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Summer 2013

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Summer living in Prescott is great! There are so many things to do, and we hope you will include some fun Community Education classes in the summer plans for you and your family.

The College for Kids program is back (see page 12) with lots of new classes and many favorites from last year. Check out the selections at www.yc.edu/collegeforkids.

This year, we are fortunate to have scholarship funds for children wanting to take College for Kids classes. The Yavapai County Community Foundation, Kiwanis Club of Prescott and the Prescott Noon Lions Club have made generous contributions to our scholarship fund. Call us at (928) 717-7755 for information.

Community Education offers exciting new opportunities to learn new skills and have fun while learning. With no tests or grades, it’s the perfect opportunity to explore an interest and add a new hobby or skill to your life. Visit the website at: www.yc.edu/ce.

EDventures International is traveling to Kenya August 7-19 with Lynne Leakey. Space is limited, but there are a few spots still available. This is an extraordinary travel and service adventure! Travelers will have ample opportunities to view the incredible array of wildlife, meet the Maasai people, experience cultural exchanges and participate in service projects that focus on children’s education. Experience this beautiful country, adopt an orphaned elephant and view awesome birds and big game.

We hope to see you on the Yavapai College campus this summer!

You’ll find us at www.yc.edu/CE or call us at (928) 717-7755.

Barbara Yarrow Coordinator

Welcome–

1Visit www.yc.edu/ce or call 717.7755 to register

Table of ContentsFees, Refund/Cancellation Policies .................2

Community EducationAnimals ....................................................................3

Arts & Crafts ............................................................3

Dance & Fitness .....................................................4

Finance .....................................................................4

Food & Beverages .................................................6

Health & Wellness .................................................7

History & Culture ..................................................8

Languages...............................................................8

Music & Film ...........................................................9

Philosophy & Spirituality ................................ 10

Digital Photography ......................................... 10

Recreation ............................................................ 11

Science & Nature................................................ 11

College For KidsLearn to Swim ........................................................2

Animals ................................................................. 12

Arts & Crafts ......................................................... 12

Creative Afternoons ......................................... 12

Cultures & Language ........................................ 13

Dance & Fitness .................................................. 13

Performing Arts .................................................. 14

Exploring Me ....................................................... 14

Science & Nature................................................ 15

Writing ................................................................... 16

So You Want to Teach?Community Education is looking for dynamic, knowledgeable teachers with fresh ideas for both adult and child programs!

Email your resume to:[email protected] today! The application deadlines and instructions can be found on our website at www.yc.edu/ce. See “So You Want To Teach”.

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Where Lifelong Learning Flourishes!Summer 2013

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FeesTuition fees are due and payable at time of registration (by calling 717-7755). The cost of each class is stated with the information about that offering. Fees vary in accordance with the number of sessions of a class and the anticipated enrollment. Community Education programs are sustained by student revenues only, so classes must meet minimum enrollment. No fee waivers available for staff or faculty of Yavapai College. In the event of any administrative cancellation, you will receive a full refund of your tuition.

Please help prevent cancelled classesPlease enroll early. Classes will be cancelled prior to start date if enrollment is too low.

Fees, Refund/ Cancellation Policies

Refund/Cancellation Policies (revised 1/1/11)Community Education & College for Kids

• More than 14 days before course start = Full refund of tuition• 8-13 days before course start = 50% refund• 7 days or less = No refund• No refunds will be given after course start date

*All refunds of credit card payments will be issued to the same credit card as the original payment. Expired or closed credit cards, check and cash payments will be refunded by check. Please allow up to 30 days for processing of all refunds.

**Registration in any Yavapai College Community Education or College for Kids class indicates understanding of this policy and agreement by the registrant to adhere to this policy and all other Yavapai College policies.

Swim School (Ages 3 and up) Monday – Thursday (Meets 8 times) $50 June 17-27 and July 15-25 Level 1: 9:00-9:30am Levels 2 & 3: 9:40-10:10am Levels 4 & 5: 10:20-10:50am

Mom, Dad & Me (Ages 6 months to 3 years) Saturdays (Meets 6 times) $50 June 1-July 6 and July 20-August 24 10:20-10:50am

Adults Saturdays (Meets 6 times) $50 June 1-July 6 and July 20-August 24 10:20-10:50am

Saturday Swim School Saturdays (Meets 6 times) $50 Level 1: 9:00-9:30am Levels 2 & 3: 9:40-10:10am Levels 4 & 5: 10:20-10:50am

Learn to Swim!

ConTACT InforMATIon: Melissa Beach, Aquatic AssistantPhone: 776-2231, Email: [email protected]

registration dates & times for each session:All Swim Sessions for June:May 24 from 4-6pm & May 25 from 9am-noonAll Swim Sessions for July:June 28 from 4-6pm & June 29 from 9am-noon

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AnimalsHolistic Veterinary Care: Young Pets SU13-201 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 6/24/13 • 6 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 203Give your pet a head start for the first years of life. Learn about traditional and alternative options for medical care for young pets, as we explore and discuss the constitutions of our chosen pet. Topics include, but not limited to diet, vaccines, spaying/neutering, microchipping, exercise, socialization and exposure. O’Sullivan, Caroline, DVM, MS • $75

Introduction to Holistic Veterinary Care SU13-202 • Tue, 6/4/13 to 7/9/13 • 6 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 203If you are a pet owner or pet lover who has an interest in alternative veterinary medicine, this course explores many different natural healing methods for your pet. Learn to recognize constitution types and discuss food choices and thermogenics and how these play a vital role in long-term health. The uses and benefits of therapies, such as acupuncture and low-level light therapy, will be discussed. Chinese herbals will be explored as a gentle means of restoring and maintaining well-being along with the importance of fresh air, exercise and weight management.O’Sullivan, Caroline, DVM, MS • $85

Holistic Veterinary Care for the Aging Pet SU13-203 • Mon, 7/1/13 to 7/22/13 • 6 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 203Age is not a disease, but chronic pain is. When we look at the conditions that may arise with aging in pets, these conditions are often discounted as “just getting older.” But they can be diagnosed and managed, resulting in an increased quality of life. Some of these conditions are related to muscles and joints, thyroid, diet and digestion, cognitive-dysfunction, immune system, heart issues and even cancers. We will discuss the whole picture for improving the quality of your aging pet’s life.O’Sullivan, Caroline, DVM, MS • $75

Arts & CraftsLearn to Sew SU13-205 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 7/8/13 • 5:30 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 208Learn basic hand sewing and machine sewing techniques, vocabulary and concepts. Basic sewing skills will be introduced while you work on simple in-class projects and a final project of your choice. Bring your sewing machine, personal sewing tools (a brief list will be provided ), and materials for your final project. A steam iron, pressing table and scrap fabric will be provided for in-class use. No experience needed. Gouge, Denise • $105

Community Education Class ListingsSummer 2013

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Restyling Thrift Store and Vintage Clothing SU13-206 • Tue, 6/4/13 to 7/9/13 • 5:30 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 208Learn how to clean, repair and make simple alterations and basic style changes to all types of used clothing. Also learn a few important things to know “before” you buy your treasures, including how to identify fiber content and assess the overall condition and quality of used clothing and fabrics. Bring your thrift store finds, personal sewing tools and sewing machine (if needed). A steam iron, pressing table, dress form and pattern-making tools will be provided for in-class use. Experience: basic sewing skills, including working with simple clothing patterns. Gouge, Denise • $105

Introduction to Interior Design SU13-233 • Wed, 6/5/13 to 6/26/13 • 2 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 203Learn the basics of Interior Design and the design process with your personal projects in mind. We will cover the basic principles and elements of interior design, space planning basics, color and light, developing your personal style, concept development and project implementation.McMillion, Shaynee • $75

Chinese Brush Painting SU13-204 • Tue, 7/2/13 to 7/30/13 • 1 - 4:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 1, Room 206Paint with spontaneity, freedom and boldness. Learn this ancient watercolor art form that reflects 5,000-year-old traditions of human civilization, culture, story, poetry and virtues. As you paint, take a journey into another culture that will give you new perspective on your artwork and the symbolism of the creative spirit. $40 supply fee payable to the instructor at the first class. Middlebrook, Diana • $115

Dance & FitnessBeginning Belly Dance with Veils and More! SU13-208 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 7/8/13 • 9 - 9:50 amPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 140Experience the magic of this ancient art form with Zara as you learn and practice two of its most colorful and contrasting expressions: the lively drum solo and the sensual veil dance. Learn basic techniques such as hip circles, snake arms and shimmies through upbeat drum choreography as well as through the slow, sinuous veil dance. This is a great way to improve your poise, balance and flexibility. For women of all ages, shapes and sizes, so bring a friend! No experience or veil necessary. Coleman, Candice • $65

FinanceYavapai College endorses the educational value represented by this course to the members of the community. This course is a no-obligation opportunity for attendee(s) to receive information about personal legal and/or financial concerns. The college does not recommend or endorse any of the products or services that may be offered to attendee(s) should the attendee(s) decide to become a client of the instructor or the instructor’s firm as a result of attending this course.

Medicare & Long-Term Care Basics SU13-214 • Tue, 6/4/13 & 6/11/13 • 9:30 - 11:30 amPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 208Medicare explained in everyday terms: what it does and does not cover, including prescription plans. Learn the rules governing Medicare supplements and Advantage plans, local availability and costs of long-term care services, income and asset qualifications for ALTCS (Medicaid), and changes in transfer rules. We will go over a comprehensive list of questions to use when comparing LTC plans.Golden, Marci • $35


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When Can I Retire? SU13-211 • Thur, 6/6/13 • 6 - 9 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 203Do you worry about having enough money to retire? This course will change your understanding of investments and how to manage your retirement savings. Learn how to minimize taxation on your social security benefits, when to start taking distributions from your IRA and 401k and how to create an income from your retirement savings. Longevity, inflation and rising healthcare expenses require a distribution strategy that creates rising income for 25+ years. If you are close to retirement or already retired, join us to increase your knowledge and understanding of retirement income planning.Zweifel, Jonathan • $55 single/$20 for 2nd family member

Fundamentals of Investment for Retirees SU13-260 • Thur, 6/6/13 to 6/20/13 • 1 - 3 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 269Designed to help investors become more confident about making financial decisions, the easy-to-grasp format of this class provides a broad knowledge of investments preferred by investors approaching or already in retirement. Learn the ins and outs of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities and more. Topics include: recognizing risk, controlling the tax impact of IRA withdrawals, avoiding common investment mistakes and simple risk reducing strategies that anyone can use. No investments will be offered or promoted. Hepburn, Will • $65

Estate Planning 101: Essential Elements of a Complete Estate Plan SU13-215 • Tue, 6/18/13 • 5:15 - 7:45 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 269It has been said that the “only things certain in life are death and taxes.” Still, many individuals fail to properly plan for an orderly administration of affairs in the event of incapacity and death. Learn the common misconceptions of estate planning, the typical documents included in an estate plan (including planning with revocable trusts), what happens when there is no estate plan, what it means to probate an estate, ways to avoid probate, whether or not estates are subject to estate taxes and other matters involving the administration of estates and trusts in Arizona. Harsch, Michael • $50

Keep It Simple! Retirement Planning and Investing Basics SU13-210 • Wed, 6/12/13 to 6/26/13 • 5:30 - 7:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 271Do you understand the difference between an exchange traded fund and a mutual fund? How do municipal bonds and annuities work? Investing can be made complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. With thousands of options available to today’s investors and millions of pages of research and analysis, making good decisions can seem overwhelming. Become comfortable using a working glossary of investing. Uncover a basic structure to assist in making deductive decisions and a fundamental framework to discuss the global marketplace. In addition, learn to recognize some of the pitfalls in financial planning and get tips and insight on working with attorneys, accountants and advisers.Farmer, John • $45

Annuities: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly SU13-213 • Wed, 6/19/13 • 2 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 269Annuities will be explained in everyday terms and with no sales pitch. Discover the 4 different types of annuities, their most appropriate uses and the times to avoid them. Topics include the risks of annuities, using annuities to reduce taxes and avoid probate, when and when not to use an annuity in your retirement plan and an extensive list of questions to ask when shopping for annuities.Hepburn, Will • $45

Advanced Investment Analysis Using Charts SU13-212 • Thur, 7/11/13 to 7/25/13 • 2 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 269If a picture is worth a thousand words, a chart is worth 1,000 numbers. Designed for the experienced investor who wants to use charts to become more confident in investment decision making, the course will help investors to understand moving averages, trend-line analysis, relative strength analysis, ulcer indexes, price momentum oscillators, breadth and volume indicators and more. There will be time to explore several web-based charting services available to the public. Hepburn, Will • $65

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Food & BeveragesThai Food: What to Order in a Restaurant SU13-221 • Tue, 6/4/13 to 6/25/13 • 10 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 1, Room 206Many people may not know much about Thai culture, but they love to eat Thai food. The primary tastes of sweet, sour, savory and hot delight their palate. Still, it’s possible to miss the chance to enjoy the best tastes of Thailand because of not knowing how to read a Thai menu, even in English! Learn to order Thai food from each section of the menu and explore different combinations of Thai cuisine. During the class, taught by a native Thai, students will learn how to prepare several simple and tasty dishes in their own kitchens. Optional field trips to local Thai restaurants. Vogelaar, Pisamai • $70

Healthy Vegan Diet SU13-218 • Wed & Mon, 6/5/13 to 6/17/13 • 5:15 - 7:45 pmPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 206Are you interested in going 100% vegan or simply want to add more fruits, vegetables, legumes and whole grains to your diet? Learn how easy and fun a plant-strong diet can be with DVD cooking demos, resources, handouts and shared recipes. A low-fat, plant-based diet is ideal for permanent weight loss because it reduces calories and fat without fighting the hunger drive. It also has been proven to arrest and even reverse many chronic diseases including heart disease, diabetes, cancer and arthritis. For more information: http://faculty.yc.edu/ckarpins. Optional textbooks: Happy Herbivore, Everyday Happy Herbivore and/or Happy Herbivore Abroad may be purchased on your own. Discover your favorite recipes while sharing three delicious buffets with foods prepared by students at home.Karpinski, Cathy • $85

Summer Wines SU13-217 • Thur, 6/6/13 to 6/27/13 • 6 - 7:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 123“Summer time and the livin’ is easy.” During the season when eating is lighter and more casual, learn to pair summer wines with your summer foods. Picnics? All set. BBQ? Gotcha covered. Steak on the grill? Shrimp on the barbie? No problem! Salads on the deck? Burgers on the 4th of July! Find the perfect pairings. Wine tasting and food pairing are part of the enjoyment in the class. Over 21 only, of course.Haff, Harry • $130

Beer Home-Brewing Advanced Processes SU13-216 • Tue, 6/11/13 to 6/25/13 • 5:45 - 8:45 pmPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 123This advanced-level craft beer brewing course is designed to introduce the experienced extract brewer to the rewarding and fascinating hobby of all-grain home-brewing (or brewing from scratch). Learn about the ingredients, equipment and processes used in all-grain brewing and discover the “science” behind mashing and lautering, brewing water, full-boil brewing and chilling, and kegging. The course includes training to ensure students gain a more intuitive feel for all-grain brewing processes. Upon completion of the course, students will have the information and skills necessary to make the leap from extract brewing to all-grain brewing. Prerequisite: experienced brewers with basic brewing knowledge. Over 21 only. Mewhinney, Chris • $95

Family Farming and Factory Farming SU13-219 • Tue, 7/16/13 to 8/6/13 • 6 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 206Where does your food come from and what goes into getting it “on the shelf?” This course is an introduction to the world of food production. Topics include discussion of the economic, environmental and nutritional differences between mass production of food and the family/small farms.O’Sullivan, Caroline, DVM, MS • $75


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Health & WellnessReiki I SU13-220 • Wed & Thur, 5/22/13 & 5/23/13 • 6 - 9 pmSU13-222 • Wed & Thur, 8/7/13 & 8/8/13 • 6 - 9 pmPrescott • Bldg 31, Room 105Are you ready for the “Gift of Reiki”? Learn how to become a Reiki practitioner or just be proactive in your own healing. Receive a Reiki Lineage that traces back to four of the original Masters of Takata Sensai. Discover how to remove energy blocks, detoxify your energy field, learn relaxation techniques and much more. Class includes lots of fun hands-on experience. Students will receive complimentary manual and Reiki I Certification from a Reiki Master/Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Practitioner.Evans, Linda • $65

Expressive Arts for Healing SU13-227 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 6/24/13 • 5:15 - 7:45 pmPrescott • Bldg 1, Room 206You do not need any artistic ability to enjoy this fun, interactive course that uses a variety of creative activities to support physical and emotional healing. Learn how the modalities of Expressive Art Therapy – visual art, music, guided visualization and writing/journaling – allow the body to produce feel-good endorphins to boost mood while enhancing the immune system. The concept of art as a healing modality is as old as recorded history; however it had been forgotten until recently, as the awareness of the interconnectedness of the mind and body has become more recognized. $25 supply fee payable to the instructor at the first class. Parsonage, Betty • $80

Tapping (EFT) SU13-225 • Tue, 6/4/13 • 6 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 225Learn to relieve stress and anxiety with the gentle technique of Tapping, an Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). This simple method – gently tapping on a number of acupuncture points while tuning in your issue – is effective for general and specific anxiety. This is a hands-on workshop with explanation of the techniques, demonstration and practice. Clark, Nadia • $50

Tapping: More Practice (EFT-2) SU13-226 • Tue, 7/16/13 • 6 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 225Find out more about Tapping to relieve stress and anxiety. In this hands-on workshop learn additional refinements and applications of this technique of gently tapping on a number of acupuncture points while tuning in your issue. Clark, Nadia • $50

LifeForce Yoga®, Level 1 SU13-223 • Wed, 6/5/13 to 7/17/13 • 8 - 9:20 amPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 140Choose positive mental health! LifeForce® Yoga is a practice designed specifically to help manage the mood. This course is an introduction to certain yogic techniques and the ways in which they work to help alleviate depression and anxiety. Learn breathing techniques, the use of mantra, visualization, meditation and intention as well as yoga poses. Incorporating such techniques into a complete practice balances body, mind and spirit. No experience is necessary. Please bring a yoga mat. (No class 7/3.)McHorney, Colleen • $75

The Diabetes Solution SU13-228 • Wed & Mon, 6/19/13 to 7/15/13 • 5:30 - 7:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 138Learn about the doctor recommended scientifically-proven plant-based nutritional system for reversing diabetes and other health-related conditions without drugs. Reduce your risk of diabetes-related complications, take off unwanted pounds, boost your energy and lower blood pressure and cholesterol. Share three delicious nutritional buffets and receive a keepsake cookbook. For more information: http://faculty.yc.edu/ckarpins. Optional textbook, Dr. Neal Barnard’s Program for Reversing Diabetes, may be purchased on your own. Karpinski, Cathy • $100 single/$55 for 2nd family member

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T’ai Chi Chih® – An Introduction SU13-224 • Wed, 7/10/13 to 7/31/13 • 1 - 2:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 225T’ai Chi Chih is a series of gentle movements that circulate and balance the internal life force (Chi). Regular practice brings far-reaching benefits – physically, mentally and emotionally. This is an introduction to the fundamental principles of T’ai Chi Chih and an opportunity to learn the first ten movements and one held posture. Optional practice DVD ($32.95) and booklet portraying the movements ($15.95) are available for purchase from the instructor. Spangler, Hope • $65

History & CultureSouthwest Indians: The People SU13-231 • Tue, 6/4/13 to 7/9/13 • 5 - 7 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 125Our neighbors, the native peoples living in the Southwest, have lived and prospered in this area for centuries, long before the Europeans arrived. Explore the culturally rich and diverse contemporary and ancient ways of the native peoples of the Southwest with an emphasis on the Hopi, Navajo, Apache and Pueblo Peoples. With a focus on their relationships to the land, each other and non-Indians, this is an opportunity to appreciate their individual histories, traditions, arts, spiritual ways and relationships with each other and the U.S. government. Enjoy lectures, discussions, films, guest presenters and possible optional guided field trips to meet The People in their communities on reservation lands.Brandstein, David • $85

The Qur’an: A Basic Understanding SU13-232 • Thur, 6/6/13 to 6/27/13 • 2 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 270The Qur’an is Islam’s sacred scripture. It has been and is read, translated, treasured and studied by more than one billion Muslims around the world. The instructors will provide information on who and for whom it was written, how to approach and ‘open’ the text, uncover some of its themes and discover why it has such a deep and abiding impact on Muslim life and culture. The class also will look at passages commonly misunderstood and therefore sometimes feared, especially by non-Muslims.Vogelaar, Harold & Mai • $70

LanguagesGerman Conversation SU13-237 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 7/8/13 • 7 - 8 pmSU13-238 • Wed, 6/5/13 to 7/10/13 • 5:30 - 6:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 123This basic German conversation course will prepare you for traveling in the many German-speaking countries. Master everyday phrases for survival situations such as shopping, dining and transportation. Cultural background information and fun learning will be tailored to the participants to boost confidence and excitement about speaking and understanding German. Materials provided.Mann, June • $65

German Conversation: Intermediate SU13-239 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 7/8/13 • 5:30 - 6:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 123Continue to practice your German in this fun conversation course. Using games and role-playing to boost your confidence in German communication skills, you will be amazed at how much progress you make. Language is a “use it or lose it” skill, and this is the way to help make the most of your trip to any German-speaking country, surprise German family members or chat with your new German-speaking friends. Prerequisite: Beginning German Conversation or conversational familiarity with the language.Mann, June • $65


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French I: Beginning SU13-234 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 7/8/13 • 7:15 - 8:15 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 125Learn the basics of French – greetings, travel phrases, how to ask questions. The instructor is a native of Le Touquet in the north of France and will give insights of life in France. The class is designed for beginners as well as anyone wanting to brush up on French skills from high school or college. Handouts will be provided. Clark, Nadia • $65

French I: Intermediate SU13-235 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 7/8/13 • 5:30 - 7 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 125A continuation of French I for those who have the basics. Continue learning French, including grammar and pronunciation from a native of Le Touquet in the north of France. Practice speaking with French conversation while learning about life in France. Handouts will be provided. Clark, Nadia • $75

Chinese Mandarin: An Introduction SU13-240 • Mon & Wed, 6/24/13 to 7/17/13 • 6 - 7:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 206Join us in an introductory Mandarin course that assumes no prior exposure to Chinese Mandarin language and culture. The main focus of this course is to build a foundation of standard Mandarin pronunciation (Pinyin) and use Pinyin to communicate. Chinese culture and customs will be introduced throughout the course. Purchase the textbook Basic Spoken Chinese: An Introduction to Speaking and Listening for Beginners, ISBN: 978-0804840156 (also used for Mandarin I, II and III) for $24-$35 online.Ma, Sophie • $90

Chinese Mandarin: Begin to Speak I SU13-241 • Mon & Wed, 7/22/13 to 8/14/13 • 6 - 7:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 206A beginning Mandarin course that assumes some prior exposure to Pinyin (the standard Mandarin pronunciation system) and the Chinese culture. The main focus of this course is to learn how to properly construct and speak basic Mandarin. Pinyin will be used throughout this course; more Chinese culture and customs will be introduced. Purchase the textbook Basic Spoken Chinese: An Introduction to Speaking and Listening for Beginners, ISBN: 978-0804840156 (also used for Mandarin II and III) for $24-$35 online. Ma, Sophie • $90

Music & FilmMusic Around the World SU13-242 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 7/8/13 • 5:30 - 8:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 31, Room 105Learn the fundamentals of music or expand your knowledge while playing musical instruments from around the world. Learn traditional pieces for these ensembles: marimba band (Zimbabwe), African drums (Ghana), gamelan angklung (Bali), pennywhistles (Ireland), American Indian flutes, Revolutionary War era fifes and drums, Appalachian dulcimers and ukuleles. Brief discussions on music theory, history, and the development of musical instruments are included. Fun for ages 12 and up; no previous experience required for musical enjoyment! Brush, Bart • $55

Film Festivals Are Fun! SU13-259 • Thur, 7/18/13 & 8/1/13 • 6 - 8 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 271Learn how to get the most out of our on-campus Prescott Film Festival to be held July 24-31. Part 1: explore behind the scenes and learn how films are selected, what you can expect from attending filmmakers, what makes a great film. Enhance your ability to be a good film critic as the class critiques some films. For Part 2: on your own time, select at least one narrative or one documentary feature film to watch during the Festival ($6/ film). Part 3: meet to discuss your observations and critique the films. Preview the film choices at www.prescottfilmfestival.com. McIntyre, Diane and Chris David • $45

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Philosophy & SpiritualityJin Shin Jyutsu® Self Help SU13-245 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 7/8/13 • 5:30 - 7 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 225Explore Jin Shin Jyutsu® Physio-Philosophy, an ancient art of harmonizing the life energy in the body. The application of the hands gently balances the flow of life energy in the body. Jin Shin Jyutsu brings balance and harmony to the body, mind and spirit which promotes optimal health and well-being and facilities the body’s healing capacity. Learn and practice self-help routines for your daily life. Optional self-help books recommended and available for purchase from the instructor for $37. Norton, Maggie • $70

Wise Women Gathering SU13-243 • Thur, 6/6/13 to 7/18/13 • 10 am - noonSU13-244 • Thur, 6/6/13 to 7/18/13 • 2 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 208Who are the wise women? How do we find wisdom in ourselves first, then share it with others? Discovering our gifts in the company of other women is a life-changing experience. Wisdom is a powerful tool and can make the difference between navigating life thoughtfully or being caught up in the drama. Excerpts from a selected book will be our guide in discussion and sharing. (No class 7/4/13.)Harris, Deni • $55

Move, Tapping and Create Your Dreams & Intentions into Reality SU13-246 • Thur, 6/6/13 to 7/11/13 • 9 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 205Want to learn ways to take action in your life, turn intentions into reality, embrace new ideas and be successful in the ever-changing world? Change your outlook and learn tools to help activate your intentions as you experience a creative combination of assessments, understand personality profiles, visualization, movement and light exercise, problem solving and other positive techniques. Bring a 3-ring notebook, yoga mat and bottled water. Wear comfortable clothing. (No class 7/4/13.)Parker, Barbara • $100

Balance Your Life SU13-247 • Thur, 6/13/13 to 6/27/13 • 5:30 - 7:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 225Do you find yourself spending more time and energy in areas of your life that are not as important as others getting less of your attention? Coaching, demonstrations and self-evaluation will guide you to look at key areas of your life (career, family and friends, recreation, etc.) and understand how to become more balanced while achieving higher levels of fulfillment. You will leave this class with self-assessment tools and an action plan. This is an interactive class with the instructor and other students.Biscay, Vicki • $65

Digital PhotographyDigital Photography Series, Pt. 1: I’ve Got A Digital Camera, Now What? SU13-248 • Mon, 6/3/13 to 6/17/13 • 2 - 4:30 pmSU13-249 • Wed, 6/5/13 to 6/19/13 • 1:30 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 206Part 1 in series. Learn about your digital camera along with basic photo editing, sizing, printing and emailing. Must have basic computer skills. Bring your camera and manual. Sign up early -- classes are limited to 12 students and fill up fast! Sagan, Keith • $75

Digital Photography Series, Pt. 2: Photoshop Elements, The Next Step SU13-250 • Mon, 7/1/13 & 7/8/13 • 2 - 4:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 206Part 2 in the series. Prerequisite: “I’ve Got a Digital Camera, Now What?” Learn how to superimpose photos, apply faux matting and hone your advanced photo-editing skills using Adobe Photoshop Elements. Sagan, Keith • $70

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Digital Photography Series, Pt. 3: Photoshop Elements, Practical Applications SU13-251 • Wed, 7/17/13 & 7/24/13 • 1 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 207Part 3 in the series. Prerequisite: “I’ve Got a Digital Camera, Now What?” and “Photoshop Elements: The Next Step.” Learn about layers and all the exciting tools and features of Photoshop Elements for digital photo manipulation. Sagan, Keith • $75

I Want to Know More about My Digital Camera! SU13-252 • Thur, 6/13/13 & 6/20/13 • 1 - 4 pmSU13-253 • Wed, 7/3/13 & 7/10/13 • 1 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 206For those who have digital SLR or high-end “point and shoot” cameras, this course builds on the class “I’ve Got a Digital Camera, Now What?” Learn to shoot photographs using aperture settings, shutter speed and camera presets. ISO, quality, exposure and flash intensity settings will be covered. There will be a focus on hands-on camera work. Bring your camera, cable and manual. Sagan, Keith • $75

RecreationLadies’ Defensive Pistol Shooting SU13-254 • Mon, Wed, Fri, 6/24/13 to 6/28/13 • 2 - 5 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 225Learn the essential self-protection skills every woman should have. Examine threat scenarios, effective responses, avoidance techniques, firearm safety, pistol marksmanship and home and personal defense. Tuition includes range fees. No firearms or ammo allowed on YC campuses. Student supplies ammunition. Ammo may be purchased and firearms are available for rental at range facility. Plan to attend all classes. The last class meeting is held at High Noon Indoor Shooting Parlour in PV from 10 am - 5 pm with 1-hour lunch break. Seibert, Sherrie & Ivy Wise • $135

Beginning Defensive Pistol Shooting SU13-255 • Mon, Wed, Fri, 7/8/13 to 7/12/13 • 3 - 5 pmPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 225Learn how to choose a firearm for personal protection, safe handling and home storage. Learn Arizona laws regarding use of firearms for self defense and basic principles of marksmanship. Student supplies ammunition. No firearms or ammunition allowed on YC campuses. Ammo may be purchased and firearms are available for rental at range facility. Plan to attend all classes. The last class meeting is held at High Noon Indoor Shooting Parlour in PV from 10 am - 5 pm with 1-hour lunch break.Seibert, Matt • $105

Science & NatureHummingbirds in Prescott SU13-256 • Wed, 6/5/13 • 8:30 - 11:30 amPrescott • Bldg 19, Room 225Among the world’s smallest birds, hummingbirds amaze us with their presence and beauty. Learn about the life habits of these tiny marvels and become acquainted with the hummingbird species that spend part of their time in Prescott. Explore some ways of attracting hummingbirds to your yard and where to go in Arizona to see additional species. Pranter, Bonnie • $35

Plant Communities of the Prescott Area SU13-258 • Fri & Sat, 6/7/13 & 6/8/13 • Fri. 9 am - 1 pm; Sat. Field Trip, 8 am - 2 pm Prescott • Bldg 31, Room 105Become familiar with the beautiful, biologically diverse plant communities around Prescott. We will review the major vegetation types and where they occur, and identify the dominant plant species that make up these types. Learn the characteristics of our most common plant families. On the field day, we will visit several plant communities and identify many of the key trees, shrubs and plants that characterize each vegetation type. Bring a notebook, hand lens, lunch and water for the field trip. Recommended text: Shrubs and Trees of the Southwest Uplands, Elmore and Janish. Casey, Cheryl • $80


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AnimalsGoing to the Cats and Dogs! • Ages 5-10/Grades K-5SU13-K101 • Tue, Wed, Thur, 6/18/13 to 6/20/13 • 2 - 3:30 pmSU13-K102 • Tue, Wed, Thur, 7/9/13 to 7/11/13 • 2 - 3:30 pmPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 121Why do cats and dogs do all the sorts of things that they do? Learn fun and interesting things about dogs and cats using art, puppets, stories and play. Find ways to relate to them better, help them be the best they can be, and help you and your family have the most loving and fun companions. Dogs and cats don’t talk like human do, but they surely do communicate. We will learn about their behaviors and that they have thoughts and feelings too. Gentle cats and dogs will participate in the class.Loucks, Cynthia • $60

Arts & CraftsKids Draw Like a Pro • Ages 12-17/Grades 7-12SU13-K104 • Mon to Thur, 6/3/13 to 6/20/13 • 4:15 - 5:15 pmSU13-K105 • Mon to Thur, 7/8/13 to 7/25/13 • 4:15 - 5:15 pmPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 123Discover drawing secrets of the pros. Have fun learning basic drawing techniques while creating an accurate drawing of your chosen subject. Learn to select the correct colors and how best to apply the colored pencils and charcoal to create drawings of animals, portraits or abstracts. A professional artist, illustrator and art educator teaches by example. See samples of the technique at www.teachingbyexample.blogspot.com. Supplies are provided. Ottinger, Ken • $95

Paint Like the Masters • Ages 5-11/Grades K-5SU13-K103 • Mon to Thur, 7/15/13 to 7/18/13 • 9 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 123Everyone is inspired by art of the masters Monet, Van Gogh, Matisse, Miro or Picasso. Learn ways to imitate the masters’ techniques using different mediums and your individual touch. We will make a mat for the best pieces and invite family and friends to an art show and reception on the final day of class. Lord, Sue • $90

Creative AfternoonsFlights of Imagination: 3-2-1 Blast Off • Ages 6-13/Grades 1-9SU13-K114 • Mon to Thur, 6/3/13 to 6/6/13 • noon - 4 pmSU13-K115 • Mon to Thur, 6/10/13 to 6/13/13 • noon - 4 pmSU13-K116 • Mon to Thur, 6/17/13 to 6/20/13 • noon - 4 pmSU13-K117 • Mon to Thur, 7/8/13 to 7/11/13 • noon - 4 pmSU13-K118 • Mon to Thur, 7/15/13 to 7/18/13 • noon - 4 pmSU13-K119 • Mon to Thur, 7/22/13 to 7/25/13 • noon - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 123Take flight to an Imaginary World created by kids – for kids. Sculpting, creative writing, painting, handwork, activities and games are a few of the activities kids will be busy with in this hands-on, Steiner-Waldorf style class. Kids will create ideas and explore their imaginations guided by their passions and interests in the world around them. All materials included. Bring your own lunch from noon to 1pm. Shinohara, Jennifer • $105

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Cultures & LanguageSpanish Language and Culture • Ages 9-12/Grades 4-7SU13-K120 • Mon to Thur, 6/3/13 to 6/20/13 • 10 - 11 amSU13-K121 • Mon to Thur, 7/8/13 to 7/25/13 • 10 - 11 amPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 269Learn basic Spanish phrases and vocabulary while exploring the cultures, geography, foods and history of Latin American countries. Using language practice, photo presentations and research, have fun learning the basics of Spanish. Explore distinct cultural events, tourist sites, famous cities, ancient ruins, natural wonders and sample different Latin American types of food. Hernandez, Ricardo • $85

German Is Fun! • Ages 8-11/Grades 3-5SU13-K122 • Mon & Wed, 6/3/13 to 6/19/13 • 9 - 11 amSU13-K123 • Mon & Wed, 7/8/13 to 7/24/13 • 9 - 11 amPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 206Learn German by singing songs and playing games. You will be surprised at how easy and fun it is! Learn to greet people in German, how to count, how to ask and answer easy questions. Discover a lot of German words that are the same, or almost the same, as the English words. Mann, June • $85

Introduction to German • Ages 12-17/Grades 6-12SU13-K124 • Tue & Thur, 6/4/13 to 6/20/13 • 9 - 11 amSU13-K125 • Tue & Thur, 7/9/13 to 7/25/13 • 9 - 11 amPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 206German is the easiest language to learn. Have fun learning how to greet people, how to count, how to ask and answer simple questions. Be amazed at how easy it is to learn colors, days of the week, months and many other words that are the same, or almost the same, as English. Practice German conversation and sample German food. Find out about German customs and culture, including German music, both classical and new. Mann, June • $85

Dance & FitnessBallroom Dance for Kids • Ages 12-17/Grades 7-12SU13-K112 • Mon & Wed, 6/3/13 to 6/19/13 • 11 - 11:50 amPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 140Guys and Girls, do you want to learn how to become popular among your friends and family? Then learn to dance like “Dancing with the Stars!” Pair up with a friend and learn to dance the fun dances that are so popular. Dance the rhythm dances such as swing, salsa, waltz and more. Rivera, Hector • $60

Dance Fitness for Kids • Ages 5-17/Grades K-12SU13-K110 • Mon & Wed, 6/3/13 to 6/19/13 • 1 - 1:50 pmSU13-K111 • Mon & Wed, 7/8/13 to 7/24/13 • 1 - 1:50 pm Prescott • Bldg 2, Room 140Learn how to have fun and express yourself through dance! Start out with stretches and body movements, then explore many different forms of dance including Hip Hop, Ballroom and Latin styles.Rivera, Hector • $60

Belly Dance for ‘Tweens • Ages 11-15/Grades 6-10SU13-K108 • Mon & Wed, 6/3/13 to 6/19/13 • 4 - 4:50 pmSU13-K109 • Mon & Wed, 7/8/13 to 7/24/13 • 4 - 4:50 pmPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 140Learn the basics of this ancient art form! We will practice techniques such as snake arms, figure 8’s and shimmies while learning a fun choreography. Great for poise, balance and grace. No experience necessary, and be sure to wear comfortable exercise clothing. Get a friend to sign up for more fun!Coleman, Candice • $60

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Hip Hop Dance for Teens • Ages 12-17/Grades 7-12SU13-K113 • Mon & Wed, 7/8/13 to 7/24/13 • 11 - 11:50 amPrescott • Bldg 2, Room 140Did you know hip hop has been around for more than 30 years? Learn this timeless, fun, freestyle dance while improving physical fitness, rhythm, coordination and confidence. Explore various hip hop styles and have fun with improvisation. Rivera, Hector • $60

Performing ArtsDrama Camp: Zany Improv • Ages 5-10/Grades K-5SU13-K106 • Mon to Thur, 6/10/13 to 6/13/13 • 1 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 121Welcome to the zany world of improvisation! The troupe of thespians will perform skits, improv, pantomime, charades, laughable and body language drama and monologues. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes to move in. No experience needed to be a drama queen or king – just enthusiasm! Space is limited. Lord, Sue • $90

Drama Camp: Comic Relief • Ages 5-10/Grades K-5SU13-K107 • Mon to Thur, 7/15/13 to 7/18/13 • 1 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 121Dive into the hysterical world of comedy and create your own routines for everyone to enjoy! Explore the beginnings of the “funny bone in the spotlight” using literature and films. Create your own “bit” and present it on the last day of class when we host a stand-up comedy show with original and age-appropriate material for family and friends. Space is limited. Lord, Sue • $90

Exploring MeReiki One for Kids • Ages 6-9/Grades 1-4SU13-K126 • Tue & Wed, 6/4/13 & 6/5/13 • 9 am – noonSU13-K129 • Tue & Wed, 7/9/13 & 7/10/13 • 9 am - noon

Reiki One for Kids • Ages 10-12/Grades 5-7SU13-K127 • Tue & Wed, 6/11/13 & 6/12/13 • 9 am - noonSU13-K130 • Tue & Wed, 7/16/13 & 7/17/13 • 9 am - noon

Reiki One for Kids • Ages 13-17/Grades 8-12SU13-K128 • Tue & Wed, 6/18/13 & 6/19/13 • 9 am - noonSU13-K131 • Tue & Wed, 7/23/13 & 7/24/13 • 9 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 205Learn the beginning principles and history of Reiki in this class developed for children. In an easy-to-follow, fun and stimulating class, children will gain a basic understanding of Reiki and establish a foundation to develop abilities as they grow. Using meditation, intuition and energy exercises, children will be guided to learn about the significance of angels and spirit guides in everyday life. Bring a yoga mat, snack and water. Allmon, Cathy • $65

Who Am I? Discover Life’s Meaning for You • Ages 6-17/Grades 1-12SU13-K132 • Wed, 6/5/13 to 6/19/13 • 9 am - noonSU13-K133 • Wed, 7/10/13 to 7/24/13 • 9 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 270Have you ever asked yourself (or been asked by someone) any of the questions: Who I am? Why am I here? What is my purpose in life? What do I want to be when I grow up? Guided by student input, facilitated questions, logical topic shifts and a self-questionnaire, you will seek your unique answers! If you wish to really know, understand, and find who, why and what YOU really are; if you choose to expand your thinking, your confidence, your belief, your relationship with yourself and others: You ought to take this class! Come prepared to participate in a respectful, enlightening, caring and sharing way. Carsten, Robert • $75


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Pay It Forward and Give Back! • Ages 6-11/Grades 1-6SU13-K134 • Mon to Thur, 7/22/13 to 7/25/13 • 1 - 4 pmPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 121During this age of social networking, children are interacting via text, Twitter and Facebook. It’s time to rediscover the importance of the “personal touch”! This course lays the foundation for young people to “pay it forward” to their community. Activities, workbooks and character development will be used to involve the students, and we will host a local senior center to share snacks, conversation and handmade cards. Lord, Sue • $85

Science & NatureCooking with Chemistry! • Ages 9-14/Grades 4-9SU13-K141 • Mon to Thur, 6/3/13 to 6/6/13 • 9 - 11 amSU13-K142 • Mon to Thur, 7/22/13 to 7/25/13 • 9 - 11 amPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 123Learn about basic concepts of chemistry using food to explore properties and interactions. Make rock candy, examine the acid content of soda or change the color of milk. You will have fun and develop a new perspective about the food on your plate! Kaplan, Ezra • $75

Nature Camp 101 • Ages 8-12/Grades 3-6SU13-K136 • Mon to Thur, 6/3/13 to 6/6/13 • 8 am - 1 pmPrescott • Offsite: meet at the flagpolesExplore Prescott’s natural wonders! Hike in a different location each day – Thumb Butte, Goldwater Lake, Watson Woods, Peavine Trail and Lynx Creek Ruins and Lynx Lake. Explore the flora and fauna of each unique ecosystem. Wear sturdy closed-toe hiking shoes with socks, a hat and sunscreen. Each day, bring a minimum of 2 quarts of water, a snack and sack lunch in a small backpack. Lord, Sue • $140

Nature Camp 201 • Ages 8-12/Grades 3-6SU13-K137 • Mon to Thur, 6/17/13 to 6/20/13 • 8 am - 1 pmPrescott • Offsite: meet at the flagpolesExplore more of Prescott’s natural wonders! Hike every day in a new outdoor location – Watson Dam/Flume Trail, Willow Dells Loop Trail, Lynx Lake Explorer Trail, Granite Basin Lake and much more. Learn about all aspects of our unique ecosystem as a young naturalist. Wear sturdy closed-toe hiking shoes with socks, a hat and sunscreen. Each day, bring a minimum of 2 quarts of water, snack and a sack lunch in a small backpack. Lord, Sue • $140

Nature Camp 301 • Ages 8-12/Grades 3-6SU13-K138 • Mon to Thur, 7/8/13 to 7/11/13 • 8 am - 1 pmPrescott • Offsite: meet at the flagpolesDiscover some best-kept secrets and hidden natural treasures of our unique volcanic ecosystem in Prescott! We will explore and trek in new terrain while learning about the habitat of the central highlands around Prescott. Wear sturdy closed-toe hiking shoes with socks, a hat and sunscreen. Each day, bring a minimum of 2 quarts of water, a snack and a sack lunch in a small backpack. Lord, Sue • $140

Young Naturalist Discovery Camp • Ages 5-8/Grades K-3SU13-K135 • Mon to Thur, 7/22/13 to 7/25/13 • 9 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 121Discover the natural world, Prescott-style! We will hike the environs of the Yavapai College campus and surrounding areas and identify local flora and fauna. Learn to use field guides, create nature art and poetry and find out why it’s so important to protect our natural world. Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes with socks, a hat and sunscreen. Bring a minimum of 2 quarts of water, healthy snacks and a lunch in a small backpack. Space is limited. Lord, Sue • $85

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Fossil Safari • Ages 8-12/Grades 3-7SU13-K139 • Mon to Thur, 6/10/13 to 6/13/13 • 8 - 11:30 amPrescott • Bldg 30, Room 109Explore for dinosaurs and fossils! As part of a team of explorers, learn about paleontology and excavate fossils from simulated locations around the world. Record your findings and wrap them for transport back to the lab where identification and preparation for curating takes place. Detailed journals are kept, and the final specimens will be displayed in a “fossil museum.” Vaszily, Diane • $110

Rocket Rally • Ages 9-14/Grades 4-9SU13-K140 • Mon to Thur, 7/8/13 to 7/11/13 • 8 - 11:30 amPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 121Explore rocket flight while learning about the principles of aerospace engineering using science and math. Teams plan, assemble, prepare and launch model rockets and follow up with debriefing exercises. Behaving like NASA specialists, each student will track, recover, inspect and evaluate the rockets. Vaszily, Diane • $110

WritingPen Your Story • Ages 11-17/Grades 6-12SU13-K143 • Mon & Thur, 6/3/13 to 6/20/13 • 10:30 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 270Begin an adventure and take a writing journey of the short story. Become more aware of your senses as you creatively write the character, structure, dialogue and setting…plus more. Bring a lined journal or paper and pencil or pen. Levin, Carol • $70

Crucial Essay Writing • Ages 14-17/Grades 9-12SU13-K144 • Mon to Thur, 6/3/13 to 6/20/13 • 1 - 3 pmSU13-K145 • Mon to Thur, 7/8/13 to 7/25/13 • 1 - 3 pmPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 216This essay writing course is designed for students who are looking for guidance when preparing for high school essays, AP, AIMS or SAT essays. The course emphasizes organization and style and offers instruction in grammar, punctuation, research, MLA style and timed writing. Perfect for novice writers as well as experienced writers. $10 workbook fee payable to the instructor at the first class. Burgess, Seth • $130

So You Want to Be a Poet and You Know It! • Ages 6-11/Grades 1-6SU13-K146 • Mon to Thur, 6/10/13 to 6/13/13 • 9 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 4, Room 121Whether you are a traditional poet, alternative poet or even a rapper – this innovative class is for you! We will explore all forms of poetry throughout the ages, then you create your very own. Share your work with family and friends at a poetry jam and reception on the last day of class. Lord, Sue • $85

Short Story Writing for Kids • Ages 12-17/Grades 6-12SU13-K147 • Mon, 7/8/13 to 7/22/13 • 10 am - noonPrescott • Bldg 3, Room 216Turn your great story ideas into a finished product! Be prepared to get up and move as well as sit down and put words on the page. This fun and interactive course teaches the basic elements of storytelling in short fiction. Develop original short stories to share with friends and family using games, group activities for inspiration followed by writing in each class. Learn how to give and request feedback and the creativity of writing communities. Bring a wide-rule notebook and pen or pencil.Diehl, Christine • $60


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EDventures International is traveling to Kenya with Lynne Leakey. This is an extraordinary travel and service adventure! Travelers will have ample opportunities to view the incredible array of wildlife, meet the Maasai people, experience cultural exchanges and participate in service projects that focus on children’s education. Experience this beautiful country, adopt an orphaned elephant and view awesome birds and big game.

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