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Ways to Register
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Vancouver Way, Mailstop CCE 202, Vancouver, WA
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our office located on the 2nd floor at 500 Broadway
St. in downtown Vancouver. Entrance is located on
the third level of the attached parking garage.
Campus Locations
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Clark College at Columbia Tech Center
18700 SE Mill Plain Blvd, Vancouver, WA
98683
Clark College Corporate Education
500 Broadway St, Vancouver, WA 98660
Anna Pechanec Hall
Applied Arts 4
Beacock Music Hall
Foster Auditorium
Frost Arts Center
Gaiser Hall
Hanna Hall
Joan Stout Hall
O’Connell Sports Center
Scarpelli Hall
Science Hall
Off Campus Locations
HDG Hazel Dell Grange
7509 NE Hazel Dell Ave, Hazel Dell, WA 98665
GCC Glenwood Community Church
12201 NE 72nd Ave, Vancouver, WA 98686
SWR Steigerwald National Wildlife Refuge
Mile Post 18 at Highway 14
Washougal, WA 98671
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Clark College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age,
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“Art enables us to find
ourselves and lose ourselves at
the same time .”
“Art Games”: Creativity Unleashed!
Find inspiration and keep creative! Each class will
have a short presentation on an idea or an artist.
You will be given a challenge based on the presentation, such as creating artwork that uses the color
blue and which also references Picasso. There will
be time to work on the challenge in class and we
will share the finished project at the beginning of
the next class. Bring your favorite art materials!
R003
4/28-5/26 Tu
4-6:30PM
$99
CCE Rm: 215
E. Dengerink
Insider Tour of Vancouver Galleries
Travel on four outings to visit artist studios and
local galleries, and tour public art. Explore the basics of art appreciation with an instructor who is a
rising star in the local downtown gallery community. Includes classroom time to learn how to talk
about art. Both artists and non-artists alike will
enjoy the experiences.
No class 5/23
R005
5/16-6/13 Sa
9-11:30AM
$89
CCE Rm: 215
E. Dengerink
Experimental Art with Mixed Media
Experimental art happens when an artist extends
the boundaries and explores new ideas or techniques. Explore an idea with contemporary, mixed
media techniques, by layering. Learn about the elements of art and the principles of design, how to
creatively use materials in combination with each
other and how to contemplate the next step based
on the previous step.
No class 5/25.
R114
4/13-6/8 M
6:30-8:30PM
$129
CTC Rm: 331
S. Mitchell
Introduction to Fiber Arts/Felting
Using both needle felting and wet felting, discover
the different types of fine art and craft projects
that are possible with the wide range of fiber arts.
Both lecture and hands-on sessions will be used
to convey design concepts. Create small felt sculptures and decorative fabrics. Supply list online.
Age 16+.
Class 4/18 meets 9:30-11am; classes 4/25-5/9
meet 9:30am – 11:50am. Approx cost for supplies: $25.
R004
4/18-5/9 Sa
9:30-11:50AM
$69
CCE Rm: 215
E. Dengerink
Basic Jewelry Making
Have you ever admired a piece of jewelry and
wished you could create something similar? Discover the basics of making your own jewelry, including terminology, tools and techniques. Learn
basic wire work, how to make “findings” and
wrap bead ends. Create personalized handmade
pieces and develop ideas for more unique jewelry.
Includes guidelines, resources and where to buy
materials used during classes. Age 18+.
R006
4/15-4/29 W
11AM-2PM
$79
CTC Rm: 337
P. Tait
- Thomas Merton
Mosaic Art Workshop
Discover all the basics to create a beautiful piece
of mosaic art. This 3-session course includes technique, demonstrations and an all-day workshop
where you will create your own unique work of
art. Work with tile, glass and plate fragments on
various surfaces. Second class is a full day workshop so bring a sack lunch. Age 18+.
Class has varied schedule: on 5/2 & 5/16 meet
11am-1:30pm. All day workshop on 5/9 -11am5pm; bring sack lunch.
R007
5/2-5/16 Sa
11AM-5PM
$89
FAC Rm: 103
P. Tait
Simply Pen, Ink, Color and You
Whether a beginner or more experienced artist,
discover new techniques to enhance and transform your drawing skills. Instructor is gifted in
one on one guidance. Discover tricks to make
your drawings “pop” using correct composition,
perspective, light principles, and horizons. Emphasis will be on landscapes. Supply list online.
R001
4/17-6/5 F
1-2:50PM
$99
CCE Rm: 214
A. Willmington
Sketching and Color Studies
Artists know that sketching is a vital preliminary
step before moving to color, the more playful side.
Use your own photographs, work quickly and
learn to jump start a work of art before moving to
expensive papers. Explore composition and value,
eliminate unnecessary detail and learn how and
when to add soft pastels and color media. Supply
list online.
R002
4/21-5/19 Tu
6-8PM
$79
CTC Rm: 331
S. Mitchell
Watercolor Independent
Studies - PM
Treat yourself to one-on-one guidance from a professional artist. Move to the next level of your creativity. Together we will brainstorm on your own
special project. Bring previously chosen subject
matter to work with and any necessary supplies to
the first class.
No class 5/25
R025
4/13-6/8 M
6:45-8:45PM
$99
CCE Rm: 215
L. Baughman
Beginning Acrylic Painting I
Discover your own unique style and creativity.
Learn about acrylics through color, composition,
value and perspective. No previous painting or
drawing experience necessary, bring your desire
to learn and the imagination you had in kindergarten. Supply list online. Age 15+.
R026
4/9-5/7Th
6:30-8:30PM
$95
CTC Rm: 331
S. Whyte
Acrylic Painting I & II
Discover your own unique style and creativity.
Learn about acrylics through color, composition,
value and perspective. Students will move through
beginning lessons and move seamlessly into the
next level. No previous painting or drawing experience necessary. Supply list online.
R0274/9-6/11Th
6:30-8:30PM
$169
CTC Rm: 331
S. Whyte
Basic Techniques in Watercolor
Artists – build and strengthen your foundation.
Class perfectly suited for both beginners and
those who can use instructor’s expert guidance
to push to new levels of artistry. Lessons include
brushwork, values, color blending and textures.
Special emphasis on design elements and creative
development from backgrounds to a finished
painting. Supply list online.
R023
4/7-6/9 Tu
9-11:50AM
$159
CTC Rm: 331
M. Harkness
Watercolor Independent
Studies - AM
Spend your morning receiving one-on-one guidance from a professional artist, moving to heights
in skill and creativity. Participate in a brainstorming session for your own special project. Enjoy
weekly instructor demonstrations on various watercolor techniques. Bring subject matter and your
supplies to class.
R024
4/17-6/5 F
9:30AM-12PM
$119
CCE Rm: 215
L. Baughman
Instructor
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Haron
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Jam Session:
Blues and Light Rock Styles
Beginning Guitar I
Learn the basics of how to play the guitar: tuning,
basic chords, picking, strumming, note reading
and chord progressions. Instructor is a professional musician. Bring your guitar to class - each
student receives personal attention in tuning.
Purchase textbook at the Clark College Bookstore
prior to class. Ages 15+.
R013
4/8-5/6 W
6:30-8PM
$75
CCE Rm: 214
D. Smith
Designed for the emerging to intermediate musician possessing knowledge of simple blues progressions. Your comfort and confidence level with
live “open mic” performance will rise dramatically
as the course goes along. Have fun, join the excitement and network with peers in a medium you
love! Includes Guitar, Bass, Keys, Vocal, Drums,
Harmonica, Horns. Prerequisite: One year of playing or vocals. Bring your own instrument. Age
18+.
R012
5/7-6/11 Th
6-8PM
$89
BMH Rm: 110
K. Fitzgearld
Beginning Guitar I/ II
Learn the basics of how to play the guitar. Focus
on tuning, basic chords, picking, strumming, note
reading and chord progressions. Progress to add
more notes and chords, along with more complex rhythms and strumming patterns, ultimately playing songs as a group. Plenty of
classroom interaction and feedback - bring
your guitar to class and receive personal
attention in tuning. Purchase textbook
at the Clark College Bookstore prior to
class. Age 15+.
No class on 6/3
R014
4/8-6/10 W
6:30-8 PM
$139
CCE Rm: 214
D. Smith
Creative Writing in the Morning
Explore the creative writing process and the various genres, participate in group activities, discuss
writing theory with others, and complete takehome assignments focused on expanding one’s
imagination.
R039
4/7-5/12 Tu
9:30-11:30AM
$89
CCE Rm: 208
K. Olson
The Art of Memoir
Everyone has a story to tell. Clark County’s Poet
Laureate will encourage you to begin to see yourself as a valued part of history by documenting
the story of your life. Explore the creative process
of this genre by learning the craft of storytelling.
Examine memoir samples from published authors. Designed for writers who are either at the
beginning level or who possess more experience.
Includes exercises and class discussion.
R043
4/8-6/10 W 6:30-8:30PM
$149
JSH Rm: 115 C. Luna
Wildfire Writing II
Make your writing life a priority as you receive one-on-one guidance from a professional writer. Bring creative writing projects
begun in Wildfire Writing I, or writing you’ve
started on your own. Receive encouraging,
helpful feedback to help you move to the next
level and deepen your writing practice. Wildfire Writing I suggested but not required.
R042
5/14-6/11 Th
6:30-9PM
$89
CTC Rm: 340 C. Krug
We don’t just offer Classes
Advanced Guitar
we create community
Move to the next level in your guitar playing.
The prominent focus will be chord expansion
and harmonies. Learn chord theory and time
signatures, discovering the concept of voicings in
standards and other types of music. Play old show
tunes to explore counterpoint, melody lines and
substitute chords. Access lead lines via tablature
and traditional musical staves. Bring your guitar
to class. Ages 15+.
No class 5/23
R015
5/2-6/6 Sa
1-2:30PM
$75
BMH Rm: 110
L. Jones
Poetry Matters: Writing Poetry
Discover how to play the mandolin from a professional musician! Learn chords, licks and picking
techniques. Play Celtic, country, bluegrass and
old-time standards. Explore different ways to enjoy this little historic instrument. Bring mandolin
to class. Age 14+.
No class 5/23
R016
5/2-6/6 Sa
11AM-12:30PM
$75
BMH Rm: 110
L. Jones
Beginners and experienced writers alike will generate new work and discuss the poet’s role in the
community. Read, listen to, and write poetry together in a supportive class focused on providing
gentle, constructive feedback. Discuss how to construct a manuscript and get it ready for publication. Writers of all experience levels are welcome.
Bring paper & pen or laptop. Age 16+.
No class 5/25.
R038
4/6-6/15 M
6-8:30PM
$139
SHL Rm:103
C. Luna
Beginning Ukulele
Writing A Novel
Beginning Mandolin
Enjoy this easy to learn instrument while getting
instruction in playing and learning songs. Discover how to tune your instrument and read melodies
and rhythms. Practice drills to new and old songs.
Bring your ukulele and enthusiasm to class. Handouts provided. Age 14+
No class 5/23
R017
5/2-6/6 Sa
9-10:30AM
$75
BMH Rm: 110
L. Jones
Plan the novel writing process, begin drafting,
and discuss strategies for completing the novel. In
class discussions will focus on drafting strategies,
character development, plot development, and the
importance of creativity. Designed for experienced novelists wishing to brush up on the basics
to novices looking to write their first novel.
R040
4/16-5/14 Th
6-8:30PM
$89
CCE Rm: 208
K. Olson
Instructor
C K
Hristi
rug
Christi Krug sets her student’s
imaginations afire in Wildfire Writing!
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Capture a moment in time
Take Better Digital Photos
Learn to quickly and easily use the functions built
into your camera in this hands-on class. Discover
how to capture movement, control light, highlights and shadows and use vanishing points and
leading lines. Spend one hour outside for photo
taking to try out new techniques. Bring camera,
fresh batteries, memory card reader and a flash
drive. Some picture-taking experience suggested.
One hour lunch break. Age 16+.
R032
5/2-5/9 Sa
9AM-4PM
$119
AA4 Rm: 102
G. Stasiuk
or a candid emotion...
Take a class from a master!
All Cooking classes
are held at
Columbia Tech Center
18700 SE Mill Plain
Knife Skills 101
Practice nature photography right on the Clark
College scenic campus at cherry blossom time!
After the walk, learn computer techniques for
managing, improving and sharing your results.
There will be a one hour lunch break. Bring your
camera and fresh batteries. Meet at classroom.
Age 16+.
R037
4/25 Sa 10AM-4PM
$59
AA4 Rm: 102
G. Stasiuk
Nothing is more vital to cooking mastery than
knife skills – except possessing good knives
themselves! Learn about knife construction,
proper techniques for cutting and how to slice,
dice, julienne, and chiffonade, as well as how
to segment citrus and concasse’ a tomato. Apply newly learned skills to create Shrimp Spring
Rolls, Mixed Lettuce Salad with Gorgonzola-Herb
Dressing, Caponata, and Citrus Salad with Gingered Yogurt. HANDS ON, Level: Beginning.
R187
4/25 Sa 11AM-2PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
B. Walberg
Portrait Photography
Festive Spring Artisan Breads
Cherry Blossom Photo Walk
Discover portrait photo techniques used by the
“pros.” Get a basic understanding of lighting with
an emphasis on natural light and posing techniques. Acquire a “right brain,” intuitive approach
to photography, appreciation of print quality and
craftsmanship. Choose either a digital or film
camera. Bring your camera to class. Age 15+.
R035
5/5-6/9 Tu
6:30-8:30PM
$99
CTC Rm: 338
P. Quackenbush
Spring holidays feature some very special, rich
breads. Learn all the what’s, how’s and why’s you
always wanted to know about general bread making, step-by-step instruction for proofing and
kneading, braiding techniques and other specialty bread actions from Clark’s master baker Melanie. Create favorites, including Challah, Greek
Easter bread and Monkey Bread w/ Rosemary
Caramel. HANDS ON, Level: Beginning.
R189 4/11 Sa 11AM-2PM
$70
CTC Rm: 153
M. Templeman
Artistic Photography
To create artistic photography you need to reschool your mind and your eyes. Explore new
subjects, new ways of seeing, and using different
photography techniques. Increase your understanding of how your decisions about perspective, angle of view, exposure, sharpness, and blur
impact your compositions. Weekly assignments
stimulate your creative potential. This class is suitable for both film and digital.
No class 5/23
R034
4/11-5/30 Sa
9:30AM-12:30PM
$99
CCE Rm: 208
S. O’Keefe
Getting More Out of Your
Camera Lenses
Grow as a photographer through hands-on exercises, lecture, walkabouts, assignments and critiques. Become familiar with lenses and optics to
predict the look that different focal lengths create,
as well as how the optics treat elements within the
frame. Must possess strong knowledge of camera
and a basic understanding of photography. Bring
camera gear, manuals, and a USB thumb drive
to class. Age 17+.Class meets: 4/16, 4/23, 4/30,
5/14, 5/28, & 6/4
R036
4/16-6/4 Th
6-8:30PM
$129
CCE Rm: 215
S. O’Keefe
Let’s Do Brunch!
Instructor
S O’K
Haron
eefe
“Sharon O’Keefe is an expert
photographer, superb teacher and
motivator - and she made it fun to
learn. Sharon has the ability to inspire
the students to greater efforts in both
study and practice.”
Rather than standing in line at a crowded restaurant, invite your friends over for brunch! For
a Sunday or special day, it’s a great way to entertain. Learn some easy sweet and savory dishes,
including Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, Chickpea and
Potato Hash, Sausage, Cheddar and Grits Frittata,
Mixed Berry Pastry Braid and a Fruit Mimosa.
DEMO, Level: Beginning.
R194
4/13 M 6-8:30PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
K. Lasher
Lebanese Taverna Cooking
Start off by learning how to make plain yogurt from scratch. Make labneh, a delicious and
healthy thick yogurt spread used in sandwiches
and appetizers. Create Fattoush, a salad made with
pita bread, tomatoes, and cucumber, Stuffed Zucchini with rice and meat, cooked in the yogurt
that you just learned to prepare; and finish with
baked Ghreibeh, sweet Lebanese cookies topped
with almonds, a simple, easy and savory recipe.
DEMO, Level: Beginning.
R195
4/18 Sa 11AM-2PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
C. Tadi
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Learn from the Masters!
Instructor
Instructor
Edurne Garcia Andre
Sara O’Leary
“I love Edurne’s way of
sharing her knowledge and tips
along with insight and stories
about the region she is
cooking dishes from!”
“Sara’s class was life
changing - I know what
I learned will change my
health forever!”
Quick & Easy Vegan Meals
Looking for quick and healthy weeknight meals?
Join Sara, registered dietitian and plant based chef,
for some recipes the whole family will love. Try
Veggie Red Curry in a Hurry, tomato soup with
grilled “cheese” sandwiches, homemade veggie
burgers with fries, and a fiesta bowl of goodness.
HANDS ON, Level: Beginning.
R190
4/30 Th 6-8:30PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
S. O’Leary
The Brilliant Bean: All About Beans!
Down-home yet haute, soul-satisfying, versatile,
deeply delectable, healthful, and inexpensive to
boot, there’s nothing a bean can’t do. From chickpeas and pintos to heirlooms - what makes beans
so good for us? Explore various ways to prepare
legumes: stove top, slow cooker and pressure
cooker. Make Split Pea Soup, Mango Jalapeno
Cannellini Salad, Hummus, and even a dessert!
DEMO, Level: Beginning.
R196
5/6 W 6-8:30PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153 S. O’Leary, G. Loghry
All About Sauces
A “mother sauce” is a base from which any other
kind of sauce can be made. Learn the five classic
sauces: Bechamel (white), Veloute (white sauce w/
stock), Espagnole (brown), Hollandaise and Classic Tomato. The sauces can be used in a variety of
ways from veggie sides to multiple main dishes.
Learn to make Polenta with Tomato Sauce, Asparagus with Hollandaise, Spaghetti with Seafood Velouté, and Beef Skewers with Espagnole. DEMO,
Level: Beginning.
R197
5/11 M 6-8:30PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
K. Lasher
Authentic Spanish Paella
Paella is a rice dish from Spain with as many versions as there are cooks. Paella may contain chicken, pork, shellfish, fish, eel, squid, beans, peas,
artichokes or peppers. Saffron, the spice that also
turns the rice a wonderful golden color, is an essential part of the dish. Make two paellas: Mixta,
with pork, rabbit, and chicken and seafood, using
an outdoors grill with a simple Flan for dessert.
DEMO, Level: Beginning.
R191
5/21 Th 5:30-8:30PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
E. Garcia-Andre
Surprising Mexican Seafood
Learn new ways to cook seafood from different
areas of very large coastal Mexico, starting with
Veracruz style fish, Shrimp Guatape, Acapulco’s
original Pescado Almendrado (Fish with Almonds
in white sauce) and Salmon in Green Sauce. Recipes are piquant, but not too spicy. DEMO, Level:
Intermediate
R188
6/4 Th 6-8:30PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
E. Garcia-Andre
SE Asian Street Food
Celebrate street food and travel to Thailand for
Chicken Satay; Indonesia for Corn, Shrimp and
Pepper Fritters; Singapore for Spicy Potato Samosas; Vietnam for Lemongrass Chicken Bahn Mi
Sandwiches; Malaysia for Hokkien Noodle Salad;
and Cambodia for Sticky Rice with Coconut and
Fruit. The recipes may contain wheat, nuts, dairy,
meat and seafood (shrimp).
HANDS ON, Level: Beg – Intermediate.
R192
6/13 Sa 11AM-2PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
B. Walberg
Japanese Style Lunch
Japanese cooking celebrates freshness, seasonality
and simplicity. Expand your ideas for tasty meal
varieties for lunch or gathering with friends. Discover how a traditional menu is arranged, making
grilled salmon, fresh vegetable pickles, rice balls,
elegant fried eggs and spinach ohitashi salad.
Most ingredients used in class are simple and conveniently available at the local market. HANDS
ON, Level: Beginning.
R200
5/30 Sa 10AM-1PM
$65
CTC Rm: 153
Y. Yamaguchi
Mixology Class
Want to know more about the art and craft of
mixing drinks? Learn how to make mixed drinks,
and many other tricks of the trade. Includes a
basic rundown of glassware and bar equipment,
an explanation of the variety of drinks, flavorings
and bitters. Students are then challenged to make
drinks, relying on the guidance of a partner and
the instructor. Lots of time for questions and answers. Must be age 21+.
R185
4/29 W 6-8:30PM
$60
CTC Rm: 153
K. Gallagher
Northwest Wines vs French Wines
The northwest is producing many premium wines.
Let’s see how they stack up against traditional
French wines. We will explore the historic areas
of Bordeaux, Burgundy and Alsace, then taste and
compare these wines to Cabernet Sauvignon and
Merlot blends, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Gris from
Washington and Oregon. Must be age 21+.
R186
6/3 W 6-8:30PM
$52
CTC Rm: 153
K. Gallagher
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German I
Spanish I
A beginner’s course to learn to converse in Spanish. Focus on real life situations using common
words and phrases, and learn about the vibrant
culture. Great for travelers! Purchase textbook at
the Clark College Bookstore prior to first class.
Age 18+.
R057
4/13-5/6 M, W
6:30-8:30PM
$119
HHL Rm: 117
J. Pizot
Spanish II
Continue to improve your Spanish language skills.
Practice dialogues complemented by grammar
and pronunciation. Tailored to individual needs,
including those traveling, watching TV or speaking Spanish at work. Prerequisite: Spanish I or
previous language instruction. Purchase textbook at the Clark College Bookstore prior
to class. Age 18+.
No class 5/25.
R058 5/11-6/3 M, W 6:30-8:30PM
$119 HHL Rm: 117 J. Pizot
Thinking of traveling to Germany - or discovering
more about German heritage and culture? Learn
conversational German from an instructor of German heritage. German is a very logical language
and many words are similar to English. It is easy
to say the words and understand the sentence
structure. Purchase textbook at the Clark College
Bookstore prior to first class. Age 16+.
R059
4/11-6/6 Sa
9:30-11:30AM
$119
CTC Rm: 337
J. Pizot
W
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Japanese I
Parlez-vous français? Pick up where you left off
with French I! Learn more French pronunciation,
vocabulary, phrases and conversational dialogues.
Pre-requisite: French I or some basic knowledge
of French. Bring a French/English dictionary.
Age 16+. Purchase textbook at the Clark College
Bookstore prior to first class.
R060
4/8-5/27 W
6:30-8:30PM
$119
CCE Rm: 208
J. Higgins
Personal Style
Is your closet bursting with clothing but you have
nothing to wear? You can stop the shopping cycle.
Let our style expert teach you how to create a
small wardrobe that functions seamlessly. Learn
a unique way to measure your body to determine which styles and hemlines suit you
best. Begin to clear the clutter and reclaim
your fashion savvy.
R044 5/6-5/20 W 6:30-8:30PM
$105
CTC Rm: 337
C. Lariza
Join the research journey using real
examples. Develop investigative
tools to know where to look and
whom to contact, discover how
to maximize your search, identify
types of sources (online vs. actual
records), recognize when resources
can provide useful information, and
understand the value of wills and
probate records.
R046 4/18-5/16 Sa 9:30-11:30AM
$75
SHL Rm: 102 L. Maguire
Collecting US Coins & Currency
Japanese II
French II
Save money on airfare, hotel accommodations,
car rentals and vacation packages while achieving
elite status and grabbing those great extra perquisites. Having traveled to over 70 countries, your
instructor will teach you the tricks of the trade
to make your travel experience easier and more
comfortable.
R045
4/14/2015 Tu
6:30-8:30PM
$45
CCE Rm: 207
K. Lardie
Genealogy: Who’s In
Your Past?
Taught by a Japanese native, learn
basic greetings, simple conversational phrases, and reading/writing of Hiragana and Katakana-Japanese syllabaries. Gain
knowledge and understanding
of the various cultural aspects of
Japanese art, music, and food.
Class atmosphere is open and
supportive for absolute beginners.
Purchase textbook at the Clark College Bookstore prior to first class.
Age 18+.
R061
4/7-5/5 Tu
6:30-8:30PM
$89
CCE Rm: 208 Y. Yamaguchi
Taught by a native speaker, learn advanced conversational phrases as well as reading/writing of
kanji-logo-graphic characters. Activities and discussions will deepen your appreciation for Japan’s
beautiful language and fascinating culture. Prerequisite: Japanese I or some experience with the
language. Please purchase textbook at the Clark
College Bookstore prior to class. Age 18+.
R062
5/12-6/9 Tu
6:30-8:30PM
$89
CCE Rm: 208
Y. Yamaguchi
Travel for Less...even Free!
The world awaits you
create authentic experiences
Speak new languages
fullyunique
discover the
YOU
Explore US coins and paper money from 1776
to the present. Do you know how to spot a fake?
Would you like to know more about the value of
coins you possess? Instructor is a long time collector and will show examples of some unusual
currencies and tell terrific stories about how he
acquired them! For ages 8 to 80!
R118
5/9 Sa 10-11:50AM
$33
CCE Rm: 214
M. Gannaway
The Nez Perce: Horse People
The Nez Perce have occupied their homeland
for thousands of years. Discover their life and
customs before the 17th century and how they
adapted to the changes brought by the Europeans.
Learn about their homeland, their sources of survival—food, clothing, and shelter, their stories of
creation and the ways they adapted to the arrival
of the horse and new technologies.
R119
5/2 Sa 10AM-12:50PM
$39
CCE Rm: 214
D. Strawn
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When Should Boomers
Take Social Security?
Financial Basics for Millennials
This isn’t your parent’s financial class! It’s hard to
know who to trust when it comes to money advice
and you need advice targeted to the very basics,
including employee benefits, paying off student
loan and credit card debt, saving for a house and
considering how to start a retirement account. We
will help you with financial resources available
online and offline.
R056
4/16-4/23 Th
6:30-8:30PM
$39
CTC Rm: 337
J. Brooks
Simplify the complexity of making good decisions
for your Social Security benefits. Explore timing
taxes, file-and-suspend options, and benefit calculations. Our instructor will provide guidance
through the maze of choices. Learn how your
decisions can affect how much you can receive in
benefits.
R076
4/7 Tu
6-8PM
$39
CCE Rm: 214
G. Middleton
Planning Your Confident Retirement
Is your retirement on track? Manage the impact of
cash flow, investments, taxes, and estate planning
on your nest egg, and learn strategies for making
your money last. Analyze your current situation
and build a working financial plan to help you
achieve and protect the retirement lifestyle you
dream about. All materials provided.
R075
4/22-5/13 W
6-8PM
$85
CTC Rm: 338
O. Guardado
Fresh Start for Personal Finance
Learn how to track where your money is going
and discover how to take control of your personal
finances. Instructor will offer many planning and
strategizing techniques to help you avoid the challenges of having too many expenses and too few
dollars to do the things you’d like to do. Classes
offered at both downtown and Columbia Tech
Center.
R054
4/28 Tu
6:30-8:30PM
$39
CCE Rm: 207
D. Breitenstein
R055
$39
5/26 Tu CTC Rm: 337
6:30-8:30PM
D. Breitenstein
Stocks, Part I: Begin with Only $2000
With as little as $2000, you can make money in
stocks during good and bad markets! Discover basic strategies of investing, market cycles, knowing
when to sell, mutual funds and real estate.
R070
4/2-4/23 Th
6:30-8:30PM
$69
CCE Rm: 214
C. Lewelling
Stocks, Part II: Beyond the Basics
Take the companion class to our beginning stocks
class. Learn advanced technical analysis through
hands-on instruction in our computer lab. Practice using the web as a financial tool. Prerequisite:
Stocks: Begin with Only $2,000.
R073
4/30-5/14 Th
6:30-8:30PM
$69
CCE Rm: 210
C. Lewelling
Investing for Everybody
Confused about your workplace retirement plan
and the difference between a “mid-cap” and
“high-yield bond” fund? Many people have difficulty managing their 401(k), 403(b), 457, and
traditional or Roth IRAs. Make sense of these
investments and learn how professionals allocate
investments for long-term growth. Discuss tax
treatment of accounts, risk tolerance, and investment allocation.
R074
4/25 Sa 1-3PM
$39
CCE Rm: 207
O. Guardado
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Yin Yoga
Introduction to Ballroom Dancing
Ballroom dancing is timeless, romantic and also
a valuable social skill. If you have never danced,
or just want to practice what you already know,
please join us. Learn basic steps including smooth,
Latin, and night club slow dancing plus the fundamental techniques of leading and following.
Partners recommended, but not required or guaranteed.
R098
4/7-6/9 Tu
7-9PM
$139
CTC Rm: 110
B. Blevins
Line Dancing for Beginners
You don’t need a partner for pattern line dance
class! Start by learning the basic steps used in line
dancing and then practice them in various dances.
No experience necessary. Grab a friend or two and
have a blast. Age 15+.
R096
4/23-5/28 Th
6-7PM
$59
OSC Rm: 135
T. Nystrom
Tai Chi Sun Style 73 Form
Sun Lu-tang created a powerful style of Tai Chi
which places great emphasis on Qigong. This
makes it effective for cultivating internal energy
and enhancing relaxation. It is characterized by
agile steps with smooth flowing movements, like
water in a river. Spring term students will learn
forms 51 - 73 of the 73 forms. Prerequisite: Previous Sun style Short form
experience.
No class 5/23.
R088
4/11-5/30 Sa
10-11AM
$69
CTC Rm: 110
J. Ross
Empower Yourself!
Tai Chi-Yang Style 24 Form
Tai Chi is clinically proven to be one of the most
effective exercises to improve health, fitness and
relaxation. The Yang 24 Form style is the most
widely practiced. This form will be modified for
health and is suitable for all levels, especially beginners. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and
comfortable shoes. Age 18+.
No class 5/23.
R089 4/11-5/30 Sa
11:30AM-12:30PM
$69 CTC Rm: 110
J. Ross
Therapeutic
Yoga:
Beginner’s
Session
Line Dancing II: Intermediate
Move to more advanced line dancing! Designed
for those looking to learn more steps with more
challenging intricate dances from vine to hook to
shuffle, pivot, stomp, and strut your way around
the floor! Age 15+.
R097
4/23-5/28 Th
7:15-8:15PM
$59
OSC Rm: 135
T. Nystrom
Wedding Dance Crash Course!
Worry no more about that first dance! Learn how
to enter the floor and start your dance gracefully,
dance together with elegance and poise, show off
with a few spins and turns and then end with a
show-stopping dip! We are all about making you
look good - the wedding day will be a dream, no
nightmares!
R087
6/6 Sa
1-3PM
$40
CTC Rm: 110
T. Nystrom
Discover a form of Hatha Yoga designed for
people of all abilities. Poses address the deep tissues and are performed on the floor with a yoga
mat and various props (blocks and blankets). Each
pose is held for approx. 3 to 5 minutes with focus
on the breath for meditation. Bring a yoga mat
and bath towel to class. Age 18+.
R092
4/7-6/9 Tu
6-7:15PM
$79
OSC Rm: 135
B. Lindberg
Based upon Viniyoga, learn pose
adaptations for those
dealing with developmental, structural, and
chronic/acute issues related to the spine and musculature. Kneeling on floor is not
required - a chair may be used.
Balance spinal alignment, reduce tension in the muscles, joints, and ligaments,
and establish a daily maintenance program. Props
are provided such as chairs, extra blocks and blankets. Wear loose clothing, bring a yoga mat (sticky
mat), large towel and a water bottle.
R090 4/8-6/10 1-2:15PM
$99
OSC Rm: 135
B. Lindberg
Therapeutic Yoga:
Intermediate Session
Viniyoga provides pose adaptations and modifications for those with structural and chronic/
acute issues related to the spine and musculature.
Balance spinal alignment, reduce tension in the
muscles, joints, and ligaments, and establish a
solid maintenance program to be done on a daily
basis. Students need to be able to get down on the
floor. Wear loose clothing; bring a yoga mat, towel
and water bottle. Age 18+.
R091
4/10-6/12 F
1:00-2:15PM
$99
OSC Rm: 135
B. Lindberg
Women’s/Girls’ Self Defense
Women - learn about self-defense techniques
that focus on empowering you to feel stronger,
more self-assured, powerful, and able to protect
yourself. Sign up with a friend. Wear loose fitting
clothes and plan to remove shoes and socks. Prerequisite: Ability to lift 10lbs, crouch and rotate.
Age 14+. Students under 18 must have consent of
parent or guardian.
R105
4/4 Sa
8:30-10:30AM
$33
CTC Rm: 110
J. Wynn
BellyFit: Holistic Fitness
Bellyfit is the holistic fitness experience for women that blends the power and wisdom of ancient
cultures with the research, technology and trends
of the modern world. In the first half hour of the
class, burn mega calories and relieve stress with
cardio moves infused with the ancient and beautiful fundamentals of Belly Dance, Bollywood and
African Dance. Second half of the class features
sculpting, toning and tightening with Pilates
inspired core work followed by relaxing Yoga
inspired stretch and mindful Mudra meditation.
Age 16+.
R103
4/8-5/27 W
6-7PM
$69
OSC Rm: 218
B. Whitman
Zumba Fitness
Incorporate Latin and international music with
dance movements. A fun workout designed for
everyone to challenge balance, muscle endurance
and flexibility while decreasing stress and anxiety.
Enjoy dynamic dance moves that are exciting and
effective, innovative and exhilarating. Join with a
friend for more fun and motivation. Wear loose
clothing & tennis shoes. Bring water bottle.
No class 5/23.
R104
4/18-6/13 Sa
10-11:15AM
$69
OSC Rm: 135
S. Bertorini
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Reiki II - Practitioner Level
“The big secret in life
is there is no secret.
Build on the foundation of the first level Reiki
for personal or professional growth. Receive the
Reiki II energy enhancing attunement, the three
sacred symbols and their uses and how to set up
a successful practice. Purchase textbook at Clark
College Bookstore. Prerequisite - Must have completed Reiki I Class and provide a copy of your
completion certificate.
No class 5/25.
R049
4/6-6/1 M
6-8PM
$99
CCE Rm: 214
M. Browning
Whatever your goal ,
you can get there if
you’re willing to work”
Intermediate Crystal Healing
Weight Loss:
Sustainable for Wellness
Exploring Your Spiritual Gifts
- Oprah Winfrey
Want to lose some weight and frustrated over past
challenges? Join a registered dietitian/nutritionist
to learn techniques to sustainably lose weight and
keep it off. Classes will include motivational techniques, foods that promote and prevent weight
loss, label reading, menu development, and information on the benefits of maintaining a healthy
weight. Although the topic is weight loss, the focus will be on positive, doable lifestyle changes for
optimal health.
R052
4/13-5/11 M
6-8PM
$89
CTC Rm: 338
S. O’Leary
Reflexology for Health
Reflexology has been used for thousands of
years by different cultures to alleviate many
un-eases and to improve health (in a preventive way) with great results. Let instructor offer
you guidance on how to tap into the wealth and
wisdom of your body to recover from different
setbacks and, with practice, to thrive with age.
Please come with clean feet, and dress comfortably. You might not want to leave the massage
table!
R085
4/14-5/12 Tu
6-8PM
$89
CCE Rm: 214
C. Runde
Deepen your individual relationship with crystals
with a more intensive study and practice using
crystals to manifest the changes you wish to see in
your life. Tap into the secrets that ancient civilizations knew about crystals and using them as tools.
Translate this information into everyday practice
and use this for healing.
R050
4/8-5/6 W
6-8PM
$89
CCE Rm: 207
S. Browning
Learn how to understand, expand and embrace
your natural gifts of feeling other people’s energy,
knowing future or past events, premonitions, being intuitive, psychic as well as how to protect
yourself and use these gifts in a safe positive way.
R051
5/7-6/4 Th
6-8PM
$89
CCE Rm: 207
M. Browning
Discover the
undiscovered!
Creating Online Invitations
Online invitations are not only fun, they are also
more environmentally friendly and affordable
than paper! Leave the cardstock at home and join
us to learn how to create your own personalized
invitations that will be sure to leave an impression
on all of your soon-to-be-guests, using a variety of
online applications that includes Evite, Punchbowl
and Paperless Post.
R115
4/11 Sa
10AM-1PM
$49
CTC 339
D. Andre
Car Maintenance for Women
Learn from women mechanics at Clark’s Automotive Dept. Topics include how to jump start your
car, change a tire, and check tire pressures, fluids,
belts, hoses, etc. “Tour” your car: see the various
components under the car and hood. Discover
how you can get the most out of your experience
as an owner: maintenance (what to do and when),
understanding noises and warning lights, emergencies, and tips on buying a used car. Uses “Association of Women in Automotive” materials.
R072
4/18 Sa
9-11:50AM
$99
JSH Rm: 112
T. Haney
“Dreamscape”
Dream Interpretation
Nothing is as it seems in a dream because dreams
have their own language, which is in the service
of health and wholeness. Engage in supportive
group discussions, practice dream interpretation
techniques and learn what your subconscious is
telling you. Your instructor is a graduate of the
Marin Institute for Projective Dreamwork.
R083
5/13-6/10 W
6-8PM
$89
CCE Rm: 207
C. Johnston
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To Prune or Not to Prune
DIY Guide
Learn techniques for pruning and shaping small
trees, fruit trees, ornamentals, and shrubs. Discover methods to prune plants that bloom and
fruit on spur, spraying for disease control, and
tool adjustment & sharpening. Final class is a field
experience.
R067
4/4-4/18 Sa
9-11:50AM
$99
JSH Rm: 127
T. McConathy
Vegetable Gardening
Now is the time to plan out and plant your own
gorgeous, nutrient-dense veggies! An enthusiastic master gardener will cover a myriad of topics
including organic vs. conventional, raised beds,
choosing plants vs. seeds, heirloom varieties, soil
preparation, fertilizing, spacing, and planting for
a continuous harvest.
R068
4/25-5/9 Sa
9-11:50AM
$89
JSH Rm: 127
T. McConathy
“The nurturing
of your yard and
vegetable garden is an
equation: the more
knowledge and skills
you acquire , the
greater the reward
in both beauty and
yield”.
Instructor -Thom
McConathy
Caring for Northwest Roses
The NW has perfect growing conditions for roses
which are both easy and fickle! Learn about their
history, their structure, how to feed them and how
use them in landscaping. Discover techniques for
year-round care, pruning, and use of sprays or
organic alternatives, including beneficial insects.
Learn what is needed to successfully select and
grow roses. Carpool to Peninsula Park Rose Garden in North Portland for field experience. Bring
brown bag lunch.
R069
5/16 Sa 9AM-2:50PM
$79
JSH Rm: 124
J. Comerada
Fix That Leak!
You can do simple home repairs with guidance
from an expert plumber. Learn what “fix its” are
ones you can do – and when to contact a professional. Learn the tricks of the trade from changing faucet washers, cleaning out drains to repairing toilets. Know the types of pipe and how
those pipes connect
together. Discover
what tools you need
to make these simple
repairs. Beginners
welcome - no experience necessary.
R064 4/4 Sa
9-11:50AM
$59 CTC Rm: 153
C. Kelly
Crash Course
in Financing
a Home
Avoid the common
pitfalls in your home
purchase! Learn
how to get pre-approved with a lender, choose
an agent, and make earnest money deposits.
Discuss the importance of inspections, title issues, and escrow closings. Guest speakers who
provide unbiased and valuable information will
help you determine what you can afford, what
to look for, and how to choose.
R063
4/4-4/18 Sa
9-11:50AM
$79
CCE Rm: 214
D. Breitenstein
Tree Identification and Sketching
@ Clark College
Want to learn how to identify trees using more of
your brain? Learn basic field sketching techniques
to look at tree characteristics so you can remember what you’ve observed. Clark College has 100
varieties of trees with lots of different botanical
traits. Join on an exploration of the campus led
by a horticulturalist and a landscape architect.
Discover tree ID features and capture them in a
sketchbook. Bring a sketchbook to class.
R053
5/9 Sa 1:30-2:50PM
$59
OSC Rm: 204
T. Carper
De-cluttering/Downsizing
Workshop
Are you living amongst the accumulations of a
lifetime? Are you thinking of downsizing but
don’t know where to begin? It’s never too soon
to create a simpler more conscious home environment. Spring is here - change your whole
outlook, refresh and
reenergize. Instructor
is a de-cluttering and
feng shui specialist.
R065 4/14 Tu 6-8PM
$49 CCE Rm: 215
J. Overstreet
Restoring Your
Vintage Home
Join a professional
designer and historian to explore how to
creatively enhance the
beauty and livability
of your period home
while respecting its
history and updating
it for modern living. From researching its history
and architectural style, through making changes
to floor plans, to the all-important finishing
touches like lighting, hardware, doors, windows,
wallpaper, colors and wood finishes, discover
ideas and inspiration for American homes built
between 1870 and 1970.
R066
4/25-5/2 Sa
9-11:50AM
$109
CCE Rm: 208
B. Sullivan
Bicycle Maintenance Basics
for Everyone
Have you ever been on a bike ride when you experience a flat tire or the chain falls off? Learn how
to purchase the right bike for you, plan a route,
carry the right equipment and tools, and maintain and tune-up your bike. Students will have
a chance to bring in their own bike and use the
tools and repair stands provided by the teacher.
Ride on! Ages 13+.
R071 5/9-5/16 Sa 10AM-12:50PM
$79 CTC Rm: 338 C. Stekhuizen
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Check our website at
ecd.clark.edu/about/maps.php
Painting by Mary Anne Harkness
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Spring Break Day Camps for Youth!
Disc Golf
Easy and fun to learn, similar to golf but players
use a flying disc instead. As players progress down
the fairway, the tree, shrub, and terrain changes
provide challenging obstacles for the golfer. The
first class meets at Clark College, the second
and third classes meet at Glenwood Community
Church disc golf course, 12201 NE 72nd Ave,
Vancouver, WA 98686.
R109
4/18-5/2 Sa
1-3PM
$79
CCE Rm: 208
B. Kelly
Cake Decorating for Kids
School’s out for Spring break and the kids are
home. What better way to keep them busy than
learning how to bake and decorate a cake? Youth
ages 8-16 will learn the basics of making a cake
from scratch, making frosting and decorating
a cake. Kids will leave with a small masterpiece
of their own to show off to family and friends.
HANDS ON, Level: Beginning.
R193
4/8 W 9-11:50AM
$45
CTC Rm: 153
M. Newcombe
Birdwatching: Nature Close to Home
Beginning birding enthusiasts will discover the
Steigerwald National Wildlife Refuge in Washougal, a thriving bird habitat where more than 200
species of birds have been recorded. Walk the easy
2.25-mi Gibbons Creek Wildlife Trail, learning
about bird behavior and habitat. Wear walking
shoes and bring binoculars. Meet at the trailhead
kiosk at 8am. Refuge is located at Mile Post 18 off
Hwy 14.
R112
4/25 Sa 8AM-12PM
$49
E. Bjorkman
Minecraft: First Brave Steps
Want to learn all about Minecraft? Our Spring
Break course is designed for youth ages 9 to 12
with little to no experience. Get familiar with the
basics and be ready to take on more advanced
projects. Build, craft, and design various structures and tools and become familiar with the
game. End with a building challenge to demonstrate all the skills you’ve acquired! Must possess
a registered Minecraft account.
R116
4/9 Th
9-11:50AM
$49
CCE Rm: 210
J. Coleman
Basic Bank Fishing for Salmon
Combine hands-on field experience with classroom discussion to learn about bank fishing for
salmon. Topics include timing and sizes of salmon
runs, regulations, and techniques by river and
species. Field trip requires your own transportation. Anglers must provide own rod/reel gear and
a valid WA fishing license with a Columbia River
Salmon/Steelhead endorsement. Age 16+.
4/9-5/7 Th 7-8:30PM AND 5/16 Sa 6AM-12PM.
R110
4/9-5/16 Th, Sa
7-12PM
$119
JSH Rm: 116
T. Hicks
Orienteering for All Ages
Orienteering combines walking with puzzle solving using a map and compass. It’s easy to learn
and offers the spirit of adventure for families! The
course is set up from point to point - you mark
that you were there and then go off to discover
next point. Our course is the whole Clark College
main campus. Learn the rules in a classroom and
then go out trekking! Age 8+. Each person registers separately.
R113
5/2 Sa
10AM-1PM
$35
HHL Rm: 117
V. Church
The world of Minecraft allows users to build
highly complete digital circuits, but without a
starting point these can feel very difficult. Learn
basic building blocks of digital circuits used
and discover to handle power sources, switches,
wires, and logic gates. Students will then design
and build a maze for the other students to attempt to complete. Must possess a registered
Minecraft account. Designed for advanced users
age 9 to 12 - not for beginners.
R117
4/9 Th 1-4:30PM
$49
CCE Rm: 210
J. Coleman
LOOK AHEAD FOR SUMMER
YOUTH ADVENTURES!
Fishing for Newbies
Want to get into the sport of fishing? Begin with
the very basics! Instructor is a pro-angler, who
caught nearly 90 species in Washington and Oregon in 2014. Learn about gear and techniques as
well as some of the local cold-water (trout, salmon, steelhead) and warm-water (catfish, bass, panfish) fishing opportunities available right here in
the Vancouver/Portland metro area.
R111
4/16-4/30 Th
6-7PM
$59
JSH Rm: 116
T. Hicks
Minecraft: Intro to Circuits
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•
•
•
•
More Minecraft!
Art Camp!
Young Writers!
Babysitter Boot camp!
Storytelling and
Creative Writing!
• Cooking Classes for Kids!
Look for Youth Summer Adventures
on our website starting May 1st…
for more information contact Mamta
at mouyoumjian@clark.edu
Register today! • http://ecd.clark.edu • (360) 992-2939
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Watercolor III
Oil Painting Studio
Beginning and advanced students are welcome in
a comprehensive, open studio environment. Lots
of time for connecting with other artists at different skill levels. Includes demonstration, individualized help, critique and instructor feedback. Supply list is on webpage.
No Class 5/25
9401
4/6-6/15 M
10AM-12:50PM
$115
CTC Rm: 331
J. Macca
Watercolor Basics
New and returning students will learn about the
qualities of watercolor paint with step-by-step
instruction. Students will create a work of art using newly acquired techniques of brush strokes,
color blending and texture. Prior experience is not
necessary. Supply list is on webpage.
9406
4/9-6/11 Th
1-3:50PM
$115
CCE Rm: 215
L. Baughman
Using an experimental approach, learn underpainting techniques and beautiful color combinations. Weekly demos and design challenges will
engage your creativity and stretch your imagination in new ways! Prerequisite: Strong skill base.
Supply list is on webpage.
9404
4/7-6/9 Tu
1-3:50PM
$115
CCE Rm: 215
S. Cowan
Watercolor: Aqueous Media
Love the beauty of watercolor but frustrated by its
limitations? Each week’s introduction to acrylics
is followed by demonstrations and activities designed to give the student a sound foundation to
further explore this versatile medium. Supply list
is on webpage.
No class 5/25. Special All Day Workshops – 2
classes: 4/20 & 5/18 9AM - 3:50PM with an
hour lunch break.
9405
4/6-6/1 M
1-3:50PM
$115
CCE Rm: 215
S. Cowan
Mixed Media + Painting Abstractly
Explore and create at your own level at this
open studio. Painting abstractly stimulates experimentation and activation
of your creative, intuitive art talent.
Projects and demonstrations will
explore a variety of water media, methods & surfaces while
focusing on the elements and
composition of abstract art.
Supply list is on webpage.
9430 4/8-4/22 W 9-2:50PM
$58
CTC Rm: 331 K. Sandy
Memoir Writing
Painting Student
Sharon Schwane
Watercolor II
Experiment with watercolor color, texture, movement and design. Weekly demonstrations will
open new pathways of creativity. Nurturing critiques and supportive space will encourage your
growth as an artist. Watercolor foundation recommended. Supply list is on webpage.
9402
4/7-6/9 Tu
9-11:50AM
$115
CCE Rm: 215
S. Cowan
9403
$115
4/9-6/11 Th
CCE Rm: 215
9-11:50AM
L. Baughman
Everyone has a story to tell. Each person’s life
is filled with adventure, mystery, trouble, and triumph. Memoir is a powerful way to demonstrate
the interconnectedness of all human beings. Clark
County’s Poet Laureate will encourage you to begin to see yourself as a part of history, with value
documenting the story of your life.
9408
4/9-6/11 Th
1-3:20PM
$101
CCE Rm: 208
C. Luna
Creative Writing
Join a community of writers. Learn how to get
started writing, mine your memories, create characters, play with words, make ‘em laugh (or cry).
Experiment with fiction, poetry, essay and memoir. Find your voice and put it on the page.
9407
4/10-5/15 F
9:30-11:50AM
$98
CCE Rm: 208
D. Guyol
“To exist is to change , to change is to mature , to mature is
to go on creating oneself endlessly.” -Henri Bergson
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Take Control of Your Health!
Explore alternative, complementary, holistic and
natural medicine, therapies and techniques for
optimal health. Uncover the scientific research
and evidence based studies behind each modality. Weekly guest speakers and your instructors
will provide understanding of treatments beyond what you learn in an office visit.
9419 4/6-5/4 M
1:30-3:20PM
$56 CTC Rm: 338
D. Benedicktus
Boomers
& Seniors:
What Does it
Mean to be
Healthy?
Agility, Mobility and
Tranquility
Photo by Megan Benedicktus
Mature Learning 42nd Anniversary Symposium
Wed, April 1st – 9am – 11:50am Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Marcus Miller National College of Natural Medicine
What does it mean to get healthy and stay healthy for the rest of your life? Our 42nd Anniversary Convocation offers a prescription of knowledge as medicine for restoring and preserving
your health. Learn from local nutritionists, naturopaths, tai chi, yoga, reiki, mind/ body healers
and more, at this fascinating morning program.
9436 $10 4/1W CTC Rm: 144 9-11:50AM D. Benedicktus
World War II/ Part I
Current Issues in Bioethics
Explore pressing bioethics topics, including human research, end of life issues and the medicalization of psychological illness. Bioethics is
concerned with questions of human values such as
the rights to life and health, and the moral validity
of certain developments in technology, medicine, and the health professions. What is society’s
responsibility for its members? Discussion and
diverse viewpoints respected.
9420
4/7-5/5 Tu
1:30-3:20PM
$56
FHL Rm: 126
G. Aidra
The Ottoman Empire
Today’s deadly struggle between a resurgent Islam
and the nominally Christian West is deeply rooted
in the past. Explore the spectacular rise of the Ottoman Turks, whose empire and brutal regime
began in 1299 and lasted until 1923. Spring term’s
focus will culminate in their near conquest of
Austria in 1683.
9421
4/8-5/6 W
1:30-3:20PM
$56
CTC Rm: 338
D. Miller
Beginning with the Spanish Civil War and Japan’s
expanding Empire, explore the cultural and political history of WWII. What was the effect when
Imperial Japan attacked the United States? Explore
the treatment of both Jewish and Japanese-American citizens. How did the various alliances – Allied and Axis, come together? Part I ends in 1943,
with the Soviet Army defeating the German Wermacht at Stalingrad, island hopping in the Pacific.
9422
4/9-5/7 Th
1:30-3:20PM
$56
CTC Rm: 338
J. Cavalli
World War II/ Part II
Part II opens in 1943, continuing to the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany and Imperial
Japan. How did President Truman’s decision to
drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki affect war’s end? Explore the devastation of
post war Europe and Asia, the Final Solution, and
Soviet aggression in Eastern Europe that will lead
to the greatest conflict in our lives, the Cold War.
9423
5/14-6/11 Th
1:30-3:20PM
$56
CTC Rm: 338
J. Cavalli
Ease into aging with an introduction to
movement therapies and body work. Learn
what they are and why they represent the
cutting edge of fitness and exercise as we
age. Find out the types and varieties and how
these are related to a healthy brain! See demonstrations of movement therapies, body work,
yoga, tai chi, and qigong, balance, flexibility and
range of movement preservation.
No class on 5/25.
9425
5/11-6/15 M
1:30-3:20PM
$56
CTC Rm: 338
D. Benedicktus
19th Century Women
in the White House
Examine what we know of a selected set of women
who became First Ladies: Louisa Adams, Rachel
Jackson, the two wives of John Tyler, and Mary
Todd Lincoln. What was life like for 19th century
women? How did beliefs as to women’s proper
role affect them? We often underestimate the
power of those women who endured a world far
tougher and in many ways more demanding than
ours today.
9424
4/10-5/8 F
1:30-3:20PM
$56
FHL Rm: 126
E. Trommald
Vampires + Zombies:
Folklore & Fantasy
The myth of the bloodsucking vampire has stalked
humans from ancient Mesopotamia onward, but it
has differed in the terrifying details. How did we
arrive at the popular image we know, love and fear
today? Dig into the science and superstition using
historical, anthropological and folkloric material. Compare with the myth of zombies, whose
undead corpses trace their roots to Haitian Creole
traditions.
9426
5/12-6/9 Tu
1:30-3:20PM
$56
FHL Rm: 126
J. Moody
Emerging Infectious Diseases
Epidemiology and microbiology are the basis for
understanding and studying emerging disease
and epidemics, whether local or global. Diseases
such as norovirus, influenza, and pertusssis will
be investigated, as well as the present and looming
Ebola virus. Myths will be debunked, and the true
nature, study and history of emerging disease will
be uncovered.
9427
5/13-6/10 W
1:30-3:20PM
$56
CTC Rm: 338
T. Anderson
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Qigong
Siddhartha Creates Buddhism
Explore the three most sacred scriptures of Hinduism and attempt to discover the words and
voices that drove the Buddha to leave Hinduism
and create Buddhism. Understand how Hinduism failed his sensitivity and personal goals. What
were the other aspects of his native religion that
drove the Buddha away? What needed to be different for this important man? Look at these questions and more.
9428
5/15-6/12 F
1:30-3:20PM
$56
SHL Rm: 0216
W. Coddington-
Volcanoes of the Northwest
Learn how all volcanoes have been formed and
the processes of volcanic action. Scientifically
identify volcanic forms, processes and the associated hazards. Discover Northwest common volcanic forms: Mountains Baker, St. Helens, Rainier,
Adams, Hood, Bachelor, Jefferson, Three Sisters,
Thielsen and Sand Mt. Yellowstone. Learn about
the formation of Indian Heaven, Washington Broken Top, Newberry, Crater Lake and McKenzie
Pass.
9429
4/7-5/5 Tu
6:30-8:20PM
$56
CTC Rm: 338
S. Carlson
Qigong, “working with energy,” includes tai chi
and takes many forms. Find physical and whole
body balance through simple and natural postures, breathing, and movements that are easy
to learn. Breath-with-movement exercises will
quicken and expand vision, balance and stamina.
Instructor will modify to fit individual abilities.
No experience needed. Wear loose, comfortable
clothing.
Class held at Hazel Dell Grange: 7509 NE Hazel
Dell Ave.
9411
4/7-6/11 Tu, Th
9:30-10:20AM
$79
Rm: HDG
K. LaBriere
Intermediate Tai Chi
Gently guided movements are introduced, practiced and reviewed, with emphasis on mindfulness
and health benefits. Learn traditional Yang style
in a personal and easy to learn way. Instructor will
personalize for student’s physical limitations. Prior
tai chi experience is suggested.
Class held at Hazel Dell Grange: 7509 NE Hazel
Dell Ave.
9412
4/7-6/11 Tu, Th
10:30-11:20AM
$79
Rm: HDG
K. LaBriere
Yoga I
Use physical poses to explore the body as means
to feel inwardly, to discover where you are strong,
tight, weak, or dull. Relieve stress and prevent falls
by incorporating balance, strength, and flexibility.
Focus is on breathing and relaxation. Wear loose,
comfortable clothing and bring a mat.
9413
4/7-6/11 Tu, Th
1-1:50PM
$79
CTC Rm: 110
S. Fleming
Intro to Macintosh
If you are you new to Mac - or if you have had
your Mac for a while, and still feel overwhelmed
by it - this class is for you! Learn the very basics of
operating your Mac and its core controls. Develop
a good understanding of Finder and explore the
built-in apps, including Mail, Safari, Contacts,
Calendar. Older versions of OS X will not apply
closely. Feel free to bring your own MacBook to
class, please no iMacs, minis or Pros.
Four week class.
9434
4/7-4/28 Tu
9:30-11:50AM
$79
AA4 Rm: 102
G. Hays
Intro to iPad & iPhone
Do you want to learn the very basics of how to
operate your iPhone or iPad? We will start with
powering it on, getting familiar with its controls
and using its basic functions. Explore how to operate the included apps as well as how to search
for and add apps. Learn many useful and fun
tricks and tips.
Four week class.
9433
4/7-4/28 Tu
1-3:20PM
$79
AA4 Rm: 205B
G. Hays
Yoga II
Cultivate a deeper mind-body connection through
relaxation, breathing techniques and the calm,
graceful movements of Tai Chi and Qigong in a
combined practice class. Ten to fifteen minutes of
warm-up and stretching exercises are combined
with learning the basic movements of the Yang 24
form. Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
No class on 5/25
9409
4/6-6/15 M, W, F 9-9:50AM
$115
CTC Rm: 110
A. Fetyko
For those who have had some Yoga,
use physical poses to relieve stress
and prevent falls by incorporating
balance, strength, and flexibility.
Focus is on breathing and relaxation. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a mat.
Prerequisite: Yoga I or prior
experience.
9414
4/7-6/11 Tu, Th
3-3:50PM
$79
CTC Rm:110
S. Fleming
Beginning Tai Chi
Pilates
Tai Chi & Qigong For Life
Naturally improve balance, flexibility, blood pressure, bone density, breathing and harmony of
mind and body through calm, graceful movements called forms, all performed in a relaxed
manner. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Open
to new and returning students. Your instructor
will personalize for student’s physical limitations.
Class held at Hazel Dell Grange: 7509 NE Hazel
Dell Ave.
9410
4/7-6/11 Tu, Th
8:30-9:20AM
$79
Rm: HDG
K. LaBriere
Pilates is a form of exercise
emphasizing the balanced development of the body through
core strength, flexibility, and
awareness supporting efficient,
graceful movements. All exercises
can be modified for a safe and challenging workout at any level.
9415 4/7-6/11 Tu, Th
2-2:50PM
$79
CTC Rm: 110
S. Fleming
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Intro to iPad & iPhone
Learn the basics of how to operate your iPhone or
iPad. Start from the beginning, including powering it on, getting familiar with its controls and
using its basic functions. Explore how to adjust to
your liking, operate the built-in apps and how to
search for and add apps. Bring fully charged iPad
or iPhone to class. Purchase textbook at the Clark
College Bookstore prior to first class.
R121
4/6-4/27 M
6:30-9PM
$79
CCE Rm: 207
G. Hays
Just Got a Mac: Basics I
InDesign: Basics
InDesign, the industry standard for book and
catalog design, and InDesign CC (Creative Cloud)
book publishing application by Adobe. In combination with Adobe Photoshop for image editing,
InDesign is a powerful tool for any designer trying to advance in the publishing industry. In this
workshop not only will students have a hands on
approach to learn the program for print but they
will also have an overview of electronic publishing
for smart media.
R125
4/14-5/12 Tu
6-9PM
$149
AA4 Rm: 102
D. Arcos
InDesign: Advanced
Advanced InDesign with (DPS) is designed to
move your business from print to digital layout
output. This workshop is designed to teach the inner workings of publishing and designing in the
era of tablets and smart phones. Create news letters and eMagazines with fully interactive layouts.
Whether you have a working knowledge of InDesign or need to update your skills with advanced
InDesign Digital Publishing Systems, this workshop is a step beyond basic knowledge. Prerequisite InDesign Basics or experience with InDesign.
R126
5/19-6/16 Tu
6-9PM
$149
AA4 Rm: 102
D. Arcos
Photoshop I: Beginning
For home use or work, Photoshop is the industry
standard for professional photo editing, graphic
design, and digital imaging. This beginning course
allows users to manipulate, crop, resize, and correct color on digital photos. Learn the basics of
Photoshop as you navigate the program with minimal training. See how to save work for both print
and web display. Pre-requisite: Moderate computer skills. Class will be using CS6. Age 16+.
R129
4/23-5/14 Th
6-9PM
$99
AA4 Rm: 102
V. Darling
Gain the confidence you need by learning the basics about your Mac computer. Practice new Mac
skills with our patient and knowledgeable instructor. You’ll leave the class knowing basic computer
terminology such as OS X interface or Mac operating system. Bring flash drive to class. Class held
on Main Campus. Minimal computer experience
helpful.
R133
4/22-5/6 W
6-9PM
$79
AA4 Rm: 102
G. Stasiuk
Photoshop II: Intermediate
Increase your knowledge and advance your production techniques with Adobe Photoshop. You’ll
explore and implement digital imaging theory
and processes. Techniques will be explained and
demonstrated, and you will be given the opportunity to practice. Prerequisite: Photoshop I or
familiarity with using Photoshop.
R130
5/28-6/18 Th
6-9PM
$99
AA4 Rm: 102
V. Darling
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom® I:
Image Editing Workflow
Discover why Lightroom has become an essential
workflow tool for many photographers. Organize,
process, and show your work with ease. Explore
importing and cataloging as well as processing to
bring out their potential. If you have Lightroom
installed on your laptop, feel free to bring it to
class. Bring a flash drive to class.
R131
4/13-4/27 M
6-9PM
$79
AA4 Rm: 102
G. Stasiuk
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom® II:
Image Output Workflow
Just Got A Mac: Basics II
Leave this class with hands-on experience setting
up your Mac according to your preferences. Let
Garry assist you in building confidence by demonstrating some troubleshooting skills so you feel
in charge of your computer. Prerequisite Mac Part
I class or 3+ months of Mac and mouse experience. Bring flash drive to class.
No Class on 5/20
R134
5/13-6/3 W
6-9PM
$79
AA4 Rm: 102
G. Stasiuk
Hidden Features of Your Mac
Move your iPhoto and iTunes library to an external drive. Discover what to do when your Mac
slows down. Garry will demonstrate useful tips
including turning on X-ray folders, or a universal color picker, clean up your Mac, and many
other how to’s. Prerequisite: Must have basic Mac
knowledge or have taken “Just Got a MAC” class.
Instructor will not be able to instruct on basic
computer usage. Bring a flash drive to class.
R135
6/8-6/22 M
6-9PM
$79
AA4 Rm: 102
G. Stasiuk
Let this second Lightroom class demonstrate to
you how to develop tools including toning, touchup tools and sharpening/noise. Garry will demonstrate various applications such as local editing
with the adjustment brush panel, editing with
Smart Objects and how to Softproof your images
for print and the web. If you have Lightroom installed on your laptop, feel free to bring it to class.
Bring flash drive to class.
R132
5/4-5/18 M
6-9PM
$79
AA4 Rm: 102
G. Stasiuk
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Excel I Fast Track
Introduction to Personal
Computers: Basics I
Create a foundation by learning basic skills. Learn
to create, save and open simple documents and
files. Let our instructor Terry help you feel comfortable with practice, repetition and clear understandable instructions. Don’t be afraid to ask lots
questions. Consider enrolling in Part II for next
steps.
R122
4/13 M 9AM-12PM
$49
CTC Rm: 339
T. Hannan
Introduction to Personal
Computers: Basics II
Be more productive; make folders, move and organize files, and find lost files. Discover keyboard
shortcuts, basic computer maintenance and new
Windows skills. Learn to create in basic Word.
Pre-requisite: Basic computer skills or Computer
Basics I.
R123
4/20-4/27 M
9AM-12PM
$65
CTC Rm: 339
T. Hannan
When time is limited - learn the Excel basics in
just one day! Discover how to create, modify, format, use formulas, work with multiple worksheets
and enhance them by using templates. Class uses
Excel 2013. Prior experience Beginning Windows.
Bring 1 GB USB Flash Drive. Purchase textbook
at the Clark College Bookstore. One hour lunch
break.
R139
6/6 Sa 9AM-4PM
$119
CTC Rm: 339
G. White
Explore beginning features of Access such as how
to structure data in a database, and how to create tables, forms and queries. Prior experience
Beginning Windows. Bring a flash drive to class.
Purchase textbook at the Clark College Bookstore
prior to class.
R140
6/2-6/16 Tu
6-9PM
$109
CCE Rm: 210
C. Pedersen
Intermediate Excel 2013
Become more skillful with Microsoft Excel 2013
through use of in-class practice, functional exercises, and skill reinforcement. Create functional
workbooks that properly use features of Excel
software. Prior experience Beginning Windows.
Purchase textbook at the Clark College Bookstore.
R138
5/5-5/26 Tu
6-9PM
$119
CTC Rm: 339
C. Pedersen
Easily connect with children, grandchildren,
friends, and family. This 2-day beginner’s class is
a fun, hands-on approach to learning key features
that will allow you to participate in the conversation and be smart about protecting your private
information. Bring your login/email address and
password to class.
R120
4/9-4/16 Th
6-9PM
$69
CCE Rm: 210
V. Darling
Learn how to build a website, fast and efficiently or upgrade your current website to the new
web standards. If you are new to web design this
course will help you understand the concepts behind and technologies involved in creating and
maintaining an interactive web stand. Upgrading
to HTML5 and CSS3 not only guarantees a consistent look across browsers but also makes your
website less bulky in code and faster to upgrade.
R127
4/18-5/16 Sa
9AM-12PM
$149
CTC Rm: 339
D. Arcos
Beginning Word 2013
Gain an understanding of the principles of Excel
2013. Learn how to create, modify, format and
print worksheets and work with basic formulas
and functions. Prior experience Beginning Windows. Purchase textbook at the Clark College
Bookstore prior to class. Bring flash drive to class.
R136
4/8-4/29 W
6-9PM
$119
CTC Rm: 339
G. White
Facebook® for Boomers and Everybody Else!
Website Design with HTML5 and
CSS3
Spend 2 half days learning shortcuts and how to
customize Windows, the most common operating
system. Purchase textbook at the Clark College
Bookstore prior to class. Suggested Prerequisite:
familiarity with computers.
R124
5/4-5/11 M
9AM-1PM
$99
CTC Rm: 339
T. Hannan
Beginning Excel 2013
Learn the basic skills needed to operate android
smartphones. Understand your home screen and
customize the look and feel. Know how to adjust
your settings and what they do. Overview of the
Google application features that come with smartphones with android operating system.
R128
5/7 Th
6-9PM
$59
CCE Rm: 214
C. Jackson
Beginning Access 2013
Beginning Windows 7 in 2 Half Days
Learn how to create, edit and save documents, as
well as format and replace text. Try this popular,
easy-to-use word processing program for work
or home. Class uses Word 2013. Prior experience
Beginning Windows. Bring a flash drive to class.
Purchase textbook at the Clark College Bookstore
prior to class.
R137
5/6-5/27 W
6-9PM
$119
CTC Rm: 339
G. White
Intro to Android Smartphones
Take Control of Technology
Introduction to Outlook 2013
Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 2013 gets students up and running quickly working with messages, calendars, and contacts. Learn the basics of
email management and understand your inbox
better. This class will provide classroom lecture
and hands-on experience. Meets in a computer lab
equipped with a Microsoft Outlook 2013 Server.
No email needed- students will receive an Outlook account to use in the computer lab.
R178
4/22 W 1-5PM
$79
CCE Rm: 210
C. Jackson
Intermediate Outlook 2013
Take your Microsoft Outlook experience to the
next level. Learn advanced features in this lecture
and hands on course. Maximize your calendar,
set tasks, and use categories and rules. Meets in a
computer lab equipped with a Microsoft Outlook
2013 Server. No email needed- students will receive an Outlook account to use in the computer
lab.
R179
4/29 W 1-5PM
$79
CCE Rm: 210
C. Jackson
Introduction to WordPress
Create interactive websites using WordPress, a
Content Management System (CMS). Install and
modify templates, organize, and create a blog.
This class requires the purchase of a domain name
and web hosting. Preferred host Fat Cow (fatcow.
com). Fat Cow has an introductory price for students and excellent customer support.
R141
4/27-5/18 M
5:30-7:30PM
$129
CTC Rm: 339
C. Geraci
Intermediate WordPress
This follow-up class to Introduction to WordPress
will apply ways to integrate graphics and video to
create a professional and interactive website. Prerequisite: Introduction to WordPress. This class
requires the purchase of a domain name and web
hosting. The preferred host is Fat cow (fatcow.
com). Fat Cow has an introductory price for students and excellent customer support.
R142
6/1-6/22 M
5:30-7:30PM
$129
CTC Rm: 339
C. Geraci
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The ABCs of Accounting
The ABCs of Accounting provides a concise accounting course for students with a need to understand basic accounting principles. This class
is the perfect accompaniment for anyone taking
a computerized accounting course - and for others needing a basic understanding of accounting
principles. No accounting background required.
Purchase textbook at the Clark College Bookstore
prior to class.
R144
4/14-5/19 Tu
6:30-9:30PM
$219
CCE Rm: 210
Y. King
QuickBooks I
Learn to use QuickBooks to set up or more effectively manage your company accounting system.
Properly set up your data file, invoice services and
products, manage bank accounts, pay bills and
record credit card transactions. Learn tips, tricks
and shortcuts. Purchase textbook at the Clark
College Bookstore prior to class. Prerequisite: basic accounting concepts and experience using the
Windows operating system.`
R145
5/6-5/27 W
6:30-9:30PM
$215
CCE Rm: 210
Y. King
QuickBooks II
Expand your knowledge in accounting. This class
covers estimating, time tracking, job costing, sales
tax, plus how to self-audit your books and prepare
them for your accountant. Purchase the textbook
at the Clark College Bookstore prior to class. Prerequisite: QuickBooks I or instructor consent.
R146
6/3-6/17 W
6:30-9:30PM
$215
CCE Rm: 210
Y. King
Instructor
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acey aught
Social Media for Business
Most business websites have Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other social media icons
visible on their homepage. They have accounts
established, but why? What are they doing with
them? How are they using them to build their
business? Find out how to create good social media accounts, which social media channels are
best for your business, how to run successful campaigns, and how to use advertisements on these
channels to increase your business following, and
ultimately your bottom line.
R151
4/20-5/11 M
6-8PM
$99
CCE Rm: 210
L. Faught
Advanced SEO &
Internet Marketing
Expand your experience and understanding of
SEO internet marketing. Learn how to research
important keywords and competitors, apply proper on-site SEO techniques, write good blog posts,
write press releases, optimize directory listings,
and use social media to bring traffic. Put what
you learn into practice, and receive feedback from
the class and the instructor. Prerequisite Business
SEO & Internet Marketing or Instructor consent.
R149
5/14-6/11 Th
6-8PM
$99
CTC Rm: 339
L. Faught
Business SEO &
Internet Marketing
Search Engine Optimization and Internet
Marketing are critical for successful marketing. Learn basic techniques and how to apply
them. Identify program success with reliable
measures.
R148
4/16-5/7 Th
6-8PM
$99
CTC Rm: 339
L. Faught
Business Blogging
Learn the basics of writing great business
blogs, optimizing them with good SEO techniques, and how and where to distribute them
to bring in more traffic.
R150
6/2-6/23 Tu
6-8PM
$99
CTC Rm: 339
L. Faught
Learning Accounting w/QuickBooks
Gain basic accounting concepts and apply them to
your business using QuickBooks. In this class you
will learn how to record and keep track of your
money through accounting software, generate
reports, and use accounting information to make
sound decisions. No prior QuickBooks experience
required.
R143
4/28 Tu 9AM-12PM
$79
CCE Rm: 210
J. Harte
Trouble Shooting QuickBooks for
Small Business
QuickBooks is a multifaceted accounting program
with numerous ways to approach functions within
the program and countless report options. Most
issues that arise in QuickBooks have solutions that
have been found through a collaborative effort
between experienced QuickBooks users. This class
is an interactive, discussion based atmosphere designed to assist QuickBook users in finding solutions to problems within their company financial
data. This course is not intended for beginning
QuickBooks users. Students must have prior
QuickBooks knowledge and experience.
R147
4/11-4/25 Sa
9AM-1PM
$129
CCE Rm: 210
S. Linn
Giving Back - Not For Profit
Companies - Accounting
So You Want to Start a Business
There is a lot to consider when thinking about
starting a business. The key to a smooth start and
later success is the right set up from the beginning. Getting the facts in an understandable, practical and accurate way can be challenging. This
course is designed to look at everything a business
owner needs to begin from entity declaration to
accounting software.
R152
6/6-6/13 Sa
9AM-1PM
$99
CCE Rm: 210
S. Linn
Giving Back- Not for Profit
Companies - Start Up
All the ins and outs about starting a non-profit organization including initial application to the IRS
to obtain the 501(c)3 status, developing a board,
understanding mission and vision statements and
the overall concepts of developing a non-profit
organization.
R153
4/15 W 6-9PM
$49
CCE Rm: 210
S. Linn
How to properly account and budget for nonprofits using accounting programs such as Quickbooks. Delving deep into fundraising, contribution and grant acquisition accounting as well as
in-kind and volunteer management and expense
classifications.
R154
4/22-4/29 W
6-9PM
$79
CCE Rm: 210
S. Linn
Essential Success Strategies for
Marketing Your Small Business
Perfect for small business professionals who have
what it takes to succeed but still don’t have the
clients or success that is desired. Walk away with
a unique four-step marketing model for success,
how to identify your ideal client, what to say to
them and where to connect with them, plus five
marketing strategies every business owner must
know. This class will provide actionable tips and
information that can be applied right away.
R155
4/30 Th 6-8PM
$39
CCE Rm: 214
E. Shine
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Introduction to Project Management
“Every job is a selfportrait of the person
who did it. Autograph your work with
excellence .”
- Jessica Guidobono
Coaching People to Their Potential
Strengthen your leadership abilities as you develop your coaching skills. With the proper tools,
you can motivate others, enhance productivity,
and reduce friction as you help people maximize
their potential.
R156
4/21 Tu 9AM-12PM
$59
CCE Rm: 207
J. Blackwood
Regardless of your position in an organization,
good project management skills are essential. Everyone leads projects of some type, and the principles are the same for all projects - big or small.
Learn the different steps in a project’s life cycle
and the keys to leading and managing a successful project. How to manage “scope creep” and how
to use structured tools such as activity diagrams,
project plans, charters, and GANTT charts will
also be covered.
R180
8 hour Course
$225
Online
Fundamentals of
Project Management
Online
Only about one-quarter of all business projects are
successful. The discipline of Project Management
aims to improve those dismal results with a
systematic approach to the unique tasks that
abound in an enterprise. Learn world-recognized
methodologies used to produce more successful
projects.
R181 32 hour Course
$375 Online
Successfully Leading Change
We live in an ever-changing world, and in order to
grow, we need to continue to adapt and change as
well. This class will discuss the role leaders must
take within the change process, the importance of
involving others in creating and implementing the
change plan, how to approach and mitigate resistance, and the value of building a shared commitment to the new focus and goals.
R157
5/5 Tu 9AM-12PM
$59
CCE Rm: 207
J. Blackwood
Foundations of Supervision
This class will help you improve working relationships, enhance productivity and motivate others
while reducing friction in your work place. You
will learn how clear and direct communication
with your team inspires and empowers their participation in achieving organizational success.
You will leave the class with a clear understanding
of the importance of leadership and why focusing
on human interaction and reaction and not just
action makes a difference.
R158
5/12 Tu
9AM-1PM
$79
CCE Rm: 207
J. Blackwood
Basic Sales Techniques
Whether you are looking for a particular selling
philosophy to strengthen your personal technique
or you want to understand the sales process and
how sales professionals approach their jobs, Basic
Sales Techniques will provide you with this information. From Zig Ziggler and Dale Carnegie to
the most popular techniques of the new millennium, Basic Sales Techniques will help you understand not only why we do what we do, but how
to recognize these techniques and how they have
impacted our daily lives.
R159
4/13-4/20 M
8AM-5PM
$149
CCE Rm: 207
S. Dick
Getting a Job in the 21st Century
Learn strategies, tips, and tricks for navigating the
Portland/Vancouver job market. You will uncover
tools that you can use to find out which jobs are
right for you, how to overcome skill gaps, and
where jobs are listed. Take in conjunction with the
Crafting a Successful Resume course to provide
you with all the tools to land your next job or even
your dream career.
R176
4/23 Th
6-8PM
$39
CCE Rm: 207
C. Chapin
Crafting a Successful Resume
Recent Grad? Transitioning to a new career?
Seeking employment? Learn how to make your
resume shine and get you that all-important interview. Learn the different types of resumes that
can be used and how to get yours noticed. You’ll
discover what to include and what to leave off
your resume. The last part of class will be open
for individual questions. If you would like, bring a
copy of your resume in hard copy or on your laptop to review.
R177
4/30 Th
6-8PM
$39
CCE Rm: 207
C. Chapin
Business Writing
Flagging Certification
Taught by Rich Bunker, Master Instructor, for
American Traffic Safety Services Association
(ATSSA), learn professional flagging techniques
and proper work zone set-up in accordance with
standards and guidelines of the Federal Manual
on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).
Upon successful completion, receive both ATSSA
& Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) flagger cards valid for 3 years. Fee
includes textbook and ID cards. 18+
Students must bring valid photo ID to class.
R170
4/11 Sa
8AM-5PM
$99
CCE Rm: 207
R. Bunker
R171
$99
5/2 Sa CCE Rm: 207
8AM-5PM
R. Bunker
R172
$99
6/6 Sa CCE Rm: 207
8AM-5PM
R. Bunker
Polishing Your Presentation Skills
Would you be surprised to know that most people
have a greater fear of public speaking than they
do of death? This class will focus on the details of
how to deliver an effective presentation while providing you with skills and abilities to help you feel
more comfortable and confident whenever you
stand before an audience of any size. Our discussion will include information on how to cope with
the jitters, controlling your body language and
vocal inflection, the value of silence, the benefit of
involving your audience, how to deal with questions and interruptions, and most importantly,
have fun!
R175
5/19 Tu
9AM-1PM
$79
CCE Rm: 214
J. Blackwood
Writing skills are essential in the workplace. This
course is designed to help you improve your business writing skills and learn to effectively create
letters, memos, e-mails, and other written documents. Identify simple ways to make your writing
look professional and establish credibility. Work
with sample documents as well as your own documents and practice your writing skills in class. Instructor will provide hands-on learning.
R173
5/1 F
9AM-3:30PM
$129
CTC Rm: 339
D. Jack
Skills for Effective Negotiation
To negotiate means to find a mutually acceptable
solution to a problem. We negotiate in many different situations, whether it is at home, with family members, or at work, with colleagues and supervisors. Developing your negotiation skills will
help you address problems, resolve conflict, and
preserve relationships in all areas of your life.
R174
4/28 Tu 9AM-12PM
$59
CCE Rm: 207
J. Blackwood
Talk to your employer
about tuition
reimbursement. We can bill
your company directly.
To register or for questions
call 360-992-2939.
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CPR/AED & First Aid
for the Layperson
Adult, Child & Infant CPR + AED training, relief
of choking. Basic First Aid for medical emergencies; illness & injury emergencies; environmental emergencies; emotional considerations. Upon
completion you will receive a 2 year certification
card that follows the American Heart Association
guidelines.
R167
4/25 Sa 9AM-1PM
$80
CCE Rm: 214
M. Kruse
BLS (Basic Life Support)
for Healthcare Providers
DSHS Dementia Care
Specialty Training
Enroll in basic training for managers and caregivers working with dementia patients. The
DSHS-approved Certification curriculum (July
2007) covers communications, behaviors, hallucinations and delusions, medications, and the
activities of daily living (ADLs).
R163
5/29 F
8AM-5PM
$95
CCE Rm: 207
S. Potts
Manager Training
Return within 1 week of taking the class to
take the Manager’s exam and receive your
certificate.
R168
5/29 F
8AM-5PM
$120
CCE Rm: 207
S. Potts
DSHS Mental Health
Specialty Training
Get an introduction to the most common
psychiatric disorders recognized in the elderly. Course includes a review of symptoms,
treatment options, care-giving considerations,
communication skills, multicultural considerations, resident rights, and caregiver self-care.
R164
5/30 Sa 8AM-5PM
$95
CCE Rm: 207
S. Potts
Manager Training
Return within 1 week of taking the class to take
the Manager’s exam and receive your certificate.
R169
5/30 Sa 8AM-5PM
$120
CCE Rm: 207
S. Potts
Adult, Child & Infant CPR + AED training, bagmask techniques, rescue breathing, and relief of
choking. Upon completion of this course you will
receive a 2 year certification card that follows the
American Heart Association guidelines.
R166
6/6 Sa 9AM-12PM
$70
CCE Rm: 208
M. Kruse
Adult Family Home (AFH)
Orientation Class
This one day class provides an overview of the
AFH program and expectations of the AFH licensee in providing care and services to the residents in a licensed home setting as well as a brief
overview of the process prospective providers will
follow in obtaining an AFH license. This class is
one of the requirements (see Washington Administrative Code [WAC] 388-76-10060) applicants
need to meet prior to turning in the application
for licensure. Students will receive a certificate after completing the class; this certificate is valid for
one calendar year from the date of attendance.
R160
4/7 Tu 9AM-4:30PM
$29
CCE Rm: 207
R161
$29
6/2 Tu CCE Rm: 207
9AM-4:30PM
48 Hour Adult Family Home
Administrator Course
This course meets the Washington State 48 hour
education requirement for Adult Family Home
providers. This training is required for those who
wish to become licensed as Adult Family Home
(AFH) providers. This course introduces
students to the concepts and principles of
management; it covers the roles and responsibilities of a licensed provider, the
licensing process, business operations
of the home, staff management, resident care issues and resident rights.
Students must demonstrate proficiency in English, reading, writing,
and math. Computer skills helpful.
R162 5/1-5/16 F, Sa 8AM-5:30PM
$650
CCE Rm: 210 S. Potts
DSHS Nurse Delegation
Specialty Training
Earn a certificate of completion in the Nurse
Delegation Program and perform tasks normally
administered by licensed Registered Nurses
(RNs). Completion of this course allows qualified Nursing Assistants and caregivers to administer to their clients in less costly community or
home-based settings.
R165
5/13 W 8AM-5PM
$95
CCE Rm: 208
C. Crites
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Parking Information for CCE Downtown Location
Parking Info:
All parking at the Columbia Bank Building is metered by the City of Vancouver. The cost to park is $0.50 an hour and the meters
only accept coins, no debit cards. Metered parking is located on level 1 (90 min, 3 hour and 5 hour spots) and on the east side of
level 3 (5 hour spots). There is an elevator in the NW corner of the parking garage to
access the top level of the garage where the entrance to CCE offices are located.
Other Lots Nearby:
o On-street metered parking can be accessed all around the Columbia Bank building
(pay stations and meters).
o Long term parking is available at Vancouver Center Garage on 6th & Washington
Street just two blocks away.
o This lot contains 10 hour options that can be paid using coins or debit or credit
cards at a pay station. (You get receipt and place it on your side window)
o Long term parking at Riverview Tower Garage at 9th & Columbia
o Free parking for 1 and 2 hr. times is available at Evergreen and Broadway at the public library
Refund
Policy
Refunds must be requested at least five business days prior to the first class date.
There will be a 10% handling charge for all refund requests, unless otherwise noted within the course description.
Refunds for events for which we must purchase tickets in advance cannot be made fewer than 28 days prior to departure.
A “combo” class combining several courses at a reduced rate will be regarded as one course. Refunds for a combo course must
be submitted at least 5 business days prior to the first class date of the combo. There are no partial refunds given for “combo”
classes once the first class has begun.
If a class is cancelled, all participants will receive a full refund in the same manner in which they paid. Please be aware that
refunds can take up to 30 days to be processed from the date the class is cancelled.
Policies & Disclaimers
Changes/Closures:
Due to circumstances beyond our control, locations and times may be changed during the quarter. If we cannot contact you by phone or mail, we will post the correct
information at the class location listed in this publication.
Disability Support Services:
Clark and DSS are committed to assuring Clark College, its services, programs, and activities are accessible to individuals with disabilities. DSS assures nondiscrimination
on the basis of disability. Through DSS, qualified persons with disabilities can address their concerns regarding attitudinal or procedural barriers, as well as any need for
academic adjustments or auxiliary aids. Call 360-992-2314 or 360-991-0901 (video phone).
Disclaimers
This class schedule is published for information purpose only. Although every effort is made to ensure accuracy at the time of publication, this class schedule shall not
be construed to be an irrevocable contract between the student and Clark College. The College reserves the right to make any changes in the content and provisions
of this class schedule without notice and reserves the right to cancel classes and to change class fees, instructors, or meeting dates/times at any time. Many classes
require a minimum enrollment of 15. Early enrollment is encouraged to prevent class cancellation. If a class in which you are enrolled is cancelled, contact Registration
at (360) 992-2939 to assist in selecting a suitable alternative.
Inclement Weather
Your safety is our first concern; in the event of inclement weather please use your best judgment in deciding to attend classes. If inclement weather is anticipated
the main page of the Clark College website www.clark.edu will be updated with closures. Economic & Community Development (ECD) follows the College’s inclement
weather decisions for classes and events on the College’s main campus, Columbia Tech Center (CTC) and Corporate Education Building in downtown Vancouver. For
classes or events at non-College facilities students will be contacted by (ECD) staff if classes or events are cancelled.
today!
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