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Lifelong Learning -- You’re never too old to learn something new! At Northland Pioneer College, our mission is to offer noncredit classes to the community

ranging from art, crafts, dance, fitness, writing, specialty skills & so much more! Continuing Education will provide personal enrichment for all types of individuals.

Clay Art (Full Semester) Tuesdays, Jan. 16- May 8 9am- 1pm Show Low Campus ART099X-01

Beginning students learn the basic knowledge to form and finish ceramic ware while advanced students are provided a relaxed studio environment to advance, innovate and expand their techniques.

Instructor: M. Sweeney

$220/student (ages 12 & up) *No class on March 13. College closed for Spring Break

Mosaic Tile Art Mondays, Feb. 5- March 19 Show Low Campus 9-11am ART099X-05 1-3pm ART099X-06

Learn to create a finished mosaic tile mural, using designs only limited by your imagination. Students will receive hands-on instruction in creating a finished piece of tile-art which can have practical uses from wall hangings, table tops, or shower surrounds.

Instructor: C. Miners

$125/student: Additional $80 fee, payable to instructor for needed supplies. For questions contact instructor at (520) 405-7901. *No class on March 12. College closed for Spring Break

Clay Art (8 weeks) Tuesdays 9am- 1pm Show Low Campus Jan. 16- March 6 ART099X-03 March 20- May 8 ART099X-02 Beginning students learn the basic knowledge to form and finish ceramic ware while advanced students are provided a relaxed studio environment to advance, innovate and expand their techniques.

Instructor: M. Sweeney

$110/student (ages 12 & up)

Watercolor Basic Plus Thursdays, Feb. 1-March 8 5:30-7pm Snowflake Campus ART099X-04

Learn the basic skills of watercolor painting as you advance to the intermediate level. Students will develop techniques and knowledge in color, water control, paper, light, shadows, blending, layering and

much more. Instructor: L. Bogdanowicz

$30/student: Students required to bring watercolor paints (basic colors), ruler, pencil, watercolor brushes and tablet of watercolor paper. Bringing other mediums and small round palette is also encouraged. (For ages 11 and up.)

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Weaving Practicum

Friday & Saturday, Jan. 19-20 9am- 4pm Springerville/Eagar Center HCT099X-02

This informal class brings together weaving students of all levels and provides opportunities to learn from others as well as from the instructor. Bring your weaving projects and problems to receive help and

instruction. Instructor: C. Farnsworth

$30/student: Students must bring their own loom and supplies. (optional $15 fee for room rental)

Weaving Open Studio Tuesdays, April 3-17 1-4pm Springerville/Eagar Center HCT099X-08

An open weaving studio for previous weaving students to advance their skills. An instructor is available to help and guide you on your projects.

Instructor: C. Farnsworth

$30/student: Students must bring their own loom and supplies. (optional $15 fee for loom rental)

Natural Dye Workshop Friday & Saturday, May 4-5 9am- 4pm Springerville/Eagar Center HCT099X-01

Students will dye protein fiber such as wool, alpaca and others using plant-based dyes. Students will learn to prepare yarn, process the plant materials and dye the yarn using 2 or more dyeing staffs. Students will take home their dyed yarn and records so the process can

be repeated. Instructor: C. Farnsworth

$50/student: Students must bring their own fibers to dye. Cost of class includes all supplies except fiber.

Digital Scrapbooking Tuesdays, Jan. 30–March 6 6:00-8:00pm Holbrook Campus HCT099X-09

Preserve your memories quickly and easily by creating a digital storybook. Students will use photos and memories to create their own storybook. They will learn to use the Heritage Makers program to create their project.

Instructor: D. Day

$40/student

Quilt ‘Till you Wilt: Beginning Quilting Tuesdays, Feb. 6-27 5:30-7:30pm Show Low Campus HCT099X-07

A fun class to learn the art of constructing a "raggy" quilt. This will be a baby-sized quilt or throw but can be scaled once the technique has been learned. Study the basics of measuring, cutting, design, color and

construction. Instructor: M. Stockton

$35/student: Students need to bring a sewing machine, general sewing supplies/notions, approximately 3 yards of flannel fabric (1/2 yard of 6 different patterns) rotary cutter and cutting board.

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Greenhouse Organic Growing Fridays, Jan. 5-26 12-4pm Snowflake Campus AGR099X-02

Learn various options of how to plan and set up a solar greenhouse and maintaining a balanced ecosystem within it. Topics include: various functions of a greenhouse, effects of relative shade, heat levels and seasonal changes, container and plant selection, soils, water, ventilation, light, sanitation and organic fertilization.

Instructor: K. Howell-Costion

$68/student

Raising your own Starts Fridays, Feb. 2-23 12-4pm Snowflake Campus AGR099X-03

Learn how to raise your own vegetable and flower seedlings for your garden. Topics include preparation, making potting soil, seed germination, transplanting, quality light, watering, organic fertilizing and hardening off. This is a hands-on opportunity to experience working with seeds, seedlings and transplanting.

Instructor: K. Howell-Costion

$68/student

Extending the Season Fridays, March 2-30 12-4pm Snowflake Campus AGR099X-01

Learn techniques to extend the high-desert gardening season that will enable you to harvest year-round. Topics include: various styles and methods of using cold frames, tunnels, frost and shade covers, wall-o-waters and greenhouse. Choosing specific seed varieties, succession planting and raising sprouts will also be discussed. Instructor: K. Howell-Costion

$68/student *No class March 16-College Closed for Spring Break Solar Greenhouse Design Saturday, Jan. 27 9am- 5pm Snowflake Campus AGR099X-05

This class will lead students through fundamental design parameters with solar orientation, insulation, glass and mass. Greenhouse orientation, site evaluation, attached versus freestanding and building materials selection (and use) will be considered.

Instructor: J. Costion $45/student Rainwater Harvesting Saturday, Feb. 17 9am- 5pm Snowflake Campus AGR099X-04

This class covers collecting and storing rainwater for use in a residence. We will explore how to size a rainwater catchment system according to local rainfall, size of roof collection area, discuss storage tank size, and components such as filtration and purification mechanisms and pumps. Discover the benefits of drinking distilled rainwater!

Instructor: J. Costion $45/student

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Beginning Mexican Folklore Dance Thursdays, Jan. 25-May 10 4:30-5:30pm Winslow Campus HPE099X-08

An introduction to Mexican Folk Ballet stressing basic principles, steps, sequences, skirt movements, posture and settings.

Instructor: I. Lewis $40/student: Students will need to pay an additional $15 to the instructor for costumes. Females will also need practice skirts.

*No class Mar. 15-College Closed for Spring Break

Intermediate Mexican Folklore Dance Thursdays, Jan. 25-May 10 5:30-6:30pm Winslow Campus HPE099X-09

Learn intermediate skirt movements, intricate foot movements and choreographed routines while gaining knowledge of the Mexican culture.

Instructor: I. Lewis $45/student: Students will need to pay an additional $15 to the instructor for costumes. Females will need practice skirts. Must have previous Mexican folklore dance experience

*No class Mar. 15-College Closed for Spring Break

Advance Mexican Folklore Dance Thursdays, Jan. 25-May 10 6:30-8pm Winslow Campus HPE99X-10

An advanced course working on all the basics taught in the previous courses with more intricate Zapateados and difficult rhythms.

Instructor: I. Lewis $50/student: Students will need to pay an additional $15 to the instructor for costumes. Females will need practice skirts. Must have previous Mexican Folklore dance experience

*No class March 15-College Closed for Spring Break

Western Line Dancing- All Levels Mondays, April 2-30 7-8pm Show Low Campus HPE099X-11

An exciting class for all levels in line dancing, which can be a great low impact exercise too. Explore the different types of line dancing music, while making the transition to learn the cha-cha, stray cat strut, 10-step and “baby like to rock it!” Grab a friend and come have a good time!

Instructor: K. Venancio $40/student: Students should wear leather or soft sole shoes.

Couples Progressive 2-Step for Beginners Tuesdays, April 10-May 8 6-7pm Snowflake HPE099X-07

A fun dance class for couples to learn something new. Students will learn the basic 2-step and techniques such as turns, leading and cues. Learn 2-steps that will fit with multiple music styles from western, Latin and contemporary. Grab your partner for a fun night out!

Instructor: K. Venancio $60/student: Students should wear soft sole shoes or shoes with leather soles. The class will be held at Katherine's Dance studio at 83 S. Main St. in Snowflake.

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Beginning Yoga: 1.0 College Credit Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30-7:30pm Jan. 16-March 8 Holbrook Campus HPE101B-02 March 20-May 10 Holbrook Campus HPE101B-04 Saturdays, Jan. 20-May 12 8:30-10:30am Winslow Campus HPE101B-01 Mondays, Jan. 22-May 7 6-8pm Winslow Campus HPE101B-03

Introduction to basic yoga poses, breathing techniques, principles of relaxation and body awareness. This class is designed to increase flexibility, strength, concentration levels and feelings of relaxation. Discussion of yoga philosophy will be interwoven with

physical practice. Instructor: A. Schmidt $72/student: Students should bring a yoga “sticky” mat and a firm blanket.

*No class March 12-17-College Closed for Spring Break

Intermediate Yoga: 1.0 College Credit Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30-7:30pm Jan. 16-March 8 Holbrook Campus HPE101C-02 March 20-May 10 Holbrook Campus HPE101C-04

Saturdays, Jan. 20-May 12 8:30-10:30am Winslow Campus HPE101C-01 Mondays, Jan. 22-May 7 6-8pm Winslow Campus HPE101C-03

This class will build upon skills learned in beginning yoga, refining postures, breathing and meditation. Pranayama techniques and intermediate level Asanas will be introduced. Discussion of yoga philosophy will be interwoven with physical practice.

Instructor: A. Schmidt $72/student: Students should bring a yoga “sticky” mat and a firm blanket.

*No class March 12-17-College Closed for Spring Break

Hatha Yoga Tuesdays, Jan. 16-May 8 5:30-6:30pm Springerville/Eagar Center HPE099X-01

This multi-level class combines both traditional and flow-style yoga using breathing, yoga poses, relaxation and meditation. Students of any age and physical ability will develop greater balance, strength and

flexibility. Instructor: N. Rihs $72/student: Students should bring a yoga mat, strap, two blocks and a firm blanket.

*No class March 13-College Closed for Spring Break

Self-Defense Saturdays 10am- 12pm Feb.10 Show Low Campus HPE099X-05 March 24 Springerville/Eagar Center HPE099X-04 April 14 Holbrook Campus HPE099X-02 May 5 Snowflake Campus HPE099X-03

Students will learn simple self-defense techniques to use on attackers. Master Accardo, a 6th-degree black belt with over 40 years’ experience, will teach students defense from grabs, chokes, knifes defense, etc. Learn the proper way to strike for increasing results to the

attacker. Instructor: J. Accardo $20/student: For student ages 14 and above.

Self-Defense for Women Friday, Feb. 23 4-7pm Show Low Campus HPE099X-06

Students will learn the principles of self-defense, the color code of awareness, survival stress management, basic strikes and posture. The class consists of lecture, demonstration and physical participation.

Instructor: D. Krieser $20/student

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Get Healthy Workshops Series! Saturdays 9am- 11am Show Low Campus Goal setting and Maintaining Feb.10 HPE099X-17 Protein Timing March 10 HPE099X-19 Effects if Stress in your Health April 14 HPE099X-16 Intermittent Fasting or Cleanse May 5 HPE099X-18

Don’t just get fit learn how to get healthy first! The “Get Healthy!” series offer students an opportunity to take different workshops that build a stronger you! Instructor Pam Lizardi tells her life experience losing weight and share her knowledge with the community on how to live a healthy longer life!

Instructor: P. Lizardi $40/student per workshop: Students need to bring material to take notes.

Barbershop Chorus Tuesdays, Jan. 16-May 8 6:30-9pm Show Low MUS099X-01

Experience the joy of four-part a cappella singing in a

choral setting. Instructor: D. Dockendorf Free: Classes are held at the Show Low Senior Center, 301 E. McNeil in Show Low (for ages 12 and older).

Chords are Key for Piano Saturday, April 7 9am-12pm Snowflake Campus MUS099X-06

In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of playing the piano to give you years of musical enjoyment. Learn all the chords you’ll need to play any

song in this one session! Instructor: C. Coffman $30/student: There is a required, additional $29 fee payable to the instructor for the workbook and online audio. (must be 18 years or older)

Chords are Key for Piano by Ear Saturday, April 7 1-3:30pm Snowflake Campus MUS099X-04

Learn how to play songs without relying on music. A very practical presentation of music theory that includes predicting chord progressions, learning from recordings and transposing – all expressed in everyday language. Prior experience with the basic understanding of chords is recommended.

Instructor: C. Coffman $30/student: There is a required, additional $29 fee payable to the instructor for the workbook and online videos. (must be 18 years or older)

White Mountain Symphony Orchestra

Thursdays, Jan. 18-May 10 7-9pm Snowflake Campus MUS099X-02

Make beautiful music with a performance-based symphony orchestra that studies and performs music

from all genres. Instructor: TBA

Free: You are expected to be in attendance.

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Chords are Key for Piano Combined Class Saturday, April 7 9am- 3:30pm Snowflake Campus MUS099X-05

This is a combination class of Piano and Piano by Ear. This class offered at a discount rate for those interested in attending both classes. For more information about this class, the instructor and other courses taught by him, view his website

chordsarekey.com. Instructor: C. Coffman $50/student: There is a required, additional $58 fee payable to the instructor for the workbooks and online audio/videos. (must be 18 years or older)

Chords are Key for Guitar Saturday, April 7 3:45-6:15pm Snowflake Campus MUS099X-03

Can’t find the time to learn the guitar? In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away.

Instructor: C. Coffman $50/student: Bring your acoustic guitar. There is a required, additional $29 fee payable to the instructor for the workbook and online audio. (must be 13 years or older)

Basic Music & Guitar Mondays & Thursdays, Jan. 18-May 10 4-5:30pm Show Low Campus MUS099X-07

Learn music skills needed to play chords, identify notes, read sheet music, harmonize vocally and instrumentally with others. Learn to sing into a microphone while playing the rhythm for the song

being sung. Instructor: D. Kemp $200/student: Students of all ages welcome! The instructor offers an optional almost new, acoustic guitar rental for a $35 fee payable to instructor at the time of class. (Fee may also be applied to purchase of guitar). For more detailed information, call (602) 295-9977.

Basic Music & Guitar (8 weeks) Mondays & Thursdays 4-5:30pm Show Low Campus Jan. 18-March 8 MUS099X-08 March 19-May 10 MUS099X-09

Learn music skills needed to play chords, identify notes, read sheet music, harmonize vocally and instrumentally with others. Learn to sing into a microphone while playing the rhythm for the song

being sung. Instructor: D. Kemp

$100/student: Students of all ages welcome! The instructor offers an optional almost new, acoustic guitar rental for a $35 fee payable to instructor at the time of class. (Fee may also be applied to purchase of guitar). For more detailed information, call (602) 295-9977.

Friday Night Out: Celebrating Chinese New Year! Friday, Feb. 16 5-7pm Snowflake Campus HCT099X-05

Our instructor will guide and work side-by-side with students to help create incredible food and moments. Students will learn about Chinese New Year as they create Chinese dishes.

Instructor: L. Telford $25/student: There is an additional $5 fee per person, payable to instructor for supplies and food. Email the instructor (Lorena@lorenaskitchen.com) for a list of supplies needed for each class

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Friday Night Out: All About Soups Friday, March 23 5-7pm Snowflake Campus HCT099X-03

Our instructor will guide and work side-by-side with students to help create incredible food and moments. Students will learn about different delicious soups they

can enjoy year-round! Instructor: L. Telford $25/student: There is an additional $5 fee per person, payable to instructor for supplies and food. Email the instructor (Lorena@lorenaskitchen.com) for a list of supplies needed for each class

Friday Night Out: Outdoor Grilling Friday, April 27 5-7pm Snowflake Campus HCT099X-06

Our instructor will guide and work side-by-side with students to help create incredible food and moments. Students will learn how to best use a grill this summer. BBQ is not the only amazing grill food!

Instructor: L. Telford $25 per Student: There is an additional $5 fee per person, payable to instructor for supplies and food. Email the instructor (Lorena@lorenaskitchen.com) for a list of supplies needed for each class

Friday Night Out: Australian Rissoles Friday, May 4 5-7pm Snowflake Campus HCT099X-04

Our instructor will guide and work side-by-side with students to help create incredible food and moments. Students will learn about Australia as they create this fun meatball style food.

Instructor: L. Telford $25/student: There is an additional $5 fee per person, payable to instructor for supplies and food. Email the instructor (Lorena@lorenaskitchen.com) for a list of supplies needed for each class.

Genealogy: Your Path to the Past

Wednesdays, Feb. 7-April 4 5:30-7:30pm Show Low Campus STC099X-01

Explore and record generations of your ancestors, coordinated with history timeline for you and your descendants. Bring any available family history, vital

records, etc. Instructor: M. Stockton $60/student: Students will need to sign up for a free trial program from Ancestry.com to use within a class; membership is available at an additional price.

*No class March 14-College Closed for Spring Break

IPad/Tablet: Tips & Tricks Thursdays, 6-7pm Feb. 8 Show Low Campus STC099X-03 April 5 Show Low Campus STC099X-02

Have questions about how to use this technology? This course will teach you common terminology and show you how to navigate and operate your tablet. You'll be able to understand and use basic functions as well as download, use, organize and delete apps.

Instructor: J. Petrancosta $20/student: Students need to bring own device and notebook for notes.

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Seeing your book in Print Workshop! Saturdays, March 3 9am-1pm Snowflake Campus STC099X-04

Students will be taken through the process of opening a Createspace account and starting a publishing project. The discussion will also include revision (the key to a professional product) and cover design.

Instructor: P. Winskye $35/student: Bring a laptop that can connect to the internet during the workshop.

Seeing your book in Print! Thursdays, March 22-April 26 2-4pm Show Low Campus STC099X-05

The emphasis of this class will be self-publishing. However, time will be dedicated to what editors and agents look for. Class topics will include revision (the key to a professional product no matter how you choose to publish), cover design and opening a Createspace account. Optional topics chosen by students: dialog, person/point of view, show/don't tell, stronger writing and how to find time to write.

Instructor: P. Winskye $48/student: Laptop with internet connection is recommended.

Important Information

Lifelong Learning offers a variety of classes, workshops

and seminars in special interest areas which provide

personal enrichment for individuals. Classes are built to

teach new topic while having fun in a stress-free

environment. What are you waiting for register today!

Looking for other types of noncredit class! We

encourage students to share their ideas. We are

continuously seeking instructors for our adult programs.

Reach us at: www.npc.edu/noncredit-classes.

For more detail and questions email CCL@npc.edu or

call (928) 536-6244.

Please register early! Spaces are limited. If minimum

enrollment is not met at least 4 days prior to class, it will

be cancelled. So the earlier you register the better!

Register in person at any Northland Pioneer College

Campus or Center, online if you have a MyNPC account,

or by phone with Records & Registration at (800)266-

7845, ext. 7459.

All noncredit classes follow the college’s refund policy.

All refunds are made by check and are mailed from the

NPC Business Office. For questions contact the Business

office at (800)266-7845, ext. 7480.

-100% before the first day

-100% if NPC cancels the class

-50% through the first two days

- No refund on a two-day workshop AFTER it has started

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