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Refunds must be requested at least five business days prior to the first class date.There will be a 10% handling charge for all refund requests, unless otherwise noted within the course description.

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A “combo” class combining several courses at a reduced rate will be regarded as one course. Refunds for a combo course must be submitted at least 5 business days prior to the first class date of the combo. There are no partial refunds given for “combo” classes once the first class has begun.

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community locationsWest Coast Bank Building 500 Broadway St, Vancouver, WA 98660

Clark College at Columbia Tech Center18700 SE Mill Plain Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98683

Tri Mountain Golf Course1701 NW 299th St, Ridgefield, WA 98642 Vanco Golf Center703 N. Devine Rd, Vancouver, WA 98661 Hazel Dell Grange7509 NE Hazel Dell Dr, Vancouver, WA 98663

Friends of the Carpenter1600 W 20th St., Vancouver, WA 98660

Touchmark at Fairway Village2911 SE Village Loop, Vancouver, WA 98683

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Creativity

Drawing for Adults -Morning EditionAnything you see you can draw. Discover creativ-ity through drawing. Experiment with pens, inks, crayons and pencils to create simple animals and things from nature. This is a relaxing, no pres-sure class just for the enjoyment of drawing. Bring pencil and paper to the first class. Age 15+.No class 1/21.G001 1/14-3/11 M 9:30-11:30AM$89 WCB Rm: 214 A. Amies

Afternoon Portrait Drawing In a relaxed atmosphere, spend an afternoon practicing drawing portraits. Fundamentals are systematically presented while you work at your own pace. You will receive continuous individual attention as you work on your project learning the basic principles of portraiture as you have fun building your personal best. Age 18+. G002 1/17-2/14 Th 2-4PM$55 CTC Rm: 331 D. Andersen

Easy Drawing TechniquesThis class makes it easy! Explore traditional/non-traditional drawing techniques and media cover-ing image transfer techniques, combining drawing with other art forms such as painting and collage. A great class for students with little or no art back-ground or those having art skills and looking to expand on techniques. Bring a variety of pencils and some drawing paper. Other supplies discussed at first session.G003 1/22-2/26 Tu 4:30-6:30PM$73 WCB Rm: 207 E. Dengerink

Beginning Acrylic Painting Discover your creative self along with your own unique style. Learn about acrylics through color, composition, value and perspective. No previous painting or drawing experience necessary. Age 15+.G004 1/23-2/27 W 6:30-8:30PM$85 WCB Rm: 215 S. Whyte

Watercolor Independent Studies with Demonstrations - DaytimeSpend your morning receiving one-on-one guid-ance from Lee, a professional artist as you move to the next level of creativity. Participate in a brain-storming session for your own special project. En-joy weekly instructor demonstrations on various watercolor techniques. Bring subject matter and your supplies to class.No class 2/15.G006 1/11-3/8 F 9:30AM-12PM$103 WCB Rm: 215 L. Baughman

Watercolor IndependentStudies - EveningTreat yourself to one-on-one guidance from a pro-fessional artist. Move to the next level of your cre-ativity. Together we will brainstorm on your own special project. Bring previously chosen subject matter to work with and any necessary supplies to the first class.No class 1/21.G007 1/7-3/4 M 7-9PM$89 WCB Rm: 215 L. Baughman

Mixed Media This class will combine several mediums and tech-niques. Students will create works of art in 2D or 3D. Open studio and independent experimenta-tion on different surfaces will be explored. Create unique work utilizing different techniques and thinking outside the box.G099 1/30-2/27 W 1-4PM$79 CTC Rm: 331 J. Sanders

Mosaic Tile Workshop IDiscover how you can create beautiful mosaic art in a 3-day course including demonstrations and an all-day workshop where you will create your own unique work of art. Work with tile, glass and plate fragments on various surfaces. Bring a sack lunch for the all day workshop. Age 18+. Tuesday 1/29 & 2/12 classes meets from 6:30-9pm and Saturday 2/9 class meets from 10:30am-4:30pm.G008 1/29-2/12 Tu, Sa 6:30-9PM$79 FAC Rm: 103 P. Tait

Beginning Jewelry MakingDiscover all the basics of jewelry making–from terminology to tools and techniques. Learn basic wire work, how to make findings and wrap bead ends as you make beautiful, personalized pieces. First class is a lecture with guidelines, supply and resource list plus handouts; 2nd & 3rd classes are hands-on workshops; students bring their own materials. Age 18+.G009 2/19-3/5 Tu 6-9PM$69 WCB Rm: 214 P. Tait

Craft Combo: Mosaic Tile& Basic Jewelry Making COMBO

A great hands-on combination for those who love crafting. Discover the great things you can make with your own hands for gifts or yourself. Com-bine Mosaic Tile Workshop I and Basic Jewelry Making. Complete descriptions and times shown at each class entry. 18+. Mosaic class meets at the Frost Art Center on main campus. Beginning Jew-elry Making meets at the West Coast Bank loca-tion, 500 Broadway.G035 1/29-3/5 Tu, Sa 6:30-9PM$139 FAC Rm: 103 P. Tait

How Do I TakeBetter Digital Photos?Learn to use the functions built into your camera in this “hands-on” class. Discover how to control “light”, take better portraits, street scenes, sports action shots & landscapes. Ample time given, weather permitting, for photo taking to try out new techniques. Bring camera, fresh batteries, memory card reader and a flash drive. Some pic-ture-taking experience suggested. One hour lunch break. Age 16+.G010 1/26 Sa 9AM-4PM$65 AA4 Rm: 102 G. Stasiuk

Success with Digital PhotographyGet acquainted with that new camera! Whether you are an experienced digital photographer or just getting started, there will be stimulating and enlightening information provided. Bring camera, fresh batteries and camera instruction manual. Let Bob help you bring your skills as a photographer to the next level.No class 1/21.G011 1/7-2/11 M 6:30-8:30PM$69 WCB Rm: 210 B. Byrd

Creative PhotographyCalling all film and digital photographers! Dis-cover your creative style with photography. Learn how to communicate through photos. Enjoy and benefit from class discussions, individual assign-ments and critique sessions. Brainstorm with a professional photographer, get valuable advice and ask lots of questions. Class meets 1/17, 1/31, 2/21, 3/7, 3/21.G012 1/17-3/21 Th 6:30-8:30PM$69 WCB Rm: 214 B. Byrd

Judy Sanders offers a good beginning class into what mixed media can accomplish. I learned about different processes and what

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Portrait PhotographyDiscover portrait photo techniques designed for amateur photographers. Get a basic understand-ing of lighting with an emphasis on natural light and posing techniques. Class emphasizes a “right brain”, intuitive approach to photography, appre-ciation of print quality and craftsmanship. Choose either a digital or film camera. You must have a camera available for use. Age 15+. G013 1/29-3/5 Tu 7-9PM$69 CTC Rm: 338 P. Quackenbush

Wildfire Writing IEnjoy this beginning class for dreamers and closet writers. Feeling stifled, over criticized or simply afraid to write? Sometimes we need a little con-fidence booster! Discover how to get the writing on the page for all kinds of writing, including fic-tion and non-fiction by an inspirational published author.No class 2/14.G018 1/10-2/21 Th 6:30-9PM$95 CTC Rm: 331 C. Krug

Wildfire Writing IIMake your writing life a priority as you receive one-on-one guidance from a professional writer. Bring creative writing projects began in Wildfire Writing I, or writing you’ve started on your own. Receive encouraging, helpful feedback to help you move to the next level and deepen your writ-ing practice. Wildfire Writing I suggested but not required. G019 2/28-3/28 Th 6:30-9PM$85 CTC Rm: 331 C. Krug

Wildfire Writing I & II Combo COMBO

A combination Wildfire Writing I & II class at a special discount price for budding writers to stop dreaming and doubting your abilities. No class 2/14.G020 1/10-3/28 Th 6:30-9PM$165 CTC Rm: 331 C. Krug

The “Novel” RoadClass designed for experienced novelists wish-ing to brush up on the basics to novices looking to write their first novel. Explore Scene Structure and Whole Novel Architecture, Basic Character and Setting, Literary Devices, Point of View/Nar-ration, as well as Voice and Style. Class utilizes a multi-media supported lecture, handouts, class-room participation, reading from published work and exercises. A completed manuscript is not nec-essary. Age 18+G021 1/16-2/13 W 5:30-8PM$89 CTC Rm: 338 R. Houle

Further Down the “Novel” RoadThis class continues where “The Novel Road” leaves off and builds on the foundation laid in the first class. It is recommended, but not required to take Novel Road before attempting this course. Specific topics tackled include: Critique, Ad-vanced Character and Setting, Advanced Point of View, Writing a Synopsis, Querying Agents, Proper formatting, and more. Know how to know when you’re done and when to submit for pub-lication is also provided. Pre-requisite: Students MUST have a manuscript with a beginning, mid-dle and end loosely resembling a complete story not less than 50,000 words; first drafts are okay. Age 18+.G022 2/20-3/20 W 5:30-8PM$89 CTC Rm: 338 R. Houle

The “Novel” Road Combo COMBO

This COMBO CLASS is for serious writers and those wishing to become one. Take The Novel Road and Further Down the Novel Road at a re-duced rate. Find complete descriptions at each class.G023 1/16-3/20 W 5:30-8PM$169 CTC Rm: 338 R. Houle

Genealogy-Who’s In Your Past?Learn where to look, who to contact, and discover some basic research tools to begin an exciting and fascinating exploration of your roots. Now is the time to find out who or what you are looking for and document it for yourself and your family. No computer or genealogy software used or required. G034 2/23-3/16 Sa 9:30-11:30AM$69 WCB Rm: 207 L. Maguire

Activities

The Essentials of HikingIt may be cold and dreary now, but Spring is just around the corner. Hiking season will soon be here and now is the time to get ready. Explore the world of back country travel, covering the con-cepts of physical preparation, planning, proper clothing and equipment selection, the 10 essen-tials plus, and lots of just plain good tips to make your hike fun and safe. Class is invited to join an optional, easy 4 mile hike on Saturday, 2/23 at LaCamas Lake/ Round Lake County Park. Con-sider signing up for the Orienteering class that complements this class.G029 2/2 Sa 9AM-12PM$35 CTC Rm: 338 D. Hibbs

Orienteering:Using a Map & CompassMap reading, using the compass, and figuring out your GPS can be a daunting task. Put it into the context where your decisions will end up with either you losing your way or getting back home safely. It’s no wonder people get all tied up in knots! As with most everything, it’s a lot easier than it looks, all you need are a few tips and an ex-planation of the basics. G031 2/9 Sa 9AM-12PM$35 CTC Rm: 338 D. Hibbs

Hiking & Orienteering Combo COMBO

Whether hiking by yourself or with a group, turn your outdoor adventure into a safe and confident activity. Learn the basics of map reading together with the fundamentals of hiking giving you the confidence to make your journey fun and return home safely. G032 2/2-2/9 Sa 9AM-12PM$63 CTC Rm: 338 D. Hibbs

Four Seasons Hiking,Backpacking & CampingAn advanced class for those wishing to extend their recreational season for the whole year. Great opportunities await those who can brave the cold Northwest seasons. Let Don show you how to maintain comfort and especially safety while enjoying the outdoors. Class will cover overland travel by snowshoes or skis, proper clothing and equipment for cold weather hiking and camping plus techniques of snow camping. G030 3/2 Sa 8:30AM-12:30PM$49 CTC Rm: 338 D. Hibbs

Arm Chair Travel & Trip Planning with “Google Earth”Join Don in a “virtual tour” of the familiar and the far away as you discover all the tools and uses of “Google Earth”. See demonstrations of how to use the program and discover this excellent tool for trip planning. Come and learn how to visit the places of your dreams-either virtually or actually.G033 1/26 Sa 9AM-12PM$35 WCB Rm: 207 D. Hibbs

Reiki for the BeginnerAn introductory class in the ancient Japanese hands-on natural way of healing. Stress and pain respond well to Reiki and it is increasingly used in health care settings to promote relaxation and wellness. See how Reiki differs from other heal-ing techniques, and how it is being integrated into Western medicine. Wear comfortable clothes. Age 18+.No class 1/21.G037 1/7-2/18 M 6-8PM$79 WCB Rm: 208 V. Khamkeo

Crystal Healing for the BeginnerCurious? Discover the power of nature. Science has proved stones are not dead matter; stones are fully alive, powerful and vibrate with energy. Since olden times crystals have been used for healing as they resonate with the crystalline nature of the hu-man body. Discover the power of nature with Vivi, a Reiki Master.G038 1/8-2/12 Tu 6-8PM$79 WCB Rm: 208 V. Khamkeo

Advanced Crystal HealingMysticism is the branch of science that deals with the immeasurable. Take the power of crystals to another level in this advanced class to explore them together as tools of self-transformation and magic. What do we have in common with crys-tals? Find out!G039 2/19-3/26 Tu 6-8PM$79 WCB Rm: 208 V. Khamkeo




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Crystal Healing Beginning to Advanced Combo COMBO

Explore the use and value of crystals in these two classes offered at a reduced rate.G040 1/8-3/26 Tu 6-8PM$145 WCB Rm: 208 V. Khamkeo

Eastern Wisdom,A Beginner’s JourneyEastern wisdom is not about religion. It is a set of thoughts, a way of living, a philosophy from the teachings of Buddha to open our heart and mind; and to guide us in life during this time of great shift and expansion. Life is short. What better choice than to live it with joy, peace, grace, love and compassion. G041 2/25-3/25 M 6-8PM$79 WCB Rm: 208 V. Khamkeo

Beginning Qi GongQi Gong is a holistic system of self-healing ex-ercise and meditation. Includes healing posture, movement, breathing techniques and medita-tion. You will be introduced to the principles and practices through several exercise routines-- per-formed in a slow, calm and relaxed manner. Allow yourself greater peace of mind and gain the bal-ance, flexibility and harmony of mind, body and spirit. Wear loose comfortable clothing. Age 18+.G044 1/29-3/19 Tu 6-7PM$55 OSC Rm: 135 D. Fetyko

Kundalini Yoga IThe technology of Kundalini Yoga applies its sci-ence to your body and mind. This practice bal-ances the glandular system, and strengthens the nervous system to enable you to harness the en-ergy of the mind and emotions. Wear loose cloth-ing; bring a yoga mat or sheep skin plus a cushion if you wish. Age 18+.G042 1/28-3/18 M 5:30-6:45PM$89 CTC Rm: 110 C. Mesich

Evening Tai Chi for Health & VitalityAn evening class in Tai Chi, a form of Chinese exercise characterized by slow flowing movements that are performed in a relaxed manner. Wonder-ful for all ages and abilities; it combines physical exercise, meditation and self-defense; the goal of leading with a healthy life through the balance and harmony of mind, body, and emotions. Sug-gested pre-requisite is Qi Gong but not necessary. Age 18+. Wear loose fitting comfortable clothing.G043 1/28-3/20 M, W 7-8PM$69 OSC Rm: 135 D. Fetyko

Saturday Morning Zumba Exercise& Dance WorkoutGet your Saturday morning motivated! Zumba is the Latin-inspired dance-fitness class blending Latin and International music with dance move-ments to create an exciting and effective workout. Fitness is made fun with a party atmosphere for non-dancers or new exercisers in addition to those advanced students. Sign up with a friend and join the party.No class 2/16.G045 1/26-3/23 Sa 9-10AM$55 CTC Rm: 110 M. Singleton

Zumba in the PMExperience an absolute blast in one exhilarat-ing hour of caloric burning, heart racing, muscle pumping, body energizing movements meant to engage and captivate for life. Add some Latin flavor and International zest into the mix and you’ve got ZUMBA. Sign up with a friend and get started!No class 1/21.G046 1/7-3/18 M 6-7PM$65 OSC Rm: 135 M. Snyder

Zumba in the PM Two-FerYou asked for it! Now you can DOUBLE your Zumba experience by taking your class twice a week-Monday and Wednesday. Enjoy the same great workout now twice a week with twice the fun!No class 1/21.G047 1/7-3/20 M, W 6-7PM$95 OSC Rm: 135 M. Snyder

Line DancingHeel-toe your way to fun and fitness! Have a great time with this no partner pattern line dance class. Great fun for the body and mind as it gets you moving. Start by learning the basic steps used in line dancing and then practice them in various dances. Absolutely no experience necessary. Grab a friend or two and have a blast. A great way to end a stressful day. Age 15+.No class 2/14.G048 1/17-2/28 Th 6-7PM$49 OSC Rm: 135 T. Nystrom

Belly Dancing For Joy, Fun & FitnessImmerse yourself in traditional cabaret style belly dance. Have fun as you incorporate grace and movements, practice grapevine, belly rolls and shimmies focusing on technique and posture. Discover the music and haunting melodies of the Middle East. Beginners of all shapes and sizes are encouraged to attend. Wear loose fitting clothes.No class 2/14.G049 1/17-2/28 Th 7:15-8:30PM$55 OSC Rm: 135 T. Nystrom

Beginning Guitar I Beginners learn all about how to play the guitar from a 2004 Grammy award-winning musician! Class covers the basics: tuning, note reading and strumming with lots of our Grammy award win-ning instructor’s feedback. Bring your guitar. Age 15+. G050 1/16-2/13 W 6:30-8PM$69 WCB Rm: 208 D. Smith

Beginning Guitar II Explore advanced features of the guitar to enhance playing style and personal artistry. This class is taught by a 2004 Grammy award-winning musi-cian, one of the best in the industry. Pre-requisite: Beginning Guitar I. Age 15+. G051 2/20-3/20 W 6:30-8PM$69 WCB Rm: 208 D. Smith

Beginning GuitarI & II Combo COMBO

Take both of Doug’s Guitar I & II classes at a dis-counted rate. See course descriptions and details with each class. G052 1/16-3/20 W 6:30-8PM$125 WCB Rm: 208 D. Smith

Beginning Community BandA class that gives you a chance to perform music with a band. How cool is that? The goal is to even-tually join the Vancouver Community Concert or Marching Band; for beginners who have never played a band instrument or just want to re-de-velop your skills. Bring your own instrument and sturdy music stand for group lessons. Purchase text Accent on Achievement at local music stores. Age 18+. Class held at the Friends of the Carpen-ter, 1600 West 20th Street, Vancouver 98660.G053 2/5-3/12 Tu 6-7PM$29 See description J. Rourk

Beat the Drums:Beginning Percussion A Beginning Percussion class is more than a drumline, more than a drum class, more than sit-ting down to a drumset and performing. Explore and learn the different and enormous variety of percussion instruments and equipment and how to perform with those instruments and equip-ment. If you don’t have a beginner percussion kit, it can be be purchased at a local music store or discount mail order sources. Purchase text Accent on Achievement, Book one-combined percus-sion book. Fee includes optional attendance to the Community Band class held 6-7pm. Class held at the Friends of the Carpenter, 1600 West 20th Street, Vancouver.G054 2/5-3/12 Tu 5:30-7PM$29 See description J. Rourk

Terri Nystrom is well organized, the room is perfect and the pace was great. The most

valuable thing about the class is the repeating of dances every week.

“ “Vivi is an invaluable resource and a

dedicated educator. She has a peaceful and positive way of presenting material.“ “

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Jam Session(Blues and Light Rock Styles)A course for musicians of beginning to interme-diate ability who want a relaxed environment to raise their comfort level with live/”open mic” per-formance. Focus on “Blues and Light Rock” styles. Suggested instruments: Guitar, Bass, Keys, Vocal, Drums, Harmonica, Horns. Student should have a working knowledge of simple blues forms or progressions. Pre-requisite: One year of playing or vocal. Bring your own instrument. Age 18+.No class 2/14.G055 1/31-3/14 Th 6-8PM$79 BMH Rm: 110 K. Fitzgearld

Social Ballroom Dancing:Beginners IA timeless, romantic and a valuable social skill. If you have never danced, or want to practice what you already know, please join us. Learn basic steps including smooth, Latin and night club slow dancing plus the fundamental techniques of lead-ing and following. Partners recommended, but not required or guaranteed. Sign up with a friend for a fun evening.G056 1/8-2/19 Tu 7-9PM$75 CTC Rm: 110 B. Blevins

Social Ballroom Dancing: Intermediate Beginners IIAdvance your learning with more techniques and turns. Practice new variations to the beginning steps. Pre-requisite: Beginning Ballroom Dancing or other lessons. Partners recommended, but not required or guaranteed. Sign up with a friend for a fun evening. G057 2/26-3/19 Tu 7-9PM$55 CTC Rm: 110 B. Blevins

Social Ballroom Dancing:Beginners I & II Combo COMBO

Are you ready to get your dance on? Combine Ballroom I & II to develop a solid dance founda-tion as you save $$$.G058 1/8-3/19 Tu 7-9PM$119 CTC Rm: 110 B. Blevins

Ladies Self DefenseEncourage family, friends plus yourself to take this class in self-defense focusing on techniques available to help women feel more self-assured, powerful and protective of themselves. Sign up with a friend to support each other. Wear loose fitting clothes and remove shoes and socks. Pre-requisite: Good general health and fitness. Age 14+. Students under 18 must have consent of par-ent or guardian. G059 2/9 Sa 11AM-12:50PM$29 OSC Rm: 218 J. Wynn

Very Beginners Photoshop IDiscover for yourself the many features of this popular software program. Learn the basics of Photoshop as you navigate the program with min-imal training. See how to save work for both print and web display. Discuss program tips, techniques and tricks. Pre-requisite: Strong computer skills. Class will be using CS6. Age 16+.No class 2/16.G014 1/26-2/23 Sa 9AM-12PM$99 WCB Rm: 210 V. Darling

Your iPad, How Does It Work?Gain a basic understanding on how to navigate the iPad’s many features and applications. Some of the features you will learn are iTunes and iCloud, connecting the iPad to the Internet and Bluetooth devices, web browsing and listening to music, podcasts and reading books. Plus customizing and maintaining your iPad. Bring for iPad and your questions. Age 16+G024 1/31-2/7 Th 6:30-8:30PM$39 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Your iPhone, How Does It Work?Gain a basic understanding and how to navigate the iPhone using its many features and applica-tions. Discover how to use iTunes and iCloud, making, receiving and managing calls, Web Browsing, working with photos and video and using the App Store plus much more. Learn to customize and maintain your iPhone. Bring your iPhone and questions to class. Age 16+.G025 1/10-1/17 Th 6:30-8:30PM$39 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Your iPhone & iPad Combo COMBO

Do you have both the iPhone and the iPad? Bring both to this cost-saving combo class. Learn the advantages of both devices. See separate descrip-tions on each class. Age 16+. Bring Phone and Pad to class.No class 1/24G027 1/10-2/7 Th 6:30-8:30PM$69 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Your iPhone, Student SessionMake sure you are up on all the features and appli-cations with your iPhone. A student session that will give you the basics such as iTunes, iCloud, moving audio, video, books and photos onto your iPhone. Connecting the iPhone to the Internet, Bluetooth devices and other iPhones. Bring your iPhone and questions to class. Ages 10-16.G026 1/26-2/2 Sa 9-11AM$39 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Your Android-Based Smartphone (for the Non iPhone)Gain a basic understanding on how to navigate the Android phones’s many features and applica-tions. Discover how to connect the Smartphone to the Internet and Bluetooth devices, making, re-ceiving and managing calls, Web browsing and us-ing the Play Store. Learn to customize and main-tain your Smartphone. Bring your Smartphone and your questions. Age 16+. G028 2/21-2/28 Th 6:30-8:30PM$39 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Home & Garden

The Art of PruningLook at the “needs” of woody perennials and how proper pruning assists them to develop and thrive. Pruning is necessary for shrubs, roses, vines, and trees. Forming them for beauty, increases produc-tion. Be ready when the season is right, timing is everything! Plants need assistance in learning how and where to grow. Discover techniques and the rational for keeping plants healthy.G060 2/7 Th 6-8PM$29 WCB Rm: 207 J. Miller

Chicks in the City:Backyard Chicken KeepingEver wonder about the chicken coops you see around town? Learn the joys of raising chickens, from fuzzy little chicks to full-fledged hens. Learn how to feed, house and care for your chickens. En-joy daily farm fresh eggs from your own backyard. Class will cover breed selection, coop design and animal husbandry. Gain all the skills needed to make your flock fun and easy.G061 2/7 Th 6-8:30PM$35 WCB Rm: 214 J. Miller

Landscape Design & Installationfor the Newbie This class is for those with new bare earth or those committing to renovation of an existing or histori-cal landscape. Class will draw, plan and critique/improve each person’s plans. Thom will cover many elements of design to include and add value to your own landscape plan and to show how to address many landscape problems. Purchase texts at Clark College Bookstore prior to class. Bring a triangular ruler, 2 #2 pencils, pencil sharpener and eraser, paper. Optional materials; digital camera, (for illustration) and rolling tube to protect plans.No class 2/16G062 2/9-3/16 Sa 10AM-12PM$89 JSH Rm: 112 T. McConathy

Planning Your GardenTogether with Soil Improvement ITake the first step to make your garden a reality. For maximum return invest time into a plan for your garden and prepare the soil. Learn about soil’s microorganisms and how to put them to work. Learn how to put your garbage and yard debris to work for you. Let Jim give you tips in de-signing and making your garden.G063 2/21 Th 6-8PM$29 WCB Rm: 207 J. Miller

Planting and Caringfor Your Vegetable Garden IIWhat to plant, where to plant, how to care for your plants. Let Jim answer your questions on when to plant and what will increase yield and en-joyment. Part of the Plan is a successful planting schedule. Also learn how to start your own seeds. Choose plants for this USDA Zone.G064 3/7 Th 6-8PM$29 WCB Rm: 207 J. Miller

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Extending & HarvestingYour Garden IIIFall gardens and planting your own is widely growing in popularity. More and more families want to learn more about the ways to “extend” the growing season by planting “Cole crops” and getting food all winter and spring instead of just summer.G065 3/21 Th 6-8PM$29 WCB Rm: 207 J. Miller

Your Garden from Planningto Harvesting Trio IVGet your garden in tip top shape from the very beginning soil treatment to the reaping of the harvest of your hard work. Combine Vegetable Gardening parts I, II and III for best results. Lots of questions and lots of answers.G066 2/21-3/21 Th 6-8PM$79 WCB Rm: 207 J. Miller

Home Finance

Budgeting: Jump Start 2013Let 2013 be the year you make peace with your budget. Today more than ever we need to watch our dollars. Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck? Wondering where your money is go-ing? Practical tips for Generation Y to the Baby Boomers. G067 1/15 Tu 6:30-8:30PM$25 WCB Rm: 214 D. Breitenstein

Stocks, Part I:Begin with Only $2000With as little as $2000, you can make money in stocks during good and bad markets! Discover ba-sic strategies of investing, market cycles, knowing when to sell, mutual funds and real estate. No class 1/31.G068 1/10-2/7 Th 6:30-8:30PM$59 WCB Rm: 210 C. Lewelling

Stocks, Part II: Beyond the BasicsTake the companion class to our beginning stocks class. Learn advanced technical analysis through hands-on instruction in our computer lab. Prac-tice using the web as a financial tool. Pre-requi-site: Stocks: Begin with Only $2,000. Enroll in the Stocks Combo class and save $$$. G069 2/21-3/7 Th 6:30-8:30PM$55 WCB Rm: 210 C. Lewelling

Stocks, Part I & II:Beginning & Beyond Combo COMBO

Take both Beginning and Beyond Stocks classes at a discounted rate. See course descriptions and details above. No class 1/31 & 2/14.G070 1/10-3/7 Th 6:30-8:30PM$99 WCB Rm: 210 C. Lewelling

Mighty Bowls Combo COMBO

Take both Mighty Bowls I and Stocking Up on Mighty Bowls for a discount and save!G162 1/8-2/5 Tu 6-8:30PM$75 CTC Rm: 153 S. O’Leary

Weight Loss Cookery Make a New Year’s Resolution to lose weight the healthy way – by learning smart ways to cook! Learn new techniques and discover how to take a recipe you love and reduce its calories as well as how to make new low fat, high taste recipes in-cluding Unfried Chicken, Italian Wedding Soup, Layered Berry Parfaits. Make gorgeous “Com-posed” Salads!G163 1/14 M 6-8:30PM$70 CTC Rm: 153 K. Lasher

Low Carbohydrate& Diabetic Cookery DEMO

Learn to cook wonderful tasting, easy recipes the low carb way, including Super Easy Hummus, Egg White Frittatas and Poached Salmon w/Cucum-ber Sauce. Discover ways to tailor old favorites to reduce problem ingredients and utilize proteins. A Peace Health Dietician will show you how to manage diabetes and be inspired to cook more creatively. G164 1/31 Th 6-8:30PM$70 CTC Rm: 153 K. Hohenbrink

Weight Loss Success StrategiesDo you want to lose weight and feel great? Are you tempted to make unhealthy food choices even when you “know better”? Understand the reasons why we are drawn to foods and behaviors that do not support our health. Join a registered dietitian and author for a lecture class with a focus on tran-sitioning to a plant-based diet. Classroom lecture only, no cooking demonstrations.G181 1/15-1/22 Tu 7-8:30PM$52 CTC Rm: 337 A. Ozgur

Cooking Basics

Knife Skills 101 Nothing is more vital to cooking mastery than knife skills - except possessing good knives! Learn about knife construction, proper techniques for cutting and how to slice, dice, julienne and chif-fonade, as well as how to segment citrus. Apply newly learned skills to create: Shrimp Spring Rolls, Mixed Lettuce Salad w/ Gorgonzola-Herb Dressing, Sesame Greens and Citrus Salad w/ Gingered Yogurt. G166 1/28 M 6-8:30PM$70 CTC Rm: 153 B. Walberg

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Spanish I A beginner’s course to learn to converse in Span-ish. You will focus on real-life situations using common words and phrases, as well as learn about the vibrant culture from a native speaker. Great for travelers. Age 18+. G074 1/29-2/21 Tu, Th 6:30-8:30PM$99 CTC Rm: 337 M. deBalin

Spanish II Continue to improve your Spanish language skills. Practice dialogs complemented by grammar and pronunciation. Tailored to individual needs, in-cluding those traveling, watching TV or speaking Spanish at work. Pre-requisite: Spanish I or previ-ous language instruction. Age 18+.G075 2/26-3/21 Tu, Th 6:30-8:30PM$99 CTC Rm: 337 M. deBalin

Spanish LanguageI & II Combo COMBO

Immerse yourself by taking both beginning Span-ish I & II classes at a discounted rate. Great for travelers or those wanting to communicate better. G076 1/29-3/21 Tu, Th 6:30-8:30PM$185 CTC Rm: 337 M. deBalin

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Vegetarian Cooking:Mighty Bowls of Goodness I Join Sara from Whole Foods Markets to learn to cook a variety of whole grains, beans, and veg-etables and combine them into delicious and nutritious “bowls of goodness”. Try a Southwest bowl w/ barley, black beans, corn, cilantro, lime and “avocado ranch”, or an Asian-themed bowl w/ wild rice, edamame, broccoli, bean sprouts and tamari. Discover endless possibilities at only $3 per serving! G160 1/8 Tu 6-8:30PM$45 CTC Rm: 153 S. O’Leary

Vegetarian Cooking:Stocking Up for Mighty Bowls Join Sara from Whole Foods Markets and learn to simplify weekday meals through batch cooking and maintaining a stocked, healthy pantry. Focus on whole grains, beans, and vegetables and experi-ment with a variety of sauces. Try a Mediterra-nean bowl with brown rice, kidney beans, roasted eggplant and kale w/ a tahini miso dressing. Plus work with Sara to learn how to create your own combos at home. G161 2/5 Tu 6-8:30PM$45 CTC Rm: 153 S. O’Leary

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cooking & Wine All Cooking & Wine classes, unless otherwise noted, are held at our KitchenClassroom at the Columbia Tech Center, 18700 SE Mill Plain, Vancouver, WA

30 Minute Meals DEMO

Cooking dinner after a long day doesn’t have to be hard! In only 30 minutes from start to finish you can whip up a delicious meal your family will love: Thai Turkey with Cucumber Relish, Pork, Sweet Potato & Apple Saute, Spiced Yogurt Chicken Ka-bobs and Herb Couscous.G167 3/4 M 6-8:30PM$65 CTC Rm: 153 K. Lasher

Cajun & Creole Cooking DEMO

Everyone loves the flavor of Louisiana, but to re-ally know how to make the cuisine you have to know the difference between Creole and Cajun cooking. Take a trip into the history of Louisiana with Joycelyn the Gumbo Goddess, and learn how to make Creole Shrimp, Cajun Dirty Rice and French Quarter Beignets.G169 1/17 Th 6-8:30PM$75 CTC Rm: 153 J. Kelly

Mardi Gras Party DEMO

Mardi Gras, French for “Fat Tuesday”, right be-fore Lent, is one of the oldest and most popular Carnival celebrations. Join Joycelyn, the Gumbo Goddess, on a float into the history of Mardi Gras. Learn how to make her original and delicious Shrimp En Brochettes, Cajun Fried Catfish w/ Hush Puppies and authentic King Cake.G170 2/7 Th 6-8:30PM$75 CTC Rm: 153 J. Kelly

“Born on the Bayou” Combo DEMO COMBO

Take both Cajun/ Creole Cooking and Mardi Gras Party for a discount and save! G171 1/17-2/7 Th 6-8:30PM$135 CTC Rm: 153 J. Kelly

One Dough: Four Italian Breads Bread is a serious staple in the Italian food chain; it has been a part of Italy’s cuisine since ancient times. In this artisan bread class taught by a master from Clark’s Bakery, learn how to make traditional Italian breads from one basic dough, including delicious foccacia, ciabatta, fougasse and pizza.G165 1/26 Sa 11AM-2PM$65 GHL Rm: 140 M. Templeman

International Flavors

French Creperie Cafe! DEMO

Bon appétit! “Travel” to France and make crepes that are thin and delicious with three different kinds of fillings: Jambon et Fromage (Ham and Cheese), les Epinards et les Champignons (Spin-ach and Mushroom) and Fraises (Strawberry). G168 1/12 Sa 11AM-2PM$65 CTC Rm: 153 E. Garcia-Andre

Italian RestaurantChicken Favorites See how quick and easy it is to create your favorite Italian chicken dishes at home. You will learn to make four of your favorite dishes for a fraction of the price of going out. Recipes include Chicken Piccata, Chicken Marsala, Chicken Alfredo and Chicken Parmigiana.G172 2/11 M 6-8:30PM$75 CTCRm:153 L.Vaserfirer

Soup Series:Mexican Classic Soups DEMO

There is no more perfect time than winter to ex-plore the regional soups of Mexico. Take this culi-nary journey and learn the secrets to homemade, inexpensive, easy and great tasting classic soups. Beginning with Tortilla Soup we go beyond to rich, red Pozole, Cream of Poblano, the healthy Caldo Tlalpeño, Minguichi and the fantastic Pe-can Soup with Chipotle.G173 2/9 Sa 11AM-2PM$70 CTC Rm: 153 E. Garcia-Andre

Soup Series:Chinese Favorites Cutting back on eating out? Well, you don’t have to give up your take-out favorites. Learn how easy it is to make these popular Chinese restaurant soups at home! Recipes include Hot & Sour Soup, Wonton Soup, Sizzling Rice Soup and Egg Drop Soup.G174 3/2 Sa 11AM-2PM$70 CTCRm:153 L.Vaserfirer

InternationalSoups Combo DEMO COMBO

Take both Mexican Classic Soups and Chinese Fa-vorite Soups for a discount and save!G175 2/9-3/2 Sa 11AM-2PM$135 CTCRm:153 Garcia,Vaserfirer

Thai Dinner Party Do you love Thai food but need the skills to host a dinner for friends or family? Learn to make a multi-course Thai dinner that you can recreate at home. The menu includes: Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce, Fried Pork and Sweet Corn Cakes, Coconut Chicken Soup, Pad See Ew (Beef w/ Noodles) and Bananas with Coconut Pancakes.G176 2/25 M 6-8:30PM$75 CTC Rm: 153 B. Walberg

Potato Gnocchi Gnocchi are irresistible pillows of potato dough. Learn the secrets to making Gnocchi just like an Italian grandmother, with sauces. Recipes include Gnocchi with Basil Pesto, Gnocchi w/ Brown But-ter & Sage, Gnocchi w/ Tomato Cream Sauce & Fresh Mozzarella and Gnocchi w/ Bleu Cheese Butter & Chives.G177 2/23 Sa 11AM-2PM$75 CTCRm:153 L.Vaserfirer

Flavors of India:Fragrant Mogul Cuisine DEMO

Discover the world of Indian cooking and the el-egant and cultured traditions of the Mogul courts. Learn skills of roasting and grinding whole spices to make garam masala, and make mixes of cin-namon, cloves, cardamom. Recipes will include moist Chicken Korma, Saffron infused basmati rice and a refreshing Raita salad of yogurt and cucumber. G178 3/9 Sa 11AM-2PM$70 CTC Rm: 153 S. Rahman

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Olive Oil & Balsamic Tasting DEMO

Learn the basics of how Olive Oil and Balsamic Vinegar are made and cultivated. Discern how to recognize quality and freshness versus rancidity. Includes suggestions for what works best in differ-ent recipes. Enjoy a sampling session of oils and vinegars from Navidi, an expert distributor.G179 3/14 Th 6-8:30PM$40 CTC Rm: 153 K. Navidi

The Romance of Chocolates DEMO

Make the best gifts in the world by joining a mas-ter Chocolatier of Clark’s Baking Department (formerly of Moonstruck Chocolates) to explore the alluring world of chocolates. Come to this demonstration and hands-on class where you will learn a number of chocolate-making techniques, including learning how to make gourmet hand-dipped chocolates. Special focus on Valentine’s Day chocolates!G180 2/2 Sa 10AM-2PM$75 GHL Rm: 140 I. Titterton

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Facebook for Boomers:Don’t Be Left Out!Been curious about the buzz? Just don’t get it? Feel left out? This is a beginner’s class that will take away your anxiety with a hands-on exploration of Facebook®. A fun and easy to follow class that will allow you to experiment in real-time with one another, learning key features, ways to participate and how to be smart with private information. No Facebook account is needed, but if you have one, bring log-in information and password.G036 1/12 Sa 9AM-12PM$49 WCB Rm: 210 V. Darling

Your iPad, How Does It Work?Gain a basic understanding on how to navigate the iPad’s many features and applications. Some of the features you will learn are iTunes and iCloud, connecting the iPad to the Internet and Bluetooth devices, web browsing and listening to music, podcasts and reading books. Plus customizing and maintaining your iPad. Bring for iPad and your questions. Age 16+G024 1/31-2/7 Th 6:30-8:30PM$39 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Your iPhone, How Does It Work?Gain a basic understanding and how to navigate the iPhone using its many features and applica-tions. Discover how to use iTunes and iCloud, making, receiving and managing calls, Web Browsing, working with photos and video and using the App Store plus much more. Learn to customize and maintain your iPhone. Bring your iPhone and questions to class. Age 16+.G025 1/10-1/17 Th 6:30-8:30PM$39 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Your iPhone & iPad Combo COMBO

Do you have both the iPhone and the iPad? Bring both to this cost-saving combo class. Learn the advantages of both devices. See separate descrip-tions on each class. Age 16+. Bring Phone and Pad to class.No class 1/24G027 1/10-2/7 Th 6:30-8:30PM$69 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Your iPhone, Student SessionMake sure you are up on all the features and appli-cations with your iPhone. A student session that will give you the basics such as iTunes, iCloud, moving audio, video, books and photos onto your iPhone. Connecting the iPhone to the Internet, Bluetooth devices and other iPhones. Bring your iPhone and questions to class. Ages 10-16.G026 1/26-2/2 Sa 9-11AM$39 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Your Android-Based Smartphone (for the Non iPhone)Gain a basic understanding on how to navigate the Android phones’s many features and applica-tions. Discover how to connect the Smartphone to the Internet and Bluetooth devices, making, re-ceiving and managing calls, Web browsing and us-ing the Play Store. Learn to customize and main-tain your Smartphone. Bring your Smartphone and your questions. Age 16+. G028 2/21-2/28 Th 6:30-8:30PM$39 CTC Rm: 340 K. Wang

Introduction to Personal Computers: Basics IA hands-on course for those who need to start at the very beginning. Create a foundation by learn-ing basic skills. You can learn to create, save and open simple documents and files. Let our instruc-tor Terry help you feel comfortable with practice, repetition and clear understandable instructions. Don’t be afraid to ask lots questions.G077 1/7 M 9AM-12PM$49 CTC Rm: 339 T. Hannan

Introduction to PersonalComputers: Basics IIThis class emphasizes file management. Be more productive; make folders, move and organize files, and find lost files. Discover keyboard shortcuts, basic computer maintenance and new Windows skills. Learn to create in basic Word. Basic com-puter skills or Computer Basics I required. Don’t be afraid to ask lots questions.No class 1/21.G078 1/14-1/28 M 9AM-12PM$65 CTC Rm: 339 T. Hannan

Introduction to PersonalComputers: I & II Combo COMBO

By combining both Introductions to Personal Computers I & II at a reduced rate you will save money and gain a solid foundation to advance to other software programs. No class 1/21.G079 1/7-1/28 M 9AM-12PM$99 CTC Rm: 339 T. Hannan

Just Got A Mac & Don’t Know How to Use It, Basics IGet the confidence you need by learning the ba-sics about your Mac computer. Practice new Mac skills with Craig, our patient and knowledgeable instructor. You’ll leave the class knowing basic computer terminology such as OS X interface or Mac operating system and what it is. No computer experience necessary.G080 2/26-3/5 Tu 6-9PM$59 AA4 Rm: 102 C. Webster

Software Skills

Beginning Windows 7 - PM Don’t be baffled by the Windows 7 program. This beginner’s class will help you develop your com-puter skills with hands-on practice. Learn the es-sential Windows concepts as you become familiar with terminology, techniques and shortcuts. G081 1/9-1/30 W 6-9PM$99 CTC Rm: 339 T. Hannan

Word I - PM Become more comfortable and confident in learn-ing how to create, edit and save documents, as well as format and replace text. Try this popular, easy-to-use word processing program for work or home. Class uses Word 2010. Pre-requisite: Begin-ning Windows or Computer Basics. Bring a flash drive to class.G082 2/5-2/26 Tu 6-9PM$99 WCB Rm: 210 G. White

Excel I- PM Creating, formatting and charting the Excel Spreadsheet. Gain an understanding of the prin-ciples of Excel 2010. Learn how to create, modify, format and print worksheets and work with basic formulas and functions. Pre-requisite: Beginning Windows. Bring flash drive to class.G083 3/5-3/26 Tu 6-9PM$99 WCB Rm: 210 G. White

The Popular Software Duo:Word & Excel - PM This evening duo offers two of the most popular and required software applications for both work and home. Take the PM combo for a reduced rate. Bring jump drive to class. Pre-requisite: Beginning Windows.G084 2/5-3/26 Tu 6-9PM$185 WCB Rm: 210 G. White

Excel I in a Day Learn the Excel basics in just one day! Discover how to create, modify, format, use formulas, work with multiple worksheets and enhance them by using templates. Class uses Excel 2010. Pre-requi-site: Beginning Windows.G085 2/12 Tu 8:30AM-5PM$99 CTC Rm: 339 L. Gentry

Excel II in a Day In a one-day course, create 3-dimensional for-mulas, display multiple workbooks and filter lists. Explore what-if scenarios and financial formulas. Class uses Excel 2010. Pre-requisite: Excel 1 or equivalent knowledge.G086 2/19 Tu 8:30AM-5PM$99 CTC Rm: 339 L. Gentry

Excel I & II in a Day Combo COMBO

Take both Excel I & II day classes at a discounted rate. See course descriptions and details above. G087 2/12-2/19 Tu 8:30AM-5PM$185 CTC Rm: 339 L. Gentry

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Excel Formulas, Functions& Pivot TablesDo you just want to learn more about “crunch-ing the numbers” rather than a full Excel course? Know Excel, but need more information about the different functions and how to use them? Class covers using conditional functions, nesting func-tions, using tables, and using PivotTables. Pre-requisite: Working knowledge of Excel.G088 2/26 Tu 8:30AM-12:30PM$55 CTC Rm: 339 L. Gentry

Access I - PM Create databases to make your work easier and faster! Customize tables, create basic queries, forms & reports. Class uses Access 2010. More jobsites are using this powerful program to make workloads more manageable. Pre-requisite: Gen-eral knowledge of Windows & Excel. G089 2/25-3/18 M 6-9PM$99 CTC Rm: 339 L. Gentry

Power Point Basicsto Masters Day I Learn the basics of PowerPoint, including creat-ing and editing presentations, formatting text and other elements, adding graphic elements like pic-tures, charts and tables, applying design themes, delivering your presentation and more. You’ll also be introduced to using slide masters and adding slide transitions to add some flair. G090 3/7 Th 8:30AM-5PM$99 CTC Rm: 339 L. Gentry

PowerPoint Basicsto Masters Day II In a follow-up class to PowerPoint I, take your skill to the next level by learning how to make custom themes, use audio and video files, control how slide elements appear, create photo albums, add action buttons, add links to websites and other files, broadcast a presentation online and package a presentation to take with you or send to others. G091 3/21 Th 8:30AM-5PM$99 CTC Rm: 339 L. Gentry

PowerPoint Basics& Masters 2-Day Combo COMBO

Combine our two one-day Power Point classes to use this powerful program to its potential and re-ceive a discount.No class 3/14G092 3/7-3/21 Th 8:30AM-5PM$185 CTC Rm: 339 L. Gentry

QuickBooks I Learn to use QuickBooks to set up or more effec-tively manage your company accounting system. Properly set up your data file, invoice services and products, manage bank accounts, pay bills and record credit card transactions. Learn tips, tricks and shortcuts. Purchase the textbook at the Clark College Bookstore prior to class. Prerequisite: ba-sic accounting concepts and experience using the Windows operating system.G137 1/9-1/30 W 6:30-9:30PM$215 WCB Rm: 210 Y. King

QuickBooks II Expand your knowledge in accounting. This class covers estimating, time tracking, job costing, sales tax, plus how to self-audit your books and prepare them for your accountant. Purchase the textbook at the Clark College Bookstore prior to class. Pre-requisite: QuickBooks I or instructor consent.G138 2/6-2/20 W 6:30-9:30PM$215 WCB Rm: 210 Y. King

QuickBooks Combo COMBO

Register for QuickBooks Combo to get both QuickBooks I & II at a discounted rate. See course descriptions above.G139 1/9-2/20 W 6:30-9:30PM$400 WCB Rm: 210 Y. King

QuickBooks Payroll Learn all about QuickBooks payroll services and how to set up and maintain employee records, company earnings, deductions and taxes. Prepare payroll, compute and pay payroll liabilities, pre-pare W-2’s and 1099’s. Prerequisite: QuickBooks I and II or instructor consent. Purchase textbook at the Clark College bookstore.G140 2/27-3/6 W 6:30-9:30PM$215 WCB Rm: 210 Y. King

Desktop Publishing & Graphic Design

Very Beginners Photoshop IDiscover for yourself the many features of this popular software program. Learn the basics of Photoshop as you navigate the program with min-imal training. See how to save work for both print and web display. Discuss program tips, techniques and tricks. Pre-requisite: Strong computer skills. Class will be using CS6. Age 16+.No class 2/16.G014 1/26-2/23 Sa 9AM-12PM$99 WCB Rm: 210 V. Darling

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom I:An IntroductionDiscover why Adobe Photoshop Lightroom has become an essential workflow tool for many pho-tographers! Organize, process, and show your work with ease. Explore importing and catalog-ing as well as processing to bring out their full potential. This class is lecture/demo; if you have Lightroom installed on your laptop, feel free to bring it to class.G015 1/24 Th 6-9:30PM$49 AA4 Rm: 102 G. Stasiuk

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom II:An IntroductionLet this second Lightroom class show you how to develop tools including toning, touchup and sharpening/noise. Let Garry show various mod-ules including producing a book, making a slide-show and making web pages. This class is lecture/demo, but if you have Lightroom installed on your laptop, feel free to bring it to class.G016 1/31 Th 6-9:30PM$49 AA4 Rm: 102 G. Stasiuk

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Adobe Photoshop LightroomI & II Combo COMBO

Explore the features of Adobe Photoshop Light-room and have a understanding of how it works in this combo class. Develop your photographs with global tools to achieve their best appearance and appeal. This class is lecture/demo; if you have Lightroom installed on your laptop, feel free to bring it to class.G017 1/24-1/31 Th 6-9:30PM$89 AA4 Rm: 102 G. Stasiuk

Photoshop for PhotographersPart I: Basic Image EditingTake your photo knowledge to the next level with basic image editing to turn your snapshots into works of art. Class includes organizing photos in Adobe’s “Bridge”, edit in “Camera Raw”, tech-niques for optimizing color, tone and shadow/highlight details. Pre-requisite: Solid knowledge of computer basics, have used elementary edit-ing programs or have taken Photoshop I. THIS IS NOT A BEGINNER’S CLASS.No class 2/16.G093 2/2-3/2 Sa 9AM-12PM$99 AA4 Rm: 102 G. Stasiuk

Photoshop for PhotographersPart II: Studio TechniquesAdvance your Photoshop knowledge and con-centrate on specifics such as: Black & White conversion, portraits and skin tones, panoramas and HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography and colorizing heirloom photos. Pre-requisite: Photoshop for Photographers I or permission of instructor.G094 3/9-3/30 Sa 9AM-12PM$99 AA4 Rm: 102 G. Stasiuk

Photoshop for PhotographersParts I & II Combo COMBO

A combo class at a reduced price for the serious Photoshop user who wants to learn the skills to create superior photos. THIS IS NOT A BEGIN-NER’S CLASS.No class 2/16.G095 2/2-3/30 Sa 9AM-12PM$185 AA4 Rm: 102 G. Stasiuk

Create Your Own Website IEveryone seems to have one! Learn the basics of creating a website. Apply design concepts and interactive elements to develop a clear, concise and attractive web site. Build navigation menus and avoid time-consuming pitfalls. Pre-requisite: Advanced computer skills and know how to create and copy files, navigate the web and understand file extensions. Bring your laptop if you have one.G096 2/13-3/13 W 5:30-8:30PM$99 CTC Rm: 339 G. Stasiuk

InDesign Workshopfor BeginnersA beginner’s workshop to help you discover how easy it is to use Adobe’s familiar tools and palettes. Create professional looking newsletters, fliers, posters and PDF files. Pre-requisite: Experience with creating, saving and editing text using either the PC or Mac platform. Bring flash drive to class.G097 3/2-3/9 Sa 9AM-12PM$75 WCB Rm: 210 C. Webster

InDesign Workshopfor your MACUse our new Apple lab to discover how easy it is to use Adobe’s familiar tools and palettes. Create professional looking newsletters, fliers, post-ers and PDF files. Pre-requisite: Experience with creating, saving and editing text using either the PC or Mac platform. Previous experience with an Adobe application is helpful. No textbook re-quired. Bring flash drive to class.G098 2/21-3/7 Th 6-8:30PM$75 AA4 Rm: 102 C. Webster

Introduction to WordPressThis course is designed for anyone looking to learn how to use the WordPress platform for ei-ther personal or business website use. The course covers the basics on how to use the WordPress platform including installation, content manage-ment, and configuration. The course also cov-ers more advanced areas including WordPress themes, plugins, and advanced settings.No class 2/21, 2/28 & 3/7G148 2/18-4/1 M, Th 6-9PM$299 WCB Rm: 210 L. Vanfossen

Writing for the WebLearn the art of writing and publishing on the web. Students will use WordPress.com and social media platforms to learn how to express them-selves and share their expertise with the social web. Stuffed with web writing tips, students learn how to publish stories, multimedia, and share information, as well as how to work with social media, search engines, and feed readers. It covers web writing styles, personas, content organiza-tion and placement, guest blogging, memoir and storytelling, professional and technical writing, research, article series, editorial calendars, copy-right, community building, comments, journaling, family history and genealogy, citizen journalism, SEO, and all forms of web publishing and interac-tion.G149 2/18-3/25 M 1:30-4:30PM$179 WCB Rm: 210 L. Vanfossen

Introduction to Web Design This class is an introduction course that will pre-pare you for what you will learn and be intro-duced to in the Beginning Web Development & Intermediate Web Development classes. We’ve all used web sites, and probably spend some amount of our daily lives using them. In this introduction we will examine the web with a critical eye and ask a few questions: What is web design? What makes a web page “good” or “bad”? How are web pages made? How do I make a web page? G182 1/22 Tu 5:30-8:30PM$49 CTC Rm: 339 M. Godbolt

Beginning Web Development The web is built using HTML, a method of de-scribing and connecting chunks of content. CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is how we make the web look good. The objective of this course is to learn the basic concepts of HTML and CSS, then put that knowledge to use as we build our first basic website.G183 2/12-2/26 Tu, Th 5:30-8:30PM$129 CTC Rm: 339 M. Godbolt

Intermediate Web Development A website is not just a static display. You can inter-act with it, submit information to it, and custom-ize the way that the content is displayed. In this course we will learn how to use jQuery to build more interactive elements into our websites. With HTML forms we will learn how to ask our website visitors to share their information with us. With templates and PHP we can introduce greater effi-ciency to building and maintaining ourG184 2/28-3/12 Tu, Th 5:30-8:30PM$129 CTC Rm: 339 M. Godbolt

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QuickBooks I Learn to use QuickBooks to set up or more effec-tively manage your company accounting system. Properly set up your data file, invoice services and products, manage bank accounts, pay bills and record credit card transactions. Learn tips, tricks and shortcuts. Purchase the textbook at the Clark College Bookstore prior to class. Prerequisite: ba-sic accounting concepts and experience using the Windows operating system.G137 1/9-1/30 W 6:30-9:30PM$215 WCB Rm: 210 Y. King

QuickBooks II Expand your knowledge in accounting. This class covers estimating, time tracking, job costing, sales tax, plus how to self-audit your books and prepare them for your accountant. Purchase the textbook at the Clark College Bookstore prior to class. Pre-requisite: QuickBooks I or instructor consent.G138 2/6-2/20 W 6:30-9:30PM$215 WCB Rm: 210 Y. King

QuickBooks Combo COMBO

Register for QuickBooks Combo to get both QuickBooks I & II at a discounted rate. See course descriptions above.G139 1/9-2/20 W 6:30-9:30PM$400 WCB Rm: 210 Y. King

QuickBooks Payroll Learn all about QuickBooks payroll services and how to set up and maintain employee records, company earnings, deductions and taxes. Prepare payroll, compute and pay payroll liabilities, pre-pare W-2’s and 1099’s. Prerequisite: QuickBooks I and II or instructor consent. Purchase textbook at the Clark College bookstore.G140 2/27-3/6 W 6:30-9:30PM$215 WCB Rm: 210 Y. King

Learning Accountingwith QuickBooksGain basic accounting concepts and apply them to your business using QuickBooks. In this class you will learn how to record and keep track of your money through accounting software, generate reports, and use accounting information to make sound decisions. No prior QuickBooks experience required. G136 1/8 Tu 9AM-12PM$79 WCB Rm: 210 Hayden, Harte

The ABCs of AccountingThe ABCs of Accounting provides a concise ac-counting course for students with a need to un-derstand basic accounting principles. This class is the perfect accompaniment for anyone taking a computerized accounting course - and for others needing a basic understanding of accounting prin-ciples. No accounting background required.G135 1/8-2/12 Tu 6:30-9:30PM$229 WCB Rm: 207 Y. King

Management

Presenting a Professional AppearanceThere is little doubt that your physical appear-ance can affect the perception people have of you as well as the company or organization you may represent. Presenting an image that is appropriate for the type of work you do says that you are pro-fessional, prepared and promotable. From head to toe, your appearance is noted. What kind of image do you wish to present to the world around you … and where do you want it to take you?G117 1/31 Th 6-8PM$49 WCB Rm: 207 J. Blackwood

Office Etiquette:Life in the Goldfish BowlA good portion of the day is spent in the work-place, and as such, your words and actions are always on view. Showing courtesy and respect to those around you will go a long way towards creating a more enjoyable and productive envi-ronment for everyone. Your knowledge and use of workplace etiquette will reflect the profes-sionalism you bring to your team. Topics include meeting etiquette, the value of words, timeliness, sharing of supplies, cubicle etiquette, personal hy-giene, appropriate dress, and more. G115 1/24 Th 6-9PM$49 WCB Rm: 207 J. Blackwood

Technology Etiquette: Details CountWhen we think of making a good impression, we typically think “face to face” … but that’s not al-ways the case. Sometimes your first contact with a potential employer, client or colleague is via tech-nology. Your choice of words, along with your use and proficiency with the various modes of busi-ness communication, including the telephone, cell phones, email and texting, are a simple but impor-tant way for you to demonstrate courtesy, respect and professionalism. In today’s electronic world, where you use – or don’t use – these devices can have as much impact as how you use them.G116 1/29 Tu 6-9PM$49 WCB Rm: 214 J. Blackwood

Customer Service: It’s An AttitudeProfessionalism, courtesy and reliability, along with a “details matter” attitude, have a tremendous impact on the perception people have of you and your business. Customers are both internal and external to your work, and as individuals, you are a steward of customer service every day, whether you are interacting with colleagues or clients. Strong communication skills and the ability to develop positive interpersonal relationships will benefit you in any professional setting. As cus-tomer service must start at the top of any organi-zation, this information will benefit individuals of all levels of employment.G114 1/17 Th 6-8PM$49 WCB Rm: 207 J. Blackwood

Make An Outstanding ImpressionYou are always making an impression on some-one, somewhere. In less than 10 seconds, you are judged by others and that impression is often per-manent. Projecting a positive and confident image can be key to your success in any professional or social situation. What kind of impact does your facial expression and body language have on oth-ers? Step forward and introduce yourself properly – what does that mean? How do you leave a posi-tive lasting impression? G118 2/5 Tu 6-9PM$49 WCB Rm: 214 J. Blackwood

Managing Time for ProfessionalsTime, once it is gone it will never come back. Time is a diminishing resource! Time can be man-aged to produce efficiency both in business and our personal lives. This workshop will offer tools to “set you free” from the time vampires. Partici-pants will be encouraged to bring specific time management issues to this workshop and design a system that is customize to their needs. G119 2/11 M 9AM-1PM$59 CTC Rm: 338 L. Worthington

Building & Managing Productive TeamsShow the benefits of team work, how to create them and why they have become necessary on the modern workplace. Participants will be encour-aged to discuss positive as well as negative expe-riences with former teams to identify why they worked or why they were dysfunctional. G120 2/19 Tu 9AM-1PM$59 CTC Rm: 338 L. Worthington

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Collaborative Change ManagementChange is inevitable both in one’s personal as well as professional life. Change may be planned or be unpredictable and impacts people differently. This workshop will look at the multiple changes that organizations and the people within them may need to manage. We will identify techniques to assess the change and methods to consider when making the change. Collaboration methods will be highlighted to show that a sense of community and support reduces stress and tends to avoid re-sistance to the change. We will compare the more effective collaborative approach to the older and less effective approach of mandating and directing change.G121 2/26 Tu 9AM-1PM$59 CTC Rm: 338 L. Worthington

Business WritingWriting skills are essential in the workplace. This course is designed to help you improve your busi-ness writing skills and learn to effectively create letters, memos, e-mails, and other written docu-ments. Identify simple ways to make your writing look professional and establish credibility. Work with sample documents as well as your own docu-ments and practice your writing skills in class. In-structor will provide hands-on learning. G266 2/19 & 2/21 Tu, Th 9AM-2PM$149 WCB Rm: 207 D. Jack

Job Training

Jump Start YourProfessional Job SearchThis course is meant for business professionals and/or those in a professional level job search. During the course we will develop a Power Re-sume, teach the foundations of Impactful Inter-viewing skills, introduce LinkedIn as an effective tool for job seekers and ultimately develop a Job Search Strategy that includes utilizing your profes-sional network, networking and coming recom-mended to jobs that you are interested in.G150 1/22-2/5 Tu 10AM-12PM$69 WCB Rm: 208 A. McGeachy

Essential Coaching Skills or LeadersLearn 7 easy to understand strategies that com-bined will transform your leadership style. After learning each tool you will want to implement them right away. This 3 hour workshop will not only teach you the tools but also take it one step further and help you determine how to implement the tools into your day-to-day work life. You will walk away with an action plan towards imple-menting the strategies and accountability so that you don’t slide the notes into a file drawer never to be seen again. If you need to add coaching skills to your leadership toolbox you’ve come to the right place. G151 2/12 Tu 9AM-12PM$59 WCB Rm: 208 A. McGeachy

Flagging CertificationTaught by Rich Bunker, Master Instructor, for American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA), learn professional flagging techniques and proper work zone set-up in accordance with standards and guidelines of the Federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Upon successful completion, receive both ATSSA & Washington State Department of Transporta-tion (WSDOT) flagger cards valid for 3 years. Fee includes textbook and ID cards. 18+ G123 1/19 Sa 8AM-5PM$99 WCB Rm: 208 R. Bunker

G124 2/23 Sa 8AM-5PM$99 WCB Rm: 208 R. Bunker

G122 3/16 Sa 8AM-5PM$99 WCB Rm: 208 R. Bunker

Electrical Safety/NFPA 70EThis course provides an overview of electrical safety education for qualified electrical workers. Students who are not qualified electrical work-ers will also benefit from an increased awareness of electrical hazards in the workplace. Learn how current NFPA 70E standards apply to a facility, and why safe electrical work practices are impor-tant. (WA 8-hours, electrical, industry-related continuing education; OR 8-hours, electrical, code-related continuing education)G125 2/23 Sa 8AM-5PM$79 WCB Rm: 214 P. Rosenberg

Social Media

Simple Facebook PrivacyFacebook is one of the most popular destina-tions on the Internet: Americans spend nearly a quarter of their online time on Facebook. And while using Facebook, volumes of personal private information is voluntarily exposed to market-ers, fraudsters, and hackers. Regrettably, very few users understand the risks and even fewer know what settings to flip to make their profile more se-cure on Facebook. This class is for the enlightened business owner, engaged parent, inquisitive teen, or concerned consumer who’re looking to un-derstand their risks in using Facebook, and, what buttons to flip to better lock-down their profile. This course offers a 30,000-foot perspective on the risks facing every Facebook user yet zooms-in on specific actions, settings, and configurations to make Facebook’s privacy settings work for you.G143 2/26-2/28 Tu, W, Th 9AM-12PM$89 WCB Rm: 210 R. Mickler Facebook for Boomers:Don’t Be Left Out!Been curious about the buzz? Just don’t get it? Feel left out? This is a beginner’s class that will take away your anxiety with a hands-on exploration of Facebook®. A fun and easy to follow class that will allow you to experiment in real-time with one another, learning key features, ways to participate and how to be smart with private information. No Facebook account is needed, but if you have one, bring log-in information and password.G036 1/12 Sa 9AM-12PM$49 WCB Rm: 210 V. Darling

Leveraging Google Appsfor Small BusinessGoogle Apps for Business is revolutionizing how small businesses organize files and manage their email, contacts, and calendars. Instead of run-ning your own servers and managing your own assets, Google manages all that stuff for you. That means we can shift the risk for managing technol-ogy services away from you and on to the back of somebody who can do it better and cheaper – like Google! If you want a practical, no-nonsense low-down on how Apps can benefit your business from a local and authorized Google Apps Reseller, then this is the class for you. G144 2/12-2/14 Tu, W, Th 9AM-12PM$99 WCB Rm: 210 R. Mickler

Facebook InsightsRussell Mickler, author of Simple Social Media, shows you how to use Facebook Insights. This is a direct, hands-on, easily-understood look at how Facebook tracks information about people interacting with your Facebook Page and branded content. What the numbers mean, how to respond to them, and why measuring your performance matters. Great for small businesses looking to measure the effectiveness of their social media strategy on Facebook!G142 2/19-2/20 Tu, W 9AM-12PM$89 WCB Rm: 210 R. Mickler

Leveraging Social MediaLearn about how Social Media and Social Net-works (Facebook, Linked-ln, and Twitter) are transforming the media landscape. Use Social Media to promote your businesses or special interests; see how social media relates to an on-line marketing strategy; how to leverage Social Media as a low-cost, highly visible way of raising consumer awareness, and how Social Media en-courages an audience to take action. This class is a must for any small business owner looking to learn how to market their business at the speed of light!G145 1/15-1/17 Tu, W, Th 9AM-12PM$109 WCB Rm: 210 R. Mickler

Blogging and Self-PublishingDesigned for the blogger, the aspiring author, or the small business marketer who wants to take their game to the next level. Web 2.0 gives every-body the tools to develop, publish, distribute, and market their projects electronically. Explore these tools, manage the online publishing process, cul-tivate a personal brand using Social Media. Learn how to use WordPress for blogs & Lulu.com to create print-on-demand (POD) books as well as how to use Amazon’s Digital Publishing Platform to publish ebooks.G146 1/22-1/24 Tu, W, Th 9AM-12PM$109 WCB Rm: 210 R. Mickler

Social Media & Blogging Combo COMBO

Register for Social Media & Blogging Combo and get both Social Media and Blogging & Self-Pub-lishing at a discounted rate. See course descrip-tions above.G147 1/15-1/24 Tu, W, Th 9AM-12PM$199 WCB Rm: 210 R. Mickler

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Healthcare for Caregivers

Clark College Corporate & Continuing Educa-tion offers courses to meet the required 75 hours of training for caregivers. The Core Basic Train-ing (30 Hours) replaces Fundamentals of Caregiv-ing. Corporate & Continuing Education offers the Orientation and Safety Training (5 hours), Popula-tion Specific Trainings (8 hours each) and Specialty Trainings (8 hours each). By taking a combination of these courses you can total the 75 hours of train-ing required by DSHS and Washington State.

DSHS Core Basic TrainingThis 30 hour program includes the Fundamentals of Caregiving. Topics covered are The Client; Cli-ent’s Rights; The Caregiver’s responsibilities; Infec-tion control; Mobility; Communication; Skin and body care; Nutrition management; Medication management; Elimination management and Self Care of the caregiver. Class on 1/30 is 2-5pm; all other classes are 8-5pm.G130 1/30-2/6 M, W, F, Sa 8AM-5PM$450 WCB Rm: 207 S. Potts

DSHS Safety and OrientationThis 5 hour class comprises Safety and Orienta-tion training required by DSHS. Topics covered in Orientation Training are a brief overview of Client’s Rights; Responsibilities of the long-term care worker; Communication; Documentation and Reporting; and, Mandatory Reporting. Safety Training includes an overview of preventing ac-cidents; infection control and handling emergen-cies. G127 1/30 W 8AM-2PM$95 WCB Rm: 207 S. Potts

DSHS Mental HealthSpecialty TrainingGet an introduction to the most common psychi-atric disorders recognized in the elderly. Course includes a review of symptoms, treatment options, care-giving considerations, communication skills, multicultural considerations, resident rights, and caregiver self-care.G128 2/22 F 8AM-5PM$95 WCB Rm: 207 S. Potts

DSHS Dementia CareSpecialty TrainingBasic training for managers and caregivers work-ing with dementia patients. The DSHS-approved Certification curriculum (July 2007) covers com-munications, behaviors, hallucinations and delu-sions, medications, and the activities of daily liv-ing (ADLs).G129 2/8 F 8AM-5PM$95 WCB Rm: 207 S. Potts

DSHS Population SpecificIntro to Speech TherapyInterpersonal communication is complex and pri-marily human phenomenon. Explore Speech-Lan-guage Therapy and Rehabilitation- what it is and how it works. We will discuss the different aspects and the scope of Speech and Language Pathology. G131 2/18 M 8AM-5PM$95 WCB Rm: 207 S. Potts

DSHS Population SpecificIntro to Physical TherapyWe would all like to be physically fit and healthy, but what does “fitness” really mean? In this pro-gram we will explore Physical Therapy and Re-habilitation- what it is and how it works. We will discuss conditions, goals, therapy aids, services, assessments and exercise. We will also gain a ba-sic understanding of this type of therapy process.G132 2/25 M 8AM-5PM$95 WCB Rm: 207 S. Potts

DSHS Population SpecificIntro to Occupational TherapyIt has been said that Occupational Therapy is one of the greatest ideas of the 20th century. In this program we will explore Occupational Therapy and Rehabilitation- what it is and how it works. We will discuss the different aspects and the scope of Occupational Therapy. We will also gain a ba-sic understanding of this type of therapy process.G133 2/27 W 8AM-5PM$95 WCB Rm: 207 S. Potts

DSHS Nurse DelegationSpecialty TrainingEarn a certificate of completion in the Nurse Delegation Program and perform tasks normal-ly administered by licensed Registered Nurses (RNs). Completion of this course allows qualified Nursing Assistants and caregivers to administer to their clients in less costly community or home-based settings.G126 2/5 Tu 8AM-5PM$95 WCB Rm: 207 C. Crites

Adult Family HomeAdministrator CourseThis course meets the Washington State 48 hour education requirement for Adult Family Home providers. Course includes video and instruction on the inspection processes required for licens-ing. Topics include Business: (Readiness, Personal Worth, Feasibility, Marketing, Fiscal Operations), Laws and Regulations, Human Resources, Resi-dent’s Rights, Assessment and Care Planning, Medication Administration, Social and Recre-ational Activities/Nutrition, Building Inspection and Initial Inspection. Instructor is a successful AFH provider and an expert in business opera-tions. No class 2/5G134 1/28-4/1 M, Tu 6-9PM$650 CTC Rm: 340 H. Reffett

Nursing AssistantClark College Corporate & Continuing Educa-tion is partnering with NW Nursing Assistant Certification Training to offer Nursing Assistant Certification classes. These course consists of both lecture and clinical experience in a long-term care facility. Upon successful completion of this course, students are eligible to take the state writ-ten and manual skills exam required to become a Certified Nursing Assistant. There are both day time and evening classes available; for more infor-mation and a class schedule call Jennifer Ward at 360-992-2484 or email [email protected]. Classes located at Northwest Regional Training Center.G265 call for day/time varies$765 seedescription J.Griffis

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Introduction to Business Ownership Thinking of starting your own business, discover what it takes to be an entrepreneur. Before you can decide how you want to structure your busi-ness, you’ll need to know what your options are.G141 2/23 Sa 9AM-1PM$69 WCB Rm: 215 W. Roller




matuRe leaRning The Mature Learning Program is for people age 55 and or older. Classes taught by expert instructors provide opportunities for learning, exchanging ideas and socializing with peers.

Arts

Art: Montage Design Montage is an overlapping design approach. De-sign and develop various montage compositions using water based media – acrylic or watercolor. Demonstrations will feature elements of design and how to develop works on both underpaintings and plain white paper. For both beginning and ad-vanced painters. Supply list now on webpage.9019 2/13-3/13 W 9-11:50AM$55 CTC Rm: 331 K. Sandy

Oil Painting All Levels Beginning through advanced students are wel-come in a comprehensive, open studio environ-ment. Includes demonstration, individualized help, critique and instructor feedback. Supply list is now on webpage.No class 1/21.9010 1/7-3/18 M 10AM-12:50PM$110 CTC Rm: 331 M. Orwick

Watercolor Basics For new and returning students, learn about the qualities of watercolor paint with step-by-step instruction. Create a work of art using techniques of brush strokes, color blending and texture. Prior experience is not necessary. Supply List now on webpage. Info will be sent about special art expe-rience - Sat 1/12 at PUD Community Room, Fort Vancouver Way at Mill Plain.9011 1/10-3/14 Th 1-3:50PM$110 WCB Rm: 215 L. Baughman

Watercolor II Experiment with watercolor color, texture, move-ment and design. Weekly demonstrations will open new pathways of creativity. Nurturing cri-tiques and supportive space will encourage your growth as an artist. Watercolor foundation recom-mended. Supply list now on webpage. Info will be sent about special art experience - Sat 1/12 at PUD Community Room, Fort Vancouver Way at Mill Plain.9012 1/8-3/12 Tu 9-11:50AM$110 WCB Rm: 215 S. CowanInfo will be sent about special art experience - Sat 1/12 at PUD Community Room, Fort Vancouver Way at Mill Plain.9013 1/10-3/14 Th 9-11:50AM$110 WCB Rm: 215 L. Baughman

Watercolor III Using a experimental approach, learn under-painting techniques and beautiful color combina-tions. Weekly demos and design challenges will engage your creativity and stretch your imagina-tion in new ways! Prerequisite: Strong skill base. Supply list now on webpage. Info will be sent about special art experience - Sat 1/12 at PUD Community Room, Fort Vancouver Way at Mill Plain.9014 1/8-3/12 Tu 1-3:50PM$110 WCB Rm: 215 S. Cowan

Watercolor: Aqueous Media Love the beauty of watercolor but frustrated by its limitations? Each week’s introduction to Acryl-ics is followed by demonstrations and activities designed to give the student a sound foundation to further explore this versatile medium. Sup-ply list now on webpage. No class 1/21. Info will be sent about special art experience - Sat 1/12 at PUD Community Room, Fort Vancouver Way at Mill Plain.9015 1/7-3/18 M 1-3:50PM$110 WCB Rm: 215 S. Cowan

Drawing: Pen & Ink Designed for the beginning to intermediate art student. Learn various techniques and “tricks of the trade” for illustrating with pen and ink from an accomplished artist. Emphasis will be on composition, perspective, light principles and horizons. Focus will be on drawing landscapes as well as architectural rendering. Supply list now on webpage.No class 2/159016 1/11-3/22 F 9-11:50AM$110 WCB Rm: 214 A. Willmington

Pen & Ink with Color Discover how colored washes can be used to en-hance pen & ink illustrations for both beginning and intermediate students. Learn perspective, vanishing points and horizon lines to indicate depth and range of landscape drawing. Architec-tural illustration will be introduced in a simplified form. Supply list now on webpage.No class 2/159017 1/11-3/22 F 1-3:50PM$110 WCB Rm: 215 A. Willmington

Writing: CreativeJoin a community of writers. Learn how to get started writing, mine your memories, create char-acters, play with words, make ‘em laugh (or cry). Experiment with fiction, poetry, essay and mem-oir. Find your voice and put it on the page.No class 2/159018 1/11-3/22 F 10-11:50AM$95 WCB Rm: 208 D. Guyol

Afternoon Academics

World Religion:One River, Many StreamsIs world peace possible? Examine how religion is uniting the peoples of the world – as well as how the old themes continue to divide it. While wars are still fought in the name of religion, contacts with the global world have led world religious leaders to an unprecedented era of interfaith dia-logue. No class 1/219020 1/7-2/11 M 1:30-3:20PM$52 APH Rm: 201 C. Ranger

Rethinking the American RevolutionStudy the first pivotal moments in American po-litical history. Explore how diversity and divisive thinking in 1775/76 made possible the Declara-tion of Independence and how events provided hope and possibility that a small, militarily weak union of 13 states might successfully contend with a world power. 9021 1/8-2/5 Tu 2-3:50PM$52 APH Rm: 202 E. Trommald

Spotlight on Regional Theatre How does a play or musical move from its genesis to the stage? Explore some of the wonderful the-atrical works being produced in our area. Direc-tors, actors and playwrights will join the class to discuss the artistic process and current highlights in local productions. Class held at Touchmark at Fairway Village, 2911 SE Village Loop. 9022 1/9-2/6 W 1:30-3:20PM$52 See description H. Forrest

More Famous Trials in HistoryTrace changes in American law, technology and beliefs using the lens of some of the most exciting trials in history. Understand the socio-political landscape of the times and how those trials re-flected that experience through learning about the selected trials. Note: you do not need to have at-tended Part I to take this class.9023 1/10-2/7 Th 1:30-3:20PM$52 CTC Rm: 338 J. Tatum

Astronomy: New Viewsof the CosmosJourney from Earth to the edge of the universe, making maximum use of the screen to explore wonderful digital cinematic views of the cosmos. Join us for a visual delight of new vistas revealed by spacecraft like Cassini, Hubble, Mars Rover and exclusive images from the European Southern Observatory.9024 1/11-2/8 F 1:30-3:30PM$52 FHL Rm: 126 G. Stasiuk

The Vietnam/ 2nd Indochina War Study the conflict that occurred in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia from its French colonial roots to the fall of Saigon in 1975. How did new tactics like guerilla and chemical warfare change the face of war? Learn firsthand from Khamkeo, a Laotian political science professor who was imprisoned by the Pathet Lao for being a member of the “intel-ligentsia”.9025 2/18-3/18 M 1:30-3:20PM$52 APH Rm: 201 B. Khamkeo

The Lost Colonies of North America Examine the history and mystery of early Europe-an exploration and settlement of North America. What happened to the 10th century Viking settle-ments of Greenland and Vinland? Is there new ev-idence showing what happened to the lost English colony of Roanoke? Explore the haunting themes that unite these and other early colonies.9026 2/12-3/12 Tu 1:30-3:20PM$52 CTC Rm: 338 A. Foeller

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matuRe leaRning The Mature Learning Program is for people age 55 and or older. Classes taught by expert instructors provide opportunities for learning, exchanging ideas and socializing with peers.

Minority & Culture in Art HistoryLearn all about art, theatre and film history from a different lens: examine painting, sculpture and mixed media from minority group artists who worked from the 12th century Medieval Era to the Modern Era. How did these brilliant artists whose masterpieces are not as well known confront the challenges of discrimination to ultimate recogni-tion and triumph?9027 2/13-3/13 W 1-2:50PM$52 WCB Rm: 214 B. Moll

Bill Of Rights: Search & SeizureExamine the principles and practices behind the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreason-able searches and seizures or quartering of troops. Begin with a review of the historical basis of the rights involved, and then dive into some recent examples in our community and in Supreme Court decisions.9028 2/14-3/14 Th 1:30-3:20PM$52 CTC Rm: 338 H. Forrest

The Much Translated Bible:Lost & FoundThe Bible was originally written in Hebrew and Greek (with certain phrases in Aramaic). Study biblical characters and how translators are influ-enced by the condition of ancient manuscripts, their own philosophies and styles, the era of his-tory of their translation as well as pressure from their publishers. Bring in favorite Bible verses to discuss. 9029 2/22-3/22 F 1:30-3:20PM$52 FHL Rm: 126 E. Champagne

Computers

Computer: Introduction An introduction to the computer and how use it for word processing, saving files and sending content to others. Learn how to move around Windows 7 and use programs with the mouse and keyboard, connecting to other people via the Web and email. Learn to use the new vocabulary.9030 1/11-2/8 F 1-2:50PM$65 SHL Rm: 019 T. Hannan

Beginning Computer II Move beyond the basics with slower paced in-struction in a state of the art computer lab. Under-stand skills like file and folder organization to help you to attach items for emailing. Discover how to avoid common mistakes and how to use comput-ers in versatile ways. Prerequisite: Computer: In-troduction or instructor permission.9031 2/22-3/22 F 1-2:50PM$65 SHL Rm: 019 T. Hannan

Intro to iPad & iPhone Learn the basics of how to operate your iPhone or iPad. Start with powering it on, setting it up and using its basic functions. Explore how to operate the included apps as well as how to search for and add apps. Learn many useful and fun tricks and tips. Focus will be on iOS 6 but will apply to iOS 5. Boomer special! Open to ages 40 and above.9033 1/11-2/1 F 1-3:50PM$75 JSH Rm: 112 G. Hays

Intermediate iPad & iPhone Move from iPhone and iPad basics to the next lev-el, learning about iTunes syncing, iCloud, Photo Stream, photo editing, custom settings, popular apps and how to integrate your phone with other devices. Enhance your efficiency and enjoyment of these devices with useful and fun tricks. Bring your fully charged iPad or iPhone to class. Based on iOS 6, will also apply to iOS 5. Boomer Special! Open to ages 40 and above.9034 2/22-3/22 F 1-2:50PM$75 JSH Rm: 112 G. Hays

Introduction to Macintosh Are you new to the Macintosh computer? Learn basic operations of a Macintosh and move to understanding Finder and exploring the built-in apps, including Mail, Safari, Contacts, Calendar, iTunes, iPhoto and iMovie. Learn about the built-in Time Machine backup system. Prerequiste: ba-sic computer knowledge.9032 2/22-3/22 F 10-11:50AM$75 AA4 Rm: 102 G. Hays

Fitness

Fitness for LifeFocus on aerobics, balance, and conditioning for a great overall work-out. Fun movements to mu-sic building cardio and core stability with stress relieving stretches. Increase bone density, range of motion and limber joints using a variety of equip-ment and exercises.No class 1/219035 1/7-3/18 M, W 9-9:50AM$75 OSC Rm: 135 K. Englund

Tai Chi & Qi Gong For LifeCultivate a deeper mind body connection through relaxation breathing techniques and the calm, graceful movements of Tai Chi and Qi Gong in a combined practice class. Ten to fifteen minutes of warm and stretching exercises are combined with learning the basic movements of the Yang 24 form. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. No class 1/219036 1/7-3/18 M, W 9-9:50AM$75 CTC Rm: 110 D. Fetyko

Qi GongQi Gong means “energy work”. Find physical and whole body balance through simple and natural postures, breathing and movements that are fairly easy to learn. The many benefits include healing and relaxation. Wear loose, comfortable clothing.Class meets at Hazel Dell Grange. 9037 1/8-3/14 Tu, Th 9:30-10:20AM$75 See description K. LaBriere

Tai Chi INaturally improve balance, flexibility, blood pres-sure, bone density, breathing and harmony of mind, body and spirit through calm, graceful movements called forms that are performed in a relaxed manner. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Open to new and returning students. Class meets at Hazel Dell Grange9038 1/8-3/14 Tu, Th 8:30-9:20AM$75 See description K. LaBriere

Tai Chi IIGain deeper understanding of the techniques experienced in Tai Chi I by continuing the gentle practice that teaches balance, breathing and relax-ation. The focus in this class will be on the Yang style 24-movement Simplified Form. Prerequisite: Tai Chi I.Class meets at Hazel Dell Grange. 9039 1/8-3/14 Tu, Th 10:30-11:20AM$75 See description K. LaBriere

Yoga IHatha yoga means yoga for health - use physi-cal poses to explore the inner structures of the body and mind. Relieve stress and prevent falls by incorporating balance, strength, and flexibility. Focus is on breathing and relaxation. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a mat.9040 1/8-3/14 Tu, Th 1-1:50PM$75 CTC Rm: 110 S. Fleming

Yoga IIAn intermediate class for those who have had some Yoga. Relieve stress and prevent falls by incorporating balance, strength, and flexibility. Focus is on breathing and relaxation. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a mat. Prerequi-site: Yoga I or prior experience.9041 1/8-3/14 Tu, Th 3-3:50PM$75 CTC Rm: 110 S. Fleming

PilatesPilates is one of the most popular exercise systems in the country, emphasizing the balanced develop-ment of the body through core strength, flexibility, and awareness. All exercises are developed with modifications that can make a workout safe and challenging for a person at any level.9042 1/8-3/14 Tu, Th 2-2:50PM$75 CTC Rm: 110 S. Fleming

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disaBility suPPoRt seRvices: Clark and DSS are committed to assuring Clark College, its services, programs, and activities are accessible to individuals with disabilities. DSS assures nondiscrimination on the basis of disability. Through DSS, qualified persons with disabilities can address their concerns regarding attitudinal or procedural barriers, as well as any need for academic adjustments or auxiliary aids. Call 360-992-2314 or 360-991-0901 (video phone).

disclaimeRs This class schedule is published for information purpose only. Although every effort is made to ensure accuracy at the time of publication, this class schedule shall not be construed to be an irrevocable contract between the student and Clark College. The College reserves the right to make any changes in the content and provisions of this class schedule without notice and reserves the right to cancel classes and to change class fees, instructors, or meeting dates/times at any time. Many classes require a minimum enrollment of 15. Early enrollment is encouraged to prevent class cancellation. If a class in which you are enrolled is cancelled, contact Registration at (360) 992-2939 to assist in selecting a suitable alternative.

inclement WeatHeR In the event of inclement weather, the college will transmit a message to the media, and all major newspapers, television, and radio stations will be informed of class cancellations or the suspension of college operations. Please refer to the media if you are questioning whether the college is following the regular operating schedule. You can also go online at www.clark.edu for information about the college.

Refund Policy Refunds must be requested at least five business days prior to the first class date. There will be a 10% handling charge for all refund requests, un-less otherwise noted within the course descrip-tion. Refunds for events for which we must purchase tickets in advance cannot be made fewer than 28 days prior to departure. A “combo” class combining several courses at a reduced rate will be regarded as one course. Refunds for a combo course must be submitted at least 5 business days prior to the first class date of the combo. There are no partial refunds given for “combo” classes once the first class has begun. If a class is cancelled, all participants will receive a full refund in the same manner in which they paid. Please be aware that refunds can take up to 30 days to be processed from the date the class is cancelled.

autHoRized testing centeR

Schedule your test at the Clark College Corporate & Continuing Education Testing Center, located at the West Coast Bank Building.

www.prometric.com www.pearsonvue.com

clock HouRs Clock hours are available for all programs & classes offered through our department including online courses for an additional fee of $20 per course. If requesting clock hours for a “combo” class, the ad-ditional fee is $20. Courses must meet a minimum of three contact hours. One “clock hour” is equal to one contact hour of instruction. Upon completion and verification of attendance, students receive an official clock hour form by mail that documents the class and number of clock hours earned. Please ask for Clock Hours when registering for a class.

CEUs Continuing Education Units (CEU) are available for all programs & classes offered through our depart-ment including online courses for an additional fee of $20 per course. If requesting CEUs for a “combo” class, the additional fee is $20. CEUs provide a per-manent record of the educational accomplishments of those who have completed a significant number of hours in non-credit courses, specialized training, professional workshops, seminars or conferences. One CEU is equal to 10 contact hours of instruction. Upon completion and verification of attendance, stu-dents receive an official Clark College CEU certificate documenting the class and number of CEUs earned.

Earn Clock Hours & CEUs for theclasses you take!

Contact us to learn how:360-992-2939

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Looking for the Registration Form?You can download a form from our website by visiting http://cce.clark.edu/or calling 360-992-2939 to request one be mailed to you.

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