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- Qigong for Better Sleep
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Item: SU24-118
Tuition: $75.00
Days: Tu Th Dates: 6/11/2024 - 6/20/2024
Sessions: 4 Times: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Room: 260 Building: Building 15
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 10
Instructor: Tara Tech
Good sleep transforms fatigue into vitality, emotional stress into inspiration, and mental turbulence into clarity and focus. Learn gentle qigong practices to transition from a hectic day, letting go of daily stress and replacing that tension with relaxation, tranquility, and inner peace. In this class, you will discover qigong movements to help with 1) clearing stress at the end of the day; 2) relaxation techniques for deep rest; 3) flowing movements to cultivate Yin energy for better sleep; 4) healing sounds to do before bed to promote deep sleep; and 5) stretches that clear lines of tension to promote rest and relaxation.
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- Qigong for Better Sleep
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Item: SU24-119
Tuition: $75.00
Days: Tu Th Dates: 7/9/2024 - 7/18/2024
Sessions: 4 Times: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Room: 260 Building: Building 15
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 10
Instructor: Tara Tech
Good sleep transforms fatigue into vitality, emotional stress into inspiration, and mental turbulence into clarity and focus. Learn gentle qigong practices to transition from a hectic day, letting go of daily stress and replacing that tension with relaxation, tranquility, and inner peace. In this class, you will discover qigong movements to help with 1) clearing stress at the end of the day; 2) relaxation techniques for deep rest; 3) flowing movements to cultivate Yin energy for better sleep; 4) healing sounds to do before bed to promote deep sleep; and 5) stretches that clear lines of tension to promote rest and relaxation.
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- Automotive Maintenance for Non-Mechanics
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Item: SU24-106
Tuition: $100.00
Days: Sa Dates: 6/15/2024 - 6/22/2024
Sessions: 2 Times: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Room: CTEC-189 Building: Career & Technical Education Center
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 15
Instructor: Bob Moon
This course is intended to teach those with no mechanical background when and how to perform basic maintenance tasks on their vehicles. Learn how to read your service schedule and perform oil changes, change light bulbs, change wiper blades, lubricate the chassis, etc. Students will need to supply any maintenance items that they choose to service in the class, paid directly to the auto parts store. A supply list is provided for students to purchase at an estimated cost of $100.
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- Creating a Backyard Habitat
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Item: SU24-112
Tuition: $75.00
Days: M Dates: 7/8/2024 - 7/15/2024
Sessions: 2 Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Room: 205 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 15
Instructor: Kathy Dickinson
You can provide essential habitats for hundreds of species of native pollinators, birds, lizards, toads, frogs, beneficial insects, and furry critters, and still have a beautiful garden. Even the smallest space can contribute to the survival of vanishing species. Habitat is defined as a source of food, water, shelter, and nesting materials and places. There are many simple and inexpensive strategies for supporting wildlife through backyard habitats. You will build on your general understanding of gardening with native plants and assess what habitat resources will work best in your yard.
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- Creative Writer Jump Start!
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Item: SU24-131
Tuition: $90.00
Days: Tu Th Dates: 6/18/2024 - 6/27/2024
Sessions: 4 Times: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Room: WebLive Building: Online
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 12
Instructor: Tom Paul Fox
You’ve got a book in you! Your idea might be a novel, children’s book, biography, family history, or how-to. In this course, you will start writing with more confidence and will learn the keys of story creation along with tips to improve your writing. Plus, you will learn the ins and outs of Indie publishing. Best of all, following the group sessions you will schedule a private 1.5 hr. session with Tom Paul Fox to discuss and improve your work. Tom has been helping writers become authors for years, with glowing reviews from students on the value of his tutoring. It’s time to be that writer. Jump in with this special Jump Start Writer’s course!
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- Dao Yin
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Item: SU24-116
Tuition: $95.00
Days: M W Dates: 6/3/2024 - 6/24/2024
Sessions: 7 Times: 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Room: 260 Building: Building 15
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 8
Instructor: Tara Tech
Dao Yin is a remarkably simple set of exercises, stretches, and breathing techniques that help you conserve your own vital life-force energy (Qi), recycle it through your body, and transform toxic or unbalanced energy and emotions into pure positive energy and emotions. Dao Yin has more “flow” than yoga, but more “stretch” than Qi Gong. There will be floor exercises as well as standing or chair exercises. Get All the Benefits of Meditation, Qigong, and Yoga, in One Simple Practice. Bring a yoga mat to class.
No class 6/19.
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- Dao Yin
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Item: SU24-117
Tuition: $95.00
Days: M W Dates: 7/1/2024 - 7/24/2024
Sessions: 7 Times: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Room: 260 Building: Building 15
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 8
Instructor: Tara Tech
Dao Yin is a remarkably simple set of exercises, stretches, and breathing techniques that help you conserve your own vital life-force energy (Qi), recycle it through your body, and transform toxic or unbalanced energy and emotions into pure positive energy and emotions. Dao Yin has more “flow” than yoga, but more “stretch” than Qi Gong. There will be floor exercises as well as standing or chair exercises. Get All the Benefits of Meditation, Qigong, and Yoga, in One Simple Practice. Bring a yoga mat to class.
No class 7/3.
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- Do We Live in a Simulation?
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Item: SU24-109
Tuition: $75.00
Days: M W Dates: 6/3/2024 - 6/5/2024
Sessions: 2 Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Room: 206 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 20
Instructor: Michael Davis
The Simulation Hypothesis, that we are programmed characters residing in a complex video game-like environment, has gained significant adherents recently, including Elon Musk. The power of this wild speculation is that it combines quantum physics, consciousness theory, millennia-old religious teachings and spiritual revelations around reincarnation and near-death experiences and melds them into a theory that explains the unexplainable. But if it is true, how do we thrive in the Matrix?
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- Drawing Arizona's Landscapes, Plants & Birds
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Item: SU24-103
Tuition: $125.00
Days: M Dates: 6/3/2024 - 7/8/2024
Sessions: 6 Times: 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Room: 101 Building: Building 31
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 10
Instructor: Ken Ottinger
This fun, non-credit class is open to beginners and all levels of graphic artists. Using wax-based or water-soluble colored pencils, or soft pastel stick and pencils, or acrylic paints, students will be introduced to the Trace and Transfer Drawing Method. All photo references will be supplied. The instructor will draw each exercise with the class, and he will work with students to develop their individual drawing style. Suggested supply list available or bring your own art supplies to class.
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- Dream Interpretation for Personal Growth
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Item: SU24-125
Tuition: $100.00
Days: M Tu W Th Dates: 7/15/2024 - 7/18/2024
Sessions: 4 Times: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Room: 101 Building: Building 31
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 10
Instructor: Jyoti Josahentara
When we sleep and dream, our waking consciousness is turned inward toward the Soul. Our dreams dramatize the inner dynamics of our normal waking lives, but they also bring us inspiration and intuitive understanding from our Souls. Often, our dreams give us important clues to unconscious mental-emotional conflicts that block creativity, health, self-development, or Soul evolution. This workshop is a thorough introduction to dream work. We will explore types of dreams, dream function and dynamics, dream symbols, interpretative methods, and how to remember, record and develop your relationship with your soul through dream work. Remember to bring your dreams to class!
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- Gardening with Native Plants
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Item: SU24-113
Tuition: $105.00
Days: M Dates: 6/3/2024 - 6/24/2024
Sessions: 4 Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Room: 205 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 15
Instructor: Kathy Dickinson
You can transform your garden into a haven for birds, bees, and butterflies, while conserving water, ending dependence on fertilizers, and reducing your gardening workload. There are hundreds of gorgeous native plants that also provide food, nesting material and shelter for many species of wildlife. Students will assess and map their garden space, learn the basics of planting, and maintaining a native plant garden, and learn to replicate nature's gardening strategies.
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- Growing a Combo Patio Planter
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Item: SU24-114
Tuition: $55.00
Days: Sa Dates: 6/1/2024 - 6/29/2024
Sessions: 2 Times: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Room: 57-132 Building: Chino Valley Center
Enroll Min: 5 Enroll Max: 25
Instructor: Justin Brereton
In this 2-part workshop, you will learn how to propagate plants in class #1, and you will plant your own starters. Come back for class #2, to learn about soil, water, transplanting, nutrients, and aftercare for the plants. You will plant a combo planter with your starts and take home a completed patio planter.
Meeting 6/1 & 6/29 only.
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- Gunsmithing Summer Program
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Item: GUN1-Case Color Harding
Tuition: $325.00
Days: M Dates: 6/3/2024 - 7/22/2024
Sessions: 8 Times: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Room: CTEC-181 Building: Career & Technical Education Center
Enroll Min: 10 Enroll Max: 25
Instructor: Robert Long
This 5-course program will provide continued learning for 1st year and 2nd year students that will better prepare them for a career in gunsmithing.
By the end of the 8-week program, students will complete two barreling action jigs, preform and modify polymer frame handguns and 1911 pistols. Intro to metallurgy and firearm modification, assemble, test for accuracy, and trouble shot MRS’s, and complete one case color receiver.
$325 per course
$600 for two courses ($300 each course)
$700 for all five courses ($140 each course)
*To process a discount, multiple courses must be on the same registration order.
Call 928-717-7755 to register and to apply multiple course discount.
**Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration and prior to the start date of course.
Course #1 of 5: Case Color Harding
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- Gunsmithing Summer Program
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Item: GUN2A-Metallurgy/Firearm
Tuition: $325.00
Days: Tu Dates: 6/4/2024 - 7/23/2024
Sessions: 8 Times: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room: CTEC-181 Building: Career & Technical Education Center
Enroll Min: 10 Enroll Max: 15
Instructor: Eli Humes
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This 5-course program will provide continued learning for 1st year and 2nd year students that will better prepare them for a career in gunsmithing.
By the end of the 8-week program, students will complete two barreling action jigs, preform and modify polymer frame handguns and 1911 pistols. Intro to metallurgy and firearm modification, assemble, test for accuracy, and trouble shot MRS’s, and complete one case color receiver.
$325 per course
$600 for two courses ($300 each course)
$700 for all five courses ($140 each course)
*To process a discount, multiple courses must be on the same registration order.
Call 928-717-7755 to register and to apply multiple course discount.
**Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration and prior to the start date of course.
Course #2A of 5: Metallurgy and Firearm Modification / Welding
Choose One Section Only: Either GUN2A or GUN2B
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- Gunsmithing Summer Program
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Item: GUN3-Parts Kit
Tuition: $325.00
Days: Tu Dates: 6/4/2024 - 7/23/2024
Sessions: 8 Times: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Room: CTEC-181 Building: Career & Technical Education Center
Enroll Min: 10 Enroll Max: 25
Instructor: Calvin McLain
This 5-course program will provide continued learning for 1st year and 2nd year students that will better prepare them for a career in gunsmithing.
By the end of the 8-week program, students will complete two barreling action jigs, preform and modify polymer frame handguns and 1911 pistols. Intro to metallurgy and firearm modification, assemble, test for accuracy, and trouble shot MRS’s, and complete one case color receiver.
$325 per course
$600 for two courses ($300 each course)
$700 for all five courses ($140 each course)
*To process a discount, multiple courses must be on the same registration order.
Call 928-717-7755 to register and to apply multiple course discount.
**Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration and prior to the start date of course.
Course #3 of 5: Parts Kit
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- Gunsmithing Summer Program
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Item: GUN2B-Metallurgy/Firearm
Tuition: $325.00
Days: Tu Dates: 6/4/2024 - 7/23/2024
Sessions: 8 Times: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Room: CTEC-181 Building: Career & Technical Education Center
Enroll Min: 10 Enroll Max: 15
Instructor: Eli Humes
This 5-course program will provide continued learning for 1st year and 2nd year students that will better prepare them for a career in gunsmithing.
By the end of the 8-week program, students will complete two barreling action jigs, preform and modify polymer frame handguns and 1911 pistols. Intro to metallurgy and firearm modification, assemble, test for accuracy, and trouble shot MRS’s, and complete one case color receiver.
$325 per course
$600 for two courses ($300 each course)
$700 for all five courses ($140 each course)
*To process a discount, multiple courses must be on the same registration order.
Call 928-717-7755 to register and to apply multiple course discount.
**Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration and prior to the start date of course.
Course #2B of 5: Metallurgy and Firearm Modification / Welding
Choose One Section Only: Either GUN2A or GUN2B
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- Gunsmithing Summer Program
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Item: GUN4-Machine Shop
Tuition: $325.00
Days: W Dates: 6/5/2024 - 7/24/2024
Sessions: 7 Times: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Room: CTEC-181 Building: Career & Technical Education Center
Enroll Min: 10 Enroll Max: 25
Instructor: Matt Wilkerson
This 5-course program will provide continued learning for 1st year and 2nd year students that will better prepare them for a career in gunsmithing.
By the end of the 8-week program, students will complete two barreling action jigs, preform and modify polymer frame handguns and 1911 pistols. Intro to metallurgy and firearm modification, assemble, test for accuracy, and trouble shot MRS’s, and complete one case color receiver.
$325 per course
$600 for two courses ($300 each course)
$700 for all five courses ($140 each course)
*To process a discount, multiple courses must be on the same registration order.
Call 928-717-7755 to register and to apply multiple course discount.
**Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration and prior to the start date of course.
Course #4 of 5: Machine Shop
(No class 6/19/24)
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- Gunsmithing Summer Program
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Item: GUN5-Advanced Handgun
Tuition: $325.00
Days: Th Dates: 6/6/2024 - 7/25/2024
Sessions: 7 Times: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Room: CTEC-181 Building: Career & Technical Education Center
Enroll Min: 10 Enroll Max: 25
Instructor: Jake Veater
This 5-course program will provide continued learning for 1st year and 2nd year students that will better prepare them for a career in gunsmithing.
By the end of the 8-week program, students will complete two barreling action jigs, preform and modify polymer frame handguns and 1911 pistols. Intro to metallurgy and firearm modification, assemble, test for accuracy, and trouble shot MRS’s, and complete one case color receiver.
$325 per course
$600 for two courses ($300 each course)
$700 for all five courses ($140 each course)
*To process a discount, multiple courses must be on the same registration order.
Call 928-717-7755 to register and to apply multiple course discount.
**Tuition must be paid in full at the time of registration and prior to the start date of course.
Course #5 of 5: Advanced Handgun, Revolver Barreling and 1911 Modification
(No class 7/4/24)
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- How To Take Better Photos of Friends, Family and Nature or Landscapes – Part 2 of 2
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Item: SU24-129
Tuition: $75.00
Days: W Dates: 6/12/2024 - 6/12/2024
Sessions: 1 Times: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room: 203 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 15
Instructor: Jon-Nolan Paresa
In this course, we will review some topics from Introduction to Digital Photography and address any questions you may have. We will discuss Portrait and Landscape mode and how they are used when talking a photo. Using an on-camera and off- camera flash. We will talk about the benefits of shooting in RAW vs JPEG and why it is important to understand both formats. We will cover photo file management and why it is important in digital photography. We will talk about Lightroom and Photograph and alternatives.
The second part of the class you will participate in a class project, taking portraits of each other to get the best image possible. You will learn about landscape photography and working with a tripod when shooting portraits and landscapes. And, finally the best way of taking photos of family members and animals.
Requirements: You have taken Introduction to Digital Photography, or you have a strong understanding of how to operate your camera. Pen and paper are suggested. Bring a functioning camera with a charged battery and a flash card. Bring a tripod, if you have one.
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- Introduction to Digital Photography – Part 1 of 2
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Item: SU24-128
Tuition: $75.00
Days: W Dates: 6/5/2024 - 6/5/2024
Sessions: 1 Times: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room: 203 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 12
Instructor: Jon-Nolan Paresa
This course is designed for individuals that are new to digital photography. You will learn about what a RAW and JPEG file are and how they relate to digital images (photos). We will learn what Aperture, Shutter Speed, Manual Mode, and automatic settings, and how they are used. You will be introduced to Color Space, White Balance, and some of the settings on your camera.
We will cover photo editing programs like Lightroom and Photoshop and how they are integrated in the retouching of digital photographs. We will talk about how to display your images and see examples of photo book making with your photographs. We will talk about Telephoto and Prime lens. Types of photographs; Portraits, Landscapes, and wildlife. Lastly, Facebook, Instagram, Shutterbug, Zenfolio, and iPhone will be discussed.
Requirements:
Bring a digital camera in good working order with a charged battery and a CF Flash Card in the camera. Bring your camera manual, pen and paper and a willingness to begin a great journey in digital photography. And finally, you should be familiar with how to use a computer and be able to create a folder on your computer.
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- Investing in the Information Age
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Item: SU24-110
Tuition: $45.00
Days: M Dates: 6/10/2024 - 6/24/2024
Sessions: 3 Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Room: 269 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 3 Enroll Max: 20
Instructor: John Farmer
Have you noticed that on any day when you read the news on the economy, either everything is great, or we are about to go off a cliff? The media seems to play on both our fears and our hopes... How do we evaluate how things are really doing with accurate information? What indicators do we look at? How do we look beyond misinformation and dooms day predictions? This class will focus on the history of the US economy, fundamentals of economic progress, deciphering economic news, and how to digest and make decisions in a world overwhelmed with information
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- Keep Calm and Log On: A Self-Defense Course for Online Life
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Item: SU24-108
Tuition: $150.00
Days: W Dates: 6/5/2024 - 7/17/2024
Sessions: 6 Times: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Room: 203 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 20
Instructor: Gillian Andrews
It seems like every day there’s a new breach at a tech company. How do you keep from getting hacked? Why is that device acting weird? What’s safe to do online when it seems like anybody can see everything? In this course, we’ll go through exercises, resources, and up-to-date best practices for protecting everything from your financial accounts to your private conversations. We’ll explore digital addiction, and how angry online conversations are surprisingly related to that phishing email in your inbox. All with a college professor and world-renowned cybersecurity expert whose motto is “technology is terrible, it’s not your fault.”
Optional hardcopy of text, “Keep Calm and Log On” can be purchased from instructor for $25.
Bring a fully charged device that you are comfortable using (Android, Tablet, Laptop, iPhone, iPad.)
No class 6/19.
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- Keep It Simple! Retirement Planning and Investing Basics
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Item: SU24-111
Tuition: $45.00
Days: W Dates: 7/10/2024 - 7/24/2024
Sessions: 3 Times: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Room: 269 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 8 Enroll Max: 20
Instructor: John Farmer
Do you understand the difference between an exchange traded fund and a mutual fund? How do municipal bonds and annuities work? Investing can be made complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. With thousands of options available to today’s investors and millions of pages of research and analysis, making good decisions can seem overwhelming. Become comfortable using a working glossary of investing. Uncover a basic structure to assist in making deductive decisions and a fundamental framework to discuss the global marketplace. In addition, learn to recognize some of the pitfalls in financial planning and get tips and insight on working with attorneys, accountants and advisers.
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- Qigong for Health
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Item: SU24-120
Tuition: $90.00
Days: M W Dates: 6/5/2024 - 6/24/2024
Sessions: 6 Times: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room: 260 Building: Building 15
Enroll Min: 8 Enroll Max: 10
Instructor: Tara Tech
Qigong (chee-gung), an ancient Chinese healing exercise practice, is an effective method to reduce stress, breathe deeply, relax, and feel better by allowing your body, mind, and spirit to return to a state of balance, harmony, and health. Practicing Qigong on a routine basis can effectively provide stress relief, reduce pain, enhance immune function, improve balance, increase flexibility, and will aid in your recovery. Each qigong class will consist of gentle warmups, deep breathing exercises, qigong flows, meditation, and self-massage. All movements are clearly cued and taught for maximum effectiveness. Movements are done either standing or sitting in a chair. Dress is comfortable clothes. No experience necessary.
Starts on a Wednesday. No class 6/19.
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- Qigong for Health
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Item: SU24-121
Tuition: $90.00
Days: M W Dates: 7/8/2024 - 7/24/2024
Sessions: 6 Times: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Room: 260 Building: Building 15
Enroll Min: 8 Enroll Max: 10
Instructor: Tara Tech
Qigong (chee-gung), an ancient Chinese healing exercise practice, is an effective method to reduce stress, breathe deeply, relax, and feel better by allowing your body, mind, and spirit to return to a state of balance, harmony, and health. Practicing Qigong on a routine basis can effectively provide stress relief, reduce pain, enhance immune function, improve balance, increase flexibility, and will aid in your recovery. Each qigong class will consist of gentle warmups, deep breathing exercises, qigong flows, meditation, and self-massage. All movements are clearly cued and taught for maximum effectiveness. Movements are done either standing or sitting in a chair. Dress is comfortable clothes. No experience necessary.
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- The Basics of Vehicle Performance
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Item: SU24-107
Tuition: $100.00
Days: Sa Dates: 6/29/2024 - 7/6/2024
Sessions: 2 Times: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Room: CTEC-189 Building: Career & Technical Education Center
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 20
Instructor: Bob Moon
This course will help you develop a fundamental understanding of what makes cars go faster. We will discuss potential pitfalls and benefits of setting up a race car properly, how to design upgrades systematically, and how to choose the right parts for a winning combination. Basic tuning terminology and techniques will be discussed, as well as techniques to find the right resources to support your goals.
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- The Carnivore Diet Miracle
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Item: SU24-122
Tuition: $65.00
Days: Th Dates: 6/6/2024 - 6/6/2024
Sessions: 1 Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Room: 203 Building: Building 3
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 20
Instructor: Michael Davis
Why do so many people cure serious diseases like diabetes, insulin resistance and autoimmune diseases by eating only meat, fish, dairy, and other animal-based foods? Isn't saturated fat dangerous? Come learn about this fascinating new diet that is rewriting the conventional narrative on health.
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- The Healing Properties of Slow Stitching
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Item: SU24-104
Tuition: $75.00
Days: W Dates: 6/5/2024 - 6/5/2024
Sessions: 1 Times: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Room: 126 Building: Building 30A
Enroll Min: 4 Enroll Max: 8
Instructor: Jane Jones
Students will learn the history and applications of slow stitching, as well as the healing properties that can occur while one is stitching with intention. Over the 3-hour workshop, you will create small squares with simple stitches, using new and recycled fabric, needle, and thread. Meditation will be enfolded into this work time as your hands create something beautiful, while your brain and body experience a centeredness and peace. At the end of this workshop, you will have a small wall hanging to take home. Perfection is not the goal - no experience is necessary! A $5 materials fee is payable to the instructor.
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- The Healing Properties of Slow Stitching
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Item: SU24-105
Tuition: $75.00
Days: Tu Dates: 7/2/2024 - 7/2/2024
Sessions: 1 Times: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Room: 126 Building: Building 30A
Enroll Min: 4 Enroll Max: 8
Instructor: Jane Jones
Students will learn the history and applications of slow stitching, as well as the healing properties that can occur while one is stitching with intention. Over the 3-hour workshop, you will create small squares with simple stitches, using new and recycled fabric, needle, and thread. Meditation will be enfolded into this work time as your hands create something beautiful, while your brain and body experience a centeredness and peace. At the end of this workshop, you will have a small wall hanging to take home. Perfection is not the goal - no experience is necessary! A $5 materials fee is payable to the instructor.
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- Mushroom Farming in Detail
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Item: WS24-137
Tuition: $200.00
Days: Tu Dates: 4/9/2024 - 5/14/2024
Sessions: 6 Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Room: 102 Building: Building 31
Enroll Min: 6 Enroll Max: 20
Instructor: Kathryn Crew
Students will learn the step-by-step process that farmers use to duplicate the natural lifecycles of culinary and medicinal mushrooms. Lecture topics include the demand for mushrooms and why, profitability, food-borne illness prevention, how mushroom farms can work together to serve the community, how to choose which species to grow, tips and tricks to succeed, and more. Hands-on lessons include laboratory techniques and substrate preparation. Individual consultations are included if desired. This is a stand-alone class.
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