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  • Stained Glass: Color Your World - Feather
  • Course fee: $135.00
    Dates: 7/8/2025 - 7/9/2025
    Times: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM Pacific Time
    Days: Tu W
    Sessions: 2
    Room: Main Campus - Maier Hall E314
    Instructor: Susan Zarit
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    Add a little sparkle to your world with this vibrant 2-day workshop! Explore a dazzling rainbow of colored glass - plus every shade in between - as you learn the art of stained glass. With a mix of group guidance and one-on-one instruction, you'll design and create your own unique masterpiece from start to finish. No experience necessary - just bring your creativity! All materials are provided.

    Students will create a beautiful stained glass feather.
 

  • Ceramics - Wheel Throwing
  • Fee: $275.00
    Item Number: 18185
    Dates: 7/9/2025 - 8/20/2025
    Times: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    Days: W
    Sessions: 7
    Building: PE00E
    Room: Main Campus - Maier Hall E111
    Instructor: Sara Deren
    THIS CLASS IS FULL. Please click the "Add to Waitlist" button below.

    Our ceramics courses are designed for students from all levels- from the absolute beginner to experienced potters and sculptors. Classes are held in our beautiful, fully equipped studio. Eighteen potter's wheels, a slab roller, canvas covered work tables, ample storage space and the use of studio tools as well as clay, glaze, and firings are all included in the course fee. All that is missing is you!

    Please do not bring in any outside clay or glazes as they may not be compatible with our ceramic studio materials. Classes may include students from multiple sessions.


    This class meets once a week over 7 weeks. 

    The potter's wheel allows you to quickly and efficiently create pots of uniform shape, size, and thickness. The wheel is a tool that helps the artist make aesthetic decisions based on the mechanical steps of operation. There are two beginner forms to master on the potter's wheel, and from those, anything can be made and altered into shape: the cylinder & the bowl. In this class students will receive one on one instruction and encouragement for a hands-on experience to learn the aspects of wheel thrown pottery. Open to students ages 16 and up.

 

  • Watercolor and Ink: Mini-Landscapes
  • Fee: $155.00
    Item Number: 19717
    Dates: 7/9/2025 - 7/30/2025
    Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    Days: W
    Sessions: 4
    Building: PE00E
    Room: Main Campus - Maier Hall E310
    Instructor: Andréa Woods
    THIS CLASS IS FULL. Please click the "Add to Waitlist" button below.

    Capture the world around you - whether it's your backyard or a far-off travel destination - with charming mini-landscapes in watercolor and ink. We'll begin by working from photographs, learning step-by-step techniques that make sketching and painting accessible for all levels, with the goal to take our new skills outdoors in the Plein Air style. The College Campus is a beautiful, scenic setting, perfect to observe and paint nature. Mini landscapes are perfect for travel journaling or simply enjoying the art of observation.

    All materials provided - including a watercolor travel journal, folding palette, water brush pen, paints, and writing utensils.


 

  • Summer Welding & Metal Art
  • Course fee: $399.00
    Dates: 7/11/2025 - 8/15/2025
    Times: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Pacific Time
    Days: F
    Sessions: 6
    Room: Main Campus - Auto/Weld Q14
    Instructor: Kelly Flanagan
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    This course is designed for the artist and/or hobbyist and will cover welding safety, oxyacetylene welding and plasma cutting. Various techniques of metal forming and design will be covered. Methods of instruction will include lectures on principles of safety practices, welding and cutting processes, shielding gasses, and filler metals. Open to students 16 years of age and older.

    Please see material list for class by clicking here. Estimated supply cost is $100 - $150.


 

  • Mission Revenue Launch Pad: Sustainable Unrestricted Income Strategies for Nonprofits
  • Course fee: $379.00
    Dates: 7/11/2025 - 8/15/2025
    Times: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Pacific Time
    Days: F
    Sessions: 6
    CEUs: 1.2
    Room: Zoom Class
    Instructor: June Claypool
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    Are public funding cuts threatening your organization's mission? Ready to break free from restrictive grants and donor funds? In this action-oriented course, you'll design, test, and launch a sustainable revenue program that aligns with your mission and amplifies your impact.

    Instructor and industry professional June Claypool brings Mission Revenue Accelerator™ to Peninsula College - a transformative six-week course for mission-driven leaders. Move beyond funding uncertainty to financial confidence through practical, hands-on training. In an era of shrinking public support and increasing grant and donor restrictions, learn how to generate unrestricted revenue while amplifying your impact.

    Each 2-hour session combines:

    • Expert instruction from an experienced social entrepreneur
    • Interactive exercises to apply concepts immediately
    • Peer feedback from fellow mission-driven leaders
    • Practical tools and templates you'll use for years
    • Weekly homework (30-60 minutes) to build momentum


    You'll leave with:

    • A validated revenue strategy tailored to your organization
    • A 30-day launch plan ready for immediate implementation
    • Essential tools for ongoing revenue development
    • Connection to a network of innovative nonprofit leaders


    This course is based on proprietary frameworks developed by Mission Revenue Accelerator. © 2025 Mission Revenue Accelerator. All rights reserved.

    See Student Learning Outcomes and CEU process.


 

  • Summer Welding & Metal Art
  • Course fee: $399.00
    Dates: 7/12/2025 - 8/16/2025
    Times: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Pacific Time
    Days: Sa
    Sessions: 6
    Room: Main Campus - Auto/Weld Q14
    Instructor: Kelly Flanagan
    Refund PolicyFAQs & Policies

    This course is designed for the artist and/or hobbyist and will cover welding safety, oxyacetylene welding and plasma cutting. Various techniques of metal forming and design will be covered. Methods of instruction will include lectures on principles of safety practices, welding and cutting processes, shielding gasses, and filler metals. Open to students 16 years of age and older.

    Please see material list for class by clicking here. Estimated supply cost is $100 - $150.


 

  • Summer Belly Dance
  • Course fee: $99.00
    Dates: 7/17/2025 - 8/7/2025
    Times: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Pacific Time
    Days: Th
    Sessions: 4
    Room: Main Campus - Keegan Hall M131
    Instructor: Laura Samperi-Ferdig
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    The art of belly dance dates back thousands of years and is known for its feminine grace and isolated body movements. Belly dance will help you develop flexibility, strength, and improve posture. In this 4-week beginners course, you will learn the breakdown of the basic moves used in belly dance and then apply them to a full routine. We will progress through the choreography each week, and at the end of the session, you will have a beautiful dance to show for your efforts. 

    Students should wear clothes comfortable for exercise.
 

  • Flagger Certification Training Course: Port Angeles
  • Course fee: $99.00
    Dates: 7/26/2025 - 7/26/2025
    Times: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM Pacific Time
    Days: Sa
    Sessions: 1
    Room: Classroom V2-Main Campus
    Instructor: Larry Guenther
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    This class prepares students to receive a Flagger Certification card, which is valid for three years in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. Students must be at least 18 years old and bring a valid State ID card or Driver's License to the class. There is an open-book test at the end of class, in which you must have a passing score of 80% to receive your certification.

    Course Details:

    • The class is full-day for full certification and partial-day for recertification. We do not offer shorter recertification classes at this time unless you request Customized Training for a full class of recertifications. Contact communityed@pencol.edu or 360-417-5683 for more information.
    • Students receive a Traffic Control Flagger Certification Handbook (yours to keep and reference on the job).
    • Students take an open-book test at the end of the class.
    • Successful completers receive a Flagger Certification Card.
    • Students must be at least 18 years of age.

 

  • Stained Glass: Color Your World - Hummingbird
  • Course fee: $135.00
    Dates: 7/29/2025 - 7/30/2025
    Times: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM Pacific Time
    Days: Tu W
    Sessions: 2
    Room: Main Campus - Maier Hall E314
    Instructor: Susan Zarit
    Refund PolicyFAQs & Policies
    Add a little sparkle to your world with this vibrant 2-day workshop! Explore a dazzling rainbow of colored glass - plus every shade in between - as you learn the art of stained glass. With a mix of group guidance and one-on-one instruction, you'll design and create your own unique masterpiece from start to finish. No experience necessary - just bring your creativity! All materials are provided.

    Students will create a colorful stained glass hummingbird.
 

  • Ceramics - Wheel Throwing
  • Course fee: $275.00
    Dates: 7/29/2025 - 8/19/2025
    Times: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM Pacific Time
    Days: Tu Th
    Sessions: 7
    Room: Main Campus - Maier Hall E111
    Instructor: Sara Deren
    Refund PolicyFAQs & Policies

    Our ceramics courses are designed for students from all levels- from the absolute beginner to experienced potters and sculptors. Classes are held in our beautiful, fully equipped studio. Eighteen potter's wheels, a slab roller, canvas covered work tables, ample storage space and the use of studio tools as well as clay, glaze, and firings are all included in the course fee. All that is missing is you!

    Please do not bring in any outside clay or glazes as they may not be compatible with our ceramic studio materials. Classes may include students from multiple sessions.


    This class meets twice weekly over seven sessions. 

    The potter's wheel allows you to quickly and efficiently create pots of uniform shape, size, and thickness. The wheel is a tool that helps the artist make aesthetic decisions based on the mechanical steps of operation. There are two beginner forms to master on the potter's wheel, and from those, anything can be made and altered into shape: the cylinder & the bowl. In this class students will receive one on one instruction and encouragement for a hands-on experience to learn the aspects of wheel thrown pottery. Open to students ages 16 and up.

 

  • Summer Stained Glass
  • Course fee: $169.00
    Dates: 8/5/2025 - 8/19/2025
    Times: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM Pacific Time
    Days: Tu
    Sessions: 3
    Room: Main Campus - Maier Hall E314
    Instructor: Susan Zarit
    Refund PolicyFAQs & Policies
    Capture the glow of a summer sunset in glass! In this 3-session evening class, you'll learn the fundamentals of stained glass as you design and create your own radiant sunset-themed piece. Guided by both group instruction and individual support, you'll cut, shape, and solder colorful glass into a work of art you can proudly display. All materials and safety equipment are provided - no experience necessary!

 

  • Community Poetry Workshop
  • Course fee: $69.00
    Dates: 8/9/2025 - 8/9/2025
    Times: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM Pacific Time
    Days: Sa
    Sessions: 1
    Room: Classroom V2-Main Campus
    Instructor: Sam Robison
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    This half-day workshop offers participants the chance to gather in a community of writers, explore the benefits of a traditional writer’s workshop, and develop their skills as a poet. Part seminar, part workshop, this course is for poets in the beginning phases of their creative careers interested in getting their poetry into the world. We will cover techniques for revision, the elements of strong work, strategies for fueling the creative engine, and the nuances of submitting poems for publication. 

    Participants will leave this course with one or two poems thoughtfully reviewed by both the instructor and the workshop group, strategies for deepening their writing practice, and a basic knowledge of the unique world of literary magazine publication. 

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    By gathering a community of aspiring local writers, exploring the formal elements of successful poems, and emphasizing the methods of the traditional peer-centered writing workshop, this course will engage participants in the refinement of their poetry. With particular attention paid to the processes by which poems come to be published in regional and national literary magazines, this course is for the emerging and enthusiastic poet looking to get their work our into the world. Outside of the formal workshop, we will discuss the various online methods of submitting unpublished work, the particulars of choosing where to send one's work, and the nuances of interfacing with editorial staff.

    Class will be suitably divided between the discussion of the formal elements of successful poetry, poetic styles and movements, or navigating submission platforms and a traditional workshop. 

    Student Learning Outcomes:

    • Identify the elements of a strong poem Understand their individual creative processes
    • Meaningfully engage in peer-critique
    • Thoughtfully support peers in the development of their work
    • Comfortably navigate online submissions platforms
    • Confidently dialogue with editors, readers, and other editorial staff


    Students should plan to bring an original 1-2 page poem they would like to have workshopped. 
 

  • Flagger Certification Training Course: Port Angeles
  • Course fee: $99.00
    Dates: 8/22/2025 - 8/22/2025
    Times: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM Pacific Time
    Days: F
    Sessions: 1
    Room: Classroom V2-Main Campus
    Instructor: Larry Guenther
    Refund PolicyFAQs & Policies

    This class prepares students to receive a Flagger Certification card, which is valid for three years in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. Students must be at least 18 years old and bring a valid State ID card or Driver's License to the class. There is an open-book test at the end of class, in which you must have a passing score of 80% to receive your certification.

    Course Details:

    • The class is full-day for full certification and partial-day for recertification. We do not offer shorter recertification classes at this time unless you request Customized Training for a full class of recertifications. Contact communityed@pencol.edu or 360-417-5683 for more information.
    • Students receive a Traffic Control Flagger Certification Handbook (yours to keep and reference on the job).
    • Students take an open-book test at the end of the class.
    • Successful completers receive a Flagger Certification Card.
    • Students must be at least 18 years of age.

 

  • Botanical Watercolors
  • Course fee: $139.00
    Dates: 5/27/2025 - 6/17/2025
    Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    Days: Tu
    Sessions: 4
    Room: Main Campus - Maier Hall E310
    Instructor: Andréa Woods
    ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. Call 360.417.5683 to register if class is not yet in session.

    Learn to paint botanicals in this 4-week class! Watercolor is the classic medium for rendering botanical studies. Botanical paintings were first used to identify medicinal plants and have developed into beautiful depictions of flowers and plants. No experience necessary!

    What you will learn:

    • Drawing review for botanicals.
    • Making a good design, composition.
    • Mixing skills for watercolors and paint application.
       

    All materials are provided, except for brushes. Students should bring their own brush: Silver Black Velvet #8, available at Olympic Stationers and online through various retailers.
 

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