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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP: A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO SHOOTING, EDITING AND FINALIZING PHOTOS This course is designed for photographers with basic to intermediate level photography skills. In this course you will learn to shoot and then creatively finalize your images. Topics to be covered include: camera functions, basic color correcting, cropping and retouching, and finalizing your images using some advanced techniques with layering. Students will have the opportunity to shoot on location and apply techniques learned in class to create amazing and one of a kind works of art. Instructor: Brian Duram, Duram PhotographyLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 3/7 W 6-8p $79*No class March 21

BASIC ADOBE LIGHTROOMAdobe Lightroom is an image management and editing program. In this course you will learn how to use this popular computer program to import, edit, organize, store, and print your photos.Lightroom is perfect for such tasks as cropping, white balance, exposure, black and white conversion, spot removal, red eye corrections, etc. Adobe Lightroom has revolutionized the way that people are working with photos. Join the revolution with this introductory class. Instructor: Bruce Ward, Bruce Ward PhotosLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 2/6 T 7-9p $79

ADVANCED ADOBE LIGHTROOM This course will provide a more advanced look at Adobe Lightroom focusing on advanced editing techniques in the Develop Module. Learn how to do all of your photo editing in Lightroom without the need to use more complicated programs. Students in this class should already know how to transfer photos from their camera to the computer and into Lightroom, and how to do basic editing in Lightroom. Adobe Lightroom has revolutionized the way that people are working with photos. Learn to be a leader in the

revolution with this advanced class. Instructor: Bruce Ward, Bruce Ward PhotosLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 2/8 Th 7-9p $79

BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYLearn the basics of digital photography and how to use your digital camera or smartphone. You’ll explore what all the buttons do and simple composition techniques as well as low light photography. This class is designed for the point and shoot – shoot in automatic photographer. Instructor: Brian Duram, Duram PhotographyLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 3 2/7 W 7-9p $49

BASIC SCENIC AND NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY This class is hands on and will provide the amateur photographer with helpful tips for improving scenic and nature photography, such as best lenses, composition and settings. This class will require the student to walk approximately one mile per class session. Instructor: Brian Duram, Duram PhotographyLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 3 4/10 T 6-8p $49

DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKINGAre you looking for a fun, convenient, and cost effective way to preserve and share your family’s history and document important milestones and events? If so, digital scrapbooking is for you. Unlike traditional scrapbooking, which requires a significant investment in specialty papers and other scrapbooking supplies, digital scrapbooking allows you to scrapbook anytime, anywhere. Computer and scrapbooking software will be provided during in class training. Instructor: Yvonne Marcotte, Digital ScrapbookerLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 2/17 Sat 8:30a-12:30p $69

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COMFORTABLE RETIREMENT PLANNINGWhether approaching retirement or currently in retirement, it is essential to understand current opportunities to build, manage, protect and transition all your assets for a comfortable retirement. This class will discuss methods and strategies for income growth and help you know how you are doing in all phases of the economy as well as how to adapt to potential changes. Instructor: Brian Martz, CFP, CIMALocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 3 2/20 T 7-9p $49

EDITING, REVISING, AND POLISHING WRITTEN COMMUNICATION Emails, proposals, letters, reports, narratives, applications, blogs, memos… There are so many different forms of written communication we use on a regular basis for both our professional and personal lives. In order to combat miscommunication and misunderstanding in your writing, editing and revision skills are extremely valuable. In this course, we will focus on types of writing you use most often, whatever they may be. After establishing your purpose for writing, we will walk through the basics of revision and editing—checking for grammatical errors, but also for “bigger picture” ideas such as clarity and organization. Instructor: Sydney Martin, English Department, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 5 2/13 T 7-9p $69

GRANT WRITING 101 FOR THE NOT-FOR-PROFIT COMMUNITYUnderstand the “must haves” in every fundable concept. Learn how and where to find grant makers interested in you, the grant seeker, and your idea. Learn how to create a proposal capable of securing funds for your department or organization. This class will help beginners hone the skills needed to begin the research and prepare fundable proposals. Instructor: Robert Hull, Co-founder & past president of the Kansas Professional Grant AssociationLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 2/1 Th 7-9p $119

HOW TO FINANCE A COLLEGE EDUCATIONWSU is offering a FREE financial-aid planning seminar. Whether you are a high school student, a parent planning your child’s education or an adult learner, this is your opportunity to learn what types of financial assistance are available and how to qualify. WSU staff will remain on-site following the presentation to answer questions. Reservations are required: (316) 978-3731. Instructor: WSU Office of Financial Aid staffLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 2/10 Sat 10-11:30a FREE

NAVIGATING TO 90 & BEYONDThis class will provide participants with financial knowledge to plan for retirement. Topics that will be covered include financial strategies, legal documents (wills, probate, revocable and non-revocable trusts, medical directives, durable powers of attorney, and do not resuscitate orders) and medical expense planning (Medicare, Medigap, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, VA Benefits and long term care). Instructor: Dr. Stana Martin, Owner & President, Mrs. LTCLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 2/17 Sat 8:30a-12p $39

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OFFICELearn the basic functionality of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint & Outlook in this overview course. You will learn how to create, edit, and format documents using Microsoft Word. You will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge in class as you work with tables, document styles and layout pages. You will also learn how to utilize Microsoft Excel at home and at work. In this session you will learn how to enter, navigate, modify, move, copy, format and print data. You will then use this new knowledge to create images, charts and diagrams. You will learn how to create and edit slides, and use drawing tools, clip art, charts, and graphs, while adding transitions, animation, and sound using Microsoft PowerPoint. The class will conclude with a presentation on Microsoft Outlook. In this session you will learn how to set up and manage email, calendars and contacts in Outlook. Instructor: Lana Johnson, Instructor of ComputersLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 2/5 M 6-9p $139

INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL MEDIASocial media is one of the easiest and most convenient ways to stay in touch with friends and family and remain up-to-date with current events. Throughout this 6-week course, you will be introduced to a variety of social media platforms for personal and professional purposes. We will cover introductory information from how to set up a Facebook page to understanding hashtags to controlling your privacy settings. It is strongly suggested that you bring a laptop or tablet. Instructor: Krystal Iseminger, Instructional Designer, Media Resources Center, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 2/7 W 7-8:30p $79*No class March 21

MARKETING WITH SOCIAL MEDIA Social media is a critical piece of your marketing toolkit. Whether you’re looking to grow your small business, bring new value to your employer, or rebrand your professional image, this 6-week course will teach you how to use a variety of social media tools and strategies to achieve your goals. We will discuss topics like how to get started without an audience, preparing for a crisis, social media’s effective SEO, social media ads, and more. It is strongly suggested that you bring a laptop or tablet. Instructor: Caleb Wilson, Social Media Manager, Media Resources Center, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 4/11 W 7-8:30p $79

PLANNING & CONDUCTING SUCCESSFUL MEETINGSLearn what qualities make up effective and enjoyable meetings. Anyone who leads or participates in business, non-profit, church or civic club meetings will benefit from the information presented. Participants will improve their facilitation skills, learn how to implement non-traditional meeting styles within their organizations, and learn how to get more out of the meetings they attend. Instructor: Cynthia Gardner-MeerianLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 3 2/5 M 6:30-7:45p $49

PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR TECHNICAL PROFESSIONALS Improve your technical presentation skills through peer feedback and instructor evaluations. Each student will have an opportunity to present a 10-15 minute speech in each of the following areas: technical presentations for a technical audience, technical presentations for a non-technical audience, and technical presentations to promote a product, procedure, or service. The first night will cover the essentials of presentations as well as components of technical presentations. Come prepared the first night of class to present a 5-7 minute speech introducing yourself to the class. Instructor: Cynthia Gardner-MeerianLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 3/5 M 6:30-9:15p $89

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DERBY HIGH SCHOOL920 N. ROCK ROAD, DERBY, KS 67037

HMC • HUGHES METROPOLITAN COMPLEX5015 E. 29TH ST. NORTH, WICHITA, KS 67260

HC • HESKETT CENTER1845 FAIRMOUNT, WICHITA, KS 67260

WEST • WSU WEST CAMPUS3801 N. WALKER AVE., MAIZE, KS 67101

SOUTH • WSU SOUTH CAMPUS4501 E 47TH ST S, WICHITA, KS 67210TSC • THE SEWING CENTER2407 W 13TH, WICHITA KS 67203

COOKING ON A BUDGET Everyone is busy and life just doesn’t seem to be slowing down. This course will help you plan and prepare budget friendly and nutritional meals. We will explore money saving ideas to make meals more affordable as we find different ways to use the food we purchase. During each class you will not only prepare and taste different foods but you will also prepare a dish to take home and put in the freezer for later use. Instructor: Lexie Dill, Culinary Arts Teacher, Derby High SchoolLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeDHS 3 4/3 T 6-8p $89

FOOD & WINE PAIRING WITH GOOD LIFE GUY While you can eat most anything with whatever wine you like, a little bit of knowledge and practical experience will go a long way to enhance your enjoyment. Each class will feature at least 6 wines to try with different small food items. CLASS-1 The Cause and Effect of Wine and Food Pairing. We will review the basic aromas of wine, the primary tasting mechanisms and how our olfactory and gustatory system interprets the things we smell and taste. We’ll discuss cooking techniques, experiment with several different food items, spices, herbs and seasonings and their interaction with wines both white and red. Your nose and palate will leave this class tuned and ready for the next two classes.CLASS-2 This class will focus on white wine and the foods that are enhanced by them. You will taste several different white wines and pair them with small bites selected by Guy. From bone dry high acid whites to soft plush off-dry wines, we will explore the effects of different grape varieties, winemaker technique, the use of oak and how they work in concert to form an agreeable pairing.CLASS-3 While similar to the white wine class, our focus will be on noble red grapes that make red wine perfect for an array of food items. From rich savory reds with integrated oak nuance, to soft plush red blends we will taste and explore in an effort to find the perfect match. You must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. Instructor: Guy Bower, Founding Chairman, Wichita Chapter of the American Institute of Wine & FoodLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 3 1/29 M 7-9p $84

NAPA & SONOMA AMERICAN VITICULTURAL AREAS (AVA’S) OVERVIEW This 2-class series will show you the diversity and characteristics of the top AVA’s in both Napa and Sonoma. While you may have visited or at least know of Napa and Sonoma, you may not have a good understanding as to why both wine

growing regions are unique. Geographical, soil and climate differences are just part of the equation. You’ll learn more and taste wine from various sub-appellations in each of the classes. Each class will feature an in-depth presentation and lecture followed by a tasting of at least 6 wines from each region. You must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. Instructor: Guy Bower, Founding Chairman, Wichita Chapter of the American Institute of Wine & FoodLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 3/5 M 7-9p $69

MIXOLOGY FOR REAL LIFE Ever wondered what shaken, stirred, wet, dry, muddled, rocks, neat lingo really means? Do you love cocktails, but feel a bit overwhelmed by all the gadgets, recipes, and ingredient choices? If you said yes, this is the class for you. In this 4 week course, students will learn the practical tips and tricks of bartending, while using simple ingredients and equipment you probably already have in your kitchen. Once we have mastered the basics, students will be introduced to the art of mixology and explore the creation of popular flavor combinations like Sangria, Margarita, the Moscow Mule, and Bloody Mary. You must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. Instructor: Trisha Thomas, MixologistLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeSOUTH 2 3/1 Th 7-9p $79

SAMPLING CRAFT BEEREntertaining and educational for all levels, this course provides valuable information on all aspects of the beer industry. Whether you are just beginning your exploration with craft beer, are an experienced homebrewer or an active member within the beer industry, we have something for you! Learn the basics of evaluating beer by appearance and how it smells and tastes with an expanded beer vocabulary. Each class will consist of a brief lecture followed by a tasting of different beers from around the globe and sensory palate training. You must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. Instructor: Rob Miller, Goebel LiquorLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 4/4 W 7-9p $119

EXPERIENCE HISTORIC ST. JOE, MO Our visit to St. Joe begins with a tour of the Walter Cronkite Memorial at Missouri Western State University. The next stop will be the historic Patee Museum and Jesse James House. We round out our day with a visit to the St. Joseph Museum Complex, where you will be able to pick and choose among four museums to visit including the St. Joseph Museum, The Doll Museum, the Glore Psychiatric Museum and the Black Archives Museum. Guide: Beccy Tanner, History Reporter, Wichita Eagle.Tour Date: 4/28 Fee: $129*Fee includes transportation, admissions, breakfast & dinner6 a – Depart Wichita from HMC 9 p – Arrive back in Wichita at the HMC

FOLLOWING CORONADO’S FOOTSTEPS From Lyons to Lindsborg, we will retrace the Spanish Conquistador’s path as he searched for the Seven Cities of Gold in 1541. We will see the 26-foot tall granite cross that was erected in 1950 in honor of Juan de Padilla. We will tour the Coronado Quivira Museum in Lyons. From there, we will head to Lindsborg where we will tour the Old Mill in Lindsborg and eat at the famed Swedish Crown restaurant.Guide: Beccy Tanner, History Reporter, Wichita EagleTour Date: 6/23 Fee: $99Fee includes transportation, admissions, breakfast & dinner 8 a – Depart Wichita from HMC 6:45 p – Arrive back in Wichita at the HMC

HIDDEN TREASURES IN THE KANSAS FLINT HILLS Join us as we travel the Flint Hills Scenic Byway to some of Kansas’ most beautiful, unique and rarely seen Flint Hill sites. Our first stop will be the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve. We will then head into Cottonwood Falls where we will have brunch at the historic Hays House Restaurant and stop at the Chase County Courthouse. From there it’s on to Volland, Kansas where we will explore the stone arch cellars and shells of barns and houses that pioneering families created more than 150 years ago. Our last stop will be at the Trail Days Café and Museum where we will dine on Old World and Early American cuisine in the historical Rawlinson-Terwilliger Home. Guide: Beccy Tanner, History Reporter, Wichita EagleTour Date: 5/19 Fee: $119*Fee includes transportation, admissions, lunch & dinner7 a – Depart Wichita from HMC 8:30 p – Arrive back in Wichita at the HMC

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DERBY HIGH SCHOOL920 N. ROCK ROAD, DERBY, KS 67037

HMC • HUGHES METROPOLITAN COMPLEX5015 E. 29TH ST. NORTH, WICHITA, KS 67260

HC • HESKETT CENTER1845 FAIRMOUNT, WICHITA, KS 67260

WEST • WSU WEST CAMPUS3801 N. WALKER AVE., MAIZE, KS 67101

SOUTH • WSU SOUTH CAMPUS4501 E 47TH ST S, WICHITA, KS 67210TSC • THE SEWING CENTER2407 W 13TH, WICHITA KS 67203

WONDERS OF WILDLIFE NATIONAL MUSEUM & AQUARIUM We will travel to Springfield, MO to visit the NEW Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium, which showcases more than 35,000 live fish, mammals, reptiles and birds. This immersive wildlife museum will bring you eye-to-eye with the greatest collection of record-setting game animals ever assembled. Wonders of Wildlife Aquarium consists of an all-new 1.5-million-gallon aquarium where you will encounter over 800 species of sharks, rays, jellies, ells, sport fish and more. Don’t miss your opportunity to experience this unique museum that combines fun, adventure and education all under one roof. Tour Date: 2/20 Fee: $139*Fee includes transportation, admissions, breakfast & dinner6 a – Depart Wichita from HMC 10 p – Arrive back in Wichita at the HMC

SEA MONSTERS, MOSASAURS AND PLESIOSAURS, OH MY! During the Age of Dinosaurs, Kansas was underwater near the center of a vast inland sea that covered the middle of Northern America. The fossils of the creatures left behind provide a fascinating look at prehistoric life. This trip will provide you an opportunity to time travel back to the Cretaceous Period for a glimpse of life in that ancient ocean. Our first stop will be Castle Rock, designated as one of the 8 Wonders of Kansas. We will then visit the Sternberg Museum of National History, Hays, KS where you will have the opportunity to see one of the best collections of flying retiles in the world, some of the most complete mosasaurs and plesiosaurs in any museum, and the unique “Fish within a Fish” fossil. Guide: Mike Everhart, Adjunct Curator of Paleontology, Sternberg Museum of Natural History.Tour Date: 3/24 Fee: $119*Fee includes transportation, admissions, breakfast & lunch6:30 a – Depart Wichita from HMC 6 p – Arrive back in Wichita at the HMC

DIVERSITY AND FOODS IN KANSAS Germans go for bierocks, Czechs eat kaloches, what do the rest of us eat? In the late 19th century, Kansas was filled with pockets of diversity as Swedes, Volga Germans, Italians, Irish and African Americans settled the state in communities often resembling their villages back home. This is a class on how food has defined who we are as Kansans. We will look at the history, and the characters who helped spread the word about good

food, and places to go. Through festivals, fund-raisers and potlucks, this is a class for Kansas foodaholics. Instructor: Beccy Tanner, WSU Department of History Adjunct & Wichita Eagle ReporterLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 2/22 Th 7-9p $69

GREAT DECISIONS 2018 Join our weekly conversations as we engage in an exciting and intellectually stimulating discussion of challenging current global issues and their implications for America today and in the future. Lectures, readings, and expert commentators provided in video programs developed by the Foreign Policy Association will provide context for our lively discussions. Topics include the waning of Pax Americana, Russia’s foreign policy, China and America: the new geopolitical equation, Media & foreign policy, Turkey: a partner in crisis, U.S. global engagement and the military, South Africa’s fragile democracy, and Global health: Progress and challenges.Instructor: Dr. John Dreifort, Professor of History, Wichita State University & Executive Secretary of the Wichita Committee on Foreign PolicyLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 10 2/1 Th 1:30-3:30p $147

HISTORICAL WALKING TOUR OF DOWNTOWN WICHITA Explore historic downtown Wichita. Once the rowdy center of a western cattle town, the area transitioned into an ever changing commercial and financial hub. Our tour will begin and end at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum, where local historians will guide us through the museum. Afterwards we will explore historical sites along Douglas Avenue in the heart of downtown Wichita. The tour includes lunch at the AVI Restaurant and Chophouse located inside the historic Drury Broadview Hotel. Facilitator: Dr. Jay Price, History Department Chair and Professor, Wichita State UniversityTour Date: 4/28 Fee: $40*Fee includes admission & lunch9 a – Meet at Sedgwick County Historical Museum 1:15p – Arrive back at Sedgwick County Historical Museum

QUIRKY KANSASJoin us as we continue to explore the quirkier, unique sides of Kansas. Topics include places to go, eat and hang out, famous Kansans and festivals, and unique places you don’t want to miss. After 34 years as a reporter at The Wichita Eagle, Beccy Tanner has discovered there are still many stories to tell. Instructor: Beccy Tanner, WSU Department of History Adjunct & Wichita Eagle ReporterLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeWEST 6 2/7 W 7-9p $89

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SURVEY OF THE LIFE AND WORK OF FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT During Frank Lloyd Wright’s 70 years of work, architecture and building techniques radically changed. We will explore Wright’s ideas relative to these changes as we look at his body of work and discuss his continued influence on architecture today. Classes will include an in depth tour of the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Allen House and WSU’s own Corbin Education Center. Instructor, Burt Burngardt, Docent, Allen HouseLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 4/2 M 7-9p $59

WHEN AN OCEAN COVERED KANSAS Did you know that Kansas was covered by a vast inland sea during the Age of Dinosaurs? The evidence is preserved in the many fossils that have been collected from the Smoky Hill Chalk in western Kansas since 1867. There were giant sea monsters called mosasaurs, flying reptiles like Pteranodon, birds with teeth, huge sharks and more. Kansas fossils are exhibited in museums around the world. Join us to learn more about the fascinating (and extinct) sea creatures that have been discovered in Kansas, the paleontologists who collected them and the ocean bottom geology of our state. Instructor: Mike Everhart, Adjunct Curator of Paleontology, Sternberg Museum of Natural HistoryLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 3/1 Th 7-9p $59

BASIC PRINCIPLES OF LANDSCAPE DESIGN Learn the basic principles of landscape design applied at a residential scale. Topics include: basic design principles, the development of design objectives, conceptual design and planting design including Xeriscaping and edible landscaping. Instructor: Kurt Huiras, Professional LandscaperLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeSOUTH 4 2/1 Th 7-9p $69

CONQUER POST-HOLIDAY KID CLUTTER Learn simple, effective organizational strategies that will empower and equip both you AND your children to cultivate simple habits to help maintain a clutter-free home. Instructor: Kristen Townsend, Professional OrganizerLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 2/8 Th 7-9p $39

CREATING ORGANIZED & FUNCTIONAL SPACE Do you struggle with a disorganized and cluttered space, and/or keeping your everyday life organized? Join professional organizer, Kristen Townsend, as she discusses the psychology behind clutter and the simple steps you can take to start reducing clutter and creating a more tranquil space. You will leave this class with resources, impactful home organizational tips, and a personalized plan to create more space in your home and in your life! Instructor: Kristen Townsend, Professional OrganizerLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 2/15 Th 7-9p $39

SPRING FLORAL ARRANGING Learn to create unique, personalized, one of a kind floral arrangements that will add color and pizazz to your home décor. Each week you will make one new arrangement using a variety of fresh and silk materials. Weeks 1 and 2: You will work with fresh flowers to create beautiful vase and centerpiece arrangements. Weeks 3 and 4: You will be working with silks to construct a decorative floral swag and a spring/summer wreath. You will select and purchase silk flowers in your choice of colors, as well as ribbon, and other fun elements that you want to incorporate into your designs. A supply list will be provided for each week. Instructor: Tisha Tucker, Perfect PetalsLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeSOUTH 4 3/26 M 7-9p $59

LEARN TO SEW AND HAVE FUN DOING IT! If you are interested in sewing but not sure where to start, this is the class for you! Taught by an expert sewing instructor, you will learn how to operate and troubleshoot a sewing machine, purchase fabric, and cut and sew your own items. In class projects include constructing a pillowcase and backpack. This class is designed for the absolute beginner or the reluctant sewer with basic sewing skills. Instructor: Bev Seyfert, The Sewing Center Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeTSC 3 2/1 Th 6:30-8:30p $109

T-SHIRT QUILTS 101 Do you have closets or drawers full of t-shirts commemorating special events in your life or the lives of your spouse and children? Can’t bear to part with those reminders of fabulous vacations and important milestones in the lives of your loved ones? If so, consider preserving those memories as a T-shirt quilt. In this course you will learn to make a one of a kind quilt that will be treasured for years to come. This is a hands-on technique class where you’ll learn about t-shirt prep, layout options, construction methods and quilting options. You will also have time in class to practice piecing your quilt together. Instructor: Bev Seyfert, The Sewing CenterLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeTSC 6 2/22 Th 6:30-8:30p $139

THE ORGANIZED KITCHEN The kitchen is the heart of the home. It’s an activity hub that handles everything from cooking to homework to visiting with family and friends. Learn how to declutter, organize, and maintain this space to save time and frustration every single day! Instructor: Kristen Townsend, Professional OrganizerLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 2/22 Th 7-9p $39

8 SIMPLE STEPS TO DOWNSIZING Learn how to navigate the home downsizing process as we cover 8 simple steps from deciding when to downsize all the way through the move and estate sale. Gain organizational strategies and tips on reducing stress during this major life transition. Instructor: Kristen Townsend Professional OrganizerLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 3/1 Th 7-9p $39

RAISING BACKYARD CHICKENS Have you ever wanted to have fresh eggs daily? If so, you’ve probably thought about raising chickens in your backyard. The question is how do you get started? This class will cover the basics of raising backyard chickens. Topics include: city regulations, breeds, food, shelter and most important maintaining a happy, healthy brood of chickens. Instructor: James Brewster, Local Backyard Chicken EnthusiastLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 3/3 Sat 10a-12p $39

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL) - BEGINNER Instructor: Kimberly Smith, Interpreter Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 2/3 Sat 10a-12p $149*Fee includes text

CONVERSATIONAL KOREAN Instructor: Jeniffer Kang, Instructor of Korean Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 2/1 Th 7-9p $129

ITALIAN FOR TRAVELERS Instructor: Nylas Moser, Instructor of Italian Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 2/5 M 7-9p $149*Fee includes text/No class March 19

FRENCH III Instructor: Brigitte Roussel, Associate Professor/Director of Foreign Language Teacher Education, Wichita State University Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 2/1 Th 7-9p $129*No class March 22

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THE ART OF FLY FISHING 101 Fly Fishing 101 is a course for the beginner, as well as the intermediate, interested in learning more about the art of fly fishing. This course will cover all aspects of the sport from the history of fly fishing to the equipment needed to get started in the sport. Topics covered during this course will include: fish, entomology, water, conservation and etiquette. Participants have the opportunity to learn about both wet and dry flies.Students will receive information about how to buy that first fly rod and reel and how to maintain fly fishing equipment that they already own. Participants will also get hands on training on how to tie fly fishing knots used while on the water as well as how to rig a fly rod for fishing different types of flies. All equipment will be provided. Instructor: Rick Brown, Education Chairman, Flatland Fly Fishers ClubLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 2/5 M 7-9p $74

THE ART OF FLY FISHING 102 Learn more about the art of casting a fly rod. This course will cover the basic casts needed to get started in the sport. Topics covered during this course will include becoming proficient with the overhead and roll casts. Students will receive hands on instruction on these casts. The course will provide the equipment you will need. Instructor: Rick Brown, Education Chairman, Flatland Fly Fishers ClubLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 2/6 T 7-9p $74

THE ART OF FLY FISHING 103 Fly Fishing 103 is a six week course for the beginner interested in learning more about the art of tying flies. This course will cover the basic tying technique needed to get started and become more proficient in tying your own flies. Topics covered during this course will include both wet and dry flies and how to fish the flies that they have tied. Students will receive instruction on flies for both warm and cold water fish. The course will provide all the fly tying vices and tools as well as the materials you will need. Instructor: Rick Brown, Education Chairman, Flatland Fly Fishers ClubLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 2/7 W 7-9p $99

THE ART OF REFLEXOLOGY Join us as we journey into the art of reflexology. The theory behind this ancient practice is that areas of the hands, feet and ears correspond to organs and systems of the body. Some people believe that pressure applied to these areas positively affect a person’s organs, benefits their health and reduces stress. In this class, you will learn how it works and the formulas for dynamic results. This class is designed to give instruction that will allow you to work on yourself, friends and family. It does not certify you as a reflexologist. Instructor: Janna Akins, Body and Soul Therapeutic MassageLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 3/8 Th 7-9p $49

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SPANISH FOR TRAVELERS Instructor: Mary Williams, Instructor of Spanish Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 2/6 T 7-9p $149*Fee includes text/No class March 20

MYSTERY WRITING 101 This class is intended to give students a firm base in the genre of mystery writing. Principles of creative writing like character, setting, plot, and theme will be examined and practiced using the mystery genre as a lens. Ideas like suspense, tension, and narration essential to the genre will be heavily discussed. Finally, adding mystery to other genres like horror, science-fiction, or thriller will be practiced. Readings will range from the genres roots in Poe and Doyle to the mid-century craze of Agatha Christie and PD James, and into the modern day with writers like Stephen King and Janet Evanovich. Students will write every week and have several longer pieces to be workshopped as a part of class, which will supplement instructor feedback. Instructor: Daniel Arndt. English Department, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 8 2/5 M 7-9p $89

BEGINNING CONTEMPORARY DANCE This is a beginning dance course exploring both classical modern dance technique and contemporary dance forms. It is a great way to get exercise while also becoming more in touch with your body and self-expression. Traditional dance clothing can be worn but is not required. All you need are clothes you can comfortably move in, an open mind, and a desire to feel good by expressing yourself through movement! Instructor: Cheyla Clawson, Instructor, School of Performing Arts, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHC 8 2/6 T 6-7p $89

BEGINNING GUITAR Learning a musical instrument is a fun and rewarding experience. This course is for beginners who wish to learn the basics of playing guitar. We will cover how to construct chords and melody lines, common chord progressions, and how to read music (notation, tablature, and lead sheets). If you’re new to the guitar and interested in starting your musical journey, then this course is for you. (Acoustic guitar preferred). Instructor: Patrick Eilert, Instructor of GuitarLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 8 2/5 M 6:30-8:30p $89

T’AI CHI CH’UAN Purposeful and flowing, a slow motion choreography based on martial arts movement, T’ai Chi Ch’uan integrates mind and body while teaching balance, grace and flexibility. Practiced with awareness and without strain or force, it is a no-impact exercise that can be practiced anywhere, anytime and without special equipment or clothing. Ideal for adults of all ages. Instructor: David Larsen, Certified InstructorLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 2/3 Sat 10a-12p $69

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