Center for Lifelong Learning Spring-Summer 2011 schedule

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iDVD,page 4with Barry MidgordenTake control! Share your digital life via DVD! Online media is taking over the

world, but there still are occasions when all you really wantto do is share your digital media with others through

their DVD players connected to their televisions.Apple’s iDVD gives you the tools to create andshare stunning photo slideshows and movies,presented through professionally created menutemplates that allow for unlimited customization.Use the assets of your photos,movies, and musicfrom the libraries of the other iLife applications.

Introduction to Ceramics,page 2with Tate RichHave you ever wanted to take a course in ceramics butdidn’t want to commit to a whole semester? Now, in

just four Saturdays, you can get familiar with theceramics medium and create your own pieces to take

home.This class will teach you the basics of clay manip-ulation through techniques of building pinch pots, coil pots,

and other vessels.You will learn the process of green ware, bisqueware, and glazing. In addition, the instructor will tell you how you can usecommon items (no-cost or low-cost) as tools to produce unique designs foryour pieces.

Oasis Bird Sanctuary Field Trip,page 7Founded in 1997, the Oasis Sanctuary wasthe first avian rescue organization in theUnited States to become a nonprofit sanctuary forexotic birds.The Oasis was established to providepermanent sanctuary placement and care tocompanion birds when other options did not exist.This two-hour guided tour will provide participants with the opportunity to see and learn factsabout the many fascinating exotic birds living at the Oasis.

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Ancient Art of Man and AnimalTracking,page 7with Freddy OsunaGet introduced to the ancient art ofground sign awareness,more com-monly known as tracking.After a brief lectureon tracking principles, the class will move out-side to continue the lecture, see a demon-stration and put newly acquiredknowledge to the test.

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Cochise College Center for Lifelong LearningCochise College Center for Lifelong Learning invites you tojoin us for learning without borders!

At the Cochise College Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL),webelieve in Learning without Borders.Whether your border maybe defined by distance, skill or the economy,we have a widerange of classes and programs to help you learn without bor-ders. We offer classes in Sierra Vista,Douglas, Benson and Bis-bee plus more than 300 online courses and certificationprograms through ed2go (http://www.ed2go.com/cochise/)and Gatlin (http://www.gatlineducation.com/cochise/. Lookingto become an expert or learn a new skill?We offer both intro-ductory and advanced levels in many courses.We strive to edu-cate our community through the best quality courses that areaffordable to you! Ask about our Early Bird discount and thePassport to Lifelong Learning to help offset expenses.

The early bird catches the worm!We are rewarding thosewho sign up and pay for a class more than seven days in ad-vance by offering a $5 discount off the class price (some excep-tions apply). If your budget is feeling a pinch, don’t forgoclasses! You can purchase a Passport to Lifelong Learningwhich qualifies you to take classes that are identified with asuitcase icon all for one low cost of $89.Take advantage ofthese offers to access learning with value!

Contract/Workforce Training:Our mission is to bridge the gaps between the needs of thecommunity, business and industry by offering unique educa-tional opportunities and innovative, tailored training solutions.We operate a mediated computer training lab and classroomand can deliver classes at customer sites as well.We offer cer-tificate programs such as Business Ethics and Customer Serv-ice, and computer classes such as Excel and QuickBooks. If wedon’t currently offer a class,we can create a class tailored toyour needs. Call us today!

If you would like to take a class that isn’t offered and youwould like to see it in a future schedule,give us a call!Weare always looking for exciting new ideas.

Join us in the adventure of Lifelong Learning!Center for Lifelong Learning(520) 515-5492 or 1(800) 966-7943, Ext. [email protected] or www.cochise.edu/cll

Table of ContentsArts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Introduction to Computer Series

for Adults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Computing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Trips,Tours and Nature . . . . . . . . . . . .7Wellness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Red Cross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Online Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Career Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Community Outreach . . . . . . . . . . . .15Registration Information . . . . . . . . .16Registration Form . .inside back cover

*If you see a class with this icon , it isPassport qualified. If you see a class withthis icon , it is Early Bird qualified— NONE of our classes qualify forcombined discounts. Early Bird orPassport discounts CANNOT be usedwith any online coupon or offer.

Secure the Early Bird Rate!Register at least seven days

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ArtsInstant Piano for Hopelessly Busy Peoplewith Craig CoffmanYou don’t 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. Learn all the chords you’llneed to play any song in this one session—any style, any key!For ages 13 and older. *A required workbook fee of $29 for work-book and DVD to be paid directly to the class instructor.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday,May 14 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. SVC 704 $39*

How to Play Guitar by Earwith Craig CoffmanLearn one of music’s deepest mysteries – how toplay songs without relying on music – all expressedin everyday language and easy-to-follow steps.Anideal follow-up to the“Instant Guitar”class for any-one who has a basic understanding of chords on anyinstrument! Prior experience with guitar chords recom-mended. *Attend both Instant Guitar and How to Play Guitar byEar for $69 plus workbook fees OR $39 per class *A fee of $29 willbe collected in class for workbook and practice DVD.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday,May 14 12:30 to 3 p.m. SVC 704 $39*

Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy Peoplewith Craig CoffmanThis crash course will teach you some basic chordsand get you playing along with your favorite songs

right away. Bring your acoustic guitar. Class limited to 15 stu-dents. For ages 13+. *A fee of $29 will be collected in class forworkbook and practice DVD. For more information go toinstantguitarnow.comDate Time Location Room CostSaturday,May 14 3:15 to 5:45 p.m. SVC 704 $39*

Introduction to Ceramicswith Tate Rich

Have you ever wanted to take a course in ceramics butdidn’t want to commit to a whole semester? Now,in just four Saturdays, you can get familiar with the

ceramics medium and create your own pieces to takehome.This class will teach you the basics of clay manipulationthrough techniques of building pinch pots, coil pots, and othervessels.You will learn the process of green ware, bisque ware,and glazing. In addition, the instructor will tell you how youcan use common items (no-cost or low-cost) as tools to pro-duce unique designs for your pieces. *There is a $15 kit fee paidto the instructor due at the first class.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, June 4, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. DC11 and 18Saturday, June 25 9 to 10 a.m. DC 1901 $79*

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An Introduction t0 Computers Series for AdultsPractical information and useful techniques for beginningcomputer users will be presented by Sean Trachtman/CarolDowney.Classes are hands-onwith one student to a com-puter—open discussion and questions are encouraged.Allclasses are held on Thursday, 9 a.m.– 12 p.m. in Room703.Each class costs $39.

Introduction to Personal ComputersA hands-on beginning class including: parts of a computer,computer terminology,mouse skills, and open discussion onhow and what to buy. Previous knowledge of computers is notrequired.DateThursday,May 5

Introduction toWindowsBuild a foundation for using MicrosoftWindows including:functions of the desktop start menu, shortcuts, as well as con-trolling program windows.DateThursday,May 12

Introduction to theWorld of the InternetDesigned for first-time Internet users and novices, this work-shop explains what the Internet is and how to use the InternetExplorer program. *Strongly recommended for those whowish toattend Surfing for Seniors.DateThursday,May 19

Surfing for SeniorsLearn tips and tricks to make more effective searches and navi-gate the Internet like a pro.This class can give you more confi-dence to surf theWeb efficiently.DateThursday,May 26

Introduction toMicrosoftWordWorkshop topics include: entering text, editing and selectingtext, using toolbars and drop-downmenus, formatting docu-ments, and saving, opening, and printing documents. *Stronglyrecommended for those whowish to attendMore Topics inWordProcessing.DateThursday, June 2

MoreTopics in MicrosoftWordThis continuation course takes a more in-depth look at format-ting, cut and paste, drag and drop, and spell check. *Stronglyrecommended for those whowish to attendWord Graphics.DateThursday, June 9

Word GraphicsExplore the use of clip art, graphics, pictures andWordArt toenhance the look of anyWord document.DateThursday, June 16

Using E-mailStudents will be introduced to e-mail and learn how to type,edit, send and receive e-mail, delete unwanted mail, createcontacts, use the address book, and send attachments.DateThursday, July 7

File ManagementTopics covered include: general maintenance and upkeep ofPCs; defragmenting the hard drive; installing new software;deleting unwanted software; proper file and folder manage-ment; and customizing your windows.DateThursday, July 14

Create an Effective FlyerKeep it simple! Some of the mosteffective flyers are simple in de-sign. This class will help youput into practical applica-tion the skills you learnedin former MicrosoftWordclasses.DateThursday,August 18

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Gain knowledge of computer software that will enable youto enhance your personal performance.Our computerclasses are taught in a hands-on classroomand are designedfor you to becomemore efficient and effective in your com-puter environment.

Access 2007 Serieswith SeanTrachtmanThis four-part series begins with topics such as planning adatabase and inserting data; advancing to creating forms,queries, and reports; embedding objects; creating sub-forms;and using macros and switchboards.Date Time Location Room CostPart 1:Tuesday,May 3 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79Part 2:Tuesday,May 10 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79Part 3:Tuesday,May 17 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79Part 4:Tuesday,May 24 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79

Excel 2007 Serieswith SeanTrachtmanThis three-part series provides information on how to use Mi-crosoft Excel 2007. Some of the topics covered are: creating,editing and formatting worksheets; entering and editing for-mulas; creating tables and templates; and macros and pivot ta-bles.Date Time Location Room CostPart 1:Tuesday,May 31 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79Part 2:Tuesday, Jun 7 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79Part 3:Tuesday, Jun 14 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79

PowerPoint 2007with SeanTrachtmanExplore the powerful capabilities of PowerPoint to plan, de-velop, and prepare graphic presentations. Become familiarwith the use of multimedia, screen show controls, and team re-view features, as well as charting, graphing, graphics and autoclipart.Date Time Location Room CostTuesday, Jul 5 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79

Publisher 2007with SeanTrachtmanEncounter the basic concepts of desktop publishing and pro-fessional document design.Topics covered are:working withtemplates and wizards; using layout tools and frames and ta-bles; adding text, graphics, and color to publications; and de-signing for print or use on the Internet.Date Time Location Room CostTuesday, Jul 12 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79

IntermediateWindowswith SeanTrachtmanLearn how to make the most of your MicrosoftWindows envi-ronment! Customizing your power settings, adding Gadgets,choosing your screen saver, and adjusting your screen resolu-tion are just a few of the techniques you will learn in this class.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, Jul 28 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

IntermediateWordwith SeanTrachtmanMove beyond the basics! This course is designed for the“grad-uate” of the Adult Introductory Computer Series who wants toexpand their understanding of MicrosoftWord 2007.You willcustomize and manipulate theWord environment and exploreadvanced features such as columns and styles.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, Aug 4 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 703 $39

Upgrading andManagingYour Computerwith SeanTrachtmanDetermine what’s in your computer system and learn how tomanage it more effectively! Topics include: general mainte-nance and upkeep of PCs; installing new software; deleting un-wanted software; and backing up your data.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, Aug 11 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79

iWebwith Barry MidgordenEveryone’s got a web page these days.What’s that, you say?

You don’t?Well, Apple’s iWeb makes it incredibly easy forMacintosh users to create and publish their ownwebsites, from simple sharing with family and

friends to business sites complete with e-commerce.Start with professionally designed templates and customizethem to your heart’s content using your photos,movies, andtext. Create your own blog to include maps and event count-down timers—all with drag ’n’drop simplicity.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday,May 21 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. SVC 408 $39

iDVDwith Barry MidgordenTake control! Share your digital life via DVD! Online media is

taking over the world, but there still are occasions when allyou really want to do is share your digital mediawith others through their DVD players connected to

their televisions.Apple’s iDVD gives you the tools tocreate and share stunning photo slideshows and movies, pre-sented through professionally created menu templates thatallow for unlimited customization.Use the assets of your pho-tos, movies, and music from the libraries of the other iLife ap-plications.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, Jun 18 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. SVC 408 $39

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Introduction to theMacwith Barry MidgordenAre you new to MacWorld? If so, this class is for you! Join expe-rienced Mac user Barry Midgorden as he helps you identifyMac components, explains the Mac operating system, reviewsfile management and shows you how to use the graphical userinterface.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, July 16 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. SVC 408 $39

ComputingMoreTopics in Mac Computingwith Barry MidgordenYou’ve got a handle on the basic operation of your Mac butnow you want to get the most out of your Mac! Customizeyour Mac, back up your data, understand how to use parentalcontrols, and find files quickly.Optimize your Mac!Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, Aug 20 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. SVC 408 $39

CookingHow toMakeTamalesMake tamales! Join us and learn the step-by-step process ofmaking shredded beef and corn tamales. Easy to follow recipeswill be provided. Be ready to eat and take home tamales.*There is a $10 required kit fee paid to instructor at the beginningof class.Date Time Location CostSaturday,May 21 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Douglas High School

Culinary Kitchen 302 $29*

Around theWorld in 80Minuteswith Chef SueMakinPrepare to be taken on a fun, fast and easy trip around the culi-nary world. Chef Makin will introduce you to some great tech-niques and tips for creating delicious dishes from differentcultural kitchens.Your culinary travels will take you from Amer-ica to Italy,Mexico, China, and more.You will also learn shortcuts and time-savers for running an efficient kitchen. Recipeswill be provided. Bring your appetite!Date Time Location CostSaturday, Jun 4 2 – 4 p.m. Bisbee Boys and Girls

Club Kitchen $29Cupcake Funwith Lora HendyGive cake decorating a try withWilton's one-lesson cupcakesclass.This two-hour class will introduce you to some of thebasic skills of cake decorating as you try your hand at decorat-ing cupcakes. Explore this opportunity to discover the fun ofcupcake decorating. *Additional class materials list will be pro-vided before class.Date Time Location Room CostTuesday, July 26 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $19*

3-in-1 Mealswith Chef SueMakinGet tips on how to get more out of your grocery dollar! Join usas Chef Sue Makin brings her 30 years of experience into theclassroom and demonstrates how to get more bang for yourgrocery buck. She will provide useful hints about how to eathealthier food at home.Date Time Location CostSaturday, Aug 6 2 – 4 p.m. Bisbee Boys and Girls

Club Kitchen $29

JamMaking 101withMarguerite ConnorsWow! Mouth-watering homemade jam on a piece of toast orpeanut butter and jelly sandwich! Summer provides us with aplenty of fruit choices, such as strawberries and peaches, formaking jams.You will learn how to make jams with a seasonalfruit in this class and take a container home with you. *Re-quired $5 additional kit fee due at the beginning of class.Date Time Location CostSaturday, Aug 20 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Bisbee Boys and Girls

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CraftsPlaster MoldMakingwith Stephani StephensonTake the guesswork out of mixing plaster! Learn how to

properly make a plaster mold for pressing or slipcasting clay.You will learn about the different types

of plaster and how to properly choose and mix them.Your instructor will demonstrate mixing and mold makingprocesses.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday,May 14 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. SVC Pottery $39

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Make your OwnOld-Fashioned Homemade Soap (coldpress method)with Linda JohnsonBe introduced to old-fashioned soap making using the coldpress method.You will make two batches of soap from scratchusing oils,waters and lye (class meets on Sunday to unmoldand cut the soap).You will receive at least four bars of fragrantsoap. Bring old clothing, safety glasses and rubber gloves towork with raw soap. *Required kit fee of $5 for materials is due toinstructor at the beginning of class.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, Jun 4 and 1 – 4 p.m. SVC 1107 29*Sunday, Jun 5 1 – 3 p.m. SVC 1107

All About Gourdswith Shirley SandyCreate your own art masterpiece from a plain gourd.Your in-

structor will walk you through the gourd makingprocess step by step. She will teach you how to soak,

clean, outline, cut and decorate your own gourd. *Thereis an additional $7 class fee to purchase your gourd and usepaints provided by instructor. Bring a large,old towel to class.This

class meets four times.Date Time Location Room CostMondays, Jun 6, 13andWednesdays,

Jun 8, 15 12 – 2 p.m. SVC 702 $45*

Knitting and Crochetingwith Cheryl MeadStep right up and get your“hands on”basicknitting and crocheting skills. Learn to cast on,purl stitches, bind-off as well as more ad-vanced techniques for those of you who havebasic knitting and crocheting mastered. Every-one is welcome! *Students need to bring size 9knitting needles, size 6 and 8 crochet hooks,

acrylic yarn and scissors. Four sessions per class.Date Time Location Room Cost

Saturday, Jul 9,16, 23 and 30 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 702 $25

Saturday, Aug 6,13, 20 and 27 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 702 $25

Fabulous Faux –Metallics,Tuscan,Classicwith Linda CoffmanCreate your ownmouth-dropping walls! Save thousands andlearn a faster, easier way for beginners to use a patternedbasecoat tool to replicate OldWorld, classic, romantic, or stone-like looks on your walls.You will be shown how to add the"pizazz" of metallic glazes, how to have perfect edges and howto rescue your wall using a wash or a glaze.You will go homewith a sample. Bring a paint shirt.*Attend both Fabulous Faux –Metallics,Tuscan,Classic and Fabulous Faux – Suede,Rustic,Mod-ern for $69 plus workbook fee OR $39 per class. *A requiredmate-rials fee of $31 will be collected for a kit that uses a custom roller,pan and DVD to accomplish these looks. For more information goto twistonwalls.com.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday,May 14 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 404 $39*

Fabulous Faux – Suede,Rustic,Modernwith Linda CoffmanAchieve a soft blend of colors on your wall! From rustic to sleekmodern and even children's rooms, there is an easier, "ulcer-free" way by using a special roller, paint, and glaze.Watch a pro-fessional and learn how to transform a single wall into apersonal statement. Bring a paint shirt and gain ideas for yourproject. *A requiredmaterials fee of $31 is for a kit with a DVD ofthe class. *If you attended theMetallics,Tuscan,Classic class, youstill need this kit as it has a different roller and DVD.*Attend bothFabulous Faux –Metallics,Tuscan,Classic and Fabulous Faux –Suede,Rustic,Modern for $69 plus workbook fee OR $39 per class.For more information,go to twistonwalls.com.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday,May 14 1 – 3:30 p.m. SVC 404 $39*

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Ancient Art of Man and Animal Trackingwith Freddy OsunaGet introduced to the ancient art of ground sign awareness,more commonly known as tracking.After a brief lecture on

tracking principles, the class will move outside tocontinue the lecture, see a demonstration and put

newly acquired knowledge to the test.Date Time Location Room CostFriday,May 6, 13and 20 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $49

A Short Course in Monsoonologywith GlennMinuthWhat causes the Mexican monsoon season? The regional scaleweather phenomenon that develops over southwest NorthAmerica from July through September is associated with a dra-matic increase in rainfall in a normally arid region of the U.S.and Mexico.We’ll investigate how our summer thunderstormseason initiates, the various meteorological mechanisms sup-porting the monsoon regime, and why 60 to 70 percent of theannual rainfall across northwest Mexico occurs during thesethree months.We will examine regional rainfall characteristicsto include vertical wind profiles; topographic influences; andthe importance of moist “gulf surges;”and the dynamic forma-tion of thunderstorms through the use of climate/weathermaps and satellite images.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, June 16 7– 9 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Damian andMongoose –A Real Life Story of Counter Espionagewith Danny L.WilliamsA true counter espionage story! Damian and Mongoose,writ-

ten by your instructor, a retired US Army counterintelli-gence agent and special operations instructor, isan excellent example of US counterintelligence

agencies’ successes against our enemies' most so-phisticated collection operations.An in-depth explanation ofsuch successes, seldom revealed and long overdue, is designedto counter the general consensus that we have failed and todispel some of the fear generated by that perception.The de-tails in Damian and Mongoose, approved for release by USArmy Security, should renew the average citizen's confidencein our intelligence agencies and the American ingenuitydemonstrated by the successes and lessons learned. For thosestill learning these skills and those considering the field ofcounterintelligence this class offers encouragement.Date Time Location Room CostFriday, Jun 17 6 – 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19Wednesday,Aug 17 6 – 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19

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Trips, Tours and NatureOasis Bird SanctuaryFounded in 1997, the Oasis Sanctuary was the first avian rescue

organization in the United States to become a nonprofitsanctuary for exotic birds.The Oasis was establishedto provide permanent sanctuary placement and

care to companion birds when other options did notexist.This two-hour guided tour will provide participants withthe opportunity to see and learn facts about the many fasci-nating exotic birds living at the Oasis. *Students will meet infront of room 702.Bring drinks and snacks; wear layers andcomfortable shoes.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday,May 21 9 a.m.departure from SVC* 702

1 p.m. return to SVC* 702 $39

Caring for Your SummerVegetable Gardenwith Elly StavarekSummer hails gardens! This hands-on class taught in Elly's owngarden will show you how to supplement with organic fertiliz-ers and compost;when to water; how to identify and controlgarden pests; and tips on harvesting. Elly also shows you howto grow herbs and flowers that attract beneficial insects.Thisclass is early in the day to avoid the heat of summer. *Wear ap-propriate clothing and bring pen and paper for note taking.Directions to instructor’s homewill be givenwhen you regis-ter.Date Time Location CostSaturday,May 21 8 – 11 a.m. Meet at the

Instructor’s Home* $29

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Trips, Tours and NatureHike the Catwalkwith GlennMinuthFor those seeking solitude and escape frommodern society’sbusy lifestyle, a cool, refreshing trip is planned to a spectacularstream canyon.Whitewater Creek (Catron County,NewMexico)is a unique feature in southwestern NewMexico that presentsan always vibrant journey along a path reflecting the localmining history.Our final destination, the Catwalk, follows apath of the pipeline built in the 1890s to deliver water to themining town of Graham.Today,metal walkways are bolted tothe steep canyon walls.Twenty feet below the metal grates ofthe Catwalk is the exhilarating view of the swiftly flowingwater. Join us for a totally unique experience to see the historiccanyon hideouts of Geronimo and Butch Cassidy and thebeautiful pink volcanic rocks of the canyon’s sidewalls.Therewill be an approximately 2.5 mile hike and some climbing onstairs with a handrail. For ages 12 and above. Bring lunch andwater bottle (water will be provided). *No-host dinner on re-turn in Safford,AZ.Date Time Location CostSaturday, Jul 30 7 a.m.depart from SVC

9 p.m. return to SVC $99

CampNaco and Slaughter Ranchwith Rebecca Orozco and LisaWestrickJoin us for a tour of two great historic landmarks in CochiseCounty.Historic Camp Naco is the site for the Battle of Nacowhich is the only Army outpost that had permanent buildingsduring the early 1900s.This tour includes plenty of time for youto explore the protected buildings and grounds. Lunch is in-cluded at the Turquoise Valley Golf Course (a Mexican Buffet).The Slaughter Ranch homestead includes the old adobe house,granary, ice house, commissary,wash house and barns. Partici-pants will be guided through the museum and given anoverview of the history of this National Historic Landmark.Wear sunscreen and comfortable shoes for walking.Date Time Location CostSaturday, Aug 13 7:30 a.m.depart from SVC

5 p.m. return to SVC $99

Sunset in theMuleMountainswith DavidMacDougalJoin professional photographer David MacDougal in the beau-

tiful Mule Mountains,where he will share his tech-niques in taking award-winning digital images.This

class may involve some hiking/walking as you look forthe best spot to take your own scenic photos.Wear appropri-ate shoes and bring your camera. *Meet at the ReMax office inthe Bisbee Convention Building,Old Bisbee.Date Time Location CostSaturday, Aug 20 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. Meet in Old Bisbee* $39

From theVine to the Bottle: aWineTasting ExperienceKeeling-Shaefer VineyardsJust in time for the white grapes to be ready for processingand wine-making! Vintner Rod Keeling will demonstrate for usthe rest of the wine-making process. Participants will get achance to taste wine from a barrel. Some of the fine estatewines we will taste are Syrah,Grenache,Mourvedre,Voignier,and Petite Sirahs.Date Time Location CostSaturday, Aug 27 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. Keeling-Shaefer

Vineyards, Sunsites, AZ $49

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WellnessStretchercizeThis classic course has developed a program ideal for stretch-ing, flexing,maintaining, and toning your muscles as you getready for the day! *Bring your ownmat.This is a semester-long class but you can join at any time.Date Time Location Room CostMonday,Tuesday,ThursdayMay 2— Aug 30 7:20 – 8:20 a.m. SVC Fitness

Center* $13

Tai Chiwith Robert ChasanTai Chi is an ancient system of exercise,mediation, and martial

art that unites mind and body. It's an exercise to culti-vate the body, a meditation to cultivate the spirit,

and a martial art to cultivate harmonious relationshipswith others.The basic practice or form comprises 37 move-ments executed in a slow, relaxed, fluid manner.*Bring yourownmat.A total of 17 sessions for each class.Date Time Location Room CostClass 1:MondaysandWednesdaysMay 2— Jun 29 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. SVC Fitness

Center* $99Class 2:Tuesdaysand ThursdaysJul 5— Aug 30 9 – 10 a.m. SVC Fitness

Center* $99

Zumbawith Raquel SwansonZumba fuses Latin rhythms and easy-to-followmoves to createa dynamic cardio workout that will blow you away! This latestHollywood craze gets you shaking and redefining your core,hips and thighs and includes a Zumba toning workout! *Eachclass has eight sessions,held at 1356 San Antonio Ave,Douglas.Date Time CostClass 1:Monday—Thursday,May 9 – 19* 6 – 7 p.m. $49Class 2:Monday—Thursday,May 23 – Jun 2* 6 – 7 p.m. $49Class 3:Monday—Thursday, Jun 6 – 16* 6 – 7 p.m. $49Class 4:Monday—Thursday, Jul 18 – 28* 6 – 7 p.m. $49Class 5:Monday—Thursday,Aug 1 – 11* 6 – 7 p.m. $49Class 6:Monday—Thursday,Aug 15 – 25* 6 – 7 p.m. $49

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Initial Certificationwith Neil GagoGain the knowledge and skills necessary to evaluate and man-age the first 10 minutes of witnessed adult ventricular fibrilla-tion cardiac arrest.This course covers the skills and didacticinformation needed to handle a cardiac arrest.Other essentialsof the course are contained in the 10 core ACLS cases: respira-tory arrest, pulse less ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachy-cardia (VF/VT) treated with an AED,VF/VT refractory to initialdefibrillation, pulse less electrical activity, a systole, acute coro-nary syndromes, bradycardia, stable tachycardia, unstabletachycardia and acute ischemic stroke. Students successfullycompleting the knowledge and skills evaluations in accordancewith the curriculum of this AHA course are eligible to receive theACLS course completion card. *This is a two-day class.Date Time Location Room CostThursday andFriday,May 5 and 6* 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $175Thursday andFriday, Jul 14 and 15*9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $175

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Recertificationwith Neil GagoGet recertified! The Pediatric Advanced Life Support Coursepresents the American Heart Association's standards andguidelines for management of the pediatric patient in respira-tory distress, shock and/or cardiopulmonary failure. Lectureand lab simulations are used to promote effective learning ofessential skills.Students who successfully complete the knowl-edge and skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculum ofthis AHA course are eligible to receive the PALS course completioncard. *This is a one-day course.Date Time Location Room CostFriday,May 20* 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. SVC 702 $125Friday, Jul 29* 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. SVC 702 $125

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Initial Qualificationwith 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.Students who successfully complete the knowledge and skillsevaluations in accordance with the curriculum of this AHA courseare eligible to receive the PALS course completion card. *This is atwo-day class.Date Time Location Room CostThursday andFriday, Jun 9 and 10* 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $175Thursday andFriday, Aug 4 and 5* 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $175

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Red Cross training combines lecture, interactive video demonstrations and hands-ontraining to teach participants lifesaving skills.One-year certifications are awardedupon the successful completion of a course.

Standard First Aid covers treatment for a variety of sudden illnesses and injuries, in-cluding strokes, seizure, bites and poisoning; burns and wounds; heat and cold emer-gencies; and head, neck and back injuries.

CPR instructs how to respond to cardio and breathing emergencies to include per-forming cardio-pulmonary resuscitation.Training is categorized by adult, child and in-fant CPR.

AED covers how to use an automated external defibrillator device on adults in a cardioemergency.

Red Cross Babysitter BootcampDate Time Location Room CostSunday, Jun 5 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. SVC 702 $109Sunday, Jul 17 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. SVC 702 $109

Red Cross Adult CPR/AED and Standard First AidDate Time Location Room CostSunday,Aug 21 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. SVC 702 $69

Red Cross Training

WellnessAmerican Heart Association (AHA) Heart Saver Basic LifeSupport (BLS)with Neil GagoLearn Basic Life Support—CPR for the non-medical person.This class will cover CPR for adult, infant and child as well as theuse of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) in accordancewith AHA guidelines. Students will qualify for a two- year certi-fication after completing this course. *This is a one-day course.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday Jun 11* 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. SVC 702 $49Saturday Jul 16* 12:30 – 5:30 p.m. SVC 702 $49

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Recertificationwith Neil GagoGain the knowledge and skills necessary to evaluate and man-age the first 10 minutes of witnessed adult ventricular fibrilla-tion cardiac arrest.This course covers the skills and didacticinformation needed to handle a cardiac arrest.Other essentialsof the course are contained in the 10 core ACLS cases: respira-tory arrest, pulse less ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachy-cardia (VF/VT) treated with an AED,VF/VT refractory to initialdefibrillation, pulse less electrical activity, a systole, acute coro-nary syndromes, bradycardia, stable tachycardia, unstabletachycardia and acute ischemic stroke.Students who success-fully complete the knowledge and skills evaluations in accor-dance with the curriculum of this AHA course are eligible toreceive the ACLS course completion card. *This is a one-day class.Date Time Location Room CostFriday, Jun 24* 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $125Friday, Aug 19* 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $125


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SKILLS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

Entrepreneur Boot Camp • Extraordinary Customer ServiceMentoring and Coaching in theWorkplace • GreenWorkplaceWorkplace Law Compliance • Business Research CertificateData Analysis with SPSS • Practical Math for theWorkplace

Virtual Meeting Planner • Planning for TrainsDigital Brochures • Social Media for K-12 TeachersGenerational Learning Styles for K-12 Teachers

Gender in the Classroom • Online Learning and TeachingSocial Media for Business • Marketing Using Social MediaeMarketing Essentials • Boosting YourWebsite TrafficOnline Advertising 8 Green Building and LEED

Supervisory Leadership Certificate • Managing TelecommutersKeys to Telecommuting Success • Supervising Telecommuters

Working with Baby Boomers •Working with Gen XersCertificate in Online Teaching • Advanced Teaching Online

Designing Online Instruction

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Cochise College hassponsored the SmallBusiness Develop-ment Center (SBDC)in Cochise Countysince 1988. The SBDCis dedicated to helpingentrepreneurs andbusiness owners startup, manage and growtheir businesses. In2009, the Cochise Col-lege SBDC held 70seminars for over 300

business owners. TheSBDC also provided counseling for 1,793 clients,which helped create approximately 135 new jobs.

If you own a business, orare thinking about startingone, the Cochise CollegeSBDC is here to help. In ad-dition to individual coun-seling and business training, an extensive library ofbusiness and entrepreneurial materials is available.

Please call the center at: 520-515-5478

UNITED WAY CONFERENCESYNERGY AND SOCIALSERVICES: NETWORKING FORNONPROFITS

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The quickest way to register for classes is to e-mail us at: [email protected]. Include your complete information as requested inthe registration form.

2 • MAIL Fill out the registration form located inside the back cover, include payment, and mail to the address below.

3 • PHONECall (520) 515-5492 to register by phone using your credit card.

4 • WALK INDrop by our office and register in person with one of our friendly staff members. We are located across from the library in Room

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5• FAXFor 24-hour service, you can FAX your registration form anytime at (520) 515-5398.

If you are taking more than one class, please make a separate check for each class. If you are paying by credit card, yourcard will be charged separately for each class.

To ensure the class you desire to take will be a go, register early! Classes that do not meet the minimum student require-ment will be cancelled before the actual class date.

Make check or money order payable to Cochise College and mail along with your registration to:Cochise College Center for Lifelong Learning 901 N. Colombo AvenueSierra Vista, AZ 85635

Special Needs:Anyone needing an accommodation in order to attend a class should contact the Office of Disability Services, at (520) 515-5337 or(520) 417-4023 at least 72 hours in advance.

Groups/OrganizationsWe will be glad to prepare for a specially designed class, trip or training for your group or organization, call (520) 515-¬5354 or e-mail [email protected]. Class content can be tailored to your needs and held at your location or at Cochise College.

Cancellation and Refund Policy: The Cochise College Center for Lifelong Learning reserves the right to cancel offerings. Full re-funds will be given to students who cancel before five days prior to the class-start date. A $10 cancellation fee will be charged tocancellations between 72 hours and five days prior to class start date. Center for Lifelong Learning class vouchers of the class feeminus the $10 cancellation fee will be given to students who cancel within 72 hours of class start date.

Receipt Policy:We will gladly print receipts for students. However, in an effort to conserve paper and reduce the toll on our envi-ronment, we only print receipts upon request.

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TAKE MORE CLASSES, PAY LESS MONEY WITH THEPASSPORT TO LIFELONG LEARNING!You can purchase a Passport to Lifelong Learning which qualifies you to takeclasses that are identified with a suitcase icon all for one low cost of $89.

NOTE: The Lifelong Learning Passport is valid for the applicable classes featured in thisschedule only and is only applicable for classes that have a suitcase iconnext to their title.

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BESTSELLERSMake Your Own Old-Fashioned Homemade Soap — Sierra Vista

Fabulous Faux — Metallics, Tuscan, Classis— Sierra Vista

How to Make Tamales— Douglas

Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy People— Sierra Vista

Zumba— Douglas

UPCOMING TRIPS AND TOURSOasis Bird Sanctuary— May 21

Caring for Your Summer Vegetable Garden— May 21

Hike the Catwalk— July 30

Camp Naco and Slaughter Ranch— August 13

Sunset at Mule Mountains— August 20

From Grape to Bottle: a Wine Tasting Experience— August 27

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Center for Lifelong Learning Spring-Summer 2011 schedule