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Volume 10 Issue 1January 2016Course Information

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

FOCUS ON TRAINING

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

Community Education’s Role in WWCC’s MissionCommunity Education supports the following aspect of WWCC’s mission: Western’s fundamental purpose is to provide high quality learning opportunities to students who are at various stages of life and have differing needs and expecta-tions. Committed to quality and success, Western encourages flexibility, innovation, and active learning for students, faculty and staff. The College understands that learning occurs inside and outside the classroom and, therefore, seeks to create an environment where lifelong learning is encouraged and where students and employees interact in an atmo-sphere of mutual respect.

Registration ProcessCommunity Education courses are offered for non-credit. Charges associated with an individual course or event are based upon the direct cost of offering the course or event plus a 35% administrative fee.

Sweetwater County residents age 60 years or over may enroll for courses offered at Western with payment of tuition waived. Special fees for supplies or other costs remain the financial responsibility of each student, regardless of age, and cannot be waived. The College Board of Trustees reserves the right to change tuition and fees at any time. To Register: Mail your registration to: Call Community Education: Community Education 307.872.1323 WWCC-GRC #1 College Way In person at: Green River, WY 82935 Western Wyoming Community College R.S. or G.R.

Follow us on Facebook! To keep updated on our newest classes Like us at www.facebook.com/WWCCcommunityeducation

Phone NumbersWWCC Green River Center .......................................................................................................................................307.872.1301Community Education.................................................................................................................................................307.872.1323Workforce Development..............................................................................................................................................307.872.1326WWCC Rock Springs Campus....................................................................................................................................307.382.1600Aquatic Center...............................................................................................................................................................307.382.1694

Abbreviation Legend M ................... Monday RSC .......... Rock Springs Campus T ..................... Tuesday GRC ......... Green River Center W ................... Wednesday TBA ......... To Be Arranged TH ................. Thursday ............... Green River Classes F ..................... Friday .............. Rock Springs Classes S ..................... Saturday ............ Farson Classes SU .................. Sunday ........... New Class

Western Wyoming Community College, (USPS 024-545) is published during the months of Jan, June, July, Sept, Nov and Dec by Western Wyoming Community College, 2500 College Drive, Rock Springs WY 82901. Periodical Postage Paid at Rock Springs, WY and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: send address changes to Western Wyoming community College, 2500 College Drive, Rock Springs WY 82901.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSWelcome to WWCC Workforce Development - We Make It Happen!Computer Page 2 Access Basic or Intermediate 2010 As RequestedExcel Basic 2010 1/28 or 4/14/16Excel Intermediate 2010 2/4 or 4/21/16Designing Dynamic PowerPoint 2010 5/12/16Word 2010 3/3/16Quickbooks 2015 Level 1 1/22 & 1/29/16Quickbooks 2015 Level 2 2/19 & 2/26/16

Professional Development Page 3 Check calendar for dates: westernwyoming.edu/services/workforce/Business Writing Conflict Resolution Customer Service Time Management

Driving Page 3Check calendar for dates: westernwyoming.edu/services/workforce/Defensive Driving Winter Driving Off-Road DrivingCommentary Driving

Energy Services Page 4 - 5Check calendar for dates: westernwyoming.edu/services/workforce/

PEC Basic Orientation (Safeland) Most Wednesdays General or Construction Industry Safety I (OSHA) H2S Annual Certification and H2S Fit TestingControl of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) for: Employees (4-hr.) or Supervisors (8-hr.) ForkliftHazWoper & HazWoper Annual RefresherBloodborne PathogensConfined SpaceFall ProtectionFire Extinguisher Training

Industrial Applications Page 6Instrumentation II Fridays, 1/22 - 3/4Instrumentation III 5/24 - 5/26/16Motor Controls 6/6 - 6/9/16National Electrical Code Update June, 2016

Medical Page 7 & 8 Principles of Phlebotomy 1/13 - 5/4/16Phlebotomy Practicum 1/13 - 5/4/16CPR-BLS for Healthcare Providers (AHA) 1/5, 2/8 or 6/1/16First Aid-Heartsaver (AHA) As requestedCPR & First Aid – National Safety Council (NSC)

Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) Pages 9 & 10 Check calendar for dates: westernwyoming.edu/services/workforce/Surface New Miner offered twice monthlySurface Annual Refresher offered twice monthlyUnderground New Miner offered twice monthlyUnderground Annual offered once monthly RefresherExperienced Miner upon request

Ed2go Online Page 11 Classes begin third Wednesday of each month

Gaitlin Online Page 12Classes begin anytime

Registration Information & Form Page 13

Funds for Training Page 14

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Registration continues until the course begins unless the class fills or is cancelled. To avoid cancellation, please register at least 7 days prior to the start date. Check our website at:

westernwyoming.edu/services/workforce or call 307.872.1326 for the latest information

Need PTSB recertification credit? Call 307.872.1326 for qualifying class.

A Continuing Education Unit (CEU) is defined as “ten contact hours of participation or equivalent in an organized continuing education experience under responsible sponsorship, capable direction and continuing qualified instruction.” Most non-credit classes at Western Wyoming Community College include the award of CEU’s.

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management, umenting, auditing, web features and using templates. Thursday, February 4, orThursday, April 21, 2016; 8am-4pm; WWCC-GR Center 106; Teresa Shafe; NCCMP 107; $125 (includes book)

Word 2010 Basic Create and edit professional-looking documents with ease! Learn how to move, copy, and format characters and text. More advanced topics include creating and managing tables, controlling page layout, using proofing tools and adding graphics. Thursday, March 3, 2016; 8am-4pm; WWCC-GR Center 106; Teresa Shafe; NCCMP 103 T1; $125 (includes book)

Designing Dynamic PowerPoint 2010 Spice up work presentations to be visually pleasing and more informative. Learn how to insert charts, format tables or embed video or audio clips. Create a dynamic PowerPoint utilizing various transitions and animations available.Thursday, May 12, 2016; 8:30am-11:30 am; WWCC-GR Center 106; Teresa ShafeNCCMP 312 T1; $49

QuickBooks 2015, Level 1Learn the basics of QuickBooks, including customer transactions, vendor transactions, banking, and creating your company file. Backing up your file and restoring it will also be covered. Students using other recent versions of QuickBooks will find this course useful.Friday, January 22 & 29, 2016; 1-5 pm; WWCC-RS Room 1430; Jackie DeanNCCMP 113 T1; $149 (includes book)

QuickBooks 2015, Level 2QuickBooks Level 2 teaches advanced concepts for small usinesses. It illustrates the accounting that happens “behind the scenes” when a student enters a transaction. Students using other recent versions of QuickBooks will find this course useful.Friday afternoons, February 19 & 26, 2016; 1-5 pm; WWCC-RS Room 1430; Jackie DeanNCCMP 117 T1; $149 (includes book)

Access 2010 Basic Create an Access database, build and modify tables, and manipulate data within a table. Create and use forms, build and modify select queries, and use different methods to generate reports.Scheduled upon request. 8am-4pm; WWCC-GR Center; NCCMP 108 T1; $125 (includes book)

Access 2010 Intermediate Expand on the power of Access by learning more about relations in databases, using lookup fields in related tables, and using advanced queries. Make your forms and reports easier to use by including calculations, graphics, combo boxes and charts. Other topics include PivotTables and PivotCharts.Scheduled upon request8am-4pm; WWCC-GR Center

Excel 2010 Basic Learn the many shortcuts and timesaving features in Excel. Start by learning the basics of setting up a worksheet and modifying it, then adding formulas, functions and formatting. You will also learn to create charts and work with large workbooks. Little tricks in Excel can save a lot of time and work!Thursday, January 28, or Thursday, April 14, 2016; 8am-4pm; WWCC-GR Center 106; Teresa Shafe; NCCMP 106; $125 (includes book)

Excel 2010 Intermediate Now that you know the basics of Excel, expand your knowledge by learning how to work with advanced charting and formatting, using multiple workbooks including formula linking, learning list

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Business WritingMany people struggle with writing, a key method of communicating in business. This training will give students a brefresher on basic writing concepts and overview of the most common business documents. Instructor: Cammie Pollastro Scheduled upon request

Conflict ResolutionThis training will give students a seven-step conflict resolution process to use and can be modified to resolve conflict disputes of any size.Instructor: Cammie Pollastro -Scheduled upon request

Customer ServiceThis training will look at all types of customers and how to serve them better and improve ourselves in the process. Students will be given strong

skillset including phone techniques, dealing with difficult customers and generating return business. Instructor: Cammie Pollastro Scheduled upon request

Time Management Personal time management skills are essential for professional success in any workplace. This training will cover crucial strategies including personal motivation, delegation skills, organization tools and crisis management. Instructor: Cammie Pollastro Scheduled upon request

Defensive Driving The NSC Defensive Driver Training class is a 4-hour driver improvement program that offers practical strategies to reduce collision-related injuries, fatalities and costs. It addresses the importance of attitude in preventing accidents and reinforces the good driving skills students already possess. Most importantly, this course shows students the consequences of the choices they make behind the wheel. 4 hours; NCTTD 101 T1; WWCC-RS Campus; $85

Other Driving classes that can be offered or customized with specific company content:

• Winter Driving

• Off-Road Driving

• Commentary Driving

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T reporting and emergency response plans. This course is approved for S/U grading. Must Pre-Register-Class limit 25Mondays; 7:30 am - 5 pm; WWCC-WTC106; SAFE 1561 T1; 0.5 Credit $185*; (out-of-state tuition may apply)(Students not in the classroom by 7:45 could be denied entrance in the class.)

HazWoperThis Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) course will cover safety, health and other potential site hazards; use of personal protective equipment (PPE); spill containment; waste minimization; remediation; safe use of engineering controls and equipment; and a demonstration of chemical and physical properties.Monday-Friday, April 4-8, 2016; 8 am-5pm;WWCC-GRC, Rm 215; SAFE 1544 T1, Myra Peak; 2.5 credits; $655

HazWoper Annual RefresherThis refresher course is offered to any individual having prior HAZWOPER certification. Provides the mandatory annual 8-hour OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) training for those who work with hazardous materials. It covers material in the Department of Transportation Emergency REsponse Guidebook adn the National Institute of Safety & Health Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards.Tuesday, April 5, 2016; 8 am-5pm;WWCC, Rm 215; SAFE 1544 T1, Myra Peak; .5 credits; $225

Forklift The NSC “Coaching the Lift Truck Operator II Course” covers the OSHA training requirements for Pre-Start Safety Inspections, Design Considerations, Picking Up The Load, Moving The Truck, Setting Down the Load, and Pedestrian Safety. The course also includes a Hands-On Training Session to evaluate basic operational skills of class participants. Additional training is required to meet the OSHA Forklift Operator certification

Construction Safety I (OSHA)This 10-hour program meets Federal OSHA regulations and is intended to provide a variety of training on Construction Safety and Health to entry level workers. Hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention, along with presentation of applicable OSHA standards are covered. Mandatory topics include such things as OSH Act, General Duty Clause, Recordkeeping (CFR Part 1904), Electrical, and Fall ProtectionWWCC-RSC-WTC106; SAFE 1551; 0.5 Credit, $197* (out-of-state tuition may apply) General Industry Safety I (OSHA)Meets Federal OSHA RegulationsThis 10-hour program is intended to provide a variety of training on General Industry Safety and Health to entry level workers. Hazard identification, avoidance, control and prevention, along with presentation of applicable OSHA standards are covered. Mandatory topics include such things as OSH Act, General Duty Clause 5 (a)(1), Inspections, Citations, and Penalties (CFR Part 1903), Recordkeeping (CFR Part 1904), Walking and Working Surfaces (Subpart D), Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, Fire Prevention Plans, and Fire Protection, Subparts E & L, and Electrical, Subpart S.WWCC-RSC-WT106 ; SAFE 1551; 0.5 Credit, $197* (out-of-state tuition may apply) PEC Basic Orientation (Safeland)This course is an orientation of basic safety policies and procedures, which many oil and gas operators/producers require in order to work on a well site. Using PEC Premier’s Basic Orientation Workbook, students will learn the basic occupational and safety requirements for many operator/producers, acceptable worksite policies and procedures, hazardous situations, incidence

ENERGY SERVICES CLASSESCheck Training Calendar for Dates:

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Trequirements for specific models and application by the employer in their working environments. Check training calendar:Friday afternoon; 1:00 pm-5:00 pm; WWCC-RS Campus; NCIND 920 T1; $95

H2S Annual CertificationThis course meets the required elements of ANSI Z390.1-2006 Acceptable Practices For Hydrogen Sulfide Training Programs. Must Pre-Register[Optional fit testing available for an additional $40—Must be clean shaven for fit test and have medical physical within the last 12 months.]Friday; 7-11:30 am; NCIND 202 ; $95

H2S Fit Testing We currently have adapters to fit test: • 3M All Models w/ detachable filters • Scott Full face AV2000, AV3000, Scott-O-Vista,

65, 66 • North masks including 5500, 7700, 7600, 5400,

7800, 80004, 80004S, 85400A, 85500A, 800 Series SCBA • MSA—some models • Spearian Survivair Must be clean shaven for fit test and have a current medical evaluation for respirators. Must Pre-RegisterNCIND 203; $40 per test

Lock Out/ Tag Out--Employees or SupervisorsThis 4-hour program for employees or 8-hour program for supervisors is intended to provide employees with the necessary training required in controlling hazardous energy in accordance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administrations (OSHA) 1910.147 standard requirements. This program covers the hazards associated with the unexpected energization or startup of machines


or equipment (release of stored energy) that could harm employees performing service or maintenance. Training provides methods for protecting employees during these operations using lockout/tagout procedures in accordance with the standard. Employees: 4-hour training; NCSAF 301; $85Supervisors: 8-hour training; SAFE 2990 T1; 0.5 credit; $145RS Campus, WTC-106

Fire Extinguisher TrainingThis public education training program targets local business and industry as well as community citizens. The BullEx Fire Extinguisher product line safely incorporates live-fire into our training program which includes actually fighting a fire using the BullEx fire extinguishers.4 hrs.; NCSAF 306 T1; $85RS Workforce Training Center Other Safety Classes available: (Check website for descriptions and dates)

Asbestos Awareness3 hours; NCSAF 307; $80

Bloodborne Pathogens 2 hours; NCHLT 107; $55

Confined Space4 hours; NCSAF 306; $135

Fall Protection8 am-12 pm; NCSAF 309; $95

Globally Harmonized System GHS NCSAF 502; $75

Protect Your Back 4 hours; NCSAF 210; $69

Silica Awareness 3 hours; $80

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completion of this course. This course combined with the Electrical Print Reading (ELTR 1681) can be used to substitute for ELTR 2840 (Motor Controls) 3 credit requirement.Monday-Thursday, June 6-9, 20168 am-5pm; RS Campus 1350; Gena Moser-Clark; ELTR 2841 T1; 2.5 Credits; $790 (includes book)*

National Electrical Code Update This course will provide CEUs for Wyoming Licensed electricians. The course will cover 2014 electrical code changes and other industry-relevant topics such as: new, revised, relocated information affecting definitions, personnel safety, fuses and circuit breakers, grounding, wiring methods, wiring devices, industrial control panels, motors, special occupancies, special equipment & conditions, communications, circuit facts, grounding & bonding for power & electronic, review of hazardous location rules, and safety related facts & requirements: NFPA 70E, OSHA.Friday & Saturday, June, 2016;Check training calendar for dates. 8 am-5 pm; RS Campus 1302; NCELT 106 T1; John Liggett; $275;

Other Industrial Classes available for Contract Training: • Electrical Print Reading • PLC RS Logic 500 Programmable Controllers• Fundamentals of Rigging• Mechanical Drives• Industrial Mechanics •Piping for Industry• Basic Separator & Dehydration • Variable Frequency Drives

*out-of-state tuition may apply

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

Instrumentation II for IndustryThis course is a continuation of Instrumentation I (ELTR 1840 or 1841) in the study of instrumentation techniques. The course focuses on the techniques and laboratory practice for adjustment, calibration, and testing of instrumentation components. Topics include: Instrument Air Systems and Air Regulators; Control Valves, Actuators, and Positioners; Electrical Schematics and P&ID Drawings; Controller Modes. Prerequisite--ELTR 1840 or 1841, or Instructor Permission. Six Fridays starting January 22 and ending March 4, 2016; (1/22, 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, 2/28 & 3/4) 8am-5pm; RS Campus 1350; Gena Moser-Clark; ELTR 1841 T1; 3 Credits; $745*

Instrumentation III for Industry This course is a continuation of Instrumentation II (ELTR 2885) in the study of instrumentation techniques. The emphasis is on the adjustment and calibration of instrumentation contained in industrial process control systems. Topics covered include: pH, ORP, and Conductivity Instruments; Gas Analyzers and Chromatography; Flowmeters; Instrument Errors; Controller Modes and Tuning Control Loops; Introduction to HMI Interfacing. Prerequisite--ELTR 2885 or Instructor Permission. Students will use the same books from the Instrumentation I & II classes.Prerequisite--ELTR 1840 or 1841, or Instructor Permission. Tuesday-Thursday, May 24-26, 20168am-5pm; RS Campus 1350; Gena Moser-Clark; ELTR 2841 T1; 3 Credits; $955*

Motor ControlsThis course is designed to instruct students on electrical, motor, and mechanical devices used in industrial control circuits. Topics of study include safety, schematic and ladder diagrams, contactors, interlocks, manual and automatic starters, alarm and indicator circuits. The student must demonstrate the ability to connect and troubleshoot motor control circuits upon



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Principles of PhlebotomyThis didactic course will introduce the student to the profession and practice of phlebotomy. Course activities and projects provide the student with knowledge and skills necessary to perform a variety of blood collections. Emphasis will be placed on proper application of profession standards. Professional conduct, certification and federal regulatory issues covered as well. Successful completion of this course and Phlebotomy Practicum qualifies students to sit for their American Medical Technologists (AMT) national certification.national certification. Requirements of registration: • Current American Heart Assoc. or Red Cross CPR

card (First Aid card optional) • Proof of Hepatitis B vaccination or waiver Mondays & Wednesdays, January 13-May 4, 2016; 5:30-8:30 pm; WWCC-RS WTC104; Instructor: Sonya Olsen-Fowler; PHLB 1800 T1; 3 Credits; $576* (*out-of-state tuition may apply)

Phlebotomy PracticumThis clinical laboratory practicum will introduce the student to the profession and practice of phlebotomy. Students will observe and practice phlebotomy skills and job tasks. Emphasis is placed on the application of phlebotomy knowledge and skills necessary to perform the skills learned in Principles of Phlebotomy. Patient confidentiality must be maintained at all times and professional conduct is expected and assessed as part of the student grade. Must be registered in Principles of Phlebotomy.Mondays & Wednesdays, January 13-May 4, 2016;5:30-8:30 pm; WWCC-RS WTC104; Instructor: Sonja Olson-Fowler; PHLB 1970 T1; 3 Credits;$288* (*out-of-state tuition may apply)

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider This course is an intensive program that meets the standards of the American Heart Association (AHA) for training participants as Providers in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS). It is primarily directed toward physicians, nurses, dentists, paramedical and allied health personnel whose daily occupation demands proficiency in the knowledge and skills of ACLS. For your success, we strongly encourage to take the pre-test prior to attending class (85% or lower then attend Friday night). Reasonable remediation with the instructor and the participant can take the test one more time. Private or further remediation is $50 per hour. A valid CPR card is required. Saturday & Sunday, March 19 & 20, 2016, 8 am-5 pm WWCC-RS Campus 1328, Instructor: Larry Macy; HLTK 1501 T1; $225*; 0.5 Credit; Or attend this class AND Prepare for ACLS on Friday night (March 18) for only $285 (HLTK 1502 T1, 1 Credit) (*out-of-state tuition may apply)

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) ProviderThe goal of the Pediatric Advanced Life Support Course is to provide the student with information needed to recognize infants and children at risk for cardiopulmonary arrest, information and strategies needed to prevent cardiopulmonary arrest in infants and children and the cognitive and psychomotor skills needed to resuscitate and stabilize infants and children in respiratory failure, shock or cardiopulmonary arrest. For your success, we strongly encourage attending the Prepare for PALS class.Saturday & Sunday; April 16 & 17, 20168 am-5 pm, WWCC-RS Campus 1328; Instructor: Larry Macy HLTK 1503 T1; 0.5 Credit; $225*Or attend this class AND Prepare for PALS on Friday night (April 15) 6-9 pm for only $285* HLTK 1504 T1, 1 Credit; (*out-of-state tuition may apply)

MEDICAL CLASSESCheck Training Calendar for Dates:

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Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)The Emergency Medical Responder course is designed to prepare students to identify hazardous conditions and safely provide medical intervention for trauma and medical emergencies. Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a certificate of completion, be able to sit for the State of Wyoming final exam, apply to the State of WY for EMR Certification, and be eligible to take the National REgistry (NREMT) exam for the EMR level.• Current American Heart Association BLS CPR

Card• Proof of ImmunicationsTuesday & Thursday, 5:30-8:30 pm; February 9 to May 3, 2016; WWCC-RSC WT106;Instructor: Staff; HLTK 1670 T1; 6 credits;

CPR - BLS for Healthcare ProvidersAmerican Heart Association (AHA) Learn one-person, two-person, child and infant CPR, conscious and unconscious choking victim care, airway management and use of an AED. Meets American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines for healthcare providers, but everyone welcome! American Heart Association requires all students to have access to a study book prior to class. The book is available at the WWCC Bookstore located in Rock Springs. Call 307.382.1673 or visit: www.wwccbookstore.com Tuesday, January 5, orTuesday, March 8 orWednesday, June 1, 2016; 5:30-10:00 pm4.5 hours; WWCC-RS Campus 1328; NCHLT 103; $55

First Aid - American Heart Assoc. (AHA) Prepares the participant to respond in an emergency situation with proper assessment and care of an injured and/or ill person. Great for nurses, EMTs, CNA’s, therapists, and school personnel or anyone with an interest in First Aid. This course meets American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines for First Aid Training. Scheduled upon request; 4 hours; NCHLT 103; $55

CPR/First Aid - National Safety Council (NSC)Standard CPR & First Aid course covers topics such as Good Samaritan Law, scene safety, bloodborne pathogens, adult CPR/AED, bleeding, wound care, shock, burns, heat and cold emergencies and moving victims. All students are required to complete the hands-on portion of CPR during this class. A final written exam is given at the end of the day.First Monday of each month (unless holiday)Check website training calendar for dates8:00 am - 3:00 pm; 6 hoursWWCC-RSC Room 1328; NCSAF 305; $99

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Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA)MSHA classes are offered monthly at the Green River Center. These courses can also be scheduled and taught specifically for your employees either at your site or at the Green River Center of WWCC. Call 307. 872.1322 (Tim Warren) or 307.872.1326 (Terry Stevens) for more information.

MSHA-Surface Annual RefresherSurface annual refresher training is mandatory retraining which allows students to maintain current MSHA certification to work in surface mines. Students must complete all New Miner course requirements which include 8 hours of actual mine site training, and provide proof of current certification before taking this course.6:50-4pm, GR Center 200, Tim Warren, MINE 1855 T, 0.5 Credit; $75

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MSHA-Surface New MinerSurface New Miner qualifies the successful student to work at surface mines. The program provides 24 classroom hours of mandatory MSHA instruction. Required onsite training will complete the student’s certification. The student is responsible for the onsite portion of the training.6:50 am - 4 pm; Green River Center, Room 200, Tim Warren; MINE 1850 T, 1.5 Credit; $224

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May5/2 - 5/4

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Management and Corporate ($595 to $2695/class for each class listed below) • Entrepreneurship: Start-Up and Business Owner Management • Management Training • Payroll Practice and Management • Project Management • Purchasing & Supply Chain Management

Healthcare and Fitness ($795 to $2795/class for each class listed below) • Emergency Management Training for First Responders • Administrative Dental Assistant • Administrative Medical Specialist with Medical Billing and Coding • ICD-10 Medical Coding • Veterinary Assistant

IT and Software Development ($595 to $3095/class for each class listed below) • Administrative Professional with Microsoft Office Specialist 2007 Training• CompTIA™ A+ Certification Training • Management for IT Professionals • Microsoft Access 2007 • 3ds max

Business and Professional ($595 to $2595/class for each class listed below)• Certified Bookkeeper • Grant Writing • Microsoft Office 2007 applications• Paralegal • Technical Writing

Media and Design ($1695 to $5995/class for each class listed below) • Digital Arts Certificate • Marketing Design Certificate • Video Game Design & Development

Skilled Trades and Industrial ($1895 to $3095/class for each class listed below) • Home Inspection Certificate • HVACR Technician

Hospitality and Service Industry($1395 to $2795/class for each class listed below) • Certified Wedding Planner • Travel Agent Training • Video Game Design & Development

Gaitlin OnlineNow offering online open enrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional level position for many in-demand occupations.

The following programs are designed by a team of professionals from each respective field, who work to provide the most effective web-based learning experience available today. Instructors/mentors are actively involved in your online learning experience. Each program includes a set of lessons and evaluations; grades are a combination of the instructor/mentor’s evaluation of students’ work and computer graded tests. We know you’ll appreciate the quality as well as the convenience of anytime, anywhere learning!

Courses below are a sample of the courses available, more coursesavailable at: http://www.gatlineducation.com/westernwyoming

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SIGN UP NOW!Register Online:westernwyoming.edu/services/workforce/

Call Terry:307.872.1326

Mail Your Registration:Workforce Development#1 College Way, Green River, WY 82935

In Person:Workforce DevelopmentOffice Hours: 7am-5pm Monday – Friday (Sept-May)Location: WWCC-Green River Center Room 209

• Register Today! Class space is limited. Unfortunately, courses will cancel 7 days prior to start date if there is not sufficient enrollment.

• From time to time a course may have to be canceled due to low enrollment or unforeseen circumstances. If the college cancels a course, you will receive a rain check or a refund.

• In the event that an instructor is not available to teach a scheduled course, we may substitute another qualified instructor.

• For courses awarding college credit, out-of-state tuition may

apply to non- residents of Wyoming not currently working for a company in Wyoming.

• If you need to cancel, you may send a substitute from your organization. Generally, registration fees are not refundable for Workforce Development classes within 7 days before the course starts. Contact Workforce Development for more information.

• Course registration fees are subject to change in accordance with college policy.

Name ___________________________________________ Soc Sec # _______________________________________Home Address ___________________________________________________________________________________Home Phone ____________________________________Work Phone _____________________________________

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BUSINESSESGrants for Existing PositionsGrants for Existing Positions are tailored to a business’s existing employees who need a skill upgrade or retraining in a particular occupation. Allow up to $2,000 per employee per fiscal year with businesses required to match 40 percent of the total training costs and Training Fund covers the remaining 60 percent (some restrictions may apply).

Grants for New PositionsGrants for New Positions are valuable as recruitment and expansion tools for economic development in Wyoming. Employees may qualify for funding under this program if the business is new or expanding. To qualify as a new position, businesses must document that the position was created within the last 180 days and constitutes a net increase in the number of employees working for the business. Allows between $1,000-$4,000 per employee per fiscal year,depending on the amount of the hourly wage.

PRE-HIRE ECONOMIC DEVLOPMENT GRANTS This program is currently evolving, to find out more please visit the Workforce Development Training Fund website at http://wyomingworkforce.org/businesses and use the Employers tab.To speak with a representative, please call (307) 777-8650.

INDIVIDUALSWorkforce Innovation and Opportunity Act assistance in paying class fees and associated costs may be available to individuals through the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Funds. For more information attend an informational orientation offered every Wednesday at 10 am at the Rock Springs Department of Workforce Services office at 2451 Foothill Blvd, Suite 100.

Department of Workforce Services2451 Foothill Blvd. Suite 100Rock Springs, WY 82901307-382-2747 or 307-875.2300

Funding for Training

Green River CenterNew for Spring 2016

Call 872-1301 for more information w The WWCC Green River Center will be offering ENGL 1020 and Math 1400 during 2016 Spring semester on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s for a total of seven credits. w The Learning Center programs prepare people for jobs, further education or training, and personal development. Open from 1-4pm, Mon-Thurs; Room 110

Aquatic CenterRegistration for Children’s Swimming Lessons

In person registration is recommended at Registration and Records, OR phone-in registrations will be taken at 307.382.1637 as phone lines and personnel are available.

Registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable.Classes fill quickly. Call 307.382.1694 for information on levels or visit

westernwyoming.edu/life/aquatic_center/children.html for more course information.

For information on WWCC financial aid, Please contact:WWCC Mustang Central; 2500 College Drive; Rock Springs, WY 82901

307-382-1677; Email: mustangcentral @wwcc.wy.edu

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Quick Reference with Start Date

Community Education courses are taught at several locations in Sweetwater County. Please check the locations for the courses you would like to attend. Registration continues until the course begins unless the class fills or is canceled. To avoid cancellation, please register prior to the start date. New courses are added during the semester. Community Education courses are non-refundable and non-transferable unless the course is canceled.

Arts & Crafts Pages 16 & 17Custom Lawn Chairs Jan. 18 Watercolor Painting Feb. 2Learn How to Draw Feb. 3Zentangle G.R. Feb. 3Learn How to Sculpt Feb. 4Beginning Sewing Feb. 18 Custom Lawn Chairs Feb. 22Zentangle R.S. Feb. 23

Children’s Courses Pages 17 & 18Beginning Movement & Dance Jan. 28Beginning Ballet Jan. 28Beginning Pointe Jan. 28Pre-Pointe Jan. 28Have Fun & Eat it Too! Elementary Feb. 1Theater for Youth Feb. 2 Have Fun & Eat it Too! Tots March 7Have Fun & Eat it Too! Tots March 7Safe Sitter ® R.S. April 9

Digital Technology Pages 18 How to use your IPAD Feb. 1Computer Basics Feb. 3Social Media March 14Microsoft Office for Beginners March 16 Google April 11

Photography Pages 19Photoshop: Beginners Jan. 23Photoshop: Intermediate Feb. 20Get to know your DSLR Camera April 5 Light Painting Photography April 7 Outdoor Digital Photography April 16Outdoor Digital Photography May 21

Health & Food Pages 19 & 20Dessert Series Feb. 3Teen Cooking Class Feb. 4Valentine Cupcake Bouquet R.S. Feb. 12Valentine Cupcake Bouquet G.R. Feb. 13Diabetes and Me R.S. March 15Diabetes and Me G.R. March 17Easter Cake March 18Spring Cake April 8Dutch Oven Cooking April 12

Music & Language Page 20 &21Tickle the Ivories Jan. 18Conversational Spanish Feb. 1

Historical Literature Page 21Reading in Wyoming History Feb. 4

Exercise Pages 21 & 22Zumba G.R. Jan. 11 Zumba R.S. Jan. 12Exercise For Fun Jan. 19Yoga for Every “BODY” Jan. 20Yoga for Everybody-Farson Jan. 21Hatha Yoga Jan. 25Tai Chi For Health R.S. Jan. 26Tai Chi For Health G.R. Jan. 27Tai Chi II G.R. Jan. 27Tai Chi II R.S. Jan. 28Hatha Flow Feb. 17Fitness Walking April 7

Sports & Leisure Pages 22 & 23Martial Arts/ Self Defense Feb. 1Get Golf Ready Feb. 2Basic Pistol Feb. 5Basic Pistol March 11Hunter Education TBA

Trips & Events Page 23Archeological Field Trip April 29Archeological Field Trip May 6Theater The Producers Feb. 6A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder March 5Newsies June 11Motown July 2

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Beginning Sewing This class is geared for the first time sewing student or someone who has not sewn in a long time. The first weeks you will learn fundamental sewing skills that are applicable to all facets of sewing. This will include identifying how to use sewing tools, parts of the machine, pattern layout, cutting, construction and finishing techniques. The class will then choose and complete personal projects. Sewing machines and tools included. Students will be responsible for material cost of their personal project.TH: 2/18 to 3/24 6:00PM to 8:30PM - 6 weeksInstructor: Jacqueline WarrinerLocation: Young at HeartFee: $80 Course Number: NCHOE 200 R1

Learn How to Draw Perfect for beginners or the more advanced who want to re-visit the basics, this course offers all of the essential exercises, techniques and approaches to learning the natural way to draw with a lean on realism. Explore composition, reference, layout, texture, and tone as you learn how to draw observationally from one of the best. W: 2/3 to 3/8 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 6 weeksInstructor: Scot WeirLocation: RSC - 1120Fee: $59 Course Number: NCART 115 R1

Learn How to Sculpt Learn to sculpt in clay with a professional artist as he guides you through this 3-dimentional art. Students will be taught sculpting concepts in regards to proportion, form, and texture, with a lean on realism. Step by step, the class will learn to: conceive an objective, construct an armature, and model a clay sculpture. TH: 2/4 to 4/21 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 12 weeksInstructor: Scot WeirLocation: RSC - 1124Fee: $129 (clay included) NCART 107 R1

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Arts and Crafts

Zentangle Zentangle is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. This meditative art form helps the brain focus, relieves stress and provides artistic satisfaction along with an increased sense of personal well- being. The Zentangle Method is enjoyed all over the world across a wide range of skills, interests and ages. Come learn how to create these beautiful pieces of art while inheriting a wide range of benefits. All supplies included. Instructor: Joyce BaumanW: 2/3 to 3/23 1:00PM to 3:00PM - 8 weeksLocation: Golden Hour Senior CenterFee: $59 Course Number: NCART 116 G1ORT: 2/23 to 4/12 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 8 weeksLocation: Rock Springs Downtown LibraryFee: $59 Course Number: NCART 116 R1

Custom Lawn Chairs Instead of throwing out your old lawn chair, take a class on macramé chairs and make the old chair new, or start with everything new. These chairs make great gifts that will last a long time. Supplies for each chair are approximately $50 unless you bring your own frame.M/TH: 1/11 to 2/9 1:00PM to 3:00PM ORT: 6:00PM to 9:15PM – 5 weeksInstructor: Robert TrujilloLocation: Golden HourFee: $127 Course Number: NCHOE 400 G1ORM/TH: 2/15 to 3/15 1:00PM to 3:00PM ORT: 6:00PM to 9:15PM – 5 weeksFee: $127 Course Number: NCHOE 400 G2

Local, Nationally known Western & Wildlife Artist, Scot A. Weir, has been a working professional for the past 25 years. The award winning artist paints, sculpts, and

draws. Weir has produced well over 50 published prints and giclées, and 6 editions in bronze. We are excited to have him

share his talents in the classroom.

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Watercolor Painting Come explore water-media techniques, composition,color theory and drawing. Students will express their individual imagination, choosing their own subject matter with help from the instructor. The class will include traditional and abstract styles of painting. Instructor will give instruction on a one-to-one basis and advice on the use of materials.T: 2/2 to 3/22 1:30PM to 3:30PM – 8 weeksInstructor: Angie BennettLocation: Golden Hour Senior CenterFee: $60 Course Number: NCART 112 G1

Essential Oil Class coming later this spring! Taught by a clinical Aromatherapist, you will learn how to harness nature for physical, and mental issues. Call for more information.

Children’s CoursesHave Fun and Eat it Too!: Parent & Child Cooking Cooking with your child is a great way to spend some quality time together. The hands-on exploration of cooking is not just a great sensory experience, but can also help to get junior interested in what he/she eats while learning some new skills. Plus, it’s fun and in this case social! Join your child in making a variety of fun, age appropriate foods in these hands-on cooking classes.Instructor: Crystal WalkerElementary 6-11 yr oldsM: 2/1 to 2/29 6:00PM to 7:30PM - 4 weeksLocation: GRHS RM 239Course Number: NCHOE 501 G3Cost: $59 (parent and child)

Tots 2-5 yr oldsM: 3/7 to 3/28 10:00AM to 11:00AM - 4 weeksLocation: GRC-211Cost: $29 (parent and child) Course Number: NCHOE 501 G1ORM: 3/7 to 3/28 2:00PM to 3:00PM - 4 weeksLocation: GRC-211Cost: $29 (parent and child) Course Number: NCHOE 501 G2

Teen Cooking Class (See Health & Food)

Safe Sitter ® Is your teen starting to stay home alone or beginning to babysit? Then it’s time for a Safe-Sitter ® class. This class will empower teens with wisdom in how to deal with situations while on their own. Taught by a skilled nurse, this small class will learn sensible decision making skills, safety skills and much more. For 11-14 years old. S: 4/9 9:00AM to 4:00PM – 1 dayInstructor: Michelle CordovaLocation: RSC-1348Fee: $20 Course Number: NCOTH 201 G2

Theater for Youth Come and learn all about theatre fundamentals in a fun and supportive environment! Students will participate in acting games, exercises and workshops that emphasize confidence, exploration, and imagination. The class will work together to create a final performance showcasing each student’s talents! Youth 4th grade through 12th with all abilities and experience levels welcome!T: 2/2 to 4/5 5:30PM to 7:30PM - 10 weeksInstructor: Emily JohnsonLocation: RSC-3650Fee: $69

Beginning Movement and Dance Ballet is a very good way for your young child to learn grace and coordination as well as gain confidence and have fun. In this class, children ages 3-5 will learn the basics of the art of ballet. Basic ballet dress is required.TH: 1/28 to 3/31 4:30PM to 5:00PM – 10 weeksInstructor: KymberLee MullinsLocation: GRC-217Fee: $25 Course Number: NCCLD 107 G1

Beginning Ballet In this fun class, students age 6-8 will learn the basics of ballet. The art of ballet helps with grace, coordination, strength and confidence. Basic ballet dress is required. TH: 1/28 to 3/31 5:00PM to 6:00PM – 10 weeksInstructor: KymberLee MullinsLocation: GRC-217Fee: $39 Course Number: NCCLD 108 G1

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Pre-Pointe Ballet is an art from combining discipline, grace, and dexterity. This class is for middle school age children or older with at least 2 years previous ballet training. The purpose is to establish positive attitudes about classical dance contribute to a personal sense of well-being and prepare students for more advanced ballet training.TH: 1/28 to 3/31 6:00PM to 7:00PM – 10 weeksInstructor: KymberLee MullinsLocation: GRC-217Fee: $39 Course Number: NCCLD 109 G1

Beginning Pointe This is a ballet class to instruct students in Pointe ballet, an advanced technique where weight is distrib-uted to the tips of the fully extended feet. Students will need to provide their own Pointe shoes and must have instructor’s permission to enroll in the class.TH: 1/28 to 3/31 7:00PM to 7:30PM – 10 weeksInstructor: KymberLee MullinsLocation: GRC-217Fee: $25 Course Number: NCCLD 110 G1

Swimming Lessons Aquatic CenterSee page 14 for more information.

Youth Summer Programs at the Green River Center

coming in 2016!

Digital TechnologiesComputer Basics This class will cover some very basic knowledge of the computer, explore terminology, applications and understand basic aspects of the computer. You will practice keyboard and mouse skills and learn to create documents. Enhance your skills and get more comfortable using a computer in this class!W: 2/3 to 2/17 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 3 weeksInstructor: Cathy SamselLocation: RSC- 1430Fee: $30 Course Number: NCCMP 100 R1

Windows Microsoft Office for Beginners – An Office Mini Series This introduction into Windows Microsoft Office will cover basic skills in Word, Excel and PowerPoint. You will learn how to create and design basic documents, spreadsheets, and PowerPoint slides that you can use

in everyday life. The supply fee of $20 is included in the course fee. Class will not meet the week of Thanksgiving.W: 3/16 to 5/4 6:00PM to 8:00PM – 8 weeksInstructor: Cathy SamselLocation: RSC- 1430Fee: $80 Course Number: NCCMP 111 R1

How to use your IPAD Are you new to the IPAD? If you have or are considering getting an IPAD and don’t know how to use it or want to get more out of your tablet experience then this class is for you. Learn some great applications, tips and tricks to enjoy this fun, useful device. IPADs available for use. M: 2/1 to 2/29 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 4 weeksInstrutor: Miranda RiggsLocation: RSC - 1406Fee: $30 Course Number: NCCMP 305 R1

Social Media Are you interested in staying connected with friends and family through social medias? Social medias such as Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and more provide the opportunity to stay in touch and even reconnect with people all over the world. Learn to navigate several of the top social medias to utilize tools including personal communication, current news stories, entertainment and more.M: 3/14 to 4/4 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 4 weeksInstrutor: Miranda RiggsLocation: RSC - 1430Fee: $30 Course Number: NCBAD 101 R1

GoogleLearn the convenience of online storage and explore more of what Google has to offer. Learn more about Gmail: Google’s email service, Calendar: update your schedule on one device and it updates on all your devices, Drive: Store, edit and create word documents, spreadsheets, presentations and more, and Photos: Store, edit and share your photos in one great location. No experience is needed and a Google account is FREE!M: 4/11 to 5/2 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 4 weeksInstrutor: Miranda RiggsLocation: RSC - 1430Fee: $30 Course Number: NCCMP 304 R1

Seniors! Did you know that you with a signed Senior Waiver Form you only

have to pay for the supply fees for Community Education classes?

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PhotographyOutdoor Digital Photography Workshop This is a great workshop for someone looking to take better outdoor pictures. This one day workshop will cover lighting, composition and camera set-up. The class will travel together to various outdoor locations throughout Sweetwater County giving students ample time and opportunity for practice and feedback. Students are required to bring their own DSLR camera and have some understanding of the camera functions. A sturdy tripod and different filters will greatly enhance the experience although not required. Instructor: Ken TiedeS: 4/16 6:00AM to 2:00PM - 1 DayFee: $40 Course Number: NCART 410 R1ORS: 5/21 6:00AM to 2:00PM - 1 DayFee: $40 Course Number: NCART 410 R2

Get to know your DSLR Camera Do you have a DSLR camera and don’t know what all of the button functions do? In this class you will go over the camera settings and what each of these buttons control in depth. There will be some opportunities to put what you learn to use by taking photos throughout the class. Please bring the manual along with your camera. There will also be an oppor-tunity to go out on a Saturday morning to take photos. T: 4/5 to 5/3 6:30PM to 8:30PM – 5 weeksInstructor: Ken TiedeLocation: RSC-1406Fee: $50 Course Number: NCART 104 R1

Light Painting Photography We are excited to offer a photog-raphy class unlike any you have taken before! In this class we will create long exposure images that capture light as it moves through space. Learn how to use your DSLR camera functions and set-up to capture unique photos that create beautiful artwork. We will experiment with different light sources, techniques and materials both indoors and outdoors. You will need a DSLR camera and tripod for this class. TH: 4/7 to 5/19 7:00PM to 9:00PM - 6 weeksInstructor: Denise MoseleyLocation: GRC and Expedition IslandFee: $65 Course Number: NCART 113 G1

Photoshop: Beginner This class is your first step in learning the basics of editing digital photographs using Adobe Photoshop. Course will include an introduction to the Photoshop interface, basic photo editing and enhancements, text, artistic effects, and photo collages. Personal photos are encouraged but not required. Basic computer skills required. S: 1/23 to 2/6 9:00AM to 12:00PM – 3 weeks Instructor: David MetzLocation: RSC-1445Fee: $50 Course Number: NCCMP 604 R1 Photoshop: Intermediate For those who already have some experience working with Adobe Photoshop, this class takes you to the next level. Course will include a variety of digital image editing methods, including color correction, conver-sion to black and white, repairing problem areas, cloning, preparing images for printing, and more. Personal photos are encouraged but not required.S: 2/20 to 2/27 9:00AM to 12:00PM - 2 weeks Instructor: David MetzLocation: RSC-1445 Fee: $39 Course Number: NCCMP 604 R2

Health and FoodDessert Series - Custard Style Stay inside this cold winter and warm up with this delicious dessert series exploring custards from around the globe. There’s nothing like knowing how to make a homemade custard as a main dessert or to compliment your crumble or pies. You will gain recipes of each dish, take home of your work and the know-how to make these amazing desserts at home. This is a hands-on class so come prepared to cook! Register for all 4 classes for $70 or each night individually for $20/class. W: 2/3 to 2/24 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 4 weeksInstructor: Seth RadtkeLocation: GRHS Rm 238 (Culinary room)Fee: $70 for all 4 or $20 per individual classCourse Number: NCHOE 108 G5

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Dutch Oven Cooking Always wanted to learn how to cook in a dutch oven? In this class students will learn how to create some delicious meals for this camping season. These tips and tricks will have you impressing your friends and family in no time! Students will bring their own dutch ovens and learn how to cook in a dutch oven as a class. T/TH: 4/12 to 4/21 6:00PM to 9:00PM S: 4/23 10:00AM to 1:00PM – 2 weeksInstructor: Ed YenneLocation: Young at HeartFee: $69 Course Number: NCHOE 103 R1

Diabetes and Me This class is designed to help you take care of your diabetes so you can be the vibrant, energetic person you want to be. We will review blood glucose guide-lines, understanding your highs and lows, medications, meal plans, recipes and so much more. No lectures or long videos. Learn about free community resources, the newest ways to take care of diabetes, and get your questions answered while receiving friendship and support. Instructor: Kathleen Thomas T: 3/15 to 4/26 9:30AM to 11:30AM – 7 weeksLocation: Mount of Olives Lutheran ChurchFee: $89 Course Number: NCHLE 100 R1ORTH: 3/17 to 4/28 9:30AM to 11:30AM - 7 weeksLocation: Golden HourFee: $89 Course Number: NCHLE 100 G1

Music and LanguageConversational Spanish Continued Do you have some prior Spanish language experience but would like to expand on that and hold some tangible conversation? Here is your next step. This class will increase your vocabulary and put your Spanish into action. Focus will be put on fluency as the instructor covers different topics and students practice putting conversation together. M: 2/1 to 3/28 6:00PM to 8:00PM – 8 weeksInstructor: Monica AndersonLocation: RSC-1306Fee: $85 Course Number: NCLAN 103 R1

Teen Cuisine Learning to cook early in life will give your teen confidence in the kitchen and the skills to eat more than cereal for dinner when they leave home. This hands-on, safe and fun environment will teach teens basic cooking skills, how to cook from scratch and help them to make healthier choices for meals.Instructor: Crystal WalkerTH: 2/4 to 2/25 6:00PM to 7:30PM - 4 weeksLocation: GRHS RM 239Cost: $49 Course Number: NCHOE 402 G1

Valentine Cupcake Bouquet Who wants a flower bouquet when they can have a cupcake bouquet?! Learn how to make your own elegant cupcake bouquet that can be used as a center peace and then eaten for dessert!Instructor: Michelle SchuttenF: 2/12 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 1 dayLocation: Young at Heart Cost: $19 Course Number: NCHOE 210 R1ORS: 2/13 10:00AM to 12:00PM - 1 dayLocation: GRC -211Cost: $25 Course Number: NCHOE 210 G1

Easter Cake Join cake guru Michelle Schutten in making a custom Easter cake to share with your family and friends. Working with fondant, you will decorate the cake and make a cute bunny as a festive topper.F: 3/18 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 1 dayInstructor: Michelle SchuttenLocation: Young at Heart Cost: $25 Course Number: NCHOE 210 R2 Spring Cake Spring is finally arriving! Come get a lesson in flower fondant making and decorate your own spring cake with them. Take these lessons home and create custom cakes throughout the year!F: 4/8 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 1 dayInstructor: Michelle SchuttenLocation: Young at HeartCost: $25 Course Number: NCHOE 210 R3

Have a hobby or skill that you want to share with others? Give us a call. We are always looking for

qualified instructors to expand our classes to meet community needs.

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Tai Chi for Health Tai chi is an effective way to improve both your physical and mental health. It is an ancient Chinese exercise that uses slow gentle movements and breath work to improve balance, strength, flexibility, mental focus and decrease stress. Tai Chi for Health adheres to the essential principles of Tai Chi and the movements are suitable and modifiable for everyone. Instructor: Sue ArambelT : 1/26 to 4/19 5:30PM to 6:30PM – 12 weeksLocation: RSC-2605Fee: $45 Course Number: NCPEA 125 R1ORW: 1/27 to 4/20 5:30PM to 6:30PM – 12 weeksLocation: GRC-217Fee: $45 Course Number: NCPEA 125 G1

Tai Chi II This is a continuation of Tai Chi for Health. Participants should have taken Tai Chi for Health at some time previ-ously or contact the instructor for permission. Instructor: Sue ArambelW: 1/27 to 4/20 4:30PM-5:30PM - 12 weeks Location: GRC-217Fee: $45 Course Number: NCPEA 125 G2ORTH: 1/28 to 4/21 5:30PM to 6:30PM – 12 weeksLocation: RSC-2605Fee: $45 Course Number: NCPEA 125 R2

Hatha Flow This class blends elements of several styles of yoga, with a focus on proper alignment, building strength and stamina, and moving mindfully through a series of yoga postures, and connecting the flow of the body with the flow of the breath.W: 2/17 to 4/20 6:15PM to 7:30PM – 10 weeksInstructor: Leanna FlahertyLocation: RSC-2605Fee: $50 Course Number: NCPEA 107 R3

Yoga for Every ‘Body’ This is your time to reduce stress, gain flexibility and strength, relax and have fun. This class is for both beginners and for those who already do yoga. Bring your own mat and props (strap and block) if you have them; one cushion or pillow and a blanket.W: 1/20 to 4/20 7:00PM to 9:00PM – 14 weeksInstructor: Tammy MorlockLocation: GRC-211Fee: $85 Course Number: NCPEA 107 G1

Tickle the Ivories Whether you want to learn a new skill or just become more proficient at the piano, enrolling in private lessons will help you to develop reading fluency, technique, stylistic interpretations, and performance skills. Students will be offered weekly 1-hour lessons; divided between 30 minutes at the piano and 30 minutes in the computer/keyboard lab. Students will need to schedule time and day of lesson with the instructor before registering for the class.1/18 to 5/6 - 16 Weeks-Time arranged with InstructorInstructor: Eileen EvansLocation: Instructor’s homeFee: $220 Course Number: NCMUS 103 G1

Historical LiteratureRocky Road Café: Reading in Wyoming History Join Dr. Jessica Clark, an assistant professor of histo-ry from Western Wyoming Community College, on a journey through Wyoming history by participating in the Rocky Road Café - a book club devoted to reading works about Wyoming from fictional piec-es, to memoirs, to poetry, to monographs. This club will meet 4 times per semester to read and discuss 3 books. The book club is devoted to life on the Rocky Mountains, in particular Wyoming. This semester we are reading a historical fiction trilogy about ethnic immigrants in Wyoming - a family history saga trilogy.2/4, 3/3, 4/6, 5/5 7:00PM to 8:30PM Instructor: Dr. Jessica ClarkLocation: Java Peddler (inside Bike and Trike)Fee: $40 Course Number: NCHIS 103 R1

Exercise

Fitness Walking Walking is one of the best forms of exercise. This walking class is designed to help you burn more calories, stay heart-healthy while turning up the fat-melting, flab fighting benefits of walking. Join us for an indoor walking class that combines upper body/arm movements, lower body and ab work and all you have to do is put one foot in front of the other!TH: 4/7 to 5/26 5:30PM to 6:45PM - 8 weeksInstructor: Nancy JohnsonLocation: GRC-217Fee: $50

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Yoga for Everybody Have you been needing a way to stretch out sore muscles or increase flexibility? Join us for an introduc-tion to yoga! No experience is required so take this opportunity to come relax and have fun. (Classes will meet every other Monday for a total of 10 classes)TH: 1/21 to 5/26 4:30PM to 5:30PM – 10 weeksInstructor: Whitney SorensonLocation: Farson Eden High School LibraryFee: $25 Course Number: NCPEA 107 RF1

Hatha Yoga This is a 75-minute class to increase strength, flexibil-ity and balance. Bring your own yoga mat if you have one. Yoga reduces stress and allows you to enhance your focus. Students with all capabilities are welcome. M: 1/25 to 5/16 6:00PM to 7:15PM – 16 weeksInstructor: Sarah DavidsonLocation: GRC-217Fee: $75 Course Number: NCPEA 107 G2

Exercise for Fun This class is a gentle stretch and exercise program from your chair for our forever young senior citizens or those with limited mobility. This program is designed to tone you up and make you feel better physically and mentally.T/TH: 1/19 to 4/5 1:30PM to 2:30PM –12 weeksInstructor: Shannon Thomas Location: Mansface Terrace Fee: $79 Course Number: NCPEA 202 G1

Zumba Gold Join Us for ZUMBA Gold! Ditch the workout and join the party with ZUMBA Gold! The low-impact formula of this 1-hour class delivers an hour-long ZUMBA party designed for beginning dancers, active adults, and everyone ready to rock!Instructor: Amanda GarrisonLocation: Golden Hour Senior CenterM/W: 1/11 to 4/27 9:15AM to 10:15AM – 14 weeksFee: $75 Course Number: NCPEA 111 G1ORM/W: 2/29 to 4/27 9:15AM to 10:15AM – 7 weeksFee: $37.50 Course Number: NCPEA 111 G2ORLocation: Young at Heart Senior CenterT/TH: 1/12 to 4/28 9:00AM to 10:00AM – 14 weeksFee: $62 Course Number: NCPEA 111 R1ORT/TH: 3/1 to 4/28 9:00AM to 10:00AM – 7 weeksFee: $31 Course Number NCPEA 111 R2

Sports and Leisure

Get Golf Ready! This course is the perfect way for you to get comfortably started on learning about the fundamentals of golf and on your way to having the time of your life on the course! You’ll enjoy learning the basics of golf – Rules, etiquette, grip, alignment and swing plus putting fundamentals. Students must bring their own clubs. T: 2/2 to 3/22 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 8 weeks Instructor: Paul ParkerLocation: GRC-217Fee: $75 Course Number: NCPEA 109 G1 Martial Arts/Self Defense Pathway to a Healthier, Happier and Safer LifestyleBuild confidence while developing self-defense skills by enhancing every-day motion. This course, which incorporates American Kenpo and the Filipino arts of Kali and Escrima, can improve your range of motion, balance and awareness, while building self-de-fense skills. This is NOT a mixed martial arts class, students will concen-trate on the principles of motion and self-defense. Lessons will be tailored to the each student’s abili-ty. Students that sign up in pairs will receive the second person half off. M/TH: 2/1 to 3/10 5:30PM to 6:30PM - 6 weeksInstructor: Dan SelleroliLocation: Black Butte High School GymFee: $65 Course Number: NCPEA 300 R1

Basic Pistol This is an introductory class that will teach students the basic fundamentals, safe operation and handling of a pistol. The class will cover basic pistol safety, pistol mechanics for both semi-autos and revolvers, funda-mentals of marksmanship, proper draw stroke, proper stance and more. Students will have the opportunity to receive a Concealed Weapon Certificate if they choose.

Mr. Selleroli has been a martial arts practitioner

for over 35 years; cur-rently holds the rank of

Professor of the Art, (7th degree), under Grand

Master Paul Mills. He has taught, nationally and

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F: 2/5 to 2/26 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 4 weeksInstructors: Anthony Peel & Robert MullinLocation: RSC - 1439 Fee: $69 Course Number: NCOTH 509 R1ORF: 3/11 to 4/1 6:00PM to 8:00PM - 4 weeksInstructors: Anthony Peel & Robert MullinLocation: RSC – 1439Fee: $69 Course Number: NCOTH 509 R2

Private Pilot Ground School This class is designed for pilots or future pilots. Topics will include: Federal Aviation Regulations, aerody-namics and aircraft operations, navigation, aircraft instruments, aeronautical information manual, air-craft performance, weight and balance, weather and aeronautical decision making. Students must register at least a week before the class begins in order to receive their books at the beginning of class. The $50.00 supply fee is included in the course fee.Instructor: Ed DeCastroLocation: GRC-203T/TH: 2/2 to 4/21 6:00PM to 9:00PM – 12weeksFee: $390 Course Number: NCOTH 132 G1

Hunter Education Completion of this course will entitle the student to receive the HUNTER EDUCATION Certification. Students must attend ALL classes and pass an exam to receive their certificate. All work is done in the classroom. An adult must accompany children under 16 years of age. Preregistration on the Wyoming Game and Fish website is required. Enroll early, class fills fast. Please bring a notebook and pen to class. Fee: $15 Course Number: NCPEP 100 Check the Game and Fish Department website or call 872-1323 to see if Hunter Education classes are avail-able.

Woodworking Classes coming your way soon!This spring we will be offering beginning and advanced, project based woodworking classes. All experience levels welcome! Call for more information.

Trips and EventsArcheological DigLearn the basic tools and techniques of Archaeology with Dr. Dana L Pertermann as she leads you through a dig site in Fort Bridger. This will be a great trip to get your hands dirty and delve into the history of our area! Overnight camping will be required, and you will need to provide your own camping equipment. Leave R.S. at 2pm on Friday and arrive back in RS by 7pm Satur-day. One dinner and one lunch included in price. F/S: 4/29-4/30 and/or F/S: 5/6-5/7Instructor: Dana PertermannLocation: Fort BridgerFee: $85 Course Number: NCOTH 101 R1

Australia and New Zealand Tour - Mid-June 2015Join us “down under” for a 12 day adventure of a lifetime! Informational session - Wednesday, January 20 at 7pm, RSC-1406 For more information contact Michelle Schutten at [email protected], visit http://www.efcollege-studytours.com/1545417SR or call 382-1829

The Galapagos TourKnown as “that land of craters” to Darwin, the Galápa-gos surpass expectations on first sight. To see the detailed itinerary and enroll, visit the tour website atwww.efcst.com/1723626CV DATES: 5/18/2016 - 5/26/2016 (Subject to change)Fore more information contact Professor Will Clark [email protected].

Utah Theater Bus Trips These trips include Broadway Across America tickets plus the bus fee. Single show tickets are available as well as 5 pack tickets. Bus picks up in Rock Springs and Green River. The shows for the 2015/2016 season are: The Producers - February 4A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder - March 5Newsies - June 11Motown - July 2

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Community Education’s Role in WWCC’s MissionCommunity Education supports the following aspect of WWCC’s mission: Western’s fundamental purpose is to provide high quality learning opportunities to students who are at various stages of life and have differing needs and expecta-tions. Committed to quality and success, Western encourages flexibility, innovation, and active learning for students, faculty and staff. The College understands that learning occurs inside and outside the classroom and, therefore, seeks to create an environment where lifelong learning is encouraged and where students and employees interact in an atmo-sphere of mutual respect.

Registration ProcessCommunity Education courses are offered for non-credit. Charges associated with an individual course or event are based upon the direct cost of offering the course or event plus a 35% administrative fee.

Sweetwater County residents age 60 years or over may enroll for courses offered at Western with payment of tuition waived. Special fees for supplies or other costs remain the financial responsibility of each student, regardless of age, and cannot be waived. The College Board of Trustees reserves the right to change tuition and fees at any time. To Register: Mail your registration to: Call Community Education: Community Education 307.872.1323 WWCC-GRC #1 College Way In person at: Green River, WY 82935 Western Wyoming Community College R.S. or G.R.

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Phone NumbersWWCC Green River Center .......................................................................................................................................307.872.1301Community Education.................................................................................................................................................307.872.1323Workforce Development..............................................................................................................................................307.872.1326WWCC Rock Springs Campus....................................................................................................................................307.382.1600Aquatic Center...............................................................................................................................................................307.382.1694

Abbreviation Legend M ................... Monday RSC .......... Rock Springs Campus T ..................... Tuesday GRC ......... Green River Center W ................... Wednesday TBA ......... To Be Arranged TH ................. Thursday ............... Green River Classes F ..................... Friday .............. Rock Springs Classes S ..................... Saturday ............ Farson Classes SU .................. Sunday ........... New Class

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