Classes Still Open for Registration Summer 2013 Schedule

Classes Still Open For Registration Summer 2013 Schedule
Last updated: 6/19/2013 6:59:15 AM

Reference No.	Sec	Time	Days	Room	Faculty	Crs	Fee-A	Avail Seats	Dates
Credit Classes
AH110	Medical Language for Healthcare Settings
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	S Boulden	2	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
AMD136	Brake Systems Theory
	Concurrent enrollment in AMD137 or instructor consent is required.
	01	10:00am-11:25am	-MTWRF-	IT 33	R McDonald	3	$5	Y	8/5/2013-8/30/2013
AMD137	Brake Systems Lab
	Concurrent enrollment in AMD136 or instructor consent is required.
	01	1:00pm-2:25pm	-MTWRF-	IT 18	R McDonald	1	$10	Y	8/5/2013-8/30/2013
AMD156	Power Train Theory
	Concurrent enrollment in AMD157 or instructor consent is required.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWRF-	IT 33	R McDonald	3	$5	Y	7/15/2013-8/2/2013
AMD157	Power Train Lab
	Concurrent enrollment in AMD156 or instructor consent is required.
	01	1:00pm-2:50pm	-MTWRF-	IT 18	R McDonald	1	$10	Y	7/15/2013-8/2/2013
AMD256	Heating and Air Conditioning Theory
	Concurrent enrollment in AMD257 or instructor consent is required.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWRF-	IT 33	R McDonald	3	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/12/2013
AMD257	Heating and Air Conditioning Lab
	Concurrent enrollment in AMD256 or instructor consent is required.
	01	1:00pm-2:50pm	-MTWRF-	IT 18	R McDonald	1	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/12/2013
ANTH101	Intro to Biological Anthropology
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing. Proficiency Recommended: Math.
	01	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1608	T Batey	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	K Pataki	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
ANTH102	Introduction to Archaeology and World Prehistory
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing. Proficiency Recommended: Math.
	71	10:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	AC 2755	Van Otten	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ANTH103	Intro to Cultural Anthropology
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing. Proficiency Recommended: Math.
	40	11:00am-12:20pm	-M-W---	AC 1303	J Fancher	3		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
ART199MK	Special Studies: Materials Exploration and Kiln Firing
	- Su A beginning course on the process of understanding the nature of ceramic materials and glaze kiln firing processes. Assignments and lectures emphasize the theory and safe practice of formulating clay bodies and glazes with the goal of having students develop an understanding of how ceramic materials function and how glaze firing effects the materials for use in their studio work. Includes the practical application of course research, surface design and development, glaze application and firing. Prerequisite: ART254.
	01	9:00am-4:10pm	-M-W---	VA 6	J Davis	4	$50	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
ART204	History of Western Art: Prehistoric - Byzantine
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	G Watters	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
ART219C	Calligraphy - Historical and Decorative Styles
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	70	9:00am-11:50am	---W-F-	VA 13	F Emerson	2		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ART231	Drawing I
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	70	9:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	VA 15	H Neufeld	4	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ART255	Ceramics II
	Prerequisite: ART254 is required. ART117 is recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	40	9:00am-11:50am	--T-R--	VA 6	N Warrens	4	$50	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	41	1:10pm-4:00pm	--T-R--	VA6	D Sprague	4	$50	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
ART256	Ceramics III
	Prerequisite: ART255 is required. ART117 is recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	40	9:00am-11:50am	--T-R--	VA 6	N Warrens	4	$50	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	41	1:10pm-4:00pm	--T-R--	VA6	D Sprague	4	$50	N	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
ART257	Jewelrymaking/Metalsmithing I
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	01	9:30am-4:30pm	-M-W-F-	VA 8	L Haga	4	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/19/2013
	This four-week class begins on June 26. Class will not meet on Friday, July 5.
ART258	Jewelrymaking/Metalsmithing II
	Prerequisite: ART257. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	01	9:30am-4:30pm	-M-W-F-	VA 8	L Haga	4	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/19/2013
	This four-week class begins on June 26. Class will not meet on Friday, July 5.
ART259	Jewelrymaking/Metalsmithing III
	Prerequisite: ART258. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	01	9:30am-4:30pm	-M-W-F-	VA 8	L Haga	4	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/19/2013
	This four-week class begins on June 26. Class will not meet on Friday, July 5.
ART272	Printmaking II
	Prerequisite: ART271 or consent of instructor. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	01	1:10pm-7:00pm	--T-R--	VA 11	G Watters	4	$40	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
ART273	Printmaking III
	Prerequisite: ART272 or consent of instructor. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	01	1:10pm-7:00pm	--T-R--	VA 11	G Watters	4	$40	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
ART281	Painting I
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	70	1:10pm-4:00pm	-MTWR--	VA 17	P Barrett	4	$15	N	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ART282	Painting II
	Prerequisite: ART281. ART231 is recommended. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	70	1:10pm-4:00pm	-MTWR--	VA 17	P Barrett	4	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ART283	Painting III
	Prerequisite: ART282. ART231 is recommended. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	70	1:10pm-4:00pm	-MTWR--	VA 17	P Barrett	4	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ART291	Sculpture I
	Prerequisite: None, but ART117 is recommended. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	70	1:10pm-7:00pm	--T-R--	VA 3	N Orosco	4	$50	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ASL101	First-year American Sign Language I
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	70	9:00am-10:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1267	J Burke	4	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ASL103	First-year American Sign Language III
	Prerequisite: ASL102 or consent of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	70	9:00am-10:50am	-MTWR--	AC 2501	L Knapton	4	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BA101	Introduction to Business
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	9:00am-12:50pm	-----F-	AC 1001	N Howard	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	02	9:00am-10:50am	-M-W---	AC1303	M Brayson	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	10	6:00pm-9:50pm	--T-R--	AC1001	S Konrad	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	40	10:30am-12:20pm	--T-R--	AC1309	M Brayson	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
BA131	Intro to Business Computing
	Prerequisite: Students should have experience with computers, the Windows operating system and the Internet. Students must have access to a PC with current Window operating system, current version of Internet Explorer and FireFox web browsers, modem and high speed Internet connection. Students should have keyboarding skill of 20 words per minute or more. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	W2	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	P Shields	4	$80	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
BA150	Developing a Small Business
	Recommended prerequisite: BA101 and either BA131 or CIS120L. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	40	10:00am-12:50pm	--T----	PE 108	S Konrad	3		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
BA203	Introduction to International Business
	Prerequisite: BA101 recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	10:00am-1:50pm	-M-W---	AC 2653	A Wong	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BA205	Business Communications
	Prerequisite: BA131 and WR121; or CIS120L and WR121. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	W2	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	S McClaren	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
BA211	Principles of Accounting I
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	10	6:00pm-9:50pm	--T-R--	AC 1266	T Takamura	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
BA213	Principles of Accounting III
	Prerequisite: BA211. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	6:00pm-9:50pm	--T-R--	AC 1610	J Arnold	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BA223	Principles of Marketing
	Prerequisite: BA101 is recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	40	12:40pm-2:30pm	--T-R--	AC 1508	M Brayson	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
BA226	Introduction to Business Law
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	10:30am-12:20pm	--T-R--	AC 1600	M Moiso	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
BA249	Retail Management
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	Garlington	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
BI100	Survey of Body Systems
	Recommended prerequisite: High-school-level cell biology and chemistry are highly recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	V Thatcher	4	$70	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
BI101A	General Biology I: Survey of Cellular Biology
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	02	8:00am-10:10am	-MTWR--	AC 1600	J Brook	4	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/16/2013
		10:20am-12:10pm	-MTWR--	AC2515					6/24/2013-7/16/2013
BI102A	General Biology II: Survey of Molecular Life and Genetics
	BI101, 102 and 103 may be taken out of sequence. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	10:20am-12:10pm	-MTWR--	AC 2513	L Bartee	4	$15	Y	7/17/2013-8/7/2013
		8:00am-10:10am	-MTWR--	AC1600					7/17/2013-8/7/2013
BI103A	General Biology III: Survey of Ecology and Evolution
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	10:20am-12:10pm	-MTWR--	AC 2513	L Mitchell	4	$15	Y	8/8/2013-8/29/2013
		8:00am-10:10am	-MTWR--	AC1600					8/8/2013-8/29/2013
BI103E	General Biology III: Ecology of the Tropics
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	4	$15	Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	This section is limited to students in the Costa Rica consortium.
BI112	Biology for Allied Health
	Prerequisite: CH103 or CH104. Recommended prerequisite: WR121. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	1:10pm-3:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 1767	J Brook	5	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		3:10pm-5:00pm	-M-W---	AC2515					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	71	1:10pm-3:00pm	-MTWR--	AC1600	L Mitchell	5	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		3:10pm-5:00pm	-M-W---	AC2515					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BI121	Essentls/Human Anatomy & Phys I
	Prerequisite: BI101 or one-year high school biology or equivalent. BI100 and high school chemistry are strongly recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	41	10:30am-12:20pm	----R--	AC 1572	P Rabe	4	$15	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
		8:30am-10:20am	--TWR--	AC1572					6/24/2013-8/17/2013
BI213	Principles of Biology III
	Prerequisite: BI212 or instructor consent. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	9:00am-12:00pm	-M-W---	FISH19	M Jones	5	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		8:00am-12:00pm	--T-R--	FISH19					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
BI231	Human Anatomy and Physiology I
	Prerequisite: BI112 (or one year of college-level biology) and MTH065 or higher (except MTH211-213), all courses with a grade of "C" or better. BI100 and CH103 or CH104 highly recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	80	3:10pm-5:30pm	-MT-R--	AC 1279	L Sheldahl	4	$15	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	M Gonzales	4	$70	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
BI232	Human Anatomy and Physiology II
	Prerequisite: BI231 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	80	12:10pm-2:30pm	-MT-R--	AC 1279	L Sheldahl	4	$15	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	M Gonzales	4	$70	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
BI233	Human Anatomy and Physiology III
	Must be taken in sequence. Prerequisite: BI232 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	80	9:00am-11:20am	-MT-R--	AC 1279	V Thatcher	4	$15	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
BI234	Microbiology
	Prerequisite: BI101 or BI112 or BI211 or equivalent; and CH103 or CH104 or CH151 or CH221; all courses with a grade of "C" or better or instructor consent. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	81	2:30pm-3:35pm	-MT-R--	AC 1702	V Thatcher	4	$25	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
		12:00pm-1:05pm	-MT-R--	AC1710					6/24/2013-8/17/2013
BT121	Keyboarding Principles
	Familiarity with basics of computer operation is strongly recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class.
	71	11:30am-1:50pm	-MTWR--	AC 2610	D Kestek	3	$25	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BT121A	Basic Keyboarding
	Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class.
	01	11:30am-1:50pm	-M-W---	AC 2610	M Ferris	2	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This class was formerly BT011F.
	02	11:30am-1:50pm	--T-R--	AC2610	M Ferris	2	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This class was formerly BT011F.
	10	6:00pm-8:20pm	--T-R--	AC2610	M Ferris	2	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This class was formerly BT011F.
	11	6:00pm-8:20pm	-M-W---	AC2610	A Johnson	2	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This class was formerly BT011F.
	70	6:00pm-8:20pm	--T-R--	AC2610	M Ferris	2	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	This class was formerly BT011F.
	71	11:30am-1:50pm	-M-W---	AC2610	D Kestek	2	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	This class was formerly BT011F.
	72	11:30am-1:50pm	--T-R--	AC2610	D Kestek	2	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	This class was formerly BT011F.
	73	6:00pm-8:20pm	-M-W---	AC2610	A Johnson	2	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	This class was formerly BT011F.
BT121B	Keyboard Formatting
	Prerequisite: Ability to keyboard by touch. Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class.
	01	11:30am-1:50pm	-M-W---	AC 2610	M Ferris	2	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This class was formerly BT011S.
	02	11:30am-1:50pm	--T-R--	AC2610	M Ferris	2	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This class was formerly BT011S.
	10	6:00pm-8:20pm	--T-R--	AC2610	M Ferris	2	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This class was formerly BT011S.
	11	6:00pm-8:20pm	-M-W---	AC2610	A Johnson	2	$15	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This class was formerly BT011S.
	70	6:00pm-8:20pm	--T-R--	AC2610	M Ferris	2	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	This class was formerly BT011S.
	71	11:30am-1:50pm	-M-W---	AC2610	D Kestek	2	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	This class was formerly BT011S.
	72	11:30am-1:50pm	--T-R--	AC2610	D Kestek	2	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	This class was formerly BT011S.
	73	6:00pm-8:20pm	-M-W---	AC2610	A Johnson	2	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	This class was formerly BT011S.
BT122	Professional Keyboarding
	Prerequisite: All students entering BT122 must have previous keyboarding instruction, straight-copy speed on a five-minute timing of at least 35 wpm, or instructor consent. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing. USB drive is required on the first day of class.
	71	11:30am-1:50pm	-MTWR--	AC 2610	D Kestek	3	$25	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BT123A	Keyboarding Skill Development
	Prerequisite: Familiarity with keyboarding and the ability to type by touch at a minimum of 20 words per minute. USB drive is required on the first day of class. Proficiency Required: Reading.
	71	11:30am-1:50pm	-MTWR--	AC 2610	D Kestek	3	$25	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BT123B	Keyboarding Skill Refinement
	USB drive is required on the first day of class. Proficiency Required: Reading.
	71	11:30am-1:50pm	-MTWR--	AC 2610	D Kestek	3	$25	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BT124	Keyboarding Enrichment
	Prerequisite: BT121 and BT122; or instructor consent. Proficiency Required: Reading. USB drive is required on the first day of class.
	71	11:30am-1:50pm	-MTWR--	AC 2610	D Kestek	3	$25	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
BT125	Microsoft Word Training
	Prerequisite: Keyboarding at 30 wpm and either BT210ZWA, BA131 or CIS120L; or instructor consent. USB drive is required on the first day of class. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	R Brush	3	$80	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
BT210ZAA	Access - Level I
	- Su/F/W/Sp Learn basic operations of a database using Access. Prerequisite: Previous computer course and familiarity with Windows environment. It is strongly recommended that students have prior knowledge of Microsoft applications. Proficiency Required: Reading. USB drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZAB	Access - Level II
	- Su/F/W/Sp Learn intermediate operations of a database using Access. Prerequisite: BA131 or BT118 or BT210ZAA; or permission of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading. USB drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZBA	Publisher - Level I
	- Su/F/W/Sp This course is for the student who needs an introductory knowledge of desktop publishing using Publisher. The following topics will be covered: page layout commands, WordArt, working with images, graphic accents, background pages, special features and creating a web site. The course is designed to provide a beginning foundation in desktop publishing for office or home computing. Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows environment and keyboarding skills required; or permission of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZBB	Publisher - Level II
	- Su/F/W/Sp Learn intermediate features and functions of Publisher. Proficiency Required: Reading. Prerequisite: BT210ZBA, Publisher - Level 1, or permission of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading. USB drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZEA	Excel - Level I
	- Su/F/W/Sp Create simple spreadsheets using Excel. Prerequisite: A beginning Windows course or equivalent experience. Proficiency Required: Reading, Math. USB drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZEB	Excel - Level II
	Prerequisite: BA131, Introduction to Business Computing; or BT210ZEA, Excel - Level I; or consent of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading, Math. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZEC	Excel - Level III
	- Su/F/W/Sp A hands-on course which expands on the intermediate excel spreadsheet knowledge. Emphasis will be on spreadsheet advanced functions such as dtabase-like activities of sort and query; macros, recorded and written; and creating specialized menus. Prerequisite: BT210ZEB or consent of instructor. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZIO	Internet for the Business Professional
	- Su/F/W/Sp The internet is a worldwide collection of computer networks that allow people to communicate with each other. Everyday, millions of people use the Internet at home and at work to research information, purchase goods and services, and speak to each other via electronic mail. This course introduces students to the Internet and the World Wide Web (www) and also to some of the ways in which the Internet and the www can be used within the business workplace. Prerequisite: Beginning computer course or equivalent experience. Proficiency Required: Reading. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZPA	PowerPoint - Level I
	- Su/F/W/Sp Learn basic operations and create presentations using PowerPoint. Prerequisite: Previous computer course and familiarity with Windows environment. Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZPB	PowerPoint - Level II
	- Su/F/W/Sp Intermediate operations of presentation software using PowerPoint. Prerequisite: BA131 or BT210ZPA or consent of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZQA	QuickBooks for the Workplace
	- Su/F/W/Sp Learn basic operations of the accounting software QuickBooks. Prerequisite: It is strongly recommended that students have prior working knowledge or coursework in Accounting. Previous computer course and familiarity with Windows environment and keyboarding experience is also strongly recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Math.
	01	6:00pm-9:50pm	----R--	AC 2611	T Tipsord	1	$25	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	No class on July 4.
BT210ZWA	Word - Level I
	- Su/F/W/Sp Create, edit and format documents using Microsoft Word. Prerequisite: Keyboarding speed of 20 wpm, and a Beginning Windows course or equivalent experience. Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZWB	Word - Level II
	- Su/F/W/Sp Learn intermediate features and functions of Microsoft Word. Prerequisite: BA131 or BT210ZWA or consent of instructor. Keyboarding skills are recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZWC	Word - Level III
	- Su/F/W/Sp Designed for individuals who need to do word processing using the advanced features of Microsoft Word. Prerequisite: BT210ZWB or consent of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading. Flash/jump drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
BT210ZWP	Beginning Windows
	- Su/F/W/Sp This beginning course in Windows is for the student who needs an introductory knowledge of Windows. The focus is on user interface so the student can effectively "use" Windows. Proficiency Required: Reading. USB drive is required on the first day of class. Every attempt will be made to accommodate all students wanting to add BT210 classes. All sections with the same meeting time share seats and will not close until all similarly scheduled courses reach a total maximum enrollment.
	02	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC 2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	6/26/2013-7/10/2013
	No class on July 4.
	03	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	04	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/31/2013
	71	2:30pm-5:50pm	---W---	AC2611	A Johnson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
	72	6:00pm-9:20pm	---W---	AC2611	Donaldson	1	$25	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
CH103	Chemistry for Allied Health
	Co-requisite: MTH065. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	1:10pm-3:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 2511	A Rudine	5	$12	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		3:10pm-4:00pm	-M-W---	AC2511					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		4:10pm-6:00pm	-M-W---	AC2507					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	40	1:10pm-3:00pm	-MTWR--	AC2501	B Harnish	5	$12	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		4:10pm-6:00pm	-M-W---	AC2507					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		3:10pm-4:00pm	-M-W---	AC2501					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
CH104	General, Organic and Biological Chemistry I
	Prerequisite: MTH065 or the equivalent. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	8:00am-9:50am	-MTWR--	AC 2511	Mohtasham	5	$12	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		11:00am-12:50pm	-M-W---	AC2507					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		10:00am-10:50am	-M-W---	AC2511					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
CH105	General, Organic and Biological Chemistry II
	Prerequisite: MTH065 or equivalent, and CH104. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	8:00am-9:50am	-MTWR--	AC 2511	Mohtasham	5	$12	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		10:00am-10:50am	-M-W---	AC2511					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		11:00am-12:50pm	-M-W---	AC2507					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
CH222	General Chemistry II
	Prerequisite: CH221 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	4:10pm-5:30pm	-MTWR--	AC 2501	E Cohen	5	$12	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		3:00pm-3:50pm	-MTWR--	AC2505					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		2:00pm-2:50pm	-MTWR--	AC2501					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
CH223	General Chemistry III
	Prerequisite: CH222 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	71	5:40pm-7:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 1303	J Sherpa	5	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		3:10pm-4:00pm	-MTWR--	AC1303					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		4:10pm-5:00pm	-MTWR--	AC2505					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	72	7:10pm-8:00pm	-MTWR--	AC1303	J Sherpa	5	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		5:40pm-7:00pm	-MTWR--	AC1303					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		8:10pm-9:00pm	-MTWR--	AC2505					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
CIS120	Computer Concepts I
	Recommended co-requisite: CIS120L (in a prior term or during the same term). Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	9:00am-11:50am	--T-R--	AC 1001	W Machuca	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	71	9:00am-11:50am	--T-R--	AC1001	W Machuca	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
CIS120L	Computer Concepts Lab I
	Prerequisite: None. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math. All face-to-face sections require a headset. All sections (except W1) use instruction in Microsoft Office 2007 or Microsoft Office 2010. Note: Not all Hybrid sections start in Week One.
	01	9:00am-11:50am	-M-W---	AC 1271	J Aguilar	1	$35	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	70	1:00pm-3:50pm	--T-R--	AC1658	A Johnson	1	$35	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	H1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	M O'Neill	1	$90	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		1:00pm-3:50pm	--T----	AC1277					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W4	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	P Shields	1	$90	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
CIS122	Computer Concepts III
	Prerequisite: CIS120 and CIS120L; or permission of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	40	2:10pm-5:00pm	--T-R--	AC 1271	W Machuca	4	$35	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
CIS125DB	Desktop Database
	Prerequisite: CIS125SS or permission of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	40	2:10pm-5:00pm	---W---	AC 1277	W Machuca	3	$35	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
CIS125GA	Introduction to Game Design
	Recommended prerequisite: Basic proficiency using a PC such as launching software, locating and opening files, use of the Internet and a Web browser; familiarity with basic PC concepts and terms; familiarity with at least one common game platform; experience with common video games of various types is a plus. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	41	12:00pm-2:50pm	---W---	AC 1271	E Ruhl	3	$35	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
CIS125SS	Spreadsheet
	Co-requisite: CIS120L or permission of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	P Morris	3	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
CIS151	Network Fundamentals
	Co-requisite: CIS120 and CIS120L; or instructor permission. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	--T-R--	AC 1277	I Gibson	4	$35	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	This section is limited to CIS majors only.
CIS197HTM	Web Authoring: HTML5 and CSS3
	Co-requisite: CIS120 and CIS120L; or instructor approval. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	A Johnson	3	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
CIS284S	Introduction to Computer Security
	Co-requisite: CIS120 and CIS120L. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	P Morris	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
CJA111	Intro to Criminal Justice Admin: Law Enforcement Agencies
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1610	C Gorsek	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
CJA214	Intro to Criminal Investigation
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	10:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	AC 1609	C Gorsek	3	$15	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
COS120	Esthetics and Nail Technology Theory I
	Prerequisite: Admittance to the Cosmetology program.
	40	1:10pm-3:00pm	--T-R--	AC 1519	Castellano	4	$320	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
COS121	Esthetics and Nail Technology Lab and Clinic I
	Prerequisite: Admittance to the Cosmetology program.
	40	9:00am-2:50pm	-M---F-	VA 9	Castellano	8	$360	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		9:00am-12:50pm	----R--	AC2554					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		9:00am-12:50pm	--T----	AC1127					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		9:00am-2:50pm	---W---	AC2707					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
COS122	Esthetics and Nail Technology Theory II
	Prerequisite: COS120.
	40	1:10pm-3:00pm	-M-W---	AC 1519	D D'Angelo	4	$320	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
COS123	Esthetics and Nail Technology Lab and Clinic II
	Prerequisite: COS121.
	40	9:00am-2:50pm	-----F-	AC 1127	D D'Angelo	8	$360	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		9:00am-12:50pm	-M-W---	AC1127					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		9:00am-2:50pm	--T-R--	VA9					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
COS203	Standards of Cosmetology
	Prerequisite: COS110 and COS120.
	40	3:10pm-5:00pm	---W-F-	AC 1519	C Rathbun	4	$320	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
COS215	Cosmetology Lab and Clinic II
	Prerequisite: COS111, COS113, COS121, COS123.
	40	5:10pm-9:00pm	-----F-	VA 15	S Scadden	8	$360	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		3:10pm-9:00pm	-MT-R--	AC1127					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		5:10pm-9:00pm	---W---	AC1127					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
COS217	Cosmetology Lab and Clinic III
	Prerequisite: COS111, COS113, COS121, COS123 and COS215.
	40	5:10pm-9:00pm	-----F-	VA 9	C Rathbun	8	$360	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		3:10pm-9:00pm	-MT-R--	AC1127					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		5:10pm-9:00pm	---W---	AC1127					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
COS218	Cosmetology Board Exam Prep Theory
	Prerequisite: COS110, COS120, COS122, COS201, COS202 and COS203.
	40	3:10pm-5:00pm	-MT----	AC 1504	D D'Angelo	4	$320	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
COS219	Cosmetology Board Exam Prep Lab and Clinic
	Prerequisite: COS111, COS113, COS121, COS123, COS215 and COS217.
	40	5:10pm-9:00pm	-MT----	AC 1127	D D'Angelo	8	$360	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		3:10pm-9:00pm	---WRF-	AC1127					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
EC201	Principles of Economics I: Microeconomics
	Recommended prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	6:10pm-10:00pm	-M-W---	AC 1309	K Henry	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	Scheinman	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
EC202	Principles of Economics II: Macroeconomics
	Prerequisite: EC115 or EC201; or instructor consent. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	71	6:10pm-10:00pm	--T-R--	AC 1001	C Miner	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	Scheinman	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
ECE173	Exploring Art
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	1:10pm-4:00pm	--T-R--	ECC 108	K Pearson	3	$20	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
EL115C	Academic Success Strategies
	Prerequisite: Placement in EL115 is based on the college reading placement (CPT) test scores of 60 or higher, a grade of "C" or better in RD090 or instructor referral. Proficiency Recommended: Writing.
	40	12:00pm-12:50pm	-M-WR--	AC 1519	C Weigel	3		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	80	1:40pm-2:30pm	-MTWR--	AC3313	Z Hudson	3		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
ENG104	Intro to Literature: Fiction
	Prerequisite: None. However, because of the writing required in this class, it is recommended that students score at the WR121 level in the college placement test (CPT) or have completed WR101 or WR115. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1266	C Bartlett	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	71	1:10pm-3:00pm	-MTWR--	AC1767	Team	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
ENG105	Intro to Literature: Drama
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	N Wright	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
	Section W1 is a Web-based class and does NOT include the trip to the Ashland Shakespeare Festival. Please see section H1 for both Web instruction and the Ashland field trip.
ENL094R	Lower Intermediate Reading
	Prerequisite: ENL placement testing or instructor consent. Faculty signature is required.
	80	9:00am-12:00pm	-M-W---	AC 1553	E Yelton	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
ENL094W	Lower Intermediate Writing
	Prerequisite: ENL placement testing or instrucotr consent. Faculty signature is required.
	80	9:00am-12:00pm	--T-R--	AC 2700	J Li	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
ENL120P	Pronunciation I
	Prerequisite: Placement into ENL094R and ENL094W or above. Adviser signature is required. Faculty signature is required.
	80	12:30pm-1:45pm	--T-R--	AC 2653	L Hillyard	2		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
ENL120R	Intermediate Reading
	Prerequisite: ENL placement testing, or a minimum grade of "C" in ENL094R, or instructor consent. Faculty signature is required.
	80	9:00am-12:00pm	-M-W---	AC 1574	J Li	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
ENL120W	Intermediate Writing
	Prerequisite: ENL placement testing, or a minimum grade of "C" in ENL094W, or instructor consent. Faculty signature is required.
	80	9:00am-12:00pm	--T-R--	AC 1553	staff	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
ENL201P	Pronunciation 2
	Prerequisite: Placement into ENL120R and ENL120W; or ENL201R and ENL201W; or a minimum grade of "C" in ENL120P. Adviser signature is required. Faculty signature is required.
	80	12:30pm-1:45pm	--T-R--	AC 1504	K Wood	2		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
ENL201R	Advanced Reading
	Prerequisite: ENL placement testing, a minimum grade of "C" in ENL120R, or instructor consent. Faculty signature is required.
	80	9:00am-12:00pm	-M-W---	AC 2756	staff	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
	81	6:10pm-9:00pm	--T-R--	AC1519	S Wilcox	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
ENL201W	Advanced Writing
	Prerequisite: ENL placement testing, a minimum grade of "C" in ENL120W, or instructor consent. Faculty signature is required.
	80	9:00am-12:00pm	--T-R--	AC 1574	S Wilcox	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
	81	6:00pm-9:00pm	-M-W---	AC1519	K Russell	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
FN225	Nutrition
	Prerequisite: BI112 or equivalent to include a chemistry and cell biology component. WR121 and BI100 are highly recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	40	6:10pm-8:00pm	--T-R--	AC 1600	Montgomery	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEOG105	Intro to Physical Geography
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	11:30am-12:50pm	-MTWR--	AC 1608	C Gorsek	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
GEOG106	Introduction to World Regional Geography
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	10:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	AC 1608	D Dimitrov	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
GEOG107	Intro to Cultural Geography
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	1:10pm-2:30pm	-MTWR--	AC 1608	C Gorsek	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
GEOG206	Geography of Oregon
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	5:40pm-8:30pm	-M-W---	AC 1608	C Gorsek	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
HD110	Career Planning
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing. Not open to students who have completed HD208.
	IS	0:0am-0:0am	-------	AC TBA	Gilbertson	1	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	You must attend one orientation either Tuesday, June 25, 1:00-2:00pm or Wednesday, June 26, 9:00-10:00am.
HD208	Career and Life Planning
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	10:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	AC 2653	DForrester	3	$20	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
HE204	Diet and Weight Control
	Prerequisite: None. Good reading and writing skills are recommended. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	PE 108	M Hart	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
HE250	Personal Health
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing. Proficiency Recommended: Math. Good reading and writing skills are recommended.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	D Peterson	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
HE252	First Aid: Responding to Emergencies
	Proficiency Required: Reading. Proficiency Recommended: Writing, Math.
	01	1:10pm-2:30pm	-MTWR--	PE 108	Broadsword	3	$29	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
HE261	CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	71	8:00am-1:30pm	U-----S	PE 108	M Meyer	1	$22	Y	8/17/2013-8/18/2013
HE265	Women's Health Issues
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	T Folen	2	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
HPE295	Health and Fitness for Life
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math. This is a 3 credit class which includes 2 hours of lecture/wk and the face-to-face student is expected to participate in 1500 minutes of ACT Lab workouts during the term.
	81	10:00am-11:50am	-M-----	PE 107	F Schnell	3	$25	Y	7/1/2013-8/12/2013
		10:00am-11:50am	---W---	PE107					6/26/2013-7/3/2013
		10:00am-11:50am	---W---	PE107					8/14/2013-8/14/2013
	82	2:00pm-3:50pm	-M-----	PE107	F Schnell	3	$25	Y	7/1/2013-8/12/2013
		2:00pm-3:50pm	---W---	PE107					6/26/2013-7/3/2013
		2:00pm-3:50pm	---W---	PE107					8/14/2013-8/14/2013
HST104	History of the Middle East (Eastern Civilization)
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	IS	0:0am-0:0am	-------	AC 2553	P Casey	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
HST112	Modern World History
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	40	12:00pm-1:50pm	-M-W---	AC 2755	J Barnes	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
HST201	U.S. History: Pre-Colonial-1840
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	IS	0:0am-0:0am	-------	AC 2553	P Casey	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
HST202	U.S. History: 1840 - 1917
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	40	9:00am-10:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1608	P Casey	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
HST203	U.S. History: 1910 - Present
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	9:00am-10:50am	-MTWR--	AC 2755	J Cavalli	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	IS	0:0am-0:0am	-------	AC2553	J Cavalli	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	This is an independent study class offered on campus. For information, call Pat Casey at 503-491-7302.
HST270	History of Mexico
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	IS	0:0am-0:0am	-------	AC 2553	J Cavalli	3		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	This is an independent study class offered on campus. For information, call Pat Casey at 503-491-7302.
HST294	History of Ancient Greece
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	IS	0:0am-0:0am	-------	AC 2553	P Casey	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	This is an independent study class offered on campus. For information, call Pat Casey at 503-491-7302.
HT225	Beverage Management for Fermented Beverages: Beer, Sake and Cider
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	10	6:00pm-7:50pm	-M-----	OFF SITE	H Harden	2		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	Class meets at Edgefield Manor.
HT225D	Beverage Management for Fermented Beverages: Beer, Sake and Cider Tasting
	Concurrent enrollment in HT225 is required. Prerequisite: Must be 18 years old to register. Proof of age will be required at the first class meeting. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	10	8:00pm-8:50pm	-M-----	OFF SITE	H Harden	1	$50	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	Class meets at Edgefield Manor.
HT235	Culinary Arts: Fundamentals of Cooking Soups, Stocks, Sauces, Meat and Game
	Co-requisite: Food handler's card or participate in taking the exam while registered for the course. Proficiency Required: Reading. Proficiency Recommended: Writing, Math.
	01	8:00am-2:00pm	--T----	OFF SITE	J Elliott	4	$300	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	This class meets at PSU.
INTL210	Comparative Culture
	Concurrent enrollment in a study abroad program or independent travel project is required. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	21	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	Y Sato	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	This section is limited to study-abroad students going to Kyoto, Japan.
	26	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
JPN199G	Japanese Reading/Writing/ Grammar I

	70	10:00am-11:50am	-M-W---	AC 1252	Y Sato	2	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
JPN299G	Japanese Reading/Writing/ Grammar IV
	This is a supplemental course for students who need more time to master reading and writing the Hiragana and Katagana alphabets, certain Kanji characters and/or grammatical structures taught in 201. Students are divided into groups based on their levels and instructions are given accordingly. Lectures are conducted in English and in Japanese. Prerequisite: JPN103 or equivalent. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	70	10:00am-11:50am	-M-W---	AC 1252	Y Sato	2	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
LC 7	Learning Community - Critical Reading and English Composition
	Learning Community - Critical Reading and English Composition is composed of the following linked courses: RD117 (3cr) and WR121 (4 cr). Although students register for one course (LC7), each constituent course retains its individual identity. Each constituent course is taught and graded independently, and each conforms to the standard course outline for that course. The degree of course integration depends upon the instructors and curricula. The student body of the course is limited to students enrolled in the learning community. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	98	9:00am-9:50am	-----F-	AC 3313	Team	7		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		9:00am-11:50am	-M-W---	AC3313					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
MO232	Medical Coding III: Evaluation and Management
	Prerequisite: MO230 and MO231. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	40	6:00pm-8:50pm	---W---	AC 2600	K Hanson	3	$35	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
MO242	Applied Billing and Coding
	Prerequisite: MO230, MO231, MO240 and MO241. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	40	6:00pm-8:50pm	-M-----	AC 2600	J Claussen	3	$25	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	41	6:00pm-8:50pm	--T----	AC2600	J Claussen	3	$25	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
MTH020	Applied Arithmetic & Pre-algebra
	Prerequisite: MTH010 or suitable performance on the mathematics placement exam. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing. A scientific/graphing calculator with fraction output capabilities is required and its use is fully integrated in the course.
	80	7:30am-8:55am	-MTWR--	AC 1776	C McDonald	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
MTH060	Beginning Algebra I
	Prerequisite: MTH020 with a grade of C or better, or suitable performance on the mathematics placement exam. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math. A graphing calculator is required and its use is fully integrated in this course. TI-83 Plus or TI-84 is recommended.
	02	9:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	AC 1571	S Eakman	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	40	6:00pm-8:30pm	-M-W---	AC1571	M Rose	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	41	6:00pm-8:30pm	--T-R--	AC1571	J Jannsen	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	70	10:00am-12:20pm	-MTWR--	AC1655	S Eikrem	4	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	C Curtis	4	$65	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
MTH065	Beginning Algebra II
	- Su/F/W/Sp This is the second half of the beginning algebra course for both the baccalaureate-prep and career-technical student emphasizing problem-solving solving and real work applications using numerical, algebraic and graphical models. The topics covered include graphs and equations of lines, negative integer exponents, solving formulas and rational equations and practical geometry. A graphing calculator is required and its use is fully integrated in the course. Prerequisite: MTH060 with a grade of "C" or better, or suitable performance on the mathematics placement exam. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math. Prerequisite: MTH060 with a grade of C or better, or suitable placement on the mathematics placement exam. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math. A graphing calculator is required and its use is fully integrated in the course. TI-83 Plus or TI-84 is recommended.
	01	7:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1657	M McAfee	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	02	10:00am-12:20pm	-MTWR--	AC1657	M McAfee	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	03	1:00pm-3:20pm	-MTWR--	AC1575	J Spindor	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	41	6:00pm-8:30pm	--T-R--	AC1655	W Klinkow	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	42	7:30am-8:45am	-MTWR--	AC1573	J White	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	71	10:00am-12:20pm	-MTWR--	AC1657	N Chura	4	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	72	1:00pm-3:20pm	-MTWR--	AC1575	N Chura	4	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
MTH095	Int Algebra w/Rt Triangle Trig
	Prerequisite: MTH065 with a grade of "C" or better, or suitable performance on the mathematics placement exam. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math. A graphing calculator is required. TI-83 Plus or TI-84 is recommended.
	01	10:00am-1:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 2606	G Shanklan	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	81	1:00pm-2:45pm	-MTWR--	AC1571	J Pinc	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
	82	6:00pm-8:30pm	-MT-R--	AC1573	Hasenjaege	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
	83	8:00am-9:45am	-MTWR--	AC2606	J Lacks	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
MTH111	Pre-Calculus I: Elementary Func
	Prerequisite: MTH095 with a grade of "C" or better, or suitable performance on the mathematics placement exam. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math. A graphing calculator is required. TI-83 Plus or TI-84 is recommended.
	02	9:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	AC 1573	J Green	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	40	6:00pm-8:30pm	-M-W---	AC2608	D Froemke	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	70	10:00am-12:20pm	-MTWR--	AC2607	M McAfee	5	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	J Green	5	$65	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
MTH112	Pre-Calculus II: Trig/Geometry
	Prerequisite: MTH111 with a grade of "C" or better, or suitable performance on the mathematics placement exam. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math. A graphing calculator is required. TI-83 Plus or TI-84 is recommended.
	40	6:00pm-8:30pm	--T-R--	AC 2608	A Rhodes	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
MTH243	Probability and Statistics I
	A graphing calculator (TI-83 Plus or TI-84) is required and a computer lab component is incorporated. Prerequisite: MTH105 or MTH111, each with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	-M-W---	AC 2608	R Hauss	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		11:00am-11:50am	--T-R--	AC2600					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		10:00am-10:50am	--T-R--	AC2608					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	02	6:00pm-7:50pm	-M-W---	AC1575	B Edwards	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		6:00pm-6:50pm	--T-R--	AC1575					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		7:00pm-7:50pm	--T-R--	AC1277					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	70	8:00am-9:50am	-M-W---	AC1605	M McAfee	4	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		9:00am-9:50am	--T-R--	AC2611					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		8:00am-8:50am	--T-R--	AC1605					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
MTH244	Statistics II
	Prerequisite: MTH243 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	6:00pm-7:50pm	-M-W---	AC 1575	B Edwards	4	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		6:00pm-6:50pm	--T-R--	AC1575					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		7:00pm-7:50pm	--T-R--	AC1277					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	R Hauss	4	$65	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
MTH251	Calculus I: Differential Calculus
	A CAS-capable graphing calculator is required. Prerequisite: MTH111 and MTH112 with a grade of "C" or better, or suitable performance on the mathematics placement exam. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	81	8:30am-9:35am	-MTWR--	AC 2608	Nersesyan	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
MTH252	Calculus II: Integral Calculus
	A CAS-capable graphing calculator is required. Prerequisite: MTH251 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	01	8:00am-9:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1575	J Spindor	4	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
MTH253	Calculus III
	A CAS-capable graphing calculator is required. A computer laboratory may be included. Prerequisite: MTH252 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing, Math.
	70	8:00am-9:50am	-M-W---	AC 1575	J Spindor	4	$10	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		9:00am-9:50am	--T-R--	AC1277					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		8:00am-8:50am	--T-R--	AC1575					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
NRS110B	Foundations of Nursing: Health Promotion - B
	Concurrent enrollment in NRS110A and NRS230 is required.
	01	7:00am-11:30am	-MTW---	BCAH110	J Griffin	4	$550	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
		12:00pm-4:00pm	-MTW---	BCAH110					6/24/2013-7/27/2013
NRS111B	Foundations of Nursing in Chronic Illness I-B
	Prerequisite: Successful completion of all prior nursing curriculum courses with a grade of "C" or better. Concurrent enrollment in NRS111A and NRS232; and completion of BI234 is required.
	01	7:00am-11:30am	-MTW---	BCAH110	J Griffin	4	$550	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
		12:00pm-4:00pm	-MTW---	BCAH110					7/29/2013-8/31/2013
NRS224	Integrative Practicum I
	Prerequisite: Successful completion of all prior nursing curriculum courses with a grade of "C" or better.
	01	0:0am-0:0am	-------	AC HOSP	K DeMarco	9	$650	Y	7/1/2013-8/25/2013
		8:00am-12:00pm	-MTWRF-	BCAH218					6/24/2013-6/28/2013
PE185CE	Cardio/Lower Body and Abs
	High intensity, low impact floor aerobic class. Easy to follow aerobic movements focusing on cardiovascular conditioning. Free weights (8,5, and 3 lbs) are used in sequence of interval moves to enhance strength and promote muscle tone for all muscle groups. Use of medicine balls and bands and free exercises for lower body and abs. Burn fat and build muscular endurance with this cross-training workout.
	01	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	PE 114	D Kline	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	70	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	PE114	Khorasani	1	$5	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PE185CG	Spinning and Abs
	Spinning offers a unique and fun workout for all people of all ages, at all levels of fitness. Spinning is a stationary bicycle program primarily aimed at achieving maximum energy output while simulating riding outdoors. The philosophy of being mentally and physically fit is the basis of spinning. Spinning uses proven athletic training principles to create a workout that is both physically and mentally invigorating and challenging. The class will also include a focused time to work on increasing muscular strength and endurance in the lower back and abdominal area. Class also entitles student use of the ACT room during regular ACT hours.
	01	10:30am-11:50am	-MTWR--	PE 117	K Maneval	1	$25	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	71	10:30am-11:50am	-MTWR--	PE117	K Maneval	1	$25	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PE185CH	Beginning Tai Chi
	Tai Chi is a Chinese exercise form with a history dating back thousands of years. Its graceful movements and slow tempo make it an ideal activity to improve the mind/body connection, balance, and coordination. This art also has self-defense applications.
	40	11:00am-12:20pm	-M-W---	PE 114	H Affley	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185CN	Intermediate Tai Chi
	Tai Chi is a Chinese exercise form with a history dating back thousands of years. Its graceful movements and slow tempo make it an ideal activity to improve the mind/body connection, balance and coordination. This art also has self-defense applications. This intermediate class builds on beginning skill/form development.Prerequisite: PE185CH, Beginning Tai Chi.
	40	11:00am-12:20pm	-M-W---	PE 114	H Affley	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185CP	Pilates
	Pilates is a contemporary approach to mind-body exercise. It focuses on core body strength through stabilization and balance. Due to hygiene concerns, students will need to provide their own mats.
	40	3:40pm-5:00pm	-M-W---	PE 114	M Reed	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185CV	Advanced Tai Chi
	- F/W/Sp A continuation of the theories and principles that form the foundation of this art. These are applied in a practical way towards: Chen style, Wu style, Yang style and Chi Kung. Prerequisite: PE185CN, Intermediate Tai Chi.
	40	11:00am-12:20pm	-M-W---	PE 114	H Affley	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185FD	Core Conditioning
	- F/W/Sp Gain core stability and strength through a variety of core exercises using body weight, platforms, free weights, medicine balls, resistance bands and stability balls. This class will sculpt your abs as it tightens and tones core muscles improving functional strength for balance, mobility and injury prevention.
	01	7:00am-8:20am	-MTWR--	PE 114	D Kline	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
PE185FE	Exercise Bootcamp
	Exercise Bootcamp is a course that targets overall body fitness. Students (all levels) will participate in daily-varied exercise. Class will include, walking, running, free weight training, calisthenics, group sports, endurance exercises and stretching. Each class includes warm up, a core set of exercise activities and cool down - with stretch. A general exercise class for all skill levels.
	40	6:00am-6:50am	-M-W-F-	PE STDM	B Donohue	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	41	6:00am-7:20am	--T-R--	PESTDM	E Rizzo	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185GA	Beginning Golf
	The student will learn the basic golf rules and golf etiquette. Golf safety will be stressed throughout the term when receiving instructions. Instruction will be centered around developing a golf swing fitting the student's present physical playing abilities. There will be an opportunity for the golf student to develop the essential cues which may help to set off the right muscle patterns through a self-appraisal check list.
	01	6:00pm-8:20pm	--T-R--	PE 104	M Hiebert	1	$55	N	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	Two additional rounds of 9 holes required. The $35 lab fee includes two 9 hole green fees and hitting range balls.
PE185GB	Intermediate Golf
	- Su/F/Sp Advanced techniques in developing a golf swing related to detection of errorand corrections will be covered. Demonstrations and practical work will be given at the driving range and putting green. Demonstrations will be given in proper club selection and their use in playing a particular shot. There will be drill exercises to improve putting, approach shots, sand shots, and pitch and run shots while developing a self-appraisal check list for improvement of the golf swing for all shots. Prerequisite: PE185GA or by consent of instructor.
	01	6:00pm-8:20pm	--T-R--	PE 104	M Hiebert	1	$55	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	Two additional rounds of 9 holes required. The $35 lab fee includes two 9 hole green fees and hitting range balls.
PE185HB	Beginning Horsemanship
	This course is designed to introduce the beginning rider to the basic skills of riding and horsemanship. Special fee of $175 in addition to tuition must be paid at Orientation. Call 503-491-7450 for additional course information. Students are responsible for their own transportation. Classes are held at Bridlewood Horsemanship Center, 35649 SE Lusted Rd, Boring, OR.
	40	6:30pm-9:30pm	--T----	BRID	G Shrake	1		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	41	2:00pm-5:00pm	--T----	BRID	G Shrake	1		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185HC	Intermediate Horsemanship
	This course will further develop the skills learned in Beginning Horsemanship and give the student a better understanding of horsemanship. Prerequisite: PE185HB, or by consent of instructor. Special fee of $175 in addition to tuition must be paid at Orientation. Call 503-491-7450 for additional course information. Students are responsible for their own transportation. Classes are held at Bridlewood Horsemanship Center, 35649 SE Lusted Rd, Boring, OR.
	41	6:30pm-9:30pm	---W---	BRID	G Shrake	1		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185KD	Street Defense: The Combative Art
	- F/W/Sp This is a martial art that originated in the Philippines over a thousand yearsago. This combative art involves hands, sticks, and the use of other martial arts weapons. This is a great art to learn on its own, or as a supplement to other arts of self-defense.
	40	8:30am-9:50am	--T-R--	PE 139E	M Bowers	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185KY	River Kayaking
	Prerequisite: Solid swimming skills are necessary.
	71	1:10pm-4:00pm	-----F-	PL 25	S Conrad	1	$150	Y	8/2/2013-8/30/2013
		0:0am-0:0am	------S	OFFSITE					8/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185PF	Applied Cross Training

	40	0:0am-0:0am	-------	PE 117	K Maneval	1	$25	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185RK	Beginning Rock Climbing

	40	6:10pm-9:00pm	--T-R--	PL ROCK	J Lechelt	1	$50	Y	6/24/2013-7/11/2013
	Class will not meet on July 16 and July 18.
		6:10pm-9:00pm	--T-R--	PLROCK					7/23/2013-8/1/2013
	Class will not meet on July 16 and July 18.
PE185RKI	Intermediate Rock Climbing
	- W This course is designed for students with previous climbing experience. Students will have an opportunity to learn intermediate level climbing skills and equipment management. Climbing will be indoors on artificial rock and in actual field settings. Prerequisite: PE185RK. Prerequisite: PE185RK. Personal equipment may be used with instructor approval.
	71	6:10pm-9:00pm	-M-----	PL ROCK	J Lechelt	1	$150	Y	7/29/2013-8/19/2013
		0:0am-0:0am	U----FS	OFFSITE					8/23/2013-8/25/2013
PE185SF	Soccer
	This course will teach the students basic rules, skills, techniques and team strategy of soccer.
	01	6:00pm-8:50pm	--T-R--	PE STDM	K Maneval	1	$5	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PE185ST	Strength Training
	This course is designed for students who wish to apply advanced strength training models as they relate to athletic performance. Prerequisite: It is preferable that students have a strong orientation to the weightroom and have a strong understanding of the basic principles that underlie sound strength training programs.
	40	7:10am-8:30am	-MTWR--	PE 126	M Hart	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
PE185SWQ	Fitness Lap Swimming
	This course is designed for the swimmer who has intermediate or better swimming skill, and who wishes to continue perfecting the swimming strokes, while also improving his/her fitness level through a structured training program. Prerequisite: Student must have passed intermediate swimming or possess equivalent skills or have instructor permission.
	01	7:20am-8:10am	-M-W-F-	PL 25	D Markell	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185SWY	Flexible Fitness Lap Swim
	This course is designed for the swimmer who has progressed beyond the beginning level of swimming or has intermediate or above swimming skills and who wishes to continue perfecting the swimming strokes and at the same time improve his/her fitness level through a structured, instructor-guided training program or through a self-guided and self-paced program. Flexible Lap Swim students are required to participate a minimum of three hours per week at the Aquatic Center. Students may swim at their convenience during the following hours: MTWRF 5:45a-7:15a and 5:30p-7:00p, and MTWRFS 12:00p-1:00p. Prerequisite: Student must have the ability to swim 100 yards (4 lengths of the indoor pool) continuously or have instructor's permission. Students must attend an orientation session after they register or contact instructor during the first week of instruction. Questions: Please call the Aquatic Center at 503-491-7243.
	01	0:0am-0:0am	-------	PL 25	D Markell	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PE185TA	Beginning Tennis
	01	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	PE CTS	Broadsword	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
PE185TB	Intermediate Tennis
	Prerequisite: PE185TA, Beginning Tennis, or equivalent skills.
	01	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	PE CTS	Broadsword	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
PE185VC	Advanced Volleyball
	Prerequisite: PE185VB, PE185LAI, or consent of instructor.
	70	9:00am-11:50am	-MTWRF-	PE GYM	C Speer	1	$5	Y	8/5/2013-8/16/2013
PE185WD	Weight Lifting - Beginning
	01	12:00pm-1:20pm	-MTWR--	PE 126	M Hart	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	71	12:00pm-1:20pm	-MTWR--	PE126	F Schnell	1	$5	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PE185WE	Weight Lifting - Intermediate
	Prerequisite: Previous weight lifting experience.
	01	12:00pm-1:20pm	-MTWR--	PE 126	M Hart	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	71	12:00pm-1:20pm	-MTWR--	PE126	F Schnell	1	$5	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PE185YC	Mind-Body Yoga
	This course, through yoga postures, will allow the student to experience the mind-body connection and learn techniques to bring that connection into alignment for his/her highest good. This course is also designed to give the student an option to create a personalized home practice plan that will promote strength, flexibility and peace of mind. The class will also include a brief introduction to yoga philosphy and meditation. Due to hygiene concerns, students will need to provide their own mats.
	40	7:00pm-8:20pm	-M-W---	PE 139E	J Kelly	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	70	10:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	PE139E	J Kelly	1	$5	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PE185ZT	Zumba/Tone
	Zumba/Tone combines high energy and motivating music with synchronized dance movements designed for any fitness level. The routine features aerobic fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. You'll learn how to use weights to enhance rhythm, build strength and tone all the target zones.
	40	5:10pm-6:30pm	-MTWR--	PE 114	M Wecker	1	$5	Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
PE280E	Coop Ed-Physical Education
	Faculty signature is required.
	01	0:0am-0:0am	-------	AC TBA	staff	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PH104	Descriptive Astronomy
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing, Math.
	40	1:10pm-3:00pm	--T----	AC 1305	H Knytych	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		11:00am-12:20pm	--T-R--	AC1305					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PHL202	Fundamental Ethics
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	71	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1710	C Jackson	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PN101	Foundations of Practical Nursing
	Prerequisite: Successful completion with a grade of "C" or better in all prior practical nursing curriculum courses. Current American Heart Association Healthcare Provider certification. Concurrent registration in PN101L and PN105 is required.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	L Fleshman	5	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PN101L	Foundations of Practical Nursing Lab
	Concurrent registration in PN101 and PN105 is required. Successful completion with a grade of "C" or better in all prior practical nursing curriculum courses. Current Healthcare Provider CPR certification.
	02	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	K Taylor	4	$500	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
		4:00pm-7:50pm	-----F-	BCAH110					6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PS200	Intro to Political Science
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC 2607	T Scales	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	40	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC2608	J Campbell	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	J Hite	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PS201	American Government
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	6:10pm-10:00pm	-M-W---	AC 1608	P Noordijk	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
PS205	International Relations
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	J Campbell	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PS209	Problems in American Politics
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	1:10pm-3:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 1610	J Campbell	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PS225	Political Ideology: Ideas About Government
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	J Campbell	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PSY101	Psychology of Human Relations
	Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	01	2:40pm-4:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 1520	L Breninge	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	71	10:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	AC1571	J Adler	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	J Herrig	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
PSY201	General Psychology
	Prerequisite: RD115 or equivalent placement test score. Proficiency Required: Reading. Proficiency Recommended: Writing.
	01	8:00am-9:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1266	N Bragg	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	70	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC1266	J Herrig	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PSY202	General Psychology
	Prerequisite: PSY201 or equivalent. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	01	1:10pm-3:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 1303	T Yevka	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
PSY237	Human Development
	Prerequisite: PSY201. Proficiency Recommended: Reading, Writing.
	70	1:10pm-3:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 1266	J Herrig	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
PSY239	Intro to Abnormal Psychology
	Prerequisite: PSY201; and WR121 or equivalent placement test score. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1710	N Bragg	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
RD090	Effective Reading and Learning Strategies
	Prerequisite: Placement in RD090 is based on the college reading segment of the college placement test (CPT).
	01	11:00am-1:20pm	-MTWR--	AC 1583	Richardson	5		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	02	11:30am-2:00pm	-MTWR--	AC3316	C Johnson	5		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	81	6:30pm-8:30pm	-M-WR--	AC1756	S Frank	5		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
RD115	Reading for College Success
	Concurrent enrollment in WR115 or higher is recommended. Prerequisite: Placement in RD115 is based on the college reading placement (CPT) test scores, a grade of "C" or better in RD090 and WR090, or instructor referral. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	AC 3316	Richardson	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	70	1:10pm-2:30pm	-MTWR--	AC2606	B Adams	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
RD117	Critical Reading
	Prerequisite: Placement in RD117 is based on the college reading placement (CPT) test scores (80+), standardized reading test score, a grade of "C" or better in RD115, or instructor referral. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	9:00am-10:20am	-MTWR--	AC 1583	C Johnson	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
SOC204	General Sociology: Principles of Sociology
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	1:10pm-2:30pm	-MTWR--	AC 1610	N Abrahams	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	02	11:30am-12:50pm	--T-R--	AC1610	N Abrahams	3		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	70	10:00am-11:20am	-MTWR--	AC1610	C Gilmore	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	N Abrahams	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
SOC205	General Sociology: Social Institutions
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing. This course contains an optional service-learning component. If you choose this option, you will volunteer at an instructor-approved non profit agency as part of the course. Volunteer placement assistance will be provided.
	01	10:00am-11:20am	--T-R--	AC 1653	N Abrahams	3		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	N Abrahams	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
SOC206	General Sociology: Social Problems
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing. This course contains an optional service-learning component. If you choose this option, you will volunteer at an instructor-approved non profit agency as part of the course. Volunteer placement assistance will be provided.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	N Abrahams	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
SOC213	Race Relations in the United States
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	70	1:00pm-2:30pm	-M-W---	AC 1252	L George	3		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	S Methvin	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
SP100	Basic Speech Communication
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	2:40pm-5:30pm	--T-R--	VA 22	B Carey	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	02	6:00pm-9:00pm	--T-R--	VA22	B Carey	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	70	1:10pm-2:30pm	-MTWR--	VA22	J Ethridge	3		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
SP111	Fundamentals of Public Speaking
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	02	6:00pm-9:50pm	--T-R--	AC 1005	L Dawkins	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	B Carey	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
SP115	Intro:Intercultural Communicat'n
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	6:00pm-8:50pm	-M-W---	AC 1001	L Dawkins	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	A Kaio	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
SP218	Interpersonal Communication
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	8:30am-9:50am	-MTWR--	VA 22	J Ethridge	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
SP219	Small Group Communication
	Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing. Proficiency Recommended: Math.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	B Carey	3	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
SPAN101	First-year Spanish I
	Prerequisite: None. Students who have completed one year or less of high-school level Spanish are advised to take SPAN101 before attempting more advanced Spanish courses. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	01	9:00am-12:50pm	-MTWR--	AC 1251	A Benenati	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-7/16/2013
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	5	$10	Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is limited to students in the Costa Rica consortium.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	5	$10	Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanajuato, Mexico consortium.
	40	6:30pm-8:50pm	--T-R--	AC1251	Canales-Re	5	$10	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
SPAN102	First-year Spanish II
	Prerequisite: SPAN101, or three to four semesters of high-school level Spanish, or equivalent. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	5	$10	Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is limited to students in the Costa Rica consortium.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	5	$10	Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanajuato, Mexico consortium.
	70	9:00am-12:50pm	-MTWR--	AC1253	E Tschuy	5	$10	Y	7/17/2013-8/7/2013
SPAN103	First-year Spanish III
	Prerequisite: SPAN102, or five to six semesters of high-school level Spanish, or equivalent. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	5	$10	Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is limited to students in the Costa Rica consortium.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	5	$10	Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanatajano, Mexico consortium.
	70	9:00am-12:50pm	-MTWR--	AC1251	M Nyoka	5	$10	Y	8/8/2013-8/30/2013
SPAN201	Second-year Spanish I
	Prerequisite: SPAN103, or seven to eight semesters of high-school level Spanish, or equivalent. Concurrent enrollment in SPAN211 is recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	4	$10	Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is for Costa Rica consortium students.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	4	$10	Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanatajano, Mexico consortium.
SPAN202	Second-year Spanish II
	Prerequisite: SPAN201 or equivalent. Concurrent enrollment in SPAN212 is recommended. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	4	$10	Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is for Costa Rica consortium students.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	4	$10	Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanajuato, Mexico consortium.
SPAN203	Second-year Spanish III
	Prerequisite: SPAN202 or equivalent. Co-requisite: SPAN211, SPAN212 or SPAN213. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing in English.
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	4	$10	Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is for Costa Rica consortium students.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	4	$10	Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanajuato, Mexico consortium.
SPAN211	Intermed Spanish Conversation I
	Prerequisite: SPAN103, or seven to eight semesters of high-school level Spanish, or equivalent. Proficiency Required: Reading in English. Proficiency Recommended: Writing in English.
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	1		Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is for Costa Rica consortium.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	1		Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanajuato, Mexico consortium.
SPAN212	Intermed Spanish Conversation II
	Prerequisite: SPAN201 or SPAN211 or equivalent. Proficiency Required: Reading in English. Proficiency Recommended: Writing in English.
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	1		Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is for Costa Rica consortium students.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	1		Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanajuato, Mexico consortium.
SPAN213	Intermed Spanish Conversat'n III
	Prerequisite: SPAN202 or SPAN212 or equivalent. Proficiency Required: Reading in English. Proficiency Recommended: Writing in English.
	16	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFF SITE	D Wright	1		Y	6/20/2013-7/19/2013
	Section 16 is for Costa Rica consortium students.
	17	0:0am-0:0am	-------	OFFSITE	D Wright	1		Y	7/8/2013-7/27/2013
	Section 17 is limited to students in the Guanajuato, Mexico consortium.
WR080	Writing Skills: Sentence to Paragraph
	Placement in WR080 is based on the college writing AND reading placement (CPT) test scores or instructor referral. Students must place into or above RD090 on the CPT in order to take WR080. Concurrent enrollment in RD090 is strongly encouraged. IMPORTANT: Students who do not attend class the first week or who fail to notify the instructor of their absence prior to the beginning of instruction will be dropped administratively from the course.
	41	9:00am-10:20am	--T-RF-	AC 3311	W Noonan	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
WR090	Writing Skills: Paragraph to Essay
	Prerequisite: Placement in WR090 is based on the college writing placement test (CPT) scores, a grade of "C" or better in WR080 or instructor referral. Concurrent enrollment in RD090 is encouraged.
	43	9:00am-10:20am	--T-RF-	AC 1582	B Walker	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
WR101	Workplace Communications I
	Prerequisite: Successful completion of WR090; or completion of ENL201R and ENL201W with a grade of "C" or better; or suitable performance on the writing placement section of the college placement test (CPT). Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	2:00pm-3:30pm	-MTWR--	AC 2608	VanZutphen	3		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
WR115	Introduction to College Writing
	Prerequisite: Placement in WR115 is based on the college writing placement test (CPT) scores; a grade of "C" or better in WR090; a grade of "C" or better in both ENL201R and ENL201W; or instructor permission. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1584	R Webb	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	42	7:10pm-9:00pm	--T-R--	AC3312	R Coulston	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	71	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC1584	E Jerry	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W2	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	Niculescu	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
WR121	English Composition
	Prerequisite: WR115 with a grade of "C" or better, or suitable performance on the writing placement test. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC 1609	C Carlson	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	02	6:30pm-8:30pm	-MTWR--	AC1584	E Beal	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	71	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC1767	M Hampton	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	72	6:30pm-8:20pm	-MTWR--	AC1584	B DiElmo	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	81	8:00am-9:40am	-M-W-F-	AC1519	P Crumrine	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
	W3	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	T Pastore	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
WR122	English Composition: Critical Thinking
	Prerequisite: WR121 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	01	2:10pm-4:00pm	-MTWR--	AC 3311	C Bartlett	4		Y	6/24/2013-7/27/2013
	41	9:00am-10:50am	--T-R--	AC1508	E Burton	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	42	7:10pm-9:00pm	--T-R--	AC3313	A Gurevich	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	71	10:00am-11:50am	-MTWR--	AC1775	J Boatman	4		Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W2	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	C Parish	4	$55	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
	W3	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	D Wright	4	$55	Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
WR227	Technical Report Writing
	Prerequisite: WR121 with a grade of "C" or better. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	81	10:00am-11:40am	-M-W-F-	AC 1519	Monteverde	4		Y	6/24/2013-8/17/2013
WR242	Creative Writing: Poetry I
	Prerequisite: WR121 or consent of instructor. Proficiency Required: Reading, Writing.
	W1	0:0am-0:0am	-------	WEB	C Bartlett	3	$65	Y	7/29/2013-8/31/2013
Non-Credit Classes
ART4B	Creative Jewelry Making
	Learn the fundamentals of simple jewelry construction (no string beading). More advanced students may learn casting and light setting.
	91	9:00am-12:00pm	-M-W---	DDSO221	G Buyukas	0	$115	Y	6/24/2013-7/24/2013
ART4BJ	Beginning Jewelry Making
	Learn all the basics of jewelry making from terminology to tools and techniques. Includes guidelines, supply and resource list, followed by more hands on workshop and review. Also, learn basic wire work, make findings and wrap bead ends.
	31	6:00pm-9:00pm	----R--	MAY 143	Dugas-Tait	0	$64	Y	8/8/2013-8/22/2013
ART4CC	Beginning Quilting
	Have you always wanted to try quilting, but didn't know where to begin? Do you find the array of books, patterns and tools both confusing and expensive? Then this class is for you! After our discussion on pattern selection, color theory, tools and techniques, sandwiching, quilting and binding, you will design your quilt and determine tools and supplies needed.
	91	6:00pm-8:30pm	--T----	AC 1773	N Tubbs	0	$84	Y	6/25/2013-8/13/2013
ART4ED	Experiments in Drawing

	91	5:00pm-8:00pm	---W---	VA 15	staff	0	$89	Y	6/26/2013-8/28/2013
ART4IB	Introduction to Basket Weaving

	91	6:00pm-9:00pm	---W---	VA 13	staff	0	$50	Y	7/3/2013-8/14/2013
ART4MW	Mosaic Art Workshop I
	Students learn the ancient art and technique of direct-application mosaics using broken tile, dishes or glass shards. First class is a lecture, to inspire and distribute guidelines/supply list. Second class is an all-day, hands-on workshop. Final class allows students to grout their creations.
	91	11:00am-1:30pm	U------	VA 13	Dugas-Tait	0	$64	Y	8/4/2013-8/4/2013
		11:00am-5:00pm	U------	VA13					8/11/2013-8/11/2013
		11:00am-1:00pm	U------	VA13					8/18/2013-8/18/2013
ART4PM	Art through the Ages
	Learn firsthand from works of art in the Portland Art Museum galleries. From ancient Greek to modern and contemporary, explore and analyze the wonderful complexities of art! Notes: $12 payable to "Portland Art Museum" for pass.
	20	12:00pm-2:00pm	------S	OFF SITE	K Whalen	0	$29	Y	8/3/2013-8/24/2013
ART4SP	Summer Pottery
	Hand build or turn clay on an electric wheel. Firing is done by instructor. No on-site registration. All students must pre-register by mail or phone at MHCC in advance of course start date. A $25 fee goes toward equipment use and room rental at David Douglas High School, does not include clay and supplies.
	91	9:00am-12:00pm	-MTWR--	DDSO223	R Linn	0	$190	Y	7/1/2013-7/25/2013
	No class on July 4.
CS9G	Computer Use for Seniors
	Enjoy a fun and easy hands-on basic computer and Internet skills course. Obtain a free email account and learn to send and receive emails and attachments. Students create, save and print useful computer projects in Microsoft Word to take home. Learn how to use the Internet in a friendly manner and be able to search for information you need.
	91	9:45am-11:50am	-----F-	AC 2554	J Aguilar	0	$64	Y	6/28/2013-8/23/2013
DE9WCR	Work and College Readiness Training
	67	10:00am-12:00pm	-M-W---	AC 54A	G Duval	0		Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6BE	Beginning Computer for ESL
	A fun way to learn the basic of computers for students with limited knowledge of English. Using a visual approach, it takes students with intermediate English reading skills through the basics of using a computer to perform elementary tasks. Learn about Windows, simple documents, the internet and email. Prerequisite: Low-intermediate ESL reading proficiency.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6BN	Beginning Computers for Seniors
	Discover the excitement of learning new skills! Computers are an integral part of everyday life and keeping in touch with friends and family. This self-guided course teaches the student about Windows, word processing, how to email, and navigating the internet. Find out how to use them to your advantage. Instructional help is always available in the lab.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6CIA	Introduction to the Internet and Emailing
	Discover how the internet can change your life! Learn the skills to locate websites, shop safely online, and search the web for specific information. The choices are unlimited! You will also learn the skills for web based email to communicate with friends and family. Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of Windows.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6DF	Proofreading at the Computer
	Improve the quality of your written communications. In today's workplace it's important to produce documents that are error free. Brush up on your knowledge of grammar and learn how to get the most out of your word processors writing tools. Class teaches simple methods of proofreading used by professional proofreaders that you can apply to any document.Prerequisite: Basic computer skills.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$75	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6MS	Protect, Clean, and Speed Up Your PC
	This class is a non-technical, easy, fun way to learn how to protect and maintain your home computer. Information is provided so you understand security risks you may encounter, and the actions needed to overcome them. Keep your PC running smoothly with regular tune-ups, to ensure it lives longer, performs better, and avoids debilitating crashes.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6OB	Keyboarding Basics
	Designed for individuals who have no or little training in typing or keyboarding, this course introduces students to techniques that will allow them to progress past pecking at the keys. Memorize the order of the keys, and practice typing for speed and accuracy. Class will concentrate on typing without looking at the computer keyboard or backtracking to fix mistakes. Learn how to type without looking.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6OC	Keyboarding Skillbuilding
	Intended for students who need to refine and further develop speed and accuracy skills. Learn the symbols and numeric keys. Increase your productivity while enhancing your marketability! Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding skills.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6OE	10-Keypad on the Computer
	Designed to teach the computer numeric keypad by touch with speed and accuracy using industry standards. This skill is especially helpful to the people in the fields of data entry, accounting, office administration, insurance, banking and finance, and any other work that requires numeric input.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6PH	Fundamentals of Photoshop
	Photoshop is an incredibly popular software tool used to enhance photos. Explore digital imaging techniques through this hands on, project-oriented course. You'll have no trouble following this step by step screen by screen approach as you learn how to edit photos, use selection tools, create and manipulate layers, apply filtering techniques, prepare your images for printing, and much more! Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of Windows
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$120	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SDP	Digital Photo Editing for Seniors
	Digital cameras are among the hottest consumer items on the market! This class will help you learn the many features of digital photo editing. It includes instructions on using scanners, printers and photo CDs. Subjects such as scanning old photos and slides and repairing damaged photos are covered in detail. Textbook comes bundled with a CD-ROM containing the full version of the digital photo editing program ArcSoft PhotoStudio.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SGO	Google for Seniors
	Besides its popular search engine, the Google Company has produced many useful applications. These applications are free to download and install. With Google Earth you can check your vacation destination in advance from a bird's eye view. With Google Maps you can plan your route. Additional applications include Chat and Google Talk. Learn how to publish an online journal with Blogger and create a simple website with Google Sites. Google for Seniors is a fun class that guides you through some of Google's most popular features!
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SIA	Interesting Online Applications for Seniors
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SIE	Internet & E-mail for Seniors
	Have fun learning how to navigate the Internet. Use Windows Live to create and send e-mails, add attachments and manage your e-mail folders. Discover the variety of websites and search the Web for specific information. Find out how to protect your computer from spyware and viruses. This class is for anyone who feels lost on the internet! Prerequisite: Basic knowledge or Windows
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SIM	Mac for Seniors
	Discover the exciting world of Apple Macintosh. Imagine downloading music, pictures and videos. This course covers creating documents, using emails, downloading and saving music and applications. You will also learn about the internet.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SMO	MS Office for Seniors
	Do you want to learn how MS Office (Word, Excel, & PowerPoint) can enhance your everyday life? This is the class for you! Write a letter, make a budget, create a digital photo album, and much more. Join us for this self-paced class and find out how MS Office can help you out! Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of Windows
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SMW	More Windows 7 for Seniors
	Expand on Windows 7 for Seniors and discover some of the most useful, practical, and fun components of Windows 7. Learn about computer security, creating user accounts, burning CD's and DVD's, and setting parental controls; important issues will be dealt with so you can work safely and efficiently. Find fun ways to organize your photo collection and view photos with Windows Photo Viewer, along with using Windows Media Player to play music and movies. Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of Windows
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SPI	Picasa for Seniors
	Present and organize photo collections using Picasa, a free and easy to use photo management program. Apply several useful editing options such as; removing red eye, improving color quality, and cropping photos. Print your pictures or create a slide show. Learn to safeguard pictures by burning them to a CD or DVD. Create internet web albums or publish photos to a blog. This class helps you to manage, edit and present your photo collections!
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SPV	Photo and Video Editing for Seniors
	In Windows 7, create beautiful pictures through editing in the user-friendly Windows Live Photo Gallery program. Share your photos in an online photo album or slide show. With Windows Live Movie Maker create professional-looking movies with your videos and photos from vacations or any event! Add special effects, transitions, sound, and captions to your movie. To share a video you'll learn how to prepare and send it by e-mail, burn it to a DVD, or upload to YouTube. This class will discuss how to import your videos and photos from a digital video camera, photo camera, mobile phone or other external storage device.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SWI	Windows 8 for Seniors
	Learn the ins and outs of Microsoft's latest operating system. Windows 8 is a beginner's course designed to help you become more comfortable using your computer. Learn how to write letters and memos, send and receive email, surf the web, open pictures and videos and customize your computer settings. You will be amazed how fast you start enjoying and having fun with your computer!
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6SWL	Windows Live Essentials for Seniors
	Do you take pictures and want to share them with friends? With just a few mouse clicks you can convert your own Windows Live web space into a beautiful photo album. From any place in the world you can use the Internet to access your personal blog, your e-mail messages, your calendar, and your address book, all created by you using Windows Essentials Live programs. Edit video files and change them into online movies or conduct a video conversation and have a live chat with your friends. Take this fun class to learn step by step how to use all of these program elements and many more.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$45	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6WN	Windows 7
	Learn the latest Microsoft operating system, Windows 7, in a quiet and friendly atmosphere. This self-guided course focuses on Windows 7 fundamentals with an emphasis on the file management skills you need to master today's computers. Perfect for first time computer users!
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6YBC	Publisher - Level I
	Publisher is one of the Office suite's hidden gems. Learn how to create great publications from scratch or use one of the hundreds of business and personal designs in Publisher. Highlights of this course include creating and editing a publication, designing a newsletter, customizing a tri-fold brochure, and creating an email letter.Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of Windows
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6YBD	Publisher - Level II
	Designed for the student with some Publisher experience who is interested in using Publisher as a complete application for small business. Prerequisite: Publisher - Level I or consent of instructor.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6YOA	Microsoft Office Essentials
	Introduce students to Microsoft Office Suite; the most commonly used software in the business world today. The emphasis is on learning basics of Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. Students will also gain knowledge of the Windows user interface and file management skills. A great place to start!
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$120	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$120	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6YOB	Microsoft Office Essentials with Keyboarding
	Introduce students to Microsoft Office Suite, the most commonly used software in the business world today while learning to type. The emphasis is on learning the basics of Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. Students will also gain knowledge of the Windows user interface and file management skills. Learn to type by touch build speed and accuracy with this self-guided keyboarding program. Increases your confidence in operating computers!
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$180	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$180	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6YOC	Microsoft Office Essentials Level II
	Expand your knowledge of the Microsoft Office Suite by performing more advanced assignments in Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Topics include; formatting Word documents, working with charts and formulas in Excel, querying and maintain an Access database, and designing a PowerPoint presentation. Discover how each program can be used to produce quality business documents you can be proud of! Prerequisite: Introductory knowledge of Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$165	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$165	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZAA	Access Level I
	By focusing on the basics of Access in this self-guided course students discover the benefits of using a database. Learn to create and enter data, extract the data they need (queries), build efficient front-ends for that data (forms), and publish the results in an easy to read format (reports). Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows environment.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZAB	Access Level II
	Master intermediate Access tools and techniques required to create a user friendly database in this self-guided course. Present your data in attractive reports and forms. Create macros that make a database intuitive enough for a computer novice to use. Prerequisite: Access Level I or consent of instructor.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZEA	Excel Level I
	Explore, experiment, and take advantage of the features of Excel . Learn how to build a basic spreadsheet, create an embedded chart; and use formulas, functions and formatting. Use your new skills to complete calculations, make decisions, graph data and develop professional looking reports! Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZEB	Excel Level II
	Excel level II focuses on streamlining and enhancing spreadsheets with templates, charts, graphics, and formulas. Apply visual elements and advanced formulas to a worksheet to display data in various formats. Topics include: financial tables, data tables, amortization schedules, create, sort, and query tables, create templates, work with multiple worksheets and workbooks. Increase your confidence and build problem solving skills! Prerequisite: Basic Knowledge of Excel
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZPA	PowerPoint Level I
	Unlock your creativity with PowerPoint. Create professional-looking slide-shows using well designed layouts. Modify these layouts to create custom slides to fit your specific needs and enhance your information. Add illustrations, shapes, custom backgrounds, transitions, and diagrams. Fun and simple to use! Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows environment.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZPB	PowerPoint Level II
	Produce presentations enhanced with visual and audio elements that will be remembered by your target audience. PowerPoint 2007 gives you the flexibility to create, revise and reuse a presentation to fit your needs. Learn to make an animated self-running presentation. Prerequisite: Beginning knowledge of PowerPoint 2007. Prerequisite: PowerPoint - Level I or consent of instructor.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZWA	Word Level I
	Word is a full feature word processing program that allows you to create professional looking documents and revise them with ease. Explore ways to create flyers, letters, memos, resumes and more. Utilize Word editing tools to improve your work. Discover formatting techniques to visually enhance your documents by adding boarders, pictures and images. A great class to take!Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZWB	Word Level II
	Extend your basic skills and knowledge of Word and create more intricate and varied documents. Existing skills and knowledge are enhanced by covering more advanced aspects of key topics such as formatting, tables, and lists. New features are introduced such as merging, envelopes, mailing labels, multiple columns, text boxes and WordArt. Produce professional looking documents that reflect the quality of your work!Prerequisite: Word - Level I or consent of instructor.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN6ZWC	Word Level III
	Our advanced course teaches the most challenging features and functionality of Word including; integrating Word with other programs, collaborating on documents, managing document versions, adding reference marks and notes, and using XML in Word. This is an ideal course for experienced users who want to fully utilize Word.Prerequisite: Basic and intermediate knowledge of Word.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$105	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAYISC	Team	0	$105	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN7DQ	QuickBooks
	Class teaches you how set up your company right the first time. Using QuickBooks, you can get rid of your stacks of paperwork, and manage your customers, vendors, products, and financial data easily in orderly lists. You can extract the information from these lists to generate accurate and professional-looking invoices, billing statements, and payroll checks. Get business savvy with QuickBooks! Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of accounting principles, the personal computer and small business.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$120	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN7GR	Basic Business Writing Technique
	Wouldn't you like to feel more confident about your writing skills? Those who write well get noticed and are valued in an organization. This class will teach you how to write with a purpose, avoid common errors and proofread and apply business editing techniques. Review your grammar skills and create and format business documents; letters, memos, emails messages, and short reports. Review grammar and punctuation for effective writing.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$90	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN7OS	MS Office Business Simulation
	Using your fundamental MS Office suite skills, produce practical and realistic business projects. Complete assignments that require the creation of documents, forms, presentations, worksheets, and databases tools for a business. Take this class to increase your workplace competency. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows and MS Office Suite.
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$120	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GEN7PH	Photoshop Plus
	Expand your knowledge of Photoshop with this self-guided intermediate course. Discover how to fix photographs by removing flaws, resizing, correcting exposure, and utilizing the healing brush tool. Create multiple versions of images for use in various projects. Learn to transform your photographs today! Prerequisite: Basic knowledge Windows of beginning Photoshop.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$120	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
GUN4CH	Concealed Handgun Permit Class
	This one evening class is designed to satisfy all requirements to obtain an Oregon Concealed Handgun Permit. This class will cover safety and responsibility of firearm ownership as well as how to obtain a Concealed Handgun Permit, where the permit is valid and use of deadly force as described in ORS (Oregon Revised Statues). All students who complete class as specified by instructor will receive a Certificate of Completion.
	91	6:00pm-9:00pm	-M-----	AC 1005	S Curtain	0	$49	Y	6/24/2013-6/24/2013
	92	6:00pm-9:00pm	-M-----	AC1005	S Curtain	0	$49	Y	7/22/2013-7/22/2013
HE3AP	Abuse Prevention Training: Protective Behaviors
	Learn how to teach the children in your life that they have a right to feel safe, to understand what it means to be safe and to know what to do when they are feeling unsafe. Teachers and parents will walk away with skills and confidence to start conversations with the children in their lives.
	91	9:00am-12:00pm	-----F-	AC 1266	R Seemann	0	$39	Y	7/19/2013-7/19/2013
HE4HS	Intro to Herbs for Health
	Students will explore the history of herbs for health and how they may be used for support to immune, cardiovascular, & digestive systems. As time permits, students will learn how to make formulas, tinctures, salves, and other herbal remedies. We will also look at how herbs may be used to make inexpensive and useful gifts for the holidays.
	91	1:00pm-4:00pm	----R--	AC 2707	M Turner	0	$49	Y	7/11/2013-8/8/2013
HE4MC	Welcome to Medicare!
	Medicare doesn't have to be confusing. This course will help participants understand Medicare basics and make informed choices. Topics: Medicare eligibility and enrollment; Parts A, B, C and D; covered services; Medicare insurance policies; and problem resolution. This free course is taught by trained volunteers in cooperation with Multnomah County Aging and Disability Services.
	91	7:00pm-9:15pm	----R--	AC 1005	B Earnest	0	$0	Y	8/15/2013-8/15/2013
	92	10:00am-12:15pm	------S	AC1001	B Earnest	0	$0	Y	7/20/2013-7/20/2013
	93	7:00pm-9:15pm	----R--	AC1001	B Earnest	0	$0	Y	6/20/2013-6/20/2013
HEC4CI	Introduction to Canning
	Ever wonder how to preserve all those great fruits and vegetables? MHCC and the OSU Extension Service Master Food Preserver program is offering a 4-part, hand-on series covering all aspects of safe, health home food preservation. Learn the ins and outs of canning fruits; jams and pie filings, tomatoes and salsa, meats and vegetables and yummy pickling techniques. Ideal for novice preserves as well as those wishing to update their knowledge! All supplies costs are covered in the course fee.
	91	6:00pm-9:00pm	---W---	AC 2707	J Brandt	0	$25	Y	6/26/2013-6/26/2013
	This is where we begin. Review how and why different methods of preservation are used, basic techniques, necessary equipment, references and resources for preserving fruits and fruit products such as applesauce, jams, jellies, and pie fillings.
	92	6:00pm-9:00pm	---W---	AC2707	J Brandt	0	$25	Y	7/17/2013-7/17/2013
	This class covers the safe and simple process of pressure canning vegetables and meats, including fish. Learn to use and care for your pressure canner, and then review tips for high-quality, nutritious dried foods while our canned vegetables process.
	93	6:00pm-9:00pm	---W---	AC2707	J Brandt	0	$25	Y	7/31/2013-7/31/2013
	Pickles are gaining popularity again. They provide a way to add interest and excitement to meal time. This class covers safe procedures for pickling vegetables, including the difference between fermented and fresh-pack pickles, and select- ing and prepari
	94	6:00pm-9:00pm	---W---	AC2707	J Brandt	0	$25	Y	8/14/2013-8/14/2013
	Tomatoes are the most common form of produce. This class covers options for preserving plain tomatoes, tomato sauces, juice, and "The Laws of Salsa." Make and compare a variety of salsas in class.
HOM4BS	Baby Signs
	This workshop if for Parents/Caregivers of babies age 6-24 moths. You will learn everything you need to know to get started using sign language with your pre-verbal baby. Learn to teach your baby to "talk" before s/he can talk! This is an adults only workshop, but non-mobile babies are welcome.
	91	6:00pm-7:30pm	---W---	AC 1502	A Bazley	0	$30	Y	6/26/2013-6/26/2013
HOM4CW	Discovering Your Civil War Ancestor
	If your family was in the US in the 1860's chances are at least one of your relatives served in either the Union or Confederate army during the US Civil War. Using the internet, your family records, and important primary sources, learn the details of your ancestor's Civil War service: When and why did he enlist? What was his unit? In which battles did he fight? Was he injured? Promoted? When and under what circumstances was he discharged? Honor your family history during the 150th anniversary of the US Civil War. Students must be familiar with computers; able to use search engines; able to save and retrieve files from flash drives and have access to e-mail for communication with instructor.
	91	9:00am-4:00pm	------S	AC 2554	K Eakman	0	$89	Y	7/20/2013-7/20/2013
HOM4GA	Genealogy 101: Getting Started
	This is a hands-on, computer-based course designed to teach the foundational steps for creating a family tree and researching your genealogy. Using a wide range of computer-based resources, databases, and software, you will learn how to uncover the facts of your ancestry. In addition you will be taught how to properly review and evaluate sources for accuracy. There is no requirement to have any prior genealogical background or skills, and students of all levels are welcomed to join the class. Schedule Comments: Students must be familiar with computers; able to use search engines; able to save and retrieve files from flash drives and have access to e-mail for communication with instructor. Students must be familiar with computers; able to use search engines; able to save and retrieve files from flash drives and have access to e-mail for communication with instructor.
	91	9:00am-4:00pm	------S	AC 2554	K Eakman	0	$89	Y	7/13/2013-7/13/2013
HOM4KF	Beginning Knitting
	Your family and friends will enjoy your hand-knitted original scarves, shawls and hats. This class shows how to select natural or synthetic yarns, use knitting equipment, read patterns, and knit a variety of decorative stitches. More advanced knitters will have challenging projects. Instructor will hand out supplies list first class. Fee includes some supplies.
	91	6:00pm-8:00pm	--T----	AC 1767	M Rees	0	$39	Y	6/25/2013-8/27/2013
HOM4MC	It's Not About the Stuff: Clearing Clutter
	Take a look at your home. Are there stacks of magazines, books and mail taking up space? Are your closets a mess? Are there parts of your house that you're too embarrassed to show people? Once you understand what's behind the clutter, it makes it so much easier to deal with. Learn how just a few small, easy changes can have a big impact on your life.
	91	6:30pm-8:30pm	----R--	AC 1504	L Binns	0	$29	Y	7/25/2013-7/25/2013
HOM4SP	Sign, Say and Play with Baby
	Learn how to communicate with your pre-verbal baby! Parents/Caregivers and babies 6-24 months are welcome to join for this fun, interactive play class! Learn how to use sign language with your baby, read books, sing songs and play games that promote language and cognitive development.
	91	10:00am-11:00am	-----F-	AC 1775	A Bazley	0	$72	Y	6/28/2013-8/2/2013
HOM4SU	Take Yourself From Stuck to Unstoppable
	Many people are feeling stuck in some way right now. Perhaps you've been feeling that way for some time, or you are finding things that have worked in the past no longer work the same way. Wherever you are feeling stuck, where you would like to see change-whether it's in your financial situation, your relationships, health, business or career, it is possible for things to change-and more easy than you think.
	91	6:30pm-8:30pm	----R--	AC 1504	L Binns	0	$29	Y	8/1/2013-8/1/2013
HRT4P	Pruning Like a Pro
	This class teaches plant structure, growth cycles, effects of pruning-winter/summer, reasons to prune, tools used in pruning, care of tools, wound dressings, how to make cuts, timing and techniques for pruning various trees, fruit trees, vines, roses, perennials & grasses, berries & grapes, and shrubs. This is based upon my forestry education and my years as an estate gardener. Instructor shares his 40+ years experience and journey in arboriculture, landscaping and nursery plant growing with enthusiasm and humor.
	91	6:30pm-8:30pm	-MTW---	FISH1	S Schmidt	0	$69	Y	7/8/2013-7/10/2013
HRT4SL	Sustainable Landscape Techniques
	Do you have clay dirt in your yard and nothing will grow? Have plants growing 12 from your foundation and want to know why? Want to learn ways to be gentler to the environment? What is a rain garden? Learn why you probably do not have clay soil and how to find out what soil type you really have. Learn how to turn your desert into an oasis. The class show how to draw a sketch, basic landscape types, elements of a landscape, how to find soil information, soil improvement, how to do a soil test, mitigating storm water, where to learn about plants, watering techniques, planting problems, how to properly stake a tree, weed control options and the value of organic growing. Oregon Landscape Contractor Board approved 6 (CEH) credits
	91	6:30pm-8:30pm	--TWR--	FISH1	S Schmidt	0	$69	Y	6/25/2013-6/27/2013
HRT4SW	Sustainable Water Strategies
	This class is designed to raise awareness of homeowners and landscape professionals of the importance of applying water as a finite resource. Learn how to understand plant needs, how to find soil resources and apply common sense in watering. Oregon Landscape Contractor Board approved 2 (CEH) credits
	91	6:30pm-8:30pm	--T----	FISH1	S Schmidt	0	$47	Y	7/23/2013-7/23/2013
LAN4MM	Writing Your Memoirs
	Create the perfect gift for your family, friends or even yourself! A record of your life and experiences expressed with your personal style. Longtime, well respected instructor helps you weave the fabric of your life into a story for future generations to read and cherish.
	91	1:00pm-3:00pm	----R--	FAIRLAWN	R Mahoney	0	$47	Y	6/27/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
LAN4NM	Professional Novel and Memoir Writing
	Provides a basic framework and experience for writing both fiction and nonfiction. Develop and complete your book-length project through professional critiques and peer review in this comfortable, friendly atmosphere.
	32	6:00pm-8:30pm	---W---	MAY 125	C Hiday	0	$73	Y	7/10/2013-8/28/2013
LAN4WM	What Did That Author Mean? - Close Reading for a More Fulfilling Experience
	Throughout history, written language has been used to create masterpieces and to pump out propaganda, to delight and delude, to reveal and obscure the truth. But unless we read closely it can be hard to tell the difference. Using selections available from the Oprah Book Club, we will learn close-read technique methods. The class will demonstrate how words are used to convey information and insight, to transmit truth and beauty, and to form and transform our vision of the world.
	20	10:00am-12:00pm	----R--	AC 1756	R Heacock	0	$30	Y	6/27/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
LAN5J	Conversational Japanese
	Whether you want to learn conversational Japanese for travel, business or just for fun, this course makes it easy and enjoyable for beginners to master the essentials of the Japanese language. Guided by a native Japanese instructor, you'll learn useful conversational phrases and vocabulary while gaining cultural knowledge.
	91	6:30pm-8:30pm	---W---	AC 1506	Akiyama-Be	0	$69	Y	6/26/2013-8/28/2013
LAN5RU	Basic Russian through Russian Folk Songs
	This class is designed for those who are interested in learning the basics of the Russian language and at the same time to sing or listen to Russian traditional songs and ballads. Russian folk songs are deeply emotional, which will get you acquainted with many aspects of Russian life, history and traditions. The class is guided by a Russian native, who is a folk singer and a guitar player.
	91	6:00pm-8:30pm	-M-----	AC 1506	N Hougen	0	$89	Y	6/24/2013-8/12/2013
LAN5S	Learn Spanish Gently
	A conversational course with a wealth of practical expressions. Taught by an experienced instructor in a relaxed setting designed to aid you in your career, travels, and intercultural communication.
	31	6:00pm-8:30pm	--T-R--	MAY 306	I Almada	0	$87	Y	6/25/2013-7/25/2013
	No class July 4.
MO16S	Medical Vocabulary
	This non-credit self-paced course teaches the basic elements of medical words (prefixes, words, roots, and suffixes). Medical abbreviations are studied so that the student is able to analyze, define and build medical terms that are most commonly used within the clinic/hospital environment.
	30	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY ISC	Team	0	$110	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
MUS2IP	Just for Fun Piano
	Learn to play piano in one easy session. Nationally known pianist Donn Rochlin will teach you all you need to know to play your favorite songs now! Learn musical shorthand and save hours of practice time. Discover the "tricks and licks" used by professional pianists. This course follows the same principles as those demonstrated on the PBS Special, "Flash Piano." Optional $25 additional fee payable to instructor at time of class for home study book and CD.
	91	10:00am-1:00pm	------S	AC 2138	D Rochlin	0	$65	Y	7/13/2013-7/13/2013
MUS4BB	Beginning Banjo
	Learn to play banjo in this fun-filled hands-on class. Learn basic right and left hand techniques and functional music theory. Learn to build tunes or songs, and play with other people.
	91	7:30pm-9:30pm	----R--	AC 2138	L Jones	0	$80	Y	6/27/2013-8/22/2013
	No class on July 4.
MUS4G	Guitar for Beginners
	Beginning Guitar with award winning musician Lew Jones. Learn how to play chords, read tablature and sing songs. Bring guitar to class learn to tune, strum and play melodies. All levels welcome but beginners are the focus. Start with simple chord structures then move to actual songs. Find your musical yearning through the guitar.
	91	6:00pm-7:30pm	---W---	AC 2138	L Jones	0	$74	Y	6/26/2013-8/28/2013
MUS4GI	Intermediate Guitar and Songwriting
	Learn chord voicing from standards. Light jazz and Classical guitar mixed in with people playing their original songs or instrumentals. Poets and writers welcome, they don't need to bring an instrument to class.
	91	2:00pm-4:00pm	-M-----	AC 2101	L Jones	0	$80	Y	6/24/2013-8/26/2013
MUS4IP	Improvisation on the Piano
	In this unique high energy workshop you will learn the fundamentals of playing by ear and how chord "inversions" add style and professionalism to your playing. Learn to transpose, add color and spice with "extended chords", and much more.
	91	2:00pm-5:00pm	------S	AC 2138	D Rochlin	0	$65	Y	7/13/2013-7/13/2013
MUS4M	Beginning Mandolin
	This little instrument is used by Paul McCartney, Rod Stewart, REM and lots of Irish and bluegrass bands. In this class learn to tune, play chords sing songs and play melodies. Light theory will be taught as well as strumming and picking techniques.
	91	2:00pm-4:00pm	--T----	AC 2101	L Jones	0	$80	Y	6/25/2013-8/27/2013
MUS4UK	Ukulele for Beginners
	Learn to play the ukulele with professional musician Lew Jones. This little instrument has been used by the Beatles and other musicians for its charming sound. In the course learn its history and expertise. Learn chords and melodies, and sing-a-longs. Techniques and light music theory will also be explained. Bring ukulele to class. Handouts will be given and books are optional.
	91	7:40pm-9:00pm	---W---	AC 2138	L Jones	0	$80	Y	6/26/2013-8/28/2013
NRSX29	NCLEX Review
	This review course is intended to help the prepare for the NCLEX examination for licensure. Nursing course content will be reviewed and items similar to those included in the licensing examination conducted by the State Boards of Nursing are used for evaluation and learning. This assessment of nursing theory knowledge includes 28 hours of class attendance and test taking review. Concurrent enrollment in NRS222A or NRS224; or permission of the instructor.
	01	1:00pm-4:00pm	-MTWR--	BCAH218	J Griffin	0		Y	8/26/2013-8/29/2013
		8:00am-12:00pm	-MTWR--	BCAH218					8/26/2013-8/29/2013
PC4CSC	Community Skills Center Membership-Learn Computers and More!
	Enjoy 10 weeks of unlimited access to over 1,400 computer and business skills online training videos, hands-on practice files, MS Office and Adobe software, Wi-Fi, meeting spaces, library serves, technical assistance and more! Located conveniently at the Maywood Park Campus (102nd & NE Prescott). For hours or more information visit www.mhcc.edu/csc
	31	0:0am-0:0am	-------	MAY	Team	0	$89	Y	6/24/2013-8/30/2013
PC4EIC	iPad Basics Workshop: Explore Your iPad's Capabilites
	New iPad tablet? Apple's iPad elegance can also lead to frustrations. Hands-on learning covering touch interface, email, photos, websurfing and anything group wants. Small class size allowing fun and easy-going exploring by seeing demonstration then doing it yourself. Bring your iPad and let's play.
	31	6:00pm-7:30pm	-M-W---	MAY 219	B McDaniel	0	$30	Y	7/8/2013-7/17/2013
PC4FS	Facebook Security
	Students will learn how to properly set security features of Facebook to protect privacy, prevent fraudulent activity, spamming, account stealing and application safety. This class is a must for all Facebook users and parents of Facebook users.
	31	6:00pm-8:30pm	--T----	MAY 303	D Huey	0	$29	Y	7/2/2013-7/2/2013
PC5PH	Have Fun with Photoshop: Beginning Level
	A practical approach to using Photoshop that makes image-editing accessible to those of us who are not professionals. Almost everyone can benefit from the ability to make their photos look better. Includes tips for working with digital photographs, as well as scanning older prints and making them look brand new. Whether you want to learn these skills for personal use or to improve your occupational marketability, this course makes it easy to learn the tricks of the trade. You will learn to fix common photographic problems, restore old photographs and even create original artwork using Adobe Photoshop or Photoshop Elements.
	91	7:00pm-9:00pm	-M-----	AC 1658	D Huey	0	$74	Y	6/24/2013-8/26/2013
PC5WP	WordPress-Build and Maintain Your Website
	WordPress is the world's most popular online software for building web sites, and it's incredibly user friendly. If you have mastered the computer basics-copying, pasting, navigating your hard drive comfortably, managing multiple tabs in your browser-you can build a WordPress web site with shopping cart or add a shopping cart to your existing WordPress site. Please contact instructor in advance to have a free WordPress test site up for you to work on in class. Contact instructor at http://jha.bz/wpc
	91	6:00pm-9:00pm	--T----	AC 2554	S See	0	$79	Y	8/6/2013-8/20/2013
PHT4C	Take Control of Your Canon EOS Digital Camera
	This class explains everything about your EOS digital camera. You will learn in clear, non-technical language how to use every function on your camera. Canon lenses and flash units will also be discussed.
	91	9:00am-5:00pm	------S	AC 2756	D Green	0	$72	Y	6/29/2013-6/29/2013
PHT4NC	Take Control of Your Nikon Digital SLR Camera
	This class explains everything about your Nikon digital SLR camera. You will learn in clear, non-technical language how to use your camera functions as well as lenses and flash units.
	91	9:00am-5:00pm	------S	AC 2756	D Green	0	$72	Y	7/6/2013-7/6/2013
PHT4UC	Understanding Composition in Photography
	Proper composition is the key that allows your viewer to appreciate your photos. This four-hour course covers beginning and intermediate composition techniques to improve the impact of your photos. Learn how to use compositional techniques such as formats, placement, shape, lines, texture and color to compose your scene. If you are not sure this class is right for you please call or email the Instructor, David Green 503-661-7506 or david@cameraconnection.net.
	91	6:00pm-10:00pm	----R--	AC 2756	D Green	0	$49	Y	7/18/2013-7/18/2013
	If you are not sure this class is right for you, please call or email the instructor, David Green, at 503-661-7506 or david@cameraconnection.net
REC3BD	Beginning Ballroom Dance
	Add fun to lifelong fitness through ballroom dancing! This course is an introduction to the basics of social dance. Whether you are new to the world of dancing, or simply in need of a refresher course, this class will provide the basic skills and confidence needed to take your spot on the dance floor. The course will cover the two foundations of dances of East Coast Swing and Waltz. Partner required; they must be enrolled in class.
	91	6:30pm-7:30pm	-M-----	ELKS	C Shioshi	0	$59	Y	6/24/2013-8/26/2013
REC3TP	Tap Dance
	A rhythmic, fun way to exercise. Students will learn basic tap vocabulary and style culminating in a choreographed dance.
	91	8:00pm-8:50pm	-M-----	FRVW	K Miller	0	$64	Y	6/24/2013-8/12/2013
REC4AA	Silver and Fit-Level 11
	Silver and Fit Level 11 is designed for moderately active older adults who exercise one or two days per week. The class is designed to increase the participant's flexibility, joint stability, dynamic balance, coordination, agility, reaction time, muscular strength and cardiovascular endurance.
	91	1:00pm-1:50pm	-M-W---	CAC 205	S Dobson	0	$99	Y	6/24/2013-8/28/2013
REC4BD	Interm. Ballroom Dance
	Continue to add fun and confidence to your ballroom dancing. This class is a continuation of beginning ballroom. In this class we will begin by reviewing the basic steps and rhythms of the waltz and East Coast Swing. We will continue by not only learning new steps, but also adding styling and musicality to your dancing. Prerequisite: beginning ballroom dance or basic knowledge of waltz and East Coast Swing. Partner required: they must be enrolled in class.
	91	6:30pm-7:30pm	----R--	FRVW	C Shioshi	0	$59	Y	6/27/2013-8/29/2013
REC4CC	Beginning Cha Cha and Night Club 2 Step
	Cha Cha has long been a popular Latin Dance that gets you moving! Night Club 2 Step is a beautiful contemporary slow dance, which allows you to glide and flow across the floor. Both dances cover the basic skills of dance and are easy to learn. Come join the fun! Partner required; they must be enrolled in class.
	91	7:45pm-8:45pm	-M-----	ELKS	Team	0	$59	Y	6/24/2013-8/26/2013
REC4CY	Chair Yoga
	Get the benefits of Yoga in this chair-assisted class! Stretch and revitalize your whole body while challenging balance and developing core stabilization. End the session with relaxation emphasizing breathing techniques.
	91	12:00pm-12:45pm	-M-W---	CAC 205	S Dobson	0	$99	Y	6/24/2013-8/28/2013
REC4GP	Group Power
	Group Power is your hour of power! This 60-minute barbell program strengthens all your major muscles in an inspiring, motivating group environment with fantastic music and awesome instructors. With simple, athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses and curls, this class is for all ages and fitness levels.
	91	5:30am-6:20am	--T-R--	CAC 205	S Dobson	0	$99	Y	6/25/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
	92	5:30pm-6:20pm	----R--	CAC205	S Dobson	0	$99	Y	6/25/2013-8/27/2013
	No class on July 4.
		6:30pm-7:20pm	--T----	CAC205					6/27/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
REC4GR	Group Ride
	Everyone finishes first in group ride! Pedal in groups, roll over hills, chase the pack, climb mountains, and spin your way to burning calories and strengthening your lower body. This 60 minute cycling program is geared for anyone who can ride a bike. Motivating music, awesome instructors, and an inspiring group environment let you ride on!
	91	5:30am-6:30am	---W---	CAC 205	S Dobson	0	$79	Y	6/26/2013-8/28/2013
	92	5:30pm-6:30pm	-M-W---	CAC205	S Dobson	0	$99	Y	6/24/2013-8/26/2013
REC4MM	Group Kick
	Group Kick brings it on! This electric 60 minute fusion class of martial arts and boxing movements will kick your cardio fitness to the next level while defining and shaping your body and self confidence. Energetic music, awesome instructors and a group environment will keep you punching, kicking, and smiling!
	91	6:30pm-7:20pm	----R--	CAC 205	S Dobson	0	$99	Y	6/27/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
		5:30pm-6:20pm	--T----	CAC205					6/25/2013-8/27/2013
	No class on July 4.
REC4MR	Bicycle Maintenance and Repair
	This course is designed for any bicycle owner who wants to learn the essentials of bicycle maintenance, from simple tune ups and adjustments to common roadside repairs. The information presented is applicable to all types of bicycles and is perfect for the bike commuter or weekend rider.
	91	7:00pm-9:00pm	---W---	ORIM	B Fite	0	$89	Y	7/10/2013-7/24/2013
	92	7:00pm-9:00pm	---W---	ORIM	B Fite	0	$89	Y	8/7/2013-8/21/2013
REC4WB	Belly Dance Fitness
	Time to shimmy and shake your way to fitness! Experience the beauty and mystery of this ancient women's dance. Body isolations, stretching, movement combinations and veil work will be included.
	91	7:00pm-7:50pm	-M-----	FRVW	K Miller	0	$64	Y	6/24/2013-8/12/2013
REC5CF	Beginning CrossFit
	Get ready to get fit! CrossFit, utilized by military, law and fire personnel, seen on ESPN and popularized on "the Biggest Loser," is taking the world by storm with it's unparalleled ability to create fitness for everyone! Through constantly varied, high intensity, functional movements appropriately scaled for all fitness levels, with attention to nutrition and mobility, CrossFit increases one's ability to move well, have power, and play harder in everyday life.
	91	9:00am-10:00am	--T-R--	CROSFIT	staff	0	$180	Y	6/25/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
	92	2:00pm-3:00pm	--T-R--	CROSFIT	staff	0	$180	Y	6/25/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
REC5KM	Keep Moving-Seniors
	Improve your flexibility, range of motion and balance. Bring 1 or 2-lb weights for strength training and gentle stretching. No floor exercise.
	91	7:55am-8:45am	-M-W-F-	ZIONCH	D Glasnapp	0	$65	Y	6/24/2013-8/30/2013
	92	9:30am-10:30am	-M-W-F-	CLUBEST	D Glasnapp	0	$65	Y	6/24/2013-8/30/2013
	93	10:00am-11:00am	--T-R--	ZIONCH	D Glasnapp	0	$47	Y	6/25/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
REC5LN	Land Navigation with Map and Compass
	Learn the artful science of land navigation with map and compass through lecture and hands on experience. This course offers land navigation and orienteering information and opportunities to practice for everyone; from the outdoor professional to the weekend hiker. Instruction includes understanding map symbols, traveling by compass or map alone, finding bearings, sketching maps, traveling in the wilderness and using GPS. There will be class lectures and a lot of practical orienteering outdoors, so prepare for the weather! A textbook purchase is required.
	91	11:00am-1:30pm	------S	FISH1	M Allen	0	$79	Y	6/29/2013-7/20/2013
REC5PF	Fitness Through Applied Cross Training
	This course provides students with an opportunity to practice different fitness regimens such as cardio and strength training, and to develop an individual work-out plan for the purpose of life-long health and wellness. Students must be concurrently enrolled in either another PE activity course or a health course.
	41	0:0am-0:0am	-------	PE 117	K Hyatt	0	$22	Y	6/24/2013-8/31/2013
REC5QC	Fire Dragon QiGong
	QiGong (or "energy work") is a way to revitalize our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health and well-being. Through the use of visualization, breath and gentle movement, QiGong practice helps us develop a natural state of health and well-being by returning the body to an natural state of free-flowing Qi (or "vital energy"). Fire Dragon Qigong works directly with the meridian lines of the physical body.
	91	6:40pm-7:40pm	----R--	PE 114	J Brown	0	$40	Y	6/27/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
REC5TC	Beginning Tai Chi Chuan and Qigong
	Chinese internal form of Kung Fu with distinct health benefits: reduce the effects of stress, develop power in the legs, flexibility in the hips, shoulders and spine, increased stamina, improve balance and posture. The class will include the Qigong Eight Pieces of Brocade and the first section of the Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan form. All are welcome; the benefits are life-changing.
	31	2:00pm-3:00pm	-M-----	MAY 101	B Newman	0	$43	Y	6/24/2013-8/26/2013
	91	6:00pm-7:00pm	-M-----	FAIRLAWN	B Newman	0	$43	Y	6/24/2013-8/26/2013
REC5WM	Water Aerobics by Moonlight
	Let a full glass wall help you enjoy the moonlit ambiance of this indoor pool as you work out the day's frustrations. Learn new and innovative water aerobic exercises while working out in the shallow end of the swimming pool. Easy access, lots of parking and you leave class feeling great! Fee includes on-duty lifeguard, use of pool, showers, and locker room.
	91	8:30pm-9:30pm	--T-R--	RYMSPOOL	M Furness	0	$89	Y	6/25/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
REC5Y	Yoga for Health
	Balance your mind and body and reduce your stress. Learn proper body alignment and breath awareness through yoga poses to release tension, tone and strengthen muscles, bones and organs. Improve your ability to concentrate. Calm the mind and emotions and get a good night's sleep. For every level of condition. Wear loose clothing; bring a sticky mat, blanket and pillow. Ages 18 and up.
	91	9:05am-10:35am	-M-W---	ZIONCH	M Corgiat	0	$89	Y	6/24/2013-8/28/2013
	92	8:00am-9:30am	--T-R--	ZIONCH	M Corgiat	0	$89	Y	6/25/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
	93	6:00pm-7:30pm	--T-R--	FAIRLAWN	M Corgiat	0	$89	Y	6/25/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
REC5ZM	Zumba Fitness
	Zumba Fitness is a Latin-inspired dance fitness program that blends international music and infectious steps to form dance that is downright addictive. Zumba uses a variety of styles in its routines, including Cumbia, Merengue, Salsa, Reggaeton, Mambo, Rumba, Flamenco, and a Hip Hop. Music selections include both fast and slow rhythms to help tone and sculpt the body. Dance hard and you will burn between 600 to 1000 calories each class.
	91	5:00pm-5:50pm	-M-W---	FRVW	P Latshaw	0	$89	Y	6/24/2013-8/28/2013
REC5ZMG	Zumba Gold
	Zumba Gold is low lower intensity version of Zumbaa Latin-inspired dance fitness program that blends international music and infectious steps to form dance. Zumba Gold is perfect for seniors, participants at lower fitness levels, or for individuals who have physical limitations. The dance-fitness program has been carefully designed to be easy to follow by individuals of any size or age.
	91	4:00pm-4:50pm	-M-W---	FRVW	P Latshaw	0	$89	Y	6/24/2013-8/28/2013
REC6MA	Okinawan Karate and Self Defense
	Original Okinawan Karate includes strikes, kicks, throws and grappling techniques. All levels of students are welcome to come learn this style of martial arts through kata (forms), kumite (sparring) and practice. Self defense techniques and safe practices are taught in a blend of traditional Karate and modern sport style of training. A great way to get in shape or stay in shape!
	91	5:00pm-7:00pm	U------	PE 114	staff	0	$62	Y	6/29/2013-8/17/2013
REC7TC	Advanced Tai Chi Chuan and Broadsword
	This class will focus on the entire Classical Yang Style long form of Tai Chi Chuan with attention to posture, breath and mindfulness. The Plum Flower Chinese broadsword set will also be practiced. Swords available for use in class.
	91	7:10pm-8:10pm	-M-----	FAIRLAWN	B Newman	0	$43	Y	6/24/2013-8/26/2013
THE4MD	Laughter, Hisses & Boos: An Introduction to Melodrama
	Using melodrama scripts, you will visit the history, characters, laughter and techniques of this classic theater form. Awaken your fun and drama. You will gain performance confidence and no experience is necessary!
	91	6:00pm-8:00pm	--T-R--	AC 1118	staff	0	$59	Y	6/25/2013-7/18/2013
	No class on July 4.
THE4TC	Appreciating Theatre in Our Community
	91	6:10pm-9:00pm	----R--	AC 1506	Christians	0	$80	Y	6/27/2013-8/29/2013
	No class on July 4.
TRV4OS	Oregon Shakespeare Festival Trip
	Take a fabulous trip to Ashland to experience the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Two nights, double occupancy lodging included at Flagship Inn in Ashland; continental breakfast and heated pool. Dates: Friday, July 26- Sunday July 28 Cost: $275 Three performances: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Friday 8:30pm) The Liquid Plain (Saturday 1:30pm) The Tenth Muse (Saturday 8:00pm) King Lear (Sunday 1:30pm) **Choose one Saturday play or attend both for an added fee of $46 Backstage Tour on Saturday at 10am Two nights' accommodation (double occupancy) Flagship Inn-includes continental breakfast. Add $92 if you do not want to share a room with another person. Transportation: Getting to Ashland is up to attendees. For additional information, please contact Nathalie Wright at 503-491-6956 or nathalie.Wright@mhcc.edu
	91	12:00pm-8:00pm	U----FS	OFF SITE	N Wright	0	$275	Y	7/26/2013-7/28/2013

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Last updated: 6/19/2013 6:59:15 AM