Spring 2017
NEW Location
NEW Classes
MORE for YOU!
2600 E Wilcox Drive, Room G101
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Creating Contemporary Poetry, page 3
with Leslie Clark
Many people still believe that poetry must rhyme, but for the
contemporary poet, rhyme is just one of many tools used to write
enchanting, meaningful poetry. Acquaint yourself with the techniques and methods today’s poet has at his or her disposal. You will
study a wide array of contemporary poetry and write and share your
poems with one another.
You and Me Kid:
Pizza, Pasta and Pie, page 9
with Chef Chris Fisk
If you have kids who love to cook, we've got some
serious entertainment during spring break. Link with
us for some achievement learning, a yummy meal, and
of course, loads of fun. Menu: square pan pizza with
student chef's choice of toppings, rockin' rigatoni, best
ever mac-n-cheese, and rustic fruit pies for dessert.
Flagstaff’s Top 5, page 16
with Glenn Minuth
Be part of a three-day excursion to the top five attractions
in the Flagstaff area. Itinerary begins at Riordan Mansion
State Historic Park to see a prime example of arts and
crafts architecture; next, the Lowell Observatory and it’s
array of research telescopes with a peek into ongoing
campus research; visit Walnut Canyon Pueblo Ruin, hike
the Island Trail to the island-based pueblo built by the
Sinagua people; hike on cinders over the 1-mile Bonito
Lava Flow at Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument
– our state’s youngest volcanic feature; visit Wupatki
National Monument Traverse where ancient pueblos
dot red-rock outcroppings across miles of prairie. This
monument represents a cultural crossroads and preserves the Citadel and Wupatki pueblos, home to
numerous groups of people over thousands of years.
Welcome to the
Downtown Center
Front Center, clockwise:
Sharon Gilman, Director
Joy Miller, Department Assistant
Carol Downey, Publication Specialist
Ana Smith, Programming Coordinator
Marty Haverty, Workforce Training Coordinator
Carol Moore, Office Specialist
Kathy Denney, Office Specialist II
Physical Address
2600 E Wilcox Drive, Room G101
Sierra Vista AZ 85635
Mailing Address
Cochise College
Attn: Center for Lifelong Learning
901 N Colombo Avenue
Sierra Vista AZ 85635
Location Key
BC – Benson Center
DC – Douglas Campus
DTC - Downtown Center
SVC– Sierra Vista Campus
WC – Willcox Center
The Center for Lifelong Learning is excited to
share our new space with you! We invite you
to visit us at our new location, 2600 E Wilcox
Drive, Room G101. Our Spring 2017 Schedule
includes expanded offerings to capitalize on our
new facilities. Get out your calendar, call your
friends and take advantage of the surprising new
opportunities in lifelong learning.
“
What Clients Are Saying
About CLL . . .
This my second course with Charla, and I will take any
course that she teaches. Great student-teacher relationships,
teaches at each students speed. Superb!
— Ray Zander, Fit to Be Sewn
”
Ron did a great job working with the multiple levels in the class.
Very good presenter.
— Terri Romo, Excel 2010 Day Series
This was the best cooking class I have ever taken. Excellent! Excellent!
Excellent!
— Erika Breckel, Puff Pastry
Table of Contents
Arts and Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Special Interest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Computer Series for Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Trips and Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Computer Series for Apple . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Wellness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Computing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Our Instructors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Community Outreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Brown Bag Lectures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Nonprofit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Employment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Professional Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Registration Information and Form . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Arts and Crafts
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Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People
with Craig Coffman
You don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano! In just
a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give
you years of musical enjoyment. In this one session, you can
learn all the chords you will need to play any song—any style,
any key! For ages 13+. *There is a required $29 fee, for workbook
and practice CD, to be paid to the instructor at the beginning of
class. Attend both Instant Piano and How to Play 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
Cost
Sat, Feb 4
8:30 – 11:30 a.m. DTC
G106
$39*
How to Play Piano by Ear
with Craig Coffman
Change your musical horizon, free yourself from sheet-music
dependence and be the life of the party! You can learn one of
music’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relying
on music. This class is about practical presentation of music
theory that includes predicting chord progressions, learning
from recordings and transposing. This 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
instructor at the beginning of class. Attend both Instant Piano
and How to Play 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
Cost
Sat, Feb 4
12:15 – 2:45 p.m. DTC
G106
$39*
Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy People
with Craig Coffman
Take this crash course and you will be shown some basic
chords to get you playing along with your favorite songs right
away. Class is limited to 15 students. For ages 13+. *There is a
required $29 fee, for workbook and practice DVD, to be paid to the
instructor at the beginning of class. Exact cash amount or check
only for in-class purchases or kit fees. Bring an acoustic guitar.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Sat, Feb 4
3 – 5:30 p.m.
DTC
G106
$39*
Beginning Knitting
with Jo Ann Mazza
Commandeer the art of knitting. Master knitter Jo Ann Mazza
will be waiting for you with all the materials you need to learn
the basics of knitting — familiarize yourself with terminology,
cast on, knit and purl. You can also learn to decrease and
increase, bind off and understand simple knitting instructions
and patterns. *There is a required $20 kit fee to be paid to the
instructor at the beginning of class. The kit contains yarn, a pair
of knitting needles, a yarn needle, handouts and two patterns. In
class, you will create a scarf or a pair of fingerless gloves using
the pattern provided. Class meets four times. Exact cash amount
or check only for in-class purchases or kit fees. No class on
Monday, February 20 – Presidents’ Day.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Mon, Feb 6 – Mar 6
6 – 8 p.m.
DTC
A111
$55*
Intermediate/Advanced Knitting
with Jo Ann Mazza
For the knitter who has mastered basic knitting techniques,
this class will step up your skills. Core lessons will center
around cable stitching or multi-color techniques (student's
choice) and will involve reading charts and how to interpret
and/or adjust patterns. You will need to bring a pair of 9 or 10
inch straight needles size 8 or 9, a cable needle (for cable),
yarn bobbins (for multi-color) and sufficient worsted weight
yarn (or yarns) to complete a 12 by 12 inch square. If you are
inspired to do, or need help with more advanced project(s) of
any kind, please bring your project and supplies—special
attention will be directed in assisting you through that
project. Class meets five times.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Tue, Feb 7 – Mar 7
6 – 8 p.m.
DTC
A111
$65
Beginning German I
with Randi Buros
Take advantage of this course in elementary level German,
aimed to provide you with the basic grammatical
NEW
structures of the language. Emphasis will be basic
verbal communication essential to most social situations. Although the application is about speaking and hearing the language, you can also acquire basic grammar
through simple use and repetition. You can learn to read basic
messages and practice speaking in pairs and with the group.
There will be some homework for you to reinforce the lessons
between class dates. Class meets 12 times.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Wed, Feb 8 – Apr 26
6 – 8 p.m.
DTC
E103
$125
Arts and Crafts
Watercolor Pencil Workshop
with Linda M. Feltner
Combine the worlds of drawing and painting into the versatility of watercolor pencils. Washes of color provide a rich dimension to drawings. Sketches become expressive and
vibrant; details obtain depth and intensity. Have fun probing
into a medium that has grown in popularity with nature journaling and sketching. If you have taken the class before, we
will work with additional and diverse subject matter. *There is
a required $36 fee, for watercolor pencils and paper, to be paid to
the instructor at the beginning of class. Exact cash amount or
check only for in-class purchases or kit fees. A list of additional
materials will be provided at registration.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Sat/Sun, Feb 11 & 12
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
DTC
A111
$85*
Creating Contemporary Poetry
with Leslie Clark
Many people still believe that poetry must rhyme, but for the
contemporary poet, rhyme is just one of many tools used to
write enchanting, meaningful poetry. Acquaint yourself with
the techniques and methods today’s poet has at his or her
disposal. You will study a wide array of contemporary poetry
and write and share your poems with one another. Bring notebook, pens and pencils to class. Class meets four times.
Date
Time
Location Room Cost
Wed, Feb 15 – Mar 8
6 – 8 p.m.
DTC
G106
$55
Sew, You Know…
with Charla Henney
Do you have a sewing machine? Do you use it? If you are unsure about how to get started, then this is the class for you!
A series of simple projects will help you become familiar with
your machine and gain confidence in using it. Bring your own
sewing machine if you have one. Charla will have two sewing
machines available to share during class. A short list of class
materials will be given to you at the time of registration. Total
cost of supplies varies based on student needs. Class meets four
times.
Date
Time
Location Room Cost
Tue/Thur, Feb 21 – Mar 2 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. DTC
G106
$59
Register at www.cochise.edu/cll
Sew, You Know More…
with Charla Henney
This class is geared toward students who are familiar with
basic sewing and want to learn more advanced skills. It will
focus on following a simple purchased pattern from start to
finish. Skills practiced will include installing a zipper and making buttonholes. Pattern details and material list will be given at
time of registration. You must bring a sewing machine to class
and be familiar with its operations. There will be 2 – 3 hours of
homework between class periods. Class meets four times.
Date
Time
Location Room Cost
Tue/Thur, Mar 14 – 23
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. DTC
G106
$59
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Computer Series for Windows
Register at www.cochise.edu/cll
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Now including Windows 10!
$280
Only $11 per class when you sign up for
the entire 10-class series!
Practical information and
useful techniques for
beginning users of all
current Microsoft Windows’
versions will be presented by
Sean Trachtman at the Downtown Center. Classes are interactive with
one student to a computer. Open discussion and questions
are encouraged.
SAVE
Introduction to Personal Computers
Discussion includes parts of a computer, computer terminology, mouse skills as well as how and what to buy. This class is
a particularly good forum for your computer questions!
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Feb 9
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Introduction to Windows Desktop
Build a foundation for using Microsoft Windows of all versions
by reviewing the basic skills needed for all current versions of
Windows – 10, 8, 7, Vista or XP. Discussion includes functions
of the desktop start button, taskbar, shortcuts and controlling
program windows.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Feb 16
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Windows 10 Transition
New (and future) users of Windows 10 will immediately
notice its unique applications. Gain knowledge about how to
navigate and configure the features most useful for your life.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Feb 23
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Introduction to the World of the Internet
Developed for first-time Internet users and novices, this
workshop explains what the Internet is and how to use the
Internet Explorer program. This class is strongly recommended
for those who wish to attend Surfing Smart and Safe.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Mar 2
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Surfing Smart and Safe
You can learn specific procedures to make effective searches
and navigate the Internet like a pro. This class can give you
more confidence to surf the web efficiently and safely.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Mar 9
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Introduction to Microsoft Word, Part 1
Get acquainted with entering text, editing and selecting text,
and formatting documents. This class is strongly recommended
for those who wish to attend Introduction to Microsoft Word,
Part 2.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cos
Thur, Mar 16
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Introduction to Microsoft Word, Part 2
Take a more in-depth look at the features in Microsoft Word.
You will learn about formatting, cut and paste, drag and drop,
opening and saving documents, and spell check.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Mar 23
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Microsoft Word Graphics
Explore the use of clip art, graphics and pictures to enhance
the look of any Microsoft Word document.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Mar 30
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Using Email
You will be given an introduction about how to type, edit,
send and receive email, delete unwanted mail, create contacts, use the address book and send attachments.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Apr 6
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
File Management
Melt away the mystery of managing your files and folders.
This course will give you in-depth training about the different
levels of filing used for Microsoft Windows.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Thur, Apr 13
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$39
Safari Browser, the App Store and iTunes
Use Safari Browser to develop your skills for going from siteto-site on the Internet. Sid will show you where to go to evaluate and download a variety of apps to suit your personal
preferences. Carol will help you get acquainted with iTunes
how to gain access to various media avenues and manage
your media library.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Wed, Mar 29
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
SVC
408
$39
Welcome to Macintosh
Enter the world of the user-friendly Apple (Mac) computer via
the Mavericks operating system. Sid will show you how to
customize your Mac to satisfy your specific style, discuss the
functions of the dock and give a detailed explanation of the
System Preferences and Finder.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Wed, Mar 8
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
SVC
408
$39
Studying iPhoto Essentials
Look over and apply beginning functions within iPhoto to
organize your photographs so you can find them quickly and
easily. You will be shown how to download photos from your
camera then organize them into events and folders. Bring your
camera (loaded with photos ready for downloading), USB connection cord and flash drive. *Flash drives will be available for $8
per drive. Exact cash amount or check only for in-class purchases
or kit fees. Basic Apple (MAC) operating skills are required.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Wed, Apr 5
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
SVC
408
$39*
Launch, Control, and Record…
Apply basic functions of the numerous applications that are
included with the Apple operating system. You will have
ample time to go into the application and ask questions
about Launchpad, Mission Control, Contacts and Calendar.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Wed, Mar 15
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
SVC
408
$39
Communicate and Remember…
Gather information about Reminders, Notes, Messages, FaceTime, Downloads Folder and Documents Folder. You will also
check out aspects of the fun-provoking PhotoBooth.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Wed, Mar 22
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
SVC
408
$39
Preserve Memories with iPhoto
Transform your photos into enduring memories. You will be
shown how to edit photos, create a slideshow and add music
to it. Class will briefly visit how to make a calendar, book or
cards using Apple online templates. Basic Apple (MAC) and
iPhoto operating skills are required. Bring 10 personal photos on
a flash drive.
Date
Time
Location Room
Cost
Wed, Apr 12
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
SVC
408
$39
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Register at www.cochise.edu/cll
Only $29 per class when you sign up for the entire 6-class
series. Take advantage of a $10 discount on each class if
you sign up by Wednesday, March 1. Classes will be presented by Sid and Carol Downey in a collaborative
computer environment with one student to a computer.
Open discussion and questions are encouraged. Our
classroom is equipped with Mavericks operating system.
However, this series of classes can also be beneficial for
the Yosemite, El Capitan or Sierra operating systems.
Computer Series for Apple
Cash-in on a $60 SAVINGS
Computing
Register at www.cochise.edu/cll
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iPad 101: iPad Navigation
with Adam Woodrow
Bring your iPad to this hands-on workshop. Topics covered
during the course will include understanding the home button, accessing the Quick Access menu, adjusting volume and
brightness, lock screen/mute switch, adjusting settings and
more. This course is for absolute beginners and leads into iPad
102: iPad Apps. For 3rd Generation iPad or higher, iOS 8 or higher
– class is not intended for Android or Kindle.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Thur, Feb 9
4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
DTC
G106
$19
QuickBooks Basics
with Vicky Johnston
Gain knowledge and new skills so you can design QuickBooks
specifically for your small business accounting needs. This
class will cover setting up a company, chart of accounts,
entering and paying bills, creating customer invoices, recording payments and making deposits. You can also learn to
generate a Profit and Loss Statement along with other useful
reports for any small business.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Tue, Mar 14
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
DTC
G104
$79
iPad 102: iPad Apps
with Adam Woodrow
Find “just the right” app for “just the right” purpose! You will
be shown how to find apps, determine good from bad and
how to organize them on your home screen. This course is for
beginners and is a continuation of iPad 101: iPad Navigation.
Strongly recommend: iPad 101. Bring your iPad. For 3rd Generation iPad or higher, iOS 8 or higher – class is not intended for
Android or Kindle.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Thur, Feb 9
6 – 8 p.m.
DTC
G106
$29
QuickBooks Advanced
with Vicky Johnston
Expand on the knowledge you gained in QuickBooks Basics
to further your business needs. This class delves into payroll,
sales tax and reports, credit card features and recording POS
System sales. You can learn how to pinpoint more useful
reports that will improve efficiency.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
G104
$79
Tue, Mar 21
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
DTC
iPad 103: demAppstration
with Adam Woodrow
Observe and learn about specific apps – how they work, how
to use them efficiently and how they work with other apps.
You can learn how to compare and contrast apps, justify app
download and assess app worth. Class discussion will include
apps for: TED, Kindle, RecipeBook, and other apps you may
have questions about. This course is for experienced iPad users
and will be fast paced. Strongly recommend: iPad 102: iPad Apps
or experience downloading apps from the App Store with Apple
ID. Bring your iPad. For 3rd Generation iPad or higher, iOS 8 or
higher – class is not intended for Android or Kindle.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Mon, Feb 13
5 – 7 p.m.
DTC
G106
$29
Excel 2016 Day Series
with Sean Trachtman
Improve your skills in Excel 2016 with this three-part series.
Part 1 is a basic introduction to Excel. Topics inNEW
clude using toolbars and worksheets, selecting
cells and entering data, creating spreadsheets and
formulas, formatting cells, handling and saving files. Part 2
builds on your skills from Part 1. It covers worksheet 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 create macros,
develop multi-sheet and multi-file formulas and discover
pivot tables. Previous versions of Excel will be briefly discussed. Recommend taking courses in consecutive order.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Part 1: Wed, Mar 8 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
G104
$79
Part 2: Wed, Mar 15 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
G104
$79
Part 3: Wed, Mar 22 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
G104
$79
Home Computer Security Basics
with Stephen Gallo
This course introduces you to the fundamentals of basic computer security for non-technical users, focusing on email
scams, viruses, malware/spyware, do’s and don’ts of websites,
recognizing malicious links and emails. Stephen will provide
general information on data security, what to do if you get hit
with a virus and on the safe disposal of your old computers.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Mar 25
1 – 3:30 p.m.
DTC
G104
$29
Creating Spreadsheets with Numbers
with Sid Downey
Compel numbers to do your bidding by creating a series of
spreadsheets that can be used for practical applications such
as a family or office budget. Numbers is an Apple software
application.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Apr 26
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
SVC
408
$39
Creating Documents with Pages
with Carol Downey
Acquire new skills that will help you generate numerous
types of documents using Pages, Apple’s powerful word
processing application.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, May 3
9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
SVC
408
$39
community’s state-of-the-art learning kitchen, you can expect a broad range of classes taught by novice as well
as experienced chefs. We invite you to become an active participant in memorable cooking experiences and
learn about ways to master your home kitchen. Cooking class material fees are included in the price of the
course, so no need to bring cash or other supplies to class. If you have long hair, please wear it up and away from
Cooking
The Cochise College Studio Kitchen at the Downtown Center offers you culinary and nutritional classes. As the
your face. That’s easy!
The Studio Kitchen is located on the lower level of the Downtown Center.
We appreciate Sierra Vista Food Coop for sponsoring several of our classes. You will see their logo next to each
class they sponsor.
Weeknight Dinners: Mediterranean
with Chef Chris Fisk
30-minutes or less! Weeknights don’t have to mean packaged,
so-called convenience meals or the drive thru.
Mingle with us to encounter quick, seriously deNEW
lectable dinners based on the highly regarded
Mediterranean diet. Menu: Tuscan white bean and sausage
stew, pappardelle with portobellos, winter greens and artichokes, roasted red pepper and chickpea soup, parmesan
crusted cauliflower steaks with Mediterranean quinoa pilaf.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Jan 25
5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
DTC
J115
$55
Knife Skills
with Chef Chris Fisk
Advance your confidence with the most important tool in the
kitchen—the chef’s knife. You can learn to hone your knife
and your skills! Good knife adeptness makes light work of
kitchen prep and will help you eat better at home. Acquire
expertise to slice and dice like a pro, with plenty of guidelines
for speed, safety, care and cleaning. You will be provided with a
knife to use, or you can bring your favorite knife from home. We
will eat our work at the end of class.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Jan 28
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
Roll On – Spring Rolls
with Chef Tony Pham
Spring rolls use healthy rice paper to create a fresh salad in a
wrap. They make a great meal, appetizer or snack.
Chef Tony will teach you how to prepare an
NEW
assortment of spring rolls, spicy peanut sauce and a
delicious, complimentary sweet and sour soup. Menu: shrimp
and pork spring rolls with peanut sauce and sweet and sour
soup with shrimp, vegetables and noodles.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sun, Feb 5
2 – 5 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
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Register at www.cochise.edu/cll
Kitchen Confidence Series
with Chef Chris Fisk
Kitchen confidence can give you filling rewards. Cooking
doesn’t have to be mysterious or difficult. A little
NEW
familiarity will go a long way in feeding you and
your family well. In this class, you can learn kitchen
basics such as knife skills, how to sauté, roast, grill and how to
make life-changing pan sauce. During this course you will
prepare a meal each week based on the styles of cooking reviewed. Also covered will be essential skills for recipe reading
and safety, as well as plenty of tips and tricks for successful
cooking. Class cost is inclusive of three days.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Feb 1 – 15
5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
DTC
J115
$135
For the Love of Chocolate
with Executive Chef Sue Makin
Surprise your sweetheart with tasty chocolate treats for
Valentine’s Day. Executive Chef Sue Makin
will demonstrate her expertise in making
NEW RECIPES
delectable desserts. She has more than 30
years of experience to share. In this class, you will be introduced to more than 10 new chocolate pleasures, including
chocolate soufflés, mousses, truffles and other special treats.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Feb 4
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
Cooking
Register at www.cochise.edu/cll
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High
Altitude
Cooking
with Glenn Minuth
Enjoy better cooking
through applied science. Sunken
brownies, dried bread and fallen angel
food cake are some of the common problems experienced
by high altitude cooking. Achieve an understanding of scientific concepts to effectively compensate for cooking in the
high country of Cochise County. Impacts on boiled food,
thickening with cornstarch, caramelizing, quick breads, yeast
breads, deep fat frying and canning (hot water bath and pressure cooker) are discussed as well as how altitude affects
taste and odor. This is a lecture class; classroom is not the Studio
Kitchen.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Thur, Feb 9
6 – 7:30 p.m.
DTC
A108
$19
Date Night: Italian Favorites
with Chef Chris Fisk
Whether you’ve traveled to northern Italy, or just love food
from the region, you will be surprised how easy
risotto and polenta are to create at home. These
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dishes lend themselves to an array of preparations
once you know the basics. Menu: mushroom risotto, butternut squash risotto, simple polenta, garden vegetable polenta
stacks. *Per person.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Feb 11
4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
DTC
J115
$35*
Eat, Cook, Love
with Chef Chris Fisk
Nothing says lovin’ like an amazing meal! Bring your friend,
bring your sweetheart and bring your appetite.
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Menu: first course, wild mushroom ravioli with
tarragon béarnaise, followed by beef tenderloin with
classic red wine sauce and heavenly mash, finishing with
ethereal Coeurs a la crème (hearts of cream) with raspberry
coulis. All drinks are non-alcoholic. *Per person.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Tue, Feb 14
5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
DTC
J115
$65*
Comfort Desserts
with Chef Chris Fisk
There are times when all we want is to indulge in a comforting, sweet treat. The grocery store versions of
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these goodies are nowhere near as satisfying as
the real thing! Menu: Boston cream pie, butterscotch
pudding, banana bread pudding, peanut butter pie, black and
white brownies.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Feb 18
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
Simple Soups
with Chef Chris Fisk
Soup is one of the simplest ways to eat right and save money.
With a few basics under your belt you can whip
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up a seriously tasty pot of soup in no time. Beginners and more seasoned cooks alike are welcome to
see how easy it really is. You can leave feeling confident to
replicate the recipes at home. Menu: sweet potato soup,
roasted red pepper and chickpea soup, miso soup, black bean
soup, cream of broccoli soup.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Feb 22
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$35
Secretly Meatless
with Chef Chris Fisk
When good ingredients are combined well, you truly don’t
miss the meat! Whether it’s for Meatless Mondays
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or simply a wish to cut back on your meat consumption this class is for you. No squishy tofu here,
only truly appetizing dishes that just happen to be meat-free.
Menu: not-so-classic sloppy joes, zippy meat-less shepherd’s
pie, Mediterranean veggie loaf, torta rustica (rustic Italian
tort), minted zucchini fritters with lemony yogurt.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Fri, Feb 24
5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
DTC
J115
$35
Party Hors D’oeuvres
with Mae Diaz
Transform basic ingredients into attractive, delicious party
pleasers that will have your friends begging for the recipe.
While this class emphasizes taste and creative food presentation, Mae will also share tips and tricks about what can be
made ahead, leaving more time to enjoy your party. Menu:
prosciutto-tomato canape, empanadas with chicken picadillo,
phyllo caviar, wonton napoleon, mini cheese burger and
salmon potato crisps.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Mar 4
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
Savory Chinese Pork Steamed Buns
with Chef Tony Pham
Homemade, soft, cloudlike steamed buns are a cornerstone of
Chinese cuisine. They form the base for all kinds
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of toppings and fillings both savory and sweet, or
they can be eaten alone. Chef Tony will teach you
how to prepare this versatile dish starting with how to make
the dough, the savory pork filling, then how to shape and
steam them. Menu: pork steamed buns with black mushroom,
egg, Chinese sausage, and jicama.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sun, Mar 5
2 – 5 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
Cook for One or Two
with Chef Chris Fisk
It can feel like a lot of trouble to cook for just yourself, but you
are worth it! With a little awareness and a few
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tricks up your sleeve, you can eat well. Enlist with
us for tips, tastes and recipes to make cooking for
one fun and scrumptious again. From secrets to low quantity
stocking to small pan success, you can leave this class feeling
confident and inspired to get back in the kitchen and enjoy it!
Menu: quick Tuscan stew, savory pot pie, apricot dijon chicken,
Thai curry and rice, and a little pot of soup.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Mar 8
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$35
Cooking
Taste Your Way to Pakistan
with Tasneem Ashraf
Escort your palette to another part of the world to open up
and learn about its fare? This class will whisk you
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away to the smells and tastes of Pakistani cuisine.
You can learn about exotic ingredients commonly
used in Pakistani cooking and where to find them locally. During this three-hour voyage, you can savor popular Pakistani
gastronomy. Menu: chicken korma, beef kebabs, daal (lentils),
rice and mixed vegetables.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sun, Feb 26
1 – 4 p.m.
DTC
J115
$55
Make Ahead Meals
with Chef Chris Fisk
A little cooking on the weekend can render some fabulous
meals that will save you time during your busy
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week. Menu: salmon loaf with leeks and dill,
veggie lasagna muffins, artichoke and roasted red
pepper quiche, homemade hot pockets, spring terrine with
pesto and chèvre.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Mar 11
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$35
You and Me Kid: Pizza, Pasta and Pie
with Chef Chris Fisk
If you have kids who love to cook, we've got some serious
entertainment during spring break. Link with us
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for some achievement learning, a yummy meal,
and of course, loads of fun. Menu: square pan pizza
with student chef's choice of toppings, rockin' rigatoni, best
ever mac-n-cheese, and rustic fruit pies for dessert.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Tue, Mar 14
1 – 3:30 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
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Essentials of Peruvian Cuisine
with Karla Gomez
Wake up your curious taste palate with exquisite Peruvian
fare. From its coastal plains to its high plateaus in the Andes,
the geography of Peru shapes its cuisine just as much as its
incredibly diverse heritage. Karla will help you prepare classic
Peruvian dishes such as, lomo saltado, rice, papas a la huancaina, vegetarian ceviche and aguas frescas.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Mar 18
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$35
Garlic Lovers Extravaganza
with Chef Chris Fisk
Magic begins the moment garlic hits the pan! Lusty garlic has
a loyal following and we have what you want.
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Garlic lovers, gear up for an extravaganza. Menu:
slow roasted garlic and brie, smoky baba ganuosh,
black bean enchiladas, French garlic soup, winter greens with
garlic and lemon.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Fri, Mar 31
5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
DTC
J115
$55
Market to Table: Shop and Cook!
with Chef Chris Fisk
Taking a walk through the farmer’s market can rouse your
curiosity and make you hungry. You may be
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unsure of what some items are, and you question
how to prepare them? We have a bonus for you! We
will guide you through the market to gather the ingredients
for a super fresh, mouthwatering meal. After shopping, we will
go to the Studio Kitchen and cook up a storm together. Class
will meet at Sierra Vista Farmer’s Market Information Desk.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Thur, Mar 23
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
J115
$55
Vietnamese Family Meal
with Chef Tony Pham
Dazzle your sense of flavor as you experience healthy, refined,
Vietnamese food. Chef Tony puts a magic touch
to his traditional fare by using home grown fresh
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herbs and the right balance of spices. In this class,
Tony will introduce you to the time-honored dishes many
Vietnamese families enjoy. Menu: butternut squash soup,
braised catfish in caramel sauce, fresh mixed green salad and
steamed rice.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sun, Apr 2
2 – 5 p.m.
DTC
J115
$55
Know How to Fold ‘Em
with Chef Tony Pham
Chef Tony wants you to come ready for an engaging dumpling
assembly class. Tony will demonstrate seven difNEW
ferent ways to fold dumplings, and then, it will be
your turn to fold and enjoy. You can leave with a full
stomach and the confidence to experiment at home! Menu:
ground pork, jicama, onion, egg, glass noodles.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sun, Mar 26
2 – 5 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
Roll On - Egg Rolls
with Chef Tony Pham
Roll up your sleeves for this applied cooking class as Chef
Tony teaches you how to prepare delicious egg
rolls and a complimentary dipping sauce. You can
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also learn how to make combo laksa, a popular spicy
noodle soup that can gratify your taste buds. Menu: egg rolls,
combo laksa with tofu, chicken, coconut milk, shrimp, green
mussels, rice noodles.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sun, Apr 30
2 – 5 p.m.
DTC
J115
$49
Nature
Ghost Birds:
Extinct and Endangered North American Birds
with Jeff Babson
Get a peek at the passenger pigeon, Carolina parakeet and
great auk. Sadly, these North American birds have disappeared forever. This class will take a look at the loss of these
birds, their legacy and other birds that are endangered. Jeff
will share some success stories and discuss efforts being
taken to prevent America’s lost and imperiled bird life from
sinking into oblivion.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Thur, Feb 16
6 – 8 p.m.
DTC
G106
$19
The Evolution of Birds
with Jeff Babson
Birds have inhabited the planet for ages. Did you know that
the contemporary view of birds as the only aniNEW
mals with feathers gets blurry as one examines
the fossil record? This class will take a look at the two
competing theories about the origin of birds and how these
theories relate to the development of flight. Jeff will give you
a glimpse into the mists of time to see where modern birds
originated–a homily you won’t want to miss.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Thur, Mar 9
6 – 8 p.m.
DTC
A111
$19
Backyard Bird Sanctuary
with Kate Scott
Kate shares insights about attracting birds with natural elements, a number of different feeders, food types, birdbaths
and nest boxes. Each class member will take home a nest box
kit to assemble to welcome feathered neighbors. Special
guest presenter, Cheri Melton will facilitate how to develop a
connection of the heart to your garden. After the classroom
presentations, you will take a tour of the Discovery Garden at
UA South with Master Gardener Jan Groth to view ideas for
your gardens!
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Mar 18
10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. SVC
701
$35
Bird Classification
with Jeff Babson
Think classified! This class addresses the taxonomy and
systematics of birds. In short, how birds are classified. Did you ever wonder why bird names are
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constantly changing? Or why the order of birds as
they appear in field guides is never static? Jeff will show you
the science behind these changes as he builds upon the
material from The Evolution of Birds and continues into the
modern age.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Thur, Apr 13
6 – 8 p.m.
DTC
G106
$19
Incredible Insects
with Kate Scott
Open your eyes to the astounding diversity, beauty and
unique attributes of our insect neighbors as well
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as the many ways they benefit plants, wildlife and
people. Kate provides an eco-friendly grocery list for
insect control that will eliminate poisonous substances in
your homes and gardens, creating a balanced household inside and out! Special guest presenter, Jeff Babson offers an
overview of our southeastern Arizona arthropods with his wit
and insights. Cheri Melton shares her enchanted learning of
the lifecycle of butterflies.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Apr 22
10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. DTC
A108
$25
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Spring Gardening
with Elly Stavarek
Spring is here! It’s time to start preparing vegetable beds for
spring and summer crops. This class will place emphasis on
organic soil amendments using compost and cover crops. Elly
will show you how to keep your plants healthy throughout
the season with organic fertilizing methods and pest management. Discussion will include how to build and maintain a
compost pile. Class is held outdoors in the instructor’s garden.
Wear weather appropriate outdoor clothing, socks, comfortable
shoes and a hat. Bring pen and paper for note taking. Restroom
facilities are not available. *Directions to instructor’s home will
be given upon registration.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Sat, Apr 1
8 – 11 a.m.
Instructor’s Garden*
$29
Prospecting
with Veteran rospector Tom Tierney
Cash in with the sport of weekend prospecting – the history
of prospecting, gold identification and the rock formations
associated with gold, gold recovery and more. Travel to the
hills to test your skills at a placer gold claim using prospecting
and metal detecting equipment in a hands-on demonstration. *Classes 1 and 2 meet in the classroom, classes 3 and 4 are
field trips to Ash Canyon and class 5 is an equipment demo.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Sat, Apr 1 – 29
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
SVC
900
$49
Nonprofit
Nonprofit organizations are key to a community’s growth
and development. With this certificate program taught by
Rachel Gray, you can gain skills and strategies needed to
become an integral part of your organization. Participants
will be awarded 1.5 CEUs per class or 6 CEUs for the entire
four-course program. Majority funding for this program is
provided by the Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona.
Nonprofit Management Theory and Practice
Examine the historical development of nonprofit organizations in the United States. Compare and contrast for-profit
organizations and nonprofit organizations, and learn how to
create a nonprofit organization including examination of
current IRS regulations for nonprofits.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Fri/Sat,
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
A108
$89
Feb 10 & 11
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Development and Fundraising
Gain knowledge about the basics of fundraising and
development; the different sources of gifts—individuals,
corporations, foundations, governments and planned gifts;
financial development strategies; basic proposal writing;
prospect research; and the laws and regulations that govern
fundraising. In addition, you can learn the basics that will help
you develop a fundraising plan for your organization.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Fri/Sat,
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
A108
$89
Mar 17 & 18
Board Effectiveness and Strategic Planning Basics
Connect board and staff roles and responsibilities; the evolution of a nonprofit board; how to recruit more qualified board
members; conducting an effective board meeting; utilizing
committees to achieve the board’s goals; the basics of strategic planning; and increasing the board’s participation in the
fundraising process.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Fri/Sat,
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
A108
$89
Apr 7 & 8
Nonprofit Marketing and Communications
Boost your knowledge about marketing as applied to nonprofit organizations, including comparisons between marketing for-profit businesses versus nonprofit organizations.
Survey some of the benefits afforded to nonprofit organizations in television, radio and print media. You will also inspect
some of the major social media sites and how these sites are
used to benefit a nonprofit organization’s public “face.” Finally,
you can learn how to create a marketing plan tailored specifically for a nonprofit organization.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Fri/Sat,
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
A108
$89
Apr 28 & 29
Finance for Nonprofits
with Katrina B. LaDue, CPA, CGMA
Today's nonprofit organizations face accounting challenges
uniquely diverse from the for-profit sector. A
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financially well-run charity, whether large or
small, will be more effective, achieve its mission, and
increase donor confidence. Volunteers, directors and board
members need to implement a code of ethics and proper
internal controls, acknowledge required audit and budget
procedures, understand financial statements and ensure
proper accounting for donations. Katrina will show you how
these can be successfully implemented.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Fri/Sat,
8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
A108
$79
Mar 3 & 4
QuickBooks for Nonprofits I
with Sid Downey
You can manage nonprofit accounts correctly using QuickBooks for Nonprofits. This program, included as part of the
standard QuickBooks software, offers options unique to nonprofit organizations. Over the course of this module, you can
learn to set up QuickBooks for your organization, develop a
chart of accounts and record income and expenses.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Mon, May 1
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
G104
$89
QuickBooks for Nonprofits II
with Sid Downey
Topics covered in this module include preparing financial
statements and reports, budgets, banking and payroll. Prerequisite: completion of QuickBooks for Nonprofits I or previous
experience with QuickBooks.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Mon, May 8
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
DTC
G104
$89
Researching the Grant Opportunity
Lay your groundwork with research. Session one in our grant
writing series will be dedicated to research on local, state,
federal and private funding opportunities and possibilities.
You will be shown how to obtain the necessary information
to match your organization's needs to potential funding
agencies. At the end of the class, you will have selected a
grant agency and conducted the necessary research to match
your organization's needs with that of the funder. In the next
session, the grant application writing process will begin.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Apr 5
8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$59
Developing the Grant Application
Focus on the basic concepts of every application process as
you begin to develop your grant application in session two of
the series. You will conduct research on demographic information as well as other critical resources that are required.
During this 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
Cost
Wed, Apr 12
8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$59
Completing the Grant Application
Complete your individual application in the final session of
the grant writing series. A peer review and discussion period,
along with individual instruction, will occur. All aspects of
budgeting and evaluation will be discussed. Finally, you will
be given information about what occurs after a grant award
is received, the proper way of dealing with staff as well as
reporting and compliance issues. By the end of this class, you
can have a completed application ready to send to a grant
agency.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Apr 19
8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
DTC
G104
$59
Professional Development
Grant Writing Series
with Jay Lane
Students enrolling in this series must take all three classes. Jay
Lane is an experienced, professional grant writer. This threepart series takes you from research to the completed,
ready-to-mail grant.
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Special Interest
Estate Planning
Start early and take steps to protect your estate! Receive
information about the basics of estate planning from Paul W.
Melo, an experienced local attorney.
Power of Attorney
Kick off this series by learning about medical, mental and
property power of attorney as well as living wills.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Feb 8
10 – 11 a.m.
DTC
G106
$19
Wills and Probate
Next in the lineup for the Estate Planning Series will be discussion about last will and probate.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Feb 15
10 – 11 a.m.
DTC
G106
$19
Living Trusts…
Last but not least, the final session of the Estate Planning
Series will cover living trusts and other tools of estate planning.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Wed, Feb 22
10 – 11 a.m.
DTC
G106
$19
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Modern Survival – When ALL Hell Breaks Loose!
with Vincent Pinto
Have you ever wondered if you have the knowledge, skills
and mettle to live through a wide range of personal, natural and societal disasters? Would you
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know what to do when the electrical grid goes
down or if severe weather cuts you off from the rest of civilization? Vincent will reveal skills and preparations required to
minimize the dangers during a natural disaster and maximize
your survival during social unrest, home invasion and other
potentially devastating scenarios. You can experience an
interactive slide show, an Urban Walk, and numerous applied
activities throughout this practical class. In addition, you will
practice several mock survival scenarios where you can
detect a multitude of modern survival gear options. Class fee
includes cost of Bug-out Bag (a modern survival kit). Wear
weather appropriate clothing, comfortable walking shoes and a
hat. Bring your lunch, snacks, water, a notebook and pen.
*Enrollment deadline for this class is Monday, February 13
– no refunds after this date.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
SCI-1109 $99
Sat, Feb 25*
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
SVC
Down to Your Roots:
An Introduction to Genealogy Research
with Jean Walker
Dig into your roots and discover information about your
family history. Jean is an experienced genealogist. She will
show you how to get started and survey six ways in which
you can begin to collect data about your family history. She
will also cover record keeping and a variety of source documents that you might find throughout your genealogical
research.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Tue/Thur,
5 – 8 p.m.
DTC
G106
$39
Mar 7 & 9
History of Beer
with Matthew Brown – National Beer Judge
Obtain information about the history of beer and the various
styles that have evolved. You will be seeing firstNEW
hand the ingredients and processes in a state-ofthe-art microbrewery. You will receive four samples
of widely varying beer styles to try and leave with a 32-ounce
growler of your favorite. *This class will be held at the Tombstone Brewing Company, 107 E. Toughnut Street, Tombstone AZ.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Sun, Apr 9
12 – 3 p.m.
Tombstone Brewery* $49
Paid to Talk: Introduction to Voice Over
with Voice Coaches
Ever been told you have a great voice? From audio books and
cartoons to documentaries, commercials and more, this class
will introduce you to the growing field of voice over. Become
acquainted with what the pros look for, how to prepare and
where to find work in your area! Discussion will cover industry
pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you will have an opportunity to record a
short professional script under the direction of the instructor.
This class is fun, realistic and a great first step for anyone
interested in the voice over field. For more information, visit
www.voicecoaches.com/gptt.
Date
Time
Location
Room
Cost
Tue, Apr 25
6:30 –9 p.m.
DTC
G106
$29
Trips and Tours
*Trips have individual registration
deadlines and refund policies due
to logistical issues and third party
confirmation requirements. Please
take note of this information in the
course description. All return times
are approximate.
A Birder’s Dream
with Jeff Babson
Whitewater Draw is a birding hotspot made famous by the
thousands of wintering Sandhill Cranes that call it home for
several months each year. On this trip, you will observe these
magnificent birds as they come to roost after feeding in
nearby agricultural fields, loaf on sandbars and give their
ethereal vocalizations. You can also see many species of
waterfowl, raptors and other birds. Wear weather appropriate
outdoor clothing, socks and comfortable walking shoes, hat and
sunscreen. Binoculars recommended. *Enrollment deadline is
Friday, January 27 – no refunds after this date.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Sat, Feb 4*
Depart 8 a.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
$49
Return 1 p.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
Exploring the Pajarita Wilderness
with Vincent Pinto
Remote Sycamore Canyon is the centerpiece of the 7,420 acre
Pajarita Wilderness – home to perennial
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Sycamore Creek. Part of the Canyon is designated
the Goodding Research Natural Area due to the richness of more than 625 unique plant species. Instructor Vincent Pinto will guide you through this one-of-a-kind
wilderness. Along the way you can seek the area’s wildlife,
meet its unique plants, ascertain the uses of native plants and
pick up a few wilderness survival skills. During this slowpaced, 3-mile walk you can marvel at spectacular rock spires,
cliffs and other geologic wonders. This trail is often rocky with
one short, steeper section, and is intended for fit participants
that can easily navigate rocky, occasionally wet, uneven and
steep terrain. Wear appropriate clothing: hiking shoes, warm and
cool clothing options and sun hat. Bring a day pack with several
quarts of water, lunch, and snacks for rest stops. Early March
weather varies from the 50’s to the 80’s during the day.
*Enrollment deadline is Friday, February 24 – no refunds
after this date.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Sat, Mar 4*
Depart 7 a.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
$79
Return 5:30 p.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
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Raven’s Nest Eco-Tour and Starry Safari
with Vincent Pinto
Connect with nature on an inspirational eco-tour, delicious
organic dinner and amazing starry skies at Raven's Nest
Nature Sanctuary by Patagonia Lake. Wildlife Biologist, Ethnobotanist and Naturalist Vincent Pinto will guide you around
this pristine nature sanctuary that serves as a template of sustainable living practices including rainwater harvesting systems, riparian recovery projects, nature trails, organic gardens,
native landscaping and much more. After the eco-tour, dinner
will be served at the African-style safari tented camp followed
by amazing Arizona astronomy. Using high-tech equipment,
you will be able to observe Mars, Venus, the Great Nebula of
Orion, the Andromeda Galaxy, and other deep sky objects.
Vincent will also share facts as well as myths associated with
our starry constellations. Wear appropriate outdoor clothing,
socks and comfortable walking shoes, hat and unscented sun-
screen. Bring a water bottle, snacks, flashlight and a warm jacket
to wear during the evening. Camera and binoculars are optional.
The total distance covered will be about 1.5 miles – plan for various terrains with hills and some rocky areas. *Enrollment deadline is Friday, February 10 – no refunds after this date.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Depart 1 p.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
$95
Sat, Feb 18*
Return 9:30 p.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
Trips and Tours
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Quintessential Arizona: Tonto Basin Field Trip
with Glenn Minuth
Take in the Tonto Basin’s steeped scenery and Native American history making it a prime example of Arizona’s
beauty. Experience this jewel during an overnight
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field trip in Payson. On day one, visit Tonto Natural
Bridge State Park, the largest natural travertine bridge in the
world. Views under the bridge provide a spectacular scene of
dripping spring water showering the creek below. Hiking will
include the 500-feet-long Anna Mae Trail leading down to
Pine Creek Trail and The Natural Bridge. Then we will traverse
under the bridge to return on the 2,200-feet-long Gowan Trail.
On day two, activities include visits to the Lower Cliff Dwelling
of the Salado Pueblo Ruins in Tonto National Monument and
to the Besha Ba Gowah Archaeological Park. While there, we
will visit the museum, the botanical gardens and the gift shop.
Trail difficulty during this trip is moderate to high. Terrain will be
rocky, uneven and wet at times requiring good coordination and
balance. You need to be physically able to negotiate vertical trail
challenges and under the bridge navigation. A complete itinerary and packing list will be provided prior to your trip. Bring a
picnic lunch and snacks for personal consumption. Friday night
dinner is no host in Payson. Registration includes transportation,
instructional guide and one-night lodging with breakfast at
Quality Inn. *Enrollment deadline is Friday, February 10 – no
refunds after this date.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Depart 6 a.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
$295 dbl
Fri/Sat,
Mar 10 & 11
Return 7 p.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
$395 sgl
Camp Naco and Slaughter Ranch
with Rebecca Orozco
Ignite your sense of adventure with a tour of two great historic landmarks in Cochise County. Historic Camp Naco is the
site for the Battle of Naco—the only Army outpost that had
permanent buildings during the early 1900s. This tour includes ample time for you to explore the protected buildings
and grounds. The Slaughter Ranch homestead includes the
old adobe house, granary, ice house, commissary, wash house
and barns. Participants will be guided through the museum
and given an overview of the history of this National Historic
Landmark. Wear weather appropriate outdoor clothing, socks
and comfortable walking shoes, hat and sunscreen. Bring water,
a sack lunch and snacks. *Enrollment deadline is Friday,
March 24 – no refunds after this date.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Sat, Apr 1*
Lecture 8 – 9 a.m.
SVC, Room 701
$85
Depart 9 a.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
Return 4 p.m.
SVC– Pkg Lot D
Flagstaff’s Top 5
with Glenn Minuth
Be part of a three-day excursion to the top five attractions in
the Flagstaff area. Itinerary begins at Riordan
Mansion State Historic Park to see a prime examNEW
ple of arts and crafts architecture; next, the Lowell
Observatory and it’s array of research telescopes with a peek
into ongoing campus research; visit Walnut Canyon Pueblo
Ruin, hike the Island Trail to the island-based pueblo built by
the Sinagua people; hike on cinders over the 1-mile Bonito
Lava Flow at Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument – our
state’s youngest volcanic feature; visit Wupatki National Monument Traverse where ancient pueblos dot red-rock outcroppings across miles of prairie. This monument represents a
cultural crossroads and preserves the Citadel and Wupatki
pueblos, home to numerous groups of people over thousands of years. A complete itinerary and packing list will be
provided prior to your trip. Bring a picnic lunch and snacks for
personal consumption. The trails visited during this trip are strenuous difficulty, especially for those not acclimated to 7,000 ft.
elevation. You must be able to hike a trail that descends 185 vertical feet into the canyon, and returns the same way. Trails have
steep canyon terrain and many stairs. Registration includes
transportation, instructional guide and two-nights lodging with
breakfast at La Quinta Inn. *Enrollment deadline is Friday,
March 24 – no refunds after this date.
Cost
Location
Time
Date
$439 dbl
SVC– Pkg Lot D
Depart 6 a.m.
Fri – Sun,
$539 sgl
SVC – Pkg Lot D
Return 7 p.m.
Apr 21 – 23*
Birding the Huachucas
with Jeff Babson
The Huachuca Mountains are legendary among birders for
their incredible diversity. On this trip, you will
visit some of the locales, on the canyon’s western
NEW
slopes, that have made the Huachucas famous.
Spring migration will be in full swing, making this an exciting
time to view hummingbirds, flycatchers, warblers, and other
birds. Wear weather appropriate clothing, hat, sunscreen and
sturdy shoes for walking on mountain trails (not too strenuous).
Bring snacks or a sack lunch and a water bottle. Binoculars recommended. *Enrollment deadline is Friday, April 14 – no
refunds after this date.
Cost
Location
Time
Date
$49
SVC– Pkg Lot D
Depart 8 a.m.
Sat, Apr 22*
SVC– Pkg Lot D
Return 1 p.m.
Beginner's Guide to Identifying Hummingbirds
with Charles W. Melton
Hummingbirds are fascinating creatures. Their iridescent
colors and amazing flying abilities make them a
favorite subject for nature watchers. More than
NEW
14 species have been recorded from this area of
Arizona. Discern how to identify these flying jewels in the
classroom and test your identification skills with real hummingbirds in the field session in Ash Canyon. For lecture please
bring note taking materials. Recommended text: Hummingbirds of North America: The Photographic Guide by Steve N.
G. Howell. For field trip, wear weather appropriate clothing, hat,
sunscreen and walking shoes. Bring binoculars, field guide, water
and snacks. *We will meet at the Sierra Vista Campus and caravan to Ash Canyon.
Room Cost
Location
Time
Date
G106 $35
Thur, Apr 27 Lecture 6 – 7:30 p.m. DTC
Field Trip 8 – 10 a.m. SVC– Pkg Lot D*
Sat, Apr 29
Yoga Foundations
with Macaela Cashman
This class is for the true yoga beginner so you can reap the
benefits of balancing your mind, body and spirit. Despite
preconceptions, you do not need to be flexible to do yoga.
You can experience gentle yoga in a relaxing, supportive
environment. Macaela will show you variations of poses so
you can adjust your practice to meet your needs. A yoga mat
is required to attend class. Bring your yoga mat, strap and two
4-inch yoga blocks to class.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Tue, Jan 3 – 17
5 – 6 p.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$30
Tue, Jan 24 – Mar 7
5 – 6 p.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$70
Tue, Mar 14 – Apr 25
5 – 6 p.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$70
Yoga with Macaela
with Macaela Cashman
Reap benefits, reduce stress and experience yoga that is gentle and meditative while still toning and strengthening for
those wanting a little extra challenge. You’ve heard “no pain,
no gain?” Macaela’s mantra is “No pain – no pain is our aim!”
You can learn to listen to your body for better health and
overall awareness. A yoga mat is required to attend class. Bring
your yoga mat, strap and two 4-inch yoga blocks to class.
Time
Location
Cost
Date
Wed, Jan 4 – 18
5 – 6 p.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$30
Wed, Jan 25 – Mar 8
5 – 6 p.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$70
Wed, Mar 15 – Apr 26
5 – 6 p.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$70
Rejuvenate Vitality!
with Karla Hansen from Fitness Friend, LLC
Achieve greater mobility and overall physical endurance
through weekly routines created to increase balance,
strength and cardio-vascular functioning in a no-to-low
impact, less stress environment. Improvements in general
well-being may be possible for those with workplace or
lifestyle deconditioning issues. It's all about posture, alignment, muscles and motion. Sit down, hang out at the barre,
and let's bounce balls, stretch bands, bend bars, do Body
Blades and bodies! Fitness can be fun for anyone! Class has 11
sessions.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Tue/Thur, Feb 7 – Mar 14
11:30 a.m. –
SVC Fit Ctr
$69
12:30 p.m.
Core on the Floor
with Karla Hansen from Fitness Friend, LLC
Let Karla introduce you to safe, effective physical awareness
to rejuvenate your body. Strengthening your abdominal, back
and pelvic muscles will help you improve your everyday
physical activity. Karla will teach you a variety of exercises
using slow, intense intervals with wedges, weights and balance to fortify your core muscles. Workplace and lifestyle
habits contribute to deconditioning and increasing limitations regardless of age. Bring a yoga mat. Class has 11 sessions.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Wed, Feb 8 – Apr 19
10 – 11 a.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$69
Wellness
Stretchercize
with Barbara Bugbee and Julia Jones
Stretch, flex and tone your muscles. This classic course has
developed a stretching program ideal for you as you get
ready for your day! You can join this 17-week course at any
time. Bring your own mat. *No class on Monday, January 16 –
Martin Luther King Day; Monday, February 20 – President’s Day.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Mon/Tue/Thur,
7:30 – 8:30 a.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$13
Jan 2 – Apr 27*
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Weighted Hula Hoops Fitness
with Karla Hansen from Fitness Friend, LLC
Reset your core with cardio, strength, and balance! Hula
Hoops work your entire body from head to toe. Laugh, sweat,
lose weight, gain posture and improve stability. You can ‘hoop
it up’ and burn 250 – 600 calories an hour! Karla will show you
how to slowly burn fat away with endurance training and
intense interval bursts. You will also use additional methods
of circuit training with stretch bands, wrist/ankle weights,
steps, arcs, pods and music. Class has 11 sessions.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Wed, Feb 8 – Apr 19
11:30 a.m. –
SVC Fit Ctr
$69
12:30 p.m.
Nurture the Woman’s Soul
with Veronica Squyres, MA
Be part of caring and open discussions about women’s issues.
Veronica will encourage you to find ways to feed your spirit,
recharge your energy and revamp your thinking. You will
scrutinize the power of beliefs and uncover new, uplifting
ways to think and be. Spirituality, willpower, movement and
resilience will be welcomed in a mutually supportive atmosphere. Feel the power of the group work for you. Class meets
four times.
Date
Time
Location
Room Cost
Sat, Feb 11 – Mar 4
11 a.m. –
DTC
E105
$35
12:30 p.m.
Sleep Better, Feel Better
with Veronica Squyres, MA
Feel more energized and productive by developing new
habits for better sleep and hacks to quiet the mind. Topics
will include the sleep stages, dreams, habits, mindfulness and
re-wiring your brain. Build strategies to simmer down the
effects of stress, form new habits and get better sleep!
Date
Time
Location
Room Cost
Wed, Mar 1 & 8
1 – 3 p.m.
DTC
A111
$29
Discovering Your Path to Inner Peace
with Macaela Cashman
Meditation shines light on the workings of the mind. This
class will inspect a variety of techniques for finding peace,
acceptance, joy and the best meditation technique for you.
You will work with the breath, walk with attention, visualize
for concentration and tune into our senses to amplify awareness of the present. Questions and discussion will make this a
shared experience. Each time this class is offered there will be
something new to learn about your path to inner peace. This
course offers continuous growth to students. Your body may
cool down when meditating. There will be chairs available, but
you can bring a yoga mat, blanket or cushion to sit on as well.
Wear comfortable clothes. Class has three sessions.
Date
Time
Location
Cost
Sat, Mar 11 – 25
9 – 10:30 a.m.
SVC Fit Ctr
$30
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) New Certification
with Neil Gago
Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to evaluate and
manage the first 10 minutes of a witnessed adult ventricular
fibrillation cardiac arrest. Essentials of the course and the
skills and didactic information are contained in the 10 core
ACLS cases: respiratory arrest, pulseless ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia (VF/VT) treated with an AED,
VF/VT refractory to initial defibrillation, pulseless electrical
activity, asystole, acute coronary syndromes, bradycardia,
stable tachycardia, unstable tachycardia and acute ischemic
stroke. Students successfully completing the knowledge and
skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculum of this AHA
course are eligible to receive the ACLS course completion card.
This is a two-day class.
Date
Time
Location
Room Cost
Thur/Fri, Jan 26 & 27 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC
G106 $179
Thur/Fri, Feb 23 & 24 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC
G106 $179
Thur/Fri, Apr 20 & 21 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC
G106 $179
American Heart Association — Heartsaver Basic Life
Support for Healthcare Providers
with Neil Gago
Basic life support will cover CPR for adult, infant and child as
well as the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) in
accordance with AHA guidelines. Core material covered will
be: adult, child, and infant CPR, ventilations with a barrier
device, 1 and 2 rescuer techniques, use of the bag-valve mask,
automated external defibrillation (AED), and aid for choking
victims. Students successfully completing this course will qualify
for a two-year certification.
Date
Time
Location Room Cost
Sat, Feb 11
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
G106
$49
Sat, Apr 22
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
DTC
G106
$49
American Heart Association — Heartsaver First Aid,
CPR and Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
with Neil Gago
Learn to manage illness and injuries within the first few minutes until professional help arrives. This class is for any person
who wants to acquire important life-saving skills or has a duty
to respond to a first aid or cardiac emergency because of job
responsibilities or regulatory requirements. Course content
includes general principles of CPR/AED and first aid for medical and injury emergencies. Students successfully completing
this course will qualify for a two-year certification.
Date
Time
Location
Room Cost
Sat, Feb 25
9 a.m. –3 p.m.
DTC
G106
$69
Sat, Apr 1
9 a.m. –3 p.m.
DTC
G106
$69
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Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Recertification
with Neil Gago
Refresh your knowledge about the skills necessary to get
recertified according to American Heart Association's standards and guidelines for management of the pediatric
patient in respiratory distress, shock and/or cardiopulmonary
failure. Lecture and lab simulations are used to promote effective learning of vital skills. Students who successfully complete the knowledge and skills evaluations in accordance with
the curriculum of this AHA course are eligible to receive the PALS
course completion card. This is a one-day class.
Date
Time
Location
Room Cost
Fri, Feb 10
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC
G106 $129
Fri, Apr 7
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC
G106 $129
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Recertification
with Neil Gago
Refresh your knowledge and get recertified in the skills
necessary to evaluate and manage the first 10 minutes of a
witnessed adult ventricular fibrillation cardiac arrest. Essentials of the course and the skills and didactic information are
contained in the 10 core ACLS cases: respiratory arrest, pulseless ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia (VF/VT)
treated with an AED, VF/VT refractory to initial defibrillation,
pulseless electrical activity, asystole, acute coronary syndromes, bradycardia, stable tachycardia, unstable tachycardia
and acute ischemic stroke. Students successfully completing the
knowledge and skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculum of this AHA course are eligible to receive the ACLS course
completion card. This is a one-day class.
Date
Time
Location
Room Cost
Fri, Mar 24
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC
G106
$129
Wellness — Allied Health
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
New Certification
with Neil Gago
The Pediatric Advanced Life Support Course presents the
American Heart Association's standards and guidelines for
management of the pediatric patient in respiratory distress,
shock and/or cardiopulmonary failure. Lecture and lab simulations are used to promote effective learning of essential
skills. Students successfully completing the knowledge and skills
evaluations in accordance with the curriculum of this AHA
course are eligible to receive the PALS course completion card.
This is a two-day class.
Date
Time
Location
Room Cost
Thur/Fri, Jan 12 & 13 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC
G106 $179
Thur/Fri, Mar 9 & 10 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC
G106 $179
Our Instructors
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Katrina LaDue is the Director of Finance and Administration for Premier Alliances,
Inc., a local non-profit organization. She has more than fifteen years’ experience in
accounting and finance, including many opportunities to sit on non-profit boards.
Her experience includes accounting, tax return preparation and audit services for
non-profit and government organizations.
Katrina is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, with an Accounting
Certification from David Lipscomb University, a graduate of Cochise College NonProfit Management Course, and currently participating in Leadership Sierra Vista,
class of 2017. She is a Certified Public Accountant, a Chartered Global Management Accountant, and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public
Accountants. Katrina is active in the Sierra Vista community, having served on the
board for the Fort Huachuca Community Spouses Club, serving as co-chair of the
Sierra Vista United Methodist Church finance committee and singing with the
SVUMC Choir.
Randi Burros began a military career as a German linguist and went on to earn
his B.A. in German Language and M.A. in International Relations. He spent years
teaching the enlisted and officer intelligence analyst courses on Fort Huachuca,
and after receiving a degree in education, he began teaching the basic instructor course for the Intelligence Center.
He enjoys studying foreign languages, national security issues, and the history
of early Christianity. Randi now spends his free time teaching Intelligence and
National Security courses for the University of Arizona South, and volunteering for the Sierra Vista Sister Cities Commission. He sees teaching as a way to
share his passions and create a dialogue with others.
Kate Scott is a certified veterinary technician, wildlife preservationist, and environmental educator working from her heart and spirit to guide the community to live in right
relationship with their wild neighbors. She is co-founder, with her husband Tony Heath,
of the non-profit Madrean Archipelago Wildlife Center, and lives lightly on Mother
Earth at Birdland Ranch Wildlife Conservation Area in the Huachuca Mountains with
her husband Tony and four-leggeds, Tom, Frida, Billie and feathered family member
Bebel.
Kate shares her curiosity and enthusiam for this region (her home!) as well as a
passion to help others discover the beauty of compassionate coexistence with all
things wild in the most biologically diverse corner of the world, the Madrean
Archipelago ecoregion.
The Cochise College Small Business Development Center is staffed with professional business counselors, analysts and 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 your reach.
Due to funding from the SBA and Cochise College together with their continued commitment to community outreach, we
provide, without cost, one-on-one business counseling.
Our mission is to help small businesses in Cochise County achieve success. To accomplish this
goal, we provide a variety of confidential services and referrals to small business
owners and entrepreneurs in Cochise County.
Our office is located in the Cochise College Downtown
Center. We extend outreach to all of Cochise County. We
are here to help make your business a success, and through
your success, help improve the economy of our communities.
Community Outreach
MAKE OUR TEAM YOUR TEAM!
From A to Z, We Have What Your Business Needs to Succeed.
Call (520) 515-5478 or (800) 966-7943, ext. 5478 to find out
more or to make an 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 Health
and Social Services and Wellness Depot – Canyon Vista Medical Center.
Contact Suzanne at 432-9493 for registration information.
Register at www.cochise.edu/cll
FREE HEALTHY LIVING
WORKSHOP
Brown Bag Lecture Series
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Brown Bag Lectures
Bring your lunch and enjoy the free Spring 2017 Lecture Series at our new
Downtown Center, 2600 E Wilcox Drive, Room G106
on Wednesday from 12:10 – 1 p.m.
January 25
Child Abuse
Judianne Lee
February 1
Past, Present & Future of Community Colleges
Dr. Clyne Namuo, Dean of Business & Technology
February 8
Emotional Freedom Technique aka Tapping
Carla Boyd, M. Ed and Certified Health Coach
February 15
Zapotec Weaving
Alex Martinez
February 22
Painting a Mural – from A to Z
Ricardo S. Alonzo
March 15
Abu Dhabi and Dubai
Sharon Gilman, Director, Center for Lifelong Learning
March 22
Historic Scottish Sites and Hiking Scotland Trails
Bob Luce
March 1
Spousal Abuse
Judianne Lee
March 29
Organic, Conventional & GMO Food Differences:
What’s the Big Deal
Pam Chandler, BSN, Wellness Manager, SV Ford Coop
March 8
Identifying Chemicals in Illegal Drugs
Thom Brown
April 5
Nutrition & Disability, Part 1 of 4
Carla Boyd, M. Ed and Certified Health Coach
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The Center for Lifelong Learning continuously
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adults, have knowledge or experience you like
to share and a passion for learning, we would
like to know about you. Please apply online!
We will contact you to discuss specific class
hours for one or two days. Longer classes can
be scheduled if necessary based on the
program.
Apply at: www.cochise.edu/hr
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proposals and ideas. Typical classes run 4 – 8
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Five Easy Ways to Register
1• ONLINE
Register anytime, day or night, online. Go to
www.cochise.edu/cll click on classes and
follow the prompts.
Center for Lifelong Learning
Registration Form
Name ________________________________________ Date ________
Mailing Address________________________________________________
2 • PHONE
Call (520) 515-5492 to register by phone using
your credit card.
3 • WALK IN
Drop by our office and register in person with
one of our friendly staff members. We are
located at the Downtown Center, 2600 E
Wilcox Drive, Room G101.
4 • SMARTPHONE
Open a “barcode scanner”
app on your smartphone
or iPad, point your
phone’s camera at the
code and scan.
5 • MAIL
Fill out the registration form (right), make
check or money order payable to Cochise
College and mail with your registration to:
Cochise College
Attn: Center for Lifelong Learning
901 N. Colombo Avenue
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
City ______________________________ State ______ Zip __________
Home Phone ______________________ Cell ______________________
Work ____________________________ Other______________________
Email ________________________________________________________
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additional class information.
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Disability Accommodations
Anyone needing an accommodation in order
to attend a class will need to contact the
Office of Disability Services, at (520) 515-5337
or (520) 417-4023 at least 72 hours in advance.
Date ______________________________ Fee ______________________
Groups/Organizations
We will be glad to prepare a class tailored to
your needs—held at your location or at
Cochise College. For more information call
(520) 515-5492, (800) 966-7943, ext. 5492 or
email [email protected].
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Registration Deadline:
Registration payments must be received in the office prior to the class start time or by noon on Friday for weekend classes. Trip fees have
individual registration deadlines. See each class for that deadline requirement. Instructors will not accept registration payment at any time.
Exact cash amount or check only for in-class purchases or kit fees.
Classes that do not meet the minimum student requirement will be cancelled before the actual class date. Register early to ensure the
class you desire to take will be a go.
Cancellation and Refund Policy: The Cochise College Center for Lifelong Learning reserves the right to cancel course offerings with a full
refund. Full refunds will be given to students who provide us with their cancellation notice five business days prior to the class start date. A $10
cancellation fee will be charged for late cancellations. See individual cancellation policies for Trips and Tours at the end of each course
description.
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Anytime, Anywhere!
Four Easy Steps:
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and convenient. Go to
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browse classes!
1. Find Your Courses
Browse through more than 100
courses to find the ones that are
right for you.
2. Create Account
Before you can register for a
course, you must click on Your
Account to create a profile.
3. Add to Cart
You may add multiple items to
your basket.
4. Proceed to Checkout
Enter your payment information
to complete your registration and
guarantee your access to the
courses you desire.
Once your registration is
approved, we will send you a
receipt for your records.
Bestsellers
Knife Skills — January 28
Watercolor Pencil Workshop — February 11 and 12
Computer Series for Apple — Begins March 8
Discovering Your Path to Inner Peace — Begins March 11
Upcoming Trips and Tours
Please check each trip for registration deadlines
A Birder’s Dream — February 4
Raven’s Nest Eco-Tour and Starry Safari — February 18
Exploring the Pajarita Wilderness — March 4
Quintessential Arizona: Tonto Basin Field Trip — March 10 & 11
Camp Naco and Slaughter Ranch — April 1
Flagstaff’s Top 5 — April 21—23
Birding the Huachucas — April 22
Beginner’s Guide to Identifying Hummingbirds — April 29
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