Eastern Wyoming College

2014

Community Education & Workforce Development

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Fall

Eastern Wyoming College Board of Trustees Gary Olson, President Angie Chavez, Vice President John B. Patrick, Secretary Mike Varney, Treasurer Lowell Kautz Julie Kilty George Nash President Tom Armstrong, Ph.D.

Eastern Wyoming College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission; Member: North Central Association.

EWC is accredited by the American Welding Society and the American Veterinary Medical Association

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The College is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

The information contained herein is valid as of July 2014. While EWC makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information, the college reserves the right to make changes at any time without prior notice. Always check with the appropriate office for current information.

The EWC Schedule summarizes information of interest to students; it is not a complete statement of programs and policies. Other important information is published in the EWC Catalog and on the EWC Website.

Please note the registration deadlines. Upon registration, your fees are committed to the trip and full refunds may not be issued after the end of the registration deadline. This depends on whether nonrefundable event tickets were purchased for the trip. In some instances, such as weather cancellations, a full refund may not be possible. Again, this depends on whether nonrefundable event tickets were purchased for the trip. Children have to be five years or older to ride on the bus. Use and/or possession of alcoholic beverages on the bus is prohibited (EWC Board Policy 5.13).

EWC Community Education Trip Policy

The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges & Schools230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500Chicago, IL 60604Telephone: 800.621.7440/312.263.0456Fax: 312.263.7462info@hlcommission.orgwww.ncahlc.org

Eastern Wyoming College is a student-centered, comprehensive community

college that responds to the educational, cultural, social, and economic needs of its communities with quality, affordable educational opportunities for dynamic

lifelong learning.College Mission – June 10, 2008

Eastern Wyoming College is dedicated to providing opportunities and recognizing the talent of all people within this institution. There is commitment to a policy of equal opportunity for all persons on the basis of merit without regard to race, color, national origin, marital status, age, sexual orientation, gender, religion, political belief, veteran status or disability. In accordance with the policy, EWC affirms its commitment to non-discrimination in its employment, admission or access to programs and activities, treatment of any person, as they relate to recruitment, hiring, selection, screening, testing, compensation, promotion, employment benefits, educational opportunities, access to programs, work assignments, application of discipline, access to grievance procedures, and any and all other conditions which are provided by Eastern Wyoming College policy, regulation, rule or practice. Inquiries concerning Title II, Title VI, Title VII and Section 504 may be directed to Stuart Nelson, Director of Human Resources, 307-532.8330. Title IX inquiries may be directed to Dr. Rex Cogdill, Vice President for Student Services, 307.532.8257. Both may be contacted at Eastern Wyoming College, 3200 West C. Street, Torrington, WY 82240. Alternatively you may contact the Wyoming Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights Coordinator, 2nd Floor, Hathaway Building, Cheyenne, WY 82002-0050, or 307.777.7675.

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Arts & Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6Bus Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Center for Tutoring and Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Computer Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Digital Photo Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Distance Education/Evening Classes . . . . . 21-23Drivers Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Ed2go . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Fine Arts Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back CoverHealth & Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11Hunter Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 & 17Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Personal Enrichment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-14Quick Reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Sharing of Times Past & Travel Present. . . . . . . . . 3Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Workforce Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-20Wyoming Health Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Youth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 15

WelcomeWelcome to the Eastern Wyoming College Community Education & Workforce Development 2014 Fall Brochure. Our mission is to provide life-long learning opportunities for the residents of eastern Wyoming. We have tried to provide a variety of trips, personal enrichment classes, music classes, fitness/wellness classes, youth classes, computer classes and Ed2go classes. The LaGrange Community Education classes are also included in this schedule. Under Workforce Development you will find courses in Healthcare, Business & Professional Development and Safety Training.

You can register for Community Education classes or trips three ways: 1. In person at the Community Education Office - lower level Tebbet 134 2. Call the Community Education Office at 532.8213 or 532.8323 or Community Education Eastern Wyoming College 3200 West C Street Torrington, WY 82240 3. Online- www.ewc.wy.edu, click on Community Ed link, click on Online Registration Form link.

To register for Workforce classes call 532.8323If you have suggestions for a class or specific requests please call us.Thank you for your support of Eastern Wyoming College’s Community Education and Workforce Development programs.

Sincerely,

Donna White Community Education Director 307.532.8323 donna.white@ewc.wy.edu

EWC Library

532-8375 or 532-8200

Monday-Thursday . . . . . . . .8 a.m. to 9 p.m.Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ClosedSunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Summer hours vary

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AugustHunter Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-4 to 8-9 Fall Harvest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-20Fall & Winter Hall Walking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-20 to 12-20Early AM Yoga Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-25 to 10-15Gentle AM Yoga Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-25 to 10-15Gentle PM Yoga Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-25 to 10-15Retired Fellers Yoga Session A . . . . . . . . . . . 8-25 to 10-15Restorative Yoga PM Session A . . . . . . . . . . 8-25 to 10-15Men Only Yoga Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-26 to 10-16

SeptemberYoga Mixed PM Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-2 to 10-16Yes Ma’am Singers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-7Pilates PM Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8 to 10-22Zumba PM Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8 to 10-22Community Choir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8 to 12-3Dog Obedience Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8 to 10-20Fall Horticulture Bus Trip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-9Pilumba-Zumates AM Session A . . . . . . . . . . 9-9 to 10-23Kickboxing PM Session A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-9 to 10-23Community Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-9 to 12-4Tumble Weeds K-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-9 to 10-16Tumble Weeds 3-6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-9 to 10-16Tumble Weeds pre-5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-9 to 10-16Pinterest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10Health Fair Blood Draw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-11 to 9-12Audio Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-11 to 9-18Chipping & Putting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-15 to 9-16Early Bird Tax Prep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-16 to 9-23ETSY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-17Leather Craft Studio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-18 to 11-6Treble Makers Children’s Choir . . . . . . . . . . 9-18 to 11-18Church Basement Ladies Dinner Theatre . . . . . . . . . 9-21Sam Mihara-Memories of Heart Mountain . . . . . . . 9-22G.O. Bond Issue Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-23Microsoft Excel 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-24 to 10-15Web Surfing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-24Gluten Free Pasta & Dessert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/25Women’s Self-Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-25Lil’ Diggers Volleyball K-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-27 to 10-18Lil’ Diggers Volleyball 4-6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-27 to 10-18Health Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-29Pottery 101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-30 to 11-18

OctoberBusiness Bus Trip Lowes/NCAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1DPS What Are Those Buttons? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1Travel Log: Thailand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-2Craig Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-3Estate Planning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-6 PLEASE NOTE: Many Community Education classes and activities have specific registration deadlines and class size mini-

mums and maximums. These classes and activities will be cancelled if the stated minimum enrollment is not met by the stated deadline. If a class must be cancelled due to lack of enrollments, those individuals who have registered will be contact-ed on the registration deadline day and refunds will be processed as quickly as possible. To avoid class cancellations, please register by the deadline!

Bamboo Chef: Asian Egg Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-7Upcycling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-8Women’s Self-Defense Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-9Glass Blowing Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-10 to 10-11Life Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-13Smartphone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-14Art Journaling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-15 to 10-29Watercolor Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-18Early AM Yoga Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-20 to 12-17Gentle AM Yoga Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-20 to 12-17Retired Fellers Yoga Session B . . . . . . . . . .10-20 to 12-17Restorative Yoga PM Session B . . . . . . . . . 10-20 to 12-17Gentle PM Yoga Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-20 to 12-17Men’s Only Yoga Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-21 to 12-18Yoga Mixed PM Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-21 to 12-18Romanian Comfort Food . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-21CHEER K-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-21 to 12-2CHEER 3-5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-21 to 12-2Skype & Facebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-22Women’s Self Defense Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-23Seven Brides Dinner Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-25Embroidery & Stamped Cross Stitch . . . . 10-27 to 11-10Pilates PM Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-27 to12-17Zumba PM Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-27 to12-17Drivers Ed Fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-27 to 11-8Computer Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-28Pilumba-Zumates Session B . . . . . . . . . . . 10-28 to 12-18Kickboxing Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-28 to 12-18DPS Intro to Photoshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-29Dog Obedience Session B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-29 to 11-15

NovemberShopping Spree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-1Obamacare Revisited . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-3Ladies Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-8Credit Score . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-10DPS More Photoshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12Gluten Free Thanksgiving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-13Holiday Deco Mesh Wreath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-15BaSix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-16Tulle Tu-Tu Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 11-17Reverse Mortgages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-17Treble Makers Concert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-18Tomato Cage Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-22

December Community Band/Choir Concert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-3Gingerbread Houses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-5 to 12-6Miracle on 34th Street Dinner Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . .12-7

7th Annual Rocky Mountain Quilt FestivalThe Ranch—Loveland, CoThe Rocky Mountain Quilt Festival is a leading trade fair for international textiles, yarn, and fabrics. The festival will showcase antique, traditional and contemporary quilts, dolls, clothing items and other needle art incorporating a wide array of techniques. The cost of the ticket includes the price of admission to the Quilt Festival. Lunch is on your own at the Ranch. Date: Saturday, August 16 Registration & payment deadline: August 8Time: 7:00am-7:00pmCost: $35 Location: Bus will leave from main EWC parking lot

Fall Horticulture AdventureFacilitator: Jeff Edwards, UW SARECThis trip will be the perfect way to say goodbye to summer and hello to fall. Community Education has collaborated with UW SAREC staff and EWC’s Agriculture faculty to plan a beautiful fall trip to a variety of nearby Nebraska horticulture venues. This fabulous excursion will include a visit to a honey producer in Crawford, garden tours at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center Chadron State College, a walk through the Lil Ladybug Greenhouse & Gardens in Hay Springs, and time at the Greenhouse in the Snow near Alliance, where you will tour a year-round citrus growing operation. Imagine that! Citrus from Nebraska! This trip will leave from and return to the main parking lot at EWC, and includes snack and lunch breaks. Minimum participants to prevent cancellation is 25. Registration & payment deadline: September 5 Date: Tuesday, September 9 Time: 7:00am to 6:00pm Cost: $49 (includes snack & lunch) Location: EWC Parking Lot

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Church Basement Ladies 2: A Second HelpingBoulder’s Dinner TheatreA Regional Premiere! This musical comedy sequel to Church Basement Ladies is based upon the book “Growing Up Lutheran” written by Janet Martin and Suzann Nelson. Music and Lyrics by Drew Jansen and Dennis Curley. It is 1969---the world is changing and the ladies in the Church Basement Kitchen prepare for changes of their own. You will laugh until your sides hurt and the tears run down your face, with their hilarious antics and down to earth charm within the church basement. Date: Sunday, September 21 Registration & payment deadline September 12 Time: 8:30am-7:00pm Cost: $65 Location: EWC Parking Lot

Seven Brides for Seven BrothersCandlelight Dinner Theatre“Goin’ courting” has never been as much fun as in this rip-roaring stage version of the popular MGM movie. Milly is a young bride living in the 1850’s Oregon wilderness whose plan to civilize and marry off her six rowdy brothers-in-law, backfires when the brothers kidnap six women from a neighboring town to be their brides. Busting with the rambunctious energy of the original film, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is boisterous fun and romance!Date: Saturday, October 25 Time: 9:00am-7:00pm Registration & payment deadline: October 17Cost: $65 (includes meal, beverage, tip) Location: EWC Parking Lot

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Miracle on 34th Street the MusicalCandlelight Dinner TheatreGet right into the holiday spirit by spending an afternoon of fine dining and wonderful music with our friends at the Candlelight Dinner Theatre as they bring an all-time holiday favorite to the stage. Meredith Willson’s adaptation of the popular movie is guaranteed to bring back memories and rekindle your belief in Kris Kringle. To ensure availability of seating for this very popular musical, there is a much earlier registration & payment deadline for this particular trip, so don’t delay. Additionally, if for some reason you must cancel your reservation, a refund will only be available to you if a replacement can be found for you. Date: Sunday, December 7 Registration & payment deadline: October 31 Time: 9:00am-7:00pm Cost: $65 (includes meal, beverage, tip) Location: EWC Parking Lot

Cheyenne Business Tours: Lowe’s Regional Distribution CenterNCAR Wyoming Super Computing CenterCommunity Education and EWC Business Education have once again collaborated in designing a trip to appeal to both EWC students and community members. This tour will start with a tour of the Lowe’s Regional Distribution Center located in Cheyenne. This center receives and distributes thousands of pieces of inventory for Lowe’s stores in the western states. Did you know that in 1963 Lowe’s was one of the world’s first retailers to use computers for inventory management? Following a stop for lunch, we will the visit NCAR Wyoming Super Computing Center where you will learn about computational science and see one of the fastest super computers in existence today. In addition, you will have ample time to tour the interactive hands-on science exhibits in the Visitors Center.Participant minimum: 25 Date: Wednesday, October 1 Registration & payment deadline: September 22 Time: 7:00am-5:00pm Cost: $40 (includes lunch) Location: EWC Parking Lot

TRIPSTo our faithful bus trip and dinner theatre patrons, we want to thank you for your continued support. You may see an increase in price for our trips. Unfortunately this is due to increased costs for use of the EWC bus and increases in ticket prices. We hope this modest increase does not prevent you from continuing to enjoy what we have to offer.

PLEASE NOTE: Many Community Education classes and activities have specific registration deadlines and class size mini-mums and maximums. These classes and activities will be cancelled if the stated minimum enrollment is not met by the stated deadline. If a class must be cancelled due to lack of enrollments, those individuals who have registered will be contact-ed on the registration deadline day and refunds will be processed as quickly as possible. To avoid class cancellations, please register by the deadline!

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Memories of Heart MountainSam Mihara—Retired Boeing Rocket Scientist Heart Mountain, elevation 8,123 feet, can be found in northern Wyoming between Cody and Powell, and true to its name given by the Crow Indians, its shape resembles a buffalo heart. The landmark lent its name to a nearby 740 acre plot of land that at one time was the 3rd largest town in Wyoming, the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center. During World War II, between August 1942 and November 1945, the Heart Mountain Center was home to near 14,000 Japanese Americans and Sam Mihara was one of those individuals. In his presentation, he will recount the history of the relocation of west coast Japanese Americans including the legal actions before, during and after the war. He will share personal memories and perceptions of day-to-day life in an internment camp. Date: Monday, September 22 Time: 7:00pm Cost: FREE Location: Fine Arts Auditorium*Completion of a Community Education class registration will be required of all attendees. This can be done by phone at 532-8213 or 532-8323.

Travel Log: A View of ThailandInstructor: Court MerriganThe Thai people call their home “land of freedom” because Thailand is the only country in Southeast Asia never colonized by a European power, thus they’ve not experienced a detachment from their culture. Although Thailand is a primary travel destination for over 16 million foreigners a year who want to experience the great food, tropical climate, majestic mountains, and great beaches, this travel log will have a bit different focus. Our tour guide, Court Merrigan lived in Thailand for five years and returned to Thailand with his family this past summer. He will bring a not-so touristy focus in his presentation, and a view of the country that only a person who has actually lived in Thailand could have. Join Court as he shares his Thailand experience through words and picture. Date: Thursday, October 2 Time: 6:00-8:00pmCost: FREE Location: Tebbet 131*Completion of a Community Education class registration will be required of all attendees. This can be done by phone at 532-8213 or 532-8323

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Memories of Heart MountainSam Mihara—Retired Boeing Rocket Scientist Heart Mountain, elevation 8,123 feet, can be found in northern Wyoming between Cody and Powell, and true to its name given by the Crow Indians, its shape resembles a buffalo heart. The landmark lent its name to a nearby 740 acre plot of land that at one time was the 3rd largest town in Wyoming, the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center. During World War II, between August 1942 and November 1945, the Heart Mountain Center was home to near 14,000 Japanese Americans and Sam Mihara was one of those individuals. In his presentation, he will recount the history of the relocation of west coast Japanese Americans including the legal actions before, during and after the war. He will share personal memories and perceptions of day-to-day life in an internment camp. Date: Monday, September 22 Time: 7:00pm Cost: FREE Location: Fine Arts Auditorium*Completion of a Community Education class registration will be required of all attendees. This can be done by phone at 532-8213 or 532-8323.

As a part of the Wyoming State Library program One Book Wyoming, Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire series will be giving a short talk in the EWC Library on Friday, October 3 at 12:30pm. Craig’s novella, Spirit of Steamboat, is the first selection made for the One Book Wyoming.

Craig Johnson is the author of eight novels in the Walt Longmire mystery series, which has garnered popular and critical acclaim. The Walt Longmire series is the basis for the hit A&E drama, Longmire, starring Robert Taylor, Lou Diamond Phillips, and Katee Sackoff.

Johnson lives in Ucross, Wyoming.

Eastern Wyoming College will be hosting a community forum on campus in Torrington on

Tuesday, September 23rd 6:30 pm

This will be a great opportunity to learn about the EWC Master Plan which includes the new facilities: Agricultural Technology Education Center (ATEC) and Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC). EWC is asking the Goshen County to support these new facilities in the November 2014 election. Please come and get your questions answered and learn about these important projects.

Please attend!

Wyoming Author to Visit EWC Campus

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Pottery 101: From clAy to glaZe Instructor: Steve Law, THS Art Teacher Over the 8 weeks of this class Steve will guide you through hand-building, slab-building, beginning wheel techniques, and a variety of glazing options. Clay can be purchased at EWC Bookstore or from the Community Education office, tools will be provided at THS. Must be 16 years or older.Class maximum: 10 Date: Tuesdays, September 30 to November 18Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $55 Location: Torrington High School Art Room

Ladies—Start Your Welders!Instructor: EWC Welding Tech FacultyGals, learn about and use the processes of welding while you are guided in making your very own, take-home welding project! This class has gotten rave reviews by past participants! Class maximum: 12 Date: Saturday, November 8Time: 8:00am-12:00 noon Cost: $35 (includes materials) Location: Mechanical Arts Welding Lab

Art Journal 101Instructor: Randi BoisseYou have thoughts and ideas, you have memories and memorabilia, you are ready for Art Journaling. Art Journaling is . . .well, it’s sort of like a diary, but not limited to the written word, it’s sort of like a scrapbook, but not limited to memories. In Art Journaling anything and everything goes---painting, drawing, doodling & noodling, stamping, photos, collage. Art Journaling can be a way to experiment with art techniques & ideas, to get your thoughts & feelings on paper in a creative way, to document the moments of your life, to enjoy the process of creating. Art Journaling has no limits, no rules. Randi wants you to experience the multi-dimensional world of Art Journaling. The first class will be an introduction with some hands-on activities to get your started on your Art Journaling journey. The remaining classes will be a time for you to experiment and experience. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 12Date: Wednesday, October 15 to 29 Time: 6:00-8:00pmCost: $39 (includes art supplies & beginner journal at first class)Location: FA Room 109 (EWC Art Room)

Water Color WorkshopInstructor: Marvie TipswordNeed a refresher on your water color techniques? Then join Marvie for a one day workshop. In the morning you will paint along with Marvie. After lunch on your own, you will complete your own watercolor, there will be class and individual discussions. Please bring ideas for your painting, along with your watercolor paints (at least red, blue, yellow), your brushes (flats and rounds) and your painting surface (suggest 140 or 300 lb. paper) and support, water container, tissues, etc. Class minimum: 10 Class maximum: 15Date: Saturday, October 18 Time: 9:00am-4:00pm (an hour break for lunch)Cost: $30 Location: FA 109 (EWC Art Room)

Leather Craft StudioInstructor: Sandy HoehnLeather craft is the art of making articles from leather that are both useful and decoratively beautiful. This studio workshop will introduce you to the world of hand tooling, or “carving” leather---you will learn how to use the basic tools and the process for creating tooled leather designs. Although this is a beginner’s class, it is also suitable for more experienced artisans to “brush up” on their tooling skills. Students will be able to make a belt or a fashionable leather bracelet---Sandy will have leather available for purchase. Loaner sets of basic tools will be available for students to use during class, or they may bring their own. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 15 Date: Thursdays, September 18 to November 6Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $60 Location: Community Training Center

Intro to Glass BlowingInstructor: Orin YungLet Orin introduce you to the fascinating world of blown glass sculpture. After demonstrating the basics of flame work and artistic glass blowing, Orin will coach each student as they make their very own glass sculptures. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 10Date: Friday evening/Saturday morning, October 10 & 11Time: Friday—6:00-8:00pm Saturday---9:00-11:00amCost: $29 Location: 1825 East E (Orin’s garage studio)

Embroidery & Stamped Cross-Stitch---for the beginner, the novice, the accomplishedInstructor: Sharon CoenEmbroidery, the handicraft of decorating fabric and other materials with needle and thread or yarn, has been found all around the world and across multiple cultures for centuries. As a hobby, it stimulates the imagination and at the same time provides an island of calm in the midst of a hurly-burly world. “Island of calm”, now doesn’t that sound nice? Join Sharon for that “island of calm” feeling while you learn embroidery stitches and complete your own special projects. Not to worry, a basic embroidery kit will be provided for you to use and keep, the kit will include your first embroidery project. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 8 Date: Mondays, October 20/27, November 3/10 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $40Location: Community Training Center

Tulle Tu-Tu Holiday Table Top TreeInstructor: JoEllen KeigleySo maybe you’ve gotten past the age of wanting to wear a pretty & frilly tu-tu for the holiday season, but still love the floaty, lacy look of gathered tulle fabric. Well, you could continue to keep your favorite tu-tu hidden in the back of your closet, or . . . you could join JoEllen and make a Tulle Tu-Tu Holiday Tree to use as a party centerpiece, a special holiday gift, or a hypo-allergenic Christmas tree. You could even keep your Tulle Tu-Tu Tree on display all year and change the decorations to suit the season. And the best part of JoEllen’s pattern is that there is NO SEWING REQUIRED! A list of the few supplies you will need can be picked up at the time of registration. Start saving small ornaments & decorations for your Tulle Tu-Tu and/or plan on going on the official “Tomato Cage & Tulle Tu-Tu Tree Shopping Spree” buying trip. Date: Monday, November 17 Time: 5:00-8:00pm Cost: $20 Location: Tebbet 131

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Intro to Glass BlowingInstructor: Orin YungLet Orin introduce you to the fascinating world of blown glass sculpture. After demonstrating the basics of flame work and artistic glass blowing, Orin will coach each student as they make their very own glass sculptures. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 10Date: Friday evening/Saturday morning, October 10 & 11Time: Friday—6:00-8:00pm Saturday---9:00-11:00amCost: $29 Location: 1825 East E (Orin’s garage studio)

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Shopping Spree for Deco Mesh Wreaths, Tulle Tu-Tu Tree & Tomato Cage TreeLet Community Ed drive you to Cheyenne to shop for all those supplies needed for your fabulous, one-of-a kind trees and wreaths. Shopping stops will include Hobby Lobby, JoAnn Fabrics, and Michaels. And of course, lunch! You must have a paid registration in at least one of the Deco Mesh Wreath, Tomato Cage Tree or Tulle Tu-Tu Holiday Tree classes to go on shopping spree.Date: Saturday, November 1 Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Cost: $20 Location: EWC Parking Lot

Holiday Deco Mesh WreathInstructor: Chelsie HerianBig and beautiful deco mesh wreaths are the hottest decorating trend going, and not just for the Christmas season. Using readily available crafting supplies, along with some of those small Christmas ornaments or collectibles you’ve been saving, you will create a personalized wreath for yourself or for gifting. At the time of registration you will be given a list of the basic supplies you will need to complete one wreath. Caution: you may feel the urge to create more than one wreath! Be thinking about a theme and plan on the shopping spree with us.Class minimum: 5Date: Saturday, November 15 Time: 9:00am-12:00pmCost: $25

Tulle Tu-Tu Holiday Table Top TreeInstructor: JoEllen KeigleySo maybe you’ve gotten past the age of wanting to wear a pretty & frilly tu-tu for the holiday season, but still love the floaty, lacy look of gathered tulle fabric. Well, you could continue to keep your favorite tu-tu hidden in the back of your closet, or . . . you could join JoEllen and make a Tulle Tu-Tu Holiday Tree to use as a party centerpiece, a special holiday gift, or a hypo-allergenic Christmas tree. You could even keep your Tulle Tu-Tu Tree on display all year and change the decorations to suit the season. And the best part of JoEllen’s pattern is that there is NO SEWING REQUIRED! A list of the few supplies you will need can be picked up at the time of registration. Start saving small ornaments & decorations for your Tulle Tu-Tu and/or plan on going on the official “Tomato Cage & Tulle Tu-Tu Tree Shopping Spree” buying trip. Date: Monday, November 17 Time: 5:00-8:00pm Cost: $20 Location: Tebbet 131

Tomato Cage Holiday Tree (or All-Occasion) Tree Instructors: Susie & DonnaTransform an ordinary tomato cage into a thematic work of art! Step by step instruction with lots of support and guidance. Participants are asked to contribute to a “carry-in” lunch for more fun and fellowship. A supply list can be picked up at the time of registration. You can buy a tomato cage at the first class or bring your own. Start saving items now for your personal masterpiece and/or plan on going on the official Tomato Cage Shopping Spree buying trip.Class minimum: 5 Date: Saturday, November 22 Time: 8:30am -3:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Tebbet 131

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Computer Tuesday & ThursdayInstructor: Andy EspinozaNeed a place to work on your computer project? Use up-to-date technology & software in the EWC Community Training Center, where Andy Espinoza is available to provide you with personalized assistance. The Center is available for use by any community members on Date: Tuesdays or Thursdays, September 3 to December 12Time: 9:00am-8:00pm Cost: Purchase a 10 visit punch card for $25 from Community Education

Oh, How PINTEREST-ing!Instructor: Randi BoisseUnless you’ve been living in a cave since March 2010, you’ve most likely at least heard of PINTEREST, one of the fastest growing online social networks. In response to a number of requests, Comm Ed is offering the first of what we hope will be a series of PINTERST-ing classes. Join, Randi, an avid PINTEREST-er, as she guides you through setting up your very own account & profile. Then, let the pinning begin! This class is not restricted to beginning PINTEREST-ers, you “in-the-know” PINTEREST-ers are invited to learn about the latest PINTEREST-ing stuff and net-work with like-minded PINTEREST-ers. If your computer of choice is a laptop, feel free to bring it to class. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum:15 Date: Wednesday, September 10 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

ETSY: A Virtual Craft Fair & Marketplace Instructor: Randi BoisseLooking for a place to purchase a good quality handmade gift? Or perhaps you are seeking a vintage item to add to your special collection? I know, you are one of those talented individuals who makes quality handmade items and you are looking for a sales venue other than the once a year holiday craft fair. ETSY might be the right fit for you. To find out, join Randi as she guides you through the most current features of ETSY, whether you are buying or selling.Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 15Date: Wednesday, September 17Time: 6:00-8:00pmCost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer LabMicrosoft Excel 2013 Instructor: Ruth KeepEXCEL 2013 is an incredibly powerful tool and Ruth is an incredibly powerful instructor who will be in the classroom every step of the way. Whether you are just getting acquainted with the basics of using EXCEL 2013 for tracking data, or need a skill brush-up let Ruth be your guide. By the end of this four week series you will be comfortably using EXCEL 2013 tools for calculations, graphing, creating pivot tables and charts, sorting and filtering, and getting a whole lot more meaning out of the data for which you are responsible. The three levels of required EXCEL 2013 textbooks are available for purchase at the time of registration. Class minimum of 5, so don’t wait to register! Date: Wednesday, September 24 to October 15 Time: 9:30-11:30am Cost: $49 (textbook package $48) Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

Computer SecurityInstructor: Robert GoodallAccording to the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, “computer security” means the “measures taken to protect computers and their contents from unauthorized use”. So what measures have you taken to protect your computer from the many threats---a virus, a worm, a trojan horse, malware, hackers, spam, identify thieves, scams, phishing? Even if you feel protected by your internet provider and have invested in computer security software, you and your own levels of awareness and diligence remain your best defense against an attack on your computer and your information. Robert will provide you with a synopsis of the latest information related to computer security and will include a wide variety of tips that you can easily apply in your day-to-day computer use.Class minimum: 6 Date: Tuesday, October 28 Time: 6:00-8:30pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

Skype & Facebook for Social Media Clueless AdultsInstructor: Andy EspinozaAlthough Skype and Facebook are not new to social media, YOU may be new to them! And for some of us, “new” can be a bit scary and darned confusing. Don’t be confused or frightened of social media, let Andy walk you through the basic of setting up and using Skype and Facebook. Before you know it you will no longer be social media clueless and will be keeping up on all the happenings of family and friends. If you have a laptop, feel free to bring it, otherwise you are welcome to use one of our desktops. Class minimum of 5, don’t wait to register.Date: Wednesday, October 22Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

Basic Surfing For The Non-Swimmer, Web Surfing That Is!Instructor: Andy Espinoza“Surfing the net” is generally used to describe a rather UNDIRECTED type of internet browsing, the UNDIRECTED part being the jumping from web page to web page rather whimsically as opposed to specifically searching for specific information. Don’t be UNDIRECTED & WHIMSICAL!! When it comes to your internet browsing---browse with intent and focus by using discovery search engines! And before you know it, with Andy’s tutelage you will be riding the internet BIG WAVES. Feel free to bring your own laptop or use one of the desktop computers in the lab. Class minimum of 5, don’t wait to register.Date: Wednesday, September 24 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

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What Are All Those Buttons?Instructor: Andy EspinozaSo you bought a new digital camera for your vacation but lost the instructions, “Now what!” Bring your digital camera, and no matter what make or model, Andy will guide you through all the various settings, menus, and features of your camera. Class discussion will include basic concepts such as shutter speed, aperture openings, flash vs natural lighting, macro (close-up), image resolution, manual focus, and depth of field. Class minimum of 5, so don’t wait to register.Date: Wednesday, October 1Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

The Magic of Graphic EditingInstructor: Andy EspinozaVacation pictures not what you expected, don’t delete, - edit! Learn how to use a variety of “free on-line” programs to edit, enhance, adjust, rearrange, reconfigure and give your original photo a completely different look. This class will start with typical adjustments of exposure, contrast, hue, saturation and cropping. Participants will also be introduced to filter effects. Bring your camera or a flash drive with your downloaded pictures.Class minimum of 5, so don’t wait to register.Date: Wednesday, October 15 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

Introduction to PhotoshopInstructor: Andy EspinozaYou’ve tried the “free on line” graphic editing programs & you’re hooked, but you’re not quite ready to invest in your own graphic editing software. In this class you can “test drive” Photoshop---the Cadillac of digital photo editing, with Andy as your co-pilot. Revisit basic cropping and exposure adjustments, but also venture into more sophisticated skills like image retouching, layering and text enhancement. Bring your camera or a flash drive with your downloaded photos. Class minimum of 5, so don’t wait to register. Date: Wednesday, October 29Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

More Photoshop!Instructor: Andy Espinoza“I WANT MORE! GIVE ME MORE!” In this final session, students will continue working with Photoshop, becoming more skilled and creative. Bring your camera or a flash drive with your downloaded photos. Class minimum of 5, so don’t wait to register. Date: Wednesday, November 12 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

Computer SecurityInstructor: Robert GoodallAccording to the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, “computer security” means the “measures taken to protect computers and their contents from unauthorized use”. So what measures have you taken to protect your computer from the many threats---a virus, a worm, a trojan horse, malware, hackers, spam, identify thieves, scams, phishing? Even if you feel protected by your internet provider and have invested in computer security software, you and your own levels of awareness and diligence remain your best defense against an attack on your computer and your information. Robert will provide you with a synopsis of the latest information related to computer security and will include a wide variety of tips that you can easily apply in your day-to-day computer use.Class minimum: 6 Date: Tuesday, October 28 Time: 6:00-8:30pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

Basic Surfing For The Non-Swimmer, Web Surfing That Is!Instructor: Andy Espinoza“Surfing the net” is generally used to describe a rather UNDIRECTED type of internet browsing, the UNDIRECTED part being the jumping from web page to web page rather whimsically as opposed to specifically searching for specific information. Don’t be UNDIRECTED & WHIMSICAL!! When it comes to your internet browsing---browse with intent and focus by using discovery search engines! And before you know it, with Andy’s tutelage you will be riding the internet BIG WAVES. Feel free to bring your own laptop or use one of the desktop computers in the lab. Class minimum of 5, don’t wait to register.Date: Wednesday, September 24 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

PLEASE NOTE: Many Community Education classes and activities have specific registration deadlines and class size minimums and maximums. These classes and activities will be cancelled if the stated minimum enrollment is not met by the stated deadline. If a class must be cancelled due to lack of enrollments, those individuals who have registered will be contacted on the registration deadline day and refunds will be processed as quickly as possible. To avoid class cancellations, please register by the deadline!

Got iPad? Thinking about iPad?Instructor: David BanvilleDo you suffer from iPad envy? (That is, you have an iPad & see other users doing things that you would like to do) Or perhaps you are infected with IPADWANNA? (You know . . . you think you want an iPad, but need a little hands on experience before you make the commitment) Wait, wait, I know, you have IPADS! (IPad application deprivation syndrome & you’re a-jonesing for new apps) No matter at what condition your iPad condition is, this class is for you! David will review basic functions and productivity applications and help you get the most out of your iPad experience. If you have an iPad, feel free to bring it to class, if you don’t, you can use one from EWC during the class. Class maximum: 7 Date: Thursday, October 9 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $20 Location: Tebbet 271

Social Media Marketing for Small Business OwnersInstructor: Robert GoodallSmall business owner, does your marketing plan include social media? Whether you are new to the idea of social media marketing or you’ve toyed with it a bit, you must put this class on your schedule as a way of keeping your marketing plan current and effective. Upon completion of this hands-on class you will have a strong foundation and understanding of the different social media avenues, how to read and understand social media analytics, and how you can use social media to better market your business. Terms such as trending, geotargeting, selfie, and hashtag will no longer be foreign to you, Twitter and Facebook will move from a family and friend communication tool to an integral part of your business marketing. You will find the social media network that fits you and your business. This is the perfect class for established as well as start-up businesses. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 15Date: Monday/Thursday September 8/11, September 15/18 Time: 6:30-8:30pmCost: $45 Location: Tebbet 260

EWC community Education wants to thank Main Street Market in Torrington for being a sponsor for the cooking classes this and past semesters. Their generous contribution of grocery items allows us to keep the cost of our cooking classes reasonable and affordable.

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Preserving Your Fall Harvest—Especially those tomatoes!Instructor: Gretchen Wollert, Pleasant Valley Green HouseGretchen wants you to know that preserving your garden crops (or Farmer’s Market purchases) can be easy-peasy, particularly using the “boiling water bath method”. In this hands-on class, you will experience the canning process, from start to finish, and during “boiling” Gretchen will share a whole lot of ideas and recipes for what to do with those green tomatoes. She will also share ideas on freezing tomatoes and other fall harvest. Gretchen will provide all the supplies needed, including tomatoes, peaches, and cucumbers for pickles, you provide your hands and interest. Everyone will get to take home jars of the preserved harvest. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 16 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: August 19 Date: Wednesday, August 20 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $21Location: Torrington High School Room 117

Gluten-Free Pasta & DessertInstructor: Tiphanie LofinkGoing gluten free does not mean you have to give up your favorite pasta dish or dessert. Join Tiffanie in this hands-on class in which you will make a delicious gluten free dish or two while you learn a lot about gluten-free menu planning and how important it is to go beyond looking for “gluten-free” on the label. Tiffanie and her family eat totally gluten free and still enjoy meal time. This is a great class for anyone concerned about gluten in their diet, whether it is due to celiac disease, gluten intolerance, or weight control. Bring lidded storage containers to take home your creations. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 20 Date: Thursday, September 25 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $21 Location: Rendezvous Center Kitchen

Gluten-Free ThanksgivingInstructor: Stephanie & Tiphanie LofinkFortunately turkey is naturally gluten-free, but Thanksgiving Dinner is so much more! Just because you’re now living in the world of gluten-free (or are thinking about it), it does not mean that you have to give up all those wonderful Thanksgiving Feast side dishes like stuffing, gravy, green bean casserole, and pumpkin pie. You will learn how to make substitutions for gluten containing products and will be introduced to what may become your new holiday dining favorites. Bring lidded storage containers to take home your pre-Thanksgiving delicacies. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 20 Date: Thursday, November 13 Time: 6:00-8:00 pmCost: $21 Location: Rendezvous Center Kitchen

Bamboo Chef---Egg Roll More Than An AppetizerInstructor: Nok MerriganEgg rolls, or spring rolls, are a number one choice for Asian cuisine appetizers. But did you know that egg rolls are not limited to the Appetizer Column of the Menu? Think . . . MAIN DISH! Think . . . DESSERT! In this hands-on class you will learn how to make a variety of egg roll recipes that will change your thinking of the traditional role of the egg roll. Oh, don’t forget about the dipping sauces. Bring lidded storage containers for your Asian Take-Out. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 12Date: Tuesday, October 7 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $21 Location: Torrington High School Rm 117

Romanian Comfort FoodInstructor: Gabi BanvilleGabi is back in the kitchen preparing something definitely Romanian and surprisingly comforting. Romanian cuisine has developed from a number of influences, past and more modern, including the Romans, the Turks, Hungary, Germany, Austria, and Russia. Join Gabi, a native of Romania, as she shares her comfort food love and recipes. Bring lidded storage containers to take home your comfort food. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 12 Date: Tuesday, October 21 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $21 Location: Torrington High School Rm 117

Old-fashioned Gingerbread House Instructor: Loreen Fritzler In this very hands-on class Loreen will share her family’s long time tradition—you will bake REAL gingerbread, make your own edible glue, build and decorate a gingerbread house for holiday display. This may be the start of a new tradition for your family! Get supply list when you register.Date: Friday & Saturday December 5-6Time: Fri—5:00-8:00pm Sat—9:00am-1:00pm Cost: $19Location: THS Room 117

Gluten-Free ThanksgivingInstructor: Stephanie & Tiphanie LofinkFortunately turkey is naturally gluten-free, but Thanksgiving Dinner is so much more! Just because you’re now living in the world of gluten-free (or are thinking about it), it does not mean that you have to give up all those wonderful Thanksgiving Feast side dishes like stuffing, gravy, green bean casserole, and pumpkin pie. You will learn how to make substitutions for gluten containing products and will be introduced to what may become your new holiday dining favorites. Bring lidded storage containers to take home your pre-Thanksgiving delicacies. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 20 Date: Thursday, November 13 Time: 6:00-8:00 pmCost: $21 Location: Rendezvous Center Kitchen

Romanian Comfort FoodInstructor: Gabi BanvilleGabi is back in the kitchen preparing something definitely Romanian and surprisingly comforting. Romanian cuisine has developed from a number of influences, past and more modern, including the Romans, the Turks, Hungary, Germany, Austria, and Russia. Join Gabi, a native of Romania, as she shares her comfort food love and recipes. Bring lidded storage containers to take home your comfort food. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 12 Date: Tuesday, October 21 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $21 Location: Torrington High School Rm 117

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All Health & Fitness classes have registration deadlines. These deadlines are in place to support any class size minimums that are in place. If a class does not have the minimum enrollment by the deadline date, the class will be cancelled and all registrants will be notified prior to the first class.

Fall & Winter In-Door WalkingThe weather outside is frightful, so walk the stairs and hallways of EWC on the days the college is open. Please sign up in the Community Education office to start your walking program. Please remember classes may be session from 8:00am-9:00pm and that QUIETNESS in the halls is appreciated. Date: August 27 to December 20 Time: 6:30am to 8:00pmCost: FREE Location: Stairs & hallways of EWC

Pilates Plus Instructor: Sheila Yung Have fun while you improve body alignment, balance, and flexibility. Students will also strengthen the abdominal and lower back muscles. Plus—exercise ball activities. Class minimum: 5 Date: Monday/Wednesday Time: 4:15-5:15pm Location: FA Dance Room 47 Session A: September 8 to October 22 Registration Deadline: September 5 Cost: $70 Session B:October 27 to December 17Registration Deadline: October 24 Cost: $80

Aerobic Zumba PMInstructor: Sheila Yung Total workout using a variety of music and movement: Zumba, Jazz, Swing, and more. Options for low impact are modeled. Weights, bands, and PNF stretching are incorporated. Class minimum: 5. Date: Monday/Wednesday Time: 5:15-6:15pm Location: FA Dance Room 47Session A: September 8 to October 23 Registration Deadline: September 6 Cost: $70 Session B:October 27 to December 17 Registration Deadline: October 25 Cost: $80

Early AM YogaInstructor: Susan BurianThis a fun, active practice that includes stretching, sun salutations, poses and final relaxation to physically and mentally prepare you for whatever your day brings. Class minimum: 5Date: Monday/Wednesday Time: 5:45-6:45am Location: FA Room 47Session A: August 25 to October 15 No Class September 1 Registration Deadline: August 24 Cost: $75 Session B:October 20 to December 17 Registration Deadline: October 17 Cost: $85

Gentle Yoga AM Instructor: Susan BurianBegin or continue yoga practice. Classes focus on breathing, stretching, sun salutations, poses and final relaxation to increase strength, flexibility and calm—a fabulous way to start your day. Class minimum: 5Date: Monday/Wednesday Time: 7:30-8:30am Location: FA Room 47Session A: August 25 to October 16 No Class September 1 Registration Deadline: August 24 Cost: $75 Session B:October 20 to December 17 Registration Deadline: October 17 Cost: $85

Retired Fellers YogaInstructor: Susan BurianRetired fellers? Yes, you know who you are, you don’t have to get up early to go to work, perhaps your early isn’t “crack of dawn” anymore, but you do want to maintain your flexibility and strength for all the fishing, golfing, gardening, and playing with your grandkids that you promised yourself you would do when you retired. Staying active is staying young, and yoga is a perfect way to get the benefits of movement without the strain of strenuous exercise, increase your flexibility, promote good bone health, and keep your mind sharp. Date: Monday/Wednesday Time: 9:00-10:00am Location: FA Room 47Session A: August 25 to October 16 No Class September 1 Registration Deadline: August 24 Cost: $75 Session B:October 20 to December 17 Registration Deadline: October 17 Cost: $85

Restorative Yoga PMInstructor: Susan BurianRestorative yoga is a yoga method using props and long hold times to open the body through passive stretching. It is a specific relaxing style of yoga that leaves you feeling open and refreshed. Restorative yoga is especially beneficial if you are feeling fatigued or stressed, or if you are recovering from injury or illness. Give yourself the gift of gentle healing and therapeutic relaxation only found in Restorative Yoga. Class minimum: 5Date: Monday/Wednesday Time: 4:00-5:00 pm Location: Tebbet 132Session A: August 25 to October 16 No Class September 1 Registration Deadline: August 24 Cost: $75 Session B:October 20 to December 17 Registration Deadline: October 17 Cost: $85

Old-fashioned Gingerbread House Instructor: Loreen Fritzler In this very hands-on class Loreen will share her family’s long time tradition—you will bake REAL gingerbread, make your own edible glue, build and decorate a gingerbread house for holiday display. This may be the start of a new tradition for your family! Get supply list when you register.Date: Friday & Saturday December 5-6Time: Fri—5:00-8:00pm Sat—9:00am-1:00pm Cost: $19Location: THS Room 117

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Gentle Yoga PMInstructor: Susan BurianBegin or continue yoga practice. Classes focus on breathing, stretching, sun salutations, poses and final relaxation to increase strength, flexibility and calm—a fabulous way to start your day. Class minimum: 5 Date: Monday/Wednesday Time: 5:15 - 6:15 pm Location: FA Room 47Session A: August 25 to October 15 No Class September 1 Registration Deadline: August 24 Cost: $75 Session B:October 20 to December 17 Registration Deadline: October 17 Cost: $85

For MenOnly YogaInstructor: Susan BurianA yoga class designed just for men! Build flexibility and strength through an active vinyasa practice with a variety of poses and sequences. Get your heart rate up and break a sweat in this early morning workout. Yoga is one of the few physical activities that has a “de-compacting” effect on the body & counters the effects of gravity associated activities such as running or jogging, and provides much needed “symmetry relief” to such asymmetric endeavors as racquet sports and golf, which torque the spine in only one direction. And the best part is you don’t even have to be able to touch your toes! Class minimum: 5 Date: Tuesday/Thursday Time: 5:45-6:45 am Location: FA Room 47Session A: August 26 to October 17 Registration Deadline: August 24 Cost: $80 Session B:October 21 to December 18 No class November 27Registration Deadline: October 17 Cost: $85

Cardio KickboxingInstructor: Ms. Wayne EdmonsonKickboxing provides an aerobic workout with moves borrowed from martial arts and boxing. The class is designed to start from the low-impact level, bringing students to a high-impact intensity level that will improve overall cardiovascular health, strength and endurance. In addition, performance of the moves can significantly improve your balance and coordination and hone your body’s reflexes. Working the arms, legs, back and core muscles, most people in a kickboxing class burn through anywhere from 350 to 450 calories. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 15 Date: Tuesday/ThursdayTime: 6:30-7:30pm Location: FA 47 Dance RoomSession A: September 9 to October 23Registration Deadline: September 5Cost: $70 Session B: October 28 to December 18 (No class November 27, December 4)Registration Deadline: September 5Cost: $65

Yoga Mixed Levels PMInstructor: Terri Cochran Increase your balance, flexibility, strength, and stamina. Help alleviate stress, worry, fatigue, pain, insomnia and promote general well-being in the body, mind, and spirit. Class minimum: 5 Date: Tuesday/Thursday Time: 5:15-6:15pm Location: FA Room 47 Session A:September 2 to October 16Registration Deadline: August 29 Cost: $70 Session B: October 21 to December 18 (No class November 27 or December 4)Registration Deadline: October 17Cost: $80

Pilumba-Zumates AMInstructor: Sheila YungTake a little bit of Pilates and a little bit of Zumba, mix well. Bake in the imagination of Sheila and wah-lah! There you have it, Pilumba-Zumates! Join Sheila in this new hybrid exercise and fitness class, she guarantees a fun and beneficial overall workout. Get in on what may become the next exercise trend. Class minimum: 5 Date: Tuesday/Thursday Time: 8:00-9:00am Location: FA Room 47Session A: September 9 to October 23 Registration Deadline: September 5Cost: $70 Session B: October 28 to December 18 (No class November 27)

Registration Deadline: September 5Cost: $75

PLEASE NOTE: Many Community Education classes and activities have specific registration deadlines and class size minimums and maximums. These classes and activities will be cancelled if the stated minimum en-rollment is not met by the stated deadline. If a class must be cancelled due to lack of enrollments, those individuals who have registered will be contacted on the registration deadline day and refunds will be processed as quickly as possible. To avoid class cancellations, please register by the deadline!

Cardio KickboxingInstructor: Ms. Wayne EdmonsonKickboxing provides an aerobic workout with moves borrowed from martial arts and boxing. The class is designed to start from the low-impact level, bringing students to a high-impact intensity level that will improve overall cardiovascular health, strength and endurance. In addition, performance of the moves can significantly improve your balance and coordination and hone your body’s reflexes. Working the arms, legs, back and core muscles, most people in a kickboxing class burn through anywhere from 350 to 450 calories. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 15 Date: Tuesday/ThursdayTime: 6:30-7:30pm Location: FA 47 Dance RoomSession A: September 9 to October 23Registration Deadline: September 5Cost: $70 Session B: October 28 to December 18 (No class November 27, December 4)Registration Deadline: September 5Cost: $65

Pilumba-Zumates AMInstructor: Sheila YungTake a little bit of Pilates and a little bit of Zumba, mix well. Bake in the imagination of Sheila and wah-lah! There you have it, Pilumba-Zumates! Join Sheila in this new hybrid exercise and fitness class, she guarantees a fun and beneficial overall workout. Get in on what may become the next exercise trend. Class minimum: 5 Date: Tuesday/Thursday Time: 8:00-9:00am Location: FA Room 47Session A: September 9 to October 23 Registration Deadline: September 5Cost: $70 Session B: October 28 to December 18 (No class November 27)

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Audio Technology In ActionInstructor: Michael DeMersYou’ve been asked to help with a school play or your daughter’s music recital or your kid brother’s talent show, and the only job left is “audio engineer”. You know there’s more to it than just turning on the CD player, but you’re not sure. Here’s your chance to be the hero or heroine . . .learn the many different types of microphones and their applications, how to set them up and use them along with audio mixers, amplifiers, monitors, preamps and a whole host of other live audio technologies. In this audio technology workshop you will spend one class session learning the terminology and getting introduced to equipment, along with the DO-s and DON’T-s of live sound. Then, in the second session, you will get to see and HEAR it all in action. Your hands-on experience will include how to hook up and run a basic live audio set up. Class maximum: 8 Date: Thursday, September 11 & 18 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $49 Location: Fine Arts Music Room #104

Commnunity ChoirInstructor: Michael DeMers, EWC Music FacultyBe a part of a long-standing community tradition and let your voice be heard! Have a great time with fellow singing enthusiasts, make new friends, renew old acquaintances, and become a more accomplished singer. A culminating holiday concert will be performed on Wednesday, December 3 in the EWC Auditorium. Date: Monday, September 8 to December 3Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $35 Location: FA Music Room 104

Community BandInstructor: Michael DeMers, EWC Music FacultyCommunity musicians are invited to join the fledgling EWC band in making beautiful music. High school band students are especially encouraged to be a part of this band---what a great way to get in some of those necessary practice hours. A culminating holiday concert will be performed on Wednesday, December 3 in the EWC Auditorium. Date: Tuesday, September 9 to December 3Time: 5:00-7:00pm Cost: $35 Location: FA Music Room 104

The Most Important Shots In Golf--Keys to Chipping & PuttingInstructor: Oliver SundbyOliver wants you to improve your short game! Yes, golfers, you heard right, YOUR SHORT GAME. Intended to knock 5-7 shots off your golf score (sorry no guarantees), this two day, hands-on tutorial will include practice chipping and putting ‘round the green, learning which clubs to use and when, and gaining a deeper knowledge and skill concerning etiquette and rules on the green. Oliver will share tips on putting grips and follow through techniques. Date: Monday & Tuesday, September 15 & 16Time: 5:00pmCost: $25 Location: Torrington Municipal Golf Course

Navigating The Health Insurance MarketplaceInstructor: Renee BoucherCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services Denver Regional OfficeCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services want to provide Goshen County citizenry information concerning options for health insurance and the latest on how to enroll in the Healthcare Marketplace. They will share information on new programs and tools to help deliver better health care. You heard over and over again how “ObamaCare” has failed, now it is time to become informed in how it really works and can benefit you.Date: Monday, September 29 Time: 6:30-8:00pm Cost: $5 Location: Tebbet 131

Level I Open Dog ObedienceInstructor: Penny Hutchison & David ReynoldsDog owners, learn to train your dog to come/here, sit, down, stay, heel, wait; dog socialization. Requirements: CURRENT VACCINATION/RABIES VETERINARIAN CERTIFICATE; 6 foot leash, choke collar, treats. Participants must be able to control their dog on a leash before coming to the class; participants under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at each class. Class maximum: 12 Session IDate: Mondays, September 8 to October 20 Time: 6:00-7:00pmCost: $65 Location: Rendezvous Center, Fairgrounds

Session 2Date: Tuesday/Thursday, October 30 to November 25Time: 6:00-7:00pmCost: $65 Location: Rendezvous Center, Fairgrounds

Level II Open Dog ObedienceInstructor: Penny Hutchison If you and your dog have graduated from Level I and you and your dog think you are ready for more advanced training contact the Community Education Office and we will put you in touch with Penny. If there is enough interest in a Level II class, we will get one scheduled.

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Early Bird Tax PreparationInstructor: Jennifer Minks EWC Business Education InstructorEven if you have a tax professional, there is so much YOU can be doing in advance to prepare that may result in a lower tax preparation bill and a better return. EWC Business Instructor, Jennifer Meeks, will lead you through a number of steps that will save you time and money, come April 15, 2015. She will help you locate the proper and necessary forms, improve and optimize your record keeping system (no more shoe boxes of receipts), find deductions you may not know about, and develop your personalized tax record keeping spreadsheets. September is certainly not too early or too late to set up a system that will reduce the possibility of errors. Jennifer wants to remind participants that she is NOT allowed to give personal tax advice. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 15 Date: Tuesdays, September 16 & 23 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $29

Upcycling----What Cycling?!Instructor: Randi BoisseUPCYLING is not pedaling your two wheeler up the West C hill. UPCYCLING is when you take an item that is no longer wanted or needed and giving it a new life, a new purpose. It’s kind of like recycling, but more like re-using. In this informative class, Randi will share her passion for Upcycling with a display of her own UPCYCLE projects and help you get started with your own. In addition, she will provide you with hints and tips on where you might find UPCYCLE bargains. Class minimum: 5 Date: Wednesday, October 8 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center

Don’t let your SMARTPHONE outsmart you!Instructor: Robert GoodallDid you get a new smartphone? Or maybe you’ve had one for a while, but feel overwhelmed with all its supposed possibilities? Do you fear asking for help with your smartphone because . . . well, you know, you don’t want to appear not smart. Are you feeling like your smartphone owns you instead of you owning it? Robert is here to help! In this overview class, no matter which smartphone platform you have---i-phone, android, windows---he will familiarize you with the operating system, applications, user interface, marketplace, wireless, wi-fi. Bring your smartphone and show it who the real boss is!! Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 15 Date: Tuesday, October 14 Time: 6:00-8:30pm Cost: $25 Location: Community Training Center Computer Lab

Financial Peace UniversityInstructor: Kimberly RussellTOO MUCH MONTH AT THE END OF YOUR MONEY? GET A HEADSTART ON THAT ANNUAL NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION TO GET CONTROL OF YOUR FINANCES. Be a part of this 9- week program of empowering lessons on how to save money, live on a budget, communicate about money, eliminate debt, find bargains, and experience the joy of giving. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: September 19Date: Tuesdays, September 30 to November 25Time: 6:30-8:30pm Cost: $115 ($100 of fee is for materials) Couples may share materials and each pay the $15 instruction feeLocation: Tebbet 272

Basic Self-Defense For WomenInstructor: Beth Reed EWC Resource OfficerWOMEN, LADIES, GIRLS: take responsibility for preparing yourself in the event of a crime---the more prepared you are, the less likely you will need to defend yourself. This class is designed to increase your personal level of awareness, thus reducing the chance you will find yourself in a compromising situation, whether it be at home, in a parking lot, or out jogging. Basic self-defense techniques will be demonstrated with opportunity for practice. Date: Thursday, September 25 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Cost: $19Location: Torrington Police Department/ Lincoln Center

Putting Basic Self-Defense For Women Into PracticeInstructor: Beth Reed EWC Resource OfficerOk, gals, you’ve taken the Basic Self-Defense for Women class, but feel like you need more practice and perhaps tutoring in making use of the self-defense tactics you learned. Please note that it is required that you took the Basic Self-Defense for Women class on September 25 or last semester in January, for safety reasons no exceptions will be made.. Date: Thursday, October 9 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Cost: $10

Date: Thursday, October 23 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Cost: $10Location: Torrington Police Department/ Lincoln Center

OBAMACARE RevisitedFacilitator: Jeff RichardsonYou ARE a Wyoming resident! You ARE concerned about health care! You WANT to be informed! But . . . understanding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 can be like putting together a 5,000 piece jigsaw puzzle in a windstorm. And, as the second annual enrollment period for Wyoming’s “federally facilitated health insurance marketplace” is just around the corner, the wind is picking up speed. Sure, you can get on-line and try to wade through the 76,600,000+ possibilities, or you can let Jeff help you put the pieces in the right places. This session will be an informational overview with 30 minutes for questions and answers. Although Jeff is an expert in the field of health insurance, this is NOT a sales pitch. Date: Monday, November 3 Time: 6:30-8:00pm Cost: $10 Location: Tebbet 131

Basic Self-Defense For WomenInstructor: Beth Reed EWC Resource OfficerWOMEN, LADIES, GIRLS: take responsibility for preparing yourself in the event of a crime---the more prepared you are, the less likely you will need to defend yourself. This class is designed to increase your personal level of awareness, thus reducing the chance you will find yourself in a compromising situation, whether it be at home, in a parking lot, or out jogging. Basic self-defense techniques will be demonstrated with opportunity for practice. Date: Thursday, September 25 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Cost: $19Location: Torrington Police Department/ Lincoln Center

Putting Basic Self-Defense For Women Into PracticeInstructor: Beth Reed EWC Resource OfficerOk, gals, you’ve taken the Basic Self-Defense for Women class, but feel like you need more practice and perhaps tutoring in making use of the self-defense tactics you learned. Please note that it is required that you took the Basic Self-Defense for Women class on September 25 or last semester in January, for safety reasons no exceptions will be made.. Date: Thursday, October 9 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Cost: $10

Date: Thursday, October 23 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Cost: $10Location: Torrington Police Department/ Lincoln Center

OBAMACARE RevisitedFacilitator: Jeff RichardsonYou ARE a Wyoming resident! You ARE concerned about health care! You WANT to be informed! But . . . understanding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 can be like putting together a 5,000 piece jigsaw puzzle in a windstorm. And, as the second annual enrollment period for Wyoming’s “federally facilitated health insurance marketplace” is just around the corner, the wind is picking up speed. Sure, you can get on-line and try to wade through the 76,600,000+ possibilities, or you can let Jeff help you put the pieces in the right places. This session will be an informational overview with 30 minutes for questions and answers. Although Jeff is an expert in the field of health insurance, this is NOT a sales pitch. Date: Monday, November 3 Time: 6:30-8:00pm Cost: $10 Location: Tebbet 131

Understanding Your Credit ScoreInstructor: Wade Bruch, Pinnacle BankBe financially savvy! Learn how your credit score is calculated and what factors can determine whether you are a good or bad credit risk. Find out ways in which your financial decision-making can influence your score, positively or negatively. This is a free class for any Goshen County high school students taking Personal Finance, if recommended by the PF instructor. Parents accompanying a PF senior may attend for a reduced price of $10. Refreshments will be provided. Date: Monday, November 10 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $15 Location: Tebbet 132

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Estate Planning—What & WhyInstructor: Ed Buchanan, EsquireWhether you think you have an estate or not ---you do! No matter how large or small, everyone has an estate and something in common---you can’t take it with you? Find out what makes up your estate and why it is so very important that you plan for what will become of it when you are gone. Learn the decisions that are critical for you to make so your family won’t have to and the state won’t get to. Whether you are already retired or just starting out in your adult life, whether you have children or not . . .it is never too early, nor too late to plan. The first step to making a plan is to think about what and why. Date: Monday, October 6 Time: 6:30-8:30pmCost: $20 Location: Tebbet 131

Till Death Do Us Part---How Much Life Insurance Is Adequate & ReasonableInstructor: Jeff RichardsonEverybody should have life insurance---this is a widely held belief with which hardly anyone would disagree. However, depending on to whom you are speaking or what life insurance literature you are reading, there are varying views as to how much life insurance is enough. And when it comes to life insurance, more may or may not be better. In this informative workshop, Jeff will discuss the wide array of variables to consider when you are in the market for life insurance, the various types of life insurance available, and help you make a distinction between how much life insurance you need and life insurance you want. This is NOT a sales pitch.Date: Monday, October 13 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $10 Location: Community Training Center

Reverse Mortgages: The Ins & Outs, The Ups & DownsInstructor: Wade Bruch, Pinnacle BankWe’ve all seen the TV ads promoting Reverse Mortgages as an option during retirement. Perhaps you are considering this option for yourself. Or you have parents or grandparents who have retired and are thinking about it. Whatever the circumstance, it is good reason to learn all you can about the REVERSE MORTGAGE process and whether it is a viable option for you or a loved one. Wade will help you “wade” through the pros and cons, the facts and myths. This is NOT a sales pitch. Date: Monday, November 17 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $10 Location: Tebbet 117

PLEASE NOTE: Many Community Education classes and activities have specific registration deadlines and class size minimums and maximums. These classes and activities will be cancelled if the stated minimum enrollment is not met by the stated deadline. If a class must be cancelled due to lack of enrollments, those individuals who have registered will be contacted on the registration deadline day and refunds will be processed as quickly as possible. To avoid class cancellations, please register by the deadline!

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Hunter Safety AugustInstructor: Rob HippWyoming Hunter Safety Certification---required of all hunters born after 1966, or for hunting in certain areas of Wyoming; ten years and older recommended; must attend 12 hours of instruction & complete test; scholarships provided by Goshen County 2-Shot Goose Hunt Committee for Goshen County School District #1 students, age 8-17. Materials provided at first class. In addition to registering with Community Education, you must register on-line with the Wyoming Fish & Game one month prior to the class date.Date: Monday to Saturday, August 4 to 9Time: Monday to Friday 6:00 to 9:00pm Saturday 9:00am to NoonCost: $25 Location: Tebbet 131 (Saturday Field Day to be announced at first class)

Tumblin’ Tumble WeedsInstructor: Victoria StromskiKids, in this 6-week class you will focus on the development of body awareness and control while learning basic tumbling and gymnastics skills. Your parents will see an improvement in your eye hand coordination, direction taking skills, motor development and cooperative learning. There are three levels of Tumblers, one of which is for young tumblers and one of their parents, Mom or Dad. Little Tumbler & Parents class includes a focus on safety and the need for parental supervision of tumbling activities.Date: Tuesday & Thursday, September 9 to October 16Time: 4:30-5:15pm Tumble Kids grades K-2 5:15-6:00pm Tumble Weeds grades 3-6 6:00-6:45pm Little Tumblers & Parent ages 3-4-5 Cost: $59 Location: EWC Fine Arts Auditorium Stage

Get Your CHEER ON! Grades K-2 & 3-5Instructor: Victoria StromskiRah, rah, sis-boom-bah! Want to be a member of the CHEER ON cheer squad and perform at half-time for local basketball events? Learn the basics of cheerleading and work on warm ups, kicks and jumps, words to cheers, cheer routines, and mini stunts. Cheer squads will take center court at some of the EWC Lancer Men’s & Women’s Basketball home games, and perhaps home games for the LHS Doggers, the THS Blazers, and the SE Cyclones. This class is open to both boys and girls. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 10 Date: Tuesdays, October 21 to December 2 No class November 25 Time: K-2 4:00-4:30pm 3-5 4:30-5:15pm Cost: $35 (includes set of pom-poms or cheer flag & t-shirt) Location: FA Dance Room #47

Little Diggers VolleyballInstructor: Kim Stokes & Molly MoorehouseLittle Diggers Volleyball is designed to introduce the game and fundamental skills of volleyball to elementary aged boys and girls in a fun and safe environment. The class takes place on 4 consecutive Saturdays. Please indicate school grade and t-shirt size at the time of registration.Date: Saturdays, September 27 to October 18 Time: Grades K-3 9:00-10:00am; Grades 4-6 10:15-11:30 Cost: $35 (t-shirt included) Location: EWC Gymnasium

Treble Makers Children’s ChoirInstructor: Brittany WeglinGCSD #1 Music TeacherThere is nothing quite like the sound of children’s voices when they are singing music they love. TREBLE MAKERS Children’s Choir is a choir for all children in 2nd to 6th grades who want to have fun singing in an interactive and lively musical environment. The theme for the fall season of Treble Makers is “On Broadway”, songs from past and present Broadway musicals. They will perform a concert on the stage of EWC’s Fine Arts Auditorium at 7:00pm on November 18. Class minimum: 15 Class maximum: 30 Date: Thursdays, September 11, 18 October 2, 9, 16, 23 November 6, 13 Performance November 18 Time: 5:30-6:30pmCost: $39 Location: Fine Arts Music Room 104

Fall Driver’s EdInstructors: TBDRequirements: Classroom—30 hours, Driving—6 hours, Observation—12 hours, copy of drivers permit. Book deposit refunded upon completion of classroom hours. NO debit or credit cards accepted for deposit. Learner’s permit is required on the first day of class, no exceptions. Minimum age: 15 Class maximum: 20 Any class absences must be pre-approved by and make-up sessions scheduled with the Community Education Office. Dates/Time: Monday-Friday October 27 to 31, 4:15-6:15pmSaturday, November 1, 8:00am -1:00pmMonday-Friday, November 3 to 7, 4:15-6:15pmSaturday, November 8, 8:00am-1:00pmCost: $25 cash or check onlybook deposit due at time of registration & refunded upon completion of classroom sessions and driving $199 for non-Goshen County School District students Location: Tebbet 108Mandatory attendance by parent or guardian at first class meeting for the first 30 minutes of class. October 27 4:15

Treble Makers Children’s ChoirInstructor: Brittany WeglinGCSD #1 Music TeacherThere is nothing quite like the sound of children’s voices when they are singing music they love. TREBLE MAKERS Children’s Choir is a choir for all children in 2nd to 6th grades who want to have fun singing in an interactive and lively musical environment. The theme for the fall season of Treble Makers is “On Broadway”, songs from past and present Broadway musicals. They will perform a concert on the stage of EWC’s Fine Arts Auditorium at 7:00pm on November 18. Class minimum: 15 Class maximum: 30 Date: Thursdays, September 11, 18 October 2, 9, 16, 23 November 6, 13 Performance November 18 Time: 5:30-6:30pmCost: $39 Location: Fine Arts Music Room 104

Fall Driver’s EdInstructors: TBDRequirements: Classroom—30 hours, Driving—6 hours, Observation—12 hours, copy of drivers permit. Book deposit refunded upon completion of classroom hours. NO debit or credit cards accepted for deposit. Learner’s permit is required on the first day of class, no exceptions. Minimum age: 15 Class maximum: 20 Any class absences must be pre-approved by and make-up sessions scheduled with the Community Education Office. Dates/Time: Monday-Friday October 27 to 31, 4:15-6:15pmSaturday, November 1, 8:00am -1:00pmMonday-Friday, November 3 to 7, 4:15-6:15pmSaturday, November 8, 8:00am-1:00pmCost: $25 cash or check onlybook deposit due at time of registration & refunded upon completion of classroom sessions and driving $199 for non-Goshen County School District students Location: Tebbet 108Mandatory attendance by parent or guardian at first class meeting for the first 30 minutes of class. October 27 4:15

cOmmunity educatiOn/WOrkfOrce pOliciesRegistration Deadline: Unless otherwise noted, registration is ongoing until the class fills or begins. Class sizes are limited and registration is first-come, first-served. Registrations are not complete until payment is received.Cancellations: Occassionally classes are cancelled due to insufficient registration or unforeseen circumstances. All fees will be refunded if Eastern Wyoming College cancels the class. Typically, the decision to cancel a class is made two days prior to the start of class, so register early to prevent cancellations.REFUND POLICY: If you want to cancel your registration, notification is required at least two business days prior to the start of class or the registration deadline, whichever is sooner. Failure to attend is NOT a cancellation. If you have any questions, please call Community Education at 307.532.8213 or 307.532.8323 or Workforce at 307.532.8366.Inclement Weather: In the event of inclement weather, call Eastern Wyoming College - Donna White 307.532.8323, Susie Schaefer 307.532.8213, or your Outreach Coordinator.

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Open Computer LabInstructor: Robin BoydLooking for a place to work on your computer projects? Use up-to-date technology and software as well as internet access at the LaGrange Heritage Square Computer Lab. The center is available for use by any community member. You DO NOT need to be enrolled in a college course to use this lab. Anyone under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Date: August 25 to December 18 Time: 7:00am-2:00pm and upon request Cost: $30 punch card (30 punches per card, 1 visit per card) Location: LaGrange Heritage Square Suite 119

Co-Ed VolleyballInstructor: Laurie KellyWant to get a little exercise and have fun at the same time? Come and enjoy the game of volleyball. All skill levels are welcome. Basic competitive volleyball rules apply. Ages 15 to adult Class maximum: 15 Date: Thursdays, September 4-December 18 Time: 7:00-9:00pmCost: FREE Location: LaGrange Elementary Gym

Elementary Basketball Camp Ages 9+ yrsInstructor: Chandra StoddardThis mini-camp is designed as a fun filled introduction to the sport of basketball. Focus of instruction will be on the basic basketball skills along with the basics of movement and eye-hand coordination. Emphasis will be place on the development of good habits of teamwork and sportsmanship Date: Saturday, October 25 Time: 8:00am to 12:00 noonCost: $10Location: LaGrange Elementary Gym

Pee-wee Basketball Camp Ages 5-8 yrsInstructor: Chandra StoddardThis mini-camp is set up as a fun filled introduction to the sport of basketball. Focus will be based on basic basketball skills along with basic movement and eye-hand coordination. Emphasis will be placed on the development of good habits in teamwork and sportsmanship. Date: Saturday, October 25 Time: 12:30-2:00pmCost: $10Location: LaGrange Elementary Gym

Sewing Class—Holiday Table RunnerInstructor: Tracy WilsonLooking for the perfect Christmas gift, or maybe you just need some new seasonal decor? Join us for this one day sewing event and make a quick and easy seasonal table runner. Pre-registration 2 weeks prior to the class is necessary so you have time to purchase the perfect fabric for your runner. Bring your own sewing machine. If you don’t have a machine let Cathy Stoddard know when you register as there may be some machines available for borrowing. Registration deadline: Monday, October 27 Children ages 10-15 are welcome if accompanied by an adult Date: Saturday, November 8 Time: 9:00am-4:00pm There will be a one hour lunch break---bring your own lunch or step out for an hour. Cost: $20 plus the cost of the pattern Location: LaGrange Heritage Square Suite 211

Don’t let your SMARTPHONE outsmart you!Instructor: Robert GoodallDid you recently upgrade to a new SMARTPHONE? Or maybe you’ve had one for a while, but feel overwhelmed with all its supposed possibilities? Do you fear asking for help with your SMARTPHONE because . . . well, you know, you don’t want to appear not smart. Are you feeling your SMARTPHONE owns you instead of your owning it? Robert is here to help!. In this Over class, no matter which SMARTPHONE platform your have---i-phone, android, windows---he will familiatize you with the operating system, applications, user interface, marketplace, wireless, wi-fi. Bring your SMARTPHONE and show it who really is the boss! Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 15 Date: Tuesday September 16 OR Tuesday, October 7 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $20 Location: LaGrange Heritage Square Computer Lab

Got Computer? Got Questions? Instructor: Robert GoodallIt doesn’t matter whether or not you feel confident in using your computer it seems there is always something new to learn. And don’t get me started on the fact that there is an unending stream of updates and software. New to computers or an old hand, this class is a great opportunity for you to develop or hone your skills. Robert will provide general computer information that concerns all computer users, and he will individualize for your specific needs. Computers are available for your use in the EWC Computer Lab, and you are welcome to bring your own laptop to class. Class minimum: 5 Class maximum: 8Date: Tuesday, September 30 & Thursday, October 2 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Cost: $30 Location: LaGrange Heritage Square Computer Lab

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Our Home History Part IIIInstructor: Judy BartmannContinue our journey through the history of Bear Creek and LaGrange. We will explore the archeology, geology, plants, early home building and early transportation systems that have shaped our community. Date: Thursdays, September 18/25 October 2/9/16 Time: 6:00pmCost: FREE Location: LaGrange Heritage Square Suite 211

Hunter Safety LaGrangeInstructor: Rob HippWyoming Hunter Safety Certification---required of all hunters born after 1966, or for hunting in certain areas of Wyoming; ten years and older recommended; must attend 12 hours of instruction & complete test; scholarships provided by Goshen County 2-Shot Goose Hunt Committee for Goshen County School District #1 students, age 8-17. Materials provided at first class. In addition to registering with Community Education, you must register on-line with the Wyoming Fish & Game one month prior to the class date.Date: Monday to Saturday, August 18- 23Time: Monday to Friday 6:00 to 9:00pm Saturday 9:00am to NoonCost: $25 Location: LaGrange Heritage Square Suite 217 (Field Day location announced first day of class)

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Open Computer LabInstructor: Robin BoydLooking for a place to work on your computer projects? Use up-to-date technology and software as well as internet access at the LaGrange Heritage Square Computer Lab. The center is available for use by any community member. You DO NOT need to be enrolled in a college course to use this lab. Anyone under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Date: August 25 to December 18 Time: 7:00am-2:00pm and upon request Cost: $30 punch card (30 punches per card, 1 visit per card) Location: LaGrange Heritage Square Suite 119

Co-Ed VolleyballInstructor: Laurie KellyWant to get a little exercise and have fun at the same time? Come and enjoy the game of volleyball. All skill levels are welcome. Basic competitive volleyball rules apply. Ages 15 to adult Class maximum: 15 Date: Thursdays, September 4-December 18 Time: 7:00-9:00pmCost: FREE Location: LaGrange Elementary Gym

Elementary Basketball Camp Ages 9+ yrsInstructor: Chandra StoddardThis mini-camp is designed as a fun filled introduction to the sport of basketball. Focus of instruction will be on the basic basketball skills along with the basics of movement and eye-hand coordination. Emphasis will be place on the development of good habits of teamwork and sportsmanship Date: Saturday, October 25 Time: 8:00am to 12:00 noonCost: $10Location: LaGrange Elementary Gym

Pee-wee Basketball Camp Ages 5-8 yrsInstructor: Chandra StoddardThis mini-camp is set up as a fun filled introduction to the sport of basketball. Focus will be based on basic basketball skills along with basic movement and eye-hand coordination. Emphasis will be placed on the development of good habits in teamwork and sportsmanship. Date: Saturday, October 25 Time: 12:30-2:00pmCost: $10Location: LaGrange Elementary Gym

Our Home History Part IIIInstructor: Judy BartmannContinue our journey through the history of Bear Creek and LaGrange. We will explore the archeology, geology, plants, early home building and early transportation systems that have shaped our community. Date: Thursdays, September 18/25 October 2/9/16 Time: 6:00pmCost: FREE Location: LaGrange Heritage Square Suite 211

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Community Training Center

REMEMBER: 12 hour fasting is required! TESTS AVAILABLE: • Blood Chemistry Profile • Hemogram • PSA for Men • Hemogloblin A1C • Ferritin • ColoKit, C-Reactive Protein (CRP) • Vitamin D 25-Hydroxy

Centro de Tutoría y AprendizajeEducación Básica para AdultosEducación Básica para AdultosEl Programa de Educación Básica para Adultos (ABE) en el Colegio de Eastern Wyoming está localizado en el Laboratorio de Habilidades del Aprendizaje. El ABE ofrece instrucción en el Desarrollo de la Educación General (GED), alfabetización para el adulto, Inglés como un Segundo Idioma (ESL) y educación cívica. El programa educativo está centrado en el estudiante, individualizado, orientado a objetivos y es gratis para el público en general. Para información adicional, por favor visite el sitio de la página de internet de EWC. Horario ABELunes-Jueves: 7:30 am – 9:00 pm o previa cita. Viernes 7:30am - 5:00pm

Center for Tutoring and LearningAdult Basic Education

Adult Basic EducationThe Adult Basic Education (ABE) program at Eastern Wyoming College is located in the Learning Skills Lab. The ABE offers instruction in General Education Development (GED), adult literacy, English as a second Language (ESL) and civics. The program is a student-centered, individualized, goal-oriented educational program and is free to the general public. For additional information please visit the EWC website.

ABE HoursM-Th 7:30am - 9pm or by arrangementF 7:30am - 5:00pm

Diane McQueen Director of Adult Basic Education 307.532.8399

Blood Chemistry Profile - Full 32-level screening for bone and electrolyte levels along with heart and kidney functions and liver and lipid functions with cholesterol, protein, iron, glucose, and thyroid levels. WHF recommends fasting for 12 hours, unless diabetic. Drink plenty of water and take medications as usual.

Blood Pressure - Blood pressure and pulse rate are identified using an Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor.

Blood Type - Determination of ABO blood group and Rh type.

Body Fat Analysis - Body fat % and the body mass index (BMI) are calculated using a Body Fat Loss Monitor.

Bone Density - A heel scan of the thickest bone in our body which can identify risk factors for osteoporosis.

Celiac - tTG / IGA screening which detects antibodies that aid in the diagnosis of gluten-sensitive enteropathy (GSE), such as celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiforms.

C-Reactive Protein (CRP) - An inflammatory marker which detects a substance that the body releases in response to inflammation surrounding the heart. CRP levels can provide physicians with information on a patient’s risk of heart disease. No caffeine for 12 hours prior to draw.

Ferritin - Indicates the level of high iron stored and can be useful in screening for Hemochromatosis, Anemia, and some liver diseases.

Hemoglobin A1C - Measures historical blood sugar control for up to three months. This test is recommended twice a year for diabetics.

Hemogram - Complete blood count (CBC) of red and white blood cells and platelets. Also screens for Anemia, Leukemia, and other disorders that may affect the cells in your blood.

PSA for Men - Screening for Prostate Cancer in men over the age of 50. However, if there is a family history, it is recommended at age 40.

Thyroid Profile T3, T4 - Additional screening that includes three levels for the T3 uptake (THBR), T4 (thyroxine), and free thyroxine index/calculation.

Vitamin B12 - Screening which detects B12 deficient or elevated levels. Vitamin B12 aids in the health of cells and nerves.

Vitamin D, 25 Hydroxy - Provides an assessment of overall Vitamin D status for the screening of deficiency or toxicity. This test measures both D2 and D3 together and reports a total 25-hydroxy Vitamin D. Several factors are associated with an increased risk of developing Vitamin D deficiency.

Workforce Development Policy for Workforce Development Programs and TrainingsRegistration Deadline: Unless otherwise noted, registration is ongoing until the class fills or begins. Class sizes are limited and registration is first-come, first-serve. Registrations are not complete until payment is received or financial assistance has been confirmed.Cancellations: Occasionally classes are cancelled due to insufficient registration or unforeseen circumstances. All fees will be refunded if Eastern Wyoming College cancels a class. Eastern Wyoming College employees will to the best of our ability notify all students if a course is cancelled. Refund policy: If you want to cancel your registration, notification is required at least two business days prior to the start of class or the registration deadline, whichever is sooner. Failure to attend is NOT a cancellation.

Inclement Weather: In the event of inclement weather, call Eastern Wyoming College – Workforce Development 307.532.8323.

Is your organization looking for employee training? Are you looking for that extra something to get ahead in your career or looking to improve your employment? Do you need certifications for your employees to adhere to professional standards? Check out EWC’s Workforce Development training programs. There are several opportunities available, including credit options and non-credit trainings to give you what you need. We offer a variety of customized trainings with the flexibility to train on your site or have your group come to one of our accommodating classrooms! Training is available in Computers, Healthcare, Industrial, Professional Development, Safety, Truck Driving, Welding, plus many more! We offer many required CEUs (Continuing Education Units) for your profession or trade.

Workforce Development

Check out ewc.wy.edu for a complete list of offerings with Workforce!

To register or learn more about Workforce Development classes or customized trainings please:

• Visit Workforce Development Office - lower level Tebbet 134• Call the Workforce Development Office at 307.532.8323• Email us at workforce@ewc.wy.edu

We look forward to hearing from you soon, Melissa Dishman Administative Assistant 307.532.8365 melissa.dishman@ewc.wy.edu

Eastern Wyoming College is an Equal Opportunity /Affirmative Action Institution

Grants for Educational TrainingFamilies Becoming Independent (FBI)Applicant must be a parenting adult of children under the age of 18, meet income guidelines and be a resident of Wyoming to qualify.

The following programs are eligible for ETSS Grant Funding: l Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) l Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A.) l Certified Nursing Assistant ll (C.N.A. ll) l Medication Assistant - Certified l Welding

Workforce Training GrantsWorkforce training grants are available to assist Wyoming businesses in providing for their company’s training needs. There are also workforce training grants available for individuals.

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Workforce Development Policy for Workforce Development Programs and TrainingsRegistration Deadline: Unless otherwise noted, registration is ongoing until the class fills or begins. Class sizes are limited and registration is first-come, first-serve. Registrations are not complete until payment is received or financial assistance has been confirmed.Cancellations: Occasionally classes are cancelled due to insufficient registration or unforeseen circumstances. All fees will be refunded if Eastern Wyoming College cancels a class. Eastern Wyoming College employees will to the best of our ability notify all students if a course is cancelled. Refund policy: If you want to cancel your registration, notification is required at least two business days prior to the start of class or the registration deadline, whichever is sooner. Failure to attend is NOT a cancellation.

Inclement Weather: In the event of inclement weather, call Eastern Wyoming College – Workforce Development 307.532.8323.

Melissa Dishman Administative Assistant 307.532.8365 melissa.dishman@ewc.wy.edu

Safety TrainingBurner Management Systems & Fuel Fired Equipment Safety TrainingCompression Technology for IndustryConfined Space TrainingCorrosion Control of Buried SteelFall ProtectionFatigue Awareness & PreventionH2S TrainingHAZMATHAZWOPERHAZWOPER Annual RefresherMSHAOSHA 10OSHA 30PEC Premier Core Compliance OrientationPEC Premier Core TrainingSafeLand USA-Basic OrientationWell Cap Drilling

Professional DevelopmentMicrosoft Office: Access, Excel, Power Point, Publisher, WordAdobe: Photo Shop, Flash, InDesignBusiness & Leadership TrainingCustomer ServiceEssentials of LeadershipResolving ConflictGetting Started as a New Leader

HealthcareFirst AidCPRCEU’s for C.N.A.sIV Therapy

Customized Training AvailableLet us put together a proposal to meet your training needs. We allow flexibility to train on-site or in one of our accommodating classrooms. For more information contact us at 888.967.5996 or workforce@ewc.wy.edu.

The Eastern Wyoming College Mobile Welding Lab can be delivered to your company and be ready for instruction in less than an hour. The Mobile Welding Lab is designed to increase the productivity

and skills of workers in the welding and joining field. The seven-booth self-contained unit is outfitted with modern equipment that includes a welding fume extraction system, climate controlled environment and a teaching area to conduct demonstrations to enhance the learning experience. Call 307.532.8323 for further information.

Mobile Welding Lab

FALL 2014 • DISTANCE CLASSES START AUGUST 26, 2014

MAX COURSE/NUMBER/SECTION TITLE HRS FEES BLDG RM ACT DAYS TIME INSTRUCTOR BEGIN/END DATESACCOUNTING8 ACCT 1060 40 Practical Accounting II 2.0 LEC TBA J Minks 08/26/14 12/12/14

AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS8 AGEC 2395 40 Ag Econ Capstone Experience 2.0 LAL TBA G Younglove 08/26/14 12/12/14

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION8 BADM 1000 40 Introduction to Business 3.0 LEC TBA J Minks 08/26/14 12/12/148 BADM 1005 40 Business Mathematics I 3.0 LEC TBA J Minks 08/26/14 12/12/148 BADM 1030 40 Personal Finance 3.0 LEC TBA J Minks 08/26/14 12/12/14

BIOLOGY8 BIOL 1010 40 General Biology I 4.0 LEC TBA L Britton 08/26/14 12/12/148 BIOL L001 40 BIOL 1010 Lab 0.0 LAB TBA L Britton 08/26/14 12/12/148 BIOL 1050 40 Medical Terminology 3.0 LEC TBA Staff 08/26/14 12/12/14

BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY8 BOTK 1645 40 Keyboarding Office Documents 3.0 LEC TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/1420 BOTK 1970 40 Occupational Internship I 1.0 LAB TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/1420 BOTK 1970 41 Occupational Internship I 2.0 LAB TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/1420 BOTK 1970 42 Occupational Internship I 3.0 LAB TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/148 BOTK 2750 40 Records & Information Mgmt 3.0 LEC TBA C French 08/26/14 12/12/1420 BOTK 2970 40 Occupational Internship II 1.0 LAB TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/1420 BOTK 2970 41 Occupational Internship II 2.0 LAB TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/1420 BOTK 2970 42 Occupational Internship II 3.0 LAB TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/14

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS8 CMAP 1610 40 Windows 1.0 LAL TBA A Espinosa 08/26/14 12/12/148 CMAP 1715 40 Word Processing: MS Word 2.0 LAL TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/14

COMMUNICATION AND MASS MEDIA8 CO/M 1010 40 Public Speaking 3.0 LEC TBA J Hansen 08/26/14 12/12/14

CRIMINAL JUSTICE8 CRMJ 2120 40 Intro to Criminal Justice 3.0 LEC TBA L Curtis 08/26/14 12/12/148 CRMJ 2350 40 Intro to Corrections II/I 3.0 LEC TBA R Patterson 08/26/14 12/12/148 CRMJ 2550 40 Criminal Investigation I 3.0 LEC TBA L Curtis 08/26/14 12/12/148 CRMJ 2590 40 Drugs & Criminal Justice 3.0 LEC TBA R Patterson 08/26/14 12/12/148 CRMJ 2690 40 Supervised Lab Experience 3.0 LAL TBA L Curtis 08/26/14 12/12/148 CRMJ 2895 40 Criminal Justice Capstone Proj 1.0 LEC TBA L Curtis 08/26/14 12/12/

EDUCATION–EARLY CHILDHOOD8 EDEC 1020 40 Intro to Early Childhood Ed 3.0 LEC TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDEC 1100 40 Observ&Guidance of Yng Chldrn 2.0 LEC TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDEC 1105 40 Observ&Guid of Yng Chldrn Lab 1.0 LAB TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDEC 2000 40 Engaging Families/Childhood 3.0 LEC TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/14

EDUCATION–ELEMENTARY8 EDEL 1410 40 Elem School Math Seminar I 1.0 LEC TBA L Krakow 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDEL 1430 40 Life Sci in the Elem School 1.0 LEC TBA T Christinck 08/26/14 10/14/14

EDUCATION-EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN8 EDEX 2484 40 Intro to Special Education 3.0 LEC TBA M de Ganahl 08/26/14 12/12/14

EDUCATION-EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS8 EDFD 2020 40 Foundations of Education 3.0 LEC TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDFD 2450 40 Lifespan Human Development 3.0 LEC TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/14

EDUCATION8 EDUC 2100 40 Practicum in Teaching 2.0 LEC TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDUC 2100 41 Practicum in Teaching 3.0 LEC TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDUC 2220 40 Multi Cultural Education 1.0 LEC TBA C Steinbock 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDUC 2225 40 Intro to Teaching ESL or EFL 3.0 LEC TBA D McQueen 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDUC 2235 40 Teaching ESL/EFL Read & Write 3.0 LEC TBA G Banville 08/26/14 12/12/148 EDUC 2240 40 Teaching ESL/EFL Listen & Spe 3.0 LEC TBA G Banville 08/26/14 12/12/14

ENGLISH20 ENGL 0640 90 Writing Skills 3.0 LEC TBA J Nesbitt 08/26/14 12/12/148 ENGL 1010 40 English I:Composition 3.0 LEC TBA D Rademacher 08/26/14 12/12/148 ENGL 1020 40 English II 3.0 LEC TBA K Strampe 08/26/14 12/12/14

Textbook information can be found at ewc.bkstr.com and the most current schedule can be found at ewc.wy.edu.

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Textbook information can be found at ewc.bkstr.com and the most current schedule can be found at ewc.wy.edu.

MAX COURSE/NUMBER/SECTION TITLE HRS FEES BLDG RM ACT DAYS TIME INSTRUCTOR BEGIN/END DATES

FALL 2014 • DISTANCE CLASSES START AUGUST 26, 2014

8 ENGL 2001 40 Soph Proj: Interdisciplinary Writing 3.0 LEC TBA C Merrigan 08/26/14 12/12/14

ENTREPRENEURSHIP8 ENTR 1500 40 Successful Entrpreneurship 2.0 LEC TBA E Kisiel 08/26/14 10/14/148 ENTR 1520 40 Creating a Business Plan 2.0 LEC TBA E Kisiel 10/20/14 12/12/14

GEOGRAPHY AND RECREATION12 GEOG 1000 40 World Regional Geography 3.0 LEC TBA G Banta 08/26/14 12/12/14

GEOLOGY8 GEOL 1470 40 Environmental Geology 4.0 LAL TBA Staff 08/26/14 12/12/148 GEOL L003 40 GEOL 1470 Lab 0.0 LAB TBA Staff 08/26/14 12/12/14

HEALTH EDUCATION–PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION8 HLED 1221 40 Standard First Aid & Safety 2.0 LEC TBA J Lilletvedt 08/26/14 12/12/14

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT8 HMDV 1000 40 College Studies 1.0 LEC TBA D Banville 08/26/14 10/14/148 HMDV 1025 40 Orientation to Distance Learn 1.0 LEC TBA A Bahmer 08/26/14 10/14/148 HMDV 2001 40 Soph Proj: Interdisciplinary Writing 3.0 LEC TBA C Merrigan 08/26/14 12/12/14

LIBRARY SCIENCE–EDUCATION8 LIBS 2280 40 Literature for Children 3.0 LEC TBA T Newton 08/26/14 12/12/14

MATHEMATICS8 MATH 0920 40 Elementary Algebra 4.0 LEC TBA R DeWitt 08/26/14 12/12/148 MATH 0930 40 Intermediate Algebra 4.0 LEC TBA R DeWitt 08/26/14 12/12/148 MATH 1100 40 Numbers/Operations Elem Tchrs 3.0 LEC TBA L Krakow 08/26/14 12/12/148 MATH 1400 40 Pre Calculus Algebra 4.0 LEC TBA R Creagar 08/26/14 12/12/14

MARKETING8 MKT 2100 40 Principles of Marketing 3.0 LEC TBA P Pulliam 08/26/14 12/12/14

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY8 MOLB 2220 40 Pathogenic Microbiology 4.0 LEC TBA T Christinck 08/26/14 12/12/148 MOLB L002 40 MOLB 2220 Lab 0.0 LAB TBA T Christinck 08/26/14 12/12/14

MUSIC8 MUSC 2015 40 Intro to Musc of Worlds People 3.0 LEC TBA M DeMers 08/26/14 12/12/14

PE ACTIVITY–PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION8 PEAC 1253 40 Beginning Bowling 1.0 LAB TBA J Lilletvedt 08/26/14 12/12/148 PEAC 2000 40 Wellness:P.E. Concepts 1.0 LAB TBA J Lilletvedt 08/26/14 12/12/14

PHILOSOPHY 8 PHIL 2300 40 Ethics in Practice 3.0 LEC TBA G Banta 08/26/14 12/12/14

POLITICAL SCIENCE8 POLS 1000 40 American & Wyoming Government 3.0 LEC TBA E Creagar 08/26/14 12/12/1412 POLS 1100 40 Wyoming Government 1.0 LEC TBA E Creagar 08/26/14 12/12/14

PSYCHOLOGY8 PSYC 1000 40 General Psychology 3.0 LEC TBA H Edmunds 08/26/14 12/12/148 PSYC 2080 40 Biological Psychology 3.0 LEC TBA H Edmunds 08/26/14 12/12/14

RELIGION8 RELI 1000 40 Intro to Religion 3.0 LEC TBA H Edmunds 08/26/14 12/12/14

SOCIOLOGY8 SOC 1000 40 Sociological Principles 3.0 LEC TBA H Edmunds 08/26/14 12/12/148 SOC 2200 40 Sociology of Human Sexuality 3.0 LEC TBA H Edmunds 08/26/14 12/12/14

SOCIAL SCIENCE8 SOSC 2395 40 Social Science Capstone Exper 1.0 LEC TBA H Edmunds 08/26/14 12/12/14

SOCIAL WORK8 SOWK 2000 40 Introduction to Social Work 3.0 LEC TBA D Ochsner 08/26/14 12/12/14

STATISTICS8 STAT 2070 40 Intro Statistics for Soc Sci 4.0 LEC TBA J Hart 08/26/14 12/12/14

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FALL 2014 • EVENING CLASSES START AUGUST 25, 2014

MAX COURSE/NUMBER/SECTION TITLE HRS FEES BLDG RM ACT DAYS TIME INSTRUCTOR BEGIN/END DATESAGRICULTURE ECONOMICS20 AGEC 2350 01 Agric Commodities in Marketing 2.0 MT 120 LEC T 06:00PM 07:55PM B Mullock 08/26/14 12/12/14

ANIMAL SCIENCE20 ANSC 1210 01 Beginning Livestock Judging I 2.0 MT 120 LEC TTH 05:00PM 05:55PM G Younglove 08/26/14 12/12/14

ART17 ART 1005 01 Drawing I 3.0 FA 109 LAL T 05:00PM 07:55PM J Cline 08/26/14 12/12/14 FA 109 LAL TBA 17 ART 2005 01 Drawing II 3.0 FA 109 LAL T 05:00PM 07:55PM J Cline 08/26/14 12/12/14 FA 109 LAL TBA COMPUTER APPLICATIONS16 CMAP 1715 01 Word Processing: MS Word 2.0 TEB 273 LAL TH 05:00PM 07:55PM C Keep 08/28/14 12/12/14

EDUCATION15 EDUC 1501 01 Effective Substitute Teaching 3.0 TEB 115 LAL TH 06:30PM 09:30PM T Lenz 08/28/14 12/12/14

ENGLISH20 ENGL 1010 04 English I:Composition 3.0 TEB 116 LEC T 06:00PM 08:55PM K Strampe 08/26/14 12/12/1420 ENGL 2440 01 Literary Genres: Short Story 3.0 TEB 116 LEC TH 06:00PM 08:55PM J Nesbitt 08/28/14 12/12/14

EQUINE STUDIES99 EQST 1725 01 Rodeo Rough Stock I 2.0 30.00 TEB 115 LAL M 06:00PM 06:55PM J Clark 08/25/14 12/12/14 OT TBA LAL TBA 99 EQST 1740 01 Rodeo Timed Events I 2.0 30.00 TEB 115 LAL M 07:00PM 07:55PM J Clark 08/25/14 12/12/14 OT TBA LAL TBA 99 EQST 2740 01 Rodeo Rough Stock III 2.0 30.00 TEB 115 LAL M 08:00PM 08:55PM J Clark 08/25/14 12/12/14 OT TBA LAL TBA 99 EQST 2760 01 Rodeo Timed Events III 2.0 30.00 TEB 115 LAL M 09:00PM 09:55PM J Clark 08/25/14 12/12/14 OT TBA LAL TBA

HEALTH TECHNOLOGY12 HLTK 1510 01 Nurse Assistant 4.0 TEB 110 LAL MTTH 05:30PM 09:30PM G Yung 10/20/14 12/01/14 OT TBA LAL TBA 2 HLTK 1510 02 Nurse Assistant 4.0 TEB 110 LAL MTTH 05:30PM 09:30PM G Yung 10/20/14 12/01/14 OT TBA LAL TBA

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT16 HMDV 1000 09 College Studies 1.0 TEB 273 LEC W 06:00PM 07:55PM B Reed 08/27/14 10/15/14

MATHEMATICS16 MATH 0900 03 Pre-Algebra Arithmetic 3.0 TEB 271 LEC MW 05:30PM 07:25PM R Schmalzried 08/25/14 12/12/1416 MATH 0920 03 Elementary Algebra 4.0 TEB 271 LEC MW 05:30PM 07:25PM R Schmalzried 08/25/14 12/12/1416 MATH 0930 03 Intermediate Algebra 4.0 TEB 271 LEC MW 05:30PM 07:25PM R Schmalzried 08/25/14 12/12/14

MUSIC24 MUSC 1378 01 College Band 1.0 FA 104 LAB T 05:00PM 06:55PM M DeMers 08/26/14 12/12/1424 MUSC 1404 01 Master Chorus 1.0 FA 104 LAB M 06:00PM 07:55PM M DeMers 08/25/14 12/12/14

PE ACTIVITY–PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION24 PEAC L001 01 Fitness Center Orientation 0.0 TEB 131 LAB T 07:00PM 09:55PM D Vondy 08/26/14 08/26/1424 PEAC L001 02 Fitness Center Orientation 0.0 TEB 131 LAB W 07:00PM 09:55PM D Vondy 08/27/14 08/27/1424 PEAC L001 03 Fitness Center Orientation 0.0 TEB 131 LAB W 07:00PM 09:55PM D Vondy 09/03/14 09/03/14

POLITICAL SCIENCE30 POLS 1000 03 American & Wyoming Government 3.0 TEB 114 LEC TH 06:00PM 08:55PM C Cotton 08/28/14 12/12/14

PSYCHOLOGY20 PSYC 1000 03 General Psychology 3.0 TEB 114 LEC M 06:00PM 08:55PM J Bartman 08/25/14 12/12/14

WELDING TECHNOLOGY15 WELD 1700 02 General Welding 3.0 MA 112 LAL TTH 06:30PM 09:30PM T Anderson 08/26/14 12/12/14 MA 116 LAL TTH 06:30PM 09:30PM

Textbook information can be found at ewc.bkstr.com and the most current schedule can be found at ewc.wy.edu.

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FALL 2014 • EVENING CLASSES START AUGUST 25, 2014

MAX COURSE/NUMBER/SECTION TITLE HRS FEES BLDG RM ACT DAYS TIME INSTRUCTOR BEGIN/END DATESAGRICULTURE ECONOMICS20 AGEC 2350 01 Agric Commodities in Marketing 2.0 MT 120 LEC T 06:00PM 07:55PM B Mullock 08/26/14 12/12/14

ANIMAL SCIENCE20 ANSC 1210 01 Beginning Livestock Judging I 2.0 MT 120 LEC TTH 05:00PM 05:55PM G Younglove 08/26/14 12/12/14

ART17 ART 1005 01 Drawing I 3.0 FA 109 LAL T 05:00PM 07:55PM J Cline 08/26/14 12/12/14 FA 109 LAL TBA 17 ART 2005 01 Drawing II 3.0 FA 109 LAL T 05:00PM 07:55PM J Cline 08/26/14 12/12/14 FA 109 LAL TBA COMPUTER APPLICATIONS16 CMAP 1715 01 Word Processing: MS Word 2.0 TEB 273 LAL TH 05:00PM 07:55PM C Keep 08/28/14 12/12/14

EDUCATION15 EDUC 1501 01 Effective Substitute Teaching 3.0 TEB 115 LAL TH 06:30PM 09:30PM T Lenz 08/28/14 12/12/14

ENGLISH20 ENGL 1010 04 English I:Composition 3.0 TEB 116 LEC T 06:00PM 08:55PM K Strampe 08/26/14 12/12/1420 ENGL 2440 01 Literary Genres: Short Story 3.0 TEB 116 LEC TH 06:00PM 08:55PM J Nesbitt 08/28/14 12/12/14

EQUINE STUDIES99 EQST 1725 01 Rodeo Rough Stock I 2.0 30.00 TEB 115 LAL M 06:00PM 06:55PM J Clark 08/25/14 12/12/14 OT TBA LAL TBA 99 EQST 1740 01 Rodeo Timed Events I 2.0 30.00 TEB 115 LAL M 07:00PM 07:55PM J Clark 08/25/14 12/12/14 OT TBA LAL TBA 99 EQST 2740 01 Rodeo Rough Stock III 2.0 30.00 TEB 115 LAL M 08:00PM 08:55PM J Clark 08/25/14 12/12/14 OT TBA LAL TBA 99 EQST 2760 01 Rodeo Timed Events III 2.0 30.00 TEB 115 LAL M 09:00PM 09:55PM J Clark 08/25/14 12/12/14 OT TBA LAL TBA

HEALTH TECHNOLOGY12 HLTK 1510 01 Nurse Assistant 4.0 TEB 110 LAL MTTH 05:30PM 09:30PM G Yung 10/20/14 12/01/14 OT TBA LAL TBA 2 HLTK 1510 02 Nurse Assistant 4.0 TEB 110 LAL MTTH 05:30PM 09:30PM G Yung 10/20/14 12/01/14 OT TBA LAL TBA

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT16 HMDV 1000 09 College Studies 1.0 TEB 273 LEC W 06:00PM 07:55PM B Reed 08/27/14 10/15/14

MATHEMATICS16 MATH 0900 03 Pre-Algebra Arithmetic 3.0 TEB 271 LEC MW 05:30PM 07:25PM R Schmalzried 08/25/14 12/12/1416 MATH 0920 03 Elementary Algebra 4.0 TEB 271 LEC MW 05:30PM 07:25PM R Schmalzried 08/25/14 12/12/1416 MATH 0930 03 Intermediate Algebra 4.0 TEB 271 LEC MW 05:30PM 07:25PM R Schmalzried 08/25/14 12/12/14

MUSIC24 MUSC 1378 01 College Band 1.0 FA 104 LAB T 05:00PM 06:55PM M DeMers 08/26/14 12/12/1424 MUSC 1404 01 Master Chorus 1.0 FA 104 LAB M 06:00PM 07:55PM M DeMers 08/25/14 12/12/14

PE ACTIVITY–PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION24 PEAC L001 01 Fitness Center Orientation 0.0 TEB 131 LAB T 07:00PM 09:55PM D Vondy 08/26/14 08/26/1424 PEAC L001 02 Fitness Center Orientation 0.0 TEB 131 LAB W 07:00PM 09:55PM D Vondy 08/27/14 08/27/1424 PEAC L001 03 Fitness Center Orientation 0.0 TEB 131 LAB W 07:00PM 09:55PM D Vondy 09/03/14 09/03/14

POLITICAL SCIENCE30 POLS 1000 03 American & Wyoming Government 3.0 TEB 114 LEC TH 06:00PM 08:55PM C Cotton 08/28/14 12/12/14

PSYCHOLOGY20 PSYC 1000 03 General Psychology 3.0 TEB 114 LEC M 06:00PM 08:55PM J Bartman 08/25/14 12/12/14

WELDING TECHNOLOGY15 WELD 1700 02 General Welding 3.0 MA 112 LAL TTH 06:30PM 09:30PM T Anderson 08/26/14 12/12/14 MA 116 LAL TTH 06:30PM 09:30PM

Textbook information can be found at ewc.bkstr.com and the most current schedule can be found at ewc.wy.edu.

BaSix a capella group from Denmark Sunday, November 182:00pm EWC Fine Arts Auditorium

Carol Eckhardt writes in southeast Wyoming from a restored ranch homestead. Her novels, essays and poetry are firmly grounded in her experience as a rancher, environmental researcher, residential transient and finally, twenty-first century homesteader. Recent novels include Anna’s Place and Homing, the first two of an ongoing series. The third and fourth volumes of the series are scheduled for publication in 2015.Sunday, January 18, 20152:00pmEWC Library

“An Afternoon With Teddy Roosevelt”performed by Joe Wiegand As a one man theater show, Joe’s T.R. shares stories full of adventure, laughter and inspiration. Sunday, February 9, 20152:00pmEWC Fine Arts Auditorium

Yes Ma’am SingersPerforms a WWII USO show, a 50’s-60’s show, Christmas show & spiritual numbers. Members: Michelle Coolidge, Mary Mau & Angie HoffSunday, September 7, 20142:00pmEWC Fine Arts Auditorium

Eastern Wyoming Fine Arts Council 2014-2015 Schedule