COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER
What’s inside
42 arts & crafts
4 6 hobbies & home
42 drama & music
4 7 life skills
4 3 outdoor leadership
48 ugotclass
4 4 fitness & health
4 8 safety
45 history & language
Your moment in the sun!
PHOTO BY RUTH MILLIKEN
We are committed
to enriching our
community by
providing lifelong
learning opportunities
to enhance the mind,
body and spirit.
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New classes
arts & crafts
Wheel Thrown and Hand Built
Pottery: All Levels
with MATT BAHE
Interested in trying your hand at pottery
or gaining additional experience at a
wheel? Create usable and ornamental
objects from clay and develop your
own personal style. Students will be
responsible for their own clay and
tools, which can be purchased at the
San Juan College Bookstore. Come to
the first day of class with clay and tools
ready to go. Contact Matt at
505-320-1007 for a list of supplies.
Appropriate for ages 16 and up.
20 hrs (16 max)
CARCR 002 A1|
$65
Henderson Fine Arts Room 9036 12:30–3 pm SAT 6/4–7/30 (no class 7/2)
Beginning Painting—Choose
Your Medium
with JOYCE CARDON
Never painted? Painted a little? Is your
favorite medium tole (Norwegian stroke
work), oil or watercolor? Choose your
medium and identify the supplies you
will need at the first class. Whether
you’re a beginner or already have some
skills, enjoy learning the application
of your medium, the use of the color
wheel, history of art and the five
principles of art while creating your
special projects. Student is responsible
for all supplies. Appropriate for ages 15
and up. 18 hrs (20 max)
CARCR 004 A1 |
$59
SJC Room 1905
6–8 pm MON 6/6–8/8 (no class 7/4)
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Intermediate Painting—
Choose Your Medium
with JOYCE CARDON
Have you painted lately? Is it time to
give yourself the gift of time and a place
to renew your creativity? At the first
class discover a diversified collection of
folk art, oil and watercolor landscapes,
still lifes and portraits and decide on
the supplies you will need for your
projects. Review the use of the color
wheel and the five principles of art,
use various mediums and improve your
painting skills in a class designed for
students who have experience with their
preferred medium. All supplies are an
extra expense. Appropriate for ages 15
and up. 20 hrs (20 max)
CARCR 005 A1|
SJC Room 1905
6–8 pm WED 6/8–8/10
$65
Uniquely Yours: Cards and
Crafts with SHAREN GLADE
Creativity flows easily in a relaxed
atmosphere with encouragement,
fresh ideas and camaraderie. Make
one-of-a-kind cards and small crafts to
communicate exactly what you want
for birthdays, special occasions or just
to say thanks. Learn to use a variety
of embellishments and techniques
including a scoring machine, embossing,
watercolor paper and “Northern Lights.”
Get knowledgeable help to take home
beautiful cards that you can use. $15
materials and tool usage fee payable to
the instructor at the first class.
4 hrs (20 max)
CARCR 060 A1 | $25
SJC Room 1812
6–8 pm THU 6/16 & 6/23
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4 4 Beginner Triathlon
45 Minding Your Body Workshop
4 7 An Introduction to Braille: Its History and Practical Applications
drama & music
SJC Summer Concert Band
with TEUN FETZ
Both college and community musicians
are invited to join the San Juan College
Music Department in their summer band
program. From classical to jazz, from
opera overtures to blazing marches,
this band does it all! If you’ve been
looking for an outlet for your musical
talents, make fine music with the Four
Corner’s oldest continuous community
concert band. Enrollment is open to all
players with a minimum of high school
playing ability, regardless of age. Before
registering call Teun Fetz at
505-566-3386. (30 max)
CDRMU 004 A1 |
$49
Henderson Fine Arts Ctr. Room 9210
6:30–9 pm WED 5/25–7/13
Performance in early July
“I thoroughly enjoyed the
class on card making! Sharen
had a wonderful collection
of card making tools and
paper supplies which made
for a great opportunity for
creativity! The class was fun,
upbeat and completely
stress free.”
—Uniquely Yours student
Glenda Roe
COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER
outdoor leadership
The Community Learning Center has partnered with San Juan College’s Outdoor
Leadership, Education and Recreation (OLER) classes to offer non-credit enrollment
in OLER classes. For any questions concerning the credit classes, call Nathan
Henkenius at 505-516-6365. To enroll for non-credit, call the Community Learning
Center at 505-566-3214.
Advanced Rock Climbing
with CHRIS KEATING
The Advanced Rock Climbing course will introduce students to
the concepts of planning and execution of a destination climbing
expedition. Explore a wide variety of climbing opportunities, as
the entire class will be held in the field and will visit a multitude of
climbing routes. Students will be exposed to all types of climbing from Bouldering to
Traditional Lead climbing. Students will also learn expedition behavior and planning,
crag safety, Leave No Trace, philosophies of ethics in leadership, navigation and
adventure climbing techniques. This course will prepare students to take that next
step towards AMGA Single Pitch Instructor Certification as well as improve personal
and professional resumes for employment after graduation. A required pre-meeting
will be held at the HHPC on Wednesday June 1 from 5:30-7:30 pm. Field trip will be
from Wednesday June 8 to Monday June 13. Students must have previous climbing
experience and permission of instructor is required to enroll. $150 lab/supply fee,
payable at registration, covers cost of the weekend field trip. For more information
call 505-516-6365. 75 hrs (10 max, combined credit and non-credit*)
field
trip
CFIHE 186 A1
| $349 total
($199 plus $150 lab/supply fee)
This non-credit course is paired with OLER 260-001 (3 credits)
Pre-meeting at HHPC: 5:30–7:30 pm WED 6/1
Field Trip: WED–MON 6/8–6/13
Expedition Backpacking
with NATHAN HENKENIUS
If you enjoy hiking and/or backpacking then this class is a must.
Through-hike an exceptional trail just north of Durango while learning
all that is required to plan and initiate a long distance backpacking
expedition. Class will meet two times prior to field experience on
June 29 and July 6 from 5:30-8:30 pm and then leave for the expedition on July
11 through 16. Class will be in remote areas at high elevation for most of the field
class with the opportunity to summit three 14,000 foot mountains! Lab fee of $150
covers transportation, train tickets, food, permits and equipment. Students must
be in good physical condition and able to carry up to 60 lbs for extended amounts
of time. For more information call 505-516-6365. 75 hrs (10 max, combined credit
and non-credit*)
field
trip
CFIHE 187 A1
| $349 total
($199 plus $150 lab/supply fee)
This non-credit course is paired with OLER 250-001 (3 credits)
HHPC Room 55206: 5:30–8:30 pm WED 6/29 & 7/6
Weminuche Wilderness Area: MON–SAT 7/11–7/16
*For Summer 2016, credit students will be given priority to enroll in the class.
Also offered this summer as OLER
classes:
Intro to Sea Kayaking
with SCOTT BURCHFIELD
OLER 178-001 (1 credit)
6/2–6/4
Whitewater Rafting
with MARCEL BIEG
OLER 299-002 (1 credit)
6/15–6/17
Essentials of Stand Up
Paddleboarding (SUP)
with SCOTT BURCHFIELD
OLER 299-003 (1 credit)
6/22–6/24
Whitewater Kayaking
with SCOTT BURCHFIELD
OLER 299-004 (2 credits)
6/28–7/2
Flat and Whitewater Canoeing
with NATHAN HENKENIUS
OLER 171-001 (2 credits)
7/5–7/9
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fitness & health
Conditioning Boot Camp
Ballet
with SARA HERNANDEZ
with JUDY HIGGINS
Be prepared to work! Engage in
a workout combining yoga and
core strength with stability balls,
medicine balls, free weights and
plyometrics, which includes elements
from bodybuilding and powerlifting.
Constantly varied, students will train at
a range of intensity levels. Please wear
athletic shoes and bring water. Yoga
mats are provided, but bring your own if
preferred. Appropriate for ages 14 and
up. 31 hrs (32 max)
You don’t need pink tights to learn
ballet! Learn the elementary basics of
ballet and have fun while increasing
flexibility and strength. Great for
beginners or students who took ballet
many years ago. Note: Please wear
comfortable clothing allowing freedom
of movement. Shoe requirement: ballet
shoes. Appropriate for ages 15 and up. 6.25 hrs (20 max)
CFIHE 029 A1
|
$95
HHPC Room 55208
5:30–6:25 pm M/W/F 6/1–8/12
(no class 7/4)
NEW! Beginner Triathlon
with CATHY TIBBETTS
Want to try your first triathlon? Our
target race will be the Four Corners
Sprint and Xterra Triathlon to be held
in Shiprock on August 6. The sprint
triathlon will consist of a 500-yard pool
swim, 12-mile road bike, and 3.1-mile
run. The Xterra sprint triathlon will be
the same distance, but with the bike and
run on easy dirt trails. Get personalized
swimming instruction, running shoe
information, answers to all of your gear
questions and a short mock triathlon so
you’ll be ready on race day! Race entry
fee not included. Swimsuit, goggles,
bicycle, bicycle helmet and running
shoes necessary for class but not on the
first day. Appropriate for ages 12 and
up. Regular lap swimming fee of $2.50
payable to the Farmington Aquatic
Center on two nights. 9 hrs (15 max)
Cathy Tibbetts has competed in over 30
Ironman triathlons, including the Hawaii
Ironman World Championships.
Bagua Zhang: Circle Walking
and Palm Changes
CFIHE 023 A1 | $29 HHPC Room 55208
6:30–7:45 pm MON 6/6–7/11
(no class 7/4)
Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan
Short Form
with JANE HEMINGWAY
The Yang Style 37 Posture Short Form
can be learned in a relatively short
time—with the same emphasis on
correct body mechanics, tranquil mind
and generation of chi (life-energy) as
the 108 Movement Longform. Study
includes the four most important
postures in Tai Chi Chuan (collectively
called Grasp the Bird’s Tail), the 37
postures and the energetic method of
“Peng” or elastic energy—one of the
eight internal powers foundational to
Tai Chi Chuan’s effortless techniques.
Classes are taught in a relaxed manner
and modeled after the traditional
Chinese training hall where students
at various stages assist in teaching
newcomers. All levels of fitness
welcome. Appropriate for ages 12 and
up. 15 hrs (20 max)
CFIHE 183 A1
|
HHPC Room 55208
6:30–8 pm TUE 6/7–8/9
$19
CFIHE 188 A1
|
$49
5:30–7 pm THU 6/2–7/7 SJC Room 1908
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with JANE HEMINGWAY
Bagua Zhang, a sister art to Taijiquan
and Xing Yi Quan, is best known for
its practice of “Walking the Circle” in
various postures and stances. With roots
in Daoist and Buddhist meditation, all
styles of Bagua Zhang walk the circle
as a major part of their training. Bagua
Zhang involves changing direction within
the circle by executing short forms
called Palm Changes, and techniques
that employ the whole body in coiling
and uncoiling with quick whirlwind
movements. Classes are taught in a
relaxed manner and modeled after
the traditional Chinese training hall
where students at various stages assist
in teaching newcomers. Beginners
welcome. 13.5 hrs (20 max)
CFIHE 161 A1
|
$19
HHPC Room 55208
1:30–3 pm WED 6/8–8/10
(no class 6/22)
Intermediate/Advanced Yang
Style 108 Movement Taijiquan
with JANE HEMINGWAY
Are you practicing Taijiquan (Tai Chi
Chuan) and would like to enhance your
skills? This traditional Taijiquan class
is for individuals who have previously
taken Taiji and want to practice Yang’s
108 Movement Long Form. Contact
505-566-3821 for more information.
15 hrs (12 max)
CFIHE 162 A1
|
$19
HHPC Room 55208
6:30–8 pm WED 6/8–8/10
COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER
NEW! Minding Your Body Workshop
history & language
with BRONWYN RADCLIFFE
Feel stressed? Tense, worried, sad, irritable? Feel fatigued,
discouraged? Have chronic pain or illness?
Want relief? Want to feel calmer, happier, more energetic and
strengthen your inner ability to cope, to heal and feel well?
“Minding Your Body” focuses on the interactions between
the mind and body and is a powerful way in which you can
participate in your own healing. Tried and true techniques—
some ancient, some modern—will help you develop selfawareness allowing you to tap into your inner guidance.
3 hrs (25 max)
Bronwyn Radcliffe, MSN, FNP is a Board Certified Family
Nurse Practitioner. She has been practicing family medicine for
14 years, currently working in Urgent Care at San Juan Health
Partners. Bronwyn earned her Bachelor of Science degree in
Nursing from Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical
College of Virginia in 1998 and a Master’s in Nursing with a
special concentration in family practice in 2001, also from
Virginia Commonwealth University. Over the past eight years
Bronwyn has been studying and utilizing Functional Medicine,
Energy Medicine and Mind Body Medicine (MBM) in her
practice. She is currently working on a certification in MBM.
CFIHE 189 A1|
SJC Room 1908
9 am–noon SAT 6/18 $25
PHOTO BY BRENDA GOODNIGHT
Natural Arches of San Juan County
with LARRY BECK
field
trip
Discover the beauty of area arches and how to
access them safely and easily. Discuss the different
types of arches and the geological process that
enables them to naturally form. Learn about the Natural
Arch and Bridge Society, which is a non-profit organization
dedicated to the discovery, identification, enjoyment and
preservation of natural arches around the world. Begin the
experience with an orientation class, followed by an all-day
field trip to visit 10 or more of Larry’s favorite arches in the
local area. The field trip will begin at the Wines of the San
Juan, 233 Highway 511, Blanco, NM at 8:45 am, where
we will pool vehicles where possible and depart at 9:00
a.m. Bring a lunch. 4x4 vehicles or all-wheel drive vehicles
recommended, as we will encounter some sandy spots and
several steep hills. For more information, call Larry Beck at
(505) 235-0965. More information will also be available at
the first class. 8 hrs (20 max)
Larry Beck is the President of the Natural Arch and Bridge
Society (NABS) and has discovered more than 300 natural
arches in the areas east and south of Aztec and Bloomfield. CHOHO 243 A1 | $35
SJC Room 1908
7–8 pm WED 6/22
Field trip: 9 am–4 pm SAT 6/25
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hobbies & home
MICHELE TRUBY TILLEN “is
truly magic. I’ve been trying
to learn crochet for 40 years
and suddenly it clicked.”
GENE BENNETT has “expertise in the field and
definitely has patience with errors.”
—Crochet student Jenny Lee Ryan
—Picture This student Maria Kompare
Needle Arts Lab
Picture This: Framing Basics
with MICHELE TRUBY TILLEN
with GENE BENNETT
It’s open lab time to get assistance with
crochet, tablet weaving, bobbin lace,
embroidery or any other needle art
project. Bring a project you just can’t
seem to finish—or get started on those
favorite gifts. For those who have always
wanted to learn how to crochet, the
time is now, with hands-on instruction.
Beginners will learn basic stitches and
finish a scarf. Bring size 4 light color
crochet yarn (not variegated or multicolored), size G, H or I crochet hook
(with a wooden or rubber handle) and
small scissors. Appropriate for ages
15 and up (10 and up welcome with a
parent registered in the class).
8 hrs (16 max)
Do you have a diploma, artwork
or garage sale find hiding in your
closet—just waiting for a frame? If
you appreciate the beauty of custom
framing, discover the basics of creating
a frame, from color selection and
measuring to mat cutting, molding
selection and frame assembly. Bring one
document, photograph or artwork to be
framed, no larger than 11x14 inches. $30
supply fee payable at registration.
8 hrs (8 max)
Michele Truby Tillen has been
crocheting for over 35 years and
advanced her knowledge over the years
through 4-H and competing at the San
Juan County Fair.
Gene Bennett taught art for 28 years
and owned and operated a professional
framing business for 19 years.
CHOHO 179 A1|
$35
Trades and Technology Building Trades
Program Room 2221 (Use outside
entrance labeled “Building Trades
Program” rather than main entrance)
9 am–1 pm SAT 6/18 & 6/25
It’s Sew Easy: Beginning
Sewing
with VERONICA HARVEY
Face your fears of sewing—it’s much
easier than you think. Learn the basics
of using, reading and fitting commercial
patterns. Learn to match fabrics with
styles of clothing, threads and needles
for your machine. Get the know-how on
taking accurate measurements to make
your garments fit. Discover how sewing
can be both fun and economical. Bring
your sewing machine; machines may be
rented from instructor for $30 for the
six-week class and must be arranged
with instructor before the first class
(505-592-9568) and paid for at the first
class. Students will need basic sewing
supplies. Plan to purchase fabric and
thread for project selected in the
first class. Request supply list when
registering; estimated supply cost $20
to $40. Appropriate for ages 10 and
up. 12 hrs (10 max)
Veronica Harvey is a local bridal and
formalwear designer and educator. She
is a member of the American Sewing
Guild and National Textiles Association.
CHOHO 204 A1 | $35
SJC Room 1927
6–8 pm TUE 6/7–6/28
CHOHO 074 A1 |
$45
SJC Room 1905 6–8 pm THU 7/7–8/11
VERONICA HARVEY “knows her stuff. She is
very patient. I made something I can wear!!”
—It’s Sew Easy student Emily Rascoe
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COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER
life skills
NEW! An Introduction to
Braille: Its History and
Practical Applications
with CAROL GREEN
Braille has practical applications for
everyday life for blind and low vision
users—and also for sighted individuals
who want to support others as family
members or volunteers. Discover how
braille literacy can transform lives, as
well as implications of technology and
braille and the future of braille. Learn
about the different braille codes and
what they are used for, including their
similarities and differences. After an
introduction to the basic braille code,
explore the various techniques used
to write braille and then write using
numbers, punctuation and contractions
for Unified English Braille. Appropriate
for ages 14 and up. 7.5 hrs (12 max)
Carol Green is a Certified Teacher of
the Blind and Visually Impaired working
for Farmington Municipal Schools for
six years. She is visually impaired and
has been in public education in the Four
Corners area for 24 years.
CLIFE 077 A1| $35
SJC Room 1925
5:30–7 pm THU 6/2–7/7
(no class 6/9)
CLIFE 077 A2| $35
SJC Room 1925
5:30–7 pm THU 7/14–8/11
Register early!
Some classes fill quickly!
Money Transformation
Women’s Self-Defense
with BILL SHARER, SEAN SHARER AND
MIKE YATES, CBF SERVICES
with DANNY MOORE
Knowledge is power—particularly when
money is involved. From daily habits
to major purchases, get your spending
habits in line with your values. Know
your personal finances—and make
a plan to achieve your own goals—
whether to buy a house, live debt free
or fulfill lifelong dreams. Then, make
realistic spending and savings plans.
Understand your credit report and
improve your credit score by fixing, if
necessary, your credit report. Avoid the
traps of financial services, understand
taxes and invest for the future. Be
prepared to apply what you learn in
class to your daily habits. We encourage
all financial decision makers in the
household to attend together in order to
share financial knowledge—and get your
finances in order. 6 hrs (25 max)
Spanish translation is available
if requested. Activities provided
for children ages four and older if
requested.
Class FREE to those meeting eligibility
for City of Farmington Community
Block Grant. Grant recipients must be
Farmington residents and meet family
income requirements. Complete an
application, available at the Community
Learning Center, and bring documents
that show a minimum of two months of
income and Farmington residency. Call
505-566-3803 for more information.
CLIFE 059 E1
|
$49
CLIFE 059 E2
FREE TO GRANT
RECIPIENTS
Sycamore Park Community Center
6:30–8 pm THU 6/2–6/23
There is a point when a decision must be made to cancel
a class due to low enrollment. Also, classes have a cap on
enrollment and all classes are filled on a first-come,
first-served basis. So, please, register early: 505-566-3214.
Gain practical, hands-on knowledge to
protect yourself. Begin with awareness
and prevention, but spend most of the
day learning how to use your body as a
weapon when prevention fails. Protect
vital target areas for in-close threats
such as various grabs, chokes, headlocks
and bear hugs. Wear comfortable
clothes and tennis shoes. Please bring a
lunch for a half-hour break and plan to
eat at the round tables at the front of
the HHPC. Appropriate for ages 14 and
up. 4.5 hrs (20 max)
Danny Moore is a 6th degree black belt
in Tai Kwon Do and taught a credit selfdefense class at San Juan College for 18
years.
CLIFE 075 A1
|
HHPC Room 55208
10 am–3 pm SAT 6/4
$29 Introduction to Windows 10
with LOUISE MILLER
Upgrading to Windows 10? Microsoft
is promoting Windows 10 as a “more
human way to do.” Windows 10 “can
recognize you, respond to you and
even learn with you.” Learn the basic
navigation of Windows 10 and how to
use key features of this new operating
system. Class is designed for students
wanting a quick overview of Windows
10. Please note that you will only have
access to a computer with Windows
10 if you choose to bring a laptop from
home; otherwise, the instructor will be
demonstrating Windows 10.
3 hrs (15 max)
CLIFE 072 A1|
SJC Room 1908
9 am–noon FRI 6/10
$25
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SUMMER 2016
Understanding the Cloud
with LOUISE MILLER
If you’ve bought a new computer or are buying a new
computer, you want to know where your files are
automatically stored. The cloud refers to software that runs
on the Internet instead of your computer, such as Microsoft
Office 365, Apple iCloud, Dropbox and Yahoo Mail. Get
answers to common questions about the purpose of the
cloud, how to save files, cloud safety and who can access the
cloud—and make the cloud work for you. 3 hrs (15 max)
CLIFE 076 A1|
SJC Room 1908
9 am–noon FRI 7/15
$25
UGotClass
Discover online learning this summer with
San Juan College’s newest partner, UGotClass.
Choose from dozens of offerings for life skills
and hobbies at sanjuancollege.edu/UGotClass.
NEW! Students with ASD for Parents
Through UGOTCLASS—ONLINE
For parents of children who have been diagnosed with ASD
(Austim Spectrum Disorder)—a neurological disorder on the
autism spectrum. Find out how to work effectively with your
child, to create the most positive learning environment in and
outside of school for your child. Then take away strategies
for working effectively with your child’s teachers. The course
is geared for parents and teachers, but it is also relevant for
anyone else interested in understanding this important issue.
1.6 CEUS/ILUs
6/6–7/1
$145
Visit sanjuancollege.edu/UGotClass for details and to register.
NEW! Intro to Maker Tech: The New Shop
Class
Through UGOTCLASS—ONLINE
Arduino. 3D printing. Wearable tech. Your students or your
kids may be talking about these things, but what is all this
stuff, and how can you keep up and try to get ahead of them?
Survey the core technologies found in makerspaces and get
started in understanding what you need to learn in order to
create awesome technology projects.
7/5–7/29
$245
Visit sanjuancollege.edu/UGotClass for details and to register.
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safety
Defensive Driving from the National Safety
Council—Online
with NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL
Statistically, each American is involved in an average of six
accidents in his or her lifetime. Take responsibility for the
safety of those you love and learn to drive defensively. This
class may meet your employer’s requirement for defensive
driving training. Some judges waive ticketed traffic offenses
after successful completion of the course and some insurance
agencies reduce auto insurance premiums upon successful
completion. Check with your agent or court before registering.
After your registration is processed, you will receive your
access code at the email address you provide. Please note:
allow at least two weeks after course completion to receive
your certificate in the mail. Please be aware of any court
imposed deadline that you must meet. Online registration
not available.
CSAFE 008 A1|
$55
Online – anytime, anywhere
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation Basic
RiderCourseSM
with THE NEW MEXICO MOTORCYCLE SAFETY PROGRAM
(NMMSP)
This course covers the basic fundamentals for you to
develop your capabilities to become a safe and responsible
motorcyclist. It provides the opportunity for you to learn
the physical and mental skills important for operating a
motorcycle. You must be able to ride a bicycle in order to take
this course. Students must wear helmets, full-finger gloves,
long pants and sleeves, over-the-ankle footwear and eye
protection. NMMSP will provide a helmet if you do not have
one. Approximately 15 hrs; 5 classroom and 10 riding.
SJC online registration NOT available.
TO REGISTER: www.nm-msp.org or call 1-877-667-8880
All classes meet Friday 6–10 pm and Saturday and Sunday
8 am–1 pm. Friday night class meets in Room 136, San Juan
College, 3539 E. 30th Street, Farmington.
Pricing subject to change
$200 ages 18 and older
$100 under ages 13-17
CSAFE 009 A1
JUN 17–19
CSAFE 009 A3
AUG 19–21
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More than 300 online courses
Online learning anytime . . . just a click away!
“Online courses allow me to work at my own pace. I love that! I have taken Piano,
Journaling and now Drawing. Each of the instructors have brought their own
outstanding expertise and have been very helpful. I can take courses I want to take
within a time frame that works for me.”
—SJC ed2go student Susan Grohman
The Community Learning Center at San Juan College has
partnered with ed2go to offer online non-credit personal
enrichment classes. Our instructor-facilitated online courses
are informative, fun, convenient and highly interactive. Our
instructors are famous for their ability to create warm and
supportive communities of learners. It’s no wonder that
many long-lasting friendships have formed in our lively
discussion areas. You can complete any course entirely from
your home or office any time of the day or night.
Features:
• Courses run for six weeks (with a 10-day grace period at the end).
• Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links and more.
We offer you hundreds of engaging online courses for adults and youth, covering
topics from SAT Test Preparation to Web Design. Each ed2go course comes
equipped with a patient and caring instructor, lively discussions with your fellow
students and plenty of practical information that you can put to immediate use.
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Instructor-Facilitated Online Learning
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Instructor-Facilitated
Learn from
the comfort of
your home
or office!
ONLINE LEARNING
Choose from more than 300 online classes—hundreds available every month.
Take classes
that fit YOUR
schedule.
Creating WordPress Websites
Learn how to use WordPress,
a free and popular Web
design tool, to quickly and
easily create attractive blogs
and interactive websites.
Relax. There’s
no need to rush
to campus. Take
classes from
home! Experience
learning the way it
was meant to be:
enjoyable, clear,
uncomplicated,
fast and
convenient.
Introduction to Adobe Edge
Animate
Learn how to use Edge
Animate, Adobe’s tool for
creating graphics, animation
and interactive content for
the Web and mobile devices.
Creating Web Pages
Learn the basics of HTML so
you can design, create and
post your very own site on
the Web.
Integrating Technology in the
Classroom
In this professional
development course, gain
the skills to use tools such
as wikis, podcasts and blogs
effectively.
Grammar Refresher
Gain confidence in your
ability to produce clean,
grammatically correct
documents and speeches.
How to Get Started
1. Visit our Online Instruction Center: www.ed2go.com/sjc
2. Choose the department and course title you are interested
in and select the Add to Cart button. Follow the instructions
to enroll and pay for your course. Here you will enter your
email and choose a password that will grant you access to the
classroom.
3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction
Center and click the My Classroom link. To begin your studies,
simply log in with your email and the password you selected
during enrollment.
Introduction to QuickBooks
2015
Learn how to quickly and
efficiently gain control over
the financial aspects of your
business using this powerful
software program.
Understanding the Cloud
Learn everything you need to
truly understand the cloud—
including how it works, what
drives it, why it’s so popular
and how to make the cloud
work for you.
Understanding Adolescents
Uncover the secrets of
the adolescent mind. Gain
valuable information on how
they feel, how their identities
develop and how you can
best meet their needs.
What’s New in Microsoft
Office 2013
Get up to speed on the
exciting new features of
Microsoft Office 2013,
including Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Access, Outlook,
OneNote and Publisher.
Certificate in Healing
Environments
In this innovative certificate
program, examine
how Optimal Healing
Environments (OHEs) impact
the health of individuals and
communities on a physical,
social, psychological and
spiritual level.
Write Effective Web Content
Learn how to write Web
content and produce
multimedia elements to
make your website or blog
a must-visit site on the
Internet.
Responsive Web Design
Learn to build fully
responsive websites
optimized for mobile
devices, smartphones,
tablets and desktop viewing
environments.
Advanced Microsoft Excel
2013
Master advanced features
and functions of Microsoft
Excel 2013, including analysis
tools, data tables, PivotTables
and conditional formatting.
Requirements
All courses require Internet access, email, Microsoft Internet
Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser, familiarity with the
Internet and a computer of any type. Some courses may have
additional requirements. Please visit our Online Instruction
Center for more information.
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3 easy registration options
1.PHONE
2.IN PERSON
3.ONLINE
Call 505-566-3214. We are open for
registration Monday through Thursday
8:00 am until 5:30 pm and Friday 8:00
am to 5:00 pm. New Encore students
may not register by phone but can verify
their status by phone.
To register at the main campus: Come
to the Community Learning Center
on the San Juan College campus
(Room 1911 in the West Classroom
Complex between the Bookstore and
the Clocktower Building) and fill out
our registration form. We are open for
registration Monday through Thursday
8:00 am until 5:30 pm and Friday 8:00
am to 5:00 pm.
For returning non-credit students only.*
See instructions for registration and
payment below for non-credit classes. If
you log on as a non-credit student but
cannot view the information referenced,
call the SJC Help Desk at 505-566-3266.
They can reset your account so that
you can view Continuing Education
information.
Kids Kollege registration is not
available by phone as a waiver must
be signed; see page 39 for a copy
of the waiver and page 38 for Kids
Kollege registration details.
Friendly staff ready to
help—over the phone or in
person.
To register at San Juan College East: Go
to 315 South Ash Street, Suite 200. Call
505-334-3831, ext. 200 for schedule of
hours.
To register at San Juan College West:
Turn north at the Intersection of
Highway 64 and County Road 6500.
Call 505-566-3598 for schedule of hours.
How to register ONLINE for returning
non-credit CLC students*
1) GO TO www.sanjuancollege.edu/webadvisor
2) CLICK Log In
3) ENTER User ID and Password (see right)
4) CLICK Continuing Education
5) Under “CLC Registration” SELECT the “Register and pay for Continuing Education classes” option
6) ENTER the course code number in the second box
Example: CBUCA space 020 space B1
The course code number is found in bold at the end of each
class description in the Continuum. It must be entered exactly
as in the example.
For Kids Kollege online registration,
see page 38.
*Encore online registration is not
available.
Register from the
convenience of your home
or office with online or
phone registration.
What’s my User ID (Username) and Password?
If you are a returning student and you have not used your
San Juan College username and password within the past six
months, begin by resetting your password at
www.sanjuancollege.edu/reset
The campus logon account is the account you use to log on
to campus computers, the San Juan College portal and online
registration. Your user ID is the first letter of your first name,
the first letter of your middle name (if you do not have a
middle name, this letter will be skipped), the first 12 letters of
your last name and the last two digits of your social security
number. Example:
Student name: Bubba L. Schwarzenegger
Social security #: 123-45-6789
7) CLICK Submit
User ID: blschwarzenegg89
8) CHECK the box next to the course and CLICK Submit
The default password is sjcp + the last four digits of your social
security number. For example, if your social security number is
123-45-6789, your default password would be sjcp6789
9) Additional registration information is optional, CLICK Submit
10) PAY for classes with a credit card
For problems with your username and password, call the San
Juan College Help Desk at 505-566-3266.
*Encore online registration is not available.
Call 505-566-3803 for more information.
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COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER
personal enrichment and lifetime learning
Registering Minors
Registration for a student under age 18 is not complete until a parent or guardian signs a waiver form in person at the
Community Learning Center or East or West campuses.
Methods of Payment
We accept cash, checks (payable to San Juan College), money orders, purchase orders and Visa, MasterCard or Discover.
Cancellations & Refunds
If a course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, fees will be fully refunded. It is not necessary for the student to request a
refund for cancelled classes.
To receive a refund on classes lasting less than one week, you must withdraw from the class 72 hours before the class begins.
To receive a refund on classes lasting more than one week, you must withdraw from the class no later than one day prior to the
second meeting. If you withdraw online, you must call 505-566-3803 for a refund.
Register early!
There is a point when a decision must be made to cancel a class due to low enrollment. Also, classes have a cap on enrollment
and all classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. So please register early! NO registrations will be taken at class.
Find your room before coming on campus. The map
on the inside back cover of this schedule presents a general
overview of campus. You can also find more room information
at www.sanjuancollege.edu/virtualtour
Find us on Facebook
facebook.com/SJCVolunteerCenter
facebook.com/SJCCommunityLearningCenter
facebook.com/SJCKidsKollege
Photo IDs San Juan College photo IDs are required for
fitness classes at the Health and Human Performance Center
(HHPC). HHPC staff will create this free ID; please allow a few
extra minutes before your first class. You will not need a new ID
for subsequent semesters.
In case of emergency, make sure you get the message…
SJC Policies San Juan College campus policies are found in
the student handbook, available at
www.sanjuancollege.edu/documents/StudentHandbook.pdf
Community Learning Center, Encore and Kids Kollege students
are expected to abide by applicable policies, rules and conduct.
Be in the know. Know what to do. Get real-time info about
campus closures, extreme weather and other emergencies—
sent straight to your email or mobile via our text messaging
service.
Students of San Juan College automatically have accounts in
the SJC Alert system (see user ID and password information
at left). If you wish to receive text messages or learn
more about Rave alerts visit www.sanjuancollege.edu/
campusalerts
For weather closures, you can also call 505-566-3311.
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San Juan College Community Learning Center (CLC) includes
CLC NON-CREDIT
ENCORE
VOLUNTEER CENTER
Opportunities to enhance the mind,
body and spirit; extensive Kids Kollege
offerings in the summer
Programming for older adults to
maintain lifelong vitality, including
membership and regular monthly
activities
Creating positive change by connecting
volunteers to community needs
with detailed listings of community
volunteer opportunities
www.sanjuancollege.edu/encore
www.sanjuancollege.edu/
volunteercenter
www.sanjuancollege.edu/clc
www.sanjuancollege.edu/kidskollege
Teach for the Community Learning Center
PHOTO BY BRENDA GOODNIGHT
STAFF
Dr. Toni Pendergrass
San Juan College President
Dr. Nancy Shepherd
Presidential Advisor for
Community Relations
Liesl Dees Director
Community Learning Center
Lucy Haber Assistant Director
Community Learning Center
Melanie Lewis
Senior Administrative Assistant
Jane Hemingway
Administrative Assistant
Brenda Goodnight
Administrative Assistant
Robyn Holmes
Administrative Assistant
Instructor LINDA WHEELBARGER shares her passion for local archaeology through both
Community Learning Center non-credit and Encore classes. Last spring, she took students to
view rock art panels in Waterflow (above).
Marti Kirchmer
SJC East Director
Share your expertise—from Kids Kollege to Community Learning Center
non-credit adult classes to Encore, we offer many class options and opportunities
for teaching. We are looking for energetic, innovative instructors who want to spend
time sharing their knowledge with others. Minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree required
to teach Encore classes. No degree requirement for non-credit classes, including Kids
Kollege. Prior teaching experience preferred. For more information and to discuss
potential class ideas contact Liesl Dees at 505-566-3121 or [email protected].
Gail Williams
Administrative Assistant
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Cathy Radojits
Administrative Assistant
Elaine Benally
SJC West Director
Blue Caine
Administrative Assistant
Liz Cowell
Administrative Assistant