Aspen & Carbondale Summer 2018 Class Schedule · CMC ASPEN & CARBONDALE Summer Class Schedule 2018...

Info on Glenwood Springs classes, please see page 36.

Registration is Open! Classes Start May 21

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COLORADOMOUNTAIN COLLEGE

Aspen & Carbondale

CMC ASPEN & CARBONDALE Summer Class Schedule 2018

GETTING STARTEDColorado Mountain College o�ers �ve registration options, depending on your admissions status.online www.coloradomtn.edu/register, for all students. Current degree-seeking students can register at https://basecamp.coloradomtn.edu phone (current students only) Aspen: 970.925.7740Carbondale: 970.963.2172

fax (current students only) Aspen: 970.925.6045Carbondale: 970.963.2325in person See O�ce Hours

mail CMC Aspen / 255 Sage Way Aspen, CO / 81611CMC Carbondale / 690 Colorado Ave Carbondale, CO / 81623

DROPS & REFUNDSTo drop a class, students must login to Basecamp and drop online or �ll out a Class Add/Drop form and submit it to the campus To receive a refund, make sure the class is dropped by the listed refund date in this publication or on website. Students that drop classes after the refund date will not receive a refund.

SCHEDULE/HOLIDAYSMemorial Day: May 28

Independence Day: July 4

ASPEN CAMPUS INFORMATION Aspen Campus / 0255 Sage Way, Aspen, CO 81611 / 970.925.7740 / [email protected]

Monday–Thursday, 8am–9:30pm* / Friday, 8am–5pm

*Evening closing hours vary with the academic calendar

and dismissal of the latest evening class.

CARBONDALE CAMPUS INFORMATION Carbondale Campus /690 Colorado Ave, Carbondale, CO 81623 / T: 970.963.2172 / F: 970.963.2325

Monday–Thursday, 8am–8pm* / Friday, 8am–4:45pm

*Evening closing hours vary with the academic calendar

and dismissal of the latest evening class.

Colorado Mountain College does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, gender identity, marital status, national or ethnic origin, political a�liation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, veteran status, and family and genetic information, or in its programs and activities, as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and as provided in other applicable statutes and College policies. The College prohibits sexual and gender-based harassment, including sexual assault, and other forms of interpersonal violence. To obtain more information regarding non-discrimination policies, visit http://coloradomtn.edu/about-cmc/notice-of-nondiscrimination/ or contact Lisa Doak, Title IX Coordinator, [email protected], 970-947-8351, or Angela Wurtsmith, Director of Human Resources, [email protected], 970-947-8311.

CREDIT CLASSES 08 ART

10 BUSINESS

11 COLLEGE COMPOSITION & READING

11 COMPUTERS & APPLICATIONS

11 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

11 FOREIGN LANGUAGE

11 HEALTH & WELLNESS

12 HUMANITIES

12 MUSIC

06 ONLINE LEARNING

13 OUTDOOR & PHYSICAL

ACTIVITIES

14 SCIENCE

14 SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

ESL & GED15 ENGLISH AS A SECOND

LANGUAGE

15 GED

NON CREDIT CLASSES16 ART

18 BUSINESS

20 COMPUTERS & APPLICATIONS

20 COMMUNICATION & ENGLISH

21 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

22 MUSIC

23 PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES

CONTENTS

LOCATION KEYAS CMC Aspen, 0255 Sage Way, AspenAM Aspen Meadows, 845 Meadows Rd, AspenAMF Aspen Music Festival, 980 N. 3rd St, AspenARC Aspen Recreation Center, 0861 Maroon Creek Rd, AspenBMS Basalt Middle School, 51 School St, BasaltBP Basalt Pool, 0600 Elk Run Dr, BasaltCM Crown Mountain Tennis Court, 0020 Eagle County Dr, El JebelGB The Gym of Basalt, 82 Duroux Ln, Basalt GW CMC Glenwood Springs, 1402 Blake Ave, Glenwood SpringsLC CMC Carbondale Lappala Center, 690 Colorado Ave, CarbondaleLP Launchpad, 76 S. 4th St, CarbondaleRFA Roaring Fork Aikikai, 2553 Dolores Way, CarbondaleTAC The Aspen Clinic, 1460 E. Valley Rd, Suite 221, BasaltTSC Third Street Center, 520 S 3rd St, Suite 28, CarbondaleVYB Vimana Yoga, 2300 Two Rivers Rd, Suite 36, BasaltWH Whitehorse Yoga, 105 Village Lane, Carbondale

ON THE COVER Yessica Morano Cervantes is an international student from Mexico. She began at CMC taking art classes and now will be graduating with an associate of arts degree in May.

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S Y N D A Y T I M E D A T E S L O C F A C U L T Y R E F U N D W I T H D R A W I N - D I S T R I C T

What is the CMC Learning Materials Program?The CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP) is a textbook rental and purchasing program to provide students with their textbooks for the �rst day of class.

How do I know if my class is part of the program?Each class will state whether it is part of the LMP and those classes that require textbooks will have a book symbol & in the course title. NOT all classes that are part of the LMP will require textbooks.

How does ordering my textbooks work?When students add a course, their books are automatically ordered in the CMC LMP. Degree seeking students will see a $26/credit charge on their student schedule when they register for credit classes. Auditing students will not be charged for the textbooks and will have to order the book(s).

How do I �nd the textbooks that were ordered for me or that I need to order?The CMC LMP dashboard can be accessed at Basecamp > CMC Apps > CMC Learning Material Program. For more information check with the Aspen (970.925.7740) or Carbondale (970.963.2172)campuses.

LEARNING MATERIALS PROGRAM

ACCUPLACER DATES ASPEN TESTING DATES

Thursday 4/19 @ 5:30pmWednesday 4/25 @ 9:00amThursday 5/8 @ 5;30pmThursday 5/17 @ 9:00am

CARBONDALE TESTING DATESThursday 4/12 @ noon

Thursday 5/17 @ noon

Thursday 6/14 @ noon

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Course Code Course Title Site Days, Times, & Dates

A ACC-121-AS07 Accounting Principles I (4 CR) AS Web

Th, 6:00-9:30pm 5/24-8/9

A ART-114-AS01 Art Sampler: Jewelry Metal Workshop (1 CR)

AS W, 5:00-9:20pm 6/6-7/11 5:20-9:50pm

A ART-114-AS02 Art Sampler: Figure Drawing (1 CR) AS T, 5:30-8:30pm 6/5-7/17

A ART-114-AS03 Art Sampler: Beginning & Intermediate Water (1 CR)

AS M, 5:30-8:30pm 6/4-7/16

A ART-114-AS04 Art Sampler: Breaking Down Drawing (1 CR)

AS Th, 5:10-9:30pm 7/12-8/9

A ART-114-AS05 Art Sampler: Mold Making (1 CR) AS Th, 5:10-9:20pm 6/21-7/19

A ART-114-AS06 Art Sampler: Painting Beg/Adv (1 CR) AS Th, 5:10-9:30pm 6/7-7/5

ART-178-AS01 Open Ceramics Studio (2 CR) AS W, 5:10-9:50pm 6/6-8/8

ART-178-AS02 Open Ceramics Studio (2 CR) AS T, 5:10-9:20pm 6/5-8/7

ART-178-AS03 Wheel Throwing Intensive (2 CR) AS M, 12-4:40pm 6/4-8/6

ART-178-AS04 Open Ceramics Studio (2 CR) AS M, 5:10-9:30pm 6/4-8/6

L BIO-105-AS03 Science of Biology (4 CR) AS MW, 1:30-3:50pm 5/30-8/8

L BIO-111-AS02 General College Biology/Lab (5 CR) AS Web

MW, 9:00am-12:20pm 5/30-8/8

L BIO-201-AS04 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (4 CR) AS TTh, 9:00am-12:15pm 5/29-8/9

BUS-102-CB04 Entrepreneurial Operations (3CR) LC W, 5:40-9:50pm 5/30-8/8

CCR-093-CB01 Studio D (3 CR) LC T, 5-8:35pm 5/22-8/7

L HIS-208-CB01 American Indian History (3 CR) LC TTh, 5:30-7:40pm 6/5-8/9

L HIS-225-AS01 Colorado History (3 CR) AS MW, 5:30-7:40pm 6/4-8/8

HWE-111-AS08 Health & Fitness (3 CR) AS T, 4-7:30pm 5/22-8/7

L MUS-120-AS01 Music Appreciation (3 CR) AS M, 1-3:50pm 6/4-8/6

L MUS-120-AS02 Music Appreciation (3 CR) AS M, 4-6:50pm 6/4-8/6

MUS-175-AS01 Music Performance Appreciation (1.5 CR) AMF Days & Times var with AMS schedule 6/25-8/19

A OUT-137-AS02 Kayaking: Beginning (1 CR) BP River

TW , 6-7:50pm 7/10-7/25 Sa, 8am-5:50pm

A OUT-137-AS03 Kayaking: Advanced Beginnig (1 CR) BP River

W, 6-7:50pm 6/13-6/30 Sa, 8am-5:50p

A OUT-137-AS04 Kayaking: Advanced Beginning (1 CR) BP River

W, 6-7:50pm 8/1-8/18 Sa, 8am-5:50pm

A PED-102-AS05 Weight Training I (1 CR) AS MW, 4:22-5:25pm 5/14-8/8

A PED-216-AS06 Physical Conditioning (1 CR) AS MW, 5:26-6:51pm 5/30-8/8

A PED-216-CB01 Physical Conditioning (1 CR) GB TF, 8:30-9:50am 6/8-8/10

A PED-221-CB01 Dynamic Workout (1 CR) TAC MTh, 8:30-9:30am 5/14-8/9

L PHI-114-CB01 Comparative Religions (3 CR) LC Th, 5-8:50pm 6/7-8/9

L POS-111-CB03 American Government (3 CR) LC W, 5-8:50pm 5/23-8/8

L PSY-235-CB01 Human Growth & Development (3 CR) LC MW, 6:30-8:40pm 6/4-8/8

L PSY-249-AS01 Abnormal Psychology (3 CR) AS MW, 5:30-7:40pm 6/4-8/8

Aspen & Carbondale Summer 2018 Semester Credit Class Guide Please visit www.Colora-doMtn.edu/ for full course requirements, description and syllabus.




ACC-115 Payroll Accounting (3 CR) 11831A ACC-121/ACC-122 Accounting Principles I & II (4 CR) ACC-121: 11832 | ACC-122: 11833L ANT-101 Cultural Anthropology (3 CR) 12018L ART-110 Art Appreciation (3 CR) 11790A ART-139 Digital Photography I (3 CR) 11798L AST-101 Astronomy I (4 CR) includes lab 13014L AST-150 Astrobiology (3 CR) 13015L BIO-105 Science of Biology (4 CR) includes lab 11834

BIO-106 Basic Anatomy & Physiology (4 CR) includes lab 11792L BIO-204 Microbiology (4 CR) includes lab 11835A BIO-216 Human Pathophysiology (4 CR) 11862

BUS-102 Entrepreneurial Operations (3 CR) 11874A BUS-115 Introduction to Business (3 CR) 12159A BUS-216 Legal Environment of Business (3 CR) 11801A BUS-217 Bus Comm & Report Writing (3 CR) 11875A BUS-226 Business Statistics (3 CR) 11803

BUS-334 Organizational Leadership (3 CR) 11805BUS-485 Capstone (3 CR) 11804CCR-094 Studio 121 (3 CR) 11776

L CHE-101 Introduction to Chemistry I (5 CR) includes lab 11944L CHE-111 General College Chemistry I (5 CR) includes lab 12017A CIS-118 Intro to PC Applications: O�ce 2016 (3 CR) 11945A COM-125 Interpersonal Communication (3 CR) 11828

CRJ-208 Criminal Evidence (3 CR) 11829CRJ-216 Juvenile Law & Procedures (3 CR) 11830

A ECE-101 Intro to Early Childhood (3 CR) 12033L ECO-201/ECO-202 Princ of Macro/Microeconomics (3 CR) Macro: 11827 | Micro: 11946

ECO-429 Econ for Managerial Decisions (3 CR) 11947A EDU-222 E�ective Teaching (1 CR) 13016L ENG-121/ENG-122 English Composition I & II (3 CR) ENG-121: 11785 | ENG-122: 11948A ENG-221 Creative Writing I (3 CR) 11808L ENV-101 Intro to Environmental Science (4 CR) includes lab & required �eld day 12019L GEO-105 World Regional Geography (3 CR) 12020L HIS-101 Western Civ: Antiquity-1650 (3 CR) 12021L HIS-121 US History to Reconstruction (3 CR) 11877L HIS-122 US History Since Civil War (3 CR) 11878L HIS-225 Colorado History (3 CR) 11880

HIT-120 Working With Health IT System (4 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11764HOS-116 Spa Retailing (3 CR) 11809HOS-226 Supervision in Hosp Ind (3 CR) 11810

Online Learning Classes - Summer 2018 Classes meet May 29-Aug. 10 unless otherwise noted. Most classes require a text. Please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_learning for full course requirements, description and syllabus.

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HOS-240 Purchasing & Menu Planning (3 CR) 11881HOS-255 Human Resource Management (3 CR) 11882HPR-106 Law & Ethics for Health Prof (2 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11766HPR-118 Introduction to Nutrition (2 CR) meets 5/29-8/3 11811

A HPR-178 Medical Terminology (2 CR) 11813L HUM-123 The Modern World (3 CR) 12022A HWE-100 Human Nutrition (3 CR) meets 5/29-8/3 11814A HWE-111 Health & Fitness (3 CR) 12023L LIT-115 Introduction to Literature I (3 CR) 12030

MAN-486 Leading & Managing Change (3 CR) 12677MAN-497 Business Strategy (Capstone) (4 CR) 11815MAP-110 Medical O�ce Administration (4 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11767MAP-120 Medical O�ce Financial Mgmt (4 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11768

A MAR-216 Principles of Marketing (3 CR) 11924MAR-326 Contemporary Marketing (3 CR) 11927MAT-107 Career Math (3 CR) 11895

L MAT-121 College Algebra (4 CR) 11911L MAT-125 Survey of Calculus (4 CR) 11921L MAT-135 Introduction to Statistics (3 CR) 11933

MGD-101 Intro to Computer Graphics (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13369MGD-102 Intro to Multimedia (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13370MGD-105 Typography & Layout (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13377MGD-112 Adobe Illustrator (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13375MGD-141 Web Design I (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13371MOT-131 Adv Insurance Billing/Coding (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11770

L MUS-120 Music Appreciation (3 CR) 11935PAR-118 Contracts (3 CR) 11818PAR-201 Civil Litigation (3 CR) 11816PAR-213 Legal Research & Writing I (3 CR) 11817PAR-289 Capstone (3 CR) 13276

L PHI-111 Introduction to Philosophy (3 CR) 12189L PHI-112 Ethics (3 CR) 11937L PHI-113 Logic (3 CR) 11938L PHI-218 Environmental Ethics (3 CR) 11939L POS-111 American Government (3 CR) 11940L PSY-101/PSY-102 Gen Psychology I & II (3 CR) PSY-101: 11819 | PSY-102: 11941L PSY-235 Human Growth & Development (3 CR) 11820

REE-103 Real Estate Brokers I (6 CR) meets 5/7-6/15 11942SKB-150 SIA Retail Employee (1 CR) 11821SKB-151 SIA Retail Manager (1 CR) 11822SKB-154 SIA Wholesale & Buying (1 CR) 11824

L SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology I (3 CR) 11825L SOC-215 Contemporary Social Problems (3 CR) 11826

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Art (Credit) for NonCredit o�erings go to page 16.

DRAWINGA ART-114-AS02 FIGURE DRAWING + 1 CR

Introduces the basic techniques of drawing the human �gure. Models will be provided. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

11800 T 5:30p-8:30p 6/5-7/17 AS Shapiro 6/11 7/7 $65

A ART-114-AS04 BREAKING DOWN DRAWING:AN ARTIST’S PERSPECTIVE + 1 CRIn this class students will explore the basic components of drawing. Mark-making, line quality, composition, perspective, and various drawing tools and more will be covered. Students will gain con�dence in selecting drawing mediums such as pencil, charcoal, graphite, and more. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

11854 Th 5:10p-9:30p 7/12-8/9 AS Seguin 7/16 8/2 $65

A ART-114-AS06 PAINTING: BEGINNERS TO ADVANCED + 1 CRStudents will explore basic to advanced painting techniques in oils and acrylics. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

13106 Th 5:10p-9:30p 6/7-7/5 AS Seguin 6/11 6/28 $65

JEWELRYA ART-114-AS01 JEWELRY AND METALWORKING WORKSHOP + 1 CR

Focuses on speci�c jewelry techniques such as cuttle�sh bone casting, chain making, or bezel setting. Techniques will be presented so that both beginners and intermediate students will feel comfortable and challenged. The tool list is available at the front desk and tools must be acquired before the �rst day of class. Students must purchase metal supplies and are available at a discounted rate of $70 at the front desk. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

11796 W 5p-9:20p 6/6-7/11 W 5:20p-9:50p 6/27 AS Seedorf 6/11 7/2 $65

PAINTING & WATERCOLORA ART-114-AS03 BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR + 1 CR

Take advantage of the exciting properties of watercolor to create paintings that glow with color and light. Learn pouring techniques to apply bright glazes of color along with a variety of ways to create texture to add a spark of interest to your paintings. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

11849 M 5:30p-8:30p 6/4-7/16 AS Shapiro 6/11 7/6 $65

ABOUT FACE Portraiture for the 21st Century

June 4th-August 9th

OPENING RECEPTION Thursday, July 5th, from 4p-7p

Ben Timpson:

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CERAMICSA ART-114-AS05 MOLD MAKING FOR SLIP CASTING AND PRESS MOLDING + 1 CR

This workshop welcomes beginning through advanced moldmakers. Students can design their own models using clay, plaster, found objects, and or 3D printed plastic. Students can choose to make slipcasting molds or press molds used for handbuilding. This class has something for everyone. Students will become comfortable with moldmaking and learn ways to incorporate it into their work. The $27 ceramics fee covers the cost of one bag of clay, glazes, and kiln �rings. Students must drop the class one day prior to the course start date to receive a supply fee refund. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

11859 Th 5:10p-9:20p 6/21-7/19 AS Heller 6/25 7/12 $65+$27

ART-178-AS01 OPEN CERAMICS STUDIO + 2 CRPinch, coil, slab, throw, decorate, and g

laze. This workshop will explore functional tableware and or sculpture. Students can choose their focus. Demonstrations will include: surface design, slip work, handbuilding, wheel-throwing, and glazing techniques. Open to all levels. The $54 ceramics fee covers the cost of one bag of clay, glazes, and kiln �rings. Students must drop the class one day prior to the course start date to receive a supply fee refund. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

12098 W 5:10p-9:50p 6/6-8/8 AS Seguin 6/15 7/23 $130+$54

ART-178-AS02 OPEN CERAMICS STUDIO + 2 CRCome learn Alix’s unique clay forming and building methods. Students can choose to create functional or sculptural ceramic forms. Demonstrations will include creative handbuilding techniques, wheelworking, and glazing. The $54 ceramics fee covers the cost of one bag of clay, glazes, and kiln �rings. Students must drop the class one day prior to the course start date to receive a supply fee refund. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

12175 T 5:10p-9:20p 6/5-8/7 AS Knipe 6/14 7/22 $130+$54

ART-178-AS03 WHEEL THROWING INTENSIVE + 2 CRWorkshop welcomes all levels and will focus on wheel throwing pottery. Sharpen and further your skills or get acquainted with the potter’s wheel for the �rst time. This multi-level class will explore functional pottery. Come have fun and create your own tableware for everyday use. The $54 ceramics fee covers the cost of one bag of clay, glazes, and kiln �rings. Students must drop the class one day prior to the course start date to receive a supply fee refund. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

12178 M 12p-4:20p 6/4-8/6 AS Goldberg 6/13 7/21 $130+$54

ART-178-AS04 OPEN CERAMICS STUDIO + 2 CRWorkshop is open to all levels and welcomes students interested in exploring ceramic sculpture and functional ceramics. Students can choose their focus and create work both on or o� the potter’s wheel in a fun and supportive environment. The $54 ceramics fee covers the cost of one bag of clay, glazes, and kiln �rings. Students must drop the class one day prior to the course start date to receive a supply fee refund. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

12182 M 5:10p-9:30p 6/4-8/6 AS Eames 6/13 7/21 $130+$54

ART-901-AS01 CERAMICS WEEKEND MEMBERSHIP NON CREDITEnjoy weekend access to the ceramics studio at the Aspen campus. Membership is only available to students who are enrolled concurrently in a credit-bearing ceramics course and only available during the duration of the course. Dates and times vary depending on availability of volunteer monitors.

12188 SaSu 9a-1p 6/9-8/5 AS Monitors 6/7 $30

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Business (Credit) for NonCredit o�erings go to page 18.

ACCOUNTINGA ACC-121-AS07 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I & + 4 CR

Class is a hybrid that meets Thursdays in the classroom at the Aspen campus and additional hours online through Canvas. Please see the syllabus for details. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.

13730 Th 6p-9:30p 5/24-8/9 H Cleaver 6/4 7/22 $260

BUSINESSBUS-102-CB04 ENTREPRENEURIAL OPERATIONS & + 3 CR

Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.


13733 W 5:40p-9:50p 5/30-8/8 LC Bramson 6/11 7/22 $195

MANAGEMENTInteractive Video (IVS) courses require classroom attendance. IVS locations include Aspen, Breckenridge, Buena Vista, Edwards, Glenwood Springs, Leadville, Ri¢e, Spring Valley, and Steamboat Springs. For information about this format go to www.coloradomtn.edu/online_learning/ then select “Interactive Video System (IVS)” in the navigation on the left-hand side. These classes are hybrids that meet on speci�ed days in the classroom at the Aspen campus and additional hours online through Canvas. Please see the syllabus for details. Students must have access to high-speed internet. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

MAN-348-AS44 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & + 3 CRPrerequisites: ENG-121

14039 Th 6p-8:50p 5/24-8/9 R Goldberg 6/4 7/22 $195

MARKETINGMAR-346-AS44 PROFESSIONAL SELLING & + 3 CR


Prerequisites: ENG-121 and COM-115

14041 T 4p-6:50p 6/5-7/31 R Bell 6/4 7/22 $195

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College Composition & Reading (Credit)

CCR-093-CB03 STUDIO D + & 3 CRMust be taken concurrently with a 100-level course (excludes ENG 121). No other college-level courses can be completed until the student obtains a grade of C- or better in both the concurrent, 100-level course, and CCR 093. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

13295 T 5p-8:35p 5/22-8/7 LC Walter 6/4 7/22 $195

Computers & Applications (Credit) for NonCredit o�erings go to page 20.

CIS-110-CB09 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY & + 1 CRCourse is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

13945 W 1p-4:40p 7/18-8/8 LC Watson 7/23 8/4 $65

Early Childhood Education (Credit)Classes are a hybrid that combine set days in Webex and additional hours online through Canvas. Please see the syllabus for details. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

ECE-103-DL01 GUIDANCE STRATEGIES FOR CHILDREN + & 3 CRPrerequisites: ECE-101 or concurrently enrolled. Requires college-level composition and reading.

11732 T 6p-8p 5/22-8/7 H Jackman 6/4 7/22 $195

A ECE-256-DL01 WORKING WITH PARENTS FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY SYSTEMS + & 3 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.

11734 Th 6p-8p 5/24-8/9 H Jackman 6/4 7/22 $195

Foreign Language (Credit)

L SPA-101-GW01 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH I & + 3 CRThis introductory course is designed for students with no prior Spanish language experience. Topics include basic introductions, greetings and farewells, schedules, time, days of the week and common activities including work, sports and leisure, places in the community, description of the family and using the present tense. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

13622 TTh 6p-8:50p 5/29-7/17 GW Moore 6/5 7/24 $195

Health & Wellness (Credit)

A HWE-111-AS08 HEALTH & FITNESS & + 3 CRCourse is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.


13776 T 4p-7:30p 5/22-8/7 AS Duffy 6/4 7/22 $195

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R IVS COURSE W WEB COURSE

H HYBRID COURSE: CLASSROOM/INTERNET & TEXTBOOK/S REQUIRED

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Humanities (Credit)

PHILOSOPHYL PHI-114-CB01 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS & + 3 CR



13296 Th 5p-8:50p 6/7-8/9 LC Persiko 6/18 7/24 $195

Music (Credit) for NonCredit o�erings go to page 22.

L MUS-120-AS01 MUSIC APPRECIATION & + 3 CRClass covers the history of classical music based on the great works from the Baroque period to the twentieth century. Students will listen and analyze works heard. Class tuition includes attendance at several performances throughout the summer at the Festival. Students taking the class for credit will be required to make a presentation on a piece of music of their choice, keep a listening journal, and take the in-class quizzes. Course is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.


12609 M 1p-3:50p 6/4-8/6 AS & AMF Buesch 6/13 7/21 $195

L MUS-120-AS0212617 M 4p-6:50p 6/4-8/6 AS & AMF Buesch 6/13 7/21 $195

Students must register and be accepted into the Aspen Music Festival “Passes and Lessons Scholarship program” or PALS before registering for this Music Performance Appreciation class through CMC.

MUS-175-AS03 MUSIC PERFORMANCE APPRECIATION + 1.5 CRRequires attendance and participation in master classes, concerts, private performances, and a variety of other instructional events resulting in increased competency in performance. A lead faculty will be responsible for coordinating, assessing, assigning, and recording all instructional activities. Includes private and/or group instruction in voice or instruments. Course is not part of the CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP).

13188 To be scheduled 6/25-8/19 AMF & Field AMSStaff 7/3 8/5$97.50

4If you’re an in-district student, you’ll soon see simpler tuition rates at Colorado Mountain College.

4In the fall, we are making lower-level and upper-level tuition rates the same–so a bachelor’s degree is even more a�ordable.

4Making a CMC degree even more a�ordable, this summer a new textbook program will lower average book costs.

4So, looking at both tuition and books, if you are an in-district student, your total cost for associate-level classes will only increase 1 percent. But if you are taking upper-level courses, you’ll see your college costs drop by 23 percent!

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Outdoor & Physical Activities (Credit) for NonCredit o�erings go to page 23.OUT & PED course are not part of the CMC Learning Materials Program.

KAYAKINGStudents must pay $20 pool fee at �rst class. Students are responsible for their own equipment which may be rented (approx. $130). Please pick up equipment list upon registration. Call Denise at (970-927-2328) for more information.

A OUT-137-AS03 KAYAKING: ADVANCED BEGINNING + 1 CRAdvanced Beginning class: Class consists of 3 all-day river trips and 2 evenings. Students must have kayaking experience and be comfortable with moves in class II water. Solid pool roll and some combat roll experience is necessary.

13587 W 6p-7:50p 6/13-6/20 BPSa 8a-5:50p 6/16-6/30 River Handrich 6/15 6/26 $65

A OUT-137-AS02 KAYAKING: BEGINNING + 1 CRBeginning class: Class consists of 6 pool sessions and 2 all-day river trips.

13586 TW 6p-7:50p 7/10-7/25 BPSa 8a-5:50p 7/14-7/21 River Handrich 7/12 7/21 $65

A OUT-137-AS04 KAYAKING: ADVANCED BEGINNING + 1 CRAdvanced Beginning class: Class consists of 3 all-day river trips and 2 evenings. Students must have kayaking experience and be comfortable with moves in class II water. Solid pool roll and some combat roll experience is necessary.

13588 W 6p-7:50p 8/1-8/8 BPSa 8a-5:50p 8/4-8/18 River Handrich 8/3 8/14 $65

PHYSICAL ACTIVITIESA PED-102-AS05 WEIGHT TRAINING I + 1 CR

Build endurance and strength for all your summer activities.

13590 MW 4:22p-5:25p 5/14-8/8 AS Hinchliffe 5/29 7/18 $65

A PED-216-AS06 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING + 1 CRStrength, stretch, cardio, and more. One week o� to be determined.


A PED-221-CB01 DYNAMIC WORKOUT + 1 CRFocuses on body alignment and proper exercise techniques using mat work.

13449 MTh 8:30a-9:30a 5/14-8/9 TAC Hinchliffe 5/29 7/18 $65

A PED-216-CB01 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING + 1 CRStay �t through summer with this all-round conditioning class that includes cardio, core, strength, and stretch. Some step experience is helpful.

13446 TF 8:30a-9:50a 6/8-8/10 GB Hinchliffe 6/18 7/25 $65

LOOK FOR THE USE IT OR LOSE IT SYMBOL IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES TITLES. THESE CLASSES MAY BE MODIFIED FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART (50+).




Science (Credit)

BIOLOGYRegular course content is web supported with possible web-based instruction and student work. Students must have access to high-speed internet for any online supplemental work. The course fee of $40 will cover equipment, chemicals, and consumable materials used in the lab component of this course. Biology courses are part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.

L BIO-105-AS03 SCIENCE OF BIOLOGY & + 4 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.

13598 MW 1:30p-3:50p 5/30-8/8 AS Goralka 6/11 7/22 $260+$40

L BIO-111-AS02 GENERAL COLLEGE BIOLOGY WITH LAB & + 5 CRPrerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.

13502 MW 9a-12:20p 5/30-8/8 H Goralka 6/11 7/22 $325+$40

L BIO-201-AS04 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I & + 4 CRPrerequisites: BIO-111

13501 TTh 9a-12:15p 5/29-8/9 AS Cornwall 6/8 7/22 $260+$40

Social & Behavioral Science (Credit)

HISTORYL HIS-208-CB01 AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY & + 3 CR



13293 TTh 5:30p-7:40p 6/5-8/9 LC Wadyko 6/14 7/24 $195

L HIS-225-AS01 COLORADO HISTORY & + 3 CRCourse is part of the CMC LMP. Please see page 4 for more information.


12601 TTh 9a-11:05a 6/5-8/9 AS Wadyko 6/14 7/24 $195

POLITICAL SCIENCEL POS-111-CB03 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & + 3 CR



13498 W 5p-8:50p 5/23-8/8 LC Bronk 6/4 7/22 $195

PSYCHOLOGYL PSY-235-CB01 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT & + 3 CR

Course is part of the CMC LMP, please see page 4 for more information.


13291 MW 6:30p-8:40p 6/4-8/8 LC Persiko 6/13 7/23 $195

L PSY-249-AS01 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY & + 3 CRCourse is part of the CMC LMP, please see page 4 for more information.


13738 MW 5:30p-7:40p 6/4-8/8 AS Persiko 6/13 7/23 $195

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GED (General Equivalency Diploma)GED-933-AS01 GED PREPARATION NON CREDIT

Designed to prepare students for the General Equivalency Diploma exam. Please speak with our college counselors before registering. For Aspen call 970.925.7740 or for Carbondale call 970.963.2172. Students are required to register at least 3 days prior to �rst class meeting. Class is held at Basalt Middle School, 51 School St. Basalt.

14037 MW 6:15p-8:55p 5/21-7/18 BMS Walter $45

English as a Second Language Improve your English in basic to advanced classes. Students will be evaluated on registration day to determine the appropriate class level.

Mejore su inglés con clases de nivel básico hasta avanzado. Todos los estudiantes serán evaluados el día de inscripción para averiguar su nivel apropiado.

You must attend the �rst day of the class to enroll.

Debe asistir a la primera clase para inscribirse.

Location/Lugar Class Time/Horario Dates/Fechas Cost/Costo

Aspen English Classes/Clases de Inglés• MW, 10a-12:40p 5/16-7/18 $60

• TTh, 6:15-8:55p 5/17-7/17 $60

Basalt (at Basalt Middle School)*

English Classes/Clases de Inglés• MW, 6:15-8:55p 5/16-7/18 $60

*In Basalt, parents can bring their children ages 3-12 years old. En Basalt, los padres pueden traer a sus niños de 3-12 años de edad.

Carbondale (at Lappala Center)

English Classes/Clases de Inglés• TTh, 6:15-8:55p 5/17-7/17 $60

Intensive English: Reading & Writing for Advanced Students• Th, 6-9:10p 5/17-7/26 $80

Intensive English: Speaking & Listening for Advanced Students• TTh, 9a-noon 5/17-7/26 $80

Glenwood English Classes/Clases de Inglés• MW, 6:15-8:55p 5/16-7/18 $60

• TTh, 9-11:40a 5/17-7/17 $60

The levels we o�er include Pre-Literacy, Level 1 (Low Beginner), Level 2 (High Beginner), Level 3 (Low Intermediate), Level 4 (High Intermediate) and Level 5 (Advanced).

Please note that there is a registration fee per ESL course. Limited scholarships may be available to those who most need them. Students can attend classes only after paying the fee for the semester or receiving scholarship funds.

Por favor, tenga en cuenta que hay un costo por el curso de inglés como segundo idioma. Habrá becas limitadas para los que más las necesiten. Los estudiantes podrán asistir a las clases sólo después de haber pagado el costo por el semestre o de haber recibido una beca. Llama al 1-800-922-1205 para mas informacion.




Art (NonCredit) for Credit o�erings go to page 8.

DRAWING & PAINTING ART-901-AS02 PLEIN AIRE WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP NON CREDIT

Learn to capture the essence of a scene quickly with all of your senses engaged. Students focus on learning to make quick decisions, bold composition, and simplify for impact. Each day will start with a demo and short lecture at various locations, followed by supervised instruction throughout the day. First class will meet at the Aspen campus. Students are responsible for their own transportation to o�site locations that will be announced by the instructor.

13105 M 9:30a-4p 6/25 AST-F 9:30a-4p 6/26-6/29 Field Lane 6/22 $99

ART-901-CB07 INTERMEDIATE DRAWING & PAINTING NON CREDITContinue your exploration of basic skills and concepts from beginning drawing and painting classes. This course will focus on the development of creative and personal approaches to materials, content, and context. Instructor Eden McDowell Keil has a studio at SAW in Carbondale and an extensive background in public art, teaching, art therapy, and creativity development.

13391 W 6p-9p 5/23-8/1 LC Mcdowell-Keil 5/21 $207

CRAFTSART-901-CB13 CREATING PAPER FLOWERS NON CREDIT

Assemble several types of paper ¢ower decorations. Popular in the ’60s, these tissue and crepe paper ¢owers are making a comeback at weddings, parties, and as home decorations. No skill is expected and perfection is discouraged. Students need to bring their own, sharp scissors, and a $10 materials fee will be collected by the teacher at the beginning of class. Carol Gault has been teaching crafts in many venues her whole life, and she loves teaching others to make things with their hands.

14022 W 10a-1p 6/6 LC Gault 6/4 $21

ART-901-CB04 HAND WOVEN BASKETS NON CREDITCovers the basics of basket weaving: constructing a base, weaving the sides, and lashing on the rims for a completed functional basket. Learn the techniques of this age-old craft that everyone’s ancestors practiced. Instructor Karen Alldredge has been studying and teaching basket weaving for almost 30 years, and you can see her work in galleries throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. Students bring a plastic dish tub, approximately 14"x13" to soak the reeds. A $34-40 materials fee will be collected at the �rst class, depending on the basket to be woven, which will be a di�erent design from those taught in previous classes with the instructor.

12822 W 9a-4p 6/20 LC Alldredge 6/18 $64

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GLASSART-901-CB11 INTRO TO GLASS LAMPWORK & FUSING NON CREDIT

Students will leave this introductory class with several glass beads and a fused glass tile. The class also includes a brief overview of the history of glass working in America. Teacher Robert Burch has an extensive resume of teaching and professional glasswork including Tadashi Torii, Martin Blank, and Team Chihuly. A $30 materials fee will be collected by the instructor at the beginning of class. Limited availability—sign up early.

13665 Sa 10a-2p 8/4 LC Burch 8/2 $69

ART-901-CB12 13667 Su 10a-2p 8/5 LC Burch 8/3 $69

ART-901-CB01 EXPLORING MOSAIC ART NON CREDITCreate a mosaic using cut glass tile and other materials. Students will become familiar with cutting and adhesive techniques using design templates. Class will include a grouting demo, and students get a supply of grout to complete their work at home. All materials and tools will be provided, but students may also bring their own tools or objects (aprox. 1" sq.). A $15 materials fee will be collected at the start of the class. This class can be messy—wear appropriate clothing. Class includes a 30 minute lunch break.

12798 Th 9a-4p 6/14 LC Newman 6/12 $45

ART-901-CB02 MOSAICS FOR THE GARDEN NON CREDITCreate a mosaic pot, birdbath saucer, or paver for the garden using cut glass tile and other materials. Students will become familiar with cutting and adhesive techniques, and see a grouting demonstration. Use your own design or a template provided. All materials and tools will be provided, but students may also bring their own beads, shells, buttons, etc. A $15 materials fee will be collected at the start of the class. This class can be messy—wear appropriate clothing. Class includes a 30 minute lunch break. Teacher Carol Newman is a nationally recognized mosaic artist who shares her love of color and form through teaching.

12803 Th 9a-4p 7/19 LC Newman 7/17 $45

PHOTOGRAPHYSandra Kaplan has been a professional photographer for over 40 years, with work in local galleries as well as Santa Fe. She enjoys helping her students come to love the camera and what it can do. Students should be prepared to walk and/or drive to o�-campus locations for photography sessions.

ART-901-CB05 THE ZEN OF PHOTOGRAPHY NON CREDITLearn to “make” a photo and not just “take” a photo. A basic photography class for beginning, as well as intermediate photographers, who want to get o� the automatic settings. Students must have a DSLR or �lm camera that can be taken o� automatic settings.

12825 FM 5p-9p 6/1-6/4 SaSu 9a-1p 6/2-6/3 LC & Field Kaplan 5/30 $117

ART-901-CB06 PHOTOGRAPHY: MOVEMENT & MOTION NON CREDITLearn to photograph things that move. This class is for intermediate photographers with a DSLR or �lm camera that can be taken o� automatic settings. Students must already know how to use manual settings.

12847 Sa 9a-1p 7/7 M 5p-9p 7/9 LC & Field Kaplan 7/5 $55




TEXTILESART-901-CB03 SHIBORI SCARF NON CREDIT

Create 3 or more unique and beautiful silk scarves using natural dyes. Shibori is a Japanese dying technique from the 8th century that produces patterns using hand stitching, folding, tying, wrapping, clamping and dyeing. Please wear “studio” clothes and bring rubber gloves. All materials provided. A $35 fee will be collected by the instructor and the beginning of class.

12821 Th 10a-3p 7/12 TSC Scher 7/10 $46

ART-901-CB08 BEGINNING EMBROIDERY NON CREDITLearn how to transfer a design onto cotton fabric, and work with needle and cotton ¢oss to create a variety of textural stitches such as French knots, lazy daisy, blanket stitch, satin stitch, and chain stitch. Di�erent tools, materials, and �ber options will be discussed, and students will leave with a small piece that can be used as a reference for future work. Instructor Carol Gault is a published needlework author and experienced needlework teacher. A $5 materials fee will be collected by the teacher at the beginning of class for ¢oss, fabric, and needles. Students should bring their own scissors, 5" embroidery hoop, and magni�er or reading glasses if needed.

13654 W 10a-1p 5/30 LC Gault 5/25 $21

ART-901-CB09 BEGINNING NEEDLEPOINT NON CREDITNeedlepoint is an embroidery technique done on an open even-weave canvas, and typically used for pillow tops, rugs, clothing embellishments, or small accessories (such as eyeglass cases). Learn how to transfer a design onto fabric, and work with needle and wool thread using 1/2" cross stitch and basket weave stitch. Di�erent tools, materials, and �ber options will be discussed, and students will leave with a small piece that can be used as a reference for future work. Instructor Carol Gault is a published needlework author, and experienced needlework teacher. An $8 fee will be collected by the teacher at the beginning of class for thread, canvas, and needles. Students should bring their own scissors, and magni�er or reading glasses if needed.

13656 W 10a-1p 6/13 LC Gault 6/11 $21

ART-901-CB10 SEWING NON CREDITLearn to sew starting with a simple skirt pattern that will include a zipper or elastic waist, �nish seams, and hem. Continue with your own project of choice. Sally Melia will share her enthusiasm and years of sewing experience to help you. Bring your own sewing machine for help learning how to use it, or borrow one from the instructor. Choose from a wide variety of materials supplied by the teacher, or bring your own. Upcycling thrift �nds is encouraged. A fee may be collected by the teacher at the beginning of class depending on your speci�c project needs.

13661 M 6:30p-9:30p 6/4-8/6 LC Melia 6/1 $186

Business (NonCredit) for Credit o�erings go to page 10.

BUS-901-CB04 GET ORGANIZED! NON CREDITThis popular and inspirational workshop introduces the fundamental essentials of organizational mastery for households, businesses, and students. Evan Zislis is nationally acclaimed professional organizer and author of the bestseller, ClutterFree Revolution: Simplify Your Stu¢, Organize Your Life & Save the World. Evan’s professional practice is focused in �ve areas: organization, operational systems, time and task management, content creation, and professional networking.

13393 M 6p-8p 8/6 LC Zislis 8/3 $20

BUS-901-CB05 13398 M 6p-8p 6/4 LC Zislis 6/1 $20

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BUS-901-CB02 FITNESS BUSINESS PACKAGE NON CREDITSign up for both of Sandro Torres Fitness industry workshops for a discount.

12944 Th 6:30p-8p 6/7-6/14 TBD Torres 6/5 $100

BUS-901-CB03 HOW TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL FITNESS PRO NON CREDITDo you think �tness training is the career for you? Sandro Torres is the owner of Custom Body Fitness, and an inspiring speaker and author who will help you outline a path to success as a �tness professional.

12945 Th 6:30p-8p 6/7 TBD Torres 6/5 $60

BUS-901-CB01 HOW TO BECOME A FITNESS BUSINESS OWNER NON CREDITDo you think �tness training is the career for you? Sandro Torres is the owner of Custom Body Fitness, and an inspiring speaker and author who will help you outline a path to success as a �tness professional.

12943 Th 6:30p-8p 6/14 TBD Torres 6/12 $60

BUS-901-CB06 THE BUSINESS WORKSHOP SERIES NON CREDITInstructor Jim Olp has been a SBDC Consultant for over 25 years, and he will lead you through the maze of starting a successful business. Buy all four workshops for a discount.

13806 MW 5:30p-9:30p 7/16-7/25 LC Olp 7/13 $200

BUS-901-CB10 HOW TO START A BUSINESS NON CREDITDo you know what it takes to start your business? In this overview, you will learn the proper steps to launch your new business, including legal structures, required licenses and forms, tax requirements, and �nancing considerations. Bring all of your questions about starting a business and meet others who are doing the same.

13810 M 5:30p-9:30p 7/16 LC Olp 7/13 $55

BUS-901-CB07 BUSINESS PLAN 101 NON CREDITUnderstand the major components of a business plan-vision/mission, business structure and management, sales and marketing, �nancials/budgeting and cash ¢ow projections, and �nancing. Turn your business idea into a solid plan for long-term success. Commit your idea to paper to determine its viability, keep your business strategically focused, and increase your chances of obtaining �nancing.

13814 W 5:30p-9:30p 7/18 LC Olp 7/16 $55

BUS-901-CB08 BUSINESS FINANCIALS 101 NON CREDITWhether you are just starting a business or already own an established company, understanding your �nancials and tax liabilities can be the di�erence between success and failure. This workshop will examine cash ¢ow projections and pro�t and loss statements, as well as the various taxes associated with small businesses.

13815 M 5:30p-9:30p 7/23 LC Olp 7/20 $55

BUS-901-CB09 FUNDING YOUR BUSINESS NON CREDITThis workshop introduces the requirements for obtaining �nancing for your business. Learn about SBA loan programs, non-traditional �nancing sources, and the components of a comprehensive loan package.

13819 W 5:30p-9:30p 7/25 LC Olp 7/23 $55

FINANCEFIN-901-CB01 INVESTING 101 NON CREDIT

Review the key features of bonds, stocks, and mutual funds, and �nd out what you should be doing now to prepare for retirement. Discover how to protect yourself against unexpected life events and learn why everyone needs some type of estate plan.

13915 W 6p-7:30p 6/6-6/27 LC Preston 6/4 $41




Computers & Applications (NonCredit) for Credit o�erings go to page 11.

CIS-901-CB01 BEGINNING PHOTOSHOP NON CREDITGet started in Adobe Photoshop with this introductory course. Students must bring a thumb drive to save completed images, and are encouraged to bring their own photos to work with. Prerequisite: basic computer skills.

14077 F 10a-2p 6/1-7/6 LC Gault 5/30 $166

CIS-901-AS01 ADOBE PHOTOSHOP FUNDAMENTALS NON CREDITLearn the fundamentals of Photoshop in one day. Beginning with a brief education of computer graphics and an interface overview, then move into overall image correction and speci�c image corrections. This workshop will also cover all selection tools, layers, layer styles, eµcient work¢ow and more. Students will create their own print piece and leave with a solid understanding of how Photoshop works.

13791 T 9:30a-4:30p 6/5 LC Willis 6/1 $62

CIS-901-AS02 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR FUNDAMENTALS NON CREDITThis top illustrator software allows you to convert images to scalable, editable artwork in seconds. Take your graphics virtually everywhere: to the printed page, web sites, or video. Covers beginning and intermediate techniques.

13794 T 9:30a-4:30a 6/12 LC Willis 6/8 $62

Communication & English (NonCredit)

ENG-901-AS01 CREATIVE FICTION WRITING FOR EVERYONE NON CREDITBeginners to published authors are invited! We will focus on three things: generating content, reading like writers, and talking about craft issues that you will then work with in your stories. We will use folktales and classic and modern short stories as texts to explore during class. We will also do writing exercises in class designed to create content for you to work with over the week. Topics may include dialogue, setting, structure, plot, point of view, and character. Class participation is required, as is reading and writing outside of class. The trick to writing is simple: You just have to sit down and do it. The exercises will help you achieve word count. The lessons will help you look deeper into what you are writing and how to improve.

13148 W 5:30p-7p 6/6-8/8 AS Rapkin 6/4 $99

ENG-901-AS02 MEMOIR WRITING NON CREDITJoin a community of writers interested in telling the stories that de�ne our lives and times. Explore the genre of memoir writing and learn to identify the key features that turn a touchstone event into a great narrative. Students will read a variety of memoir excerpts, complete writing exercises, workshop their stories, and be expected to share their memoirs in class.

13171 F 9a-12p 6/1-6/29 AS Barkhurst 5/30 $99

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Emergency Medical Services (NonCredit)

HEALTH PROFESSIONALHPR-901-CB01 CPR FOR PROFESSIONALS (AHA) & NON CREDIT

Meets the requirements for American Heart Association Basic Life Support for those who work in emergency services, health care, and other professional areas. Material presented in the course is basic patient assessment, basic airway management, rescue breathing, and CPR for infant, child, and adult patients. AHA text required and must be ordered by students. Cost includes AHA certi�cation card.

13732 Sa 8a-5:30p 8/4 LC Kroesen 8/2 $70

HEALTH & WELLNESS HWE-901-AS06 COMMUNITY FIRST AID & CPR W/AED (AHA) & NON CREDIT

An American Heart Association Blended Learning course. Part One, knowledge portion of the course, is completed online (Online Part One registration and information at http://www.onlineaha.org) and Part Two, Skill Session, is in person with an instructor, during the scheduled hours for the class. Once registered for the CMC course, each student must pay the additional online registration cost directly to AHA when registering for the online portion. Students must contact Kerry Wirth to schedule their approximate 2.5 hour skill testing time slot and present the completed AHA online certi�cate of completion. Students are encouraged to contact Kerry Wirth 970-236-0459 before purchasing the online course and for additional details.

13500 TTh 9:30a-2:30p 5/22-5/24 H Wirth 5/18 $53

HWE-901-AS09 13731 TTh 9:30a-2:30p 6/19-6/21 H Wirth 6/15 $53

HWE-901-CB02 COMMUNITY FIRST AID & CPR W/AED (AHA) & NON CREDITTeaches emergency procedures for respiratory, obstructed airway, and cardiac arrest victims of all ages. Meets certi�cation requirements of the American Heart Association (AHA). Text required and must be ordered by the students. Cost includes AHA certi�cation card.

13497 Sa 8a-5:30p 6/30 LC Kroesen 6/28 $70

HWE-901-CB01 BODY MAPPING FOR BETTER MOVEMENT NON CREDITUsing your brain’s neuroplasticity, make lasting changes that result in greater physical freedom and improved movement. This fun interactive workshop is designed to help students update their brain's self-representation to match their physical structure. Dress comfortably for movement. Bonnie Draina is a licensed Body Mapping teacher, and has been helping others improve their movement for 15 years. She played a leading role in the Musicians’ Wellness Program at CU-Boulder, and is well-versed in numerous somatic forms and wellness for performing artists.

13808 Sa 9a-1p 6/9 LC Draina 6/7 $37




Music (NonCredit) for Credit o�erings go to page 12.

MUS-901-AS01 GUITAR I NON CREDITSkills covered include: playing songs with easy-to-move chords (up the neck), blues, soloing over chord changes, and music and guitar theories. We’ll learn as many songs as we can in 10 weeks. Progress based on steady attendance, as lessons build on one another. Students must bring their own guitars.

13198 T 5:45p-6:45p 6/5-8/7 LC Phillips 6/1 $79

MUS-901-AS02 VOICE & SINGING IN HARMONY NON CREDITLearn healthy singing habits and overcome vocal problems and stage fright in a safe and playful atmosphere. Using a variety of music and exercises, Julie teaches how to sing freely, breathe correctly and how to harmonize. Group and individual instruction will be given. Progress is based on steady attendance as classes build on one another.

13203 W 5:30p-6:30p 5/16-7/25 LC Paxton 5/14 $139

MUS-901-CB01 INTRO TO SONGWRITING NON CREDITThis fun, interactive workshop is designed to accommodate all levels from beginner to pro. Listen and discuss 3 basic song forms, hone your own ideas, and collaborate with others to emerge from the weekend with at least a completed chorus or verse as well as the tools to complete many more songs in the future. No instruments or music experience necessary. Jill is an accomplished professional musician who holds degrees in both music performance and music business, and she has been teaching and performing successfully for many years.

13795 F 6p-8:30p 6/22 Sa 1p-5p 6/23 Su 1p-4:30p 6/24 LC Cohn 6/20 $115

MUS-901-CB02 CLASSICAL SINGING NON CREDITThis is a classically based, group, singing class that uses a holistic approach to breath, phonation, resonance, articulation, and expression. Students must be able to match pitch, and some singing/music background is helpful. Appropriate for students who love to sing, and/or want to build their con�dence to perform choral, art song/opera, folk or musical theater. Instructor Bonnie Draina DMA, has been teaching privately and collegiately for over 25 years. No class 7/3. O�site location TBD.

13797 T 6p-7:30p 6/5-7/17 TBD Draina 6/1 $120

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Physical Activities (NonCredit) for Credit o�erings go to page 13.

PED course are not part of the CMC Learning Materials Program.

ASPEN MEADOWS TENNISThese are group lesson classes and organized play. Please call Karen (970-618-8674) with any questions. Students MUST sign up for appropriate level or they will be dropped from class. Court rental fee ($35) will be due at �rst class. Bring a racket if you have one.

PED-901-AS17 BEGINNING TENNIS 1 (GROUP) NON CREDITFor students who have never played tennis or who have minimal experience.

13179 T 5:10p-6:10p 5/29-8/7 AM Lutz 5/25 $56

PED-901-AS18 BEGINNING TENNIS 2 (GROUP) NON CREDITFor students who have limited formal instruction and have played tennis for at least a year.

13186 Th 5:10p-6:10p 5/31-8/9 AM Lutz 5/29 $56

PED-901-AS19 INTERMEDIATE TENNIS TUESDAY NON CREDITGet drills and tips for your tennis game. Those not rated 2.5-3.0 must get instructor permission to register.

13187 T 6:15p-8p 5/29-8/7 AM Lutz 5/25 $66

PED-901-AS20 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED TENNIS NON CREDITGet drills and tips for your tennis game. Those not rated 3.5 must get instructor permission to register.

13191 W 6:15p-8p 5/30-8/8 AM Lutz 5/25 $66

ASPEN RECREATION CENTERPED-901-AS32 WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR NON CREDIT

Prepares students to become certi�ed by the American Red Cross as a Water Safety Instructor (WSI).

13816 ThF 5p-9p 5/24-5/25 ARCSaSu 8a-4p 5/26-5/27 ARC ARCStaff 5/22 $270

PED-901-AS26 AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD NON CREDITAmerican Red Cross Lifeguarding provides entry-level students with the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to aquatic emergencies and to provide professional level care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries, and sudden illness. This course features a blended learning component whereby some of the content will be delivered online.

13211 F 5p-9p 5/11 ARCSaSu 8a-5p 5/12-5/13 ARC ARCStaff 5/9 $250




ASPEN CAMPUS PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPED-901-AS24 PILATES PLUS NON CREDIT

This o�ering is a unique combination of cardio, Pilates, and restorative stretch. An excellent chance to get in shape with low impact, highly e�ective exercises.

13205 T 9a-10:30a 5/15-8/7 AS Loeschen 5/11 $86

PED-901-AS33 FREE SNEAK PEAK: ZEN BARRE NON CREDITFree class! Come and sample Zen Barre. See individual course descriptions for more details about the full class.

13824 W 10a-10:55a 5/9 AS Rappaport 5/7 FREE

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13835 W 10a-10:55a 5/16 AS Rappaport 5/14 FREE

PED-901-AS28 ZEN BARRE NON CREDITZen Barre follows the principles of barre, yoga, strength training, and Pilates with an emphasis on ballet. Challenging and unique workout designed to sculpt and strengthen your entire body as well as increase ¢exibility, all while developing breath control and mindfulness.

13233 W 10a-11a 5/23-8/8 AS Rappaport 5/21 $69

PED-901-AS34 FREE SNEAK PEAK: YOGA NON CREDITFree class! Come and sample our Yoga class being o�ered this summer. See individual course descriptions for more details about the full class.

13845 W 11p-11:55a 5/9 AS Rappaport 5/7 FREE

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13846 W 11p-11:55a 5/16 AS Rappaport 5/14 FREE

PED-901-AS31 YOGA NON CREDITCombination of hatha yoga which includes asanas (poses), pranayama (breath exercises), meditations, and vinyasa (¢ow) which connects breath with asanas ¢owing and transitioning from one pose to the next. All to connect your mind to your body and soul thus leaving you feeling relaxed, more self aware, and balanced.

13251 W 11a-12p 5/23-8/8 AS Rappaport 5/21 $69

PED-901-AS35 FREE SNEAK PEAK: NIA DANCE NON CREDITFree class! Come and sample our Nia Dance class being o�ered this summer. See individual course descriptions for more details about the full class.

13841 Th 11a-11:55a 5/10 AS Rappaport 5/8 FREE

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13843 Th 11a-11:55a 5/17 AS Rappaport 5/15 FREE

PED-901-AS29 NIA DANCE NON CREDITNia Dance combines, martial & healing arts and is based on the intelligent design of the body, healing “your body’s way.” This holistic �tness energizes your body, clears the mind, and nourishes the soul by leaving you emotionally balanced after a full body workout. Nia is non-impact, practiced barefoot, and adaptable to individual needs and abilities.

13239 M 1p-2p 5/21-8/6 AS Rappaport 5/18 $69

PED-901-AS3013247 Th 11a-12p 5/24-8/9 AS Rappaport 5/22 $69

Melanie Doskocil, School Director. Ballet, Creative Dance, & JazzAspen, Basalt, Carbondale, & Glenwood locations. Ages 3 to adult. Adult classes on-going. For more information or to register, call 925-7175. Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, 0245 Sage Way, Aspen www. aspensantafeballet.com

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PED-901-AS10 SNEAK PEAK NOONISH FITNESS NON CREDITFor $22.00 you’ll have the chance to sample Moi Cycle on Monday and Wednesday, Cardio/Interval training on Tuesday, and Zumba/Barre Fusion on Thursday. See individual course descriptions for more details about what each class covers.

13611 M-Th 12p-1:15p 5/7-5/10 AS Knight 5/4 $22

PED-901-AS11 NOONISH CARDIO FITNESS 2 DAY NON CREDITSave money and get in great shape when you purchase this “pass” that allows you to attend both Cardio HIIT Tuesday and Zumba/Barre Fusion Thursday.

13612 TTh 12:15p-1:15p 5/15-8/9 AS Knight 5/11 $99

PED-901-AS12 CARDIO HIIT WORKOUT ONLY NON CREDITGet an awesome cardio and HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workout. Incorporates low/moderate impact cardio training along with interval training.

13613 T 12:15p-1:15p 5/15-8/7 AS Knight 5/11 $69

PED-901-AS13 ZUMBA/ BARRE FUSION ONLY NON CREDITJoin certi�ed Zumba and Booty Barre instructor Amy Knight for a unique fusion class �lled with calorie-blasting cardio dance moves, fun music, challenging barre work, and exercises to shape and tone the arms, legs, glutes, thighs, and abdominals.

13614 Th 12:15p-1:15p 5/17-8/9 AS Knight 5/15 $69

PED-901-AS14 MOI CYCLE NON CREDITGet on a bike and build endurance, stamina, and capacity to make those summer rides the best of your life. Moi cycle is a licensed program, founded in Aspen. Personal heart rate monitors highly recommended or use the perceived exertion chart (provided in gym) to participate.

13176 MW 12p-1p 5/14-8/8 AS Knight 5/11 $159

PED-901-AS15 MONDAY MOI CYCLE NON CREDIT

13177 M 12p-1p 5/14-8/6 AS Knight 5/11 $99

PED-901-AS16 WEDNESDAY MOI CYCLE NON CREDIT

13178 W 12p-1p 5/16-8/8 AS Knight 5/14 $99

PED-901-AS09 CONDITIONING LAB NON CREDITGet the best features of the following classes: Weight Training that combines core and weights, and Physical Conditioning, that integrates cardio, core, and stretch.

13605 MW 4:22p-6:46p 5/7-8/8 AS Hinchliffe 5/4 $130

PED-901-AS07 INTRO TO WEIGHT TRAINING NON CREDITBuild endurance and strength for all your summer activities.


PED-901-AS08 SUMMER SHAPE UP NON CREDITStrength, stretch, cardio, and more.


A PED-102-AS05 WEIGHT TRAINING I + 1 CR

Build endurance and strength for all your summer activities.


A PED-216-AS06 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING + 1 CRStrength, stretch, cardio, and more. One week o� to be determined.






PED-901-AS21 YOGA & NEUROMOVEMENT PACKAGE NON CREDITSave money and experience with this new and innovative package. Neuromovement/Anat Baniel Movement (ABM) consists of a large body of movement lessons that bene�t a range of people from old to young and athlete to injured. Similar in appearance to yoga or Pilates, the lessons emphasize slower movement at �rst, with a focus on attention to the reduction of force and e�ort. The genius of ABM is that it not only produces remarkable transformations, but it does so in an extraordinarily subtle and gentle way. Thursdays o�er guided instruction in yoga to enhance general health and well-being through strength, ¢exibility, balance, and relaxation. Emphasis: Hatha Vinyasa Flow.

13196 TTh 5:30p-6:40p 6/12-8/9 AS Picken&Nemiroff 6/8 $89

PED-901-AS22 NEUROMOVEMENT TUESDAY NON CREDIT

13197 T 5:30p-6:20p 6/12-8/7 AS Picken 6/8 $59

PED-901-AS23 YOGA THURSDAY NON CREDIT

13200 Th 5:30p-6:40p 6/14-8/9 AS Nemiroff 6/12 $49

BASALT POOLPED-901-AS27 WATERAEROBICS NON CREDIT

A low impact exercise using the water’s resistance to increase conditioning. Students will be able to work at their own pace. Student’s without a pool pass must pay $25 rental fee at the �rst class to Basalt Recreation Department and students must feel comfortable in deep water.

13218 MW 8a-9a 5/21-8/8 BP Smith 5/18 $62

BASALT MIDDLE SCHOOLPED-901-AS25 COLORADO HUNTER SAFETY NON CREDIT

Required for anyone born after Jan. 1, 1949, in order to buy a Colorado Hunting License. Anyone with a felony conviction or who is delinquent in child support is not allowed to take this course. DO NOT bring �rearms to class. Students 12 years old or younger must be accompanied by an adult. These classes are held at Basalt Middle School and the skills portion will be held at the Basalt �ring range.

13209 MTWTh 6p-9p 8/6-8/9 BMSSa 9a-12p 8/11 Range Harlow 8/3 $10

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VIMANA YOGA BASALTPlease bring a large towel, yoga mat and water. Vimana Yoga is located at 23300 Two Rivers Rd. #36 in Basalt. 970-927-1230.

PED-901-CB28 HOT VIMANA VINYASA (BASALT) NON CREDITVimana Vinyasa is a fun ¢ow style practice incorporating alignment principals, while holding to the philosophy of linking postures for maximum e�ectiveness. A non-traditional Vinyasa infused with Vimana, Ashtanga, Para, and Forrest yoga in a A-symmetry based class that is challenging, yet designed for all levels. The instructor can give you alternate postures if you are working through injuries so that you stay with the Vimana tenets of a therapeutic class. No class 7/4.

13704 MW 5:30p-6:45p 5/30-8/8 VYB Staff 5/25 $128

PED-901-CB31 HOT VIMANA YOGA (BASALT) NON CREDITVimana Yoga is a foundational, therapeutic class that includes traditional hatha yoga, core, ¢ow, and dynamic movement with breath. This class combines several styles of yoga including Bikram, Vinyasa, Para, Ashtanga, and Forrest and prepares you for all styles of practice.

13709 TTh 7a-8a 6/5-8/9 VYB Staff 6/1 $128

PED-901-CB29 HOT BEGINNING YOGA (BASALT) NON CREDITVimana Yoga is a foundational, therapeutic class that includes traditional hatha yoga, core, ¢ow, and dynamic movement with breath. This class combines several styles of yoga including Bikram, Vinyasa, Para, Ashtanga, and Forrest and prepares you for all styles of practice.

13705 TTh 5:30p-6:45p 6/5-8/9 VYB Staff 6/1 $128

PED-901-CB30 HOT YIN YOGA (BASALT) NON CREDITVimana Hot Yin is both a gentle and challenging yoga practice. After a gentle pranayama, passive poses are held for 3-5 min. in order to access the connective tissues, tendons, fascia, and ligaments at a deeper level. This not only improves ¢exibility, but the ¢ow of prana. A more meditative approach to yoga, Yin aims to cultivate awareness of one’s inner silence, quieting the mind, and bringing to light a universal, interconnecting quality.

13710 TTh 7p-8p 6/5-8/9 VYB Staff 6/1 $128

BASALT TACFITThese classes are taught in a group �tness setting and meet at TAC Fitness located in the Midvalley Health Institute Building

PED-901-CB37 BODYPUMP ™ NON CREDITDevelop a strong, toned, �t body without building bulk. BODYPUMP ™ will transform your body using THE REP EFFECT.800 ™ repetitions in an average workout, with spec�c music to motivate you to push through for maximum e�ect. No class 7/4.

13778 MW 6a-7a 5/30-8/8 TAC Staff 5/25 $100

PED-901-CB40 KICK BOXING NON CREDITImprove balance, coordination, strength, and endurance while learning proper o�ensive and defensive techniques. Warm up with cardio and active stretching followed by technique practice with a partner in a controlled environment. No experience necessary.

13781 M 5p-6p 6/4-8/6 TAC Staff 6/1 $60

PED-901-CB21 PILATES MAT PLUS NON CREDITPilates mat work plus step, resistance, and a variety of disciplines for a total workout.

13470 F 8:30a-9:30a 5/11-8/10 TAC Loeschen 5/9 $66

PED-901-CB15 INTRO TO DYNAMIC WORKOUT NON CREDITBasic stretch, balance, and core. Modi�cations will be demonstrated, encouraged, and discussed to meet your individual personal needs. Follow-up the Intro course with Dynamic Workout SYN#13449 5/14-8/9 for $65. For more information see course on page 13.

13459 MTh 8:30a-9:30a 5/7-5/10 TAC Hinchliffe 5/4 $8




GYM OF BASALTThese classes are taught in a group setting at the Gym of Basalt.

PED-901-CB12 SUMMER SHAPE UP NON CREDITGet ready for summer with this all-round conditioning class that includes cardio, core, strength, and stretch. Some step experience is helpful.

13452 TF 8:30a-9:50a 5/18-6/5 GB Hinchliffe 5/16 $33

A PED-216-CB01 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING + 1 CRStay �t through summer with this all-round conditioning class that includes cardio, core, strength, and stretch. Some step experience is helpful.

13446 TF 8:30a-9:50a 6/8-8/10 GB Hinchliffe 6/18 7/25 $65

PED-901-CB13 TUESDAY CONDITIONING NON CREDIT

13453 T 8:30a-9:50a 5/8-8/7 GB Hinchliffe 5/4 $57

PED-901-CB14 FRIDAY CONDITIONING NON CREDIT

13457 F 8:30a-9:50a 5/11-8/10 GB Hinchliffe 5/9 $57

PED-901-CB20 CARDIO/PILATES PACKAGE NON CREDITStep and resistance to boost your cardio and Pilates Mat to tighten your core.

13469 MW 7:40a-9:30a 5/7-8/8 GB Loeschen 5/4 $152

PED-901-CB11 MONDAY CARDIO NON CREDIT

13451 M 7:40a-8:25a 5/7-8/6 GB Loeschen 5/4 $48

PED-901-CB16 WEDNESDAY CARDIO NON CREDIT

13462 W 7:40a-8:25a 5/9-8/8 GB Loeschen 5/7 $48

PED-901-CB17 MONDAY PILATES MAT NON CREDIT

13464 M 8:30a-9:30a 5/7-8/6 GB Loeschen 5/4 $62

PED-901-CB18 WEDNESDAY PILATES MAT NON CREDIT

13465 W 8:30a-9:30a 5/9-8/8 GB Loeschen 5/7 $62

PED-901-CB35 INDOOR CYCLING NON CREDITLove to cycle? Join us indoors to build up your cycling endurance and stay �t for the outdoor season.

13774 MW 7a-7:45a 5/21-8/8 GB Gawrys 5/18 $114

PED-901-CB4714102 TTh 5:30p-6:15p 5/22-8/9 GB Gawrys 5/18 $124

PED-901-CB36 WEIGHT TRAINING NON CREDITBuild muscle, balance and core strength, making all your sports activities safer and more enjoyable.

13777 MW 7:45a-8:30a 5/21-8/8 GB Gawrys 5/18 $114

PED-901-CB4814104 TTh 6:15p-7p 5/22-8/9 GB Gawrys 5/18 $124

PED-901-CB19 CONDITIONING LAB PACKAGE

13466 Package includes both Dynamic Workout and Physical Conditioning. All classes are taught in a

group �tness setting. Class meets 5/7-8/10. Hinchliffe5/4$136

Dynamic Workout TAC MTh, 8:30-9:30am 5/7-8/9

Physical Conditioning GB TF, 8:30-9:50am 5/8-8/10

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CROWN MOUNTAIN TENNISClasses meet at Crown Mountain Park. Students must sign up for appropriate level or they will be dropped from class. Call us at 970-963-2172 if you are not rated with USTA. Please pick up a FAQ sheet at CMC Carbondale for more information. No class 7/4

PED-901-CB25 GROUP TENNIS LESSONS (BEGINNING) EL JEBEL NON CREDIT

13699 W 9a-10a 5/30-8/1 CM Rihtaric 5/25 $72

PED-901-CB26 GROUP TENNIS LESSONS (2.5) EL JEBEL NON CREDIT

13701 W 10a-11a 5/30-8/1 CM Rihtaric 5/25 $72

PED-901-CB27 GROUP TENNIS LESSONS (3.0) EL JEBEL NON CREDIT

13702 W 11a-12p 5/30-8/1 CM Rihtaric 5/25 $72

CARBONDALE LAUNCHPADJeni Ptacek is teaching these classes through ther Crystal River Ballet School located at the Launchpad, 76 S. 4th st. Carbondale.

PED-901-CB32 BEGINNING ADULT BALLET & STRETCH NON CREDITThis class covers terminology, positions and classical principles of movement, with a focus on ¢exibility, strengthening, balance, control, and grace in a relaxed and encouraging environment.

13714 M 6p-7:30p 6/18-8/6 LP Staff 6/15 $120

PED-901-CB33 INTERMEDIATE ADULT BALLET NON CREDITThis class continues to build on the focus of the beginning class. Students must have 2+ years of prior Ballet training/experience, or teacher approval.

13716 Th 6p-7:30p 6/21-8/9 LP Staff 6/19 $120

CARBONDALE CAMPUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITIESPED-901-CB22 MORNING CONDITIONING NON CREDIT

Are you a busy person who likes variety in your workouts? This early morning class provides a di�erent workout each class that is fun and challenging. Use body weight, �tballs, free weights, medicine balls, and bands to develop ¢exibility, strength, and total body �tness.

13671 TTh 5:25a-6:25a 5/22-8/9 LC Sansom 5/18 $164

PED-901-CB23 TUESDAY MORNING CONDITIONING NON CREDIT

13696 T 5:25a-6:25a 5/22-8/7 LC Sansom 5/18 $85

PED-901-CB24 THURSDAY MORNING CONDITIONING NON CREDIT

13698 Th 5:25a-6:25a 5/24-8/9 LC Sansom 5/22 $85

PED-901-CB34 QIGONG-GRANDFATHER OF TAI CHI NON CREDITUse gentle Qigong movements to energize the internal organs and improve balance, ¢exibility, and muscle tone. Relaxation and focus enhance the energy ¢ow. Everyone bene�ts from this fun �tness class. Cari Shurman has been studying and teaching Qigong internationally for over 25 years.

13718 TTh 9a-10a 7/10-8/9 LC Shurman 7/6 $69

PED-901-CB03 BARRE SCULPT NON CREDITBarre Sculpt is a ballet-inspired �tness class that will help tone those hard-to-target muscles in your core, arms, and legs. Develop long lean muscles without bulk and plie your way to a stronger and healthier body. This class is a beginning level for those who have not taken this class before.

12950 MW 10a-10:50a 5/21-8/8 LC Lins 5/18 $115

PED-901-CB04 BARRE SCULPT: ADVANCED NON CREDITA more advanced version of Barre Sculpt, a ballet-inspired �tness class that will help tone those hard-to-target muscles in your core, arms, and legs. Develop long lean muscles without bulk and plie your way to a stronger and healthier body. Pre-requisite of Barre Sculpt recommended.

12951 TTh 12p-12:50p 5/22-8/9 LC Lins 5/18 $126




PED-901-CB08 PRE-PILATES MATWORK I NON CREDITSlowly builds core strength, overall muscle tone, and ¢exibility with focused and precise ¢oorwork techniques. Class is designed for students who are recovering from an injury or surgery, or those who wish to begin a gentle program to prevent injury, back pain, and combat muscle tone loss due to aging.

12969 TTh 10a-10:50a 5/22-8/9 LC Lins 5/18 $126

PED-901-CB05 PILATES MATWORK I NON CREDITIncrease core strength, overall muscle tone, and ¢exibility with focused and precise ¢oor work techniques. Class is designed for students who have never done Pilates matwork or are returning after a break.

12952 MW 11a-11:50a 5/21-8/8 LC Lins 5/18 $115

PED-901-CB06 PILATES MATWORK II NON CREDITIncrease core strength, overall muscle tone, and ¢exibility with focused and precise ¢oor work techniques. Class is for those who have been doing Pilates matwork on a regular basis and want to continue to more advanced work. Prerequisite Pilates Matwork I or instructor permission.

12955 TTh 11a-11:50a 5/22-8/9 LC Lins 5/18 $126

PED-901-CB07 PILATES MATWORK III NON CREDITSustain core stability through breath, 3rd-level cueing for abdominal connection, spinal ¢exibility, and focus during class. Incorporates Pilates principles into everyday life and recreational activities. Build endurance and �tness form. Prerequisite: Pilates II or instructor permission.

12958 MW 12p-12:50p 5/21-8/8 LC Lins 5/18 $115

PED-901-CB45 FREE SNEAK PEEK: NIA NON CREDITTry a FREE Nia class to see if you like it. Students must register for this section to join this fee introductory class.

13836 T 9a-10a 5/8 LC Rappaport FREE

PED-901-CB09 NIA NON CREDITNia combines dance, martial & healing arts, and is based on the intelligent design of the body, healing “your body’s way”. This holistic �tness energizes your body, clears the mind, and nourishes the soul by leaving you emotionally balanced after a full body workout. Nia is non-impact, practiced barefoot, and adaptable to individual needs and abilities. Rokhsana Rappaport (Sana) is a certi�ed Nia instructor with over 25 years of teaching experience in dance, Zen Barre, yoga, and aquatics.

12977 T 8a-8:55a 5/22-8/7 LC Rappaport 5/18 $83

PED-901-CB46 FREE SNEAK PEEK: ZEN BARRE NON CREDITTry a FREE Zen Barre class to see if you like it. Students must register for this section to join this free introductory class.

13842 Th 9a-10a 5/10 LC Rappaport FREE

PED-901-CB10 ZEN BARRE NON CREDITZen Barre follows the principles of barre, yoga, strength training, and Pilates with an emphasis on ballet. A challenging and unique workout designed to sculpt and strengthen your entire body as well as increase ¢exibility, while developing breath control and mindfulness. Rokhsana Rappaport (Sana) is a certi�ed Zen Barre instructor with over 25 years of teaching experience in dance, Nia, yoga, and aquatics.

12985 Th 8a-8:55a 5/24-8/9 LC Rappaport 5/22 $83

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PED-901-CB01 INTEGRATIVE YOGA FOR RECOVERY NON CREDITUsing conscious movement and breath, increase your range of motion and unblock joints; release the tension caused by repetitive movement or injury, and recharge your batteries. Instructor Fran Page M.F.A. studied anatomy and kinesiology, and integrates contemporary schools of somatic bodywork in this unique �tness class...the perfect complement to an active lifestyle, and a gentle re-introduction to activity after an injury. No class 6/5 or 6/8.

12948 T 6p-7:30p 5/22-8/7 LC Page 5/18 $145PED-901-CB02

12949 F 11:30a-1p 5/25-8/7 LC Page 5/23 $145

PED-901-CB43 MODEL MUGGING:SELF DEFENSE & EMPOWERMENT NON CREDITThis is an introduction to the full-force training that simulates realistic scenarios against a padded model mugger. Learn boundary setting and practice assertiveness, awareness, and physical skills that help you overcome natural fears. Knowing when and how to counterattack can make a di�erence between rape and escape in the �rst few seconds of an attack. Wear comfortable clothing you can move in and exercise shoes. This course is physically, mentally, and emotionally empowering.

13784 Sa 8a-1p 7/14 LC Modene & Mintz 7/12 $69

PED-901-CB44 AIKIDO NON CREDITA peaceful Japanese martial art that includes self-defense, physical �tness, and meditation. Students are trained to harmonize with, rather than confront an aggressive line of force, and convert it into a circular motion that renders attackers helpless. Various wristlocks, arm pins, or unbalancing throws are used to subdue and neutralize attackers without serious injury. These classes are held at Roaring Fork Aikikai at 2553 Dolores Way in Carbondale. Training uniforms are encouraged and can be purchased for $50. A few “loaner” uniforms are available on �rst-come basis. No class 7/4.

13827 MW 6p-7p 6/4-8/8 RFA Staff 6/1 $120

CARBONDALE WHITE HORSE YOGAWhite Horse Yoga (formerly Vimana Yoga) is located at 105 Village Lane in Carbondale, 970-963-1751. For therapeutic bene�t,- classes are held in a heated studio with temperatures from 95-103 degrees. Please bring a large towel, yoga mat, water and be prepared to work out. No class 7/4.

PED-901-CB38 VIMANA YOGA (CARBONDALE) NON CREDITVimana Yoga is a foundational, therapeutic class that includes traditional hatha yoga, ¢ow, and core. This class combines several styles of yoga including Bikram, Vinyasa, Para, and Forest Yoga, and is designed for all levels.

13779 MW 6p-7:15p 6/4-8/8 WH Staff 6/1 $108

13780 MF 8:30a-9:45a 6/4-8/10 WH Staff 6/1 $108

PED-901-CB41 WHITE HORSE FLOW HOT YOGA (CARBONDALE) NON CREDITWhite Horse Yoga is a fun, alignment-based hot yoga class designed for all levels. This class combines several styles of yoga including Vimana, Vinyasa, Para, and Forest to cultivate an unsurpassed experience. You will feel strong, supple, balanced, enlivened, and nurtured.

13782 TTh 6p-7:15p 6/5-8/9 WH Staff 6/1 $108

PED-901-CB42 HANDSTAND BASICS NON CREDITLearn the art of handstands with Bel Carpenter in this fun, warm, progressive class for all levels.

13783 W 4:30p-5:30p 6/6-8/8 WH Carpenter 6/4 $68


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