Center for Lifelong Learning Fall 2015 schedule

Fall 2015

Butterfly and Sonoran Nature Wonderland, October 10 and 11with Center for Lifelong Learning StaffSubmerge yourself in the life of a butterfly with a visit to Scotts-dales Butterfly Wonderland, Americas largest butterfly atrium. A3-D presentation will allow you to live the lifecycle of a butterfly.Take an awe inspiring and tranquil journey into the habitat ofthese remarkably beautiful, vibrant and colorful creatures. Continue to commune with nature on day two as we visit the49-acre Tohono Chul Park in Tucson. Discover themed botani-cal gardens as you meander through the nature trails. Regis-tration deadline for this trip is September 10. Photo courtesyof Carol Downey.

Home Computer Security Basics, October 24with Stephen GalloThis course introduces you to the funda-mentals of basic computer security fornon-technical users, focusing on emailscams, viruses, malware/spyware, dos anddonts of websites, recognizing maliciouslinks and emails. Stephen will providegeneral information on what to do if youget hit with a virus. Discussion and ques-tions from the students are welcome.

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Take a Better Photo, September 23with Larry ScottDemystify the art of photography to take better photos usingyour digital camera. You will identify the various points to con-sider before snapping the picture, such as the rule of thirds,light and dark contrast, positioning the camera, zoom andlighting reflectors. Photo courtesy of Larry Scott.

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WelcomeTake time for you! Cochise College Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL),strives to educate our communitythrough affordable, quality courses. Wehave a wide range of non-credit classesand programs to continue your education.

Top:Joy Miller, Department Assistant; CarolDowney, Publication Specialist; AnaSmith, Programming Coordinator;

Bottom:Kathy Denney, Office Specialist II; CarolMoore,Office Specialist; Sharon Gilman,Director

Location KeyBC Benson CenterDC Douglas CampusSVC Sierra Vista CampusWC Willcox Center

Lifelong learning offers you new possibilities.Life is discovering that your potential is possible. Youcan accomplish, conquer, inspire, absorb, connect, retain, reinforce and develop for a lifetime. You are always possible.

Lifelong learning leads to an enriching lifeof self-fulfillment.Learning and studying keeps your mind engaged and yourthinking clear. Plus, you will inevitably learn some interestingtidbits to share at social events!

Lifelong learning keeps you involved as an activecontributor to society.Take part in nature programs specific to Southern Arizona, travelthroughout our area, and offer your expertise through meaningfulcommunity involvement. Some of our best instructors are those thatcome to us with years of real-world experience.

Life is Learning . . .

Table of ContentsArts and Crafts...................................................2

Computer Series for Windows..........................4

Computer Series for Apple ...............................5

Computing.........................................................6

Cooking..............................................................8

Nature ................................................................9

Professional Development.............................10

Special Interest................................................12

Trips and Tours ................................................13

Wellness ...........................................................15

Our Instructors ................................................17

Community Outreach ....................................18

Maps.................................................................19

Registration Information and Form ..............20

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How to Play Piano by Earwith Craig CoffmanExpand your musical horizons, free yourself from sheet-musicdependence and be the life of the party! You can learn one ofmusics deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relyingon music. This class is about practical presentation of musictheory that includes predicting chord progressions, learningfrom recordings and transposing. This is an ideal follow-up tothe Instant Piano class and is open to anyone who has a basicunderstanding of chords on any instrument. *There is a required$29 fee, for workbook and practice CD, to be paid to the instructorat the beginning of class. Attend both Instant Piano and How toPlay Piano by Ear for $69 plus workbook fees OR $39 per class.Exact cash amount or check only for in-class purchases or kit fees.Keyboard not required.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Sep 26 1 3:30 p.m. SVC 702 $39*

Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy Peoplewith Craig CoffmanTake this crash course and you will be shown some basicchords to get you playing along with your favorite songs rightaway. Class is limited to 15 students. For ages 13+. *There is a required $29 fee, for workbook and practice DVD, to be paid to theinstructor at the beginning of class. Exact cash amount or checkonly for in-class purchases or kit fees. Bring an acoustic guitar.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Sep 26 3:45 6:15 p.m. SVC 702 $39*

The Artist's Sketchbook: A Visual Journalwith John HewittBegin your creative process through your artists sketchbook.

Unleash your creativity and embrace the freedom to experiment to find your visual voice. The sketchbook

combines inspiration, design and journaling into onerich book. Catalog your ideas and your day-to-day life while exploring your artistic vision. Leave class with a workingsketchbook and ideas to develop your creativity. On the firstday of class you must bring drawing pencils, an India ink drawingpen and art sketchbook made of acid free paper 60 lbs. or higherin weight. All materials are available at Hobby Lobby or online.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Oct 3 & 10 2 4 p.m. SVC 702 $35

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Communicating in Spanish IIwith Olga MeierEmphasize and enhance your oral and written Spanish com-

munication skills. Class will expand on topic-orientedvocabulary and provide appropriate grammar tips to

facilitate fluency. Emphasis will be on acquiring speakingskills in a relaxed, enjoyable environment. Recommendedpreparation: Communicating in Spanish. Students are required tobring a 3-ring binder to class. Class has 12 sessions. No class onOct. 12 Columbus Day.Date Time Location Room CostMon/Wed, 5:30 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $175Sep 9 Oct 21

Speed Ukulelewith Deborah LydonStart playing the ukulele in half a day and jam your first song infive minutes! This class is designed for the absolute beginner. Itis a fun, crash course that will prepare you to play hundreds ofsongs. You can do this without reading music or any prior musical experience. You can rely on the power of the group toget you playing at record speed. Class includes one free visit toThe High Strung Desert Ukesters club meeting in Sierra Vista orBisbee. You must be age 13 and older. Bring a tuner and a tunableukulele soprano, concert or tenor size. A baritone ukulele is notrecommended and would need to be restrung prior to class.Guidelines for the purchase of a ukulele are available. Tuner andclass textbook can be purchased from the instructor for $15 each.Exact cash amount or check only for in-class purchases or kit fees.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Sep 12 12 3 p.m. BC 113 $39*Sat, Oct 17 12 3 p.m. DC 701a $39*Sat, Nov 7 12 3 p.m. SVC 705 $39*

Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy Peoplewith Craig CoffmanYou dont need years of weekly lessons to learn piano! In just afew hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to giveyou years of musical enjoyment. You can learn all the chordsyou will need to play any song in this one sessionany style,any key! For ages 13+. *There is a required $29 fee, for workbookand practice CD, to be paid to the instructor at the beginning ofclass. Attend both Instant Piano and How to Play Piano by Ear for$69 plus workbook fees OR $39 per class. Exact cash amount orcheck only for in-class purchases or kit fees. Keyboard not re-quired.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Sep 26 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 702 $39*

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Sew, You Knowwith Charla HenneyDo you have a sewing machine? Do you use it? If you are un-sure about how to get started, then this is the class for you! Aseries of simple projects will help you become familiar withyour machine and gain confidence in using it. Bring your ownsewing machine if you have one. Charla will have two sewing machines available to share during class. A short list of class materials will be given to you at the time of registration. Classmeets four times.Date Time Location Room CostThur, 5:30 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $59Oct 22 Nov 12

Sew, You Know Morewith Charla HenneyThis class is geared toward students who are familiar with basicsewing and want to learn more advanced skills. It will focus onfollowing a simple purchased pattern from start to finish. Skillspracticed will include installing a zipper and making button-holes. Pattern details and supply list will be given at time of regis-tration. You must bring a sewing machine to class and be familiarwith its operations. There will be 2 3 hours of homework between class periods. Class meets four times.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Oct 23 Nov 13 5:30 7:30 p.m. SVC 701 $59

Arts and CraftsFit to Be Sewnwith Charla HenneyHave you ever sewn a shirt for yourself? Have you ever won-

dered what set-in sleeves, buttonhole bands andplackets are? This class will focus on sewing a shirt,

using a purchased pattern. Pattern details and supply listwill be given at time of registration. You must bring a sewing machine to class and be familiar with its operations. There will be2 3 hours of homework between class periods. Class meets sixtimes. No class on Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Break.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Oct 24 Dec 5 2 4 p.m. SVC 702 $79

Beginning Frenchwith Andrew FournierBuild basic French vocabulary that is ideal for travel but alsospeaks to everyday situations. Practical exercises help you withpresent, past and future verb tenses. Perfect for a true beginneror if you just want to brush up on this classic language. Thisclass would also be excellent for military service members whoneed to take the DLPT. Class has 12 sessions. No class on Nov. 11 Veterans Day and Nov. 25 day before Thanksgiving.Date Time Location Room CostMon/Wed, 6 8 p.m. SVC 702 $175Oct 26 Dec 9

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for the entire 10-class series! Practical

information and usefultechniques for begin-

ning users of both Windows7 and Windows 8 will be

presented by Sean Trachtman atthe Sierra Vista Campus. Classes are

hands-on with one student to a computer. Opendiscussion and questions are encouraged.

Introduction to Personal Computers Discussion includes parts of a computer, computer terminol-ogy, mouse skills as well as how and what to buy. This class is a particularly good forum for your computer questions! Date Time Location Room CostThur, Sep 17 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Introduction to Windows DesktopBuild a foundation for using Microsoft Windows of all versions.This class reviews the basic skills needed for all current versions of Windows 8, 7, Vista or XP. Discussion includesfunctions of the desktop start button, taskbar, shortcuts andcontrolling program windows.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Sep 24 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Windows 8 Start ScreenUsers of Windows 8 will immediately notice the start screen isfull of unique applications. Gain knowledge about how to navi-gate the start screen and determine the features most usefulfor your life.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Oct 1 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Introduction to the World of the Internet Developed for first-time Internet users and novices, this work-shop explains what the Internet is and how to use the InternetExplorer program. This class is strongly recommended for thosewho wish to attend Surfing Smart and Safe.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Oct 8 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Surfing Smart and SafeLearn about tips and tricks to make effective searches and navigate the Internet like a pro. This class can give you moreconfidence to surf the Web efficiently and safely. Date Time Location Room CostThur, Oct 15 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Introduction to Microsoft Word, Part 1Get acquainted with entering text, editing and selecting text,and formatting documents. This class is strongly recommendedfor those who wish to attend Introduction to Microsoft Word, Part 2.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Oct 22 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Introduction to Microsoft Word, Part 2 Take a more in-depth look at formatting, cut and paste, dragand drop, opening and saving documents, and spell check inMicrosoft Word.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Oct 29 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Microsoft Word GraphicsExplore the use of clip art, graphics and pictures to enhancethe look of any Microsoft Word document.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Nov 5 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Using Email You will be given an introduction about how to type, edit, sendand receive email, delete unwanted mail, create contacts, usethe address book and send attachments.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Nov 12 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

File Management Take the mystery out of managing your files and folders. Thiscourse will give you in-depth training in the different levelsused in the file system for Microsoft Windows.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Nov 19 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

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discount on each classby signing up for the

entire 7-class series bySep. 25. Classes will be

presented by Sid and CarolDowney in an interactive

computer environment with onestudent to a computer. Open dis-

cussion and questions are encouraged. Ourclassroom is equipped with Mavericks operating

system. However, this series of classes can also be beneficial forthe Yosemite operating system.

Welcome to MacintoshEnter the world of the user-friendly Apple (Mac) computer viathe Mavericks operating system. Sid will show you how to customize your Mac to satisfy your specific style, discuss thefunctions of the dock and give a detailed explanation of theSystem Preferences and Finder.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Oct 2 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 408 $39

Launch, Control, and RecordExamine basic functions of the numerous applications that areincluded with the Apple operating system. You will have ampletime to open, explore and ask questions about Launchpad,Mission Control, Contacts and Calendar.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Oct 9 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 408 $39

Communicate and Remember Gather information about Reminders, Notes, Messages, Face-Time, Downloads Folder and Documents Folder. You will alsocheck out aspects of the fun-provoking PhotoBooth.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Oct 16 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 408 $39

Browse with Safari Browser and Email Use Safari Browser to develop your skills for going from site-to-site on the Internet and learn about using the Mail applicationto manage your emails.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Oct 23 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 408 $39

iTunes and the App StoreGet acquainted with iTunes how to gain access to variousmedia avenues and manage your musical library. Carol will alsoshow you where to go to evaluate and download a variety ofapps to suit your personal wants or needs. Date Time Location Room CostFri, Oct 30 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 408 $39

Studying iPhoto Essentials Look over and apply beginning functions within iPhoto to organize your photographs so you can find them quickly andeasily. You will be shown how to download photos from yourcamera then organize them into events and folders. Bring yourcamera (loaded with photos ready for downloading), USB connec-tion cord and flash drive. *Flash drives will be available for a costof $8 per drive. Exact cash amount or check only for in-class pur-chases or kit fees.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Nov 6 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 408 $39*

Preserve Memories with iPhoto Transform your photos into enduring memories. You will beshown how to edit photos, create a slideshow and add musicto it. Class will briefly visit how to make a calendar, book orcards using Apple online templates. Bring 10 personal photos ona flash drive. Basic iPhoto skills are strongly recommended.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Nov 13 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 408 $39

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iPad 103: demAppstrationwith Adam WoodrowTake advantage of watching and learning about specific appsand how they work, how to use them efficiently and how theywork with other apps. You can learn how to compare and contrast apps, justify app download and assess app worth. Discussion will include apps for: Dropbox, Kindle, Twitter,QuickOffice, Evernote, RecipeBook, Netflix and any app youmay have questions about. This course is for experienced iPadusers and will be fast paced. Strongly recommend: iPad 102: iPadApps or experience downloading apps from the App Store withApple ID. Bring your iPad. For 3rd Generation iPad or higher, iOS 6or higher class is not intended for Android or Kindle. Date Time Location Room CostThur, Sep 17 5 7 p.m. SVC 702 $29

Take a Better Photowith Larry ScottDemystify the art of photography to take better photos using

your digital camera. You will identify the various pointsto consider before snapping the picture, such as the

rule of thirds, light and dark contrast, positioning the cam-era, zoom and lighting reflectors.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Sep 23 9 11 a.m. WC 104 $19Wed, Oct 21 9 11 a.m. SVC 703 $19

Photo Editingwith Larry Scott

Make your photos great by using photo editing tools inPhotoshop. Larry will guide you through file manage-

ment, composite photography, cropping and special effects. Class includes hands-on exercises; instructor will pro-vide photos.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Sep 30 10 2 p.m. WC 104 $39Wed, Oct 28 8 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

QuickBooks Basicswith Vicky JohnstonGain knowledge and new skills so you can design QuickBooksspecifically for your small business accounting needs. Class willcover setting up a company, chart of accounts, entering andpaying bills, creating customers, invoices, and recording pay-ments and making deposits. Finally, class will generate a Profitand Loss Statement and other useful reports for any smallbusiness.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Oct 7 9 a.m. 3 p.m. SVC 703 $79

iPad 101: iPad Navigationwith Adam WoodrowBring your iPad to this hands-on workshop. Topics covered dur-ing the course will include understanding the home button,accessing the Quick Access menu, adjusting volume andbrightness, lock screen/mute switch, taking photos, adjustingsettings and more. The course is for absolute beginners and leadsinto iPad 102: iPad Apps. For 3rd Generation iPad or higher, iOS 6or higher class is not intended for Android or Kindle.Date Time Location Room CostTue, Sep 15 4:30 5:30 p.m. SVC 702 $19

iPad 102: iPad Appswith Adam WoodrowFind that just right app for that just right purpose! You willbe shown how to find apps, determine good from bad andhow to organize them on your home screen. This course is forbeginners and is a continuation of iPad 101: iPad Navigation.Strongly recommend: iPad 101. Bring your iPad. For 3rd Generation iPad or higher, iOS 6 or higher class is not intended for Android or Kindle. Date Time Location Room CostTue, Sep 15 6 8 p.m. SVC 702 $29

Excelling at Excel Basicswith Susan HartTake your Microsoft Excel skills to a new level with this

three-part course. Each part includes a professionally developed textbook containing case studies, hands-

on practices and student exercises. Plus, you will haveonline access to class notes and exercises. Part 1 is a basic in-troduction to Excel. Topics include edit and print worksheets,work with formulas and functions, cell formatting, modifyingworksheets and charting data. Part 2 builds on skills learned inPart 1 as well as how to manage multiple-sheet workbooks,apply advanced functions and use auditing features, use tem-plates and protect workbooks. In Part 3 you will create pivot tables, macros, financial functions and data analysis, advancedformatting and analysis tools. Prerequisite: Parts 1 and 2. Students completing all three parts will receive a certificate ofcompletion for 3 Continuing Education Units (CEUs).Date Time Location Room CostPart 1: Tue/Thur, 5:15 9:15 p.m. SVC 703 $89Sep 15 & 17Part 2: Tue/ Thur, 5:15 9:15 p.m. SVC 703 $89Sep 22 & 24Part 3: Tue/Thur, 5:15 9:15 p.m. SVC 703 $89Sep 29 & Oct 1

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QuickBooks Advancedwith Vicky JohnstonExpand on the knowledge you gained in QuickBooks Basics tofurther your business needs. This class delves into payroll,sales tax and reports, credit card features and recording POSSystem sales. You can learn how to pinpoint more useful reports that will improve efficiency.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Oct 14 9 a.m. 3 p.m. SVC 703 $79

Home Computer Security Basicswith Stephen Gallo

This course introduces you to the fundamentals of basiccomputer security for non-technical users, focusing onemail scams, viruses, malware/spyware, dos and donts

of websites, recognizing malicious links and emails. Stephenwill provide general information on what to do if you get hitwith a virus. Discussion and questions from the students arewelcome. Date Time Location Room CostSat, Oct 24 1 3 p.m. SVC 703 $29

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CookingAll grocery fees are included with the cost of the course.

Vietnamese Cuisinewith Chef Tony HungImmerse yourself in the aromas of Vietnamese gastronomyand culture with the owner of Indochine Restaurant. New andprevious class attendees can enjoy a whole new menu of adventure. Chef Tony will provide new lessons so you can learnto prepare a three course authentic Vietnamese meal usingfresh, exotic ingredients. *Restaurant address: 1299 E. Fry Blvd,Sierra Vista.Date Time Location Room CostSun, Sep 27 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Indochine Dining $49

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Fast and Easy Mexican Tamales with Linda MarshallPrepare delicious, authentic tamales under Linda's direction.She will show you the easy way to make tamales withoutspending all day in the kitchen. Learn how to prepare a quickand easy masa mix then complete this traditional Mexican dishusing corn or meat filling. Be ready to eat and take tamaleshome. *Club address: 405 Arizona Street, Bisbee.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Oct 17 10 a.m. 1 p.m. Boys & Girls Club Kitchen $49

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French Cooking Basicswith Chef Tony HungAnyone that loves good food, and loves to cook, can preparethe majority of well-known French classic dishes. Chef TonyHung, a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu, will take this elegant cui-sine to a practical level by teaching you to prepare a FrenchHors d'oeuvre and a main dish. *Restaurant address: 1299 E. FryBlvd, Sierra Vista. Date Time Location Room CostSun, Nov 1 9 a.m. 12 p.m. Indochine Dining $49

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Hearty Soups and Homemade Breadswith Executive Chef Sue MakinJust in time for cool weather! Executive Chef Sue Makin pres-ents easy to follow recipes for homemade comfort breads andsoups. Become familiar with the wonders of the bread machineas each recipe makes quick order of such rustic bread asFrench, Focaccia and Italian. Pair the bread with soups: WintrySausage Soup, Clam Chowder and a creamy version of FrenchOnion. *Club address: 405 Arizona Street, Bisbee.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Nov 7 10 a.m. 1 p.m. Boys & Girls Club Kitchen $49

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Wine and Food Pairingwith Eric Potvin and Kristine Wolfe

Indulge in a fall fte that is entertaining and a challengeto your pallet. Eric and Kristine, owners of Hoppin

Grapes, will show you how pairing wine with the rightfood changes the game. Enjoy this combination of wine anddelicious hors d'oeuvres, prepared by our own culinary instruc-tor Mae Diaz. *Location address: 409 W. Fry Blvd, Sierra Vista.Date Time Location CostSat, Nov 21 2 4 p.m. Hoppin Grapes* $55

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NatureNorth American Mammals: The Amazing World of Bats

with Jeff BabsonBats are a much-maligned, much-misun-

derstood group ofmammals. In reality,

bats are fascinating, diverse and highly ben-eficial. This class willdispel many of themisconceptions that

humans have about bats bylooking at the differences, importance and ecol-

ogy of these amazing mammals. In this chapter of the NorthAmerican Mammals series, we pay particular attention to batspecies found in Arizona.Date Time Location Room CostTue, Oct 20 6 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19

North American Mammals: Hoofed Mammalswith Jeff BabsonCheck out the biology, classification and conservation of these

familiar mammals. We look at the pronghorn, javalina,deer, elk, moose, and wild sheep and goats of NorthAmerica. Many of our hoofed mammals are famous for

their grace and speed. They are also North Americas most pop-ular game mammals.Date Time Location Room CostTue, Nov 10 6 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19

North American Mammals: Carnivoreswith Jeff BabsonInvestigate the varied members of the order Carnivora wild

dogs, cats, bears, raccoons, weasels and others in thisinstallment of the North American Mammals series. We

will determine why the name carnivore is somewhat of amisnomer for many members of the group. We will also ex-plore the many aspects and conservation of these magnificentmammals.Date Time Location Room CostTue, Dec 8 6 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Prospectingwith veteran prospector Tom TierneyCash in with the sport of weekendprospecting the history of prospecting,gold identification and the rock formations asso-ciated with gold, gold recovery and more. Travel to the hills totest your skills at a placer gold claim using prospecting andmetal detecting equipment in a hands-on demonstration.*Classes 1 and 2 meet in the classroom, classes 3 and 4 are fieldtrips to Ash Canyon and class 5 is an equipment demo.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Sep 5 Oct 3* 9 a.m. 3 p.m. SVC 702 $49

North American Mammals: Rodentswith Jeff BabsonSurvey the nine families and over 200 species of rodents found

in North America. Believe it or not, rodents make upmore than 40 percent of the worlds mammals, with

new species being discovered on a regular basis. Rodents,also known as the gnawing mammals, exhibit a tremendousdiversity in size, shape, color and habits. They are equally athome in the driest deserts as freshwater lakes and ponds.Some species are beneficial. Others are pests in homes andgardens. This class will give you an overview of the NorthAmerican rodent.Date Time Location Room CostTue, Sep 8 6 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Fall Gardeningwith Elly StavarekFall is a great time to plant and eat seasonal vegetables. Youcan learn what vegetables can be planted in the ground aswell as in containers. Elly will cover the basics on soil prepara-tion, frost covers and harvesting. Wear appropriate clothingand bring pen and paper for note taking. *Directions to instruc-tors home will be given upon registration.Date Time Location CostSat, Sep 26 8 11 a.m. Instructors Garden, Sierra Vista* $29

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Developing the Grant ApplicationFocus on the basic concepts of every application process asyou begin to develop your grant application in session two ofthe series. You will conduct research on demographic informa-tion as well as other critical resources that are generally required. During this class, you will begin preparing a grant application using the most appropriate narrative descriptions,need and problem statements and effective work plans.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Sep 16 8 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $59

Completing the Grant ApplicationComplete your individual application in the final session of thegrant writing series. A peer review and discussion period, alongwith individual instruction will occur. All aspects of budgetingand evaluation will be discussed. Finally, you will be given in-formation on what occurs after a grant award is received, theproper way of dealing with staff as well as reporting and com-pliance issues. By the end of this class, you can have a com-pleted application ready to send to a grant agency.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Sep 23 8 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 703 $59


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Crowdsourcing Basicswith Andrew Abernathy

Youve heard of outsourcing, but now unleash the powerof crowdsourcing. Learn how to take advantage of ournetworked society and be a part of this new market-

place. The most popular uses of crowdsourcing are for soft-ware development, fundraising, virtual assistance on projects,limited manufacturing and volunteerism. Mobilize the powerof the Internet to meet business, education or nonprofit goals.Date Time Location Room CostTue, Sep 8 9 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC 702 $45

Grant Writing Serieswith Jay LaneStudents enrolling in this series must take all three classes. JayLane is an experienced, professional grant writer. This three-part series takes you from the research to the completed,ready-to-mail grant.

Researching the Grant Opportunity Lay your groundwork with research. Session one in our grantwriting series will be dedicated to research on local, state, fed-eral and private funding opportunities and possibilities. Youwill be shown how to obtain the necessary information tomatch your organization's needs to potential funding agen-cies. At the end of the class, you will have selected a grantagency and conducted the necessary research to match yourorganization's needs with that of the funder. In the next ses-sion, the grant application writing process will begin.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Sep 9 8 a.m. 12 pm. SVC 703 $59

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Supervisory and Leadership Certificatewith Sally Klauss, Mike Clawson, Sid Downey and John PayneEnsure the efficiency of your team. Whether you work in gov-ernment, business or nonprofit, your employees are the mostimportant key to your success. The Supervisory and LeadershipCertificate provides practical knowledge for new or experi-enced supervisors, front-linemanagers or anyone seeking apromotion to a managementposition. Students will receive aCertificate of Achievement from Cochise College once allseven units in the program are successfully completed. The Supervisory and Leadership Certificate is an approved pre-requisite for ASU Bob Ramsey Executive Education CertifiedPublic Manager (CPM) Program. A brochure with more detailsis available at www.cochise.edu/cll.

Part A: Online, Sep 8 Oct 30 $395Unit 1 - Understanding the Role of the SupervisorUnit 2 - Effective DelegationUnit 3 - Performance ManagementUnit 4 - Writing Performance Reviews

Part B: Classroom $3005:15 - 9:15 p.m. SVC, Room 702Unit 5 - Effective Communication, Mon/Wed, Nov 2 and 4Unit 6 - Basics of Employment Law, Mon, Nov 9 and 16Unit 7 - Effective Group Management and Conflict

Resolution, Wed, Nov 18 and Mon, Nov 23

Nonprofit Management Certificate Programwith Ann MorrisonNonprofit organizations are a key part of a communitysgrowth and development. With this certificate program youcan gain skills and strategies needed to become an integralpart of your organization. Participants will be awarded 1.4CEUs per class or 5.6 CEUs for the entire four-course program.*Majority funding for this program is provided by the LegacyFoundation of Southeast Arizona.

Board Effectiveness and Strategic Planning BasicsConnect board and staff roles and responsibilities; the evolu-tion of a nonprofit board; how to recruit more qualified boardmembers; conducting an effective board meeting; utilizingcommittees to achieve the boards goals; the basics of strategicplanning; and increasing the boards participation in thefundraising process.Date Time Location Room CostFri/Sat, Sep 18 & 19 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $89

Nonprofit Marketing and CommunicationsBoost your knowledge about marketing as applied to non-profit organizations, including comparisons between market-ing for-profit businesses versus nonprofit organizations. Surveysome of the benefits afforded to nonprofit organizations in tel-evision, radio and print media. You will also inspect some ofthe major social media sites and how these sites are used tobenefit a nonprofit organizations public face. Finally, you canlearn how to create a marketing plan tailored specifically for anonprofit organization.Date Time Location Room CostFri/Sat, Oct 16 & 17 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $89

Nonprofit Management Theory and Practice Coming Spring 2016Examine the historical development of nonprofit organizationsin the United States. Compare and contrast for-profit organiza-tions and nonprofit organizations, and learn how to create anonprofit organization including examination of current IRSregulations for nonprofits.Date Time Location Room CostFri/Sat, Feb 19 & 20 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $89

Development and Fundraising Coming Spring 2016Gain knowledge about the basics of fundraising and develop-ment; the different sources of gifts individuals, corporations,foundations, governments and planned gifts; financial devel-opment strategies; basic proposal writing; prospect research;and the laws and regulations that govern fundraising. In addi-tion, you can learn the basics that will help you develop afundraising plan for your organization.Date Time Location Room CostFri/Sat, Mar 18 & 19 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $89


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Special InterestAmateur Radio A Fun, Exciting Hobby with Kurt EdelmanExpand your world by becoming an amateur radio operator

and make contacts worldwide. Learn about the manyfacets of this hobby and receive instruction to help you

obtain your FCC license. This course will touch on differenttypes of equipment, radio clubs, events, cyber and emergencyuse, making digital and satellite contacts and much more. Stu-dents are required to purchase the study guide for the FCC Techni-cian license for $20 payable to the instructor on the first day ofclass. Please bring exact cash. NOTE: The course involves technical information. The manual will help you assimilate the information, supplemented by class time.Some home study is required. The last session will be the license exam. Class meets six times.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Sep 12 Oct 17 1 3 p.m. WC 102 $79Sat, Oct 24, testing 1 3 p.m. WC 102

Get Paid to Talk: Make Money with Your Voice with Voice CoachesEver been told you have a great voice? From audio books andcartoons to documentaries, commercials, and more, this classwill introduce you to the growing field of voice over. Learnwhat the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find workin your area! Discussion will cover industry pros and cons andplay samples from working voice professionals. In addition, youwill have an opportunity to record a short professional scriptunder the direction of the instructor. This class is fun, realisticand a great first step for anyone interested in the voice overfield. For more information, visit www.voicecoaches.com/gptt.Date Time Location Room CostTue, Sep 22 6:30 9 p.m. SVC 702 $29

The Archaeology of Cochise Countywith Rebecca OrozcoExplore the long presence of people in Cochise County, from

the hunters of extinct mammals like the mammoths,to the early farmers who lived along the San Pedro

and the Chiricahua Apache who later called this theirhomeland. Lecture presentation will be followed by a visit toCochise College's archaeology display. Date Time Location Room CostWed, Sep 23 5:30 7:30 p.m. SVC 701 $19

The Utah Warwith Glenn MinuthThe Utah War, also known as Buchanan's Blunder or the

Mormon War, was an armed confrontation betweenMormon settlers in the Utah Territory and the armedforces of the U.S. government between May 1857 and

July 1858. The Mormons, fearful that the large U.S. militaryforce had been sent to annihilate them and having faced per-secution in other areas made preparations for defense. Ratherthan engaging the enemy directly, Mormon strategy was oneof hindering and weakening them. Learn the details of thisconfrontation between the Mormon militia, called the NauvooLegion, and the U. S. Army, and how Arizona was involved inthe conflict.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Sep 24 5:30 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Down to Your Roots An Introduction to Genealogy Researchwith Jean WalkerDig into your roots and acquire information about your familyhistory. Jean is an experienced genealogist. She will show youhow to get started and explore six ways in which you canbegin to collect data about your family history. She will alsocover record keeping and a variety of source documents thatyou might find throughout your genealogical research.Date Time Location Room CostTue/Thur, Oct 6 & 8 5 8 p.m. SVC 702 $39

Travel 101with Rebecca Orozco

Want to see the world but don't know where to start?This class will cover everything from passports to

packing. Do you want to adventure out on your own ortravel with a group? Do you crave luxury or enjoy roughing it?Seasoned traveler Becky Orozco will share her travel tips alongwith a travel log of places she has been. Date Time Location Room CostWed, Oct 14 5:30 7:30 p.m. SVC 701 $19

How to Lose a War at Sea: Operation Morvaridwith Glenn Minuth

Operation Morvarid was the decisive naval battle at theopening of the Iran-Iraq War. The clash pitted two smallnavies to determine who would control the Persian

Gulf choke point, and with it, the means to export oil to finance each countrys war plan. Why did Saddam Hussein attempt to take Khuzestan from Iran? How did the AyatollahKhomeini realize that geography worked against Iraq? Find outwhy oil and water dont mix and who the victor was in thisconflict that eliminated a navy.Date Time Location Room CostThur, Oct 15 5:30 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $19

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Murray Springs Mega Fauna Fossils and Clovis Early Manwith Glenn MinuthDevelop your knowledge of pre-historic times in the San PedroValley via this combination lecture and field trip. Geomorphol-ogist Minuth will begin with an in-depth explanation on thePlio-Pleistocene fauna. After the lecture, visit Murray Springs, asignificant archeology site containing excavations that re-vealed mega fauna fossils of large, extinct Ice Age animals.The causes of extinction remain of considerable interest to paleontologists who continue researching these Ice Age mam-mals. Bring water and wear weather appropriate clothing, sun-screen, hat and walking shoes. Field trip transportation provided.Registration deadline for this trip is September 4.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Oct 3 Lecture: 8 10 a.m. SVC 701 $35

Trip: 10 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC Parking Lot D

Butterfly and Sonoran Nature Wonderlandwith Center for Lifelong Learning Staff

Submerge yourself in the life of a butterfly with a visit toScottsdales Butterfly Wonderland, Americas largestbutterfly atrium. A 3-D presentation will allow you to

live the lifecycle of a butterfly. Take an awe inspiring and tran-quil journey into the habitat of these remarkably beautiful, vibrant and colorful creatures. Continue to commune with nature on day two as we visit the 49-acre Tohono Chul Park inTucson. Discover themed botanical gardens as you meanderthrough the nature trails. Complete itinerary will be providedprior to trip. Cost includes a one night stay and breakfast at Fairfield Inn in Scottsdale, park admission and transportation.Registration deadline for this trip is September 10.Date Time Location CostSat, Oct 10 Depart 7 a.m. SVC, Parking Lot D $179 dblSun, Oct 11 Return 5:30 p.m. SVC Parking Lot D $199 sgl

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Thorns, Stingers, and Fangswith Vincent PintoBlack Widows, Kissing Bugs, Rattlesnakes, jumping cacti, and

more welcome to the Southwest! How can we enjoyour beautiful wilds with these daunting species asneighbors? Using a combination of slideshows, live

creatures, preserved specimens and a nature saunter, Vincentwill guide you through the key differences between truly dan-gerous animals and plants versus those that we unjustly fear.Delve deep into the identification, natural history and first aidinvolved with each fascinating species covered. The total dis-tance covered will be about 1.5 miles. Plan for varied terrain withhills and some rocky areas. Wear appropriate outdoor clothing,socks and comfortable walking shoes, hat and unscented sun-screen. Bring water bottles, lunch and snacks. Registration dead-line for this trip is October 9.Date Time Location CostSat, Oct 17 10 a.m. 4 p.m. Ravens Nest Nature

Sanctuary and nearby areas $55

Geology of the San Bernardino Volcanic Fieldwith Glenn Minuth The San Bernardino Volcanic Field occupies the northern third

of San Bernardino Valley in extreme southeastern CochiseCounty. We will see the eruption sites of some of the

youngest volcanoes in the state including a walk througha cinder cone to observe cutaway views of its interior. This allday field trip will be punctuated with stops to discuss the geo-logic setting and the evolution of the San Bernardino Valley. Airphotos, geologic maps/time charts will be used to aid yourfield interpretation and will allow you to contrast this mode ofvolcanism to those of a different variety in the nearby Chiric-ahua Mountains. Easy uphill walks no more than a half mile oneway with vertical distances of 200 feet or less. Wear good hikingshoes, bring lunch, water containers, (water will be provided), sun-screen, and rain gear. Registration deadline for this trip is October 16.Date Time Location CostSat, Oct 24 Depart 7 a.m. SVC Parking Lot D $79

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Trips and Tours Ravens Nest Eco-Tour and Starry Safariwith Vincent PintoConnect with nature on an inspirational eco-tour, delicious organic dinner and amazing starry skies at Raven's Nest NatureSanctuary by Patagonia Lake. Wildlife Biologist, Ethnobotanistand Naturalist Vincent Pinto will guide you around this pristinenature sanctuary that serves as a template of sustainable livingpractices including rainwater harvesting systems, riparian recovery projects, nature trails, organic gardens, native land-scaping and much more. After the eco-tour, dinner will beserved at the African-style safari tented camp followed by amazing Arizona astronomy. Using high-tech equipment, Vincent will share facts as well as myths associated with ourstarry constellations. Transportation provided. Wear appropriateoutdoor clothing, socks and comfortable walking shoes, hat andunscented sunscreen. Bring a water bottle, snacks, flashlight and awarm jacket to wear during the evening. Camera and binocularsare optional. The total distance covered will be about 1.5 miles plan for various terrains with hills and some rocky areas.Registration deadline for this trip is October 30.Date Time Location CostSat, Nov 7 Depart 1:30 p.m. SVC, Parking Lot D $75

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Hiking the Huachucas Perimeter Trailwith Beth Krueger, Ph.D., Dean of Math and Sciences

Enjoy this moderate hike with startling views of the SanPedro River Valley. Hike starts in Carr Canyon and trav-els around the east side of the mountains to Miller

Canyon. During this hike, Dr. Krueger will provide informationon key aspects of hiking such as planning, preparation, safetyand equipment. She will also highlight unique birds and plants native to the beautiful Huachuca Mountains. Wear weather appropriate clothing and hiking boots. Bring a hat, sunscreen,snacks and plenty of water. Hiking sticks and binoculars are sug-gested. Participants must be comfortable with hiking on unevenground with loose rocks and changes in elevation, approximatelyfour miles; about 500 ft. elevation gain. Restrooms are availableonly at trail heads.Registration deadline for this trip is November 6.Date Time Location CostSat, Nov 14 Depart 8:15 a.m. SVC, Parking Lot D $19

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Basic Wilderness Survival Skills with Vincent PintoDo you have what it takes to survive a night out in the wilds ofArizona? How about a week? If you love the outdoors, yet lackthe skills to keep you and your loved ones alive in any numberof emergency situations, then you owe it to yourself to learnnow! Drawing upon more than 30 years of experience, wilder-ness survival expert Vincent Pinto will share vital, life-savingsurvival skills useful in both desert and mountain emergencies.He will show you how to craft effective survival tools, find andpurify water, construct a shelter and more. You can also learnhow to make rope from wild plants, craft a fire-by-friction kit,and make basic tools via flint-knapping. There is a required $25kit fee to be paid in cash to the instructor at the beginning of class.The total distance covered will be about 1.5 miles mostly flattrails with some hills and rocky areas. Wear socks and comfort-able walking shoes, appropriate outdoor clothing for coolermornings and cooler day temperatures. Several long sleeve layerswork best. Bring a jacket, hat and unscented sunscreen, water bot-tles, lunch and snacks. Registration deadline for this trip is November 27.Date Time Location CostSat, Dec 5 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Ravens Nest Nature Sanctuary $65

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Wellness Stretchercizewith Barbara BugbeeGet ready for your day by stretching, flexing and toning yourmuscles. This classic course has developed a stretching pro-gram ideal for you! You can join this course at any time. Bringyour own mat. No class on Sep. 7 Labor Day, Nov. 12 ColumbusDay and Nov. 26 Thanksgiving.Date Time Location CostMon/Tue/Thur 7:30 8:30 a.m. SVC Fitness Center $13Sep 1 Dec 17

Core on the Floorwith Karla Hansen from Fitness Friend, LLCLet Karla introduce you to safe, effective physical awareness torejuvenate your body. Strengthening your abdominal, backand pelvic muscles will help you improve your everyday physi-cal activity. Karla will teach you a variety of exercises usingslow, intense intervals with wedges, weights and balance tofortify your core muscles. Workplace and lifestyle habits con-tribute to deconditioning and increasing limitations regardlessof age. Bring a yoga mat. Class has 11 sessions. No class on Nov.11 Veterans Day.Date Time Location CostWed, Sep 2 Nov 18 9 10 a.m. SVC Fitness Center $69

Rejuvenate Vitality!with Karla Hansen from Fitness Friend, LLCGain greater mobility and overall physical endurance throughweekly routines created to increase balance, strength and cardio-vascular functioning in a no-to-low impact, less stressenvironment. Improvements in general well-being may bepossible for those with workplace or lifestyle deconditioningissues. It's all about posture, alignment, muscles and motion. Sitdown, hang out at the barre, and let's bounce balls, stretchbands, bend bars, blades and bodies! Fitness can be fun foranyone! Class has 11 sessions. No class on Nov. 11 Veterans Day.Date Time Location CostWed, Sep 2 Nov 18 10:30 11:30 a.m. SVC Fitness Center $69

Yoga Foundations with Macaelawith Macaela CashmanThis class is for the true yoga beginner so you can reap the

benefits of balancing the mind, body and spirit. Despitepreconceptions, you do not need to be flexible to do

yoga. Experience gentle yoga in a relaxing and support-ive environment. Macaela will show you variations of poses soyou can adjust your practice to meet your needs. A yoga mat isrequired to attend class. Bring your yoga mat and two 4-inch yogablocks to class. Sections have seven classes each.Date Time Location CostSection One: 5 6 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $70Tue, Sep 1 Oct 13Section Two: 5 6 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $70Tue, Oct 27 Dec 8

Yoga with Macaela with Macaela CashmanThis class will be gentle and meditative while toning andstrengthening for those looking for a little extra challenge.Youve heard no pain, no gain? Macaelas mantra is No pain no pain is our aim! You can learn to listen to your body for better health and overall awareness. A yoga mat is required toattend class. Bring your yoga mat and two 4-inch yoga blocks toclass. Sections have seven classes each.Date Time Location CostSection One: 5 6 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $70Wed, Sep 2 Oct 14Section Two: 5 6 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $70Wed, Oct 28 Dec 9

Weighted Hula Hoops Fitness with Karla Hansen from Fitness Friend, LLCReset your core with cardio, strength, and balance! Hula Hoopswork your entire body from head to toe. Laugh, sweat, loseweight, gain posture and improve stability. You can hoop it upand burn 250 600 calories an hour! Karla will show you howto slowly burn fat away with endurance training and intenseinterval bursts. You will also use additional methods of circuittraining with stretch bands, wrist, ankle weights, steps, arcs,pods and music. Class has 11 sessions.Date Time Location CostTue/ Thur, 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $69Sep 3 Oct 8

Zumba with Janine Partridge, licensed Zumba instructorParty yourself into shape! Thats exactly what the Zumba pro-gram is all about. Its an exhilarating, calorie-burning dance fitness party that leaves you with a serious dose of awesomeenergy. Each block has seven sessions. No class on Nov. 26 Thanksgiving.Date Time Location CostBlock One: 5:30 6:30 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $70Thur, Sep 10 Oct 22Block Two: 5:30 6:30 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $70Thur, Oct 29 Dec 17

Facial Aesthetic Conditioning Exercise, FACEwith Karla Hansen from Fitness Friend, LLCRevitalize your head, neck and face using a system of exercisescalled FACE. The bones, muscles, tendons and ligaments areidentified systematically through visual, physical and mentalexercises to promote postural and upper body physical fitness.By using physical fitness interval sets, the 43 facial musclesteam up as they are identified and addressed to stimulate cir-culation and increase muscles tone and strength. Sinus, neckand throat function may be improved, and some soft tissue enhancement may be achieved.Date Time Location CostClass One: Sat, Sep 12 8 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $29Class Two: Sat, Dec 5 8 a.m. 12 p.m. SVC Fitness Center $29

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WellnessBlissful Stillnesswith Macaela CashmanExperience a variety of meditation techniques to uncover thepractice that best fits you. Work with the breath, walk with attention, visualize for concentration and tune into your sensesto amplify awareness of the present. Wear comfortable clothes.The body may cool down when meditating. There will be chairsavailable, but bring a blanket or cushion to sit on as well. Classhas three sessions.Date Time Location CostSat, Nov 7 21 9 a.m. 10:30 a.m. SVC Fitness Center $30

American Heart Association Heartsaver Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers with Neil GagoBasic life support will cover CPR for adult, infant and child aswell as the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) inaccordance with AHA guidelines. Core material covered will be:adult, child, and infant CPR, ventilations with a barrier device, 1and 2 rescuer techniques, use of the bag-valve mask, auto-mated external defibrillation (AED), and aid for choking victims.Students successfully completing this course will qualify for atwo-year certification.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Sep 4 9 a.m. 1 p.m. SVC 702 $49

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) New Certificationwith Neil GagoThe Pediatric Advanced Life Support Course presents theAmerican Heart Association's standards and guidelines formanagement of the pediatric patient in respiratory distress,shock and/or cardiopulmonary failure. Lecture and lab simula-tions are used to promote effective learning of essential skills.Those who successfully complete the knowledge and skillsevaluations in accordance with the curriculum of this AHAcourse are eligible to receive the PALS course completion card.This is a two-day class.Date Time Location Room CostThur/Fri: Sep 10 & 11 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $175Thur/Fri: Nov 5 & 6 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $175

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Recertificationwith Neil GagoRefresh your knowledge and get recertified in the skills necessary to evaluate and manage the first 10 minutes of awitnessed adult ventricular fibrillation cardiac arrest. Thiscourse covers the skills and didactic information needed tohandle a cardiac arrest. Other essentials of the course are con-tained in the 10 core ACLS cases: respiratory arrest, pulselessventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia (VF/VT) treatedwith an AED, VF/VT refractory to initial defibrillation, pulselesselectrical activity, asystole, acute coronary syndromes, brady-cardia, stable tachycardia, unstable tachycardia and acute is-chemic stroke. Students successfully completing the

knowledge and skills evaluations in accordance with the cur-riculum of this AHA course are eligible to receive the ACLScourse completion card. This is a one-day class.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Sep 25 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $125Fri, Nov 20 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $125

American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid, CPRand Automated External Defibrillator (AED) with Neil GagoLearn to manage illness and injuries within their first few min-utes until professional help arrives. This class is for any personwho wants to acquire important life-saving skills or has a dutyto respond to a first aid or cardiac emergency because of jobresponsibilities or regulatory requirements. Course content includes general principles of CPR / AED and first aid for med-ical and injury emergencies. Students successfully completingthis course will qualify for a two-year certification.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Oct 2 9 a.m. 3 p.m. SVC 702 $69

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Recertificationwith Neil GagoRefresh your knowledge about the skills necessary to get re-certified according to American Heart Association's standardsand guidelines for management of the pediatric patient in res-piratory distress, shock and/or cardiopulmonary failure. Lectureand lab simulations are used to promote effective learning ofessential skills. Those who successfully complete the knowl-edge and skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculumof this AHA course are eligible to receive the PALS course com-pletion card. This is a one-day class.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Oct 9 9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $125

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) New Certificationwith Neil GagoGain the knowledge and skills necessary to evaluate and manage the first 10 minutes of a witnessed adult ventricularfibrillation cardiac arrest. This course covers the skills and di-dactic information needed to handle a cardiac arrest. Other essentials of the course are contained in the 10 core ACLScases: respiratory arrest, pulseless ventricular fibrillation/ven-tricular tachycardia (VF/VT) treated with an AED, VF/VT refrac-tory to initial defibrillation, pulseless electrical activity, asystole,acute coronary syndromes, bradycardia, stable tachycardia, unstable tachycardia and acute ischemic stroke. Students suc-cessfully completing the knowledge and skills evaluations inaccordance with the curriculum of this AHA course are eligibleto receive the ACLS course completion card. This is a two-dayclass.Date Time Location Room CostThur/Fri, Oct 22 & 23 9 a.m. 4 p.m. SVC 702 $175


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Our Instructors

Glenn Minuth is now retired after 34 years as a civil servant for the Department ofDefense. He worked at various duty stations where his positions included cartogra-pher; instructor, National Defense University; IT specialist; and IT projectmanager/team leader/division chief. Glenns bachelors and graduate degrees arein geography with specialties in cartography, geomorphology, remote sensingand geology. Others areas of academic focus included biogeography, weather/climate and pedology. His graduate research emphasis was on volcanic mud-flows in the central Sierra Nevada foothills in California. For more than 20 years,Glenn has been a part-time instructor in geography and geology in Cochise College credit and non-credit programs at multiple campuses where he con-ducts field trips and lectures in the areas of military history, history, ecology,weather/climate, geography and geology. He also offers similar programs tovarious eco-tourism groups and local clubs.

Macaela Cashman moved to Seattle 23 years ago to complete her doctorate in anthro-pology and education. Macaela sought to relieve her additional stress and experiencedyoga. At this point she knew she had found her calling and a path for her life. Yogabrought her peace, joy and an overall sense of well-being. Macaela completed teachertraining programs with national and international leaders in the field to earn a teachercertification. For the past 15 years she has been teaching yoga in Sierra Vista, both pri-vately and at Cochise College.

Macaela is dedicated to daily practice and enthusiastically teaches yoga as a path togain heightened awareness. She views teaching as an inspiration and has taught numerous classes at the college level. She states, There is a synergy to learning in agroup and teaching yoga and meditation. Passing on what has brought such richnessto my life is the most rewarding experience I can imagine.

Charla Henney is a talented, innovative seamstress. Her mom taught her to hand-sew at age 4, and she started machine sewing at age 6. She continued to developher sewing skills and was making most of her clothes by age 12.

In 1952, with her earnings as a telephone operator, Charlas mom bought a brand-new Singer sewing machine. Charla still has and uses this machine today.

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the SBA and the Association of Small Business Development Centers put nationwide resources within your reach.

Due to funding from the SBA and Cochise College together withtheir continued commitment to community outreach, weprovide without cost one-on-one business counseling.

Our mission is to help small businesses in Cochise Countyachieve success. To accomplish this goal, we provide a varietyof confidential services and referrals to small-business ownersand entrepreneurs in Cochise County.

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