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Priority Registration ....................................................................... Tuesday, Novemeber 12

Continuing Student Registration ................................................... Wednesday, November 13

New Student Registration ............................................................. Thursday, November 14

OPEN REGISTRATION ............................................................. Thursday, November 21

QUARTER CALENDARSRegister for WINTER & SPRING!

SPRING April 6, 2020 - June 25, 2020FIRST DAY OF CLASSES ................................................. MONDAY, APRIL 6Credit by Examination ......................................................... Friday, April 10

Last Day to Petition for Graduation (Spring) ....................... Monday, April 13

Last Day to Drop with No Record ....................................... Friday, April 17

Last Day to Declare Pass/No Pass Option ........................... Friday, May 1

Last Day to Drop with “W” Grade ....................................... Friday, May 22

CLOSED - Memorial Day Holiday ........................................ Monday, May 25

Final Exams .......................................................................... Mon - Thur, June 22 - 25

Commencement Exercises (No Classes) .............................. Friday, June 26

WINTER January 6, 2020 - March 27, 2020Last Day to Petition for Winter Conferral.............................. Friday, December 13, 2019

FIRST DAY OF CLASSES .................................................... MONDAY, JANUARY 6Credit by Examination ......................................................... Friday, January 10

Last Day to Drop with No Record ........................................ Friday, January 17

CLOSED - No Saturday/Sunday Classes or Labs ................. Sat & Sun, January 18 & 19

CLOSED - Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday ........................... Monday, January 20

Last Day to Declare Pass/No Pass Option ........................... Friday, January 31

CLOSED - Presidents’ Days Holiday .................................... Fri - Mon, February 14 - 17

Last Day to Drop with “W” Grade ....................................... Friday, February 21

Final Exams .......................................................................... Tues - Fri, March 24 - 27

Spring Recess ....................................................................... Sat - Sun, March 28 - April 5

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Campus Hours

Phone Numbers

Counseling

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High Risk Pickup Hours: Monday - Friday (8:30am - 10am)Regular Pickup Hours: Monday - Friday (10am - 3pm)

Main Campus (530) 541-4660

Child Development Center x 288 Financial Aid x 636CONNECT x 717 Library x 232Enrollment Services x 211 One-Stop x 752

To make a virtual counseling appointment using Cranium Café:https://ltcc.craniumcafe.com/group/advising-counseling

CLOSED due to Covid-19

Coyote Hotline Phone Number: (530) 542-8812 x195Monday - Friday (9am-4pm)

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ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE]Are delivered online. Visit ltcc.edu/virtualcampus

Due to Covid-19 on campus classes are now offered through EVE.




SATISFYING REQUIREMENTS Each student must assume complete responsibility for compliance with the instructions and regulations set forth in this schedule for selecting the courses that will permit achievement of individual educational objectives, and for satisfying prerequisites for any course which they plan to take. The College likewise assumes no responsibility for misinterpretation by students of policies and procedures as presented in this schedule. Counselors and faculty are available and willing to assist students in planning their programs. Any questions or doubt concerning schedule material should be referred to the Office of the Vice President, Academic Affairs.

PREREQUISITES, COREQUISITES AND ADVISORIES Some courses and educational programs have prerequisites, corequisites, or advisories considered necessary and appropriate to ensure that students are adequately prepared to succeed in the course or educational program. What is a Prerequisite? A condition of enrollment that a student is required to meet in order to demonstrate current readiness in a course or educational program. Students are required to show proof of meeting the prerequisite in order to register for the course. Prerequisites completed at LTCC with a “C” or better will be automatically approved when students register for the course. Students who completed a prerequisite course at another college will need to provide proof to a LTCC counselor before they will be able to register. What is a Corequisite? A condition of enrollment consisting of a course that students are required to complete simultaneously (or prior to) in order to enroll in another course. Students must register for the stated corequisite in order to register for the course. What is an Advisory on Recommended Preparation? A condition of enrollment which students are advised, but not required, to meet before, or in conjunction with, enrollment in a course or educational program. Are there other limitations on enrollment? Yes. Enrollment in certain courses or educational programs of study may require try-outs, auditions, or may be limited by health and safety considerations, and space limitations or legal requirements imposed by statutes, regulations or contracts. All such limitations are in conformity with the provisions of Title 5, Section 58106, California Community College Board of Governors. What if I don’t have the necessary prerequisites or corequisites? Students will not be permitted to enroll in a class for which they cannot demonstrate they have met the prerequisite, or are enrolled in the corequisite. If it is determined after a course begins that a student has not met the prerequisite, he/she will be dropped from the course. Grounds for appeal• The student has the knowledge or ability to succeed in the course or program

despite not meeting the prerequisite or corequisite.• The student possesses the skills/knowledge necessary to protect the health or

safety of him/herself and others despite not meeting the stated health and safety prerequisite.

• The prerequisite or corequisite course is either unlawfully discriminatory or is being applied in an unlawfully discriminatory manner.

• The student will be subject to undue delay in attaining the goal of his or her educational plan because the prerequisite or corequisite has not been made reasonably available.

• The prerequisite or corequisite has not been established in accordance with the District’s process for establishing prerequisites or corequisites.

• The prerequisite or corequisite is in violation of Title 5.Prerequisite Appeal ProcedureA student may appeal a prerequisite or corequisite by filing a Prerequisite or Corequisite Appeal Petition. This form can be obtained from Enrollment Services.1. The complete appeal petition must be filed with Enrollment Services prior to

registration.2. The appeal petition will be processed within five working days of its receipt and

the student notified accordingly. 3. If the appeal is upheld, the student will remain in the course.4. In the event the petition is denied the student will be disenrolled; however, the

student may appeal the decision in writing directly to the Division Dean or Vice-President, Academic Affairs.

5. Student will be notified of the appeal decision within five working days.

Fees Subject to Change All fees are subject to change without notice pending Board or State legislative action. Students are responsible for any additional fees mandated by the State Legislature.

Failure to Pay a Financial Obligation Grades, transcripts, diplomas, and registration privileges, or any combination thereof, shall be withheld from any student who has been provided with written notice that he/she has failed to pay a proper financial obligation due to the LTCC District. Items withheld shall be released when the student meets financial obligations (Title 5 section 59410).

Open Enrollment It is the policy of the Lake Tahoe Community College District that, unless specifically exempted by statute, every course, course section or class, the enrollment of which is to be reported for state aid, whenever offered and maintained by the District, shall be fully open to enrollment and participation by any person who has been admitted to the College, and who meets such prerequisites as may be established pursuant to regulations contained in Article 2.5 (commencing with Section 55200) of Subchapter 1 of Chapter 1 of Division 6 of Title 5.

Schedule Accuracy This schedule lists the classes that the college plans to offer this quarter and describes enrollment and registration guidelines. All courses and special events are subject to funding, scheduling, and instructor availability, and are subject to change at any time.

Non-Discrimination Statement and Grievance Procedures Lake Tahoe Community College complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and does not discriminate on the basis of physical or mental disability. Please refer to the 2017-2018 Lake Tahoe Community College catalog for specific information concerning grievance procedures and due process. Aggrieved parties should contact the following offices or persons for information concerning compliant procedures:

Vice President - Student Services, Room A102 or Vice-President - Academic Affairs, Room A104 Lake Tahoe Community College One College Drive South Lake Tahoe, CA 96190 (530) 541-4660

Lake Tahoe Community College’s annual security report is now available. The annual security report includes crime statistics and institutional policies concerning campus security such as policies concerning alcohol and drug use, crime prevention, and the reporting of crimes, sexual assault, and other matters. This report is available online at http://ltcc.edu/web/about/health-and-safety.

REPORTED CRIMINAL OFFENSESOffense 2016 2017 2018Criminal Homicide 0 0 0Aggravated Assault **1 0 0Sexual Assault 0 0 0Robbery 0 0 0Burglary ***1 0 0Motor Vehicle Theft 0 0 0Grand Larceny/Theft ($950 value) 0 0 0Petty Larceny/Theft 0 0 0Arson 0 0 0Dating/Domestic Violence/Stalking 0 0 0Hate Crime 0 0 02016: **Aggravated assault (assault with a deadly weapon against an employee). ***Theft of LCD projector from a locked classroom.

ARRESTS/CITATIONS ON CAMPUSOffense 2016 2017 2018Liquor Law Violation 0 0 0Drug Abuse Violation 0 0 0Weapons-Carrying, Possession **1 0 0

Academic Policies Legal Information


Información para Estudiantes de Habla Hispana

CLASES GRATUITAS DE INGLES COMO SEGUNDA LENGUA: Las clases de inglés sin crédito están diseñadas para aquellos estudiantes que desean mejorar el inglés en su vida cotidiana y en el trabajo. El programa de inglés como segunda lengua consista de cinco niveles. La inscripción se puede hacer en el mismo lugar en que se ofrecen las clases. El período de inscripción se cierra dos semanas después del comienzo de clases. Lake Tahoe Community College cuenta con un programa de carreras cortas tales como asistente dental, enfermería, computación, y muchos más. El estudiante interesado puede obtener un certificado en alguna carrera corta, o bien, puede transferirse a una universidad más grande después de haber completado la educación general aquí en el colegio de Lake Tahoe. El programa de inglés como segunda lengua también ofrece clases de preparación para el examen de ciudadanía; estas clases están diseñadas para aquellos estudiantes que han aplicado para la ciudadanía de los Estados Unidos y van a presentar el examen pronto. También pueden ser tomadas por aquellos estudiantes que sólo desean ampliar su conocimiento acerca de la historia y cultura de los Estados Unidos.

HSE: CLASE PREPARATORIA Lake Tahoe Community College está ofreciendo una clase preparatoria para que el estudiante presente el GED o examen de equivalencia de la High School (HSE) examen de TASC. La clase se ofrece en inglés y español. Para más información comuníquense llamando a la extensión 319.

CÓMO INSCRIBIRSE Todos los estudiantes tienen que llenar una forma de inscripción. Los alumnos de nuevo ingreso tienen que contestar todas las preguntas necesarias en las formas de inscripción.

PROGRAMA ESTATAL CalWORKs Si usted esta recibiendo servicios de asistencia social del condado tales como asistencia monetaria (cash aid), estampillas de comida y MediCal, podría calificar para servicios académicos tales como cuidado de niños gratis, ayuda con sus libros, y empleo temporal como estudiante. Para más información comuníquese con ela oficina de Servicios para el estudiante al teléfono (530) 541-4660 extensión 318.

ENROLLMENT SERVICES (Servicios al Estudiante y Registros)

Las oficinas de Enrollment Services (A-102) cuentan con personal altamente capacitado en el área de atención al cliente; además, estas oficinas cuentan con personal bilingüe cuya meta es ofrecer un servicio de calidad a todos los estudiantes o personas interesadas en tomar clases aquí en el Lake Tahoe Community College. Dentro de los servicios que estas oficinas ofrecen están:• Asesoramiento Académico: el estudiante indeciso puede consultar con un consejero acerca de las carreras que le puedan interesar. Junto con el consejero, el estudiante analiza diferentes opciones y desarrolla un plan de estudio basado en la carrera que el estudiante desee cursar.• Transfers: Transfers es para aquellos estudiantes que tienen como meta irse a una universidad al término de sus estudios aquí en Lake Tahoe Community College. Junto con un consejero el estudiante analiza diferentes opciones y escoge la que más le convenga.• Ayuda Financiera: ésta es una opción abierta a todos aquellos estudiantes que califiquen para ayuda financiera. El tener ayuda financiera puede ayudarle con dinero para comprar libros de texto o pagar sus clases.• Consejería: esta área es particularmente importante. El estudiante recibe asesoramiento de parte de un consejero de que clases tomar o qué dirección seguir. El consejero y el estudiante desarrollan un plan de estudios que le servirá al estudiante para así saber que clases debe tomar.• Información Académica: a través de la oficina de Enrollment Services el estudiante puede obtener sus calificaciones o records académicos ya sea por medio de la oficina o directamente por la Internet. En ambos casos esta oficina cuenta con personal bilingüe para ayudarlo.• Cancelar Clases: muchas veces y por diversas razones uno debe cancelar sus clases aún cuando ya han comenzado. La oficina de Enrollment Services se encarga de ayudar al estudiante en este proceso. Si desea más información comuníquese llamando al 541-4660 extensión 211 para Enrollment Services.

Declaración Contra Discriminación y Manerasde Registrar Una Queja

Lake Tahoe Community College obedece la Sección 504 del Acta de Rehabilitación de 1973 y no discrimina contra personas con limitaciones físicas o mentales. Para más información específica sobre los procesos de demandas recurra al Catálogo del estudiante 2017-2018. Las personas afectadas tienen el derecho a pedir información o hacer la denuncia con las siguientes personas u oficinas:

Decano Ejecutivo de Éxitos Estudiantiles La Oficina de Servicios para el Estudiante A102 - ext. 211 LTCC, One College Drive, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96190

Si necesita información sobre... Por favor llame a... Inglés como Segunda Lengua Maxine Alper, ext. 319 Ayuda Financiera América Ramírez, ext. 236 Consejería, Admisiones y Registros Reyna Reger, ext. 217 Rosalba Juarez, ext. 705 Laura Salinas, ext. 549La línea general es (530) 541-4660

Lake Tahoe Community College cuenta con un extenso programa que asiste a los estudiantes en el aprendizaje del inglés. Si tiene dudas o preguntas sobre los diferentes programas que se ofrecen en el Colegio y no habla bien el inglés, llame a la línea directa para hispanos (530) 541-4660 ext. 211.

¿Necesita ayuda financiera para poder pagar sus clases?Si en residente del estado de California podría calificar para una excepción en el pago de la colegiatura. Para más información al respecto por favor acuda a la oficina de Financial Aid (Ayuda Financiera) localizada en el salón A102. América le pueden ayudar con la solicitud; lo único que necesita traer es información acerca de sus ingresos en el 2019.

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ADDICTION STUDIESCOU-121 THE PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL, AND BEHAVIORAL 4.00 Units EFFECTS OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS

Transfer CSU only

01 ONLINE - To begin, go to www.ltcc.edu/online

Instructor: Hibbard, A 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

COU-124 GROUP LEADERSHIP AND PROCESS 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: T 6:00PM - 9:50PM

Instructor: Fedor, E 4/7/20 - 6/23/20 COU-134 ADDICTION STUDIES FIELD WORK-INTERNSHIP 1.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: COU 109, COU 120, COU 121, COU 122, COU 123, COU 124, COU125, COU 126, COU 127, and COU 128 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.Transfer CSU onlyREG: Walk-in registration only.

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE]

Instructor: Fedor, E 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

ALLIED HEALTHHEA-106 EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only MATERIALS FEE: $36NOTE: The final for this class will be held on 6/23 from 5:00PM-9:05PM & on 6/24 from 8:00AM-5:50PM .

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: T 5:00PM - 9:05PM LAB: W (6/24) 8:00AM - 11:50AM LAB: W (6/24) 1:00PM - 5:50PM

Instructor: Sullivan, K 4/7/20 - 6/24/20

This class is partially concurrent with HEA 108.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!Spring Quarter Classes Begin Monday, April 6

Spring face-to-face classes will be held virtually due to COVID-19. Students

and faculty will learn, share, and talk together in a virtual environment,

primarily using the Canvas system.

For now, LTCC is using Enhanced Virtual Education, or EVE:

• Most face-to-face classes move to a virtual environment.

• Labs will transition to a virtual environment.

• You will still have one-on-one support from faculty and staff!

• Classes will include discussion and interaction with your instructors

and fellow students.

• Video will be used to assist visual learning.

• Office hours for extra help with teachers will be available!

• Tutoring and other student support services are available virtually!

Don’t assume the face-to-face classes you want won’t be offered! We are transitioning science labs to an online environment along with

many art, culinary arts, Fire Academy and EMT courses, among others.

The Spring Schedule PDF is updated daily, with cancelled classes removed.

Face-to-face class listings in this PDF are available as EVE: Enhanced Virtual

Education classes!

Your instructors will try to stick to the face-to-face timeblocks listed in this

schedule, so plan on class discussions, office hours, and other assigned

work to be due during those original timeblocks.

For more, visit LTCC’s Virtual Campus.

ltcc.edu/virtualcampus

HEA-108 EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONDER (REFRESHER) 1.75 Units

PREREQUISITES: Current Emergency Medical Responder (Advanced First Aid Card) (30-day grace period).NOTE: This course includes 24 TBA hours in support of the stated student learning outcomes to allow students to obtain the technical skills and knowledge required to perform pre-hospital basic care as an Emergency Medical Responder.NOTE: Additional meetings will occur on Tuesdays. Specific dates will be given at the first class meeting. Transfer CSU only MATERIALS FEE: $36

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: T (4/7) 5:00PM - 9:05PM Plus 24 hours TBA

Instructor: Sullivan, K 4/7/20 - 6/24/20

This class is partially concurrent with HEA 106

HEA-119B ADVANCED PHYSICAL THERAPY AID 3.00 Units

In support of the stated student learning outcomes, this course includes 16 TBA hours for a Physical Therapy Aide externship placement.NOTE: The final for this class will be held on 6/23 from 2:45pm-5:50pm.Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: T 2:45PM - 5:50PM Plus 16 hours TBA

Instructor: Johnson, T 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

HEA-140C EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN (EMT) 10.75 Units

PREREQUISITES: Current Emergency Medical Responder card (preferred), or current CPR card (either American Heart Association/BLS Healthcare Provider level, or American Red Cross/Professional Rescuer level). To provide documentation of two doses of Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) immunization or positive antibody titers; two doses of varicella vaccination (Chickenpox) OR positive antibody titer; documentation of Hepatitis B vaccination OR positive Hepatitis B surface antibody titer; screening for documented history of Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Pertussis (Tdap) vaccination; and results of a recent TB test within the last year. Students with a history of a positive PPD (Tuberculin skin test) or Quantiferon blood test in the past must provide a chest x-ray report and/or documentation of any medical treatment for TB. During flu season (September through March) students must provide documentation of annual flu vaccination.NOTE: Attendance is mandatory at the first class and all class meetings in order to receive certification. There is a $100 county and state certification fee, a Department of Justice/FBI livescan fee of $100, and a National Registry of EMT certification fee of $80. All fees are paid to external agencies. NOTE: In support of the stated student learning outcomes, there are 24 TBA hours for clinical placement.NOTE: This class will meet Tuesday during finals week from 9:00am-3:15pm Transfer CSU onlyMATERIALS FEE: $69

02* ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LAB: T 9:00AM - 11:50AM LAB: T 1:00PM - 3:15PM Plus 8.25 hours per week online Plus 24 hours TBA

Instructor: Blasser, S 4/7/20 - 6/24/20

*SECTION 02 is partially online/partially in class on campus. Students will be using a computer to assist with the learning process and are expected to attend class 5.5 hours per week, an additional 24 hours TBA, and 8.25 hours per week completed online.

Online course | Class begins at 5pm or later | Class starts after first week of class | Class offers free textbooks |


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GHEA-142A EMT REFRESHER (24 HOURS) 1.75 Units

PREREQUISITES: Current CPR Card (either American Heart Association BLS or American Red Cross Professional Rescuer). Current EMT Certification. Students will be required to present copies of these cards at the first class session.NOTE: The content of this course satisfies the 24 hour state requirement and can be applied towards the 72 hours of EMS related continuing education required by the National Registry of EMT’s. Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TWTh 8:00AM - 11:50AM LEC: TWTh 1:00PM - 5:50PM

Instructor: Braus, P 6/16/20 - 6/18/20

This class is partially concurrent with HEA 143.

HEA-147C DENTAL RADIOLOGY, PART 3 (EXTERNSHIP) 5.50 Units

PREREQUISITES: HEA 147B or equivalent experience. : CPR Card (Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers; Verification of Hep-B vaccination; Verification of Tetanus vaccination; Verification of negative TB Test NOTE: This class will meet MW of finals week from 3:30pm-6:20pmTransfer CSU onlyMATERIALS FEE: $40

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 3:30PM - 6:20PM STHS: SV201 Plus 50 hours TBA for externship

Instructor: Ferguson, E/Dwelle, M 4/13/20 - 6/24/20

HEA-149 INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL ETHICS AND LAW 0.75 Unit

Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Strasburg, G 6/8/20 - 6/25/20

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE

ASL-103 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE - LEVEL III 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: ASL 102 (formerly SNL 102) or equivalent with a grade of “C” or better.Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 6:00PM - 8:25PM

Instructor: Johnston, K 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

ASL-106 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE-FINGERSPELLING I 1.50 Units

ADVISORY: ASL 101 (formerly SNL 101) or equivalent. Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: W 4:30PM - 5:45PM

Instructor: Johnston, K 4/8/20 - 6/24/20

ANTHROPOLOGYANT-102 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent.Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Wirthlin, E 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

ANT-103 PHYSICAL/BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU

ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] 01 LEC: TTh 10:00AM - 11:50AM

Instructor: Button, M 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

ANT-107 MAGIC, WITCHCRAFT, AND RELIGION 4.00 Units


01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 1:00PM - 2:50PM

Instructor: Button, M 4/7/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Wirthlin, E 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

ARTNOTE: Some ART classes have a lab component that may require mandatory material and tool requirements. Most of these items are available in the college bookstore for purchase or the student may access them from other sources. A list of these items will be provided on the first day of class.

ART-103 ART HISTORY: BAROQUE - CONTEMPORARY 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ART 102 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Hover-Smoot, K 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

ART-107 ART OF THE AMERICAS 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Hover-Smoot, K 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.LTCC.EDUENROLL EARLY FOR BEST COURSE SELECTION

VIEW COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AT SCHEDULE.LTCC.EDU

CERAMICS

ART-119A BEGINNING CERAMICS I 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSUMATERIALS FEE: $60


Instructor: Yerian, B 4/6/20 - 6/24/20

This class is concurrent with ART 119B-01 and partially concurrent with ART 239A/B.



This class is concurrent with ART 119B-02 and partially concurrent with ART 120A/B.

ART-119B BEGINNING CERAMICS II 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: ART 119A with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSUMATERIALS FEE: $60



This class is concurrent with ART 119A-01 and partially concurrent with ART 239A/B.



This class is concurrent with ART 119A-02 and partially concurrent with ART 120A/B.

COMMERCIAL PHOTO

ART-147 PHOTOJOURNALISM 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ART 142 or ART 146 or equivalent. Transfer CSU onlyMATERIALS FEE: $20

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: W 6:00PM - 8:50PM LAB: Th 6:00PM - 8:50PM

Instructor: Grant, J 4/8/20 - 6/24/20

DIGITAL PHOTO

ART-148 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY II 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ART 146 or equivalent. Transfer CSU onlyMATERIALS FEE: $20

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: M 2:45PM - 5:50PM LAB: W 2:45PM - 5:50PM

Instructor: Leonard-Heffner, P 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

DRAWING

ART-116 DRAWING: CONCEPT AND IMAGE 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Osell, D 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

This class is concurrent with ART 216 and ART 241B.

ART-216 ADVANCED DRAWING: CONCEPT AND IMAGE 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITE: ART 116 or equivalent.Transfer UC/CSU



This class is concurrent with ART 116 and ART 241B.

FIGURE STUDIES

ART-234 FIGURE PAINTING 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: ART 211 and ART 213 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSUMATERIALS FEE: $10


Instructor: Shafer, P 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

FOUNDATION-DESIGN

ART-118 COLOR 4.00 Units


01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 9:00AM - 12:05PM

Instructor: Boles, K 4/6/20 - 6/24/20


Have questions? Ask a counselor!

[email protected]


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ART-211 PAINTING I 4.00 Units




This class is concurrent with ART 212 and ART 234.

ART-212 PAINTING II 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: ART 211 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSUMATERIALS FEE: $20




PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT

ART-241B PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT: DRAWING 1 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITE: ART 114 or ART 115 or ART 116 with a grade of “C” or betteror equivalent.Transfer UC/CSU




PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES

ART-128 MATTING AND FRAMING 0.50 Units

Transfer CSU onlyMATERIALS FEE: $20

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: F (5/1, 5/8) 6:00PM - 8:50PM LAB: F (5/9) 12:00PM - 2:50PM

Instructor: Bradford, A 5/1/20 - 5/9/20

ART-228A PROFESSIONAL SKILLS FOR ARTISTS 2.00 Units

Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: F 11:00AM - 12:50PM


BIOLOGYBIO-102 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: BIO 101 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 10:00AM - 11:50AM LAB: Th 12:00PM - 2:50PM

Instructor: Kloss, S 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

BIO-110 INTRODUCTION TO CELL AND MOLECULAR 5.00 Units BIOLOGY

Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 1:00PM - 2:50PM LAB: Th 9:00AM - 11:50AM

Instructor: Sinibaldi, R 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

BIO-111 INTRODUCTION TO PLANT AND ANIMAL BIOLOGY 5.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Johnson, K 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

BIO-201 BOTANY 5.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 10:00AM - 11:50AM LAB: M 12:00PM - 3:05PM

Instructor: Kloss, S 4/6/20 - 6/24/20

BIO-205 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY III 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: BIO 204 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 6:00PM - 7:50PM LAB: T 3:00PM - 5:50PM

Instructor: Gangursky, B 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

02 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 6:00PM - 7:50PM LAB: W 3:00PM - 5:50PM


03 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 6:00PM - 7:50PM LAB: Th 3:00PM - 5:50PM


04 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 1:00PM - 2:50PM LAB: T 3:00PM - 5:50PM



05 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 1:00PM - 2:50PM LAB: W 3:00PM - 5:50PM


06 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 1:00PM - 2:50PM LAB: Th 3:00PM - 5:50PM


BUSINESSBSN-100 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 9:00AM - 10:50AM

Instructor: Sturgess, E 4/7/20 - 6/25/20



BSN-101A BUSINESS LAW: INTRODUCTION TO LAW AND 5.00 Units BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS



Instructor: Kingsbury, J 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

BSN-102 BUSINESS INFORMATION PROCESSING 4.00 Units AND SYSTEMS

ADVISORY: Working knowledge of applications software tools for word processing, spreadsheets, digital presentations, and database systems. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Thomas, T 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

BSN-104 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 152 or equivalent. Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Carter, N 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

BSN-110B FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: BSN 110A with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU



BSN-110C MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: BSN 110B with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU



BSN-115 BUSINESS FINANCE 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: BSN 120 or equivalent and BSN 110B or equivalent.Transfer CSU only



BSN-122 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Hobson, C 4/20/20 - 6/25/20

BSN-136 PRINCIPLES OF ADVERTISING 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only


Instructor: DeFranco, K 4/20/20 - 6/25/20

BSN-210 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only



BSN-215 GLOBAL BUSINESS 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: BSN 100 or equivalent.Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Gavin, E 4/20/20 - 6/25/20

CHEMISTRYCHM-100 INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL CHEMISTRY 5.00 Units

ADVISORY: MAT 154A or MAT 154AA with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU (course limit)

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 1:30PM - 3:20PM LAB: M 3:30PM - 6:35PM

Instructor: Ryland, S 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

02 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 1:30PM - 3:20PM LAB: W 3:30PM - 6:20PM


03 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 1:30PM - 3:20PM LAB: TH 1:00PM - 3:50PM




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GCHM-103 GENERAL CHEMISTRY III 5.75 Units

PREREQUISITES: Completion of CHM 101 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 1:00PM - 2:50PM LAB: TTh 9:00AM - 11:50AM

Instructor: Franz, C/Ryland, S 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

CHM-223 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: Completion of CHM 222 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. COREQUISITE: CHM 223L.Transfer UC/CSU



CHM-223L ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III LAB 1.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: Completion of CHM 222 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. COREQUISITE: CHM 223.Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LAB: T 1:00PM - 3:50PM


COMMUNICATIONSCOM-122 MASS MEDIA AND SOCIETY 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Beaton, J 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCE

CIS-120C COMPUTER PROGRAMMING III 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: CIS 120B with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Richardson, S 4/6/20 - 6/25/20 CIS-135B INTERMEDIATE GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION 3.50 Units SYSTEMS

ADVISORY: CIS 135A or GEG 134 or equivalent.NOTE: This course is cross-listed with GEG 135. Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: Th 6:00PM - 8:50PM Plus 1 hour per week online

Instructor: Schaefer, T 4/9/20 - 6/25/20

NOTE: Section 01 is partially online. Students will be using a computer to assist with the learning process and are expected to attend class 3 hours per week with the remaining 1 hours per week completed online.

CIS-191AL SPECIAL TOPICS: ADVANCED GEOGRAPHIC 0.00 Units INFORMATION SYSTEMS

A non-credit course for students interested in expanding their knowledge of Geographic Information Systems (GPS) and associated software. Learn data collection, analysis, and current technology uses. ADVISORY: CIS 135B or GEG 135 or equivalent work experience.REG: Walk-in registration only.MATERIALS FEE: $40

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: ThF 8:00AM- 4:50PM

Instructor: Bindl, M 5/28/20 - 5/29/20

COUNSELINGCOU-108 CAREER/LIFE PLANNING 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: Eligibility for ENG 152. Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Bergner, N 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

COU-121 THE PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL, AND BEHAVIORAL 4.00 Units EFFECTS OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS

Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Hibbard, A 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

COU-124 GROUP LEADERSHIP AND PROCESS 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only



COU-134 ADDICTION STUDIES FIELD WORK-INTERNSHIP 1.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: COU 109, COU 120, COU 121, COU 122, COU 123, COU 124, COU125, COU 126, COU 127, and COU 128 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.Transfer CSU onlyREG: Walk-in registration only.

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] TBA


CRIMINAL JUSTICECRJ-101 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Palmi, J 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

CRJ-103 INTRODUCTION TO EVIDENCE 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Storm, L 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


CRJ-105 CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Poole, D 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

CULINARY ARTSNOTE FOR ALL CULINARY COURSES: As many of the culinary courses have a laboratory component, there are mandatory uniform and tool requirements. Students will need to have a hat, apron, knife, and appropriate shoes. Most of these items are available in the LTCC bookstore for purchase, or the student may access them from other sources. A review of these materials will be provided on the first day of class. Additionally, students must bring their own containers for any leftover foods they may have made in class; these include plastic containers, bags, etc.

CUL-128 WINES OF CALIFORNIA 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: Students must be 21 years or older.NOTE: Pregnant women or persons with allergies to sulfites are advised not to take this course. Transfer CSU onlyMATERIALS FEE: $55

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: W 6:00PM-9:50PM

Instructor: DeFranco, K 4/8/20 - 6/24/20

CUL-166 SUMMER FOODS: SALADS, COLD SOUPS, GRILLING, .50 Units AND FRUIT DESSERTS

Note: This course meets 6 hours of the ACF Related Instruction Requirements MATERIALS FEE: $45

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: M 9:00AM-9:50AM LAB: M 10:00AM-12:50PM

Instructor: Simpson, G 5/4/20 - 5/18/20

CUL-172F FOOD AND COOKING OF CHINA 1.25 Units

MATERIALS FEE: $50

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: W 1:00PM-1:50PM LAB: W 2:00PM-4:50PM

Instructor: Simpson,G 4/15/20 - 5/20/20

INMATE EDUCATION

CUL-180A CULINARY ARTS TRAINING 1 2.75 Units

P1 99 hours TBA El Dorado County Jail: Placerville

Instructor: Shippee, J 7/1/19 - 6/20/20



T1 99 hours TBA El Dorado County Jail: SLT




CUL-180B CULINARY ARTS TRAINING 2 5.50 Units









CUL-180C CULINARY ARTS TRAINING 3 8.25 Units









CUL-180D CULINARY ARTS TRAINING 4 11.00 Units









CUL-180E CULINARY ARTS TRAINING 5 13.75 Units






REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.LTCC.EDUENROLL EARLY FOR BEST COURSE SELECTION

VIEW COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AT SCHEDULE.LTCC.EDU


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GT1 501 hours TBA El Dorado County Jail: SLT

Instructor: Shippee, J 7/1/19 - 6/20/20 T2 501 hours TBA El Dorado County Jail: SLT


DIGITAL MEDIA ARTSDMA-103 FILM PRODUCTION 1 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: M 3:00PM - 6:05PM STHS: TD6 LAB: W 3:00PM - 6:05PM STHS: TD6

Instructor: Schwalbe, S 4/6/20 -6/22/20

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

ECE-100 HEALTH, SAFETY, AND NUTRITION FOR 4.00 Units YOUNG CHILDREN

Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Buzzell, N 4/6/20 - 6/25/20 ECE-102 CHILD AND ADOLESCENT GROWTH AND 4.00 Units DEVELOPMENT

NOTE: This course is cross-listed with PSY 102.ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Herron, A 4/6/20 - 6/22/20


Instructor: Marinelli, E 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

ECE-120 CREATIVE EXPERIENCES FOR YOUNG CHILDREN 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ECE 101 or equivalent. Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Martinez, M 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

ECE-205 ADMINISTRATION III: ADULT SUPERVISION AND 4.00 Unit MENTORING IN EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION

ADVISORY: ECE 203 and ECE 204 or equivalent. Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Chiabotti, D 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

ECE-551 PARENTING: THE YOUNG CHILD AND 0.00 Units THE FAMILY ENVIRONMENT

NOTE: Walk-in Registration only.

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: M 6:00PM - 7:50PM

Instructor: Amato, L 4/6/20 - 6/15/20

ECONOMICSECO-101 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MACRO) 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 152B or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU



ECO-102 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS (MICRO) 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 152B with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Eckhardt, A 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

EDUCATIONEDU-550 SUPERVISED TUTORING 0.00 Units

COREQUISITE: Students must be enrolled in the course(s) for which they are receiving tutoring. REG: Walk in registration in the Library and Learning Services.


Instructor: Chu, M 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Marquez, S 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

EDU-551 HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TEST PREPARATION 0.00 Units

NOTE: Walk-in Registration only.

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TWTh 3:00PM - 5:50PM

Instructor: Meier, S 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

ENGLISHENG-101 READING AND COMPOSITION 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: ENG 152 with a grade of “C” or better.NOTE: ENG 101 students are advised to see a counselor for appropriate section placement. Transfer UC/CSU

01* ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 11:00AM - 1:25PM

Instructor: Ewing, J 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

*NOTE: Section 01 students must also be-co-enrolled in ENG 159-01.



Instructor: Cunningham, C 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

03* ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 6:00PM - 8:25PM

Instructor: Staff 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

*Section 03 will be opened once sections 01 and 02 are full.


Instructor: Pistoresi, F 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Muhm, L 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

06* ONLINE - To begin, go to www.ltcc.edu/online

Instructor: Pistoressi, F 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

*NOTE: Section 06 will be opened once sections 04 and 05 are full.

ENG-103 CRITICAL REASONING: WRITING THE RESEARCH 5.00 Units PAPER

PREREQUISITES: ENG 101 with grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU 01 LEC: MW 1:30PM - 3:55PM

ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE]

Instructor: O’Laughlin, M 4/6/20 - 6/22/20


Instructor: Cook, M 4/7/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Seidl, L 4/6/20 - 6/22/20



Instructor: Wexelblatt, D 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Muhm, L 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Carter, N 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


ENG-159 EXPANDED READING AND COMPOSITION 2.00 Units

01 LEC: MW 1:30PM - 2:20PM


*NOTE: Section 01 students must also be-co-enrolled in ENG 101-01.

ENG-208A FICTION WRITING 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: ENG 101 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: O’Laughlin, M 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

ENG-214 ENGLISH LITERATURE III: VICTORIAN VALUES 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITE: ENG 152 with a grade of “C” or better or appropriate skills as demonstrated through the assessment process.ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent.Transfer UC/CSU



ENG-217 AMERICAN LITERATURE III: 1914-PRESENT 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITE: ENG 152 with a grade of “C” or better or appropriate skills as demonstrated through the assessment process.ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent.Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Cook, M 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

ESL-561A ESL LOW BEGINNING 0.00 Units

REG: Walk-in registration only.


Instructor: Cortes, E 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

ESL-562A ESL HIGH BEGINNING 0.00 Units

ADVISORY: Successful completion of ESL 561A or equivalent. REG: Walk-in registration only.

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 9:00AM - 11:50AM Family Resource Cntr.

Instructor: Pavlos, C 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

ESL-563A ESL LOW INTERMEDIATE 0.00 Units



Instructor: McDonough, G 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

ESL-564B ESL HIGH INTERMEDIATE 0.00 Units


01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 9:00AM - 11:50AM Family Resource Cntr.

Instructor: Thomas, S 4/6/20 - 6/24/20



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GESL-572A ESL: CONVERSATION 0.00 Units

ADVISORY: ESL 563A or equivalent. Walk-in registration only.REG: Walk-in registration only.01 LEC: T 6:00PM - 8:50PM

Instructor: Wahl, M 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

ESL-573A ESL: INTERMEDIATE WRITING 0.00 Units

ADVISORY: ESL 564B or equivalent. Walk-in registration only.REG: Walk-in registration only.

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: Th 6:00PM - 8:50PM

Instructor: Fair, C 4/9/20 - 6/25/20

ESL-591A ESL: MATH 0.00 Units

REG: Walk-in registration only.


Instructor: Mora-Sandoval, L / McDonough, G 4/6/20 - 6/24/20

ESL-592B ESL: PRONUNCIATION - LEVEL II 0.00 Units

ADVISORY: ESL 592A and ESL 563A or equivalent. REG: Walk-in registration only.


Instructor: Alper, M 4/6/20 - 6/24/20

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

EVS-103 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: HUMAN IMPACTS 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Mircheva, M 4/7/20 - 6/25/20 EVS-110 CALIFORNIA NATURALIST PROGRAM 4.50 Units

ADVISORY: The required field component of this course may involve overnight camping and hiking over potentially steep or uneven terrain. Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 9:00AM - 11:50AM Plus 18 hours TBA

Instructor: Valentine, S/Culp, C 5/4/20 - 6/24/20

EVS-191D How to Use Smartphones for Scientific 0.00 Units Data Collection

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: Fr 9:00AM - 11:50AM & 1:00PM - 3:50PM

Instructor: Ertis, B 6/5/20

FIRE SCIENCEFIR-102 FUNDAMENTALS OF FIRE PREVENTION 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: Completion or concurrent enrollment in FIR 101. Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Cota, A 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

FIRE ACADEMY

FIR-170C LAKE TAHOE BASIN FIRE ACADEMY, PART 3 12.00 Units

This course is part three of a three-part sequence which culminates in the instructional requirement for Firefighter I certification through the California State Fire Marshal’s office. Instruction includes fire fighter survival, auto extrication, wildland firefighting operations, wildland firefighting tools and equipment, fighting exterior fires in high-pile storage, ventilation operations, overhaul, structure fire search and rescue, utility control, fighting vehicle fires, live fire drills, and skill enhancement training. This is a physically demanding course and the curriculum conforms to standards for certification by the California State Board of Fire Services. Students will receive invoices in class to cover the cost of successful completion of individual certifications through the California State Fire Marshal (estimated at $80). In support of the stated student learning outcomes, this course includes 21 TBA hours, including at least 4 hours for a ride-along with a fire agency.PREREQUISITES: FIR 170B with a grade of “B” or betterADVISORY: Physically demanding course NOTE: The final for this class will be held on 6/22 from 7:30am-5:15pm . MATERIALS FEE: $40 01 LEC: M 7:30AM - 11:45AM LEC: M 1:00PM - 5:15PM LEC: Sa 7:30AM - 11:45AM LEC: Sa 1:00PM - 5:15PM Plus 21 hours TBA

Instructor: Labrado, K/Hughes, T 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

IN-SERVICE TRAINING FOR FIREFIGHTERSPREREQUISITE: Firefighter I certification through the California State Fire Marshal’s Office, State Board of Fire Services or equivalent training through an accredited fire academy or wildland fire training program. NOTE: This course requires handling live fires and other hazardous conditions. Interested students who are not currently employed as a firefighter should contact the instructor of record for an equivalency evaluation.

FIR-162A PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTER TRAINING PROGRAM: 2.75 Units PART 1

L1 99 hours TBA Lake Valley Protection Dist.

Instructor: Stephen, C 7/1/19 - 6/3/20

S1 99 hours TBA South Lake Tahoe Fire Dept.

Instructor: Drennan, J 7/1/19 - 6/3/20

T1 99 hours TBA Tahoe Douglas Fire Protection Dist.

Instructor: Antti, J 7/1/19 - 6/3/20


FIR-162B PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTER TRAINING PROGRAM: 5.50 Units PART 2







FIR-162C PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTER TRAINING PROGRAM: 8.25 Units PART 3







FIR-162D PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTER TRAINING PROGRAM: 11.00 Units PART 4







FIR-162E PROFESSIONAL FIREFIGHTER TRAINING PROGRAM: 14.00 Units PART 5







FIR-191HP SPECIAL TOPIC: CAL FIRE FIREFIGHTER TRAINING 3.25 Units PROGRAM (INTERMEDIATE INCIDENT FOR THE COMPANY OFFICER)

This course expands students’ knowledge of wildland firefighting, structure firefighting, emergency medical skills, first responder operations, firefighter rescue and survival techniques, hazardous material operations, ICS qualifications, technical rescue operations, and required updates on sexual harassment prevention and EEO and Cal OSHA mandates. Students will participate in lecture and performance-based learning activities that build on and demonstrate competency in company officer skills. Some activities are considered to be physically demanding and students must be capable of performing arduous work tasks as defined by the National Wildfire Coordinating Group. All hours are TBA and focus on achieving the stated student learning outcomes to meet mandated training requirements. Instruction incorporates agency specific protocols, policy and standard operating procedures. PREREQUISITE: Completion of California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection California Fire Academy and Company Officer Academy or equivalent. This course requires handling live fires and other hazardous conditions. Interested students who are not currently employed as a firefighter should contact the instructor of record for an equivalency evaluation. ADVISORY: This is a physically demanding and sometimes hazardous course. Students must be capable of performing at company officer skill set level.C1 120 hours TBA Cameron Park Fire Department

Instructor: Placke, C 7/1/19 - 6/3/20

GENERAL STUDIESGES-188 DEVELOPMENTAL SKILLS - INSTRUCTIONAL 1.00 Units SUPPORT

NOTE: Students must complete a minimum of 24 TBA hours of specific supplemental learning assistance in their general education English or Mathematics course. Enrollment is open through the fifth week of each quarter.

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] 24 hours TBA

Instructor: Greiner, K 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

GEOGRAPHYGEG-135 INTERMEDIATE GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION 3.50 Units SYSTEMS

NOTE: This course is cross-listed with CIS 135B. ADVISORY: CIS 135A or GEG 134 or equivalent. Transfer CSU only

*01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: Th 6:00PM - 8:50PM plus 1 hour per week online

Instructor: Schaefer, T 4/9/20 - 6/25/20

*NOTE: Section 01 is partially online. Students will be using a computer to assist with the learning process and are expected to attend class 3 hours per week with the remaining 1 hours per week completed online.



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GEL-103 HISTORY OF THE EARTH AND ITS LIFE 5.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Lawler, M 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

GEL-114 INTRODUCTION TO EARTH SCIENCES 5.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Valentine, S 4/7/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Valentine, S 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

HISTORYHIS-105 MODERN CALIFORNIA HISTORY 4.00 Units



Instructor: Sault, S 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

HIS-113 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES FROM THE 4.00 Units 20TH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT

ADVISORY: ENG 101 and ENG 103 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU01 LEC: MW 1:30PM - 3:20PM


Instructor: Duerk, J 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

HIS-127C HISTORY OF WORLD CIVILIZATIONS FROM 1750 4.00 Units TO THE PRESENT

ADVISORY: ENG 101 and ENG 103 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU



HUMANITIESHUM-103 THE MODERN WORLD 4.00 Units



Instructor: Provost, J 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

INTERNSHIPINTERNSHIP - GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCEFor information about LTCC’s Internship Program and how to apply, visit www.ltcc.edu/internship. This program provides college credits in exchange for on-the-job experience. Interested students should apply for the program at least 6 weeks before the quarter begins.

Corequisites: Students must be available to volunteer 4 to 24 hours per week (if paid, hours per week increase as outlined in the work experience program) for an approved business and must have an application on file each quarter enrolled.

INTERNSHIP STUDENTS MUST BE INTERVIEWED AND SELECTED PRIOR TO ATTENDING THE MANDATORY ORIENTATION. Transfer CSU only REG: Walk-in registration only.

WKX-102 INTERNSHIP-GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-5.00 Units

01 TBA Instructor: Staff 4/6/20 - 6/25/2002 TBA Instructor: Staff 5/18/20 - 6/25/20 03 TBA Instructor: Jenkins, J 2/10/20 - 5/29/20INTERNSHIP-OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE

BSN-133 BUSINESS INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units

01 TBA Instructor: Staff 4/6/20 - 6/25/20 02 TBA Instructor: Staff 5/18/20 - 6/25/20

CIS-133 COMPUTER & INFO SCIENCES INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units

01 TBA Instructor: Staff 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

COM-133 COMMUNICATIONS INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units

01 TBA Instructor: Staff 4/6/20 - 6/25/2002 TBA Instructor: Staff 5/18/20 - 6/25/20

COU-133 COUNSELING INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


CRJ-133 CRIMINAL JUSTICE INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


CUL-133 CULINARY INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


ECE-133 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


EDU-133 EDUCATION INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


EVS-133 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


FIR-133 FIRE SCIENCE INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units



FOR-133 FORESTRY INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


HEA-133 ALLIED HEALTH INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units

01 TBA Instructor: Staff 4/6/20 - 6/25/2002 TBA Instructor: Staff 5/18/20 - 6/25/20 03 TBA Instructor: Jenkins, J 2/10/20 - 5/29/20

HRM-133 HOTEL & RESTAURANT MGMT. INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


MOA-133 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


WLD-133 WILDERNESS EDUCATION INTERNSHIP 1.00-6.00 Units


JAPANESEJPN-143 CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE III 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: JPN 142 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Green, N 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

MATHEMATICSMAT-103B COLLEGE ALGEBRA (PART II) 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 153 and either MAT 154A or MAT 154AA with a grade of “C” or better. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Richardson, S 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

MAT-104 COLLEGE TRIGONOMETRY 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 103A with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. COREQUISITES: MAT 103B or equivalent. Prior completion of MAT 103B with a grade of “C” or better also satisfies this corequisite. Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Armbrust, B 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

MAT-107 CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY (PART III) 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 106 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MWF 8:30AM - 10:10AM

Instructor: Green, L 4/6/20 - 6/24/20

MAT-109 MATHEMATICS FOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 154A or 154AA with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: LeVine, C 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

MAT-118 CALCULUS FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 154A or MAT 154AA or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Shen, H 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

MAT-152A BASIC ALGEBRA (PART I) 4.00 Units

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 9:00AM - 10:50AM


MAT-152B BASIC ALGEBRA (PART II) 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 152A or MAT 152AA with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.



MAT-154A INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA 4.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 152B or MAT 152BB with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.


Instructor: Richardson, S 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

02* ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 10:00AM - 11:50AM

Instructor: Brant, B 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

*NOTE: Section 02 will be opened once Section 01 is full.

MAT-159 MATH PREPARATION FOR STATISTICS 4.00 Units

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MWF 9:30AM - 10:40AM Instructor: Zhukovska, L 4/6/20 - 6/24/20





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PREREQUISITES: MAT 154A or MAT 154AA with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MWF 11:00AM - 12:40PM

Instructor: Walker, W 4/6/20 - 6/22/20


Instructor: Walker, W 4/7/20 - 6/23/20




Instructor: McConaghy, K 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Zhukovska, L 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: McConaghy, K 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

*NOTE: Section 06 will be opened once Sections 04 and 05 are full.

MAT-204 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MAT 107 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MWF 1:00PM - 2:40PM

Instructor: Ambrust, B 4/6/20 - 6/24/20

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT

MOA-237 MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING 3.00 Units

ADVISORY: MOA 236 or equivalent.Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Stasburg, G 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

MOA-238 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, PART 1 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Eichenberger, J 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

MUSICMUS-101 MUSIC LISTENING AND APPRECIATION 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Festinger, K 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

MUS-104B HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Williams, M 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

MUS-104E THE BEATLES 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU



MUS-119B PRO TOOLS 110: PRO TOOLS FUNDAMENTALS II 3.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: MUS 119A: Pro Tools 101: Introduction to Pro Tools Transfer CSU only



PHILOSOPHYPHI-101 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY 4.00 Units



Instructor: Kontorovich, R 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

PHI-205 CONTEMPORARY MORAL ISSUES 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Hansen, K 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

PHYSICAL EDUCATION ATHLETICS

NOTE: Student athletes should see a counselor or coaching staff for information on courses required to be eligible for intercollegiate athletics.

PEA-102A SPORTS TECHNIQUES AND CONDITIONING - SOCCER 2.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU (unit limit)

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 7:30AM - 8:50AM LAB: F 1:00PM - 1:50PM

Instructor: Larter, J 4/6/20 - 6/24/20

NOTE: Section 01 will meet MW of Finals week during the regularly scheduled time.


PHYSICAL EDUCATION - FITNESS

PEF-550 FITNESS FOR LIFE (ADULT WELLNESS) 0.00 Units

ADVISORY: If certain medical conditions exist, a physician’s note may be required. REG: Walk-in registration only.

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MWF 9:30AM - 10:50AM


02 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MWF 11:00AM - 12:20PM



Instructor: Wright, J 4/7/20 - 6/25/20

PEF 552 WELLNESS AND HEALTH FOR THE OLDER ADULT 0.00 units

NOTE: This course will be held in the Fitness Education Center. See FEC hours on page 3. REG: Walk-in registration only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] 48 hours TBA Fitness Education Center

Instructor: Staff 4/6/20-6/24/20

GOLF

PEF-125A GOLF 1 1.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU (unit limit)FACILITY USE FEE: $40

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 1:00PM - 2:50PM Lake Tahoe Golf Course

Instructor: Chung, N 5/19/20 - 6/25/20

This class is concurrent with PEF 125B/C/D/F.

PEF-125B GOLF 2 1.00 Units

ADVISORY: PEF 125A or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU (unit limit)FACILITY USE FEE: $40



This class is concurrent with PEF 125A/C/D/F.

PEF-125C GOLF 3 1.00 Units

ADVISORY: PEF 125A or PEF 125B or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU (unit limit)FACILITY USE FEE: $40



This class is concurrent with PEF 125A/B/D/F.

PEF-125D GOLF 4 1.00 Units

ADVISORY: PEF 125A or PEF 125B or PEF 125C or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU (unit limit)FACILITY USE FEE: $40



This class is concurrent with PEF 125A/B/C/F.

PEF-125E GOLF 5 1.00 Units

ADVISORY: PEF 125A or PEF 125B or PEF 125C or PEF 125D or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU (unit limit)FACILITY USE FEE: $40



This class is concurrent with PEF 125A/B/C/F.

VOLLEYBALL

PEF-124A VOLLEYBALL 1 1.75 Units


01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTH 7:30PM - 8:55PM

Instructor: Spina, J 4/14/20 - 6/25/20

This class is concurrent with PEF 124B/C/D/E/F.

PEF-124B VOLLEYBALL 2 1.75 Units

ADVISORY: PEF 124A or equivalent.Transfer UC/CSU (unit limit)



This class is concurrent with PEF 124A/C/D/E/F.

PEF-124C VOLLEYBALL 3 1.75 Units

ADVISORY: PEF 124A or PEF 124B or PEF 124C equivalent.Transfer UC/CSU (unit limit)



This class is concurrent with PEF 124A/B/D/E/F.

PEF-124D VOLLEYBALL 4 1.75 Units




This class is concurrent with PEF 124A/B/C/E/F.

PEF-124E VOLLEYBALL 5 1.75 Units




This class is concurrent with PEF 124A/B/C/D/F.



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This class is concurrent with PEF 124A/B/C/D/E.

YOGA

PEF-140E VINYASA YOGA: BEGINNING 1.75 Units



Instructor: Haubrich, L 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

This class is concurrent with PEF 140F.

PEF-140F VINYASA YOGA: INTERMEDIATE 1.75 Units



Instructor: Haubrich, L 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

This class is concurrent with PEF 140E.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION - HEALTH

PEH-100 PERSONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS 4.00 UNITS

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Spina, M 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

PEH-101 NUTRITION 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU 01 LEC: MW 9:00AM - 10:50AM





PEH-102 NUTRITION FOR FITNESS AND SPORT 4.00 Units

Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Morris, W 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

PHYSICAL EDUCATION - THEORY

PET-106 FIRST AID AND CPR 4.00 Units




PHYSICSPHY-106 GENERAL PHYSICS III 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: PHY 105 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU (course limit)

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 11:00AM - 1:05PM LAB: F 11:00AM - 1:50PM

Instructor: Cox, C 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

PHY-108 GENERAL PHYSICS (CALCULUS)-WAVES 6.00 Units THERMODYNAMICS, AND LIGHT

PREREQUISITE: MAT 106 and PHY 107 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.COREQUISITE:MAT 107 or equivalent. Prior completion of MAT 107 with a grade of “C” or better also satisfied this corequisite. Transfer UC/CSU (course limit)

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 3:00PM - 5:45PM LAB: F 3:00PM - 5:50PM

Instructor: Armbrust, B 4/6/20 - 6/22/20

PHY-208 GENERAL PHYSICS (CALCULUS) - OPTICS AND 6.00 Units MODERN PHYSICS

PREREQUISITE: PHY 207 or equivalent with a grade of “C” or better. MAT 202 or equivalent or appropriate skills demonstrated through the math assessment process. Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: TTh 4:00PM - 6:20PM LAB: F 8:00AM - 11:05AM

Instructor: Cox, C 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

POLITICAL SCIENCEPOL-101 INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 4.00 Units AND POLITICS







PSYCHOLOGYPSY-101 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU 01 LEC: TTh 1:00PM - 2:50PM




Instructor: Tomolillo, C 4/6/20 - 6/25/20



PSY-102 CHILD AND ADOLESCENT GROWTH 4.00 Units AND DEVELOPMENT

NOTE: This course is cross-listed with ECE 102.ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Herron, A 4/6/20 - 6/22/20



PSY-103 ADULT DEVELOPMENT 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 101 and PSY 101 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: W 6:00PM - 9:50PM

Instructor: St. James, G 4/8/20 - 6/24/20

PSY-104 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 4.00 Units



Instructor: Miguel, M 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

PSY-202 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 4.00 Units



Instructor: Melucci, N 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

PSY-210 INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent. PREREQUISITES: PSY 101 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU

01 ONLINE - To begin, go to www.ltcc.edu/online Instructor: Melucci, N 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

PSY-211 RESEARCH METHODS AND DESIGN 5.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent. PREREQUISITES: MAT 201 and PSY 101 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU



02 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: T 9:30AM - 10:55AM Plus 5.25 hours per week online


REAL ESTATERES-151 CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: One of the additional two courses required by the State Department of Real Estate is Real Estate Practice (RES 155). It is recommended students complete either Real Estate Finance (RES 154) or Legal Aspects of Real Estate (RES 152) as the elective course.


Instructor: Heggen, S 4/13/20 - 6/25/20

RES-154 REAL ESTATE FINANCE 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: RES 151 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.


Instructor: Darby, J 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

RES-155 REAL ESTATE PRACTICE 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: RES 151 with a grade of “C” or equivalent.


Instructor: Heggen, S 4/13/20 - 6/25/20

RELIGIONREL-107 THE PRINCIPLE TEACHINGS OF BUDDHISM 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 101 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU 01 LEC: TTh 3:30PM - 5:20PM


Instructor: Massman, V 4/7/20 - 6/23/20

SOCIOLOGYSOC-101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY 4.00 Units



Instructor: Thomas, C 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Staff 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

*Section 02 will be opened once section 01 is full.



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Instructor: Jeung, J 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

SPANISHSPA-101 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I 5.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Huichapa, A 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Cunningham, J 4/20/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Bergner, N 5/18/20-6/25/20


SPA-102 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: SPA 101 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU


Instructor: Scutt, B 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Pierce, S 5/18/20 - 6/25/20

SPA-103 ELEMENTARY SPANISH III 5.00 Units


01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: MW 8:30AM - 10:55AM

Instructor: Pierce, S 4/6/20 - 6/22/20


Instructor: Young, T 4/20/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Goralski, C 4/20/20 - 6/25/20

SPA-110 HISPANIC CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE 4.00 Units

Transfer UC/CSU



SPA-201 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I 5.00 Units

PREREQUISITES: SPA 103 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU 01 ONLINE - To begin, go to www.ltcc.edu/online

Instructor: Gormley, E 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Zollinger, M 4/20/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Cunningham, J 4/20/20 - 6/25/20


SPA-203 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH III 5.00 Units



Instructor: Gormley, E 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

SPA-221B SPANISH FOR HERITAGE AND BILINGUAL 3.00 Units SPEAKERS 1B




SPEECHSPE-101 PUBLIC SPEAKING 4.00 Units



Instructor: Snyder, S 4/7/20 - 6/23/20


Instructor: Works, B 4/6/20 - 6/25/20


Instructor: Works, B 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

*NOTE: Section 03 will be opened once section 02 is full. SPE-104 SPEECH COMMUNICATION 4.00 Units

ADVISORY: ENG 152 or equivalent. Transfer UC/CSU 01 ONLINE - To begin, go to www.ltcc.edu/online

Instructor: Beaton, J 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

MUSICAL THEATREPrerequisites: Successful audition.Transfer CSU/UC

THE-135A MUSICAL REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE (A) 1.00 Units

01 36 hours TBA

Instructor: Matthews, B 4/6/20 - 6/25/20

THE-135B MUSICAL REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE (B) 2.00 Units

01 48 hours TBA



THE-135C MUSICAL REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE (C) 3.00 Units

01 84 hours TBA


THE-135D MUSICAL REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE (D) 4.00 Units

01 120 hours TBA


TECHNICAL STAGEPrerequisites: Successful interview.Transfer CSU/UC

THE-136A TECHNICAL THEATRE: STAGE PRODUCTION (A) 1.00 Units

01 36 hours TBA


THE-136B TECHNICAL THEATRE: STAGE PRODUCTION (B) 2.00 Units

01 48 hours TBA


THE-136C TECHNICAL THEATRE: STAGE PRODUCTION (C) 3.00 Units

01 84 hours TBA


THE-136D TECHNICAL THEATRE: STAGE PRODUCTION (D) 4.00 Units

01 120 hours TBA


WILDERNESS EDUCATION

WLD-100 FOUNDATIONS OF RECREATION 3.00 Units LAND MANAGEMENT

Transfer CSU only.


Instructor: Estrada, D 4/20/20 - 6/25/20

WLD-105C WILDERNESS NAVIGATION 1.50 Units

ADVISORY: This course will include late night field trips. Students are encouraged to bring their own compass and GPS unit and/or have a GPS mapping application for their smart phone.Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC/FIELD: SaSu (6/6, 6/7) 8:00AM-4:50PM FIELD: SaSu (6/13, 6/14) 4:00PM-10:50PM TBA LEC/FIELD: SaSu (6/20, 6/21) 8:00AM-3:50PM

Instructor: Feist, T 6/6/20-6/21/20

WLD-107A WILDERNESS FIRST AID 1.50 Units

NOTE: An American Heart Association (AHA) healthcare provider CPR

certification is available in this course.Transfer CSU onlyMATERIALS FEE: $10

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: W (5/6, 5/13) 6:00PM-8:50PM LEC/FIELD: FSaSu (5/8-5/10) 8:00AM-5:50PM

Instructor: Browning, M 5/6/20 - 5/13/20

WLD-107B WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER 4.50 Units


01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC: W (5/27, 6/3, 6/10) 6:00PM-10:25PM LEC: Th (5/28) 8:00AM-5:50 PM LEC/FIELD FSaSu (5/29-6/7) 8:00AM-5:50PM

Instructor: Bitner, J 5/27/20 - 6/10/20

WLD-240 WILDERNESS EDUCATION AND OUTDOOR 4.50 Units LEADERSHIP CAPSTONE

Prerequisites: WLD 101 and WLD 103 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.ADVISORY: BSN 100 and ECO 102 or equivalent.Transfer CSU only


Instructor: Feist, T 4/7/20 - 6/18/20

SEARCH AND RESCUE

WLD-102 INTRODUCTION TO SEARCH & RESCUE 2.00 Units

Transfer CSU only.


Instructor: Gabler, S 4/20/20 - 6/25/20

WLD-112E SEARCH THEORY 1.00 Units

Transfer CSU only.



WLD-113A SEARCH AND RESCUE ASSESSMENT 1.50 Units

PREREQUISITES: WLD 102 with a grade of “C” or better or equivalent.ADVISORY: WLD 105C, and WLD 112E, and WLD 119A or equivalent. All personal and SAR-ready pack equipment must be provided by the student.Transfer CSU only

01 ENHANCED VIRTUAL EDUCATION [EVE] LEC/FIELD: SaSu 12:00PM-8:50 PM




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GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCEFor information or to RSVP for orientation about LTCC’s Work Experience program, visit www.ltcc.edu/work experience. This program provides up to 5 college credits for students who are already employed in jobs.

Corequisites: Students must be available to work 4 to 40 hours per week for an approved business and must have an application file each quarter enrolled.Please choose one of the following Orientation times/days: Wednesday, March 18th from 12PM-1PM Tuesday, April 7th from 11AM-12PM & 4PM-5PM Wednesday, April 8th from 11AM-12PM Thursday, April 9th from 12PM-1PM NOTE: If a student is unable to attend one of the above mandatory orientation dates due to an unavoidable work or class schedule conflict, please call ext. 294 to schedule an appointment with the Instructor. Transfer CSU only REG: Walk-in registration only.

WKX-101 GENERAL WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00 - 5.00 Units


OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE If you are already in a job, please attend the mandatory orientation at the beginning of each quarter. (Up to 6 work experience units may be earned per quarter.)

BSN-132 BUSINESS WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units


CIS-132 COMPUTER & INFO SCIENCES WORK EXP. 1.00-6.00 Units


COM-132 COMMUNICATIONS WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units


SELING WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units


CRJ-132 CRIMINAL JUSTICE WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units


CUL-132 CULINARY WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units


ECE-132 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION WORK EXP. 1.00-6.00 Units


EDU-132 EDUCATION WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units



EVS-132 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE WORK EXP. 1.00-6.00 Units


FIR-132 FIRE SCIENCE WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units


FOR-132 FORESTRY WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units


HEA-132 ALLIED HEALTH WORK EXPERIENCE 1.00-6.00 Units


HRM-132 HOTEL & RESTAURANT MGMT. WORK EXP. 1.00-6.00 Units


MOA-132 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT WORK EXP. 1.00-6.00 Units


WORLD LANGUAGESWorld languages offered are listed by subject: American Sign Language (ASL), French (FRE), Japanese (JPN), and Spanish (SPA). Please go to the subject listing to see course offering details.


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Register & PayHow to RegisterIt’s easy. You have three options:

• ltccConnect: visit ltccConnect.com It takes less than 90 seconds to create an account online.

• Call: (530) 541-4660 x 717

• In Person: Visit the CONNECT office, Room B107 located in the Main Building on campus.

Payment InformationBe sure to register early as workshops fill quickly or may be cancelled due to low enrollment.Payments are due in full prior to the start of the workshop.Visa, MC, Cash, and Checks accepted. Homeschool vouchers accepted.Kids’ scholarships may be available.Payment plans available.

CONNECT Office Hours Monday-Friday, 10am-3pmLTCC, Room B107(530) 541-4660 x717ltccConnect.com

Refund PolicyIf a workshop is cancelled, you will be refunded in full. If you wish to drop a workshop, contact the CONNECT office 48 hours prior to the start of the workshop. You may receive the cost of the workshop fee in full as a credit on your CONNECT account or refunded the workshop fee, minus a $25 non-refundable cancellation fee.

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Welcome to CONNECT Community Education. We are always adding new workshops for you to enjoy. For the most current and updated workshop information, please visit us online at ltccConnect.com.

Community KitchenBackcountry Bartending and Healthy Mixology Michelle Stohlgren, Certified MixologistJoin Garden to Glass as we teach you how to transform Tahoe-foraged plants into health and wellness beverages and artisanal cocktails. This workshop is ideal for anyone who loves spending time outdoors, is passionate about botany, or simply enjoys fabulous cocktails. You must be 21 or over to take this workshop. WED, June 24 5:00pm-7:00pm $55

Herbal AlchemyGina Woods, Certified Herbalist, Holistic Nutritional Counselor and Whole Foods ChefLearn how to incorporate whole foods into your lifestyle and discover the accessibility of herbal medicine and how to incor-porate it into each meal. Step into the LTCC culinary kitchen and explore safe and effective herbal remedies, seasonal recipes, and techniques for creating healing cuisine at home. FRI, Feb 28 5:30pm-8:30pm $95

Plant-Based Tahoe Culinary Workshop June Denney RDN, Beth Dameral RN, Jean Bergner, Ivone Larson, Michelle Reilly, and Wanda Pershnick; Plant-Based Certified InstructorsDr. Greg Bergner, Barton Wellness DirectorDiscover the many ways to make whole food taste delicious and appealing for the entire family. Two sessions are offered each quarter for your convenience.FRI, Jan 24 5:00pm-8:45pm $95SAT, Jan 25 9:45am-1:30pm $95FRI, Apr 17 5:00pm-8:45pm $95SAT, Apr 18 9:45am-1:30pm $95

@LtccConnect Plant-Based Tahoe Institute Keynote: Dr. Klaper, MD and Health EducatorEnjoy a full weekend of plant-based culinary workshops, inspirational wellness lectures, outdoor mindfulness sessions, and motivating movement classes.FRI-SUN, AUG 28-30


Health, Fitness & WellnessCreative ArtsDiscovering Early Bloomers Lisa Berry, Avid Flora and Fauna HikerParticipants will hike trails in search of wildflowers that bloom before the peak season begins. Emphasis will be on identification and photography. Trails near the Tahoe area will be explored, depending on snow melt and trail accessibility.SAT, June 20 9:00am-12:00pm $65

Interested In Other Fitness Classes?Check out the many credit offerings listed in the front of this schedule: Physical Education-Fitness (PEF) offerings and Wilderness Education (WLD)

Elastic Theatre Murray D. Smith, MA., BA., PGCEJoin us for a six-week, free-for-all theatre workshop for all levels. Bring your ideas for stage performances. Scene work, Stand Up, Cabaret, and Comedy Skits. Let’s have some fun!MON, Jan 27-Mar 9 6:00pm-9:00pm $155

Knitting: Learn to Knit & BeyondLauren Zebo, Knitting Nest OwnerThis creative and fun-filled workshop begins with essential lessons for new and experienced knitters: choosing supplies, casting on, knitting, purling and binding off. Learn to Knit $95/session MON, Jan 27-Mar 9* 5:15-7:15pmMON, Mar 16-Apr 20 5:15-7:15pmMON, Apr 27-June 8* 5:15-7:15pm *No class Feb 17, May 25Knitting Club $75/session

Learn to Play the UkuleleDustin Johnson, Professional Ukulele InstructorThe wildly popular ukulele is considered the easiest stringed instrument to learn to play. THU, Feb 27-Apr 2 6:00-7:00pm $95THU, Apr 30-June 4 6:00-7:00pm $95

CONNECT FitWe have combined all your favorite workout classes into one easy program. Choose from over 10 classes per week with all your favorite coaches. All classes are located on the beautiful LTCC campus. Jan 6-Mar 27 (no class Jan 20, Feb 14-17) $155Mar 30-June 19 (no class May 25) $155See schedule at ltccConnect.com. Also refer to the inside the back cover.

Fitness Education CenterLTCC’s Fitness Education Center (FEC) is one of the finest and most affordable fitness and weight training facilities in our area. No refunds will be issued for this workshop. Participants may also be interested in PEF 552, a free, non-credit class for adults 50 and older. Inquire at the One-Stop Office in the Main Building Commons.LTCC Fitness Education Center hours: MON-FRI*: 6am-9pm & SAT: 8am-4pmAnnual Membership - Jan 2, 2020 - Dec 20, 2020 $275 Jan 6-Mar 28 (12-wk session) $85 Jan 6-Feb 13 or Feb 18-Mar 26 (6-wk session) $42.50 Apr 6-Jun 24 (12-wk session) $85 Apr 6-May 16 or May 18-June 24 (6-wk session) $42.50

Honor Yourself RetreatKim Silver, Healing Therapist & Author, The Invisible MirrorEnjoy this relaxing one-day retreat. Learn how to honor yourself by balancing your mind, body, and soul. This is the perfect blend of easy hiking in the positive energy of nature, meditation time, discussion on how to honor and heal yourself, guided Jin Shin Jyutsu session (Japanese healing art, similar to acupressure), and quiet time for yourself to relax and breathe. Participants need to bring a bag lunch, wear comfortable clothes, and running or hiking shoes, and bring a notepad and pen, beach towel or yoga mat to use. SUN, May 31 11:30am-4:30pm $75

Ladies Mountain BikingTasha Thomas, Pro Mountain Bike RacerThis workshop is about bringing women together to enhance mountain bike skills, gain confidence, and learn to navigate the Tahoe trail system in a comfortable environment. MON/WED, June 8, 10, 15, 17 5:00-7:00pm $155TUE/THU, June 9, 11, 16, 18 5:00-7:00pm $155

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nNordic Community Ski CenterThe Nordic Center offers five to seven kilometers of groomed trails for both classic and skate skiing. Season passes offer access to the groomed trail system from dawn to dusk, 7 days/week. Pass revenues will go to the continuation and growth of LTCC’s Nordic Ski Center. The program is operated by volunteers for your enjoyment. For more information, visit www.ltccNordicCenter.com.

Season Pass Prices: Family Pass $85 Couples Pass $23 Individual Pass $29 Student Pass $10 Day Use Pass $5

People on Weights Darla Mazzoni, ACE, PFTPeople on Weights provides a personal training approach to group fitness using a variety of strength training concepts. TUE/THU, Jan 7-Mar 26 4:00pm-5:00pm $145TUE/THU, Apr 7-Jun 25 4:00pm-5:00pm $145

Soccer: Adult Futsal LeaguesThis league is designed to provide adult men (33 and older) and women (open league) an opportunity to play competitive soccer. Games are 5 v 5.

MEN - SUN, Dec 1-Mar 22* $125 per playerGame times are 5:30pm-8:30pm.

WOMEN - SAT, Dec 2-Mar 21* $125 per playerGame times are 5:00pm-8:00pm.

*No games Jan 19, Jan 20, Feb 16, Feb 17

Spin with Strength Training and Nutrition June Denney, RDN, Certified Spin InstructorImprove participants’ cardiovascular fitness and endurance levels while learning the latest scientific nutritional research. TUE/THU, Jan 7-Mar 26 7:00am-8:30am 90 min. $175 8:35am-9:50am 75 min. $155TUE/THU, Apr 7-June 25 7:00am-8:30am 90 min. $175 8:35am-9:50am 75 min. $155

Save the date! Tahoe Rugby Weekend: August 8-9

Home & GardenBackyard Beekeeping Debbie Gilmore, BeekeeperWhat’s the big buzz about bees? Learn the basics of beekeeping and more about this intriguing and essential insect! Bees are a wonderful addition to any garden. SAT, July 11 9:00am-3:00pm $85

Kids & TeensKids’ Summer Camp Schedule 2020

Sign up for multiple camps and save 10%Use coupon code: Sunshine

Bouldering June 23-26Mtn Biking: Girls Rule June 29-July 2Mtn Biking: New to Sport July 6-10Little Explorers July 6-10Mtn. Bike: Int. Terrain July 13-17STEM July 13-17Coyote Soccer Camp July 13-17 Rock Climbing: Adv. July 8-29 (Wed)SUP July 14-17 Acting July 13-17 Archery July 20-24Basketball July 20-24STEM July 20-27Tennis Development July 20-24Tennis Academy July 27-31Mtn. Bike: Adv. Terrain July 27-31Spanish Kids’ Camp July 27-31Skateboarding July 27-31Skateboarding Aug 3-7Little Explorers Aug 3-7STEM Aug 3-7Kayak Aug 10-14Future Artists Aug 10-14Rock Climbing: Beg. Aug 17-20Outdoor Painting Aug 17-21Rock Climbing: Int. Aug 24-27

For current workshop information, please visit ltccConnect.com.

STEM Summer Camp Program STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and MathBack and bigger by popular demand, the STEM summer camp program will run weekly July 13-August 7 as half-day camps. Offered for late elementary through middle school, hot topics include: Coding, How to Make (Almost) Anything, Monster Lab and much more! For program details, please visit tahoestemcamp.com.

AM Session MON-FRI 9:00am-12:00pm $195/weekPM Session MON-FRI 1:00pm-4:00pm $195/week


Kids & Teens Acting Ages: 7-16Pam Taylor & Richard Sargent, ActorsYoung actors get stage time while they participate in a variety of acting exercises, partnered scene work, and improvisation. Acting techniques are taught in a fun, fast-paced environment, with lots of opportunity to develop acting skills, imagination, self-confidence, and creativity. FRI, Apr 17-May 22 4:00pm-6:00pm $99

Save the date! Kids Acting Camp: July 13-17, 2020

Babysitting 411 Ages: 12-14Kelley Pettit, Certified ASHI CPR First Aid TrainerAttention young adults! Get ready to start a successful summer babysitting business. Learn tips on how to create a successful babysitting business, what to expect from children ages birth to 10, how to guide children’s behavior, and child safety and emergency preparedness. Workshop includes CPR/First Aid certification. CPR certification covers CPR for infants and children as well as AED and choking. SAT, Apr 18 9:00am-2:00pm $75SAT, June 13 9:00am-2:00pm $75

Climbing: Bouldering Ages 6-16Ivan Balardo, LTCC Wilderness Program Graduate & Boulder InstructorKids will learn climbing movement techniques including proper balance, body position, and footwork. TUE, Apr 21-May 26 4:00pm-5:30pm $155

Guitar: Beginner Ages 7-16Dustin Johnson, Professional Guitar InstructorKids will learn how to tune guitars, proper techniques for holding a guitar, strumming techniques, basic chords, music notation, and plucking notation on the guitar. THU, Feb 20-Mar 26 5:00pm-6:00pm $145THU, Apr 30-June 4 5:00pm-6:00pm $145

Nature Immersion Ages: 5-10Marshauna Mikelionis & Stephanie DeStefano, The Creative WildForest classes offer a play-based, inquiry based, entirely outdoor program designed to foster deep, meaningful connections with the earth. Classes promote environmental stewardship and provide children with a foundation for essential social skills that enhance emotional intelligence. Our emergent curriculum focuses on STEM-based learning as we investigate in nature. WED, May 20-June 24 4:00pm-5:30pm $145

Soccer: Coyote Indoor Program Ages: 7-15Keep your skills fresh and your feet on the ball in the winter months. Kids learn skills to improve touch, control, coordination, and speed tactics through drills and scrimmages. Session 1: SUN, Mar 1-Mar 29 3:30pm-5:00pm $99Session 2: SUN, Apr 19-May 17 3:30pm-5:00pm $99

Kids’ camp scholarships are available. To inquire, please call (530) 541-4660 x 754.

Spanish: The Bridge Language AcademyThe Bridge Language Academy is a Spanish immersion enrichment program for pre-kindergarten through second grade children. All activities in this workshop will be conducted in Spanish with the facilitator employing a wide variety of instructional strategies to support participants in their understanding and learning.Winter: Dec 2-Mar 13 (no class Dec 16-Jan 3 & Feb 17-21)Spring: Mar 16-June 12 (no class April 6-10, May 25)

De Colores: Ages: 3-4TUE/THU 9:00am-12:00pm $545FRI 9:00am-12:00pm $345

Semillas: Ages: 5-7MON/WED 9:00am-12:00pm $545TUE/THU (after school) 3:30pm-5:30pm $385

Flores: Ages: 8-12MON/WED (after school) 1:00pm-3:00pm $385

Homeschool vouchers accepted. Call CONNECT to register. (530)541-4660 ext. 717

Save the date! Tahoe Rugby Weekend: August 8-9, 2020

Ages 16+

Save the date! Coyote Summer Soccer Camp

& Lunch Hour: July 13-17, 2020

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nWilderness Leadership Training Ages: 14+Damion Estrada, LTCC Wilderness ProgramThis workshop is designed for those interested in working for the CONNECT Summer Kids camps and summer leadership jobs. Participants will learn the Wilderness Adventure Leadership Compass, which includes learning leadership styles and strategies. The skills learned in this workshop will help future Leaders navigate the complexities of leadership in a wilderness setting. WED, May 27 1:00pm-5:00pm $45

Life Enhancement Basic Bicycle Maintenance and RepairEric Patterson, Certified Bike MechanicThis informative workshop is designed for bike riders interested in learning basic bicycle maintenance and repair. Learn the importance of cleaning, securing, and lubricating key components, repair flat tires, fix broken chains, and adjust brakes. Be prepped to tackle any adventure for the bike season.TUE, May 5 6:00pm-8:00pm $40

Fly Fishing Shane Reynolds, Fly Fishing InstructorThis workshop introduces the basic skills and concepts of fly fishing. Learn how to fly cast, read water, and tie knots. Ages 12+ welcome. Bring your fly rod and reel. Time will be spent in the classroom and on the river.SAT/SUN, June 20-21 8:00am-12:00pm $110

Family Holiday Movie NightJoin us for wholesome family fun with a holiday movie on the big screen in the Duke Theatre. Ticket price includes Coyote Claus family photos, trolley rides, hot cocoa, and popcorn.THU, Dec 12 5:30pm-8:30pmFamily Pass (4) $25Adults $10Students $5 (enrolled in LTCC or LTUSD)

Forest BathingFelix Brosch, Certified Nature and Forest Therapy Guide Experience the healing powers of the forest. Learn about Forest Bathing/Shinrinyoku and how to incorporate it in your life. Shinrinyoku can translate to soaking up the medicine of the forest. A time to connect with self, others, and the natural world by slowing down and experiencing our many senses. Tea Ceremony included at the end of the walk. More information at www.earthkraft.org.SUN, June 7 10:00am-1:00pm $35

How to Live Your Best LifeRachel Yakar, Occupational TherapistLearn to implement healthy habits to improve your life using intention and design. Registered and licensed occupational therapist Rachel Yakar will guide you to create and implement healthy habits and routines for lifestyle change. Topics include time management tools, relaxation strategies, work/life fit, role exploration, balanced eating. Using elements from science-based, Lifestyle Redesign®, this series will enable you to establish a personalized and sustainable health plan using your daily habits, routines, and meaningful activities to prevent disease and promote well-being. WED, Feb 12-Mar 18 6:00pm-7:30pm $185

How Not to Die BrokeTawni Janvrin, Certified Consultant and CoachThis workshop is focused on how to think about money, how to budget, and how to make your money work for you. Leave with a clear budget and a strategy for how to not die broke.TUE, Jan 14 6:00pm-8:00pm $55TUE, Apr14 6:00pm-8:00pm $55


Motorcycle Training Toni Morris, Total Control Training InstructorThe California Motorcyclist Safety Program Motorcyclist Training Course (CMSP MTC) is designed for the novice rider with no (or limited) street-riding experience. This course includes both classroom and on-cycle instruction. You will learn fundamental skills required to operate the motorcycle and progress to street riding skills and strategies. Topics covered include fear, understanding how motorcycles turn, proper cornering strategies, and emergency crash avoidance skills. Basic bicycle riding skills are required.All workshops are FRI/SAT/SUN. Fees: $180 (under 21) $225 (21+)Details: FRI, 5:00pm-8:00pm in classroom SAT/SUN 8:00am-5:00pm New for summer! Intermediate Training For experienced riders and those who have taken our Basic Skills workshop.For more information and list of dates, visit LtccConnect.com.

Tahoe HistoryDavid Borges, Lake Tahoe HistorianThis workshop surveys the history of the area around Lake Tahoe from its geologic formation and first inhabitants through its 19th and 20th-century developments. Events both inside and outside the Basin will be studied for their impact on the region. The workshop will include concurrent United States, California and Nevada historical events where Tahoe was involved. Participants will have a thorough understanding of Tahoe History to share with visitors, friends and families that visit the area. THU, Jan 9-Feb 14 6:00pm- 8:00pm $135

Professional DevelopmentFundamentals of Wilderness First Aid (WFA)Jim Bitner, Certified Wilderness First AidThis two-day workshop covers the basic principles of patient care in a remote setting including patient assessment, circulatory, respiratory, and nervous systems, musculoskeletal system, fractures, and extremity splinting techniques. Other topics include lightning injuries, heat and cold injuries, including Hypothermia and Heat Stroke. Gain confidence in your ability to respond to emergencies in the backcountry that will challenge your thinking and give you decision-making skills and practice. This workshop is intended for those who are outdoor enthusiasts on day trips or short adventures.SAT/SUN, May 16-17 8:00am-5:00pm $185

How to Find, Share, & Get Paid For Your GiftTawni Janvrin, Certified Consultant and CoachYou have a gift. Your gift should be shared. You should be paid for the gifts that you have. This three-part workshop will focus on how to understand your gifts as they relate to the professional world and competitive market, how to showcase your talent in a desirable way so that others will want to pay your for the gifts that you can provide. Included is a free career assessment, how to build a career roadmap, and how to write and present a killer resume or pitch. TUE, Jan 15, 22, 29 6:00am-8:00pm $125TUE, Apr 15, 22, 29 6:00am-8:00pm $125

Voiceovers: Now Is Your TimeLisa Foster, Voiceover InstructorLearn a unique, outside-the-box way to cash in on one of the most lucrative full or part-time careers out there! Begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films, and videos. Learn how to be successful with a voiceover business with very little time commitment or overhead. New companies are looking for new voices now. This exciting and fun workshop could be a game changer. Facilitator Lisa Foster’s voice can be heard on commercials and narrations for such clients as: Crest Toothpaste, Olay, Café Appassionato, LA Weight Loss, Advanced Laser Clinics, and Sleep Train. THU, Mar 12 6:30pm-8:30pm $45

Rock EnsembleEric Hellberg, LTCC Instructor and Professional MusicianAudition-only workshop for the advanced musician. Learn how to play at a higher level in a group setting. Music will be pre-determined by the facilitator. Focus is on musician interaction in a professionally produced setting. Live performance will take place at the end of the workshop. For audition information, please call Eric Hellberg (530) 541-0352 or email [email protected].

Winter: English BandsWED, Apr 8-Jun 24 7:00pm-10:00pm $165

Spring: Hispanics in RockWED, Jan 8-Mar 25 7:00pm-10:00pm $165

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Plant Based Tahoe Institute

Plant Based Culinary WorkshopsInspirational Wellness LecturesOutdoor Mindfulness SessionsMotivating Movement Classes

For more information: [email protected]

Embracing change for good!

Keynote: Dr. Klaper, MD and Health Educator

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Plant Based Tahoe Institute

Plant Based Culinary WorkshopsInspirational Wellness LecturesOutdoor Mindfulness SessionsMotivating Movement Classes

For more information: [email protected]

Embracing change for good!

Keynote: Dr. Klaper, MD and Health Educator

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