LAWN 

33 

entrance to 

 

NORTH TURNPIKE ROAD 

Campus 

Entrance 

motorcycle 

parking 

Restrooms 

Note: map not to scale 

10/27/2015 


Index by Category 

New Classes are labeled as NEW! . 

Evening classes are labeled as EVE and weekend (Saturday) classes are labeled as SAT throughout the catalog. 

Arts, Crafts, Performance 

ARTS 

Abstract Painting..................................................................... 2 

All About Watercolor Painting Outdoors............................ 2 

Anatomy and Figure Drawing: Drawing from the 

.Inside Out.................................................................................. 2 

Animals Alive: Drawing at the Zoo....................................... 2 

Antiques and Art: Field Trip.................................................... 2 

Art and Craft of Printmaking................................................. 2 

Artist’s Open Studio Workshop..............................................3 

Asian Art: Chinese Brush Painting.........................................3 

Assemblage Art Workshop NEW! .......................................3 

Beginning Oil Painting.............................................................3 

Beginning Oil Painting Basics and Beyond..........................3 

Beginning Watercolor: Painting with the Flow...................3 

Beginning Watercolor: Starting Right, Painting Loose 

.NEW! .........................................................................................3 

Botanical Illustration and Nature’s Gems............................3 

Collage and Mixed Media Construction.............................. 4 

Color and Light: Fresh Watercolor Painting....................... 4 

Color Workshop with Thomas Van Stein NEW! ............. 4 

Draw Your Way through Art History.................................... 4 

Drawing for the True Beginner............................................. 4 

Drawing the Human Figure in Motion NEW! ................... 4 

Driven to Abstraction: Inspiring Applications in 

.Abstract Painting......................................................................5 

Exploring Watercolor...............................................................5 

Figure Drawing and Painting with Rick Stich NEW! ........5 

Figure Drawing for the Absolute Beginner..........................5 

Figure Drawing with Bob Mask NEW! ................................5 

Figure Drawing with Colin Gray........................................... 6 

Figure Drawing with Tom Henderson NEW! ................... 6 

Finishing Techniques for Successful Paintings.................. 6 

Impressionism versus Expressionism: Art at a Turning 

Point NEW! ............................................................................ 6 

Intermediate and Advanced Painting.................................. 6 

Intermediate Drawing............................................................. 6 

Landscape Oil Painting From Photos.................................. 6 

Light and Shadow in Art: A Plein Air Painting . 

Experience................................................................................ 6 

Modeling the Figure in Clay....................................................7 

Painting or Drawing the Costumed Model..........................7 

Pastels and Colored Pencils NEW! ......................................7 

Portrait Drawing.......................................................................7 

Saturday Stone Carving, Beginners to Intermediate.........7 

Splashing Watercolor 1 and 2 ................................................7 

Still Life Painting.......................................................................7 

Stories in Art - American Art and Artists.............................. 8 

What’s it Worth?....................................................................... 8 

Working with Galleries to Market Your Art......................... 8 

CRAFTS & HOBBIES: GENERAL 

Bow and Arrows and Archery Workshop............................ 8 

Flower Arranging and Florist Style Designing.................... 8 

Glass Arts Workshop............................................................... 8 

Glass Creations: Leaded, Copper Foil, Sandblasting 

.and Mosaic................................................................................ 8 

Glass Fusing.............................................................................. 8 

Indigo Shibori Using Natural Plant and Protein Fibers 

.NEW! ........................................................................................ 9 

Intermediate and Advanced Glass Fusing........................... 9 

Intro to Glass Fusing - Holiday Workshop......................... 9 

Make Your Own Sugar Skulls and Chocolate Skulls......... 9 

Shrine of a Lifetime: Create a Mexican Folk Art Nicho.... 9 

Transform Your Life Using Crafts.......................................... 9 

WOW Weaving Lab.................................................................. 9 

WOW: Wonders of Weaving................................................ 10 

INDEX BY CATEGORY 



CRAFTS: CERAMICS 

Ceramics in the Garden NEW! .......................................... 10 

Ceramics: Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced........ 10 

Ceramics: Porcelain...............................................................11 

Clay Handbuilding..................................................................11 

Fundamentals for Wheel Thrown Pottery NEW! ...........11 

Mastering the Human Face in Clay.....................................11 

CRAFTS: JEWELRY 

Caught In A Trap: Creative Stone Setting Techniques . 

NEW! .......................................................................................11 

Chasing and Repousse Practice..........................................11 

Enameling: Glass on Metal...................................................11 

Fabricated Silver Ring with Gemstone Inlay NEW! .......12 

High Style/Low Tech Jewelry Making................................12 

Hollow Rings – Design and Construction NEW! ...........12 

Jewelry - Open Studio...........................................................12 

Jewelry Soldering - Information, Focus, Practice............12 

Jewelry Workshop..................................................................12 

Lost Wax Casting....................................................................12 

Silver Cuttlebone Cast Ring NEW! ...................................13 

Strap It Down Tight: Creative Stone Setting Techniques . 

NEW! .......................................................................................13 

The Art of Jewelry Making - Level 1....................................13 

Joni Mitchell, Her Life and Her Music NEW! .................. 14 

Music Theory and Composition: Why Both are 

.Important.................................................................................15 

Old Time Fiddle NEW! .........................................................15 

Opera in Performance NEW! ..............................................15 

Perform the Beatles...............................................................15 

Piano - Intermediate..............................................................15 

Piano for Beginners Level 2................................................. 16 

Piano for Beginners: Level 1 ............................................... 16 

Playing the Guitar for Beginners and Beyond.................. 16 

Playing the Ukulele: Intermediate...................................... 16 

Recorder Playing................................................................... 16 

Singing from the Heart - Intermediate Level................... 16 

Singing from the Heart: Basics of Singing....................... 16 

Singing Jazz Standards......................................................... 16 

Slide Guitar and Open Tunings NEW! ...............................17 

Songwriting Analysis: What Makes a Hit Song..................17 

Special Songwriting Workshop NEW! .............................17 

Talkin’ About My Generation................................................17 

Ukulele Playing for Today: Play Today not Tomorrow....17 

WOODWORKING 

A Woodworking Woodshop.................................................17 

Wood Product Manufacturing Methods............................17 

CRAFTS: SEWING 

Individualized Sewing............................................................13 

MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS 

A Virtuoso Season: A Guide to CAMA’s Current Season . 

...................................................................................................13 

Beginning Songwriting..........................................................13 

Break into Voice Over........................................................... 14 

Choral Singing........................................................................ 14 

Harmonica Blues, Getting Started...................................... 14 

Harmonica Blues, Movin’ On .............................................. 14 

Improvisation Basics: One Night to Entice NEW! ......... 14 

Improvisation: Sharpen Your Intuition and Imagination . 

NEW! ...................................................................................... 14 

Join the CLL Chamber Orchestra...................................... 14 

Body, Mind, Spirit 

DANCE, FITNESS, & PERSONAL 

All Ages and Stages Gentle Yoga........................................ 18 

Balance: Use It or Lose It!.................................................... 18 

Become Pain Free with Foam Rolling and Stretching.... 18 

Belly Dance and Dances of the Middle East..................... 18 

Body Mind Wakeup Call....................................................... 18 

Dance the Salsa: First Steps ................................................ 19 

Dance the Salsa: Next Steps................................................ 19 

Easy Does It Exercises........................................................... 19 

Evening Yoga Flow................................................................ 19 

Feldenkrais Mat Class............................................................ 19 

Fitness Flow with a Yogic Twist........................................... 19 

Fitness for Adults................................................................... 19 


Gentle Yoga for Seniors........................................................ 19 

Gentle Yoga With Rope NEW! ..........................................20 

Introduction to Aikido..........................................................20 

Lighter than Air: A High Energy, Low Impact 

.Trampoline Workout.............................................................20 

Modern Dance for Fitness and Fun....................................20 

Nia Dance - Heal Your Body................................................20 

Nia: A Celebration of the Body...........................................20 

Pilates for Life.........................................................................20 

Qi Gong...................................................................................20 

Qigong Animal Frolics...........................................................21 

Resistance Pilates...................................................................21 

Strength and Stability Training for Seniors........................21 

Swing Dance for Beginners..................................................21 

Tai Chi Easy NEW! ................................................................21 

Tai Ji..........................................................................................21 

World Dance Workout...........................................................21 

Yoga.......................................................................................... 22 

Yoga Flow................................................................................ 22 

Yoga for Active Seniors......................................................... 22 

Zumba Gold............................................................................ 22 

HEALTH 

Advances in Biology: Prospects for a Longer, Healthy 

Life............................................................................................ 22 

Beachside Healing NEW! .................................................. 22 

Commit to Clean Eating and the LOVE Diet NEW! ...... 23 

Conquering Chronic Pain NEW! ...................................... 23 

Dare to be 100: Science-Based Secrets of Long Life . 

.NEW! ...................................................................................... 23 

DNA and Me............................................................................ 23 

Free Health Care System ‘A’ - Ancient Secrets of . 

Chinese and Shamanic Medicine........................................ 23 

Free Health Care System ‘B’- Food as Medicine and . 

Self-Applied Massage............................................................ 23 

Free Health Care System ‘C’ - Qigong, The Medicine 

Within....................................................................................... 23 

Heal Fatigue and Find Sources of Energy NEW! ........... 24 

Healing Body and Soul with Essential Oils ADHS . 

NEW! ...................................................................................... 24 

Live to be 100 and Die Disease Free.................................. 24 

Long Term Care: Myths and Realities................................ 24 

Meditate and Recharge with Yin Yoga NEW! ................ 24 

Navigating the Medicare Maze........................................... 24 

Scientific Nutrition - Thinking Outside of the Box.......... 24 

MIND & SUPERMIND 

Mind and Supermind: Nature of Innovation and Santa 

Barbara Entrepreneurship NEW! ...................................... 25 

PSYCHOLOGY & SPIRITUALITY 

ADHD Through the Lifespan............................................... 25 

Ancient Wisdom and The Torah in Today’s World........... 25 

Art of Mediumship: Talking to Spirit................................... 26 

Attracting Abundance........................................................... 26 

Beyond Mindfulness: An Aware, Engaged Life . 

NEW! ...................................................................................... 26 

Energy Psychology: 3 New Possibilities for Rapid . 

Healing..................................................................................... 26 

Find the Love of Your Life.................................................... 26 

Hiking Santa Barbara............................................................. 26 

Hiking Santa Barbara - Intermediate NEW! ................... 27 

How to Communicate Simply, Lovingly, and 

Effectively................................................................................ 27 

How to Enjoy Anger.............................................................. 27 

Kissing The Joy As It Flies: Zen Buddhism and a Life . 

Well Lived................................................................................ 27 

Kundalini and Other Energy Portals to Spirit NEW! ..... 27 

Life Realignment After Illness ............................................. 27 

Life Realignment for Career Transitioners........................ 28 

Love - Too Good To Leave But Too Bad To Stay?............ 28 

Manifestation Magic NEW! ............................................... 28 

Past Life Regression Workshop........................................... 28 

Practicing Mindfulness - Harmony, Health, 

.Happiness................................................................................ 28 

Premonitions as Preventive Medicine NEW! .................. 28 

Sacred Sites: Tracking Earth Spirit NEW! ........................ 28 

SoulCollage: An Artful Path to Self-Discovery................. 29 

SoulCollage: Illuminating the Shadow.............................. 29 

Taking Control of Skin Conditions NEW! ....................... 29 

Tarot Cards Demystified NEW! ......................................... 29 

The Secrets of Men’s Depression - The Plight of 

Wounded and Wounding Men............................................ 29 

Whale Whisperer.................................................................... 29 




Events, Language, Photo 

CURRENT EVENTS, WORLD AFFAIRS & . 

LOCAL CULTURE 

Current Events....................................................................... 30 

LANGUAGES 

French 1................................................................................... 30 

French 3................................................................................... 30 

French 9 Advanced - Speak like a Parisian....................... 30 

Spanish 1 - First Steps............................................................31 

Spanish 2 - Low beginning Conversational.......................31 

Spanish 4 - High Beginning Conversational......................31 

Spanish 5 - Low Intermediate Conversational..................31 

Spanish 6 - Intermediate Conversational..........................31 

Spanish 7 - High Intermediate Conversational.................31 

Spanish 9 - Advanced Conversational ..............................31 

PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM 

Create Photographs With Impact....................................... 32 

Location Photo Shoots with a Pro NEW! ....................... 32 

.Photograph Your Own Artwork – Tips and .......................... 

Techniques NEW! ................................................................. 32 

Photography For Travelers................................................... 32 

WRITING & LITERATURE 

Explorations in Literature..................................................... 32 

Getting Started, Getting Good, and Getting Your Fiction 

Published................................................................................. 32 

How to Read Like a Writer NEW! ...................................... 33 

Modern and Classic Short Stories...................................... 33 

Shakespeare............................................................................ 33 

Using Narrative Therapy - It Could Transform Your Life . 

NEW! ...................................................................................... 33 

Writing Our Lives into Being................................................ 33 

Writing Personal Histories................................................... 33 

Home & Family 

COMPUTERS AT HOME 

Facebook For Beginners: Will You Be My Friend?........... 34 

Social Media for Lifelong Learners of All Ages................. 34 

Twitter: To Tweet or Not to Tweet..................................... 34 

YouTube for Beginners: Your Videos, Their Videos......... 34 

COOKING 

A Gourmet Approach to Make Ahead Meals.................... 35 

Argentinian Cuisine from Mendoza NEW! ..................... 35 

Beautiful Holiday Food Treats NEW! ............................... 35 

Chocolate Delights............................................................... 35 

Crawfish and Catfish and Gumbo, Oh My NEW! .......... 35 

Easy Thanksgiving Side Dishes............................................ 35 

First You Make A Roux: Secrets to Great Cajun and 

Creole Cooking...................................................................... 36 

Food for Your Holiday Open House and Entertaining.... 36 

Fragrant Feast: Indian Vegetarian Menu........................... 36 

Pizzaiolo Napoletana NEW! ............................................. 36 

Local Chefs and Their Favorite Dishes NEW! ................ 37 

Sushi: Make it Yourself.......................................................... 37 

Tacos From the Inside Out................................................... 37 

Tamales - Make Your Own................................................... 37 

Tamales from Oaxaca and Veracruz NEW! .................... 37 

The Art of the Mediterranean Table................................... 37 

The World of Small Bites: Hors d’oeuvres, Tapas, 

.Meze, Antipasti....................................................................... 38 

GENEALOGY 

Family History Research: Beginning to Intermediate..... 38 

HOME & GARDEN 

DIY Interior Design with Feng Shui.................................... 38 

Make Your Project a Success: Strategies for Working 

with a Contractor.................................................................. 38 

PARENTING 

Connecting With Your Teenager........................................ 38 

Growing Times I: Parenting Toddlers (18-24 months)... 39 


Growing Times II: Parenting the Two to Three Year Old 

Child......................................................................................... 39 

Happier Children, Happier Parents With Attachment ........ 

Play NEW! ............................................................................ 39 

Music Times I/II...................................................................... 39 

Parenting Your ADHD Child................................................. 39 

Squish, Splatter and Roll...................................................... 39 

Pequenos Cantantes - Para Padres Con Ninos 12 to 48 

meses.......................................................................................40 

MATURE DRIVER CERTIFICATIONS 

Mature Driver Initial Course................................................40 

Mature Driver Renewal: A Review Course........................40 

NON-PROFIT SKILLS 

Grant Writing Made Easy......................................................40 

RECREATION 

Basic Keelboat Sailing........................................................... 42 

SCIENCE & NATURE 

Birds of the Santa Barbara Region: Beginning................. 43 

Birds of the Santa Barbara Region: Intermediate............ 43 

Natural History Hikes............................................................ 43 

The Night Sky......................................................................... 43 


Fall Term 2016: 

August 22 – December 10 

Staggered Registration: 

July 11 – July 14 


PERSONAL FINANCE & HOME BUSINESS 

1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges and Owning Management 

Free Real Estate NEW! .......................................................40 

Are You Prepared For Retirement?.....................................40 

De-clutter and Sell Your Treasures on the Internet........ 41 

Estate Planning Fundamentals............................................ 41 

Investing and Financial Planning for Women.................. 41 

Manage Your Own Portfolio................................................ 41 

Modern Retirement Planning.............................................. 41 

Notary Public Commission.................................................. 41 

Nature, Science, Recreation 

GAMES 

Lawn Bowls, Your New Sport.............................................. 42 

Let’s Play American Mah Jongg.......................................... 42 

Play Chess with Success....................................................... 42 

Visit www.theCLL.org today! 

The first week of registration will be staggered 

by subject areas across four days. Registration 

begins at 8:00 a.m. each day online (and at 

both Schott and Wake Campus Offices). 

MONDAY 

July 11 

TUESDAY 

July 12 

WEDNESDAY 

July 13 

THURSDAY 

July 14 

HOME & FAMILY 






NATURE, SCIENCE, RECREATION 


ARTS, MUSIC, PERFORMANCE 

You may register for classes in 

these programs: 

• Arts 

• Music & Performing Arts 

CRAFTS 

You may register for classes in 

these programs: 

• Ceramics (8:00am) 

• Crafts: Quilting & Sewing (8:00am) 

• Jewelry (10:00am) 

• Crafts & Hobbies: General (10:00am) 

• Woodworking (10:00am)

IMPORTANT INFO & POLICIES 

New & Improved Refund Policy 

SATISFACTION GUARANTEE 

You can now receive a FULL refund or free transfer before the 

second class meets. This guarantee includes one-meeting workshops. 

To request a refund, complete a "CLL Refund & Transfer Form" at the Schott or Wake Campus main office. You 

can also find and submit the form online at www.theCLL.org. 

Note: 

• One-meeting workshops: Refund or transfer request must be received within seven days after class meets. 

• Materials fee refund: restrictions may apply. 

• Transferring to a more expensive class: The student pays the difference. 

• Day trips and performances: See class notices at www.theCLL.org for refund information. 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION & POLICIES 

CLASS FEES 

Class fees include: 

• TUITION FEES — Average: $6.50 per hour; the 

hourly rate for workshops and specialized classes 

may vary. 

• MATERIALS FEES — Cover items used in class or 

taken home by students, e.g. handouts, food for 

cooking, clay for ceramics. 

• LAB FEES — Cover specialized supplies, utilities, 

and personnel costs. 

• BUILDING FEES — Cover off-campus rental fees. 

Any class fees are noted in the class descriptions 

in this schedule and online. For online registration, 

fees are payable by credit/debit card only (VISA and 

MasterCard). If paying by personal check*, money 

order or cash, payment must be made in person at 

the Information and Registration office at either the 

Schott Campus or the Wake Campus. (*There is a $20 

service charge for each returned check.) 

CANCELLATION 

The minimum enrollment for CLL classes is five 

students, with the exception of classes with lab fees. 

However, if a class does not meet the enrollment 

anticipated by the instructor, he or she may cancel the 

class at his/her own discretion. In the event the class 

is cancelled by the college, the student will receive 

a full refund or will be able to apply the class fee 

towards another class. 

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR DISABILITY 

SBCC students with disabilities who are requesting 

accommodations for classes, college activities or tests 

should use the following SBCC procedure: (1) Contact 

Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS); (2) 

Submit documentation of your disability to the DSPS 

office; (3) Communicate with a DSPS counselor 

regarding options for services and accommodations; 

(4) Reach written accommodation agreement with 

the DSPS counselor and your instructor. (NOTE: This 

procedure also includes student requests to bring into 

classes personal service attendants who are not SBCC 

employees.) Contact: DSPS office (805) 965-0581 

x 2364, SS Building, room 160, dspshelp@sbcc.edu. 

SBCC requests you complete this process at least ten 

working days before your accommodation is needed, 

in order to allow DSPS staff time to provide your 

accommodation. 

For full details of the SBCC CLL Policies and 

Procedures, please visit www.theCLL.org 

The Center for Lifelong Learning reserves the 

right to cancel classes, change times or locations, 

and change instructors when necessary. Fees are 

subject to change. In the event of a discrepancy 

between the printed and online versions of 

our catalog, information shown online will be 

considered correct. SBCC is proud to be a Tobacco 

Free and Smoke Free Campus.

Three Easy Ways to Register for CLL Classes! 

Fall Term 2016: August 22 – December 10 

EXPRESS SIGN UP ONLINE 

The quickest and most 

convenient way to register for 

classes is online at: 


starting on July 11, 2016 

• NEW STUDENTS: You will be 

prompted to create a user profile 

before you can register for a class. 

• RETURNING STUDENTS: If you 

have already created a user profile, 

simply sign-in with your username 

and password. 

• Detailed instructions and 

helpful tips are available 

at the CLL website. 

SIGN UP IN PERSON 

You may register in person at 

either the SBCC Schott Campus 

or the SBCC Wake Campus. 

Need help with 

online registration? 

We can help! Call the CLL: 

(805) 683-8200 

• SBCC SCHOTT CAMPUS 

310 W. Padre St., 

Santa Barbara, CA 93105 

• SBCC WAKE CAMPUS 

300 N. Turnpike Rd., 


MAIL IN REGISTRATION FORM 

Fill out the registration form 

below, include personal check 

and mail to: 

Center for Lifelong Learning 

SBCC Wake Campus 

300 N. Turnpike Rd., 


Attn: Betty 

To check correct fee total 

or ask other questions: 

Call (805) 683-8200 

1 2 3 

THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER! 

SBCC CLL REGISTRATION FORM 

FIRST NAME ____________________________________ LAST NAME ________________________________________ 

PLEASE PRINT 

PLEASE PRINT 

STUDENT ID# _____________________________________________________________________________________ 

IF KNOWN 

ADDRESS __________________________________ CITY ___________________ STATE ______ ZIP _______________ 

DAYTIME PHONE (_____)______________________________ DATE OF BIRTH _________________________________ 

CLASS NAME CLASS ID # 

(FIVE DIGITS) 

TEACHER LAST NAME 

TOTAL FEES 

To check correct fee total or ask other questions: 

GRAND TOTAL $ 

Call (805) 683-8200. 

Please include a personal check made out to “SBCC CLL” when you mail your registration form to: 

Center for Lifelong Learning, SBCC Wake Campus, 300 N. Turnpike Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93111, Attn: Betty




Tel. (805) 683-8200 

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