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Summer 2015

Quest for the Perfect Cup, June 6with George Broxton, Broxton’s CoffeeBenefit from an event expressly for the curious caffeine lover.Visit two of Tucson’s most unique specialty coffee houses,meet the owners and enjoy demonstrations and tastings oftheir craft. Yellow Brick Coffee has mastered the art of smallbatch roasting. The owners will share their passion for coffeeand provide samples to satisfy your thirsty palate. After a no-host lunch along 4th Avenue, you will check out the highlyrated patio at Sabine’s Café Passé and explore the nuances oficed coffee. Enrollment deadline is May 29, 2015.

Dragons and Damsels, June 25with Jeff BabsonIncrease your appreciation for dragonflies anddamselflies. These are large, incredibly beautiful insects that are becoming as popular with wildlifewatchers as birds and butterflies. Many speciesbear evocative names like dancers, mead-owhawks, skimmers, pondhawks and more. They are conspicuous components of mostfreshwater habitats. Special focus is given tospecies found in southern Arizona.

Music and Lyrics of Stephen Sondheim, July 7 and 14with William GlazemanDelight in the genius of the most influential com-poser of the last half of the 20th century. Sondheimbrought us the music and lyrics for such notable musicals as Sweeney Todd, Into the Woods, West SideStory (lyrics) and the Pulitzer Prize winning Sunday in the Park with George. Your appreciation will be enhanced by musical video clips and live pianomusic. Also highlighted will be engaging facts aboutSondheim’s life and his unique approach to lyric writing for the Broadway stage.

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WelcomeTake time for summer learning! CochiseCollege’s Center for Lifelong Learning(CLL), strives to educate our communitythrough affordable, quality courses. Wehave a wide range of non-credit classesand programs to continue your education.

Sharon Gilman, DirectorAna Smith, Programming CoordinatorJoy Miller, Department AssistantCarol Moore, Office SpecialistCarol Downey, Publication Specialist

Open your mind.An integral part of lifelong learning is the free exchange of ideas and viewpoints. That give-and-takeopens our minds and brings us to a whole new level ofenlightenment. Learn beyond your area of expertise and become more creative.

Real people answering your questions.Online video instruction will only take you so far. Get theanswers to your questions from quality instructors withyears of experience. Benefit from interactive classes and determine that action leads to greater learning.

Competitive advantage in the workplace.Rise to the challenges of a demanding work environment by stayingcurrent with new technology. Keep your career on the right track withclasses that hone your skills. Prepare yourself for eventual change inyour field and protect or advance your career.

Life is Learning . . .

Table of ContentsArts and Crafts...................................................2

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Nature ................................................................6

Professional Development...............................7

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Trips and Tours ................................................10

Wellness ...........................................................11

Our Instuctors .................................................13

Maps.................................................................14

Community Outreach .....................................15

Registration Information and Form ..............16

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Faux Fun – Classic with Linda CoffmanGet those special effects on your walls without paying theextra price. You can learn the secrets to stripes, diamond pat-terns, how to improve a bathroom appearance and what to dowith that niche in your wall. Linda Coffman is a professionalfaux painter with more than 20 years of experience. She willdemonstrate these techniques and give you a chance to tryeach one in class. *There is a required $29 kit fee, for a customroller, pan and DVD, to be paid to the instructor at the beginningof class. Attend both Faux Fun – Classic and Faux Fun – Suede for$69 plus kit fee OR $39 per class. Exact cash amount or check onlyfor in-class purchases or kit fees.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, May 30 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 401 $39*

Faux Fun – Suedewith Linda CoffmanTransform your walls into a personal statement! Watch experi-enced professional Linda Coffman and you can learn how togo from rustic to sleek modern or children's rooms. She willshow you an easier, "ulcer-free" way by using a special roller,paint and glaze. Bring a paint shirt and acquire ideas for yourspecial project. *There is a required $29 kit fee, for a custom roller,pan and DVD, to be paid to the instructor at the beginning ofclass. Attend both Faux Fun – Suede and Faux Fun - Classic for $69plus workbook fee OR $39 per class. Exact cash amount or checkonly for in-class purchases or kit fees.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, May 30 1 – 3:30 p.m. SVC 401 $39*

Creating Contemporary Poetrywith Leslie ClarkMany people still believe that poetry must rhyme, but for thecontemporary poet, rhyme is just one of many tools used to

write enchanting, meaningful poetry. Acquaint your-self with the techniques and methods today’s poet has

at his or her disposal. You will study a wide array of con-temporary poetry and write and share your poems with oneanother. Bring notebook, pens and pencils to class. Class meetsfour times.Date Time Location Room CostMondays, June 1 - 22 6 – 8 p.m. SVC 702 $55

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Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy Peoplewith Craig CoffmanYou don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano! In just afew hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to giveyou years of musical enjoyment. You can learn all the chordsyou will need to play any song in this one session—any style,any key! For ages 13+. *There is a required $29 fee, for workbookand practice CD, to be paid to the instructor at the beginning ofclass. Attend both Instant Piano and How to Play Piano by Ear for$69 plus workbook fees OR $39 per class. Exact cash amount orcheck only for in-class purchases or kit fees. Keyboard not required.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, May 30 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 702 $39*

How to Play Piano by Earwith Craig CoffmanExpand your musical horizons, free yourself from sheet-musicdependence and be the life of the party! You can learn one ofmusic’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relyingon music. This class is about practical presentation of musictheory that includes predicting chord progressions, learningfrom recordings and transposing. It is an ideal follow-up to the“Instant Piano” class and is open to anyone who has a basic understanding of chords on any instrument. *There is a required$29 fee, for workbook and practice CD, to be paid to the instructorat the beginning of class. Attend both Instant Piano and How toPlay Piano by Ear for $69 plus workbook fees OR $39 per class.Exact cash amount or check only for in-class purchases or kit fees.Keyboard not required..Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, May 30 12:45 – 3:15 p.m. SVC 702 $39*

Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy Peoplewith Craig CoffmanTake this crash course and you will be shown some basicchords to get you playing along with your favorite songsright away. Class is limited to 15 students. For ages 13+. *Thereis a required $29 fee, for workbook and practice DVD, to be paid tothe instructor at the beginning of class. Exact cash amount orcheck only for in-class purchases or kit fees. Bring an acoustic guitar.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, May 30 3:30 – 6 p.m. SVC 702 $39*

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Music and Lyrics of Stephen Sondheimwith William GlazermanDelight in the genius of the most influential composer of the

last half of the 20th century. Sondheim brought us themusic and lyrics for such notable musicals as Sweeney

Todd, Into the Woods, West Side Story (lyrics) and thePulitzer Prize winning Sunday in the Park with George. Your appreciation will be enhanced by musical video clips and livepiano music. Also highlighted will be engaging facts aboutSondheim’s life and his unique approach to lyric writing for theBroadway stage. Class meets two times.Date Time Location Room CostTuesdays, July 7 and 14 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. SVC 700 $19

Summer Reading Groupwith Beth OrozcoStimulate your mind with summer reading and share your

insights in a relaxed group setting. Begin your experi-ence with Joyce Maynard’s novel, Labor Day, a love

story through the eyes of a confused adolescent. Next,move on to Pat Conroy’s novel, Beach Music, a story of self-discovery as a man pursues answers to questions about hisfamily. You will analyze these first person point of view storiesduring discussions on the elements of fiction to include char-acterization, plot, voice, dialog and setting. You will need to readJoyce Maynard’s novel, Labor Day, before your first meeting. Classhas four sessions.Date Time Location Room CostTuesdays, July 7 - 28 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $55

Speed Ukulelewith Deborah LydonStart playing the ukulele in half a day and jam your first song infive minutes! This class is designed for the absolute begin-ner. It is a fun, crash course that will prepare you to playhundreds of songs. You can do this without reading

music, or any prior musical experience. You can rely on thepower of the group to get you playing at record speed. Classincludes one free visit to The High Strung Desert Ukesters clubmeeting in Sierra Vista or Bisbee. Students must be age 13 andolder. Bring a tuner and a tunable ukulele – soprano, concert ortenor size. A baritone ukulele is not recommended and wouldneed to be restrung prior to class. Guidelines for the purchase of aukulele are available. Tuner and class textbook can be purchasedfrom the instructor for $15 each. Exact cash amount or check onlyfor in-class purchases or kit fees.Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, July 15 12 – 3 p.m. Benson Center 113 $39*Saturday, Aug 1 12 – 3 p.m. SVC 705 $39*Saturday, Aug 15 12 – 3 p.m. DC 701a $39*

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ComputingiPad 101: iPad Navigationwith Adam WoodrowBring your iPad to this hands-on workshop. Topics covered

during the course will include understanding the homebutton, accessing the Quick Access menu, adjustingvolume and brightness, lock screen/mute switch, tak-

ing photos, adjusting settings and more. The course is for absolute beginners and leads into iPad 102: iPad Apps. For 3rdGeneration iPad or higher, iOS 6 or higher – class is not intendedfor Android or Kindle.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, June 11 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. SVC 702 $19

iPad 102: iPad Appswith Adam WoodrowFind that “just right” app for that “just right” purpose! You willbe shown how to find apps, determine good from bad as wellas how to organize them on your home screen. This course isfor beginners and is a continuation of iPad 101: iPad Naviga-tion. Strongly recommend: iPad 101: iPad Navigation. Bring youriPad. For 3rd Generation iPad or higher, iOS 6 or higher – class isnot intended for Android or Kindle. Date Time Location Room CostThursday, June 11 6 – 8 p.m. SVC 702 $29

iPad 103: demAppstrationwith Adam WoodrowTake advantage of watching and learning about specific apps:how they work, how to use them efficiently and how they workwith other apps. You can learn how to compare and contrastapps, justify app download and assess app worth. Discussionwill include apps for Dropbox, Kindle, Twitter, QuickOffice, Ever-note, RecipeBook, Netflix and any app that may pose questionsfor you. This course is for experienced iPad users and will befast paced. Strongly recommend: iPad 102: iPad Apps or experi-ence downloading apps from the App Store with Apple ID. Bringyour iPad. For 3rd Generation iPad or higher, iOS 6 or higher –class is not intended for Android or Kindle. Date Time Location Room CostTuesday, June 16 5 – 7 p.m. SVC 702 $29

QuickBooks Basicswith Vicky JohnstonGain knowledge and new skills so you can design QuickBooksspecifically for your small business accounting needs. Class willcover setting up a company, chart of accounts, entering andpaying bills, creating customers, invoices, and recording pay-ments and making deposits. Finally, you will generate a Profitand Loss Statement as well as other useful reports for anysmall business.Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, July 15 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. SVC 703 $79

Excel 2010 Day Serieswith Sean TrachtmanImprove your skills in Excel 2010 with this three-part series.Part 1 is a basic introduction to Excel. Topics include using tool-bars and worksheets, selecting cells and entering data, creatingspreadsheets and formulas, formatting cells, handling and saving files. Part 2 builds on your skills from Part 1. It coversworksheet tables, selecting and formatting objects, text boxes,shapes and charts, conditional formatting and printing tips.Part 3 moves on to advanced Excel skills. You can learn to cre-ate macros, develop multi-sheet and multi-file formulas anduse pivot tables.Date Time Location Room CostPart 1: Thursday, July 16 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79Part 2:Thursday, July 23 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79Part 3: Thursday, July 30 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 703 $79

QuickBooks Advancedwith Vicky JohnstonExpand on the knowledge you gained in QuickBooks Basics toenhance your business accounting needs. This class delves intopayroll, sales tax and reports, credit card features and record-ing POS System sales. You can learn how to pinpoint more useful reports that will improve efficiency.DateDate Time Location Room CostWednesday, July 22 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. SVC 703 $79

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All grocery fees are included with the cost of the course.

Authentic Nopalito Disheswith Karla GomezExperiment with a unique ingredient, nopal, also known as the

prickly pear cactus. It is native to the Sonoran Desert andeasily found in our area. Nopal can be eaten fresh,

canned or dried and is known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Karla will prepare several dishes withnopales as the main ingredient, including nopal salad, porkwith pasilla sauce, nopal muffins and refreshing nopal water.Club address: 405 Arizona Street, Bisbee.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, June 6 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Boys & Girls Club Kitchen $49

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Quest for the Perfect Cupwith George Broxton, Broxton’s Coffee Benefit from an event expressly for the curious caffeine lover.

Visit two of Tucson’s most unique specialty coffeehouses, meet the owners, and enjoy demonstrations

and tastings of their craft. Yellow Brick Coffee has mas-tered the art of small batch roasting. The owners will sharetheir passion for coffee and provide samples to satisfy yourthirsty palate. After a no-host lunch along 4th Avenue, you willcheck out the highly rated patio at Sabine’s Café Passé and explore the nuances of iced coffee. Fee includes transportation,tour guide, tasting and free samples of coffee. Enrollment dead-line is May 29, 2015.Date Time Location CostSaturday, June 6 Depart SVC, Broxton’s Coffee near

8:30 a.m. Student Union Cafe $69Return 4:30 p.m. SVC

Summer Brunch with Mae Diaz

Break away from ordinary bacon and eggs. Invite friendsover and start your day by cooking some-thing amazing. Whether the setting is a

backyard patio or a cozy kitchen table, planyour weekend brunch with show-stopping, jaw-

dropping delicious brunch recipes. Club address: 405 Arizona Street, Bisbee.

Date TimeSaturday, June 27 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Location Room CostBoys & Girls Club Kitchen $49of Bisbee

French Cooking Basicswith Chef Tony Hung

Anyone that loves good food, and loves to cook, can preparethe majority of the well-known French classic dishes. ChefTony Hung, a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu, will take themost elegant cuisine to a practical level by teaching

you how to prepare a French Hors d'oeuvre and a main dish.Restaurant address: 1299 E. Fry Blvd, Sierra Vista. Date Time Location Room CostSunday, July 12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Indochine

Restaurant Dining $49

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Marvelous Mothswith Jeff Babson

Engage in the fantastic night-shift world of moths. Mothsare an extraordinarily successful group of insects andimportant pollinators of many desert plants. Yet they

are also one of the least appreciated. There are far more mothsthan butterflies and many rival butterflies in their brilliant col-ors. Some of them are active during the day. This class will explore moths: their classification, identification and biology. Date Time Location Room CostThursday, July 23 6 – 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Bounteous Beetleswith Jeff BabsonWelcome to the amazing, diverse world of beetles. Beetles are

the largest single group of insects on the planet. Theyare also full of contradictions. Beetles can be pests orbeneficial predators of pests. They can be brightly

colored or dull. They range in size from the head of a pin to halfa foot. Jeff will bring in live specimens as part of this class.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, Aug 13 6 – 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Wild, Edible, Useful Plantswith Vincent Pinto

Vincent Pinto, ethnobotanist, naturalist andwildlife biologist will be your guide on a detailed exploration of the wild edible and

otherwise useful plants of the sky islands. Your jour-ney is aimed at increasing your knowledge

about edible native plants and how variouscultures of the southwest have employed

these botanical treasures as their everyday menu.Vincent will show you how to locate, identify, collect, process, safely cook and sample a widerange of delicious, nutritious wild plants. Fur-ther scrutiny will include plants traditionallyused for fire-making, shelter, tools, music andmore. Bring a notebook and pen/pencil,

water, lunch and/or snacks. Wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable outdoor walking shoes. *There is a required $15materials fee due to the instructor at the begin-

ning of class. Exact cash amount or check only forin-class purchases or kit fees. Directions to locationwill be provided upon registration.

Date Time Location CostSaturday, Aug 29 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Raven’s Nest

Nature Sanctuary $59*

Nature Journalingwith Beth Krueger, Ph.D., Dean of Math, Sciences and Health SciencesConnect with nature, enhance health and wellness, combatstress, have fun and improve a variety of skills inexpensivelythrough nature journaling. You don’t need to be a scientist,naturalist, writer or artist. Beth will present the basics so youcan go outside to start journaling right away. The end of thesession will include a class activity. Bring a writing utensil andpaper, notebook or notepad.Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, June 24 5:30 – 7 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Dragons and Damselswith Jeff BabsonIncrease your appreciation for dragonflies and damselflies.

These large, incredibly beautiful insects are becoming aspopular with wildlife watchers as birds and butterflies.Many species bear evocative names like dancers,

meadowhawks, skimmers, pondhawks and more. They are con-spicuous components of most freshwater habitats. Specialfocus is given to species found in southern Arizona.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, June 25 6 – 8 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Wild Medicinal Plantswith Vincent PintoEthnobotanist and naturalist Vincent Pintowill lead an informative, interactive nature workshop. Native plants help witha wide variety of health issues. You can findout how to use and process these plants intohealing oils, salves, sachets, medicinals, teas andtinctures. Class will take place near PatagoniaLake at Raven’s Nest, a pristine, 42-acre nature sanctuary dedicated to promotingunique biodiversity. Wear weather-appropriate clothing and walkingshoes, hat and sunscreen (camera andbinoculars are suggested but optional). Bringa notebook and pen/pencil, water, a sacklunch and snacks. *There is a required $15materials fee due to the instructor at the beginning of your tour. Exact cash amount orcheck only for in-class purchases or kit fees. Directions to location will be provided upon registration. Date Time Location CostSaturday, July 11 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Raven’s Nest

Nature Sanctuary $59*

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Non-Profit Management Certificate Programwith Ann Morrison

Non-profit organizations are a key part of a community’sgrowth and development. With this certificate pro-gram you can gain skills and strategies needed to

become an integral part of your organization. Participants willbe awarded 1.4 CEUs per class or 5.6 CEUs for the entire four-course program. *Majority funding for this program is providedby the Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona.

Non-Profit Management Theory and Practice Examine the historical development of non-profit organiza-tions in the United States. Compare and contrast for-profit organizations and non-profit organizations, and learn how tocreate a non-profit organization including examination of current IRS regulations for non-profits.Date Time Location Room CostFriday and Saturday, July 17 and 18 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $89*

Development and Fundraising Gain knowledge about the basics of fundraising and develop-ment; the different sources of gifts – individuals, corporations,foundations, governments and planned gifts; financial devel-opment strategies; basic proposal writing; prospect research;and the laws and regulations that govern fundraising. In addi-tion, you can learn the basics that will help you develop afundraising plan for your organization.Date Time Location Room CostFriday and Saturday, Aug 14 and 15 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $89*

Board Effectiveness and Strategic Planning Basics – Coming Fall 2015Connect board and staff roles and responsibilities; the evolu-tion of a non-profit board; how to recruit more qualified boardmembers; conducting an effective board meeting; utilizingcommittees to achieve the board’s goals; the basics of strategicplanning; and increasing the board’s participation in thefundraising process.Date Time Location Room CostFriday and Saturday, Sep 18 and 19 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $89*

Non-Profit Marketing and Communications – Coming Fall 2015Boost your knowledge about marketing as applied to non-profit organizations, including comparisons between mar-keting of for-profit businesses versus non-profit organizations.Survey some of the benefits afforded to non-profit organiza-tions in television, radio and print media. You will also inspectsome of the major social media sites and how these sites areused to benefit a non-profit organization’s public “face.” Finally,you can learn how to create a marketing plan tailored specifi-cally for a non-profit organization.Date Time Location Room CostFriday and Saturday, Oct 16 and 17 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $89*

Grant Writing Serieswith Jay LaneStudents enrolling in this series must take all three classes. JayLane is an experienced, professional grant writer. This three-part series takes you from the research to the completed,ready-to-mail grant.

Researching the Grant Opportunity Lay your groundwork with research. Session one in our grantwriting series will be dedicated to research on local, state, fed-eral and private funding opportunities and possibilities. Youwill be shown how to obtain the necessary information tomatch your organization's needs to potential funding agen-cies. At the end of the class, you will have selected a grantagency and conducted the necessary research to match yourorganization's needs with that of the funder. In the next ses-sion, the grant application writing process will begin.Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, June 3 8 a.m. – 12 pm. SVC 703 $59

Developing the Grant ApplicationFocus on the basic concepts of every application process asyou begin to develop your grant application in session two ofthe series. You will conduct research on demographic informa-tion as well as other critical resources that are generally required. During the class, you will begin preparing a grant application using the most appropriate narrative descriptions,need and problem statements and effective work plans.Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, June 10 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 703 $59

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Professional DevelopmentCompleting the Grant ApplicationComplete your individual application in the final session of thegrant writing series. A peer review and discussion period, alongwith individual instruction will occur. All aspects of budgetingand evaluation will be discussed. Finally, you will be given information on what occurs after a grant award is received, theproper way of dealing with staff as well as reporting and com-pliance issues. Now, you can send your completed applicationto a grant agency.Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, June 17 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 703 $59

Finding a Job After 50 with Vickie Simmons and Angelica Hernandez, Arizona WorkforceConnection – Cochise One Stop

Are you over 50 and want to get back in the workforce?Vickie and Angelica will show you that there are noage limits! This two hour course focuses on: working

on your jobseeker attitude, technology, interviewing tips andresumes. You can leave the class with a complete resume. Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, July 8 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 703 $10Wednesday, July 22 1 – 3 p.m. Willcox Center 106 $10

QuickBooks Basicswith Vicky JohnstonGain knowledge and new skills so you can design QuickBooksspecifically for your small business accounting needs. Class willcover setting up a company, the chart of accounts, enteringand paying bills, creating customers, invoices, and recordingpayments and making deposits. Finally, you will generate aProfit and Loss Statement as well as other useful reports forany small business.Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, July 15 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. SVC 703 $79

QuickBooks Advanced with Vicky JohnstonExpand on the knowledge you gained in QuickBooks Basics toenhance your business accounting needs. This class delves intopayroll, sales tax and reports, credit card features and record-ing POS System sales. You can learn how to pinpoint more useful reports that will improve efficiency.Date Time Location Room CostWednesday, July 22 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. SVC 703 $79

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Cultural Geographywith M. Yasin Khosti

Promote tolerance and build relationships in yourpersonal and professional life. Culture defines our interactions and communications, affecting our nego-

tiations and body language. Raise your awareness of how culture impacts our understanding of one another and develop strategies for coping with culture shifts. Date Time Location Room CostTuesdays, Aug 4 and 11 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $29

San Pedro Valley's "Mountain Man”with Glenn MinuthPlunge into the life and times of James Ohio Pattie, the con-

summate mountain man. His name often surfaces in localecology discussions surrounding the early history of

the San Pedro River. You may know his name and what hedid here, but do you know the rest of his story? Pattie’s travelsand accomplishments resonated far beyond the San Pedro Valley. Go beyond common knowledge and ascertain Pattie’scontributions to the historical legacy of the western UnitedStates. Date Time Location Room CostThursday, Aug 27 6 – 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Whose Fault Is It? Revisiting the 1887 Sonoran Earthquakewith Glenn MinuthConsider Arizona’s earthquake risk via examination of earth-quake nomenclature, seismic waves, damage scales and historic samples. Then, scrutinize the 1887 earthquake by reviewing historic damage pictures and narrative first-personaccounts from more than 200 Arizona locations, nearby statesand Mexico. Class will also take a look at the Pitaycachi Faultand how it has been studied recently to analyze activity potential.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, June 18 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. SVC 702 $25

Arizona’s Steamboat Era—Who Knew? with Glenn MinuthSteamboat transportation had a little-known but substantial

influence on the opening of the Arizona Territory in the latter half of the 19th century. For decades, river steamboats performed enormous services toward

development of the west. Why did the U.S. Army pioneer “rivernavigation” in Arizona? Find out how shallow rivers could actu-ally support paddle wheel traffic, or could they? Class will consider other perplexing problems that had to be overcomefor successful riverine operations, including river pirates andthe character of the entrepreneurial risk takers.Date Time Location Room CostThursday, July 9 6 – 7:30 p.m. SVC 702 $19

Get Paid to Talk: Make Money with Your Voice with Voice CoachesHave you ever been told that you have a great voice? Fromaudio books and cartoons to documentaries, commercials andmore, get an introduction to the growing field of voice over.You can learn what the pros look for, how to prepare andwhere to find work in your area! Discussion will cover indus-try pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you will have an opportunity torecord a short professional script under the direction of the instructor. This class is lots of fun, realistic, and a great first stepfor anyone interested in the voice over field. For more info visit:http://www.voicecoaches.com/gptt.Date Time Location Room CostMonday, Aug 3 6:30 – 9 p.m. SVC 702 $29

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Quest for the Perfect Cupwith George Broxton, Broxton’s Coffee Benefit from an event expressly for the curious caffeine lover.

Visit two of Tucson’s most unique specialty coffee houses,meet the owners, and enjoy demonstrations and tast-

ings of their craft. Yellow Brick Coffee has mastered the artof small batch roasting. The owners will share their passionfor coffee and provide samples to satisfy your thirsty palate.After a no-host lunch along 4th Avenue, you will check out thehighly rated patio at Sabine’s Café Passé and explore the nuances of iced coffee. Fee includes transportation, tour guide,tasting and free samples of coffee. Enrollment deadline is May29, 2015.Date Time Location CostSaturday, June 6 Depart 8:30 a.m. SVC, Broxton’s Coffee near

Return 4:30 p.m. Student Union Cafe $69

Raven’s Nest Eco-Tour and Starry Safariwith Vincent PintoStep on board for an inspirational eco-tour, delicious organicdinner and amazing starry skies at Raven's Nest Nature Sanctuary by Patagonia Lake. Wildlife biologist, ethno botanistand naturalist Vincent Pinto will guide you around this pristinenature sanctuary that serves as a template of sustainable livingpractices including rainwater harvesting systems, riparian recovery project, nature trails, organic gardens, native land-scaping and much more. After the eco-tour, dinner will beserved at the African-style safari tented camp followed byamazing Arizona astronomy. Using high-tech equipment, Vincent will share facts as well as myths associated with ourstarry constellations. Transportation provided. Wear weather-appropriate clothing, socks, comfortable walking shoes, hat andsunscreen. Bring water and snacks. Camera and binoculars areoptional. This tour will entail a moderate amount of walkingalong nature trails for approximately 1.5 miles round trip. Enrollment deadline is July 10, 2015.Date Time Location CostSaturday, July 18 Departure 3 p.m. SVC, Parking Lot D $75

Return 9 p.m. SVC, Parking Lot D

Secluded Local Museumswith Glenn MinuthBecome acquainted with unique history, landscapes and hid-

den treasures by visiting museums located in our ownbackyard. First, Glenn will take you to the Chiricahua

Regional Museum and Research Center in Willcox, a west-ern history museum honoring the cultural heritage of the region. Next, travel to Portal and enrich your knowledge of current conservation efforts at the American Museum of Natural History’s Southwest Research Station. Finally, spur yoursenses at the Chiricahua Desert Museum in Rodeo, NM, whichspecializes in live rare reptiles, botanical gardens and NativeAmerican artifacts. Cost includes transportation, instruction andentrance fees. Bring a sack lunch, beverages and water container.Enrollment deadline is July 17, 2015.Date Time Location CostSaturday, July 25 Departure 8 a.m. SVC, Parking Lot D $89

Return at 6 p.m. SVC, Parking Lot D

Hydroponic Farmingwith Tom Hanson, Hilltop HydroponicsRenovate your idea of gardening by taking a farm tour of

Sonoita-based Hilltop Hydroponics. Owner Tom Hansonwill heighten your interest with a discussion about the

advantages and disadvantages of hydroponics, materials,fertilizers, costs, sources and instruments. This walking tour willvisit the germination house and three different greenhousesshowcasing different hydroponic systems. Judge the qualityfor yourself after you sample your take home bag of hydropon-ically grown vegetables. Wear weather-appropriate clothing andwalking shoes, hat and sunscreen. Bring water, sack lunch andsnacks. Enrollment deadline is August 7, 2015.Date Time Location CostSaturday, Aug 15 Departure 9 a.m. SVC, Parking Lot D $39

Return 1:30 p.m. SVC, Parking Lot D

Geology Hike in the Huachuca Mountainswith Glenn MinuthLook beyond the trees and transform your view by obtainingan understanding of the geologic processes connected withour local mountain range. You will navigate from Montezuma

Pass to the Kino Springs Fault Zone. Along the way,touch an actual fault scarp, observe evidence of fault-

ing by dint of triangular facets, see folded rocks and walkover recent and historic debris flows. Difficulty factor: Mostlyshort walks with one short hike (<1/2 mile and < 200 ft. vertical);mostly easy moving with frequent rest stops including limitedbushwhacking and traversing a dry stream channel in moderatelyrugged terrain. Bring a sack lunch or purchase a meal at on-postfood court; water, comfortable hiking shoes, hat and sunscreen. IDrequirements for access to Fort Huachuca will be provided uponregistration. Enrollment deadline is August 14, 2015.Date Time Location CostSaturday, Aug 22 Departure 8 a.m. SVC, Parking Lot D $55

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Trips have individual registration deadlines and refund policies due to logistical issues and third partyconfirmation requirements. Please take note of this information in the course descriptions. All return timesare approximate.

Stretchercizewith Barbara BugbeeGet ready for your day by stretching, flexing and toning yourmuscles. This classic course has developed a stretching pro-gram ideal for you! You can join this 18-week course at anytime. Bring your own mat. No class on May 25 – Memorial Day.Date Time Location CostMondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 5 – Aug 31 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. SVC Fitness Ctr $13

Yoga with Macaela with Macaela CashmanReap benefits, reduce stress and experience yoga. As you mayknow, yoga means “yoke” or union, finding balance, joining together body, mind and spirit. Despite preconceptions, you donot need to be flexible to do yoga. Macaela will show you vari-ations of the poses so you can adjust your practice to meetyour needs. This class will be gentle and meditative while ton-ing and strengthening. You’ve heard “no pain, no gain?”Macaela’s mantra is “No pain – no pain is our aim!” You canlearn to listen to your body for better health and overall aware-ness. A yoga mat is required to attend class. Bring your yoga matand two yoga blocks to class. Summer Starter block has three sessions. Blocks one and two have seven sessions each.Date Time Location CostSummer Starter Block: Wednesdays, May 6 – 20 5 – 6 p.m. SVC Fitness Ctr $30Block One: Wednesdays, May 27 – July 8 5 – 6 p.m. SVC Fitness Ctr $70Block Two: Wednesdays, July 15 – Aug 26 5 – 6 p.m. SVC Fitness Ctr $70

Zumbawith Janine Partridge, licensed Zumba instructor

Party yourself into shape! That’s exactly what the Zumbaprogram is all about. It’s an exhilarating, calorie-burning

dance fitness party that leaves you with a serious dose ofawesome energy. Each block has seven sessions.Date Time Location CostBlock One: Thursdays, May 28 – July 9 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. SVC Fitness Ctr $70Block Two: Thursdays, July 16 – Aug 27 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. SVC Fitness Ctr $70

Sleep Better, Feel Betterwith Veronica Squyres, MA

Position yourself for better health using psychologicalprinciples to improve sleep, self-control and memory.Topics will include the sleep stages, dreams, habits,

mindfulness and re-wiring your brain. Build strategies to sim-mer down the effects of stress, form new habits and maximizeyour brain's potential. Class has three sessions.Date Time Location Room CostWednesdays, June 17 – July 1 1 – 2:15 p.m. SVC 701 $35

Blissful Stillnesswith Macaela Cashman

Experience a variety of meditation techniques to uncoverthe practice that best fits you. Work with the breath,walk with attention, visualize for concentration and tune

into your senses to amplify awareness of the present. Wearcomfortable clothes. Even though it is summer in Arizona, thebody may cool down when meditating. There will be chairs avail-able, but bring a blanket or cushion to sit on as well. Class hasthree sessions.Date Time Location CostSaturdays, July 11 – 25 9 – 10:30 a.m. SVC Fitness Ctr $30

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Recertificationwith Neil GagoRecharge your knowledge about the skills necessary to get recertified according to American Heart Association's stan-dards and guidelines for management of the pediatric patientin respiratory distress, shock and/or cardiopulmonary failure.Lecture and lab simulations are used to promote effectivelearning of essential skills. Those who successfully completethe knowledge and skills evaluations in accordance with thecurriculum of this AHA course are eligible to receive the PALScourse completion card. This is a one-day class.

Date Time Location Room CostFriday, June 5 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $125Friday, Aug 7 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $125

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) New Certificationwith Neil GagoGain the knowledge and skills necessary to evaluate and man-age the first 10 minutes of a witnessed adult ventricular fibrilla-tion cardiac arrest. This course covers the skills and didacticinformation needed to handle a cardiac arrest. Other essentialsof the course are contained in the 10 core ACLS cases: respira-tory arrest, pulseless ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia (VF/VT) treated with an AED, VF/VT refractory toinitial defibrillation, pulseless electrical activity, asystole, acutecoronary syndromes, bradycardia, stable tachycardia, unstabletachycardia and acute ischemic stroke. Students successfullycompleting the knowledge and skills evaluations in accor-dance with the curriculum of this AHA course are eligible to receive the ACLS course completion card. This is a two-dayclass.Date Time Location Room CostThursday and Friday, June 18 and 19 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. SVC 702 $175Thursday and Friday, Aug 20 and 21 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. SVC 702 $175


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WellnessAdvanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Recertificationwith Neil GagoRefresh your knowledge and get recertified in the skills neces-sary to evaluate and manage the first 10 minutes of a witnessed adult ventricular fibrillation cardiac arrest. Thiscourse covers the skills and didactic information needed tohandle a cardiac arrest. Other essentials of the course are con-tained in the 10 core ACLS cases: respiratory arrest, pulselessventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia (VF/VT) treatedwith an AED, VF/VT refractory to initial defibrillation, pulselesselectrical activity, asystole, acute coronary syndromes, brady-cardia, stable tachycardia, unstable tachycardia and acute ischemic stroke. Students successfully completing the knowl-edge and skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculumof this AHA course are eligible to receive the ACLS course com-pletion card. This is a one-day class.Date Time Location Room CostFriday, July 24 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVC 702 $125

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) New Certificationwith Neil GagoThe Pediatric Advanced Life Support Course presents theAmerican Heart Association's standards and guidelines formanagement of the pediatric patient in respiratory distress,shock and/or cardiopulmonary failure. Lecture and lab simula-tions are used to promote effective learning of es-sential skills. Those who successfully completethe knowledge and skills evaluations in accor-dance with the curriculum of this AHA course areeligible to receive the PALS course completioncard. This is a two-day class.Date Time Location Thursday and Friday: July 9 and 10 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. SVCRoom Cost702 $175

American Heart Association —Heartsaver Basic Life Support forHealthcare Providers with Neil GagoBasic life support will cover CPR for adult, in-fant and child as well as the use of an Auto-mated External Defibrillator (AED) inaccordance with AHA guidelines. Core mate-rial covered will be: adult, child, and infant CPR,ventilations with a barrier device, 1 and 2 rescuertechniques, use of the bag-valve mask, automated external de-fibrillation (AED) and aid for choking victims. Students success-fully completing this course will qualify for a two-yearcertification.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, July 11 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. SVC 702 $49

American Heart Association — Heartsaver First Aid, CPRand Automated External Defibrillator (AED) with Neil GagoLearn to manage illness and injuries within their first few min-utes until professional help arrives. This class is for any personwho wants to acquire important life-saving skills or has a dutyto respond to a first aid or cardiac emergency because of jobresponsibilities or regulatory requirements. Course content includes general principles of CPR / AED and first aid for med-ical and injury emergencies. Students successfully completingthis course will qualify for a two-year certification.Date Time Location Room CostSaturday, Aug 8 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. SVC 702 $69


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Our Instructors

Jeff Babson has worked at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in theDepartment of Mammalogy and Ornithology. This enables him to teachcourses at the University of Arizona, Pima Community College as well asCochise College. He also conducted fieldwork in Arizona about the impor-tance of the saguaro cactus to the avian community. Jeff has a passion forwhat he considers the Holy Land of U.S. natural history: Madera Canyon,the Huachucas, the Chiricahuas and the San Pedro River. He looks forwardto sharing it with you.

Linda Coffman has been in the wallpapering and faux finishing businesssince 1990. She has completed projects in homes, churches, other busi-nesses and model homes throughout the Twin Cities (Minneapolis-SaintPaul) and now in Arizona. Her experience enhances her ability to createlooks that are truly unique. More than 3,000 students have attended herclasses in 15 different states.

Ann Morrison has taught Non-Profit Management courses at the University of South Florida since 2009, and now she brings her knowl-edge and experience to Cochise County. Ann has a Bachelor of BusinessAdministration from James Madison University and certificates in Non-Profit Management and Fundraising Management for Non-Profit Organizations from the University of Texas at Austin. She believes in theimportance of non-profit services to the community and strives togrow successful organizations through education.

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The Cochise College Small Business Development Center is staffed with professional business counselors, analystsand technology specialists who are dedicated to helping you succeed. Our partnerships with the SBA and

the Association of Small Business Development Centers put nationwide resources within yourreach.

Due to funding from the SBA and Cochise College together with theircontinued commitment to community outreach, we providewithout cost, one-on-one business counseling.

Our mission is to help small businesses in Cochise County achievesuccess. To accomplish this goal, we provide a variety of confidentialservices and referrals to small-business owners and entrepreneurs inCochise County.

Our office is located on the Sierra Vista Campus of Cochise College although we extend outreach to all of CochiseCounty. We're here to help make your business asuccess, and through your success, help improvethe economy of our communities.

Call (520) 515-5478 or (800) 966-7943, ext.5478 to find out more or to makean appointment.

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The Healthy Living workshop can teach you the skills you need to manage your condition and get your life back.

Supported by Arizona Department of Health Services, Cochise Healthand Social Services and Wellness Depot-Sierra Vista Regional Health Center

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