Community Education Winter 2010 Schedule
Last updated: 11/21/2009 5:00:28 AM

Reference No. Sec Time Days Room Faculty Crs Fee-A Avail
Seats
Dates
Animal Care

AGR4DO

Dog Obedience
 Course covers basic obedience commands, training tools, manners and basic grooming. Instructor will discuss proper dog care to include diet and exercise needs. Students will have the opportunity to address individual concerns. Bring your dog to class on a leash. Also bring water in a jug and a water bowl.
 91 10:00am-12:00pm ------S AC N Cox 0 $48 Y 1/16/2010-2/20/2010
 Class is held in the covered area next to the Student Center.
Art

ART4AP

Abstract Painting
 Students develop a working knowledge of abstract painting using acrylic paint. You will be challenged to see and interpret art in new ways. Color, line, movement and form are taught through individual instruction as well as group discussion.
 91 12:30pm-3:30pm U------ VA 17 E Guttman 0 $119 Y 1/17/2010-2/14/2010

ART4B

Creative Jewelry Making
 Learn the fundamentals of simple jewelry construction (no string beading though). More advanced students may learn casting and light setting.
 91 6:30pm-9:00pm --T---- DDSO221 G Buyukas 0 $110 Y 1/12/2010-3/16/2010

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 $59 Y 2/25/2010-3/18/2010
 Class meets on Feb 25, Mar 11 and Mar 18.

ART4BW

Beginners Watercolor
 Learn traditional and realistic watercolor in this enjoyable class. We welcome new students and also those whose brushes and paints have developed cobwebs. The first night will be hands on demos and discussions of painting subjects. A list of supplies will be given at that time.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ---W--- VA 13 M Dawkins 0 $100 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010

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---- DD TBA N Tubbs 0 $72 Y 1/12/2010-3/2/2010
 Quilting kits provided by the instructor cost $28.

ART4CI

Color Intensive Painting
 Learn painting techniques used by the Impressionists that will allow you to see light and color in a new way. By painting a variety of still life subjects, you will learn the foundation needed to paint any subject, landscape, still life or portraiture.
 91 9:00am-12:00pm U------ VA 17 E Guttman 0 $119 Y 1/17/2010-2/14/2010

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 6:30pm-9:00pm ----R-- GE 201 Dugas-Tait 0 $49 Y 2/4/2010-2/4/2010
    7:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- GE201         2/18/2010-2/18/2010
    10:30am-4:30pm U------ AC2700         2/14/2010-2/14/2010

ART4PB

Transparent Watercolor
 Put the life in still life through the richness of perception. Emphasis is on vision training, drawing what you see, and painting what you feel. Your own style will develop and expand through learning process and technique, including drawing shortcuts and color theory.
 31 9:00am-12:00pm -----F- MAY 304 P Hobbs 0 $68 Y 1/15/2010-3/19/2010
 91 9:00am-12:00pm ------S VA13 P Hobbs 0 $68 Y 1/16/2010-3/20/2010

ART4TB

Pottery
 Hand-build or turn clay on electric wheel. Firing is done by instructor. $25 fee goes to the high school toward equipment use and room rental, does not include clay and supplies. Some experience is helpful.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm -M----- DDSO223 McIlhattan 0 $125 Y 1/11/2010-3/22/2010
 No class on Jan 18.
 92 6:00pm-9:00pm ---W--- DDSO223 R Linn 0 $125 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010
Art-Industrial

TRD4AG

Acoustic Guitar Construction
 Guitars are a magical synthesis of wood, metal, string and sound. Perhaps the most popular and versatile musical instrument today. Learn traditional and contemporary guitar making techniques from design to final setup and apply them to your personal guitar. All skill levels are encouraged and welcome. Come build the guitar of your dreams.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSOSHOP D Biasca 0 $145 Y 1/14/2010-3/18/2010
 Students are responsible for their own supplies. Instructor will discuss these items on the first night of class.

TRD4W

Woodworking
 This course is designed for beginning to advanced woodworkers. Learn to safely and successfully create projects from wood. All necessary tools and techniques will be demonstrated, with additional instruction provided as you require it. There are no required projects; however, projects will be recommended for beginners to increase their woodworking skills and use of tools and equipment. Advanced students will receive additional instruction as needed.
 92 5:35pm-8:00pm ---W--- DDSOSHOP R Kreisman 0 $121 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010
Aviation

AV5

Private Pilot Ground School
 Initial ground instruction in aeronautical skills and knowledge. Involves an introduction to pilot training. Obtain a basic working knowledge of flight, aerodynamics, aircraft instruments and systems, airspace and airport operations, air traffic control and radar services, radio communications, basic flight physiology, sources of flight information, fundamentals of weather theory, aviation weather hazards, interpretation of aviation weather reports and forecasts, predicting aircraft performance, controlling aircraft weight and balance, VFR charts, cross country flight planning and VFR navigation, basic instrument flight, radio navigation systems, physiological factors involved in flight safety, dealing with in-flight emergencies, accidents, incidents, applicable Federal Aviation Regulations, and aeronautical decision making pertinent to Private Pilot flight operations.
 91 6:00pm-8:30pm -M-W--- MC 1 R Bailey 0 $260 Y 1/4/2010-3/17/2010
 Held at Gorge Winds Aviation. No class on Jan 18.

AV6

Instrument Pilot Ground School
 This course involves ground instruction necessary to pass the FAA Instrument Pilot Knowledge Exam. Subjects covered include: aircraft flight instruments, altitude instrument flight, radio navigation, IFR departure, enroute and approach procedures, IFR emergencies, airspace and airport operations, Air Traffic Control system and services, meteorology theory, obtaining weather reports and forecasts, human factors Federal Aviation Regulations.
 91 6:00pm-8:30pm --T-R-- MC 1 R Bailey 0 $260 Y 1/5/2010-3/18/2010
 Held at Gorge Winds Aviation.
Computers

CS9G

Microcomputer Use for Senior Citizens
 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 9:30am-11:20am -----F- AC 2611 J Aguilar 0 $54 Y 1/15/2010-3/19/2010

PC5BA

The Basics of Selling on eBay
 Turn your clutter into cash! Find out how to sell your stuff on the largest online auction site from an official five-star rated "education Specialist trained by eBay". With over 135 million registered users, eBay offers more than 50,000 categories to market your goods to the world! Learn how to open a seller account, build positive feedback, create effective listings, set pricing, upload images, attract bidders, accept credit card payments and pack and ship your merchandise. This course will provide all the fundamental skills needed to become a successful eBay seller. Optional $25 textbook can be purchased from instructor on the first day of class.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm --T---- AC 2554 M Klink 0 $42 Y 1/12/2010-2/9/2010
 Optional $25 textbook can be purchased from the instructor on first day of class.

PC5BS

eBay: Beyond the Basics
 Learn the secrets of those making a full or part-time living on eBay! This course builds on the information presented in The Basics of Selling on eBay, and introduces more advanced selling strategies that will improve your profits and help your online auction sales to grow. Learn tips and tricks to enhance your lists, increase the quantity of your sales, avoid legal pitfalls, deal with returns and problem customers, encourage repeat business and market yourself. Learn how to obtain merchandise that sells, list multiple items, establish an eBay Store, become a Power Seller, and earn a respectable income without leaving your home. Optional $25 textbook can be purchased from instructor on the first day of class.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm --T---- AC 2554 M Klink 0 $46 Y 2/16/2010-3/16/2010
 Optional $25 textbook can be purchased from instructor on the first day of class.

PC5CB

Gently Learning Basic Computer Use for Seniors
 Learn the very basics of word processing, spreadsheets, e-mailing and the Internet. Course will include a lot of Hands-on experience.
 91 4:00pm-5:50pm ----R-- AC 2554 L Lippert 0 $60 Y 1/14/2010-3/18/2010

PC5SE

Excel Basico en Espanol
 Aprenda lo basico de MS Excel 2007. Aprenderas a crear hojas de calculo, editar, formatear, copiear, pegar y borrar. Crear formulas complejas, tablas y graficos dinamicos, y usar "analisis y si". Prerequisitos: Hablar con Maria Pelayo.
 91 6:00pm-8:30pm --T---- AC 1659 M Pelayo 0 $62 Y 1/12/2010-2/9/2010
 92 6:00pm-8:30pm --T---- AC1659 M Pelayo 0 $62 Y 2/16/2010-3/16/2010

PC5SP

Computer Basics for Spanish Speaking Students
 Uso de computadoras personales en espanol. Este curso es disenado para personas sin experiencia o conocimiento previo en computacion. Esta clase provee introduccion al uso de computadoras, incluyendo email, internet, sistema operativo de Windows y vocabulario technologico-basico. This is a class for first-time computer users. The assignments acquaint the user with the basics of a personal computer and Windows, introduce the use of email, the use of a Web browser and basic search techniques using a Web browser.
 91 8:00am-10:20am ------S AC 2604 M Pelayo 0 $62 Y 1/16/2010-2/13/2010
 92 8:00am-10:20am ------S AC2604 M Pelayo 0 $62 Y 2/20/2010-3/20/2010

PC5TS

Troubleshooting Your Computer
 Learn to PC-troubleshoot, repair, upgrade, and update your computer's hardware and software. Get inside your computer and learn what makes it work. This course is designed for beginners and beyond.
 31 6:00pm-8:30pm -M----- MAY 303 M Grialou 0 $62 Y 1/25/2010-2/22/2010

PC6CW

Creating a WebPage
 Create a Home Page for your business or individual use. You will start with an introduction to Dreamweaver and create a simple web page. This course also covers webbing your page to other web pages on the Internet, adding pictures and backgrounds, creating table and graphic links and gathering information from people viewing your web site. Finish your web page in the course and put it on the Internet!
 31 6:00pm-8:30pm --T---- MAY 311 Montgomery 0 $65 Y 1/12/2010-2/16/2010

PC6PH

Have Fun with Photoshop: Intermediate Level
 Use the same practical approach introduced in the Beginning Level class to learn more ways to enhance and improve your photos. This course makes intermediate tools and techniques available to those of us who are not professionals. Everyone can benefit from the ability to produce quality photographs and special effects. 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. Discover Techniques such as masking, layer manipulation, clipping paths and liters. It is recommended that you take the Beginning Level class or have prior experience working with Photoshop before taking this class.Basic understanding of the program or previous enrollment in beginning class of Have Fun with PhotoShop suggested.
 91 7:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- AC 1659 M Klink 0 $79 Y 1/14/2010-3/18/2010

PC6SP

Intermediate Computer Basics for Spanish Speaking Students
 This class is designed for students who have completed Computer Basics for Spanish Speaking Students. Students will continue learning Word 2007. Also learn to create a presentation in PowerPoint and Publisher 2007. Learn to create a photo album presentation, flyers and brochures.
 91 10:30am-12:50pm ------S AC 2604 M Pelayo 0 $62 Y 1/16/2010-2/13/2010
 92 10:30am-12:50pm ------S AC2604 M Pelayo 0 $62 Y 2/20/2010-3/20/2010
Cooking

HEC4AF

Asian Flare
 A great cuisine to incorporate more vegetables into our meals. We will create Teriyaki Chicken Salad with Frizzled Noodles, Cool Soba Noodles with Peanut Dressing, and a fresh take on Summer Rolls with Ponzu Dipping Sauce.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 1/14/2010-1/14/2010

HEC4CD

Professional Cake Decorating
 Prepare for a career in the professional cake decorating industry or learn to decorate like a "pro" for friends and family. You will master decorating techniques and achieve current industry standards for production. Recognition of Completion certificate awarded upon completion. This class is for all levels. No experience is necessary.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm --T---- CN 177 C Sanders 0 $99 Y 1/12/2010-3/2/2010
 Students will provide their own supplies. Instructor will provide list first night of class.

HEC4CH

Let's Do Chocolate
 Chef Lois Foster finds seemingly endless ways to create beautiful chocolate indulgences! In this class, we start with these three: Elodies French Chocolate Torte, Mazine Chocolate Mousse, and Dark Chocolate Truffles finished with toasted nut dust or backed in puff pastry.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 2/11/2010-2/11/2010

HEC4CU

Curry in a Hurry
 Chef Lois Foster will share demonstrate recipes to show us healthy Indian cuisine without compromising the flavor. Spicy Mung Bean Soup, Chicken a' la Bombay and Cilantro Lime Rice.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 1/28/2010-1/28/2010

HEC4DF

Go Cheesy Dairy-Free!
 Do you love cheese - or miss it? Come see how much fun it is to make your favorite delicious "cheese" dishes including cheesy spreads, dips, sauces, and even hard blocks of "cheese" - all without dairy or guilt! These incredible pure-vegetarian cheesy creations are made only with natural, animal-free ingredients and then can be used just like the "real things". Come hungry.
 91 6:00pm-8:30pm ----R-- AC 2707 D Gabbe 0 $34 Y 2/11/2010-2/11/2010

HEC4GC

Greens!
 From the farmers market, your own backyard or the grocery store, incorporating more cooked greens is a great recipe for health. We will prepare traditional Southern Greens, Italian Spinach and Chard Torte (or pie), and Asian Greens such as baby Boc Choy with toasted sesame, ginger and soy.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 2/4/2010-2/4/2010

HEC4GE

Greek Dinner
 Let's cook Greek! 1)Babaganoush-Roasted Eggplant with tahini, garlic and olive oil served with toasted pita triangles. A wonderful blend of flavors and textures, smoky, rich and smooth to crispy, a great appetizer. 2)Chicken Breast stuffed with spinach, feta cheese and fresh herb mixture. 3)Dolmas- grape leaves rolled around a filling of rice and savory Greek flavors, simmered in tomato juice. 4)Baklava-Layers of phyllo, and nut mixture with a lemon and honey glaze.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 1/21/2010-1/21/2010

HEC4HD

Cool Hors D'oeuvres
 Join Chef Lois Foster as she teaches us how to prepare Fig, Chevre (Goat Cheese) and Sweet Spicy Pecan in Endive Leaf, Smoked Salmon Roe with Dilled Cream on a Sesame Crisp. Shrimp, split and grilled with Honey, Mango and Tequila Glaze add to those canapes the fruity Spanish Wine Sangria.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 2/18/2010-2/18/2010

HEC4IU

Indian Intrigue
 Chef Lois Foster will take you through a full flavored Indian dinner. At this class we will prepare delicious Somosas, filled pastry pockets with a variety of fillings; Chicken Curry made with traditional fresh ground spices; Stir-fried Green Beans with Coconut and Indian flavors; Basmati Rice infused with Saffron.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 2/25/2010-2/25/2010

HEC4LO

Low Fat Entrees
 A healthy approach to the main course does not mean flavorless meals. We will create entrees such as Turkey Breast Picotta, Chicken Fajitas, Baked Mustard and Maple Glazed Salmon and talk about satisfying, low fat meals.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 3/4/2010-3/4/2010

HEC4PZ

Pizza Wonderland
 It's a Pizza Wonderland once you've learned the classic dough. With Chef Lois Foster, you'll learn how to make calzone, a bouquet of tasty Parmesan breadsticks, homemade pizza with a variety of toppings, Foccacia and Panini.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 3/11/2010-3/11/2010

HEC4RO

Risotto
 Easy to make and perfect for dinners or parties, in this class Chef Lois Foster will take you through the preparation of several classic Risotto dishes. Chicken Risotto, Mushroom Risotto and Seafood Risotto. What goes well with Risotto? Classic Italian Red Wine and a salad, of course!
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- DDSO239 L Foster 0 $46 Y 3/18/2010-3/18/2010

HEC4VA

Vegetarian Adventures with Tofu
 Eating tofu daily may result in reduced risk of cancer, heart disease and osteoporosis. Mixed with the right seasonings, tofu is downright tasty! But do you feel befuddled about what to do with those soft, white blocks? Or, are you simply looking for ideas how to transform tofu into new dishes? Come learn all about tofu and watch how easy it is to prepare inexpensive, low-fat, cholesterol-free, pure vegetarian meals with tofu. Come hungry, too.
 91 11:00am-1:30pm ------S AC 2707 D Gabbe 0 $34 Y 1/23/2010-1/23/2010

HEC4VB

Vegetarian Beans & Grains Magic
 Beans and whole grains are among the most hearty and healthful foods around. Combined with other natural ingredients, these humble staples can provide a world of exciting dishes - including yummy desserts. Come discover the Magic in beans and grains and watch how easy it is to use them in preparing inexpensive, low-fat, cholesterol-free, pure vegetarian dishes. Come hungry, too.
 91 2:00pm-4:30pm ------S AC 2707 D Gabbe 0 $34 Y 1/23/2010-1/23/2010

HEC4VD

Vegetarian Dessert Heaven
 Health-conscious people don't need to suffer from "dessert deprivation" anymore. We'll make heavenly sweet treats that are not only low-fat and cholesterol-free, but also devilishly delicious and highly nutritious. They're a snap to prepare and loaded with a variety of wholesome pure vegetarian ingredients. No button-busters here! So enjoy these guilt-free indulgences any time of day.
 91 2:00pm-4:30pm ------S AC 2707 D Gabbe 0 $34 Y 2/20/2010-2/20/2010

HEC4VG

Vegetarian Cooking with Greens
 Making cooked greens a regular on your dinner table can provide significant protections against cancer and osteoporosis. Come learn all about collards, kale, mustard greens, bok choy and other hardy calcium-rich greens. Watch how they can be turned into savory dishes that are inexpensive, low-fat, cholesterol-free and pure vegetarian. Come hungry, too.
 91 11:00am-1:30pm ------S AC 2707 D Gabbe 0 $34 Y 2/20/2010-2/20/2010
Dance

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 three foundation dances of Foxtrot, East Coast Swing and Waltz, (as well as a brief introduction to their Latin relatives) which will allow you to dance to the majority of music played at any social dance occasion! Partner required; they must be enrolled in class.
 91 6:30pm-7:30pm --T---- WMORTBA D George 0 $64 Y 1/12/2010-3/16/2010
 Held at Walt Morey Middle School 2801 SW Lucas, Troutdale.

REC3FD

Flamenco Dance
 Discover the passion of Spanish dance as you learn footwork, form and rhythms. Exercise becomes enjoyable when learning Sevillanas, Tangos and Rhumbas.
 91 7:00am-8:00pm -M----- FRVWTBA P Norris 0 $64 Y 1/11/2010-2/22/2010
 No class on January 18.

REC3TP

Tap Dance
 A rhythmic, fun way to exercise. Students will learn basic tap vocabulary and style culminating in a choreographed dance.
 91 8:10pm-9:00pm -M----- FRVWTBA P Norris 0 $64 Y 1/11/2010-2/22/2010
 No class on January 18.

REC4AB

Adult Ballet
 Explore the beauty and joy of learning ballet technique and stretch techniques to classical music. All levels welcome.
 91 8:30am-10:30am ------S PE 114 L Morgan 0 $88 Y 1/16/2010-3/20/2010

REC4LD

Beginning Latin Dance
 Add fun to lifelong fitness through Latin Dance! This course is an introduction to the basics of social Latin dance. This course will focus on three of the most popular Latin dances; Rumba, Tango and Cha-Cha. At the end of the term you will have gained the basic skills and confidence needed to take your spot on the dance floor and enjoy! Partner required; they must be enrolled in class.
 91 7:45pm-8:45pm --T---- WMORTBA D George 0 $64 Y 1/12/2010-3/16/2010
 Held at Walt Morey Middle School 2801 SW Lucas, Troutdale.

REC4WB

Belly Dance Fitness
 Learn how dance fitness can reshape your body and your spirit! This course is an aerobic dance class that integrates different types of dance styles into an exercise form. Country, hip hop, funk, Latin, swing, belly dance, modern and World are examples of some of the dance methods used. No previous dance skills required.
 91 6:10pm-7:00pm -M----- FRVW N Idriss 0 $62 Y 1/11/2010-3/22/2010
 No class on January 18.
 92 6:10pm-7:00pm ----R-- FRVW N Idriss 0 $62 Y 1/14/2010-3/18/2010
Drivers Education

DRV4DE

Driver Education ODOT Certified
 Course includes 30 classroom hours and 12 hours of in-vehicle training which consists of six hours behind-the-wheel with professional driving instructors, and six hours of in-car observation (Scheduled outside classroom hours). Learn safe driving techniques, etiquette and preparedness. Upon successful completion, students will receive a certificate for submission to the DMV office at time of licensure and for insurance discounts. PLEASE NOTE: 12 HOURS OF IN-VEHICLE TRAINING (Driving and observation time) IS SEPARATE FROM SCHEDULED CLASSROOM TIME.Student must have valid Oregon Driver's Permit. Attendance is mandatory. Students over the age of 17, or who already have their license, or who obtain their license prior to course completion will be charged an additional $210. To register for this course, please call Oregon Driver Education Center at 503-297-4813. See www.drivereducationcenter.com for more information.
 91 9:00am-12:00pm ------S AC 1309 A Crites 0 $315 Y 1/16/2010-3/27/2010

DRV5DS

Driver Safety Program
 This AARP sponsored class is a refresher for motorists age 50 and older. Classroom instruction only, no driving. Students completing the program will receive a certificate and will be eligible for insurance discounts. No test.
 91 9:00am-12:50pm --T-R-- IT 27 I Reid 0 $0 Y 1/12/2010-1/14/2010
 Cost for class is now $14 for non-AARP members and $12 for AARP members. Participants will need to present their AARP membership cards and driver's license with their payment at the class.
Exercise

REC5GY

Gentle Yoga
 Sculpt long, lean muscles, firm and tone, while building strength, flexibility and concentration. Reduce stress, calm and strengthen the mind, emotions, glands, and organs with this gentle yoga workout. Wear loose layered clothing and bring two towels.
 91 6:10pm-7:10pm -M-W--- PE 139E J Kelly 0 $79 Y 1/11/2010-3/17/2010
 No class on January 18.

REC5KM

Keep Moving
 Improve your flexibility, range of motion and balance in a non-intimidating environment. Bring 1 or 2 pound weights for strength training and gentle stretching. No floor exercise. Bring light weights and mat or towel.
 91 7:55am-8:45am -M-W-F- ZION D Glasnapp 0 $60 Y 1/11/2010-3/19/2010
 No class on January 18.
 92 9:30am-10:30am -M-W-F- CLUB D Glasnapp 0 $60 Y 1/11/2010-3/19/2010
 No class on January 18.
 93 10:00am-11:00am --T-R-- ZION D Glasnapp 0 $42 Y 1/12/2010-3/18/2010

REC5P

Pilates and Yoga
 Sculpt long, lean muscles, firm and tone, while building strength, flexibility and concentration. Reduce stress, calm and strengthen the mind, emotions, glands, and organs with this gentle yoga and pilates workout. Wear loose layered clothing and bring two towels.
 91 7:20pm-8:10pm -M-W--- PE 139E J Kelly 0 $79 Y 1/11/2010-3/17/2010
 No class on January 18.
 92 4:30pm-5:20pm --T-R-- FRVWTBA Dollowitch 0 $79 Y 1/12/2010-3/18/2010
 93 7:30pm-8:30pm --T-R-- PE139E Dollowitch 0 $79 Y 1/12/2010-3/18/2010

REC5TC

Tai Chi Chuan
 Chinese form of exercise with self-defense application. Reduce the effects of stress. Develop power in the legs, flexibility in the hips and shoulders, suppleness in the spine and increased stamina. Improve balance and posture. All are welcome; the benefits are life-changing.
 31 12:10pm-1:10pm -M----- MAY TBA Weber-Kear 0 $38 Y 1/11/2010-3/15/2010
 Meets in the lobby area. No class on January 18.
 91 5:00pm-6:00pm -M-W--- FRVW L Wilburn 0 $79 Y 1/11/2010-3/17/2010
 No class on January 18.
 92 7:00pm-8:00pm -M----- LUKE Weber-Kear 0 $38 Y 1/11/2010-3/15/2010
 No class on January 18.

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. Class is held at the Reynolds Middle School pool, located at 1200 NE 201st, Cross street is Halsey.
 91 7:45pm-8:45pm --T-R-- RYMSPOOL M Furness 0 $79 Y 1/12/2010-3/18/2010

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 9:00am-10:30am -M-W--- ZIONCH M Corgiat 0 $84 Y 1/11/2010-3/17/2010
 No class on January 18.
 92 6:30pm-8:00pm -M-W--- FAIRLAWN H Mitchoff 0 $84 Y 1/11/2010-3/17/2010
 No class on January 18.
 93 8:00am-9:30am --T-R-- ZIONCH M Corgiat 0 $84 Y 1/12/2010-3/18/2010
 94 6:00pm-7:30pm --T-R-- FAIRLAWN M Corgiat 0 $84 Y 1/12/2010-3/18/2010

REC6TC

Tai Chi Intermediate
 This intermediate level course is a continuation of basic Tai Chi movements of form and application. Class will have a stronger focus on form. Prerequisite: Prior Tai Chi experience. Prerequisite: Student must take 2 terms of Beginning Tai Chi, REC5TC, before taking intermediate classes.
 91 4:30pm-5:30pm --T-R-- FRVW L Wilburn 0 $79 Y 1/12/2010-3/18/2010

REC6WS

Women's Self-Defense
 Learn practical self-defense and survival zoning concepts so you will be able to more effectively protect yourself against a predator. Learn ways to avoid potential violent encounters and how to not be a target. Popular myths will be dispelled. Class will include lectures, demonstrations and practice. Learn to defend yourself from attacks in various positions, apply assertive verbal commands, strike padded targets and experience attacker based scenario training.
 91 1:00pm-2:00pm ------S AC 1252 Griffiths 0 $24 N CANCELLED

REC7TC

Tai Chi Bagua Qi Qong
 Learn breathing techniques that improve stamina and blood flow, which will supply oxygen to the brain and heart.
 91 4:00pm-4:50pm -M----- FRVW L Wilburn 0 $59 Y 1/11/2010-3/15/2010
 No class on January 18.
Financial

FIN4BW

Building Wealth with Real Estate
 The first night is an overview of a process for getting from where you are financially to where you want to be using real estate as the investment vehicle. The second night is a planning workshop to put these principles into application. Workbook included.
 31 6:30pm-8:00pm -M-W--- MAY 223 STAFF 0 $29 Y 2/1/2010-2/3/2010
 91 6:30pm-8:00pm --T-R-- AC1002 STAFF 0 $29 Y 2/23/2010-2/25/2010
 92 6:30pm-8:00pm -M-W--- AC1584 STAFF 0 $29 Y 1/11/2010-1/13/2010

FIN4FC

Funding College with Real Estate
 This course demonstrates both Why and How to fund a college education far more easily than traditional methods. Workbook included.
 31 6:30pm-8:00pm -M-W--- MAY 223 STAFF 0 $29 Y 2/22/2010-2/24/2010
 91 6:30pm-8:00pm -M-W--- IT24 STAFF 0 $29 Y 1/25/2010-1/27/2010

FIN4SS

Navigating This Confusing Real Estate Market
 With so much confusion about Foreclosures, Short Sales, and Bank Owned properties you need to know what the differences are between them as well as how the process works to acquire these properties that are dominating the market right now. All of your questions will be answered by a real estate professional. Workbook included.
 91 6:30pm-8:00pm ---W--- AC 1502 K Walker 0 $29 Y 2/24/2010-2/24/2010

FIN5BC

Personal Finance Boot Camp 101
 Everyone can learn something new about personal finance, even those who think they have mastered it. This course will teach you what it takes to be successful in money management. Learn how to get out of debt and stay that way. This is not a get rich scheme, but rather will teach you how to invest with confidence and how to change your financial future.
 91 5:30pm-7:30pm --T---- OFF SITE STAFF 0 $0 Y 11/17/2009-2/2/2010
 No class on Nov. 24 and Dec. 29.

FIN5M

Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement
 Provides essential strategies and information to people who are very close to retirement, as well as to those who are as many as fifteen years from retirement. Inflation, investments, taxes and more are taught in the context of retirement planning. Co-Sponsorship with Mt. Hood Community College does not connote endorsement of a particular broker or financial planning agency. A $49 fee per family of two will be paid to the Gresham Area Chamber.
 91 6:15pm-9:45pm ----R-- AC 1773 vonBorstel 0 $0 Y 2/4/2010-2/18/2010
 For registration call 503-665-1131.
 92 6:15pm-9:45pm --T---- AC1584 vonBorstel 0 $0 Y 2/9/2010-2/23/2010
 For registration call 503-665-1131.

FIN5MC

Finding Money for College
 Statistics show that college students will graduate with at least $20,000 of debt. In this class, we will work on getting FREE money to pay for your college education. You will complete an application for financial aid as well as the OSAC Scholarship application for 2008-2009. You will learn how to write outstanding scholarship essays and how to conduct effective scholarship searches that will result in the best possible outcome: lots of money for a college education.
 91 10:30am-12:00pm ------S AC 2700 C Parish 0 $34 Y 1/16/2010-2/13/2010
Health

HE4CM

Chinese Medicine
 This course provides basic information about the theories and applications of Chinese medicine including an overview of diagnostic practices used to identify an illness or discomfort. Information about treatment modalities such as Chinese herbs, acupuncture and Qi meditation will be covered. This introductory course should give the layman an overview of how Chinese medicine is used to resolve some health issues.
 91 6:00pm-8:00pm --T---- AC 2707 C Wu 0 $58 Y 1/12/2010-3/2/2010

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-9:00pm ----R-- AC 1773 B Earnest 0 $0 Y 1/14/2010-1/14/2010
 92 10:00am-12:00pm ------S AC1582 B Earnest 0 $0 Y 2/13/2010-2/13/2010
 93 7:00pm-9:00pm ----R-- AC1773 B Earnest 0 $0 Y 3/11/2010-3/11/2010
Home and Family

HEC2WA

Wines of the World: United States
 This is the first in a series of courses to learn what is behind the label in that bottle of wine. Develop an appreciation for the product of viniculture; discussion will center around the history, cultivation, production and storage of wine all United States wine-production areas. Component tasting will be an integral part of each class. Prerequisite: Student must be 21 years of age and have proof of photo ID.
 91 6:00pm-8:50pm -M----- AC 2059 C Carrier 0 $59 Y 1/4/2010-1/4/2010
    6:00pm-8:50pm -M----- AC2059         1/11/2010-1/11/2010
    6:00pm-8:50pm -M----- AC2059         1/25/2010-1/25/2010
    6:00pm-8:50pm --T---- AC2059         1/19/2010-1/19/2010

HEC2WB

Wines of the World: France and Italy
 This is the second in a series of courses to learn what is behind the label in that bottle of wine. Develop an appreciation for the product of viniculture; discussion will center around the history, cultivation, production and storage of wine from Western Europe, including France, Italy and Germany. Component tasting will be an integral part of each class.Prerequisite: Student must be 21 years of age and have proof of photo ID.
 91 6:00pm-9:20pm -M----- AC 2059 C Carrier 0 $59 Y 2/1/2010-2/1/2010
    6:00pm-9:20pm -M----- AC2059         2/8/2010-2/8/2010
    6:00pm-9:20pm --T---- AC2000         2/16/2010-2/16/2010

HEC2WC

Wines of the World: Other Countries
 This is the third in a series of courses to learn what is behind the label in that bottle of wine. Develop an appreciation for the product of viniculture; discussion will center around the history, cultivation, production and storage of wine from Eastern Europe and the Southern Hemisphere. Component tasting will be an integral part of each class. Prerequisite: Student must be 21 years of age and have proof of photo ID.
 91 6:00pm-8:50pm -M----- AC 2059 C Carrier 0 $59 Y 2/22/2010-2/22/2010
    6:00pm-8:50pm -M----- AC2059         3/1/2010-3/1/2010
    6:00pm-8:50pm -M----- AC2059         3/8/2010-3/8/2010
    6:00pm-8:50pm -M----- AC2059         3/15/2010-3/15/2010

HOM4BB

The Baby-Boomer Caregiver
 For over ten years, this instructor has been her mother's state-appointed caregiver and assists her father as well. She writes a column for our local newspaper on a baby-boomer's challenges and the rewards of caring for her parents. Are you a caregiver? Do you think you may become a caregiver? In this class you will exchange ideas; sharing with each other your trials and triumphs. You'll discuss how ordinary people like you can be more effective and comfortable in your caregiving roles.
 91 7:00pm-9:00pm ---W--- AC 1583 T Snyder 0 $16 Y 2/10/2010-2/10/2010

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 2501 M Rees 0 $72 Y 1/12/2010-3/2/2010
Language

LAN4PS

Introduction to Public Speaking
 Since ancient Greece, public speaking has been a vital part of society. Addressing an audience is not just for the select few. Learn the craft for use in an endless array of personal or professional situations. This course will start you on the path to mastering your unique voice.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm --T---- AC 2700 E Holmes 0 $48 Y 2/9/2010-3/2/2010

LAN5FR

Let's Learn French
 If you have never taken French before, this class is for you. In a fun, positive and interactive format, this class introduces beginners to the fundamentals of the French language and culture. Soon you will be able to say useful everyday phrases like s'il vous plait, merci!
 91 6:00pm-8:00pm -M----- AC 2756 L Brown 0 $68 Y 1/11/2010-3/15/2010
 No class on Jan 18.

LAN5MC

Mandarin Chinese for Beginners
 Intimidated about learning Chinese? You won't be after taking this easy introduction to basic Mandarin Chinese for the absolute beginner! In a fun, relaxed atmosphere you will learn to hear, pronounce and speak basic words and sentences - plus learn a little calligraphy! Many cultural fundamentals will be included helping you better understand this wonderful country and people.
 91 6:30pm-9:00pm --T---- AC 2756 R Coleman 0 $82 Y 1/12/2010-3/16/2010

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.
 91 6:00pm-8:30pm -M----- AC 2700 D Arguello 0 $82 Y 1/11/2010-3/15/2010
 Textbook required. No class on Jan 18.
 92 6:30pm-9:00pm -M----- DDTBA I Almada 0 $82 Y 1/11/2010-3/15/2010
 Textbook required. No class on Jan 18.
 94 6:00pm-8:30pm ---W--- AC2756 R Garcia 0 $82 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010
 Textbook is required.

LAN5SI

Learn Spanish Gently-Intermed.
 An advanced conversational course with a wealth of practical expressions. Taught by an experienced instructor in a relaxed setting designed to aid you in your career, travel, and intercultural communication. Prerequisite: LAN5S, Learn Spanish Gently-Beginning.
 91 6:30pm-9:00pm --T---- AC 1767 A Long 0 $82 Y 1/4/2010-3/20/2010

LAN5TR

Italian for Travelers
 Planning a trip to Italy? This class is perfect for those looking to learn basic expressions and comfortably move around the country. Language, culture and other travel tips provided to enhance any bon voyage!
 31 5:30pm-7:20pm ---W--- MAY TBA B Schmidt 0 $68 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010
Music

MUS4G

Guitar for Beginners
 Dust off your steel or nylon stringed guitar and learn how to play. Learn how to read sheet music and rhythm charts, chords and scales, lead and rhythm guitar. Varying styles will be covered - classical, folk, blues, rock, and jazz.
 91 5:45pm-7:05pm ---W--- WMORTBA B Cook 0 $64 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010
 Held at Walt Morey Middle School 2801 SW Lucas, Troutdale. This section is for Level 2 students.
 92 7:20pm-8:40pm ---W--- WMORTBA B Cook 0 $64 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010
 This section is for Level 1 students.
Personal Safety

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 1767 S Curtain 0 $42 Y 1/25/2010-1/25/2010
Photography

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. Only the following EOS digital cameras are discussed: digital Rebels (300, XT and Xti), 10D, 20D, 30D and 5D.
 91 9:00am-5:00pm ------S AC 1251 D Green 0 $62 Y 1/16/2010-1/16/2010
 92 9:00am-5:00pm ------S AC1251 D Green 0 $62 Y 1/30/2010-1/30/2010

PHT4D

Introduction to Digital Photography
 Want to go digital but don't know where to start? This class covers the basics of digital photography. We discuss types of media cards, printers, scanners, camera features, white balance, image quality and resolution plus a Photoshop demonstration. This class will help you determine what features/equipment you need.
 91 6:00pm-10:00pm --T---- AC 1584 D Green 0 $39 Y 1/19/2010-1/19/2010

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. Only the following Nikon digital cameras are discussed: D20, D50, D70S, D80 and D200.
 91 9:00am-5:00pm ------S AC 1584 D Green 0 $62 Y 1/23/2010-1/23/2010

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 compostion techniques to improve the impact of your photos. Learn how to use compositional techniques such as compositional formats, placement, shape, lines, texture and color to compose your scene.
 91 6:00pm-10:00pm --T---- AC 1584 D Green 0 $39 Y 1/26/2010-1/26/2010
Theater

THE4ST

Introduction to Story Telling
 Do you want to enchant your children or grandchildren with an expertly told tall tale or to regale friends and family with a well spun yarn? If so, this is the class for you. Participants will learn about the art of story telling and will practice their story telling skills in class.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm -M----- AC 1553 E Holmes 0 $24 Y 1/11/2010-1/11/2010
Writing

LAN4IA

Introduction to Argumentation
 With an abundance of media outlets, people have more opportunities than ever to make a statement. But how do you make a statement that is clear, concise and logical? This course will teach you how to effectively write logical arguments for your blog or to submit to newspapers and magazines.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm --T---- AC 1002 E Holmes 0 $48 Y 1/12/2010-2/2/2010

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 Loisdotter 0 $42 Y 1/14/2010-3/18/2010

LAN4RW

Resume Writing
 Forty percent of Americans ages 18-35 will change jobs during their lifetime. Add in the recession, and this statistic leaps to 50-55%. How will you stack up against other applicants? Learn how to be competitive by developing a targeted, professional resume building strategy. Empower your economic and employment future with this class.
 91 6:00pm-7:30pm -----F- AC 2700 Rasmussen 0 $35 Y 1/15/2010-1/15/2010
 92 6:00pm-7:30pm -M----- AC1553 Rasmussen 0 $35 Y 2/8/2010-2/8/2010
 93 6:00pm-7:30pm -----F- AC2700 Rasmussen 0 $35 Y 3/19/2010-3/19/2010

LAN7SP

Short Story Writing and Publication
 Learn the art of story writing from an experienced language arts teacher in a relaxed supportive environment. Curriculum includes visual, audio and kinesthetic techniques for brainstorming ideas, story mapping and plotting, point of view, characterization, the power of description, the writer's voice, formatting, query writing and exploring options for publication.
 91 6:00pm-9:00pm ---W--- AC 2700 L Bennett 0 $75 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010

LAN8PP

Novel and Memoir Writing Early Techniques
 Develop your writing skills and learn techniques necessary to begin your novel in a relaxed environment. Professional instruction includes lectures and assignments. Recommended prerequisite to LAN8QQ.Instructor is a multi-published author.
 31 6:00pm-8:30pm -M----- MAY 310 C Hiday 0 $68 Y 1/11/2010-3/15/2010
 No class on January 18.

LAN8QQ

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.
 31 6:00pm-8:30pm ---W--- MAY 310 C Hiday 0 $68 Y 1/13/2010-3/17/2010

KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

DAYS:
    U
    M
    T
    W
    R
    F
    S
    Sunday
    Monday
    Tuesday
    Wednesday
    Thursday
    Friday
    Saturday
TIME/TBA:
    "TBA" means time is to be
    arranged with instructor.
MHCC CAMPUS BUILDINGS:
    AC
    EC
    HF
    IT
    PE
    PL107
    VA
    Academic Center
    Early Childhood Ed.
    Horticulture/Fisheries
    Industrial Technology
    Physical Education
    Aquatic Center/Pool
    Visual Arts Center
MAYWOOD PARK CAMPUS:
    MAY
    MAY ANNEX
    Maywood
    Maywood Annex
MHCC OFF-CAMPUS BUILDINGS
    BCAH
    CAL
    TRDL
    Bruning Center for Allied Health
    Center for Advanced Learning
    Troutdale Annex
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