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UPCOMINGCLASSES• Adult Education• After School Camps• Business Skills Series• Health & Wellness• Leisure Learning• Super Saturdays

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Scottsbluff/Gering2018 Tax Strategies: Tax Season is Over, But What About Next Year?Adult EducationAfter School Camps Artistic Math Chef's Delight Cool Chemistry Duct Tape Dynasty Advanced Legos, Legos, Legos Rocket ScienceAll About Underground SprinklersBasic Nursing AssistantBe Your Own Hand Ma'amBeginning Sign LanguageBeginning TilingBicycle Tube & Tire Clinic

Boating SafetyBob Ross PaintingBusiness Skills Series CyberSecurity High Performance Teams and Team Building for Managers Leading an Engaged Workforce Public SpeakingCPRDo I Look Fat in this Stress?Dog Obedience FundamentalsDOT Hazardous MaterialsDriver's EducationElectrical Code Update 12-Hour Course Electrical Code Update 16-Hour Course GED TestingIntroduction to Fly FishingKids 2018 Summer Camps All About Fossils Astronomy Week Basic Judo/Grappling/Break-Fall Basic Karate/Kickboxing Basic Self-Defense Career Camps Week Caution: Wet Paint Chef's Delight Cupcake Boss CSI: Crime Scene Investigations Discover the Physics of NASCAR Dog Days of Summer Dream Builders Duct Tape Dynasty

Electricity and Magnetism Fun 1 Electricity and Magnetism Fun 2 Exploring K'NEX Week Exploring Owl Pellets Gooey, Gross, and Green Jammin' in the Jungle Just Bead it Introduction to Bushidokan "The Way of the Warrior School" Make it in a Mug Make it Red, White and Blue Marvelous Mosaics Muffi n Tins Aren't Just for Muffi ns Nursing Exploration Mini Camp Robotics Week Theatre Opportunity for Youth (TOFY) West Nebraska Arts Center Summer CampsKo Heichi Fitness: BushidokanMedical Interpretation Training: Bridging the Gap for Medical InterpretersOSHA 10-Hour General IndustryPassport PassengersPool Operator's ClinicPickleballPiYo LiveProper Use of ToolsPrinciples of Fly CastingQuickBooks™ BasicsRecognizing Drug ImpairmentSafe Babysitting ClinicSafety State of the UnionSuper Saturdays Calling All Scientists Kids in the KitchenWestern Nebraska HR ConferenceZUMBA®Zumbini: The Ultimate Bonding Experience

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONEBusiness & Community Education

SPRING WELLNESS FESTIVAL

2018 ICE CREAM SOCIALJoin us for ice cream sundaes

and visit with vendors!

FREEFriday, April 13

1:00 – 3:00 p.m.John N. Harms Center

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ALLIANCE308.763.2002

Adult Education (Gordon & Alliance)

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Essential OilsFor More Info, Call 308.635.6700See page 14 for more information.

CHADRON308.763.2002

Adult Education & GED TestingFor More info, Call 308.747.2017See page 15 for more information.

GORDON 308.635.6770

Adult EducationFor More Info, Call 308.635.6770See page 15 for more information.

SIDNEY308.254.7407

Adult Education (Sidney, NE)

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QuickBooks™ BasicsApr 13 (F)8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., FREE!Sidney Campus, Room 119Register by Apr 6Are you new to QuickBooks™? Would you like to learn how to set up QuickBooks™ to make it more effective for you or your business? Please join us for a full-day class that focuses on the basics of setting up your QuickBooks™ software. This is a basic class for the “Desktop Version” of QuickBooks™. Feel free to attend regardless of the version of QuickBooks™ you currently use. Please Note: This class does not cover payroll or taxes. To register, call Regina Kuhnsat 308.254.7430.

ed2goed2go.com/wncc Sessions Start Monthly!Instructor-Led Online CoursesConvenient Six-Week FormatPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & PERSONAL ENRICHMENT • Interactive learning environment• Award of completion with passing score

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start a new career• Start anytime• Many programs completed in less

than six months• In-depth study, all learning

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Adult Education (Scottsbluff, NE)

English as a Second LanguageFor more Info, Call 308.635.6769See page 15 for more information.

Electrical Code Update 12-Hour CourseApr 2, 9, & 16 (M)5:30 – 9:30 p.m., $80This 12-hour course will cover electrical updates and will provide 12 hours of continuing education per state requirements. The course will be taught by Dale Snyder in conjunction with the 16-hour course.

Electrical Code Update 16-Hour CourseApr 2, 9, 16 & 23 (M)5:30 – 9:30 p.m., $90This 16-hour course will cover electrical updates and will provide 16 hours of continuing education per state requirements. The course will be taught by Dale Snyder in conjunction with the 12-hour course.

Ko Heichi Fitness: BushidokanApr 2 – Apr 30, May 2 – May 30, Jun 4 – 27, Jul 2 – 30, or Aug 1 – 29 (M,W), 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.Single: $30; Family: $45 (up to 4)Before the term “Mixed Martial Arts" (MMA) became the latest buzz word in the world of martial arts, Bushidokan has long been an advocate for versatile or eclectic training. Bushidokan is a pioneer of martial arts in the U.S. and is known for challenging the faults associated with blind allegiance to one particular set of techniques. In all, Bushidokan has borrowed techniques from over 10 different martial arts and three primary systems: karate, judo, and jiu-jitsu. Add in large doses of kickboxing, realistic self-defense, military arts, weapons training, and body conditioning, and you start to get a

pretty good picture of what Bushidokan is all about. All ages are welcome!

PiYo LiveApr 3 – 26 or May 1 – 24 (T, TH)6:30 – 7:30 p.m., $20PiYo isn't like standard Pilates and yoga classes that make you hold long, intense poses, or lead you through dozens of repetitive, microscopic core movements. PiYo speeds everything up including your results by introducing you to dynamic, flowing sequences that can burn serious calories at the same time as they lengthen and tone your muscles and increase your flexibility. With every action-packed PiYo session, you can burn excess fat and sculpt and define your whole body, as you minimize the aches and pains that can come along with high impact workouts. No matter your age, no matter your body type, PiYo will help give you dramatically visible, incredibly beautiful results.

CPRApr 4 or May 2 (W) 1:00 – 5:00 p.m., $60Instruction of basic information in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid for first responders and initiators to incidents. This class results in a basic two-year certification for the skills required to perform CPR and first aid skills in the field.

Zumbini: The Ultimate Bonding ExperienceApr 7 – May 26 (SA)1:00 – 1:45 p.m., $80 or Jun 9 – Jul 28 (SA)1:00 – 1:45 p.m., $80Demo Days:May 30 (W) & Jun 1 (F)6:00 – 6:45 p.m., or Jun 2 (SA), 1:00 – 1:45 p.m.Original music and movement promotes cognitive, social, fine/gross motor skill, and emotional development for children ages 0 to 4 with their caregiver. Your child will be learning while you play with them! Price includes access to 20 original songs, songbook with lyrics, and a plush doll to continue the fun and learning at home! Caregiver must be 18 or older. Still not sure if this class is right for you? Try one of the demo days! Sign up at Zumbini.com, at a demo, or at class. Any questions, call or text Lori at 308.279.0452 or call the John N. Harms Center at 308.635.6700.

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Boating Safety

Boating SafetyApr 10 & 12 or May 22 & 24 (T, TH)6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $10Required of all motorboat operators in Nebraska born after 12/31/85 (including personal watercraft like Jet Ski, Wave-Runner, and other craft). Minimum age 14 or turning 14 this calendar year. Call Scott Eveland at 308.289.0017 or email scott.eveland@nebraska.gov to register.

Western Nebraska HR ConferenceApr 10 (T)8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Members of WNHRMA: $85Non-Members: $105 Gering Civic CenterThe Western Nebraska HR Conference brings together business professionals from around the region. This is your chance to connect with the top HR professionals and business decision makers in the panhandle! You’ll leave this conference with key knowledge to positively impact your organization, and your career. Call Doug Mader at 308.630.6556 or email maderd@wncc.edu to register.

Do I Look Fat in this Stress?Apr 11 (W), 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., $12So many people are drowning in nutritonal confusion. Together, we will discover the one reason we are overweight and the two causes of it. This science-based program will provide you

with information, tools, and strategies to help you create lasting changes. It's time for a course correction. It's time for a new way. The good news is, there IS a better way! Feel free to bring a sack supper.

Bicycle Tube & Tire ClinicApr 19 (TH)6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $5Managing tires and tire changes is probably the single most important repair skill. Mastering the task, or at least gaining confi dence handling tubes and tires and tire levers will go a good distance toward getting a rider out on the road, and back home again. This clinic will cover the basics of tire changes/repairs in the fi eld. By the end of the clinic you should be able to fi x a fl at here, there, anywhere. All (most) types of wheels and bikes will be addressed, including how to change the dreaded back wheel with the derailleur. Tools, tires, and bikes will be provided for practice, but people are encouraged to bring their own bike to practice their hand. The course will also address the various Goat head remedies so that fl at tires are hopefully, more or less, a thing of the past. For questions, call Kristin Wiebe at 308.672.3923. This class is hosted by the West Nebraska Bicycling Club.

UPCOMING CLASSES

Passport PassengersPassport Passengers provides an opportunity for senior citizens in our community to come together and learn about countries around the world. Come and share your experiences of your personal travels and learn from those of others. Experience snacks and activities unique to each country. Participants receive a passport booklet and a sticker for each session.

Second Thursday of the month!

5:30 – 7:30 p.m.$12 per session

Apr 12: Rome

May 10: London

Bob Ross believed that everyone who wanted to paint, could paint like a natural with the right tools and a little encouragement. Come and experience the joy and confidence of painting a beautiful landscape using the Ross wet-on-wet technique. Students must bring a roll of paper towels to this class.

Bob Ross PaintingApr 21, May 19, or Jun 23

9:00 a.m. − 4:00 p.m.$60 per class

Saturdays!

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Introduction to Fly FishingMay 1 & 3 (T, TH)6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $25Fly fishing is generally thought of as a sport best enjoyed in the setting of mountain streams catching trout or salmon. While these waters are great places to fly fish, you can catch a variety of fish and have the same great fly fishing experiences in your local warm water lakes and ponds. This class helps the beginning or novice fly fisher learn the basic principles associated with fly fishing. Learn more about the equipment necessary for getting started, how to properly set up a fly rod, become familiar with the basic principles of fly casting, and understand the use of flies and common fly fishing strategies necessary for catching fish in streams, lakes, and ponds. This class is required in order to register for Principles of Fly Casting.

OSHA 10 Hour General IndustryMay 7 – 8 (M , T)May 7: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.May 8: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Nebraska Safety Council Members: $199 Non-Members: $285This training is designed to teach an entry-level general industry worker about workplace safety. All industries except agriculture, construction, and maritime are considered "general industry." Workers on a safety committee would also benefit from this course. Trainees receive a student workbook and upon successful completion of the class, their OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training Card, which does not

expire. Call 402.483.2511 ext. 108 or visit nesafetycouncil.org to register.

Safety State of the UnionMay 8 (T)12:00 – 3:00 p.m.Nebraska Safety Council Members: FREE!Non-Members: $20Calling all safety, health, and environmental professionals! This meeting is designed to give an industry update on hot topics such as OSHA regulation changes including the updated Silica standard for both construction and general industry, as well as the impending crane operator certification deadline in November 2018. Learn, network, and bring back information vital to your company's safety programs and culture. Call 402.483.2511 ext. 108 or visit nesafetycouncil.org to register.

Principles of Fly CastingMay 9 (W)6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $20If you thought casting a fly line was too complicated for you to master, you’ll be surprised to learn that with the knowledge of a few basic principles, a little personal instruction, and some practice, anyone can become proficient enough at fly casting to enjoy the sport of fly fishing. In this class, we review the basic principles of fly casting, learn common fly casting techniques used in a variety of fly fishing situations, and devote time to personal instruction and casting practice. Participants must bring a properly set up and functional fly rod to class for personal instruction and practice. To experience

maximum learning from this class, the participant should also have completed the Introduction to Fly Fishing class. Class size is limited in order to provide individualized attention and instruction.

DOT Hazardous MaterialsMay 9 – 10 (W, TH) May 9: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.May 10: 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Nebraska Safety Council Members: $245 Non-Members: $325Do you have a job that puts you in contact with hazardous materials or hazardous wastes that are transported in any way? A "HazMat employee" could be anyone who meets any of the following criteria: 1. A person who offers a hazardous material for transportation; 2. A person involved in the transportation of a hazardous material; or 3. A person who labels or marks packages that are being transported. If this describes you, then you need U.S. Department of Transportation HazMat Training and you need to know how 49 CFR 172 applies to you and your business. Cost includes a student book and MANCOMM’s Hazardous Materials Regulation Book. Call 402.483.2511 ext. 108 or visit nesafetycouncil.org to register.

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PickleballMay 9 (W)6:00 − 8:00 p.m., FREE!Terry Carpenter CenterPickleball is a racket sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. Two, three, or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite materials to hit a perforated polymer ball (similar to a wiffle ball) over a net. The sport shares some features of other racket sports; the dimensions and layout of a badminton court, net and rules are similar to tennis with a few modifications. Get an excellent workout while having a great time! The game is great for both novice and experienced sports participants. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience an excellent exercise activity, meet new friends, and have fun!

Recognizing Drug ImpairmentMay 10 (TH)1:00 – 5:00 p.m.Nebraska Safety Council Members: $95 Non-Members: $140Substance abusers are five times more likely than non-abusers to injure themselves or others in the workplace. Don't let this risk impact your business. Know how to identify these individuals before the damage is done. This class will cover policy, procedure, and regulations under both OSHA and D.O.T., specifically the requirements set out by the D.O.T. (49 CFR 382.603) for a supervisor in recognizing an impaired operator or employee. It will also be beneficial for any and all supervisory or managerial roles, HR staff, and safety professionals. Call 402.483.2511 ext. 108 or visit nesafetycouncil.org to register.

Dog Obedience FundamentalsMay 10 – 24(TH)5:30 – 7:00 p.m., $45(Limit to first 10 registrations and handlers must be 12 years or older)Do you have a new dog, maybe a recent adoption from a shelter, or a young puppy?Do you need some basic instruction on behavior, such as sit, come, lay, and maybe some fun tricks to bond over? We will also go over jumping up, stealing food, potty area skills, leash skills, and focus control. Bring your dog to the first night of class as well as the treats you are currently using with your dog, if any. Also bring your dog’s mat or dog bed. Dogs must be at least 8

weeks old. It is recommended that all dogs be up to date on the shots for their age. If you have specific questions about your dog’s appropriateness for this class, give us a call at 308.635.6700.

Pool Operator's ClinicMay 17 (TH)12:00 – 5:00 p.m.For more information and to register, visit goo.gl/hqPMGA

All About Underground SprinklersMay 21 & 23 (M, W)6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $20Applied Technology BuildingIn this class we will dive into home based lawn and garden care sprinkler systems. We’ll look at the different types and what type may work best for your application. We’ll look at some of the different tools used in building and maintaining systems as well as how to replace broken heads, how to adjust patterns and why a drip based system may be great for your gardens. Then, we will be off to the lab for some hands on practice of our new found knowledge!

Tax Season is Over, But What About Next Year?: 2018 Tax StrategiesMay 23 (W), 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., $10Register by May 18This lunch class will be a chance to hear the best tax strategies for the 2018 tax year. With the changes in the tax law, you may be wondering how to continue to give toward your favorite causes and still know you are receiving the tax savings you count on. Will your current tax planning serve you well into next year? What about folks on fixed incomes, and mandatory IRA distributions? Our experts will present best practices, and be able to answer your questions on what’s new this year. This class is taught by Dennis Hadden and Seth Covalt, and is ponsored by The West Nebraska Chapter of CPA's and the WNCC Foundation. Catered lunch will be provided by WNCC, so please let us know of any dietary restrictions when you register.

Basic Nursing AssistantMay 29 – Jun 26 (T, W, TH)9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.$485, plus $74.99 for the bookRegister by May 22

This course is designed to instruct students in becoming basic nursing assistants. The course provides essential knowledge and skills to provide basic care and skills to residents/clients of health care facilities, including such topics as resident’s rights, communication, safety, observation, reporting, and assisting residents/clients in maintaining basic comfort and safety. It's designed to meet the training requirements of the federal and Nebraska state law for nursing assistants working in licensed facilities.

Safe Babysitting ClinicMay 29 (T), 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. & May 30 (W), 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Ages 10 – 14, $55Earn a certificate from our Safe Babysitting Clinic. WNCC faculty teaches the American Heart Association Family and Friends CPR for adult, child, and infant, basic first aid, choking rescue techniques, and use of an AED. WNCC's Early Childhood Education director provides 10 hours of babysitting instruction on safety, food preparation, safe play and age appropriate activities. Learn about accepting babysitting jobs, negotiating pay, and exploring an early childhood education career. Pizza and milk are provided or participants can bring their own lunch. (Certificates provided.)

ZUMBA®May 29 – Jul 19 (M, T, TH)6:00 – 7:00 p.m., $55Forget about the workout! Just lose yourself in the music, and find yourself in shape at the ultimate dance-fitness party!

Be Your Own Handy Ma'amMay 30, Jun 4, 6, 11, & 13(M, W), 6:00 – 8:30 p.m., $35Applied Technology BuildingLadies, if you don’t want to hire a handyman to repair that hole in the wall, squeaky hinge, or the light switch that just doesn’t work anymore, why not do it yourself? Learn the importance of and how to change a furnace filter, swap light

yoursef? Learn the importance of and how to change a furnace filter, swap light switches, repair a hole in the drywall, and find the best tools for the job. We demystify toilet leaks and discuss whether fixing a faucet or replacing it is right for you. Get to know your house and how to take care of it by joining your friends and signing up for this fun, new class. Prepare to get dirt on your hands and gain knowledge that you can use!

Driver's EducationMay 30 – 31 & Jun 4 – 8 (M – F)8:00 – 11:00 a.m., $195This course is a state approved driver safety course for high school students ages 14 – 17. This course is not state approved for adults 18 years of age and older. Students will complete 20 hours of classroom time and drive two to five hours with a Competency Certified Instructor. Eligible students must obtain a valid learner's permit and be at least 14 years of age by October 15, 2018 to register.

Beginning Sign LanguageJun 13, 20, 27, Jul 11, 18, & 256:00 – 8:00 p.m., $30This course utilizes a practical approach to teaching vocabulary, grammar, everyday applications of sign language, and aspects of Deaf Culture. We work toward becoming familiar and comfortable with grammatical features of American Sign Language and body/facial expressions. This interactive class is for beginners and those who are looking to refresh their expressive and receptive sign skills.

Proper Use of ToolsJun 20 (W), 6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $10Applied Technology BuildingWelcome to our class on proper use of tools. Have you ever wondered if a pair of

pliers, flat blade and Phillips screw drivers, plus a hammer is all that you would ever need in life for tools? In this class we will discover the wonderful world of tools! During class, you'll learn to choose the right tools for the job. We will take a look at the safe use of tools and some of the dangers and pitfalls of improper use of tools. Also the dangers that can be involved in using the wrong tool for the job.

Beginning TilingJun 25 & 27 (M, W)6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $20Applied Technology BuildingYOU can learn to tile! We will dive into the wonderful world of tiling. Do you have a job you want to take on in your home, or even a remodel? We'll take time to learn how to repair broken tile, and whether it should be replaced or repaired. We'll also learn the importance of properly prepping the job. After all, it has been stated that 80 percent of a job is prep, and 20 percent is tiling. Find out what products work best for different jobs. Then, we will move to the lab and put to test what we have learned!

QuickBooks™ BasicsJul 18 (W), 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., $10Are you new to QuickBooks™? Would you like to learn how to set up QuickBooks™ to make it more effective for you or your business? Please join us for a full-day class that focuses on the basics of setting up your QuickBooks™ software. This is a basic class for the “Desktop Version” of QuickBooks™. Feel free to attend regardless of the version of QuickBooks™ you currently use. Please Note: This class does not cover payroll or taxes.

Medical Interpretation TrainingBridging the Gap for Medical Interpreters

In this 40-hour course, participants will learn:

• introduction to the health care system

• ethics, communications skills, and critical thinking

• how to be culturally appropriate

• how and when to act as an advocate for your patients

• roles of medical interpretation

• basic medical vocabulary

• professional development and other resources

*This is not a certification course but can be used as a prerequisite for certification as a medical interpreter.

Requirements: Prospective students must pass a language proficiency exam designed to measure your ability in the target language. Cost of exam is not included.

May 21 – 25 (M – F) 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.$300 (books included)John N. Harms Center

To register, contact:

J. Martin VargasLanguage Access CoordinatorRegional West Medical Center

308.630.2533

About the Presenter

BUSINESS SKILLS SERIES

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High Performance Teams and Team Building for ManagersApr 24, 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., $60Managers often set the pace and define the pulse of an organization’s culture. Objectives of this class are to offer insight for managers into the most common and vital qualities of high-performance teams. Participants will leave with a clear model for maximizing team performance,

including the use of effective team building activities as part of the ongoing effort in developing strong and healthy organizational cultures.

Leading an Engaged WorkforceMay 9, 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., $60Employee engagement is the emotional attachment that workers feel to their workplace, and is highly impacted by the leadership a supervisor provides to his/her

employees. This training will offer a better understanding of employee engagement and how it impacts productivity, turnover, safety, customer service, and team morale. Supervisors will leave with techniques for enhancing employee engagement and buy-in into an organization’s vision and mission.

Jamie Weingart is a Gallup-Certified Strengths Finder Coach and Corporate Trainer. Through her business, JNW Consulting, Jamie specializes in helping clients and companies grow and develop more engaged and productive work teams. Before moving to Scottsbluff, Jamie was a business consultant for the State of Wyoming Department of Workforce Services. She has been certified in conflict resolution, mediation, agreement writing, and ethics through the State of Nebraska Office of Dispute Resolution. The scope of her business includes executive coaching, training, speaking, and consulting with companies to address employee engagement and strategic planning initiatives. Jamie lives in Scottsbluff with her husband and their three children.

Public SpeakingApr 6, 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., $60According to a 1973 survey by the Sunday Times of London, 41 percent of people list public speaking as their biggest fear. Forget small spaces, darkness, and spiders, standing up in front of a crowd and talking is far more terrifying for most people. Through this workshop participants will become more confident and relaxed in front of an audience, which will translate into a successful speaking event. However, mastering this fear and getting comfortable

speaking in public can be a great ego booster, not to mention a huge benefit to your career. The Public Speaking workshop will give participants some basic public speaking skills, including in-depth information on developing an engaging program and delivering their presentation with power.

CybersecurityMay 18, 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., $60Every organization is responsible for ensuring cybersecurity. The ability to

protect its information systems from impairment or even theft is essential to success. Implementing effective security measures will not only offer liability protection, it will also increase efficiency and productivity. With our cybersecurity workshop, participants will discover the fundamentals of cybersecurity as well as the methods that should be implemented to make sure their computer systems are protected.

About the Presenter

Send three people to any Business Skills class, and the fourth one is half price!

Bill Loring has been a full–time Information Technology Instructor at WNCC for eight years. His 20 years of experience as an IT consultant allows him to bring real world experience into the classroom. He completed his Master of Science in Computer Information Systems from Bellevue University in 2016. Training in programming and databases laid a firm foundation for his new hobbies – programming robots, drones, and IoT devices.

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ICE ENRICHMENT ACADEMYAfter School Camps

Grades 1 – 8Monday – Thursday

4:00 – 5:30 p.m.$12 per day

Register for one day or all week!

Cool ChemistryApr 9 – 12Explore chemistry concepts in engaging and fun ways. In this course, students create and explore such things as crystal gardens, kazoos, gobs of goo, lava cups, fi zz-infl ators, and much more! Chemistry has never been so much fun!

Artistic MathApr 16 – 19Generate many creative projects to explore math concepts and build essential skills through art. Learn about math concepts like geometry, measurement, place value, and much more. This class teaches math in a way most kids have never experienced.

Chef's DelightApr 23 – 26This course is sure to be a delightful experience for young chefs. Several educational skills are enhanced as kids share stories, participate in cooking exercises, learn science concepts, and develop good work habits as they work in groups. What better motivator for learning than a good story and fun food?

Duct Tape Dynasty AdvancedApr 30 – May 3Duct Tape Dynasty goes above and beyond. After students learn the basics in the Duct Tape Dynasty for Beginners, they will apply their skills in the advanced course. Participants will learn more skills in creating complex duct tape products. This course is for the patient, determined, and creative!

Rocket ScienceMay 7 – 10To infi nity and beyond! This course is all about space! Learn about the planets, solar system, and what it is like to bean astronaut.

Legos, Legos, LegosMay 14 – 17Are you a master Lego builder? Would you like to be? This course encourages you to explore your creativity and skills. Float boats, race cars, construct cities, and build fortresses. The list is endless! Creations are made based on a different theme each day. Enhance your imagination and skills as you unleash your inner Lego builder! All building levels welcomed!

Ko Heichi KIDS CAMPAll classes are 8:30 – 11:30 a.m.

Four camps to choose from!Ages 8 - 15, co-ed

Basic Judo/Grappling/Break-FallJun 8 (F), $12Judo differs from many other martial arts because children must work with each other. In this Judo/grappling camp, kids will learn about cooperation and teamwork while making new friends in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Also, the practical skill of learning how to fall and tumble without getting hurt is a skill kids will use for life!

Basic Karate/KickboxingJun 15 (F), $12Japanese karate and American kickboxing combine to make this camp a day kids won’t forget! Kids will be introduced to blocks, strikes, and kicks in a fun and disciplined manner. The day will culminate in a rigorous kickboxing workout on punching bags where they learn real kickboxing combinations. Bonus for parents: your kids will sleep well that night!

Basic Self-DefenseJun 22 (F), $12Self-defense is something that can be learned at almost any age. Kids will learn how to escape and evade common attacks in a safe, structured environment. Common tactics of abductors and con artists will be discussed. Camp participants will also practice proven verbal skills for disarming bullies. Role play scenarios will deal with serious issues in a fun and safe environment where kids can build confi dence, learn practical skills, and be introduced to concepts of honor and integrity.

Introduction to Bushidokan“The Way of the Warrior School”Jun 29 (F), $12Bushidokan is a pioneer marial arts in the U.S. It is composed of three main components: karate, judo, and jiu-jitsu. Students will learn how the striking, kicking, and grappling techniques fl ow together to create this well-rounded versatile martial art. Did we mention there will be sword fi ghting? A student favorite, sparring with foam swords is a fun and safe way to introduce students to the different aspects of martial arts competition.

After School Camps

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Exploring Science CampsJun 2 – Jul 28 (SA)

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. $30 per class

Ages: 6th grade – 10th grade

Discover the Physics of NASCAR June 2Learn about systems of a car, how an internal combustion engine works, along with the 3D forces, drafting, down draft, and drag while racing. Not just for boys! In fact, the books we will be referencing were written by Diandra Leslie-Pelecky. Learn how cars stay on track, how the power is generated, and how science is used to maximize speed and help improve safety.

Electricity and Magnetism Fun 1 June 16Investigate electricity and magnetism, discover what those forces are, how they interract, and why they benefit us. Build simple motors, make a battery from fruit, and use a multimeter to measure voltage. Students will be able to take home materials to make a simple motor and conduct hands-on experiments!

Electricity and Magnetism Fun 2 June 30Explore the relationship between magnetism and electricity. Discover how and why those forces interract. Make a train from a coil of wire, battery and magnets. Experiment with multi-color LEDs and solar cells. Students will be able to take home LEDs and other components to continue experimentation.

All About FossilsJuly 14Explore plant and animal fossils that are millions of years old! Discover what fossils are, how they are formed, and why they are important to understanding the earth. Learn where fossils are found and how to collect them. Students will take home several specimens to start their own collection.

Exploring Owl PelletsJuly 28Dissect owl pellets to find out what they are, why owls can’t digest bones or fur, and what they do about that. Students can keep the bones they find. Oftentimes, complete skulls are found!

Muffin Tins Aren’t Just for MuffinsJun 9 (SA), $159:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Terry Carpenter CenterRegister by Jun 1Ages 12 and olderWant meatloaf, but don’t want to make a big one and eat it for a week? How about bacon, eggs, and potatoes for a light eater? Come and get ideas and experience baking in a muffin tin. Take home recipes, samples, and your very own muffin tin!

Nursing Exploration Mini CampJun 12 (T), 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.FREE!, Ages: 16+Considering nursing? Join us for a FREE afternoon of activities to explore if nursing is for you! Gain hands-on experience, tour the facilities, and interact with current University of Nebraska BSN students. Please register with Bobbi Hartshorn at bhartsho@unmc.edu by May 30.

Make it in a MugJun 23 (SA), $159:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Terry Carpenter CenterRegister by Jun 15Do you like pizza, mac and cheese, lasagna, desserts, or tuna casserole but don’t like to eat them six days in a row? Learn to make some of these favorites in the oven and microwave IN A MUG! All materials will be provided and you will take home a mug, some samples, and some recipes.

Make it Red, White and BlueJun 30 (SA), $159:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Register by Jun 22Ages 8 and olderLet’s plan a Fourth of July party menu! Get ideas and make refreshments and foods that are red, white, and blue.

Theatre Opportunity for Youth (TOFY)Jul 16 – 27 (M – F)9:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., $125Ages 8 – 15Matinee Performances: Jul 28 & 29Harms Center & Scottsbluff High SchoolTheatre West’s TOFY (Theatre Opportunity for Youth) Camp 2018 has selected Disney’s “Annie Kids” for its third summer musical. Disney’s “Annie Kids” is part

of Music Theatre International’s series of abridged, 40-minute musical productions for kids. During the two-week camp, children will participate in all aspects of producing a show, culminating in two matinee performances. Details about registration/auditions and other camp information will be coming soon. To see announcements as they become available, please like and follow along on Facebook at facebook.com/TOFYcamp. For further questions, contact Kim Grams, TOFY program director, at KimmerGrams@gmail.com. For all Theatre West’s news on the upcoming season, see our website at theatrewestnebraska.com.

Dog Days of SummerJul 25 (W), $151:00 – 4:00 p.m.Terry Carpenter CenterRegister by Jul 18When someone mentions summer, does that remind you of picnics, cooking on the grill, swimming, and water activities? Come make some fun food memories at our Dog Days of Summer class. We will be making fake hot dogs, “grilled” cupcakes, “bonfire” cupcakes, deviled egg sailboats, and more!

SUPERSTARSATURDAYS!

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$20 per campGrades 1 – 8

Calling All ScientistsApr 7Prepare to explore various science experiments using critical thinking and problem solving skills, all while making a mess and having fun!

Kids in the KitchenMay 5Create fun and yummy recipes inspired by literature, all while practicing math and reading skills and science concepts. Develop good work habits while working in groups. What better motivator for learning than a good story and fun food?

ICE Enrichment Academy provides an enrichment program for students in grades K-8. The world of education changes constantly. For students to remain engaged, they need to be exposed to more learning opportunities than ever. ICE Enrichment Academy offers numerous learning opportunities that are fun, challenging, and engaging.

Kids in the Kitchen WeekJun 4 – 7 (M – TH)1:00 – 4:00 p.m.

$30/day or $100/weekAges: 7 – 12

Cupcake BossCupcakes are simply irresistible single servings of delicious cakes and frosting dressed up in perfect little packages. In this course, student chefs participate in a number of “challenges” to see who is the “boss’”of each challenge. Some of the challenges are individual challenges and some are group challenges.

Chef’s DelightThis class is sure to be a delightful experience for young chefs. Several educational skills are enhanced as they share stories, participate in cooking experiences, and learn about kitchen safety and dining etiquette. Students will have opportunities to practice math and reading skills, learn science concepts, and develop good work habits as they work cooperatively in groups. What better motivator for learning than a good story and fun food?

Robotics WeekJun 11 – 14 (M – TH), 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.$30/day or $100/week Ages: 9 – 14 In this club, you build a robot using parts from a Lego MindStorms #9797 robot kit, and learn to program the robot using software. Then we put our robot to work conquering some challenges. Not as big or expensive as the Mars Curiosity Rover, but just as much fun!

All About the Arts WeekJun 18 – 21 (M – TH)

1:00 – 4:00 p.m.$30/day or $100/week

Ages: 7 – 14

Caution: Wet PaintImagine, explore, discover, and create products using a variety of paint. Students use puffy paint, neon paint, liquid watercolors, pearl paints, glitter paint, and glow-in-the-dark paint. Students learn about famous artists from around the world and emulate their famous works of art.

Marvelous MosaicsStudents learn about the ancient art of mosaic and learn to make their own artwork using a variety of fun materials. Students cut, glue, read, and create as they learn about how traditional and modern

mosaics are made.

Duct Tape DynastyDuct tape solves everything, right? Students use duct tape to decorate jars, composition books, pencil pouches, pencils, etc. Students also create various items such as pouches, wallets, fl owers, and bracelets using only duct tape.

Just Bead itBeads, safety pins, leather, and washers! Does that sound intriguing? These are just a few of the materials you’ll explore and create with in this couse. Create bracelets, rings, and necklaces for all occasions. Embellish items such as picture frames and beads.

Career Camps WeekJun 25 – 28 (M – TH)1:00 – 4:00 p.m.$30/day or $100/week Ages: 9 – 14 This week is dedicated to student exploration of a variety of careers such as health professionals, engineers, cosmetologists, and veterinarians. During this week, students have the opportunity to meet actual professionals in these areas. Students participate in a variety of career-specifi c activities. What do you want to be when you grow up?

Astronomy WeekJul 16 – 19 (M – TH)1:00 - 4:00 p.m.$30/day or $100/week Ages: 7 – 14Explore the size and scale of our solar system by mapping out the sun and planets on a very large map—over 1,000 yards in length! Investigate the other planets in our solar system, observe the sun using telescopes, binoculars, and other tools. Captain Kirk would be proud!

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Innovate, Create & Explore WeekJul 23 – 26 (M – TH)

1:00 – 4:00 p.m.$30/day or $100/week

Ages: 7 – 14

CSI: Crime Scene InvestigationsAre you a sleuth? Do you want to become one? If you would like to learn more about solving crime, this is the course for you! Students meet crime-fighting professionals and learn their secrets. Students learn the art of fingerprinting, hair analysis, and other trace evidence left at the scene of the crime.

Gooey, Gross, and GreenIn this course, students create things that ooze, bounce, and squish! Students take part in a number of hands-on gooey, gross, and green fun science and art projects.

Jammin’ in the JungleStudents explore the mysteries of exotic plants and animals through beautiful books and interesting activities. Students’ learning is enhanced with several science skills including probability, biodiversity,

and horticulture. Come and join the fun of this jungle adventure!

Dream BuildersAre you a master Lego builder? Would you like to be? This course encourages students to explore their creativity and skills. Students enhance their imagination and skills as they unleash their inner Lego builder! All building levels welcomed!

Exploring K’NEX WeekJul 30 – Aug 2 (M – TH)1:00 – 4:00 p.m.$30/day or $100/weekAges 9 – 14Are you familiar with “Punkin’ Chunkin’”? Build some simple machines using K’NEX building system pieces to understand the physics involved in various classes of levers. Then create your own “Chunkin’’” machine to launch projectiles, much smaller than pumpkins, in competition. We also explore with the K’NEX building system to create bridges, structures, and simple machines. By the end of the week, we will have had a competition to see who can build the lightest and strongest bridge!

WNAC Summer CampsJun 5 – 8 (T – F)1:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Ages: 10 – 15WNAC Members: $90Non-Members: $130

Youth will be engaged and inspired with fun, visual art workshops instructed by our expert team of arts professionals. It’s a great way for students to sharpen existing skills or try something completely new. During four days of classes, they create original artwork and have a great time exploring different mediums and techniques. There will be a mini reception on Friday, June 8, 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. displaying students artwork. The registration fee includes all art materials, an art camp t-shirt, and bottled water. Please have your child wear old clothes during the art camp and arrive rested, fed, and ready to make art.

Jun 6 – Jun 8 (W – F)9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Ages: 6 – 9 WNAC Members: $60 Non-Members: $75

Youth will be engaged and inspired with fun, visual art workshops instructed by our expert team of arts professionals. It’s a great way for students to sharpen existing skills or try something completely new. During these days of classes, they create original artwork and have a great time exploring different mediums and techniques. Students will create baskets by wrapping coil with paper. Students will also learn basic printmaking with objects they can use from home. Please have your child wear old clothes during the art camp and arrive rested, fed, and ready to make art.

Contact 308.632.2226 or thewnac.comfor more information or to register!

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ESSENTIAL OILSBusiness & Community Education

Essential Oils 101Apr 5 (TH), 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., $12What are essential oils? Where do they come from? How do I know if I am getting a quality oil? Learn the answer to these questions and more! You’ll learn a brief history about essential oils and their uses. Learn how they are made and the techniques used to process oil today. Why would this be important? Products we use can either have a positive or negative effect on us. What is a therapeutic oil? My goal is to help you learn how to pick pure oils and know how to use them correctly.

Essential Oils 101 Part IIApr 12 (TH), 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., $12In this class you will learn how to use essential oils. The benefits of aromatherapy, topical use and whether they can be used internally. You’ll learn what to look for in an oil, and how to use them safely for adults, children, infants, and even on your pets.

Essential Oils Everyday UsesApr 19 (TH), 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., $15Learn how to use oils in your daily routine. Use them in beauty treatments, for your hair, skin, nails, and your teeth. Have allergies? What oils will help? How about using oils in first-aid situations? In this class you will learn answers to these questions and will be making a few products with the oils. You will learn about oils to help your metabolism and even help in weight loss. If you love going to the gym or working out, you’ll learn about oils that will benefit your daily workout routine.

Essential Oils Everyday Uses Part IIApr 26 (TH), 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., $12In this class you will learn how to clean with essential oils and the benefits of using them. Learn how to make your own cleaners and disinfectants. You’ll even learn how to make your own furniture polish with no harmful side effects to your health. Finally, you’ll learn what oils to help with gardening and the great outdoors like pest controls and repellents.

About the PresenterChristine Prawel has been using herbs for 50 years and started with Essential Oils in recent years. Her goal is to help individuals find what works for them and their family. She is a wellness advocate with DoTerra Essential Oils, and is currently studying with Heart of Herbs Herbal School to be a certified aromatherapist and herbalist.

Alliance CampusApr 5 – Apr 26

Thursdays!5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

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Box Butte CountyAdult Education WNCC ALLIANCE CAMPUS308.635.6770T, W, TH: 6:00 – 8:30 p.m.

Dawes CountyGED Classes HEAD START308.747.2017M, T: 6:00 − 8:00 p.m.T – TH: 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.For registration information, call 308.747.2017.

GED TestingCHADRON STATE COLLEGE308.635.6770Testing is once a month on various days. Please call for the most up-to-date schedule.

Sheridan CountyAdult Education(Year-round)817 N. OAK STREET, GORDONNear Gordon High School308.635.6770T: 6:00 − 8:00 p.m. W: 10:00 a.m. − 12:00 p.m.

Scotts Bluff CountyAdult Education & GED Classes (Year-round) WNCC - MAIN BUILDINGROOM G152308.635.6770M - TH: 8:00 a.m. − 12:00 p.m.M - TH: 1:00 − 3:00 p.m.M - TH: 6:00 − 8:00 p.m.

Adult Education Orientation & EnrollmentM & W: 8:00 a.m. − 12:00 p.m.Call 308.635.6770 for an appointment.

Adult Education Evening Orientation & EnrollmentCall 308.635.6770 for an appointment.

Citizenship ClassesIf you are interested in attending citizenship classes, please call 308.635.6770. A minimum of seven people must register in order to hold the classes.

NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR CAREER CENTER (ONE STOP)(Year-round) 308.635.6770M - TH: 1:00 − 3:00 p.m.

ESL English as a Second LanguageGUADALUPE RECREATIONAL CENTER308.635.6770M - TH: 8:00 a.m. − 12:00 p.m.M, T, TH: 6:00 − 8:00 p.m. W: 5:00 − 7:00 p.m.

GED TestingJOHN N. HARMS CENTER308.635.6738TH: 8:00 a.m. − 5:00 p.m.F: 8:00 a.m. − 4:00 p.m.*Register through your MyGED.com personal account. Testing hours are subject to change.

Cheyenne CountyAdult Education(Year-round)WNCC SIDNEY CAMPUS 308.254.7458T - TH: 6:00 − 8:30 p.m.

The Adult Education program at WNCC aims to provide the tools for a successful future and offers access to quality educational opportunities to support employment, job training, and higher education aspirations. Adult Education and GED classes run continuously in locations throughout the panhandle. English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are offered at the Guadalupe Center in Scottsbluff. Classes and lessons are designed to build a strong foundation of problem-solving, analytical thinking, organizational skills, and strategies for producing greater academic success. By assisting adult learners to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for effective participation in society, citizens will realize their potential, businesses will benefit, and communities will thrive.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 308.635.6769 OR EMAIL ADULTEDUCATION@WNCC.EDU.

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Want to share your interests and talents with others?

WE WANT YOU!We’re looking for Community Education instructors to share their interests in photography, arts and crafts, painting, plants and gardening, fishing, traveling ... YOU NAME IT! For more information, or to simply discuss your ideas for a class, call Lori Stromberg at 308.635.6703 or email stromber@wncc.edu to visit about these opportunities.

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ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLD!That’s what you’ll find with our new GOLD CLUB benefits. Even if you are already a WNCC GOLD CLUB member, you will want to complete the new registration because this year with the new GOLD CLUB benefits, you’ll receive a one-time $25.00 voucher that can be used for any non-credit course(s) taken at the Scottsbluff Campus.

For more information, visit wncc.edu/bce or call 308.635.6701.