1. finance
2. grants, scholarships and financial aid
3. financial aid

2015 Winter
CCC Schedule
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CCC Highlights
FAFSA Lab. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3
Registration Times & Dates. . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8
Para información en español . . . . . . . . Page 12
Community Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 90
To the Community
3 convenient campuses
Oregon City
19600 Molalla Ave.
Oregon City, OR 97045
On Nov. 4, voters in the college district approved a $90 million
bond measure that will pave the way for updating, modernizing and
improving college facilities. This bond measure will fulfill business and
community members' expectations for training and education.
Passage of the bond will also enable us to secure $16 million in state
matching funds to construct facilities that meet the needs of today’s
career technical fields and build a workforce development center at our
Harmony Community Campus. We will also raise at least $5 million in
private donations to support the bond proceeds.
To those of you who gave of your time and energy to support the
bond, I extend a special thank you.
I am thankful that our bond measure received wide support among
the leaders in the county, cities, chambers and newspapers in the
region. Education and training are important to and valued by all. But
most of all, I am thankful to the members of our community for their
investment in CCC.
Moving forward, we will work diligently to ensure that CCC uses
these resources wisely. We will mark our 50th year of service in less than
two years. Because of your support, CCC will be well positioned to serve
the community for the next 50 years.
Wilsonville
29353 Town Center Loop E
Wilsonville, OR 97070
Harmony
7738 S.E. Harmony Road
Milwaukie, OR 97222
Contents
GetTing started. . . . . . . . . . . .
6
Resources and information for
current and returning CCC students
REgistration Resources . . . . 7-9
Registration resources and
helpful information
myclackamas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Your online fast track to registration,
payment, grades and more.
Financial Matters. . . . . . . . . . 10
Tuition and fees, payment options,
financial aid, scholarships and more.
Si Habla EspañoL . . . . . . . . . . . 12
President Joanne Truesdell
CCC, Class of 1982
Para más información sobre clases de
inglés y otros materias, servicios ver pág 8.
Course Listings. . . . . . . . . . 21-89
From A to Z: credit and non-credit
courses offered this term.
community Education . . . . . . 90
where to call. . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
For updated information, please see www.clackamas.edu/bondinformation
Information
503-594-6000
www.clackamas.edu
“CCC Schedule, Vol. 27, No. 2” is published quarterly by Clackamas
Community College, 19600 Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon 97045.
Periodical postage paid at Oregon City, OR.
POSTMASTER:
Send address changes to “CCC Schedule” at
19600 Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon
97045-7998.
FAFSA Lab Makes Financial Aid Easy
FAFSA Lab
Roger Rook 133
Mon-Thurs, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
When Clackamas Community College surveyed the community and students
in 2013, finances emerged as the single greatest barrier to college for both
new and returning students. CCC is taking steps to provide greater support to
students as they work through the complex financial aid process.
In September, Clackamas opened its FAFSA Lab, designed to provide handson assistance to help current and prospective students, as well as members of
the community, navigate the financial aid and scholarship process. FAFSA is
the acronym for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Completing the
FAFSA application is the first step in securing federal financial aid, grants, work
study and student loans.
Research indicates that there are a variety of factors that can create serious
obstacles for community college students beginning the financial aid process.
These include technology barriers, lack of information and cultural differences.
“Students who have the greatest need for financial aid are less likely to
successfully complete the process,” said Tara Sprehe, associate dean for Student
and Enrollment Services at CCC. If you are a first-generation college student,
low income or returning to college after 20 years, understanding and applying
for financial aid can be daunting.
"We want to demystify and remove those barriers," said Sprehe. "We want to
offer the space and staff to help people complete the steps to receiving financial
assistance and find success in college."
The FAFSA Lab at CCC will offer one-on-one advising for
anyone in Clackamas County, not just CCC students.
The FAFSA Lab is located in Roger Rook 133. It is open from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. Monday-Thursdays.
For more information, contact finaid@clackamas.edu or call 503-594-6100.
free
and open
to students and
the general public
on a walk-in basis.
Staffed by CCC Financial
Aid Professionals.
Services provided at
the FAFSA lab:
New FAFSA applications
or renewals
Federal PIN application
New email access
Adding school codes
Completing master
promissory note (MPN)
Completing entrance and
exit counseling
Accessing and completing
financial aid documents
General advising
about financial aid and
scholarships
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From Active Combat
to Sustainable Farming,
Veteran Grows New Career at CCC
How does an Iraq war veteran recovering from injuries grow a new, sustainable
career? For Paris Rabidoux, it is with help from CCC’s horticulture program and the
Military Families Scholarship Endowment.
During his senior year of high school in Petaluma, Calif., Paris enlisted in the U.S.
Marine Corps. His unit deployed to Iraq in 2008 where he served on a security task
force. On patrol one evening, his vehicle was hit with an improvised explosive device.
Paris suffered from a concussion, perforated eardrums, hearing loss, memory
loss, auditory and cognitive processing disorders, as well as neck, spine and hip
displacements. At age 20, he was diagnosed with Traumatic Brain Injury. He
underwent months of treatment and rehabilitation.
Upon his honorable release from active duty, Paris faced a tough choice: What’s
next? At Ventura College in California, he learned about Ground Operation, a program
that focuses on putting combat veterans into organic farming careers. Paris was
inspired. This was the beginning of new career path for him.
Paris moved to Oregon and learned about Clackamas. He enrolled and applied for
Apply for a CCC
scholarship!
Need help paying
for school? Open
enrollment for CCC
scholarships begins
January 1, and you
can apply online. For
more information, go
to www.clackamas.
edu/Scholarships/,
email scholarships@
clackamas.edu or call
the Office of Financial
Aid at 503-594-6100.
scholarships. He was awarded the Military Families Scholarship Endowment and is now working toward
a degree in horticulture and urban agriculture. His favorite CCC class is Food Harvest.
Paris plans to continue his education for a bachelor’s degree in agriculture. His dream is to one day
operate a small, sustainable homestead with his wife.
With help from CCC and scholarships, Paris is on his way to growing a new career.
To learn more about the CCC Foundation, please visit give.clackamas.edu.
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For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Index
General Information
Academic Regulations . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Adding & Dropping Classes. . . . . . . . . 125
Bookstore. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Campus Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
Clackamas in Your Community. . . . . . . .17
CCC Harmony Campus. . . . . . . . . . . . 17
CCC Wilsonville Campus. . . . . . . . . . . 20
CCC Extensions in Canby . . . . . . . . . . 20
Community Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Dates to Remember/Calendar . . . . . . . . . 6
Distance Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Online. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Hybrid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Faculty Advisors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130
Final Exam Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Getting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Graduation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Hours
CCC Oregon City Campus. . . . . . . . .128
CCC Harmony Campus. . . . . . . . . . . . 17
CCC Wilsonville Campus. . . . . . . . . . . 20
Payment Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Quick Entry Registration Form . . . . . . . . . 9
Registration Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8
Si habla español. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
Tuition & Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Veterans Education & Training Center . . 13
Web Registration Tips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Where to Call. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131
Workforce Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Course Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-89
Adult Basic Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
American Sign Language. . . . . . . . . . . .
Anatomy & Physiology. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Anthropology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Arts & Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Astronomy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Auto Body/Refinishing/Repair . . . . . . . .
Automotive Service Technology. . . . . . .
Biology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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27
Business Development Center . . . . . . . . 29
Business Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Career Planning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Career Planning: Life & Career Options. 32
Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Citizenship. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Clinical Lab Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
College Success . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Collision Repair/Refinishing . . . . . . . . . . 34
Communication Studies. . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Computer-Aided Drafting Technology. . 36
Computer Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Cooperative Work Experience. . . . . . . . . 39
Cooperative Work Experience Seminar. . 42
Criminal Justice/Corrections. . . . . . . . . . 42
Dental Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Digital Media Communications . . . . . . . 43
Early Childhood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Economics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Electronics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Emergency Medical Technology. . . . . . . 46
Energy Resource Management. . . . . . . . 46
Engineering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
English as a Second Language . . . . . . . . 47
English Literature/Composition . . . . . . . 50
Environmental Education. . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Environmental Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Environmental Safety & Health. . . . . . . .51
Family Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Fire Science (Wildland). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Food & Nutrition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
French. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Gardening (see Horticulture)
GED-General Education Development . . 53
General Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Geographic Information Systems (GIS). . 53
Geography. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Geology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
German. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Gerontology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
Greenhouse (see Horticulture)
Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Healthcare Professional Development. . . 56
High School Diploma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Horticulture/Landscape/
Urban Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Human Development & Leadership. . . . 59
Humanities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Human Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Integrated Science Inquiry (see Arts &
Science)
Journalism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Landscape (see Horticulture/Landscape/
Urban Agriculture)
Manufacturing Engineering Technology. 61
Manufacturing Technology . . . . . . . . . . 61
Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Media Studies (see Digital Multimedia
Communications)
Medical Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Microbiology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Microelectronics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Music. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Music Lessons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Nursery (see Horticulture)
Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Philosophy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Physical Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Physics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Political Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Psychology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Reading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Religious Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Renewable Energy Technology. . . . . . . . 79
Sign Language. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Small Business Classes/Workshops
(see Business Development Center)
Social Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Sociology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Spanish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Speech (see Communication Studies)
Theatre Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Transportation and Logistics. . . . . . . . . . 82
Urban Agriculture (see Horticulture/
Landscape/Urban Agriculture)
Utility Workforce Training. . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Water and Environment Technology. . . . 83
Welding Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Women’s Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
World Languages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Writing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Zoology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
College closure information located on p. 129.
Non-Discrimination
Clackamas Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin/ancestry,
disability, family relationship or any other protected status in accordance with applicable law. The college’s commitment to nondiscrimination applies to
curriculum activity and all aspects of operation of the college.
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Important Dates to Remember
$
Financial Aid: All required
CCC financial aid
documentation due to
ensure funding for term
WINTER TERM
2015
SPRING TERM
2015
SUMMER Term
2015
Sept. 29
Jan. 5
March 30
Nov. 18
Feb. 24
May 12
New student advising
sessions begin
Nov. 18
Feb. 24
May 12
Jan. 5
March 30
June 22
Jan. 11
Sunday, 5 pm
April 5
Sunday, 5 pm
June 28
Sunday, 5 pm
Last day to pay tuition
before $30 deferred
payment fee is assessed
Jan.16
April 10
July 6
Last day to add classes
without $50 late
registration fee
Jan.16
April 10
July 6
Last day to add/drop
a class with a Refund
(see p. 10 for more info.)
Jan.16
April 10
July 6
Last day to add classes
without instructor consent
$
$
$
MON. 3/16 WED. 3/18
7:45 or 8 a.m.
8-10 a.m.
9 a.m.
10 or 10:15 a.m.
10 a.m.-noon
11 or 11:30 a.m.
noon or 12:45 p.m. noon-2 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
2-4 p.m.
3 or 3:15 p.m.
4 or 5 p.m.
4-6 p.m.
T/TH TUES. 3/17
7:30 or 8 a.m.
9 a.m.
10 or 10:30 a.m.
1 p.m.
2:30 or 3 p.m.
4 or 5 p.m.
Conflicts
8-10 a.m.
10 a.m.-noon
noon-2 p.m.
2-4 p.m.
4-6 p.m.
see instructor
4-6 p.m.
8-10 a.m.
10 a.m.-noon
noon-2 p.m.
2-4 p.m.
Last day to drop classes
and not receive a grade
Feb. 13
May 8
July 31
1. Examinations will be held in the regular
classroom unless otherwise assigned by the
instructor. If you have any questions about the
schedule, check with your instructor.
Last day to submit petition for
graduation
Feb. 13
May 8
July 31
2. Evening classes starting 6 p.m. or later will have
exams at the regular class meeting time during
final exam week.
Account balance due.
$75 non-payment fee
applied if not paid.
Feb. 13
May 8
July 31
Memorial Day
May 25
College closed
each Friday of
Summer term
Independence
Day
July 2
Labor Day
September 7
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Holidays and campus closures Martin Luther King
Jr. Observance
Jan. 19
President’s Day
Feb. 16
Skills Contest
No classes before
4 pm Oregon City
campus only
Feb. 26
Finals week*
Last day of term
Commencement
GED & Adult High School
Diploma
College Certificate &
Degree
March 16-21
June 8-13
See class syllabus
March 21
June 13
September 5
June 11, 2015
June 12, 2015
June 11, 2015
June 12, 2015
June 9, 2016
June 10, 2016
Deadlines are the end of the business day unless otherwise noted.
All calendar dates are subject to change without prior notice.
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Class Day &Exam Day & Time
Start Time
M/W or M/W/F
Registration Begins
Classes begin
Final Exam Schedule
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
3. Classes which meet at 7 a.m. (or other hours not
listed) may schedule the final exam during the
“CONFLICTS” time on the schedule or at any
other time that does not conflict with the regular
exam schedule.
4. Saturday classes will hold final exams on the last
Saturday of their scheduled meeting time. Final
exams will be given in their regular classrooms.
5. Final examinations take place the last week of
each term. You must take finals at the scheduled
time; exceptions will be made only for illness or
other circumstances beyond your control, and
must be approved by your instructor prior to
scheduled exam time.
The information in this schedule reflects
current programs, requirements, and
costs. These are all subject to change,
and Clackamas Community College
reserves the right to make any necessary
revisions in the information contained
here without prior notice.
Get Started at CCC!
Como Inscribirse - http://www.clackamas.edu/Como_Inscribirse.aspx
New Student? Start here.
If you are a new student with no previous CCC credits,
including credits earned in high school, workshops or trainings,
follow these 6 steps to get started at Clackamas. For more
information visit www.clackamas.edu/Admissions_Aid.aspx.
Our Admissions Welcome Center is here
to help you get started!
Call: 503-594-3284 or Email: welcome@clackamas.edu
1 APPLY TO CCC
Go to www.clackamas.edu/Admissions_Aid.aspx to apply
online or request an application. Email admissions@clackamas.
edu if you have any questions.
2
APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID (if applicable)
Apply online every year for financial aid at www.FAFSA.ed.gov
(beginning January 1st).
3 SUBMIT ANY PREVIOUS COLLEGE WORK
(if applicable)
CCC accepts transfer credits from regionally accredited
institutions.
You may be able to apply these credits toward a CCC
degree or certificate. Submit your official transcripts to the
Registration and Records office and check your myClackamas
student email account for further instructions.
4 LOG IN TO MYCLACKAMAS
Instructions will be sent to the email account (gmail, yahoo,
etc.) you provided on your admission application. See p.8 for
more information.
5 DETERMINE COURSE PLACEMENT
Looking for a Quick Entry
Registration Form? You’ll find
it on p. 9 of the Schedule
of Classes.
Returning CCC Student? Start here.
If you have taken classes or workshops at CCC within
the last three years there’s no need to reapply for
admission! You’re ready to register for classes online through
myClackamas.
1
2
3
4
5
NOTIFY ENROLLMENT SERVICES if you’ve
changed your major/program of study, address, or
phone number by emailing registration@clackamas.edu
or visiting the Enrollment Services Center at any of our
three campuses.
CLEAR OUTSTANDING DEBT or prior term
balances at any CCC Enrollment Services Center.
REVIEW YOUR EDUCATION PLAN with an
academic advisor.
REGISTER FOR CLASSES online through
myClackamas — http://my.clackamas.edu. You can also
register by mail, fax or in person at any of our three
campuses. Registration forms are available at www.
clackamas.edu/forms.
PAY YOUR TUITION AND FEES online or in
person. Tuition rates, payment, and important dates can
be found on p. 6-11 in this Schedule of Classes.
Don’t forget!
• Visit www.clackamas.edu/im_registered_whats_next.
aspx for your next steps after registration!
• Visit www.clackamas.edu/placement_testing.aspx
for Placement Assessment information.
OR
• To determine if you can use your ACT/SAT scores
(minimum scores required), visit www.clackamas.edu/
placement_testing.aspx and click on ‘Do I need to take
a placement assessment?’.
• Apply for CCC Scholarships! Apply online beginning
January 1 (due April 30): www.clackamas.edu/
scholarships.
OR
• Bring in transcripts from another college to an
academic advisor.
• Veterans and Military Dependents: Visit www.
clackamas.edu/Veterans/ for VA Educational benefits
information.
6 ATTEND
A NEW STUDENT ADVISING SESSION
& REGISTER FOR CLASSES
Visit www.clackamas.edu/New_Student_Advising.aspx for
current session availability. Bring your CCC student ID number
and a copy of your placement results.
• Get your student ID card at any of our three
campuses.
• Information about dates, policies and academic
regulations is available at www.clackamas.edu or
the Enrollment Services Center at any of our three
campuses.
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Money, registration and myClackamas–
what you need to know!
College Services Fee
Registration
A non-refundable $20 per term fee will be applied to students
taking credit courses. The College Services Fee covers the cost
of various services including graduation, parking, a shuttle,
testing and transcripts. The fee is applied at the time of
registration for students registering for one or more credits.
Registration is based on the number of completed credits at
CCC (credits completed at other colleges are not counted for
registration purposes). Courses in progress during the current
term do not count toward this total. Registration is done online
(myClackamas), in person, or by mail/fax. Registration times:
Refunds
Date
Time
If you stop going to class and you don’t officially drop the
classes from your schedule, you will be held academically and
financially responsible.
80+
Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014
8:00am
60-79
Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014
Noon
See p.10 for important information about Financial Aid and
refund deadlines.
40-59
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014
8:00am
30-39
Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2014
Noon
20-29
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2014
8:00am
6-19
Thursday, Nov. 20, 2014
Noon
1-5
Friday, Nov. 21, 2014
8:00am
Open Registration
Friday, Nov. 21, 2014
Noon
myClackamas
myClackamas is your portal to all things CCC. This secure site
allows you to check your CCC assigned email, register and
pay for classes, access financial aid documents and more.
After you are admitted to CCC, an email with your new
CCC student email address and instructions for logging into
myClackamas will be sent to the secondary email account
(gmail, yahoo, etc.) you provided on your admission
application.
If you applied for admission and:
•
don’t know your CCC email address, go to myClackamas
(https://my.clackamas.edu) and choose “Forgot your
email address?”
•
don’t know your password, go to myClackamas (https://
my.clackamas.edu) and choose “Forgot Password?”
Follow the directions provided.
•
still need help with this process, go to myClackamas
(https://my.clackamas.edu) and click the help button or
call 503-594-6100.
If you are a current CCC student and:
•
don’t have a CCC email address:
– Contact Enrollment Services at registrar@clackamas.
edu and provide a secondary email account (gmail,
yahoo, etc.). An email with instructions for logging
into myClackamas will be sent to that account.
•
are experiencing problems logging into your
myClackamas account:
– Contact Enrollment Services at 503-594-6100.
NOTE: Your CCC email account is the primary method of
communication between you and the College. Be sure to
check your email at least twice a week through myClackamas.
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Credits
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Note: If you miss your registration window, you are able to
register any time after that.
2014-15 Changes:
Tuition
• Out-of-state and international student tuition was increased
by $8 resulting in a $257 per credit rate.
Clackamas Community College offers a variety of continuing education courses,
workshops, seminars and trainings both as credit and non-credit opportunities.
The Quick Entry Registration form on this page is for students who are not planning to
pursue a degree or certificate or are registering for less than 6 credits and are looking for
opportunities to advance their knowledge or skill set.
If you are planning to register for Community Education courses, please refer to the page following
the Course Listing in this Schedule of Classes for more information and registration form.
Quick Entry Registration Form 2014 -2015
Social Security Number_________________________________Student ID#_______________Birthdate_______________Today’s Date_______________
Name_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Last
First
Middle
Previous names
Mailing address_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Street
City
State County
Zip
Telephone___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Home
Work
Non CCC email address_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
High school attended_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Name
Gender Male Ethnicity Not Hispanic or Latino
Residency/Student Type (Required for tuition purposes)
In State (US citizen or permanent resident of Oregon, CA, ID, WA,
or NV 90 days prior to first day of class.)
California
Yes
No Name of School _______________________________________
Please tell us the MAIN reason that you are attending CCC
American Indian/Alaska Native Asian Black or African
American Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander White
Washington
Graduation Date
Previous College Attendance
Female
Hispanic or Latino Race (Choose all that apply) Oregon
Location
Idaho
Nevada
Out of State (US citizen and permanent resident outside of
Oregon, CA, ID, WA, NV)
Foreign Person Info If you are an international student (F-1 Visa),
you must submit an international student application.
Immigrant Refugee Other
Country of Citizenship _____________________________________
Intended Academic Program
(choose one)
To graduate with a degree or certificate and transfer to a four year college
To graduate with a degree or certificate and become employed in my field
To transfer without a degree at CCC
To get a better job after taking classes
To take job related, or job required classes
To finish high school
To prepare for the GED Exam
To learn English
To improve my reading, writing or math skills
To explore my career and my education options
To take classes just for fun
Other_______________________________________________________
SUMMER
WINTER
FALL
SPRING
Your Social Security Number
(SSN) is legally required if you
plan to apply for financial aid
or loans. IRS regulations require
that you furnish an SSN or Tax
Identification Number (TIN)
so that it may be included on
the 1098-T information return
filed by the college if you are
eligible for some tax credits.
The College will use your SSN
for keeping records, doing
research, aggregate reporting,
extending your credit and
collecting debts. Providing your
SSN means that you consent
to the use of the number in
the manner described. Your
SSN will not be given to the
general public and, as you will
be issued a separate student
ID, will not be used as your
primary ID. Please note that
per OAR 589-004-0400, if you
choose not to provide your
SSN, you will not be denied any
rights as a student.
Program Code/Title ________________________________________
Crs. Reg.#
.
Section No./Course Title
.
FAX to: 503-722-5864 or
Mail to: Enrollment Services
Clackamas Community College
19600 Molalla Avenue
Oregon City, OR97045-7998
Credits/CEU
.
Time
M T W Th F S Room
. .
Start Date
.
Crs. Fee/Tuition
.
A registration confirmation will not be mailed.
Please verify your enrollment by going to
cougartrax@clackamas.edu
Clackamas Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin/ancestry, disability, family relationship or any other protected
status in accordance with applicable law. The College’s commitment to nondiscrimination applies to curriculum activity and all aspects of operation of the College.
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Financial Matters
How much will I owe?
How do I pay?
Tuition and Fees
Pay Now: Payment is due at the time of registration. You can
pay in person with cash or a local, bank-imprinted check, for the
amount due. You can make credit card payments in person or
online using Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express.
Tuition and fee rates are subject to change without prior notice.
Tuition
Type
Rate
Comment
In-state
$84
per credit
Applies to U.S. citizens or immigrants with
a residency status (90 days at that address
prior to the start of the term) in Oregon,
Idaho, California, Nevada and Washington.
$257
per credit
Applies to international students and
students residing in states which do not
border Oregon.
Out-of-state
Fee Type
Rate
Comment
General
Student and
Technology
Fee
$6.50
per credit
Supports many CCC student activities
including athletics, child care, instructional
technology and student government.
College Services
Fee
$20
per term
(nonrefundable)
Non-refundable. Applies to credit courses
only. The College Services Fee covers
the cost of various services including
graduation, parking, a shuttle, testing and
transcripts.
Deferred
Payment Fee
$30
per term
Applied after the second week of the term
if a balance is owed to the college.
Late
Registration Fee
$50
per class
Applied to all courses in which registration
occurs after the course has begun. Only 11
week courses have a grace period. See p.6
for deadlines.
Non-Payment
Fee
$75
per term
NonRefundable
Third Party
Billing Fee
$15
Assessed on any student account where
CCC is billing an outside business/
organization for tuition and charges.
Returned Bank
Item
$25
each item
Fee for checks returned for nonsufficient
funds.
Course Fees
Varies
Applied after the sixth week of the term if
a balance is owed to the college.
Certain classes have special fees in addition
to tuition and the general fee. These are
listed in the “Course Fee” column in the
credit course listing in the Schedule of
Classes.
Want your refund
deposited directly into your bank account?
Click on Payment Information in myClackamas then
myProfile. Enter your bank account information.
This includes financial aid and emergency
loan checks.
Visit the CCC Bookstore online for
information about textbook costs.
http://www.cccbooks.com/Home.aspx
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Pay Later*: Payment is due Jan. 16. Accounts with a balance after
Jan. 16 will be charged a $30 deferred payment fee.
Deferred Payment: Account balances must be paid by Feb. 13 or
you will be charged a non-payment fee of $75 and a hold will be
put on your account that will prevent future registration.
*Pay Later Conditions: You must be 18 years of age, owe a
balance of at least $100, and cannot have an existing balance
from a previous term or owe a financial aid repayment. If
these conditions do not apply, payment is due at the time of
registration.
How do I get a refund?
CCC provides full refunds if you drop your classes on time. We
do not provide partial refunds. To receive a full refund YOU must
drop your classes:
• During the first 2 weeks of the class for classes meeting 5 weeks
or more
• During the first week of the class for classes meeting 3-4 weeks
• Before the class begins for classes meeting 2 weeks or less
To view the complete refund policy, please go to
www.clackamas.edu
How can I get financial help?
Getting Started with Financial Aid is as easy as 1-2-3!
1.Apply to CCC and log into your myClackamas account
(instructions are emailed to you).
2.Complete the FAFSA at www.fafsa.gov and return all documents
requested on your myClackamas account.
3.Register for classes. Accept or reject your award letter online.
Note: Financial Aid can take up to 12 weeks to process so plan
ahead! All CCC required documentation must be submitted by
these dates to ensure funding for the term:
Spring term 2015: January 5, 2015
Summer term 2015: March 30, 2015
What if I still have questions?
• Email us at finaid@clackamas.edu
• Drop-in Hours Roger Rook Hall: M-F, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
& 2-4 p.m.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Registration and important information You need to know this!
Very Important
Registration Information
With college comes more choice, freedom and
responsibility. Here are some highlights of important
information for successful college students.
• Avoid the $50 late registration fee!
If you add a course after it has started you will be
charged a late registration fee of $50. Only 11 week
courses have a grace period. See p.6 for deadlines.
To avoid this fee, make sure you are registered for
all of your courses in a timely manner.
• Check your schedule on myClackamas both after you
register and the first day of the term (your class location may have changed). If you want to add, drop, or
change a class, be certain that you make these changes
through myClackamas or Enrollment Services and that
the changes are reflected on your schedule.
• To receive a refund for a full-term course, be sure to
drop it by the end of the second week. For classes that
do not meet the entire term (e.g., weekend courses,
short courses, etc.), it is important to refer to the refund
schedule online at www.clackamas.edu or on the
Financial Matters page in this Schedule of Classes.
• Avoid non-payment fees by making payments
according to the payment plan policy.
(See preceding page for more information.)
• Be a more informed and successful student:
Read the Academic Regulations after the course
listings in this Schedule of Classes.
• Ask questions!If you are uncertain about something, ask
your instructor or a staff member. They can help you
get the answer.
Academic Calendar–Clackamas Community College operates
on the quarter system. Each of our terms are eleven weeks in
length with many courses being offered in a condensed and/or
standard term format. Be sure to check the Schedule of Classes
for individual class meeting times.
Corequisite–A corequisite is a second, related course in which
a student must be simultaneously enrolled in addition to the
primary course.
Course Pre-requisites–Some CCC courses have pre-requisite
requirements. You will be required to meet these prior to
enrolling.
Grades–Grade options generally include A, B, C, D, F, P/N
(Pass, No Pass), or X (Audit). Be sure to select the grade option
you want at the time of registration by selecting: Register Pass/
Fail for P/N or Audit for all classes you wish to audit.
Registration and Transcript Holds–Students who have not
met their financial obligations to the college may have restrictions placed on their ability to register for future terms and/or
have official transcripts released.
Ordering Transcripts–Official transcripts (record of your
classes, grades earned and degrees awarded) are available
upon request. Unofficial transcripts are available via
myClackamas. Order transcripts online via myClackamas
(myCougartrax), or www.getmytranscript.com. For more
information call our transcript request line at 503-594-6102.
Student Rights & Responsibilities–When you enroll at
Clackamas Community College you assume certain rights and
responsibilities as a student that relate to your educational
record, academic performance and individual conduct.
These are stated in the Student Handbookwww.clackamas.edu/documents/handbook.pdf
Student Photo ID Cards–Cards are available at an Enrollment
Services Center and are necessary for library checkout, access
to computer/tutorial labs and admission to college events.
Picture ID and current enrollment are required. There is
a $10 replacement fee for stolen or lost ID cards.
Graduation
Petition to Graduate
In order to be evaluated for a certificate or degree from
CCC, students must fill out a “Petition for Graduation”
and submit it to the Enrollment Services Center at the
Oregon City campus.
Please refer to graduation information via the Web for
filing deadlines. Questions regarding this process may be
directed to 503-594-6100 or registrar@clackamas.edu.
Graduation Ceremonies
The GED/Adult High School Diploma graduation ceremony will take place Thursday, June 11, 2015 and the
certificate and degree graduation ceremony will be held
Friday evening, June 12, 2015. Information for both
ceremonies will be available on the CCC website in early
spring. For questions related to the ceremony, contact
the Instructional Services office at 503-594-3022.
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Si habla español
Como Comenzar
Getting Started
Es muy fácil... Sólo necesita contactar a la persona indicada de
acuerdo al curso o programa deseado. El proceso de inscripción es sencillo y con la ayuda de su contacto podrá ingresar
a las clases con éxito.
Getting started at CCC is easy! Just contact the person listed
with the course or program you are interested in. The registration process is simple and with our help you will be able to
successfully enroll in classes.
Existe la posibilidad de ayuda financiera y planes de pago
para aquellas personas que deseen tomar clases con créditos.
Algunas limitaciones pueden ser aplicadas. El departamento
de ayuda financiera se encuentra en el edificio Rook Hall.
Financial Aid help may be available to students who qualify
and payment plans are offered for students planning to take
credit classes. Certain limitations may apply. The Financial Aid
Department is located in Rook Hall.
Contamos con consejeros bilingües (inglés y español) para
los alumnos que necesiten asesoría académica para ingresar
a programas específicos. El departamento de orientación académica se encuentra en el edificio Community Center.
We have bilingual academic advisors (English and Spanish) in
the Student Success Center for those students who would like
information about enrolling in specific programs. Academic
advisors are located in the Community Center building.
Matrícula para alumnos de ESL
ESL Registration
Debe hacer una cita. Para las clases diurnas en Oregon City,
llame al número 503-594-3234. Para clases nocturnas en
Harmony Center, llame al 503-594-0638. Para clases nocturnas en Canby o Molalla, llame al 503-594-3234. Refiérase a la
páginas 49-52 para el horario de clases.
Make an appointment. For day classes in Oregon City,
call 503-594-3234; for evening classes at Harmony Center,
503-594-0638, noon-8 p.m. Monday-Thursday. For Canby
or Molalla night classes, call 503-594-3234. See p. 49-52 for
class listing.
Cursos en español
Courses Taught in Spanish
CCC ofrece los siguientes cursos en español. Estos cursos
aparecen en la sección de cursos acreditados, en las páginas
21-92, marcadas con ESPAÑOL en la columna izquierda.
CCC offers the following courses taught in Spanish. These
classes are noted in the credit course listing, p. 21-92, with
ESPAÑOL in the left column.
GED-011
GED 049
SBM-006 HOR-009 GED-011
GED 049
SBM-006 HOR-009 GED EN ESPANOL, 0 CREDIT
Latino GED y Habilidades para la Vida, 0 CREDIT
PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT, ESPAñOL
Leyes de plaguicidas & seguridad, 2 CEU, ESPAñOL
GED EN ESPANOL, 0 CREDIT
Latino GED and life skills, 0 CREDIT
PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT, ESPAñOL
PESTICIDE LAWS/SAFETY, SPANISH, 2 CEU, ESPAñOL
Contact Information:
Advising Services...................................................................503-594-3475
Career Center........................................................................503-594-6001
Computer Classes................... Instructor Adriana Aristizabal, 503-594-3916
Counseling Services............................. Guadalupe Martinez, 503-594-3185
Disability Resource Center......................................................503-594-6357
English as a Second Language................. Nena Monterroza, 503-594-3234
Spanish GED............................................... Camilo Sanchez, 503-594-3029
Student and Academic Support Services................................503-594-3444
Testing & Assessment............................................................503-594-3283
Veteran’s Center....................................................................503-594-3438
Workforce Services...........................................Irene Carrillo, 503-594-3433
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For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Veterans Services
Veterans Education and Training Center
CCC Oregon City Campus, Community Center Room 100
503-594-3438
vetinfo@clackamas.edu
http://depts.clackamas.edu/veterans
The Veteran Education and Training Center is a service of
Clackamas Community College dedicated in gratitude to providing hospitality, advocacy, and the highest quality of service
to all Veterans. The VET Center’s staff goal is to support every
Veteran’s transition from warrior to student to graduate and
finally to working professional. The VET Center will ensure
every individual Veteran’s unique needs are met. Clackamas
Community College recognizes and honors the Military
Veterans of our community and their families. Please allow us
the honor and privilege to serve you!
The college provides a wide range of services for Veterans
which include:
• Information about benefits
• Education and career information
• Assistance with getting started and being successful
• Referrals to additional resources
• Assistance with necessary paperwork
• VA enrollment and progress certification
• Student Veterans Club
• Veterans Events
• Transition Assistance Workshops
• Veterans Book Share
• Veterans Text Book Grants
• Military Families Scholarship Endowment
• VA Work study
The regulations and requirements associated with providing
and receiving the variety of veteran benefits are numerous
and complex. We can help you understand your benefits and
the process of accessing them. Please come see us soon and
often to be informed and ensure you remain in compliance.
Army Strong Community Center
CCC Oregon City Campus
503-594-6215
The Army Strong Community Center (ASCC) is located in the
Community Center on the CCC Oregon City campus. Newly
opened in May 2011, our center is exciting news, being the
first ASCC to be located west of the Mississippi River as well
as at a community college. The ASCC is a virtual installation designed to provide support close to home. As a service
member, retiree, veteran or family member, you can make
use of resources and responsive services at the same level of
access you would expect to find on a military installation.The
ASCC staff has developed a network of government, veteran
and social service resources and they know how to weave
them together to maximize results for every Military Family
that has presented a question or concern and works together
for a successful resolution.
Workforce Services
Skill up for jobs of the future! WorkSource
Clackamas is preparing Oregonians for jobs
in healthcare, manufacturing, high tech, green
technologies and more!
Job Search and Training Help
Are you looking for a job?
Do you need to upgrade your skills to get a better job?
Interested in working and learning on the job (OJT)?
WorkSource Clackamas has no-cost career advancement
services which can
• help you update your skills
• sharpen your job search expertise
• access jobs in high-growth careers
Take the next step! Contact our Career Specialists to learn
more about our incredible career workshops and services.
Contact us at 503-594-6246 or visit us on the Web at
www.worksourceclackamas.org
Consult the Experts!
NO-COST Career Workshops
at WorkSource Clackamas
506 High Street, Oregon City 97045
Our Career Specialists are experts in job search strategies. Join a workshop to practice innovative techniques to find
employers, develop a resume, improve networking, interview
better, and improve your job search.
Visit www.worksourceclackamas.org or call to learn more about
the NO COST workshops. Call 971-673-6400. Reservations
required.
Building Skills and Growing Businesses!
Sponsored by the Workforce Investment Council of Clackamas
County www.wicco.org
WorkSource Oregon is an equal opportunity employer/program.
WorkSource Oregon es un programa/empleador que respeta la
igualdad de oportunidades.
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Distance Learning
There are many alternatives to on-campus courses that
allow busy students to pursue their educational goals. These
courses may involve the use of computers, video, voice mail,
email and the Internet. Some of these courses may require
orientation, class meetings, lab work and testing to be done
on campus. You may contact the course instructor for more
information about specific on-campus activity requirements.
Interested in Distance Learning?
Visit Distance Learning on the Web at
http://online.clackamas.edu for information about:
• Course Offerings
• Computer Requirements
• Technical Skills Needed
• How to Get Started
• Moodle Workshops for Students
Online Courses
Online courses take place over the Internet, allowing students
to complete their assignments, work cooperatively with other
students, and take quizzes and exams without having to
come to campus. Some online courses may require exams
to be taken on campus or in a proctored setting. You may
contact the course instructor for information about exam
requirements.
HYbrid Courses
Hybrid courses describe a format that combines face-to-face
classroom instruction with computer-based learning. Hybrid
courses combine instructional time spent in the classroom
with online time. The result is a course that offers the student
the high-touch aspects of face-to-face time in the classroom
with the anytime/anywhere high-tech online course learning
opportunities. The Hybrid format reduces the amount of time
the student needs to be on campus. Hybrid courses are identified in the quarterly Schedule of Classes by the term HYBRID
and also the icon HYB.
Technical Skills Required
Complete course information available in Credit
Course Listing, p. 21-89. Indicated with: WEB
Business
BA-101-07
BA-104-02
BA-111-02
BA-119-01
BA-120-01
BA-131-05
BA-131-06
BA-131-07
BA-156-01
BA-177-01
BA-205-02
BA-206-01
BA-208-01
BA-211-03
BA-212-03
BA-213-01
BA-214-01
BA-216-01
BA-218-01
BA-222-01
BA-223-02
BA-226-02
BA-227-01
BA-251-01
BA-285-02
BT-177-01
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS, 4 CREDITS
BUSINESS MATH, 3 CREDITS
GENERAL ACCOUNTING I, 4 CREDITS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, 2 CREDITS
PROJECT MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
BUSINESS FORECASTING, 3 CREDITS
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING, 3 CREDITS
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS WITH TECHNOLOGY,
4 CREDITS
MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS, 4 CREDITS
EMPLOYEE AND LABOR RELATIONS, 4 CREDITS
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I, 4 CREDITS
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II, 4 CREDITS
DECISION MAKING WITH ACCOUNTING
INFORMATION, 4 CREDITS
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, 3 CREDITS
COST ACCOUNTING, 3 CREDITS
PERSONAL FINANCE, 4 CREDITS
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING, 4 CREDITS
BUSINESS LAW I, 4 CREDITS
BUSINESS LAW II, 4 CREDITS
SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS
HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS, 4 CREDITS
MICROSOFT PROJECT, 3 CREDITS
Career Planning
HD-140-01
HD-185-01
HD-186-01
CAREER EXPLORATION, 3 CREDITS
PRIOR LEARNING PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT I,
1 credit
A DIGITAL YOU-BUILDING AN E-PORTFOLIO, 3 CREDITS
College Success
EL-103-05
HD-147-01
LIB-101-01
TAKING EFFECTIVE NOTES, 1 credit
DECISION MAKING, 1 credit
INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY RESEARCH, 1 credit
To participate in an online course, students should have working knowledge of word processing software, Internet and
email use and Moodle software.
Communication Studies
Get Started in Distance Learning
Computer Science
Instructions for getting started in a Distance Learning class
can be found at http://online.clackamas.edu
questions about distance learning?
•
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Online Courses — Winter Term 2015
Call 503-594-6310
Email online@clackamas.edu
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
COMM-212-01 MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY, 4 CREDITS
COMM-218-01 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION, 4 CREDITS
CS-120-30
CS-120-31
CS-125H-30
CS-135S-30
CS-135W-30
CS-179-30
SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
HTML & WEB SITE DESIGN, 3 CREDITS
MICROSOFT EXCEL, 3 CREDITS
MICROSOFT WORD, 3 CREDITS
NETWORKING I, 3 CREDITS
Coooperative Work Experience
CWE-281-06
COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE SEMINAR I, 0 CREDITS
Education
ECE-142-01
ED-100-02
ED-169-01
ED-200-01
ED-229-01
ED-254-01
ED-258-01
MEDIA, TECHNOLOGY AND THE INFLUENCES ON CHILD
DEVELOPMENT, 1 credit
INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS
OVERVIEW OF STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS,
3 CREDITS
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS
LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS
INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES FOR DUAL LANGUAGE
LEARNERS, 3 CREDITS
MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS
Electronics & Microelectronics
SM-136-01
SM-160-01
PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY, 2 CREDITS
SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESSING II, 2 CREDITS
Engineering
MET-112-01
INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
CAREERS, 2 CREDITS
English
ENG-204-01
SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, PART 1, 4 CREDITS
MUS-105-01
MUS-141-01
MUS-206-02
PHL-101-02
PS-204-01
PSY-110-01
SOC-204-02
SOC-205-03
SSC-160-01
SSC-160-02
MUSIC APPRECIATION, 3 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO THE MUSIC BUSINESS, 3 CREDITS
MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF ROCK, 4 CREDITS
PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS, 4 CREDITS
PSYCHOLOGY: AN OVERVIEW, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
SOCIAL STRATIFICATION & SOCIAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS
FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS
FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS
Mathematics
MTH-060-10
MTH-065-10
MTH-095-10
MTH-111-10
MTH-243-10
ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
STATISTICS I, 4 CREDITS
Medical Assistant
MA-110-02
MA-110-03
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS
Nursing
NRS-230-01
NRS-230-02
CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY I, 3 CREDITS
CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY I, 3 CREDITS
Environmental Safety & Health
Physical Education
ESH-100-01
ESH-101-01
PE-270-01
PE-294A-01
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS, 3 CREDITS
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT, 2 CREDITS
Family Studies
Science
HDF-133-01
HDF-134-01
BI-101-30
BI-101-31
BI-102-30
BI-234-30
GS-107-30
PH-121-30
PH-122-30
HDF-135-01
DIVERSITY IN FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, 1 credit
STRENGTH-BASED ASSESSMENT IN FAMILY
DEVELOPMENT, 1 credit
SETTING & ACHIEVING GOALS IN FAMILY
DEVELOPMENT, 1 credit
Health
HE-204-01
HE-204-03
HE-250-01
HE-250-03
HE-250-04
HE-250-05
NUTRITION, WEIGHT CONTROL & PHYSICAL FITNESS,
3 CREDITS
NUTRITION, WEIGHT CONTROL & PHYSICAL FITNESS,
3 CREDITS
PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS
PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS
PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS
PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS
Health Science
HS-103-01
HS-211-01
ETHICS FOR HUMAN SERVICE WORKERS, 2 CREDITS
HIV, TB & INFECTIOUS DISEASES, 1 credit
Horticulture
HOR-237-01
DISEASE IDENTIFICATION, 2 CREDITS
Humanities/Social Sciences
ANT-101-01
ANT-103-01
ART-102-01
ART-205-02
ART-262-02
EC-201-04
HST-102-03
HST-202-04
HUM-160-01
HUM-160-02
J-211-01
MUS-101-02
PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
ART APPRECIATION, 3 CREDITS
HISTORY OF WESTERN ART, 4 CREDITS
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & PHOTO IMAGING, 3 CREDITS
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: MICRO, 4 CREDITS
HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, 4 CREDITS
FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS
FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS
MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY, 4 CREDITS
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS
SPORT & EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY, 3 CREDITS
PHILOSOPHY OF COACHING, 2 CREDITS
GENERAL BIOLOGY; CELLULAR BIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
GENERAL BIOLOGY; CELLULAR BIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
GENERAL BIOLOGY; ANIMAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTORY MICROBIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS
GENERAL ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS
GENERAL ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS
Writing
WR-121-14
WR-121-17
WR-121-18
WR-121-19
WR-121-20
WR-122-11
WR-122-12
WR-122-13
WR-122-14
WR-122-17
WR-122-18
WR-123-01
WR-127-01
WR-227-03
WR-227-04
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 3 CREDITS
SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY WRITING, 1 credit
TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING, 4 CREDITS
TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING, 4 CREDITS
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Hybrid Courses
Complete course information available in Credit
Course Listing, p. 21-89. Indicated with: HYB
Art
ART-205-01
HISTORY OF WESTERN ART, 4 CREDITS
Business
BA-104-01
BA-125-01
BA-205-01
BA-250-01
BT-125-01
BT-160-01
BUSINESS MATH, 3 CREDITS
ADVANCED PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS, 5 CREDITS
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS WITH TECHNOLOGY,
4 CREDITS
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS
BUSINESS EDITING II, 3 CREDITS
WORD I, 3 CREDITS
College Success
HD-100-01
COLLEGE SURVIVAL, 1 CREDIT
Computer Science
CS-120-01
CS-120-02
CS-120-03
CS-120-10
CS-284-01
CS-288W-01
SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
NETWORK SECURITY, 3 CREDITS
WINDOWS NETWORK ADMINISTRATION, 4 CREDITS
Criminal Justice
CJA-211-01
CJA-243-01
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION II, 3 CREDITS
DRUGS, CRIME AND THE LAW, 3 CREDITS
Education
ECE-121-01
ECE-154-01
ECE-240-01
ERM-107-01
ERM-109-01
ERM-202-01
INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY INDUSTRY AND CAREER
OPTIONS, 3 CREDITS
CAREER PORTFOLIO, 4 CREDITS
CAREER INTERVIEW STRATEGIES, 1 credit
ENERGY APPLICATIONS II: LEADERSHIP, 4 CREDITS
English
ENG-104-30
ENG-252-15
PRESCHOOL CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS
UNDERSTANDING CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT,
3 CREDITS
Gerontology
GRN-182-01
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INTRODUCTION TO PLANT BASED LIVING, 3 CREDITS
FIRST AID/CPR/AED, 3 CREDITS
FIRST AID/CPR/AED, 3 CREDITS
HEALTH & FITNESS FOR LIFE, 3 CREDITS
Horticulture
HOR-136-01
HOR-227-02
URBAN AGRICULTURE PRACTICUM/WINTER, 6 CREDITS
PLANT IDENTIFICATION/WINTER, 3 CREDITS
Human Development and Leadership
HD-153-01
MANAGING CONFLICT IN YOUR LIFE, 1 credit
Mathematics
MTH-060-20
MTH-060-21
MTH-065-15
MTH-065-20
MTH-095-15
MTH-095-20
MTH-095-21
MTH-111-20
MTH-111-21
MTH-111-22
MTH-111-23
MTH-111-24
MTH-111-30
MTH-111-31
ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
Medical Assistant
MA-110-01
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS
NRS-232-01
PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES I, 3 CREDITS
NRS-232-02
PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES I, 3 CREDITS
Physical Education
PE-240-01
AGING AND THE BODY, 3 CREDITS
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING THEORY & TECHNIQUES,
3 CREDITS
Science
CH-104-30
CH-105-30
INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS
INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS
World Languages
GER-202-01
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: FICTION, 4 CREDITS
HINDU MYTHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
Family Studies
HDF-247-01
HDF-260-01
HE-207-01
HE-252-02
HE-252-05
HPE-295-02
Nursing
OBSERVATION AND GUIDANCE I IN ECE SETTINGS,
4 CREDITS
LANGUAGE & LITERACY DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS
ENVIRONMENTS & CURRICULUM PLANNING I,
3 CREDITS
Energy Resource Management
ERM-100-01
Health
SECOND-YEAR GERMAN II, 4 CREDITS
Writing
WR-121-03
WR-121-07
WR-122-03
WR-122-04
WR-122-10
WR-241-01
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION, 4 CREDITS
Clackamas in Your Community
Credit and non-credit courses offered at
Clackamas Community College sites near you!
CCC at Harmony Community Campus
CCC Wilsonville Campus
CCC in Canby
Along with the Oregon City campus, Clackamas
Community College has two additional campuses to
serve the needs of students in other parts of the district.
The college’s Harmony campus is a full service campus
in the North Clackamas area (near Clackamas Town
Center). The Wilsonville campus is full service as well,
and is easily accessible from I-5. In addition, there are
many CCC courses available in other communities
throughout the district.
CCC at Harmony
Community Campus
7738 SE Harmony Road, Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 / OIT Metro
Center: 7726 SE Harmony Road, Milwaukie, Oregon 97222
The following courses are available at Clackamas Community
College. For more information, contact 503-594-0623.
Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Instruction offered to improve reading, writing, and math skills.
Individual schedules are arranged. Students must be 16 years old.
Fees determined at assessment. For additional information about
orientation and scheduling, please call 503-594-3027.
Days/Harmony Campus: M-TH, 1-3 p.m.
ABE-012-67
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, 0 CREDITS
Business Development Center Classes/Workshops
Small Business Development Center (SBDC) classes are offered as
practical training for owners and managers of small businesses and
do NOT fulfill the requirements for any college transfer, general
education or certificate programs. For more information about these
classes or other questions regarding your small business needs,
contact the SBDC at 503-594-0738 or e-mail bizcenter@clackamas.
edu. Website: www.bizcenter.org.
SBM-006-01
SBM-006-08
SBM-006-11
SBM-006-17
SBM-006-18
SBM-006-21
SBM-006-22
SBM-006-25
SBM-006-30
SBM-006-31
SBM-006-32
SBM-006-33
SBM-006-34
SBM-006-35
GOING INTO BUSINESS, 0 CREDIT
WINNING THE MARKETING GAME, 0 CREDIT
FINDING THE PROFIT ZONE, 0 CREDIT
SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE, 0 CREDIT
SMALL BUSINESS RECORDKEEPING, 0 CREDIT
QUICKBOOKS PRO: PART I, 0 CREDIT
QUICKBOOKS PRO: PART II, 0 CREDIT
QUICKBOOKS BASIC PAYROLL, 0 CREDIT
PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT
PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT
PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT
PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT
PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT
PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT
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Harmony Community Campus Hours
Hours are subject to change. Please call 503-594-0620 for
updated information.
December 22nd-January 2nd services are available at
Oregon City campus and on line only.
Building Hours
Dec 15-19 M-Th F
Jan. 7-March 23 M-Th
F
S
7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
7:30 a.m.- 5 p.m.
7:30 a.m.-10 p.m.
7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-6 p.m
Dec. 15-19
Jan. 5-9
Jan. 12-March 21 M-Th
F
M-Th
F
M-Th
F
8 a.m.-6 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-6:30 p.m
8 a.m.-5 p.m
8 a.m.-6 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Dec. 15-19 Jan. 5-March 23
M-Th
F
F
M-Th
F
9 a.m.-6 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-6 p.m
9 a.m.-6 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Jan. 5-March 18 M-W
12 p.m.-5 p.m.
Student Services
Advising
Counseling
Testing & Assessment
Dec. 15-19
Jan. 5-March 23
M-Th F
M-Th
F
9 a.m.-6 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
9 a.m.-6 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Jan. 5-March 18
M-W
M-Th
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
4 p.m.-6 p.m.
Math Lab
Bookstore
January 5-10
M-TH
9:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
F
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
S
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Jan. 12- Feb. 13
M-Th
9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.,
2:30-6:30 p.m.
FClosed
Feb. 17-March 13 M-Th
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
FClosed
Jan. 19
Closed for Holiday
Feb. 16
Closed for Holiday
Textbook Buyback
March 16-20
M-W
Th-F
9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.,
2:30-6:30 p.m.
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
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SBM-006-36
SBM-006-38
SBM-006-39
SBM-006-41
SBM-006-51
SBM-006-52
SBM-006-60
SBM-010-01
SBM-011-01
SBM-020-04
SBM-020-06
How to pass the ccb exam, 0 credit
Mobile 4 Business, 0 credit
SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION, 0 CREDIT
SOCIAL MEDIA (PINTEREST), 0 CREDIT
WORDPRESS WEB DESIGN PART I, 0 CREDIT
WORDPRESS WEB DESIGN PART II, 0 CREDIT
CORRAL THE CHAOS, 0 CREDIT
Real Estate Broker License, 0 credit
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PRE-LICENSE, 0 CREDIT
SMALL BUSINESS GREENHOUSE, 0 CREDIT
SMALL BUSINESS GREENHOUSE, 0 CREDIT
Clinical Laboratory Assistant
For more information about these classes contact: Health-ScienceQuestions @clackamas.edu
CLA-102-01
CLA-102-02
CLA-115-01
CLA-119-01
CLA-130-01
CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT SKILLS II, 4 CREDITS
CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT SKILLS II, 4 CREDITS
LABORATORY ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS, 2 CREDITS
PHLEBOTOMY/LABORATORY/PRACTICUM I, 3 CREDITS
SPECIMEN COLLECTION, 1 credit
Communication Studies
For more information about these classes call: Communication
Studies Department, 503-594-3337
COMM-111-04 PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS
COMM-111-10 PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS
Computer Science
For more information about these classes call: Computer Science
Department, 503-594-3071.
CS-120-10
SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
Dental Assistant
For more information about these classes contact: Health-ScienceQuestions@clackamas.edu
DA-102-01
DA-102-02
DA-105-01
DA-105-02
DA-108-01
DA-108-02
DA-120-01
DA-135-01
DENTAL RADIOLOGY II, 1 credit
DENTAL RADIOLOGY II, 1 credit
CLINICAL PROCEDURES II, 3 CREDITS
CLINICAL PROCEDURES II, 3 CREDITS
DENTAL MATERIALS II, 2 CREDITS
DENTAL MATERIALS II, 2 CREDITS
CLINICAL PRACTICUM II, 5 CREDITS
PHARMACOLOGY/MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, 1 credit
Emergency Medical Technician
For more information about these classes contact: Health-ScienceQuestions @clackamas.edu
EMT-101-01
EMT-102-01
EMT-102-02
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PART I, 5 CREDITS
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PART II, 5 CREDITS
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PART II, 5 CREDITS
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
English as a Second Language
These classes are for students ages 16 and older whose first
language is not English. Required: Instructor consent.
Call 503-594-0638 for information. Para más información, llame
503-594-0638.
ESL-022-06
ESL-022-07
ESL-033-06
ESL-040-06
ESL-041-06
ESL-043-06
ESL-045-06
ESL-047-06
ESL-049-06
ESL-050-06
ESL-053-06
ESL-082-06
ESL-087-06
BEGINNING ESL, 0 CREDITS
BEGINNING ESL, 0 CREDITS
INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 0 CREDITS
BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDITS
UPPER BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDITS
INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR B, 0 CREDITS
UPPER INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR B, 0 CREDITS
ADVANCED GRAMMAR B, 0 CREDITS
BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDITS
UPPER BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDITS
INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 0 CREDITS
SPELLING, 0 CREDITS
EDITING FOR BETTER WRITING, 0 CREDITS
Environmental Science
ESR-172-20
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS
Food and Nutrition
For more information about these classes contact: Health-ScienceQuestions @clackamas.edu
FN-225-01
FN-225-02
NUTRITION, 4 CREDITS
NUTRITION, 4 CREDITS
GED Español
For more information about this class call: 503-594-3029. Para más
información, llame 503-594-3234
GED-049-03
GED-049-04
LATINO GED & LIFE SKILLS, 0 CREDITS
LATINO GED & LIFE SKILLS, 0 CREDITS
Healthcare Professional Development
for more information about these classes call: 503-594-0696
HPD-009-10
HPD-009-11
HPD-009-12
CPR-INITIAL, 0.6 CEU
CPR-INITIAL, 0.6 CEU
CPR-INITIAL, 0.6 CEU
Human Development and Leadership
For more information about these classes call: Student Success
Center, 503-594-3176.
HD-144-01
HD-161-01
ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION, 1 credit
MULTICULTURAL AWARENESS, 1 credit
Humanities/Social Sciences
Medical Assistant
For more information about these classes call: Humanities
Division, 503-594-3111.
For more information about these classes contact: Health-ScienceQuestions@clackamas.edu
EC-200-01
ENG-104-30
ENG-106-30
GEO-130-01
MA-110-01
MA-110-02
MA-116-01
MA-117-01
MA-118-01
HST-102-02
MUS-130-01
MUS-206-01
MUS-206-04
PHL-101-01
PSY-101-01
PSY-101-06
PSY-215-02
PSY-219-01
R-101-02
R-102-01
SOC-205-01
SOC-206-02
WR-095-30
WR-121-30
WR-121-31
WR-122-30
WR-122-31
WS-101-01
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: FICTION, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: POETRY, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHY,
4 CREDITS
HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS
MUSIC AND MEDIA: SEX, DRUGS & ROCK AND ROLL,
1 credit
MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF ROCK, 4 CREDITS
MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF ROCK, 4 CREDITS
PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS, 4 CREDITS
HUMAN RELATIONS, 3 CREDITS
HUMAN RELATIONS, 3 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY,
4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY,
4 CREDITS
COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS
COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS
SOCIAL STRATIFICATION & SOCIAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS
INSTITUTIONS & SOCIAL CHANGE, 4 CREDITS
PARAGRAPH TO ESSAY, 3 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S STUDIES, 4 CREDITS
Mathematics
For more information about these classes call: Mathematics
Department, 503-594-3324.
MTH-010-30
MTH-010-31
MTH-020-30
MTH-020-31
MTH-054-30
MTH-060-30
MTH-060-31
MTH-065-30
MTH-065-31
MTH-095-30
MTH-095-31
MTH-111-30
MTH-111-31
MTH-243-30
FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC I, 4 CREDITS
FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC I, 4 CREDITS
FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC II, 4 CREDITS
FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC II, 4 CREDITS
MEDICATION CALCULATIONS FOR MEDICAL
ASSISTANTS, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
STATISTICS I, 4 CREDITS
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO MEDICATIONS, 3 CREDITS
CLINICAL LAB PROCEDURES I, 2 CREDITS
EXAMINATION ROOM TECHNIQUES, 4 CREDITS
Nursing
For more information about these classes contact: Health-ScienceQuestions @clackamas.edu
NRS-111-01
NRS-111C-06
NRS-221-01
NRS-221C-01
NRS-221C-02
NRS-221C-03
NRS-221C-04
NRS-221C-05
NRS-230-01
NRS-230-02
NRS-232-01
NRS-232-02
NUR-100-01
NUR-100C-01
NUR-100C-02
NUR-160-01
FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING-CHRONIC ILLNESS I,
3 CREDITS
FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS I
CLINICAL, 3 CREDITS
CHRONIC ILLNESS II AND END OF LIFE, 3 CREDITS
NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II AND END OF LIFE
CLINICAL, 6 CREDITS
NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II AND END OF LIFE
CLINICAL, 6 CREDITS
NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II AND END OF LIFE
CLINICAL, 6 CREDITS
NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II AND END OF LIFE
CLINICAL, 6 CREDITS
NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II AND END OF LIFE
CLINICAL, 6 CREDITS
CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY I, 3 CREDITS
CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY I, 3 CREDITS
PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES I, 3 CREDITS
PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES I, 3 CREDITS
NURSING ASSISTANT I, 7 CREDITS
NURSING ASSISTANT I CLINICAL, 0 CREDITS
NURSING ASSISTANT I CLINICAL, 0 CREDITS
FLUID AND ELECTROLYTES, 2 CREDITS
Where to find food
Cougar Express Café: Harmony Building
1st Floor Lobby, featuring daily specials
M–Th
F
7:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. & 4:30-7 p.m.
7:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m
Bookstore: Harmony Building 1st Floor Lobby
has a wide variety of food choices.
There is a microwave in the Harmony Building
2nd floor common area for students to heat food.
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CCC Wilsonville Campus
29353 SW Town Center Loop East, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Wilsonville Campus Hours
Hours are subject to change. Please call 503-594-0940
for updated information.
Building Hours
Dec. 15-19
Dec. 22-26
Dec. 29-31
Jan. 2
Jan 5-March 20
503-594-0940
M-F
M-F
M-W
F
M-Th
F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
CLOSED
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8a.m.-7 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
M-F
M-F
M-W
F
M-Th
F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
CLOSED
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-7 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Student Services 503-594-0940
Dec. 15-19
Dec. 22-26
Dec. 29-31
Jan. 2
Jan. 5-March 20
Advising Center 503-594-0959
Dec. 15-19
Dec. 22-26
Dec. 29-31
Jan. 5-March 20
M-F
M-F
M-W
M-Th
F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
CLOSED
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
8 a.m.-6 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Dec. 15-19
Dec. 22-26
Dec. 29-31
Jan. 2
Jan. 5-March 20
M-F
M-F
M-W
F
M-Th
F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
CLOSED
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-7 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Testing & Assessment Center
503-594-0959 or 503-594-0940
The following courses are available at Clackamas Community
College, Wilsonville Campus and will fulfill all requirements of the
Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer and the Associate of General
Studies. For more information, contact 503-594-0944.
Communication Studies
For more information about these classes call: Communication
Studies Department, 503-594-3337
COMM-111-15 PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS
COMM-111-16 PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS
Energy Resource Management/Utility Workforce
For more information about these classes call: Angie Sandercock,
503-594-0944.
RM-100-01
ERM-107-01
ERM-109-01
ERM-110-01
ERM-111-01
ERM-160-01
ERM-161-01
ERM-202-01
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INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY INDUSTRY AND CAREER
OPTIONS, 3 CREDITS
CAREER PORTFOLIO, 4 CREDITS
CAREER INTERVIEW STRATEGIES, 1 credit
OSHA 10 TRAINING, 1 credit
FLAGGING-WORK ZONE PROTECTION, 1 credit
UTILITY INDUSTRY HEALTH AWARENESS, 3 CREDITS
UTILITY INDUSTRY SAFETY DEVELOPMENT, 4 CREDITS
ENERGY APPLICATIONS II: LEADERSHIP, 4 CREDITS
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Human Development and Leadership
For more information about these classes call: Student Success
Center, 503-594-3176.
HD-145-01
HD-158-01
STRESS MANAGEMENT, 1 credit
MANAGING CHANGE, 1 credit
Health
For more information about these classes call: 503-594-0942
HE-261-01
HE-261-02
COMMUNITY CPR, 1 credit
COMMUNITY CPR, 1 credit
Humanities
For more information about these classes call: Humanities
Division, 503-594-3111.
ANT-103-15
ENG-226-15
ENG-252-15
HST-202-15
PSY-219-15
SOC-205-15
WR-121-15
WR-121-16
WR-122-15
WR-122-16
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
POPULAR LITERATURE, 4 CREDITS
HINDU MYTHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, 4 CREDITS
INTRODUCTION TO ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY,
4 CREDITS
SOCIAL STRATIFICATION & SOCIAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
Mathematics
For more information about these classes call: Mathematics
Department, 503-594-3395.
MTH-060-15
MTH-065-15
MTH-065-16
MTH-095-15
ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS
ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS
Science
For more information about these classes call: 503-594-3345
G-102-15
G-202-15
GENERAL GEOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
GENERAL GEOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
CCC Extension Sites
CCC in Canby
Classes are held Applied Technology Center unless otherwise noted.
See the Credit Section of the Schedule for information on location of
classes.
GED Español
These classes are for students ages 16 and older. Register first
night of class. Required: Instructor consent. Call 503-594-3029 for
information. Para más información, llame 503-594-3029.
GED-049-02
SBM-010-01
LATINO GED & LIFE SKILLS, 0 CREDITS
REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSE, 0 CREDITS
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Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Time
Fee
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Credit and non-credit courses offered Winter 2015
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Adult Basic Education (ABE)
ABE-012
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, 0 CREDIT
4
ABE-012-07247663
???
S. MCKENNA/S. HATSWELL
ABE-012-67247664
???
H. PAZ
MTWTH1-2:50PM
$0
$0
$55
MTWTH1-2:50PM
$0
$0
$55
$55
$55
Anthropology
ANT-101
PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
Introduces the study of humans as biocultural beings in the context
of modern genetics, evolutionary theory, primate taxonomy,
anatomy and behavior, fossil hominines, and the role of the physical anthropologist in forensic science. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115.
WEB
ANT-101-01250814
???
R. KEELER
$336
ANT-102
ARCHAEOLOGY & PREHISTORY, 4 CREDITS
$26
$35
$397
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: robertk@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3409.
Introduces the methods used by archaeologists to study the development of human cultures. Provides a survey of world prehistory,
tracing the transition of human societies from hunting and gathering to farming, to the beginning of urban life and the rise of early
civilizations. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
ANT-103
ANT-102-01250815
???MW 8-9:50AM
R. KEELER
$336
$26
$0
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
4
ANT-103-15253037
???W
M. MEDLIN
$0
WEB
ANT-103-01250816
???
R. KEELER
ANT-280
ANTHROPOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
ANT-280-01253036
???
R. KEELER
$362
Introduces the diversity of contemporary human cultures and
the ways anthropologists study and compare them in an effort to
understand how different societies organize their lives and make
sense of the world around them. Explores the interrelationships
among the various elements of culture. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115.
At Wilsonville Campus.
$336
6-9:50PM
$0
$362
$26
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Crs. Fee
Total
Art
Instruction offered to improve reading, writing, and math skills.
Individual schedules are arranged. Students must be 16 years old.
Required: Instructor consent. Please call 503-594-3027 for orientation information.
At Harmony Community Campus.
Course No.
$35
$362
ART-100A JEWELRY MAKING TECHNIQUES, 1 CREDIT
Various topics will introduce techniques in: construction, forming,
fabrication, soldering, inlay, etching, mold making, casting, stone
setting, chain making and silversmithing. Students will be encouraged to create and design their own jewelry with both meaning and
function. Historical and contemporary issues surrounding jewelry
and body adornment will be presented and discussed during the
course. May be repeated for up to 3 credits.
ART-100A-01250052
???T
R. EPSTEIN
$84
10-2:20PM
$6.50
$125 $215.50
ART-100A-02250053
???W
J. IIJIMA
$84
5:30-9:50PM
$6.50
$125 $215.50
ART-100A-03250054
???T
R. EPSTEIN
$84
10-2:20PM
$6.50
$125 $215.50
ART-100A-04250055
???TH
J. IIJIMA
$84
5:30-9:50PM
$6.50
$125 $215.50
ART-102
ART APPRECIATION, 3 CREDITS
WEB
ART-102-01250056
???
C. SIEGFRIED
ART-106
ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS
ART-106-01250058
???TTH 1-3:50PM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
Focus: Basic Jewelry Making. Meets: 1/6-2/3.
Course Listing
Day
Tuition
Focus: Basic Jewelry Making. Meets: 1/14-2/11.
Focus: Ring casting. Meets: 2/10-3/10.
Focus: Chain making. Meets: 2/18-3/18.
Discover the fundamentals of thinking about and creating art
through readings, class discussions, art projects and gallery/museum
tours. This course will examine current history, culture, ideas
and issues associated with art and culture. Focus on modern and
contemporary art.
$252
$19.50
$35
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: csiegfried@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3848.
$306.50
Introduction to the fundamentals of animation and motion
graphics design. This project-based course will explore experimental
and new technological approaches to creating digital effects and
animation for video and web-based applications. Students will
learn the basics of After Effects to create successful motion graphics
projects. Previous experience with computer graphics and digital
video is recommended. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226,
DMC-104.
$397
$361.50
Recommended: Previous experience with computer graphics and digital
video.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: robertk@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3409.
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of anthropology and/or archaeology.
Prerequisite: Student must have previously completed 9 credits at
CCC and declared a major. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE
seminar.
✔
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
$504
$39
$45
$588V
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
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Location code abbreviations:
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Day
Tuition
Time
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Total
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Art, continued
ART-107
ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS II, 3 CREDITS
Continuation of the practice of animation and motion graphics
design. This project-based course will explore intermediate aspects
of experimental and new technological approaches to creating
digital effects and animation for video and web-based applications.
Students will learn intermediate aspects of After Effects to create
successful motion graphic projects. Previous experience with
computer graphics and digital video is recommended. Prerequisites:
ART-106 or DMC-106. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226,
DMC-104.
ART-107-01250059
???TTH 1-3:50PM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
ART-115
BASIC DESIGN: TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN, 4 CREDITS
$361.50
Recommended: Previous experience with computer graphics and digital
video.
Acquaints students with the vocabulary of composition and the elements and principles of design. Develop creative composition and
analytical skills through projects and critiques. Examine historical
and contemporary issues and ideas related to visual composition.
ART-116
ART-115-01250060
???MW 1-3:50PM
C. SIEGFRIED
$336
$26
$64
BASIC DESIGN: COLOR THEORY & COMPOSITION,
4 CREDITS
ART-116-01250061
???MW 9-11:50AM
K. SIMMONS
$336
$26
$64
$426
BASIC DESIGN: THREE DIMENSIONAL COMPOSITION,
4 CREDITS
Examine the elements of form, space, structure and sculpture.
Create works of art using various sculpture processes. Examine
historical and contemporary issues and ideas relating to sculpture
and 3-dimensional design.
ART-132
ART-117-01250062
???MW 1-3:50PM
K. SIMMONS
$336
$26
$64
DRAWING, 4 CREDITS
$426
Introduces drawing tools, materials, techniques, elements of composition; line, gesture, color and value. Assignments involve direct
observation and its relationship to volume and form on a twodimensional plane. Assignments include drawings, assigned readings
and group critique of drawing projects. This course emphasizes the
human form.
ART-161
ART-132-01250063
???MW
D. ANDERSEN
$336
ART-132-02250064
???TTH
C. DREGER
$336
ART-132-03253991
???F
C. DREGER
$336
PHOTOGRAPHY I, 3 CREDITS
9-11:50AM
$26
$64
1-3:50PM
$26
$64
9-2:50PM
$26
$64
$426
$426
$426
Introduction to basic camera operation and basic darkroom
processes in developing and printing film. Elements of composition,
content, and historical reference will be explored. Required: Access
to a 35mm camera with adjustable exposure controls.
✔
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ART-161-01250066
???F
S. ELIOT
$252
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
12-5:50PM
$19.50 $75
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ART-162
PHOTOGRAPHY II, 3 CREDITS
ART-162-01250067
???F
S. ELIOT
$252
ART-205
HISTORY OF WESTERN ART, 4 CREDITS
HYB
ART-205-01250069
???TTH 4-5:20PM
N. BRODNICKI
$336
$26
$36
$398
WEB
ART-205-02250070
???
J. PONCET
$403
ART-221
FLASH ANIMATION: DESIGN & TECHNIQUES, 3 CREDITS
ART-221-01250071
???MW 1-3:50PM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
ART-225
COMPUTER GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS
ART-225-01250072
???MW 9-11:50AM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
ART-226
COMPUTER GRAPHICS II, 3 CREDITS
ART-226-01250073
???MW 9-11:50AM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Continue to explore camera operation and darkroom processes in
developing and printing film. Elements of composition, content,
and historical reference will be explored. Required: Access to a
35mm camera with adjustable exposure controls. Prerequisite: Pass
ART-161.
Required: Instructor consent.
12-5:50PM
$19.50 $75
$346.50
Examines art, culture, and history from the Medieval Era through
the Renaissance. This is a broad overview of art history that
promotes an understanding of art and its history through readings,
lectures, papers and exams. Students must be able to write brief
research papers. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
$426
Explore the use of color in art. Create charts, paintings and collages
that investigate the elements, principles and theory of color.
Examine historical and contemporary issues of color and composition in the arts.
ART-117
Course No.
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours.
Contact: norab@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3036.
$336
$26
$41
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: julieanne.poncet@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-6475.
Introduces the principles of animation using Adobe’s Flash software.
The course will emphasize design principles, analytical skills and
creativity. Students will learn the basics of Flash in order to create
successful animated projects. Prerequisites: Pass CS-195 or pass
ART-225, equivalent experience, or instructor consent.
$361.50
Recommended: Pass CS-195 or pass ART-225, equivalent experience.
Section offered in MAC format.
Introduction to the use of digital graphics programs. Photo manipulation, illustration, and compositing techniques will be explored.
Design principles and creative composition will be emphasized.
Historical and contemporary issues related to graphic design aesthetics will be considered. Recommended: Pass ART-115.
Section offered in MAC format.
$361.50
Continue exploring the processes of digital graphics programs. More
advanced aspects of image compositing, bit mapping, layering,
and using channels in Photoshop. More advanced aspects of vector
graphics creation and document creation in Illustrator and InDesign. Creative problem solving, design applications and contemporary issues will be explored. Historical reference and current trends
in digital media will continue to be examined. Recommended: Pass
ART-225.
Section offered in MAC format.
$361.50
$346.50
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
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Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ART-251
CERAMICS/BEGINNING, 4 CREDITS
ART-254
ART-251-01250074
???TTH 9-11:50AM
N. BRODNICKI
$336
$26
$69
ART-251-02250075
???TTH 2-4:50PM
K. MCFADDEN
$336
$26
$69
ART-251-03250076
???TTH 6-8:50PM
K. MCFADDEN
$336
$26
$69
CERAMICS/INTERMEDIATE, 4 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Broad general introduction to ceramics. Explore different methods
of working with clay, including pinching, coiling, slab construction
and throwing on the wheel. Introduction to glazing and firing
methods. Research into the history of ceramics from the 10th to the
19th centuries. Develop fundamental skills and clay experience to
foster artistic growth.
$431
$431
$431
Further develop skills and ideas and foster artistic growth. Explore
different methods of working with clay, including pinching, coiling,
slab construction and throwing on the wheel. Continue to learn
about glazing and firing methods. Research ceramics from the 10th
through 19th centuries. Prerequisites: Pass ART-250, ART-251, or
ART-252 or instructor consent.
ART-262
ART-254-01250077
???TTH
N. BRODNICKI
$336
ART-254-02250078
???TTH
K. MCFADDEN
$336
ART-254-03250079
???TTH
K. MCFADDEN
$336
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & PHOTO
9-11:50AM
$26
$69
$431
2-4:50PM
$26
$69
$431
6-8:50PM
$26
$69
$431
IMAGING, 3 CREDITS
Introduces concepts, techniques, practices, aesthetics and ethics of
photographic imaging and image-making with digital technology.
Students will use Adobe Photoshop software. Prerequisite: Pass
CS-090 or placement in CS-120 or instructor consent.
WEB
ART-262-01250080
???TTH 9-11:50AM
D. OLSEN
$252
$19.50 $90 $361.50
ART-262-02250081
??? S. ELIOT
$252
$19.50 $35 $306.50
ART-280
ART/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact smithe@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3648. Prerequisite: Photoshop Elements will be used. Must have
digital camera.
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of art. Required: Instructor consent and
a CWE seminar.
ART-282
ART-280-01250082
??? T. WASSON
$504
PAINTING/BEGINNING, 4 CREDITS
$39
$45
$588V
Introduces basic painting tools, materials, techniques, and elements
of composition, color, gesture, and value. Direct observation of
reality in relation to volume and form on a two-dimensional plane.
Assignments include paintings, readings and critique of projects.
ART-285
ART-282-01250083
???MW 1-3:50PM
A. SCHROER
$336
$26
$64
ART-282-02250084
???TTH 9-11:50AM
D. ANDERSEN
$336
$26
$64
PAINTING/INTERMEDIATE, 4 CREDITS
$426
$426
Utilizes advanced painting concepts, materials, and techniques with
emphasis on composition, color, gesture, and value. Problems deal
with observation of reality in relation to volume and form on a twodimensional plane. Assignments include paintings, readings and
critique of projects. Prerequisite: ART-283 or instructor consent.
ART-284-01253329
???TTH
A. SCHROER
$336
ART-285-02250085
???MW
D. ANDERSEN
$336
9-11:50AM
$26
$64
1-3:50PM
$26
$64
$426
$426
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ART-292
SCULPTURE, 4 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Explores the human form in traditional and contemporary techniques and concepts. Use of clay, armatures, combining mediums,
flexible molds and other sculpture media will be explored. Concepts
of aesthetics in formal composition will be explored through
projects, lectures and critiques. The human form in the history of
sculpture will be examined.
ART-292-01250087
???MW 1-3:50PM
K. SIMMONS
$336
$26
$64
DMC-104 DIGITAL VIDEO EDITING, 4 CREDITS
$426
DMC-104-01250088
???MW 9:30-11:55AM
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$90
DMC-106 ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS
$452
DMC-106-01250089
???TTH 1-3:50PM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
DMC-107 ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS
$361.50
Students will utilize video editing skills. These skills will include
logging and capturing raw video, assembly of shots on a time line,
and the use of effects in the creation of a final video sequence.
Along with text generation and video compositing, this course will
offer students an in-depth overview of the video editing process.
Course will explore the history of film editing and the theory
behind various forms of film and video editing. Lab component
included. Recommended: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
Course Listing
Course No.
Introduction to the fundamentals of animation and motion graphics
design. This project-based course will explore experimental and new
technological approaches to creating digital effects and animation
for video and web-based applications. Students will learn the basics
of After Effects to create successful motion graphics projects. Previous
experience with computer graphics and digital video is recommended. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226, DMC-104.
This project-based course will explore intermediate aspects of experimental and new technological approaches to creating digital effects
and animation for video and web-based applications. Students
will learn intermediate aspects of After Effects to create successful
motion graphic projects. Previous experience with computer graphics and digital video is recommended. Prerequisites: ART-106 or
DMC-106. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226, DMC-104.
DMC-107-01250090
???TTH 1-3:50PM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
$361.50
Recommended: Previous experience with computer graphics and digital
video.
DMC-147 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 1 CREDIT
Introduction to music and sound as related to moviemaking.
Students will have the opportunity to create and assemble music,
sound and video into a finished product.
DMC-147-01252907
???F
???S
B. ROSE
$84
DMC-180 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS
1-12V CREDITS
6:30-8:20PM
9-5:50PM
$6.50
$99
INTERNSHIP,
$189.50
The internship is an opportunity to develop entry level skills in a
specific occupational area and to practice the basic career management skills necessary to obtain, sustain, and advance employment.
A Training and Evaluation Plan is developed and managed in
consultation with the student, internship supervisor, and faculty.
Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
DMC-180-01253330
??? A. MINGO
$1008 $78
$0
DMC-190 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO
PROJECT I, 4 CREDITS
$1086V
The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to
combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the planning, production, and presentation of an original finished product
representative of any one of the focus areas included in the Digital
Media Communications Program.
DMC-190-01253331
???TBA TBA
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$0
$362
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Section No.
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Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
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Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Art, continued
Automotive Service Technology
DMC-191 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO
PROJECT II, 3 CREDITS
Must have ANSI approved eye protection first day and comply with college
safety policy.
The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to
combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the revision,
refinement, and further development of an original finished product
representative of any one of the focus areas included in the Digital
Multimedia Communications Program, and to collaborate with
peers in the process of integrating their work with one additional
DMC focus area. Prerequisite: Pass DMC-190.
AM-106
FIX YOUR OWN CAR, 2 CREDITS
AM-106-01246163
???S
L. BLAHUTA
$168
AM-121
GENERAL AUTO REPAIR I, 3 CREDITS
AM-121-01246166
???F
J. LEUCK
$252
AM-122
GENERAL AUTO REPAIR II, 3 CREDITS
AM-123
AM-122-01246171
???F
7:30-2:50PM
N. MILLER
$252
$19.50 $60
GENERAL AUTO REPAIR III, 3 CREDITS
$331.50
AM-131
AM-123-01246172
???F
R. LOCKWOOD
$252
CHASSIS SYSTEMS, 7 CREDITS
$331.50
This course in an introductory lab science course for liberal arts
majors in science through the use of integrating themes. The themes
focus on the scientific discoveries and people that shape our understanding of the world. The course emphasizes an interdisciplinary
perspective on science, collaborative scientific investigations and
critical thinking. Themes have included Human Evolution, Diseases
of Africa, and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Recommended: Pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
AM-175
AM-131-01246173
???MT 7:30-3:20PM
N. MILLER
$588
$45.50 $140 $773.50
ADVANCED MECHANIC STUDIES I, 3 CREDITS
AM-175-01246175
???TBA 7:30-2:50PM
N. MILLER/R. LOCKWOOD
$252
$19.50 $60
AM-185
ADVANCED MECHANIC STUDIES II, 3 CREDITS
AM-185-01246177
???TBA 7:30-2:50PM
N. MILLER/R. LOCKWOOD
$252
$19.50 $60
AM-195
ADVANCED MECHANIC STUDIES III, 3 CREDITS
AM-195-01246178
???TBA 7:30-2:50PM
N. MILLER/R. LOCKWOOD
$252
$19.50 $60
DMC-191-01253332
???TBA TBA
A. MINGO
$252
$19.50 $0
DMC-192 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO
PROJECT III, 4 CREDITS
$271.50
The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to
combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the production and production management of an original portfolio project
that reflects full integration of DMC focus areas. Prerequisite: Pass
DMC-191.
DMC-192-01253334
???TBA TBA
A. MINGO
$336
$26
DMC-195 AMERICAN FILM, 4 CREDITS
$0
$362
$362
Explores the process of translating a written script into a digital
film via pre-production, shooting, and post-video production.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121 or instructor consent.
DMC-264-01250098
???MW 12-2:25PM
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$90
$452
Arts & Science
ASC-201
INTEGRATED SCIENCE INQUIRY, 4 CREDITS
ASC-201-01250696
???TTH 9:30-10:50AM
P. SCHULZ
$336
$26
$50
$412
Emphasis on humans. A look at the impact modern science has made on
Darwin’s theory of evolution. Corequisite: One ASC-201L lab.
ASC-201L INTEGRATED SCIENCE INQUIRY LAB, 0 CREDIT
Lab section for the ASC-201 lecture section.
ASC-201L-01250697
???T
P. SCHULZ
$0
ASC-201L-02250698
???TH
P. SCHULZ
$0
12-2:50PM
$0
$0
12-2:50PM
$0
$0
8-4:20PM
$13
$40
Meets alternate Saturdays: 1/10, 1/24, 2/7, 2/21 & 3/7.
$221
Course material is coordinated with other auto courses. Includes
live repair work and fundamentals such as safety, tools, measuring,
and fasteners. For first term automotive students. Required: Current
enrollment in or successful completion of AM-129, AM-130,
AM-131, AM-133, AM-224, or AM-235.
Required: Instructor Consent.
7:30-2:50PM
$19.50 $60
$331.50
Course material is coordinated with other auto courses. Includes
live repair work and fundamentals such as safety, tools, measuring,
and fasteners. For second term automotive students. Prerequisite:
AM-121.
Focuses on the history and theory of American filmmaking from
1895 to the present. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
DMC-195-01250271
???TTH 3-4:50PM
J. MCALPINE
$336
$26
$0
DMC-264 DIGITAL FILMMAKING, 4 CREDITS
A do-it-yourself course for students who want to work on their own
cars. Includes: oil change, lubrication, fluid checks, brakes, cooling
system, electrical system, safety, and other quick services. May be
repeated for up to 12 credits.
$0
$0
Provides students with knowledge of theory and physical description of hybrid vehicles. The student will have the opportunity to
acquire practical experience in the area of diagnosing and repairing
hybrid vehicles. Prerequisite: AM-122.
7:30-2:50PM
$19.50 $60
A theory and lab course covering the design, construction, service,
and repair of front and rear suspension systems, wheels and tires,
steering systems, and alignments. Prerequisites: Pass MTH-020 or
placement in MTH-050, pass RD-080 or placement in RD-090.
Lab course for currently enrolled automotive students wishing to
specialize in specific areas of automotive repair. Required: Instructor
consent.
Days TBA.
$331.50
Lab course for currently enrolled automotive students wishing to
specialize in specific areas of automotive repair. Required: Instructor
consent.
Days TBA.
$331.50
Lab course for currently enrolled automotive students wishing to
specialize in specific areas of automotive repair. Required: Instructor
consent.
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Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Days TBA.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
$331.50
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
AM-243
FUEL & EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEMS, 7 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
AM-244
AM-243-01246179
???WTH 7:30-3:20PM
R. LOCKWOOD
$588
$45.50 $140 $773.50
ADVANCED ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, 7 CREDITS
AM-280
AM-244-01246181
???MT 7:30-3:20PM
J. LEUCK
$588
$45.50 $140 $773.50
AUTO MECHANICS/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS
Includes an in-depth study of systems that affect engine performance and information on computerized diagnostic equipment.
Covers diagnosis/repair of accessory systems, supplemental restraint
systems and advanced diagnosis of electrical/electronic systems.
Prerequisite: Pass AM-129 with a C or better.
Cooperative work experience. Work-based learning experience in an
auto repair shop or auto dealership. Required: Instructor consent &
a CWE seminar.
AM-280-01246183
??? R. LOCKWOOD/J. LEUCK
$504
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Biology
BI-101
GENERAL BIOLOGY; CELLULAR BIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
An inquiry-based laboratory course focusing on cellular biology,
genetics, epigenetics, biotechnology and natural selection. Class uses
student centered activities in a collaborative learning environment
to enhance appreciation of the biological world. Recommended:
pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065; pass RD-090 or placement
in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
BI-101-01250699
???MW 9:30-10:50AM
C. DIGENNARO
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-101-02250700
???MW 12-1:20PM
D. GILKISON
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-101-03250701
???TTH 8-9:20AM
T. BLACKWELL
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-101-04250702
???TTH 12-1:20PM
L. MAYER
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-101-20250703
???TTH 6-8:50PM
R. GOLDMAN
$336
$26
$50
$412
Corequisite: BI-101L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week.
Corequisite: BI-101L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week.
Corequisite: BI-101L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week.
Corequisite: BI-101L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week.
Lab included.
WEB BI-101-30250704
??? L. REDMOND
$336
$26
$85
$447
Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: luker@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6165. Labs are completed at home using a kit available from
the CCC Bookstore. Purchase a workbook and lab kit from the CCC Bookstore before classes begin.
WEB BI-101-31250705
??? L. REDMOND
$336
$26
$85
$447
Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: luker@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6165. Labs are completed at home using a kit available from the
CCC Bookstore. Purchase a workbook and lab kit from the CCC Bookstore
before classes begin.
BI-101L
GENERAL BIOLOGY; CELLULAR BIOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT
BI-101L-01250706
???MW 11-12:20PM
C. DIGENNARO
$0
$0
$0
BI-101L-02250707
???MW 1:30-2:50PM
D. GILKISON
$0
$0
$0
BI-101L-03250708
???MW 3-4:20PM
STAFF
$0$0 $0
BI-101L-04250709
???TTH 11-12:20PM
T. BLACKWELL
$0
$0
$0
Biology lab to the BI-101 lecture section.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
BI-102
BI-101L-05250710
???TTH 1:30-2:50PM
L. REDMOND
$0
$0
$0
BI-101L-06250711
???TTH 3-4:20PM
L. REDMOND
$0
$0
$0
GENERAL BIOLOGY; ANIMAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS
BI-102-01250712
???MW 8-9:20AM
T. BLACKWELL
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-102-02250713
???MW 11-12:20PM
L. MAYER
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-102-03250714
???TTH 12-1:20PM
A. KAPILA
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-102-20250715
???MW 6-8:50PM
K. OSTLUND
$336
$26
$50
$412
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
$0
$0
An inquiry based laboratory course focusing on human and animal
body systems; including teratogens, Hox genes and hormone
mimics in embryonic development. Activities emphasize comparisons across animal phyla to better understand the diversity of life.
The class uses student centered activities in a collaborative learning
environment to enhance appreciation of the animal kingdom. Recommended: pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065; pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
Course Listing
Covers service of fuel storage and delivery systems: fuel injection,
emission controls, and other electronic engine controls. Includes
DSO use and exhaust gas analysis. Prerequisite: Pass AM-129 with a
C or better.
Course No.
Corequisite: BI-102L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week.
Corequisite: BI-102L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week.
Corequisite: BI-102L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week.
Lab included.
WEB BI-102-30250716
??? T. BLACKWELL
$336
$26
$85
$447
Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: toryb@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3646. Labs are completed at home using a kit available from the
CCC Bookstore. Purchase a workbook and lab kit from the CCC Bookstore
before classes begin.
BI-102L
GENERAL BIOLOGY; ANIMAL SYSTEMS LAB, 0 CREDIT
BI-112
BI-102L-01250717
???MW 9:30-10:50AM
T. BLACKWELL
$0
$0
$0
$0
BI-102L-02250718
???MW 1-2:20PM
L. MAYER
$0
$0
$0
$0
BI-102L-03250719
???TTH 1:30-2:50PM
A. KAPILA
$0
$0
$0
$0
GENERAL BIOLOGY FOR HEALTH SCIENCES, 4 CREDITS
BI-112-01250721
???MW 9-10:20AM
S. KELSEY
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-112-02250722
???TTH 12:30-1:50PM
J. BOWN
$336
$26
$50
$412
Biology lab to the BI-102 lecture section.
A one-term preparatory course that introduces the Health
Occupations student to the scientific method, cellular chemistry,
cell structure and function, processes that affect the cell and its
components, principles of inheritance, natural selection, tissues and
organ systems. Topics and skills covered prepare students to enter
BI-231, Anatomy and Physiology, and BI-234, Introductory Microbiology. Recommended: Pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065;
pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121. Corequisite: CH-112 strongly recommended.
Corequisites: BI-112L lab required.
Corequisites: BI-112L lab required.
BI-112-20250723
???MW 6:30-7:50PM
???MW 8-9:20PM
STAFF
$336$26 $50 $412
Lab included.
BI-112L
GENERAL BIOLOGY/HEALTH SCIENCE LAB, 0 CREDIT
BI-112L-01250724
???T
J. BOWN
$0
BI-112L-02250725
???W
M. PATTERSON
$0
BI-112L-03250726
???TH
S. KELSEY
$0
Lab section to the BI-112 lecture section.
$0
$0
$0
2-4:50PM
$0
$0
2-4:50PM
$0
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Biology, continued
BI-204
ELEMENTARY MICROBIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
A lab course with a focus on environmental microbiology. Discussion of bacterial cell structure, bacterial biochemistry, bacterial
metabolism, microbial ecology, eukaryotic microbial life cycles, and
how microbes influence the environment. Laboratory emphasizes
bactieral culturing, staining, and biochemical analysis. Labs provide
practice with aseptic technique and introduces tools and methods
used in the identification of an unknown bacterial species. Prerequisite: One term college-level chemistry or instructor consent.
BI-212
BI-204-02254038
???TTH 9-11:50AM
J. NURMI
$336
$26
$50
GENERAL BIOLOGY FOR SCIENCE MAJORS
(ANIMAL BIOLOGY), 5 CREDITS
$412
Second quarter of a three quarter sequence laboratory course for
science majors and pre-professional students. It emphasizes an evolutionary approach to animal biology; including animal diversity,
development and the effects of Hox genes and hormones, comparisons of animal body systems including human, homeostasis, and
behavior. Prequisite: Pass BI-211. Corequisite: CH-105 or CH-222.
BI-212-01250727
???MW 8-9:50AM
L. MAYER
$420
$32.50 $50
BI-212L
BIOLOGY FOR SCIENCE MAJORS; ANIMAL BIOLOGY,
0 CREDIT
Corequisite: BI-212L. Seminar included.
$502.50
Biology lab for the BI-212 lecture section.
BI-212L-01250728
???T
L. MAYER
$0
8-10:50AM
$0
$0
$0
BI-212L-02250729
???TH
L. MAYER
$0
8-10:50AM
$0
$0
$0
BI-231
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I, 4 CREDITS
Corequisite: BI-212.
Corequisite: BI-212.
A lab course designed for students entering the physical education
or medically-related fields. Includes body organization, terminology,
tissues and systematic study of the integumentary, skeletal, and
nervous systems. Animal organ dissection required. Recommended:
Pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-105 or
MTH-111; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or
placement in WR-121. Prerequisites: Pass BI-112 (preferred), or pass
BI-101 and BI-102 or pass BI-211. Pass CH-112 (preferred), or pass
CH-104 and CH-105, or pass CH-221 and CH-222.
BI-231-01250730
???MW 2-3:20PM
B. KOP
$336
$26
$50
Corequisite: BI-231L lab.
BI-231-20250731
???T
???TH
D. WATSON/G. KLUTHE
$336
Lab included.
6:30-9:20PM
6:30-9:20PM
$26
$50
$412
$412
BI-231L
HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LAB, 0 CREDIT
BI-231L-01250732
???W
D. WATSON
$0
3:30-6:20PM
$0
$0
BI-231L-02250733
???TH
M. PATTERSON
$0
2:30-5:20PM
$0
$0
A lab section to the BI-231 lecture course.
Corequisite: BI-231.
Corequisite: BI-231.
$0
$0
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
BI-232
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II, 4 CREDITS
BI-232-01250734
???MW 9:30-10:50AM
M. PATTERSON
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-232-02250735
???MW 11-12:20PM
B. KOP
$336
$26
$50
$412
BI-232-03250736
???TTH 11-12:20PM
B. KOP/D. WATSON
$336
$26
$50
$412
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
A lab course covering structure and function of the muscular,
cardiovascular, lymphatic, and respiratory systems. Animal organ
dissection required. Prerequisite: Pass BI-231 with a C or better.
Corequisite: BI-232L lab.
Corequisite: BI-232L lab.
Corequisite: BI-232L lab.
BI-232-20250737
???M
???W
B. KOP/D. WATSON
$336
Lab included.
6:30-9:20PM
6:30-9:20PM
$26
$50
$412
BI-232L
HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II LAB, 0 CREDIT
BI-233
BI-232L-01250738
???M
11:30-2:20PM
M. PATTERSON
$0
$0
$0
BI-232L-02250739
???T
2-4:50PM
S. KELSEY
$0
$0
$0
BI-232L-03250740
???W
8-10:50AM
D. CURREY
$0
$0
$0
BI-232L-04250741
???T
8-10:50AM
S. KELSEY
$0
$0
$0
HUMAN ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY III, 4 CREDITS
BI-233-01250742
???TTH 9-10:20AM
B. KOP
$336
$26
$50
BI-233L
HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY III LAB, 0 CREDIT
BI-233L-01250743
???T
M. PATTERSON
$0
11-1:50PM
$0
$0
$0
BI-233L-02250744
???TH
M. PATTERSON
$0
11:30-2:20PM
$0
$0
$0
BI-234
INTRODUCTORY MICROBIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
BI-234-01250745
???MW 12:30-1:50PM
R. GOLDMAN
$336
$26
$50
A lab section for the BI-232 lecture course.
$0
$0
$0
$0
A lab course covering neuroendocrine control, digestive, excretory,
and reproductive systems. Study of fluid, electrolyte, and acid base
balance. Animal organ dissection required. Prerequisite: Pass BI-232
with a C or better.
Corequisite: BI-233L lab.
$412
A lab section for the BI-233 lecture course.
Corequisite: BI-233.
Corequisite: BI-233.
An introductory microbiology course required for health science
and science majors. Includes characteristics, physiology and growth
requirement of microorganisms, interactions between humans and
microorganisms, immunology, infection and principles of microbial
control. This course emphasizes critical thinking and analytical skills
in a collaborative laboratory environment. Prerequisites: Pass BI-101,
BI-112 or BI-211 and pass CH-104, CH-112 or CH-221.
Corequisite: BI-234L.
BI-234-20254150
???MW
???MW
P. SCHULZ
$336
WEB BI-234-30250746
??? P. SCHULZ/R. GOLDMAN
$336
$412
6-7:20PM
7:30-8:50PM
$26
$50
$412
$26
$562
$200
Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: pollys@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3358. Labs are completed at home using a kit available from
the Science Department.
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Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
BI-234L
INTRODUCTORY MICROBIOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT
BI-234L-01250747
???M
R. GOLDMAN
$0
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Lab component to the BI-234 lecture course.
Corequisite: BI-234.
2:30-5:20PM
$0
$0
$0
Business
BA-101
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS, 4 CREDITS
Introduces the American business system in a changing global
environment. Disciplines covered include economics, entrepreneurship, formation, accounting, finance, marketing, and management.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
WEB
BA-101-01250101
???MW 8-9:50AM
R. HATFIELD
$336
$26
$0
BA-101-02250102
???MW 10-11:50AM
STAFF
$336$26 $0
BA-101-03250103
???TTH 8-9:50AM
R. HATFIELD
$336
$26
$0
BA-101-04250104
???TTH 10-11:50AM
STAFF
$336$26 $0
BA-101-05253226
???TTH 1-2:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $0
BA-101-06250105
???TH 6-9:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $0
BA-101-07250106
??? STAFF
$336$26 $40
BA-104
BUSINESS MATH, 3 CREDITS
$362
$362
$362
$362
$362
$362
HYB BA-104-01250108
???W
6-8:50PM
STAFF
$252 $19.50 $20$291.50
Hybrid. Meets: 1/7, 1/14, 1/28, 2/11, 2/25, & 3/11 plus online hours.
Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3075.
WEB BA-104-02250109
??? STAFF
$252 $19.50 $40$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
GENERAL ACCOUNTING I, 4 CREDITS
Full-cycle recordkeeping and payroll for service and merchandising
businesses; topics include general and special journals, subsidiary
ledgers, journalizing, posting, preparing financial statements, and
end-of-period adjustments for small businesses. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
BA-111-01250110
???T
6-9:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $5 $367
WEB BA-111-02250111
??? STAFF
$336$26 $40 $402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
BA-119
PROJECT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, 2 CREDITS
Basic course in project management, intended for non-project
management students. Students gain a basic understanding of
project management principles and techniques, with emphasis on
scope planning, scheduling, and resource management. Students
learn practical application of cost control, time management, and
communication in project environments.
WEB BA-119-01253233
??? W. WATERS
$168
$13
$40
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
BA-120
PROJECT MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Foundational course in project management. Students gain a thorough grounding in project management principles and techniques,
including project life cycle, chartering, stakeholder management,
work/task breakdown, network diagram and critical path, contingency planning, resource allocation, and project monitoring, and
reporting
WEB BA-120-01250112
??? K. CHRISTENSEN
$252
$19.50
$40
$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: kathc@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3072. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
BA-125
ADVANCED PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS, 5 CREDITS
Tools and processes employed in the project knowledge areas of
project communication, risk, procurement, and quality. Major
topics include project communication planning and preferred
communication channels and approaches; risk assessment and
risk management in a project environment; project procurement
planning and management with an emphasis on contract types
and contract awards and administration; and approaches to project
quality planning, quality assurance, control and improvement.
Requirement: Current enrollment in or prior successful completion
of BA-120, Project Management Fundamentals.
HYB BA-125-01250113
???TH
W. WATERS
$420
6-8:50PM
$32.50 $15
$467.50
Hybrid. Meets: 1/8, 1/22, 2/5, 2/19, 3/5, & 3/19 plus online hours.
Contact: billw@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3079. Students who are unable
to attend on campus class sessions should contact the instructor prior to
registering.
$402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
Business applications including mark-ups and mark-downs; statistical applications; simple interest; present value and future value of
single sums and annuities; gains, losses and valuations of stocks,
bonds, mutual funds, and other investments. Also included are
accounting math applications of depreciation, inventory valuation,
financial ratios and analysis. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-050 or place
into higher level math class.
BA-111
Course No.
Course Listing
Course No.
BA-131
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
WEB
BA-131-01250114
???MW 10-11:50AM
STAFF
$336$26 $20
BA-131-02250115
???TTH 10-11:50AM
B. FORNEY
$336
$26
$20
BA-131-03253234
???TTH 1-2:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $20
BA-131-04250116
???T
6-9:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $20
BA-131-05250117
??? B. FORNEY
$336
$26
$40
Introductory course using Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint applications to create business documents, utilize the Internet,
and file management. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass BT-120 or instructor consent.
$382
$382
$382
$382
$402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: beverlyf@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3115. Student must have access to the following equipment
and software: personal computer wtih MS Windows 7 operating system,
MS Office 2013 Professional, internet account including email and access to
WWW (DSL or cable connection recommended).
WEB BA-131-06250118
??? STAFF
$336$26
$40 $402
WEB BA-131-07250119
??? STAFF
$336$26
$40 $402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3075. Student must have access to the following equipment
and software: personal computer with MS Windows 7 operating system,
MS Office 2013 Professional, internet account including email and access to
WWW (DSL or cable connection recommended).
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075. Student must have access to the following equipment and
software: personal computer with MS Windows 7 operating system, MS Office
2013 Professional, internet account including email and access to WWW (DSL
or cable connection recommended).
$221
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: billw@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3079.
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Business, continued
BA-156
BUSINESS FORECASTING, 3 CREDITS
Basic economic principles applied to business decision-making,
forecasting, and critical thinking skills related to budgeting, planning, financial analysis, and application of business policy and
practice. Designed for business majors. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115.
WEB BA-156-01250122
??? STAFF
$252 $19.50 $40$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
BA-177
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
BA-211
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I, 4 CREDITS
WEB BA-177-01250123
??? STAFF
$252 $19.50 $40$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS WITH TECHNOLOGY,
4 CREDITS
Students practice critical skills for successful communication in a
business environment by employing a structured writing process,
analyzing audience needs, and identifying and using appropriate
communication channels and modalities. Students also work
individually to produce a PowerPoint presentation with embedded
narration and as team members to manage a comprehensive project
and complete a business research paper. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115. Prerequisites: Pass BA-131 and WR-121.
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Basic principles of accounting cycle for service and merchandising
companies, journals, ledgers, accounting for cash, end-of-period
operations, worksheets, entries, and financial statements. Emphasis
on procedure and theory. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement
in RD-115.
BA-211-01250128
???MW 8-9:50AM
STAFF
$336$26 $5
BA-211-02250129
???TTH 10-11:50AM
H. GRIMALDI
$336
$26
$5
WEB BA-211-03250130
??? H. GRIMALDI
$336
$26
$40
$367
$367
$402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: hugog@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3073.
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING, 3 CREDITS
Basic personnel payroll records necessary in business firms, laws
affecting payroll systems, procedures used in computing wages,
salaries and deductions, and manual preparation of payroll records
and reports. Prerequisite: Pass BA-111 or BA-211.
BA-205
Course No.
BA-212
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II, 4 CREDITS
Principles and practices in service and merchandising corporations, cash controls, receivables, assets, short-term and long-term
liabilities, debt, and financial statements. Corporate analysis of
financial position including the cash flow statement. Prerequisite:
Pass BA-211.
BA-212-01250131
???MW 10-11:50AM
STAFF
$336$26 $5
BA-212-02250132
???TTH 1-2:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $5
WEB BA-212-03250133
??? H. GRIMALDI
$336
$26
$40
$367
$367
$402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: hugog@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3073.
BA-213
DECISION MAKING WITH ACCOUNTING INFORMATION,
4 CREDITS
HYB BA-205-01253235
???W
1-2:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $15 $377
Accounting for manufacturing operations, cost systems, capital
budgeting, variances and budget performance reports, job order,
process, flow, and cost/volume profit analysis and standard costs.
Presentation and interpretation of accounting data to aid decisions.
Prerequisite: Pass BA-212.
WEB BA-205-02253236
??? STAFF
$336$26
WEB BA-213-01250134
??? H. GRIMALDI
$336
Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: sharonp@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3075.
$40 $402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
BA-206
MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS, 4 CREDITS
Concepts and theories of management with focus on planning,
organizing, leading, and controlling. Organizational structures,
planning principles, global management, managing change and
culture, effective communication, and motivation. Recommended:
Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115 and pass BA-251.
WEB BA-206-01250126
??? S. PARKER
$336
$26
$40
$402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
BA-208
BA-214
WEB BA-208-01250127
??? M. MOISO
$336
$26
$40
$402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: mmoiso@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3770.
$40
$402
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, 3 CREDITS
Focuses on the development of written communication skills in a
business organization. Within communications, the interpersonal
skills, in the form of both written and oral expression, are integrated
to achieve individual and organizational objectives. Both informal
and formal techniques are applied to a variety of business communication scenarios. Recommended: WR-101 or WR-121, and CS-120
or BA-131.
WEB BA-214-01253237
??? STAFF
$252 $19.50 $40$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
EMPLOYEE AND LABOR RELATIONS, 4 CREDITS
Provides a legal and historical overview of employee and labor
relations in union and non-union environments. Presents a realistic
picture of collective bargaining and labor relations situations and
highlights contemporary issues in employee relations, unions,
bargaining units, and employee group representation.
$26
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: hugog@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3073.
BA-216
COST ACCOUNTING, 3 CREDITS
Job order and process costing to a higher level, including variances
and cost estimations; standard and variable costing in a manufacturing environment; inventory and capacity analysis; customerprofitability analysis; spoilage, rework and scrap; and performance
measurement. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
Prerequisite: Pass BA-213.
WEB BA-216-01250136
??? STAFF
$252 $19.50 $40$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
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Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
BA-218
PERSONAL FINANCE, 4 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
WEB BA-218-01253238
??? STAFF
$336$26
$40 $402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
BA-222
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS
Study of sources and uses of funds, financials, and cash flows;
includes valuation of financial assets; long-term cash flows and
budgeting; cost of capital; capital structure and dividend policy;
working-capital management, ethics, and international business
finance. Prerequisite: Pass BA-212.
WEB BA-222-01250139
??? STAFF
$252 $19.50 $40$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
BA-223
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING, 4 CREDITS
Offers a comprehensive investigation of strategic marketing in a
global environment. Topics covered will include research, ethics,
consumer behavior, product strategy, distribution strategy, promotional strategy and pricing strategy. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
BA-223-01250140
???TTH 10-11:50AM
R. HATFIELD
$336
$26
$0
WEB BA-223-02250141
??? R. HATFIELD
$336
$26
$40
$362
$402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: daleh@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3074.
BA-226
BA-226-01250143
???MW 10-11:50AM
M. MOISO
$336
$26
$0
WEB BA-226-02250145
??? M. MOISO
$336
$26
$40
SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS
$362
$402
Emphasis on real and personal property, negotiable instruments,
insurance, documents of title, secured transaction, bailments, commercial paper, agency, bankruptcy, suretyship, bulk sales, and estate
planning. Prerequisite: Pass BA-226.
$26
$40
$402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: mmoiso@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3770.
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS
Managing a small business, identifying a market opportunity, developing a business plan, and meeting the competition. Also financial
accounting and cash-flow projections. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115.
HYB BA-250-01250147
???TH 6-8:50PM
STAFF
$252 $19.50 $15$286.50
Hybrid. Meets: 1/8, 1/15, 1/29, 2/12, 2/26, & 3/12 plus online hours.
Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3075.
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Role and responsibilities of the first-line supervisor or manager.
Analyzing business, dealing with change, staffing and scheduling,
leadership, decision-making, motivational skills, legal considerations, and managing teams. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
WEB BA-251-01250148
??? S. PARKER
$252
$19.50
$40
$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
BA-280
BUSINESS/CWE , 3-6V CREDITS
BA-280-01250149
??? C. MIDDENDORFF
$504
BA-285
HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS, 4 CREDITS
Cooperative work experience. On-the-job experience in a business
related to the student’s major course of study. Under supervision
of instructor and employer. May be repeated for up to 6 credits.
Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
$39
Contact: carolm@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6040.
$45
$588V
Students are introduced to the theory and practical application
of human relations at the individual, group, and organizational
levels. Students assess their intrapersonal and interpersonal skill
levels and write a plan for improvement that will increase their
work performance. Upon completion, the successful student will
have a basic understanding of psychological principles that help
build relationships among employees and employers. Major topic
areas include goal setting, motivation, communication, leadership,
evaluation, conflict management, individual and group behavior.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
BA-285-01250153
???TTH 1-2:50PM
M. MOISO
$336
$26
$0
$362
WEB BA-285-02250155
??? STAFF
$336$26 $40 $402
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sharonp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3075.
Registration for these workshops does not require college admission. Use
Quick Entry Registration Form, or e-mail bizcenter@clackamas.edu for online
registration instructions.
BUSINESS LAW II, 4 CREDITS
WEB BA-227-01250146
??? M. MOISO
$336
Day
Tuition
Business Development Center
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: mmoiso@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3770.
BA-250
BA-251
BUSINESS LAW I, 4 CREDITS
Concepts, principles, and rules of law applicable to business and
personal transactions, with emphasis on sources of law, the U.S.
Constitution, personal and business torts and crimes, case-based
applications, ethics, and consumer contract law. Recommended:
Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
BA-227
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Course Listing
Analysis and application of basic principles of personal finance
including career planning, budgeting and spending, financial
decision-making, use of credit, saving and investing, home
purchase, taxes, risk management, retirement planning, estate
planning, and other major personal finance topics. Recommended:
Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-020 or
higher, pass BA-104.
Course No.
For more information on these classes or other questions regarding your
small business needs, contact the Small Business Development Center
(SBDC) at 503-594-0738. Website: www.bizcenter.org
Note: Registration for the following non-credit workshops does not require
college admission.
SBM-006 GOING INTO BUSINESS, 0 CREDIT
Are you starting (or thinking about starting) a business? This FREE
workshop will help you assess whether business ownership is the
right path for you. Discover what resources are available to you for
researching, starting up, financing and managing your dream business, so that it doesn’t turn into your worst nightmare. To reserve
a place in one of these free workshops, call 503-594-0738 or e-mail
bizcenter@clackamas.edu
4
SBM-006-01252589
???TH 6:30-9:20PM
STAFF
$0$0 $0
$0
SBM-006-02
STAFF
252590
TH
6:30-9:20PM
$0$0 $0
$0
SBM-006-03
STAFF
252591
TH
6:30-9:20PM
$0$0 $0
$0
Meets: 1/8, 2/5 or 3/5. At Harmony Community Campus..
Meets: 2/5. At Harmony Community Campus.
Meets: 3/5. At Harmony Community Campus.
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Business Development Center, continued
If you are new to marketing, this is the place to start. An introduction/overview designed for small business owners who want to
learn the basic principles and practices of effective and efficient
marketing.
SBM-006-08252596
???TH 6:30-9:20PM
STAFF
$0$0 $49 $49
Meets: 3/19. At Harmony Community Campus..
SBM-006 FINDING THE PROFIT ZONE, 0 CREDIT
Are you getting your fair share of the value you provide to customers as profit? Our guess is you aren’t. Join us for this important
discussion of how to earn more profit and increase the value of your
company in the process.
4
SBM-006-11252597
???W
R. SHERK
$0
2-4:50PM
$0
$99
Meets: 2/11 & 2/25. At Harmony Community Campus.
$99
SBM-006 SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE, 0 CREDIT
If you could benefit from a review of (or intro to), financial basics
in a non-threatening atmosphere with other small business owners,
this class is for you. Topics include business planning, financial
projections and budgeting, cash flow, funding options.
4
SBM-006-17252600
???S
J. POWELL
$0
Meets: 2/21. At Harmony Community Campus.
9-11:50AM
$0
$49
$49
SBM-006 SMALL BUSINESS RECORDKEEPING, 0 CREDIT
This class covers the basic recordkeeping requrements for your business and assesses various options for tracking income and expenses.
You will also get tips on how to select an accounting professional so
you don’t have problems with the IRS later.
4
SBM-006-18252601
???S
C. WEESNER
$0
Meets: 1/17. At Harmony Community Campus.
9-12:50PM
$0
$59
$59
SBM-006 QUICKBOOKS PRO: PART I, 0 CREDIT
Find out how to set up your books right the first time, using QuickBooks Pro. If you are new to QuickBooks or have little bookkeeping
experience, this class will get you started. Topics include how to
navigate in QuickBooks, how to enter your sales and pay your bills.
4
SBM-006-21252602
???W
C. WEESNER
$0
6-8:50PM
$0
$199
Meets: 1/7-2/4. Required: Proficiency with computers & windows.
At Harmony Community Campus..
$199
SBM-006 QUICKBOOKS PRO: PART II, 0 CREDIT
In this continuation QuickBooks Pro class, topics will include how
to create and customize company forms and reports, do basic job
costing, memorize transactions, reconcile bank and credit card
statements.
4
SBM-006-22252603
???W
C. WEESNER
$0
6-8:50PM
$0
$129
$129
Meets: 2/11-2/25. Required: Current enrollment in or successful completion
of QuickBooks Pro: Part I, or instructor consent. At Harmony Community
Campus.
SBM-006 QUICKBOOKS BASIC PAYROLL, 0 CREDIT
This introductory class is intended for people who want basic information on how to set up and manage payroll for a small business.
Each student will use an established set of “company books” and
will set up company payroll information, produce paychecks and
complete monthly federal and state employee reports.
4
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30
SBM-006-25252604
???S
C. WEESNER
$0
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
SBM-006 PREPARING FOR THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT
SBM-006 WINNING THE MARKETING GAME, 0 CREDIT
4
Course No.
9-4:50PM
$0
$149
This class will prepare students to qualify for and successfully
pass the Construction Contractors Board (CCB) exam required for
contractor certification in Oregon. The class is taught by a certified
CCB education provider and fulfills the CCB pre-exam educational
requirement as stipulated under Oregon Revised Statute 701.280.
4
SBM-006-30254067
???FS
8-4:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $375$375
4
SBM-006-31254068
???FS
8-4:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $375$375
4
SBM-006-32254069
???FS
8-4:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $375$375
Meets: 1/9-1/10. At Harmony Community Campus.
Meets: 2/6-2/7. At Harmony Community Campus.
Meets: 3/6-3/7. At Harmony Community Campus.
4 ESPAñOL SBM-006-33254064
???FS
8-4:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $450$450
Meets: 1/23-1/24. Spanish language class. At Harmony Community Campus.
4 ESPAñOL SBM-006-34254065
???FS
8-4:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $450$450
Meets: 2/20-2/21. Spanish language class. At Harmony Community Campus.
4 ESPAñOL SBM-006-35254066
???FS
8-4:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $450$450
Meets: 3/20-3/21. Spanish language class. At Harmony Community Campus.
SBM-006 HOW TO PASS THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT
Enables Spanish speaking students to improve study habits, improve
test taking skills, and develop basic computer skills to improve
online testing results. Explores ideas on answering difficult, poorly
worded or incorrectly translated questions.
SBM-006-36
STAFF
254200
S
9-11:50AM
$0$0 $67 $67
Meets: 2/14. Spanish Language Class. At Harmony Community Campus.
SBM-006 MOBILE 4 BUSINESS, 0 CREDIT
Trains students to use a mobile device to perform operational tasks
for a contracting business. The training includes using a mobile
device to submit invoices, collect payments, request subcontractor
bids, track labor costs, and other project management duties.
SBM-006-38
STAFF
254201
F
9-3:50PM
$0 $0 $197$197
Meets: 1/23. At Harmony Community Campus.
SBM-006 SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION, 0 CREDIT
Do you want to find out how the search engines rank your website?
Discover how you can get better search engine results for the search
terms that matter to you most.
4
SBM-006-39252612
???F
9-3:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $99 $99
Meets: 2/27. At Harmony Community Campus.
SBM-006 SOCIAL MEDIA, 0 CREDIT
Facebook and Twitter for your small business. Marketing is a
dynamic and ever-changing challenge. A social network is critical
to the success of your business. This workshop will introduce you
to social networking fundamentals such as Facebook fan pages. We
will build a fan page, discuss page setting, upload cover and profile
photos, discuss basic posts on the page and how to build an audience for your page.
4
SBM-006-41252613
???F
9-3:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $99 $99
Meets: 2/20. Prerequisite: Basic computer knowledge. At Harmony
Community Campus
$149
Meets: 3/14. Required: Completion of QuickBooks Pro: Part I, or instructor
consent. At Harmony Community Campus.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
BT-120-02250157
???MW 11-11:50AM
B. FORNEY
$168
$13
$10
BT-120-03250158
???W
6-7:50PM
STAFF
$168$13 $10 $191
BT-121
DATA ENTRY, 1 CREDIT
BT-121-01250159
???M
B. FORNEY
$84
10-10:50AM
$6.50
$10
$100.50
BT-121-02250160
???W
B. FORNEY
$84
10-10:50AM
$6.50
$10
$100.50
BT-121-03250161
???M
B. FORNEY
$84
11-11:50AM
$6.50
$10
$100.50
BT-121-04250162
???W
B. FORNEY
$84
11-11:50AM
$6.50
$10
$100.50
BT-121-05250163
???W
STAFF
$84
6-6:50PM
$6.50 $10$100.50
SBM-010-01254140
???T
6-8:50PM
???S
9-4:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $600$600
BT-122
KEYBOARDING SKILLBUILDING, 2 CREDITS
SBM-011 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PRE-LICENSE, 0 CREDIT
BT-122-01250164
???MW 10-10:50AM
B. FORNEY
$168
$13
$10
$191
BT-122-02250165
???MW 11-11:50AM
B. FORNEY
$168
$13
$10
$191
BT-122-03250166
???W
6-7:50PM
STAFF
$168$13 $10 $191
BT-125
BUSINESS EDITING II, 3 CREDITS
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
SBM-006 WORDPRESS WEB DESIGN PART I, 0 CREDIT
4
SBM-006-51252615
???S
9-3:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $69 $69
Meets: 2/21. At Harmony Community Campus.
SBM-006 WORDPRESS WEB DESIGN PART II, 0 CREDIT
This class covers Plugins, theme editing, backing-up and restoring
WordPress, search tools and protecting from Malware.
4
SBM-006-52252616
???S
9-3:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $69 $69
Meets: 2/28. At Harmony Community Campus.
SBM-006 CORRAL THE CHAOS, 0 CREDIT
A project management course designed to help break down large
projects into manageable segments to help drive the project to
completion.
4
SBM-006-60252617
???T
9-11:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $30 $30
Meets: 2/10. At Harmony Community Campus.
SBM-010 REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSE, 0 CREDIT
Prepares students to qualify for the Oregon Real Estate Broker’s
License exam by studying statutes, rules and antidiscrimination
laws pertaining to the licensing and professional real estate activity
required by all licensees of the State of Oregon.
Class meets Tuesday evenings 1/6-3/10 and 9:00am to 4:50pm on Saturday
3/14.
Prepares students to qualify for the Oregon Real Estate Property
Managment License exam by studying laws and statutes pertaining
to the licensing and professional property management activity
required by all licensees of the State of Oregon.
4
SBM-011-01254141
???W
6-8:00PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $600$600
Meets: Wednesdays 1/5-2/18. At Harmony Community Campus.
SBM-020 SMALL BUSINESS GREENHOUSE, 0 CREDIT
Two-term intensive training program designed to assist entrepreneurs in planning their business startups, and to develop existing
businesses to make them more profitable and to create jobs.
Students do extensive individual work on developing business plans
with counseling from instructor.
4
SBM-020-03
R. CAMPBELL
252618
T
$0
6:30-9:20PM
$0
$495
4
SBM-020-04252619
???T
R. CAMPBELL
$0
6:30-9:20PM
$0
$0
$0
4
SBM-020-06252620
???T
R. CAMPBELL
$0
6:30-9:20PM
$0
$0
$0
Meets: Tuesdays 3/3-6/16. At Harmony Community Campus.
$495
Meets: 3/3-6/16; couseling by appointment. At Harmony Community
Campus.
Meets: 3/3-6/16. Counseling by appointment. At Harmony Community
Campus.
Business Technology
BT-120
PERSONAL KEYBOARDING, 2 CREDITS
Basic instruction on electronic alphanumeric keyboard. Provides
practice for speed and accuracy with individual program. Students
will develop the necessary skills to effectively use the Internet, use
e-mail, and create simple documents.
BT-120-01250156
???MW 10-10:50AM
B. FORNEY
$168
$13
$10
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in the Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in the Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Total
$191
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in the Dye Academic Computer Lab.
This course is designed to teach the computer numeric keypad by
touch with speed and accuracy using industry standards for data
entry. The skill is especially helpful to people in the fields of data
entry, accounting, office administration, insurance, banking and
finance, and any other work that requires numeric input.
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in the Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in the Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in the Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab.
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Learn the basics of making a WordPress site including getting a
domain name, creating a page, finding a theme, and more! Bring
content, pictures, logos, testimonials, etc. to create your own
website.
Day
Tuition
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Designed to improve typing proficiency using microcomputers.
Students will refine and further develop speed and accuracy skills
learned in BT-120 Personal Keyboarding. Prerequisite: Pass BT-120 or
instructor consent.
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in the Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in the Dye Academic Computer Lab.
Follows BT-124 and uses the second half of the same textbook. It
covers additional new grammar rules, in addition to other punctuation, capitalization, and numbers. The course also covers composing
business communication documents such as memorandums, letters,
and reports, as well as using effective communication in a business
environment. Prerequisite: Pass BT-124 with a C or better.
HYB BT-125-01250167
???T
B. FORNEY
$252
1-2:20PM
$19.50 $15
$286.50
Hybrid. Class meets every Tuesday plus online hours. Contact: beverlyf@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3115.
BT-160
WORD I, 3 CREDITS
Introductory-level course where students learn basic concepts of
the Word software program. This course is designed for students
who have no or little knowledge of Word. Prerequisite: Pass BT-120
or instructor consent. Recommended: 35 words per minute typing
skill.
HYB BT-160-01250168
???T
10-11:50AM
STAFF
$252 $19.50 $35$306.50
Hybrid. Class meets every Tuesday plus online hours. Contact: sharonp@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3075. Students must have access to MS Word
2013 or use CCC Dye Academic Computer Lab for coursework.
$191
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Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Business Technology, continued
BT-177
WEB BT-177-01250169
??? STAFF
$252 $19.50 $40$311.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: billw@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3079. Students must have access to MS Project 2010 or higher
or use the CCC Dye Academic Computer Lab for coursework.
Career Planning
CAREER EXPLORATION, 3 CREDITS
Students use information about themselves (values,interests, personality and skills) and information about the world of work (career
and industries) to explore and make long term career decisions.
$19.50
$45
Career Planning: Life & Career Options
HD-202-01247122
???T
J. DEVENNEY
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$40
HD-208
CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING, 3 CREDITS
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3184.
$40
Helps re-entry adults identify interests, abilities, values and transferable skills and apply this information to goal setting and career
decisions. Students identify and explore options for training, education, and employment. Covers job search skills such as interviewing,
resume writing, and developing a career portfolio. Each student
develops an action plan identifying goals and next steps. This course
is part of Life & Career Options. Corequisite: HD-202.
HD-208-01247123
???TH 9-11:50AM
???TH 10:30-12:00PM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: sschaefer@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6135.
INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS
A lab transfer course for students in nursing, allied health fields, and
liberal arts. Observation, measurement, composition, stoichiometry,
atomic structure, periodic table, bonding, and nomenclature. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 with a C or better or placement in MTH-095,
pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
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CH-104-01250749
???T
M. KAPLAN
$420
2-3:50PM
$32.50 $45
$60
Total
$512.50
INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT
CH-104S-01250751
???TH
M. KAPLAN
$0
2-2:50PM
$0
$0
$0
CH-104S-02250752
???TH
M. KAPLAN
$0
3-3:50PM
$0
$0
$0
CH-105
INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS
CH-105-01250753
???MW 2-3:20PM
C. TETERS
$420
$32.50 $45
Corequisite: CH-104.
Corequisite: CH-104.
A laboratory course discussing heat; molecular and ionic interactions in solids, liquids, gases, and solutions; chemical reactions
including acid-base, electron transfer, and equilibrium. Prerequisite:
Pass CH-104 (CH-112 not accepted).
$497.50
Required: 4hrs/wk in the Introductory Chemistry Lab. Lab Hours: Tuesday
10am-4pm; Wednesday & Friday 9am-3pm; Thursday 10am-8pm. Seminar
included.
HYB CH-105-30250754
??? C. TETERS
$420
$32.50
$60
$512.50
Hybrid. Orientation on Moodle. Seminar included. Contact: chad.teters@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3549. Required: 4 hrs/wk on campus for lab
work and weekly quiz. Lab Hours: Tuesday 10am-4pm; Wednesday & Friday
9am-3pm; Thursday 10am-8pm. Lab begins 1st week.
CH-112
CHEMISTRY FOR HEALTH SCIENCES, 4 CREDITS
CH-112-01250755
???MW 12:30-1:50PM
E. FRANCIS
$336
$26
$45
$407
CH-112-02250756
???TTH 9-10:20AM
C. DU BOULAY
$336
$26
$45
$407
CH-112-20250757
???TTH 6-7:20PM
???TTH 7:30-8:50PM
M. KAPLAN
$336
$26
$45
$407
One-term preparatory chemistry lab course for students who want
to take BI-231,Anatomy and Physiology and/or BI-234, Introductory
Microbiology. Includes measurement; atomic structure; periodic
table; bonding; nomenclature; heat; molecular and ionic interactions in solids, liquids, and solutions; chemical reactions including
acid-base; organic chemistry; and biochemistry. Prerequisite: Pass
MTH-065 with a C or better or placement in MTH-095. Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115. Corequisite: BI-112 strongly recommended.
Corequisite: CH-112L lab.
Corequisite: CH-112L lab.
Lab included.
CH-112L
CHEMISTRY FOR THE HEALTH SCIENCES LAB, 0 CREDIT
CH-112L-01250758
???W
C. TETERS
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
CH-112L-02250759
???TH
C. DU BOULAY
$0
3-5:50PM
$0
$0
$0
CH-112L-03250760
???F
C. DU BOULAY
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
Lab section for CH-112 lecture course.
Chemistry
CH-104
$32.50
Crs. Fee
Seminar course for the CH-104 lecture/lab course.
LIFE TRANSITIONS, 3 CREDITS
Examines process and stages of life transitions. Helps re-entry adults
identify personal strengths and barriers related to success in education and employment. Offers opportunities to practice interpersonal
skills. Provides information about CCC campus and community
resources which can assist students in reaching their goals. This
course is part of Life & Career Options. Corequisite: HD-208.
Time
Fee
CH-104S
$316.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: lupem@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3185.
HD-202
Day
Tuition
Hybrid. Orientation on Moodle. Seminar included. Contact: edenf@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3352. Required: 4 hrs/wk on campus for lab
work and weekly quiz. Lab begins first week. Lab Hours: Tuesday 10am4pm; Wednesday & Friday 9am-3pm; Thursday 10am-8pm.
MICROSOFT PROJECT, 3 CREDITS
WEB HD-140-01247106
??? G. MARTINEZ
$252
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
HYB CH-104-30250750
??? E. FRANCIS
$420
Covers the basics of using Microsoft Project to plan, schedule, and
track a project. Also addresses communicating project information,
assigning and tracking resources and costs, tracing progress, and
closing a project. Concludes with students using Microsoft Project
to produce management and other reports and to share project
information with other audiences and applications
HD-140
Course No.
Corequisite: CH-112.
Corequisite: CH-112.
Corequisite: CH-112.
$497.50
Required: 4hrs/wk in the Introductory Chemistry Lab. Lab Hours: Tuesday
10am-4pm; Wednesday & Friday 9am-3pm; Thursday 10am-8pm. Corequisite: CH-104S.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
CH-221
GENERAL CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
CH-221-01250761
???MWF 10-10:50AM
D. ARTER
$420
$32.50 $45
CH-221L
GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB, 0 CREDIT
CH-221L-01250762
???T
D. ARTER
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
CH-221L-02250763
???T
D. ARTER
$0
1-3:50PM
$0
$0
$0
CH-221S
CH-221L-03250764
???TH 12-2:50PM
N. HAMEL
$0
$0
$0
GENERAL CHEMISTRY SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT
CH-221S-01250765
???TH
D. ARTER
$0
CH-222
GENERAL CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS
Corequisite: CH-221L Lab and CH-221S Seminar.
$497.50
Lab course for the CH-221 lecture course.
Corequisite: CH-221 & CH-221S.
Corequisite: CH-221 & CH-221S.
$0
Seminar course for the CH-221 lecture course.
10-10:50AM
$0
$0
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Clinical Lab Assistant
The CCC Clinical Laboratory Assistant program is a three-term program of
48 credits which prepares graduates for entry level practice in the laboratory setting.
CLA-100
INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH CARE, 2 CREDITS
CLA-100 course description:
An overview and introduction to healthcare systems and career
trends, ethical and legal responsibilities, personal and workplace
safety, infection control, professionalism, life-long learning, and
effective communication.
CLA-100-01253984
K. LIX
CLA-102
CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT SKILLS II, 4 CREDITS
$168
$13
$140
$321
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: kristinl@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-0671
Addresses hematology and urinalysis theory within assistant level
scope of practice. Correct specimen collection will be emphasized.
Students will be required to perform various waived tests and demonstrate an understanding of the necessity of accuracy and attention
to detail. Students will demonstrate the use of controls, standards
and laboratory protocols. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite:
Pass CLA-101.
4
CLA-102-01250360
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
???TTH 12-1:20PM
H. WAND
$336
$26
$200
$562
A lab course discussing reactions, stoichiometry, thermodynamics,
organic compounds and polymers, kinetics, and equilibrium. Topics
involving organic chemistry and biochemistry are introduced.
Prerequisite: Pass CH-221.
4
CLA-102-02253985
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
???TTH 1:30-2:50PM
H. WAND/P. DETURK
$336
$26
$200
$562
CH-222-01250766
???MWF 10-10:50AM
N. HAMEL
$420
$32.50 $45
CLA-115
LABORATORY ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS, 2 CREDITS
CH-222L
GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB, 0 CREDIT
CH-222L-01250767
???TH
N. HAMEL
$0
8-10:50AM
$0
$0
$0
CH-222L-02250768
???TH
N. HAMEL
$0
12-2:50PM
$0
$0
4
CLA-115-01250362
???TH
H. WAND
$168
$0
CH-222L-03250769
???F
N. HAMEL
$0
1-3:50PM
$0
$0
CLA-119
PHLEBOTOMY/LABORATORY/PRACTICUM I, 3 CREDITS
CH-222S
GENERAL CHEMISTRY SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT
4
CLA-119-01250363
???T
H. WAND
$252
CH-222S-01250770
???W
N. HAMEL
$0
11-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
CLA-130
SPECIMEN COLLECTION, 1 CREDIT
CH-222S-02250771
???W
N. HAMEL
$0
2-2:50PM
$0
$0
$0
CH-242
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II, 5 CREDITS
4
CLA-130-01253986
???T
A. HARRISON
$84
Corequisites: CH-221 & CH-221L.
$0
Restricted to instructor consent. At Harmony Community Campus.
Corequisites: CH-222L & CH-222S.
$497.50
Lab course for the CH-222 lecture course.
Corequisites: CH-222 & CH-222S.
Corequisites: CH-222 & CH-222S.
Corequisites: CH-222 & CH-222S.
$0
Seminar course for the CH-222 lecture course.
Corequisites: CH-222 & CH-222L.
Corequisites: CH-222 & CH-222L.
Second term of transfer sequence meeting organic chemistry
requirement for premedical, dental, veterinary, pharmacy, chiropractic medicine, chemical engineering and biology majors. Prerequisite:
Pass CH-241.
CH-242-01250773
???MWF 2:30-3:50PM
D. ARTER
$420
$32.50 $45
CH-242L
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LAB, 0 CREDIT
CH-242L-01250774
???M
D. ARTER
$0
Corequisite: CH-242L. Seminar included.
Course Listing
Transfer lab course for science, engineering, and professional majors.
The nature of chemistry, atomic theory, electron configuration,
structure, bonding, properties, composition and nomenclature of
covalent and ionic substances. Introduces organic chemistry and
biochemistry topics. Prerequisites: A year of high school chemistry
or pass CH-150 or pass CH-104 & CH-105; & pass MTH-095 with a
C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111.
Course No.
Restricted to instructor consent. At Harmony Community Campus.
Designed for the clinical laboratory assistant employed in a physician’s laboratory, instructing them in laboratory coding, billing
practices, and other administrative duties, with emphasis on patient
test management and professionalism. EKG techniques will be
included as welll as other back office skills, as required by NAACLS.
Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus.
3-4:50PM
$13
$50
$231
Supervised unpaid assignment to area medical center laboratories to
gain practical experience. Required: Instructor consent.
3-3:50PM
$19.50 $150 $421.50
Required: 72 clinical hrs/TBA. At Harmony Community Campus.
Designed to qualify students to perform drug testing collections
under U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)regulations. The
final examination will include a demonstration of collection proficiency. Specimen management, adulteration and quality assessment
will be addressed. Required: Students must be enrolled in current
CLA cohort, or instructor consent.
4-5:50PM
$6.50
$75
$165.50
Restricted to CLA cohort students. At Harmony Community Campus..
$497.50
Lab course for the CH-242 lecture course.
Corequisite: CH-242.
4-6:50PM
$0
$0
$0
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Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
College Success
See also Human Development & Leadership for related classes.
EL-103
TAKING EFFECTIVE NOTES, 1 CREDIT
Designed to help students develop effective note-taking skills.
Several note-taking systems are introduced and practiced.
EL-103-01FYE254045
???W
B. MARKS
$0
9-9:50AM
$0
$0
Recommended: Enrolled in RD-090, WR-090, MTH-020 and/or MTH-060
based on the COMPASS assessment. Corequisite: HD-120-01FYE.
$0
EL-103-02FYE254046
???TH
B. MALONEY
$0
10-10:50AM
$0
$0
EL-103-04FYE254048
???TH
L. NIELSON
$0
1-1:50PM
$0
$0
$0
EL-103-03FYE254047
???W
L. NIELSON
$0
4-4:50PM
$0
$0
$0
Recommended: Enrolled in RD-090, WR-090, MTH-020 and/or MTH-060
based on the COMPASS assessment. Corequisite: HD-120-02FYE.
Recommended: Enrolled in RD-090, WR-090, MTH-020 and/or MTH-060
based on the COMPASS assessment. Corequisite: HD-120-04FYE.
Recommended: Enrolled in RD-090, WR-090, MTH-020 and/or MTH 060
based on the COMPASS assessment. Corequisite: HD-120-03FYE.
WEB EL-103-05247868
??? B. MALONEY
$84
$6.50
$35
$125.50
COLLEGE STUDY SKILLS, 3 CREDITS
Emphasizes time management, listening/note-taking, testing skills/
anxiety, library resources, learning styles, study/reading textbooks,
concentration. Prerequisite: Placement in RD-090.
HD-100
EL-111-02247872
???TTH
B. MARKS
$252
EL-111-01247870
???MW
STAFF
$252
COLLEGE SURVIVAL, 1 CREDIT
9-10:20AM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
10-11:20PM
$19.50 $15$286.50
Designed to help students develop skills in time management,
reading, homework management, note taking, stress management,
test taking. May be repeated for up to 6 credits.
HYB HD-100-01254149
???F
T. SPREHE/T. DEXTER
$0
Meets: 12/12 plus additional hours online.
9:15-2:30PM
$0
$0
$0V
HD-102SERVICE LEARNING EXPERIENCE, 1-6V CREDITS
Provides students with a service learning experience in a community
setting. Students complete 30-180 hours per term of volunteer work
and participate in seminar/discussions to connect volunteer work
with an area of study. Required: Instructor consent.
HD-102-01
M. BAKER
246787
TBA
$0
HD-120
COLLEGE SUCCESS, 1 CREDIT
TBA
$0
$45
$45V
Corequisite: HD-006-01. Contact: mbaker@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3041
for more information.
Provides strategies for creating college success including selfawareness, personal responsibility, understanding self-management,
increasing motivation, meaningful goal setting,effective study
habits, use of on and off campus resources.
HD-120-01FYE254060
???M
9-9:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $0
$0
HD-120-02FYE254061
???T
10-10:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $0
$0
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Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
HD-120-02247102
???T
11-11:50AM
STAFF
$84 $6.50$0$90.50
HD-120-04FYE254063
???T
1-1:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $0
$0
HD-120-03FYE254062
???M
4-4:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $0
$0
HD-121
COLLEGE SUCCESS EXPANDED, 3 CREDITS
HD-121-01247104
???M
S. SCHAEFER
$252
LIB-101
INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY RESEARCH, 1 CREDIT
$0
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu. Contact: bmaloney@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-6689. Required: Microsoft Office or compatible software.
EL-111
Course No.
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Contact: sschaefer@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6135.
Corequisite: EL-103-04FYE. Highly recommended for students testing into
RD-090, WR-090, MTH-020 and/or MTH-060 based on the COMPASS
assessment.
Corequisite: EL-103-03FYE. Highly recommended for students testing into
RD-090, WR-090, MTH-020 and/or MTH-060 based on the COMPASS
assessment.
Provides advanced strategies for creating college success including
self-awareness, understanding motivation, employing interdependence, taking personal responsibility, learning style, goal setting,
lifelong learning, emotional intelligence, critical thinking, time
management, effective study habits/planning, and the use of on and
off campus resources.
1-3:50PM
$19.50 $10
Contact: sschaefer@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6135.
$281.50
Trains students in the use of a variety of print and electronic
information resources, search tools, and source citation. Excellent
preparation for term papers and other research assignments. Recommended: Pass CS-090 or equivalent experience.
WEB LIB-101-01250473
??? S. NOLAN
$0
$0
Online. Contact: sarahn@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3316.
$0
$0
Collision Repair and Refinishing
Must have ANSI approved eye protection first day and comply with college
safety policy/welding prerequisites.
AB-009
STREET ROD CONSTRUCTION, 6.6 CEU
AB-101
AB-009-01246143
???THF 6:30-9:20PM
F. DAVIS
$0
$0
$401.50 $401.50
AUTO RESTORATION, 3 CREDITS
AB-101-01246145
???S
R. PETERSON
$252
8-7:50PM
$19.50 $130 $401.50
AB-101-02246146
???S
P. NESBITT
$252
8-7:50PM
$19.50 $130 $401.50
AB-112
COLLISION REPAIR WELDING I, 2 CREDITS
AB-112-01246386
???F
J. PHELPS/D. BATES
$168
Bring your own project and get hands-on instruction in rust repair,
body work, welding, painting and more.
Designed for students interested in auto body repair and painting
their own vehicles. Includes dent removal, panel replacement,
welding and painting. May be repeated up to 12 credits.
Meets: 1/10,1/24,2/7,2/21 & 3/7.
Meets: 1/17, 1/31, 2/14, 2/28 & 3/14.
Focus on auto collision damage repair. Emphasis on Metal Inert Gas
(MIG), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), welding on light gauge
metals, oxygen-acetylene welding cutting and forming.
8-12:20PM
$13
$114
$295
Corequisite: EL-103-01FYE. Highly recommended for students testing into
RD-090, WR-090, MTH-020 and/or MTH-060 based on the COMPASS
assessment.
Corequisite: EL-103-02FYE. Highly recommended for students testing into
RD-090, WR-090, MTH-020 and/or MTH-060 based on the COMPASS
assessment.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
AB-113
COLLISION REPAIR I/NONSTRUCTURAL, 6 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
AB-123
AB-113-01246147
???MT 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$331
COLLISION REPAIR WELDING II, 2 CREDITS
$874
Training in light gauge metal repair: Gas Metal Arc Welding
(GMAW). Plasma Arc Cutting (PAC), Squeeze Type Resistance Spot
Welding (S-TRSW), and other advanced welding techniques specific
to collision damage repair. Prerequisite: Pass AB-112.
AB-133
AB-123-01246387
???F
8-12:20PM
J. PHELPS/R. PETERSON
$168
$13
$102
COLLISION REPAIR II/STRUCTURAL, 6 CREDITS
$283
Repair major body damage using modern frame repair equipment.
Includes repair and replacement of bolt-on, bonded, and welded
components using the latest technology. Includes introduction to
computerized measuring and damage analysis. Prerequisite: AB-113.
AB-150
AB-133-01246148
???MT 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$324
COLLISION REPAIR COMPUTERIZED ESTIMATING SHOPLINK, 2 CREDITS
$867
Provides detailed instruction in the use of modern computerized
estimating systems in the collision repair field. Focus is on Shoplink
software. Prerequisite: AB-149.
AB-222
AB-150-01246149
???M
6-9:50PM
R. PETERSON
$168
$13
$88
COLLISION REPAIR III/ADVANCED STRUCTURAL,
6 CREDITS
$269
Major collision repair, with a systems approach: frame and structure,
panels, suspension and brakes, electrical and cooling systems.
Emphasis on frame and unibody repair, replacement of welded body
panels, and diagnosis and repair of related damage. Prerequisite:
AB-133.
AB-224
AB-222-01246150
???MT 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$300
COLLISION REPAIR IV/ADVANCED STRUCTURAL,
6 CREDITS
$843
Advanced frame and unibody repair procedures. Electronic measurement and dimensioning, repair documentation, brakes suspension,
and alignment as they relate to collision repair. Prerequisite: AB-222.
AB-226
AB-224-01246151
???MT 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$192
COLLISION REPAIR V/ADVANCED STRUCTURAL,
6 CREDITS
$735
Uses the latest high quality, productive techniques and equipment
to repair vehicles to pre-collision condition. Covers the refined collision repair processes for today’s workplace. Prerequisite: AB-224.
AB-235
AB-226-01246152
???MT 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$120
COLLISION REPAIR WELDING III, 2 CREDITS
AB-280
AB-235-01246388
???F
8-12:20PM
J. PHELPS
$168
$13
$114
COLLISION REPAIR/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
$295
Cooperative work experience. Work-based learning experience in
an auto body repair shop. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE
seminar.
AB-280-01246153
??? M. HOUSE
$504
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
ABR-125 COLLISION REPAIR/REFINISHING I, 6 CREDITS
Covers shop safety, fire prevention, selection and use of paint products, abrasives, fillers, basic application of top coats, primers and
sealers. Required: Current enrollment in or successful completion of
AB-112 and AB-113.
ABR-125-01246154
???WTH 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$244
ABR-127 COLLISION REPAIR/REFINISHING II, 6 CREDITS
$787
ABR-127-01246155
???WTH 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$132
ABR-129 COLLISION REPAIR/REFINISHING III, 6 CREDITS
$675
ABR-129-01246156
???WTH 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/R. PETERSON
$504
$39
$144
ABR-162 BASIC AUTOMOTIVE PINSTRIPING, 2 CREDITS
$687
ABR-162-01254165
???TBA 6-9:50PM
D. BRADLEY
$168
$13
$60
ABR-225 PRODUCTION SHOP TECHNIQUES, 6 CREDITS
$241
ABR-225-01246157
???WTH 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$120
ABR-227 RESTORATION PRACTICES, 6 CREDITS
$663
Application of solvent and waterborne finishes, including spot
repairs, color matching, complete refinishing, and problem solving.
Introduction to computerized color information retrieval and
mixing. Prerequisite: ABR-125.
Application of solvent and waterborne basecoats, and tri-coats
and urethane topcoats, using both foreign and domestic refinish
systems. Includes complete refinishing, spot and panel painting,
color matching and problem solving. Prerequisite: ABR-127.
Matching factory striping colors and patterns. Designing and applying custom designs. Integrating striping into graphic designs. Covers
necessary materials and tools.
Designed for students who wish to gain additional hands-on
experience in refinishing, using the most up-to-date methods and
materials. Prerequisite: ABR-129.
Designed for students who wish to broaden their skills base in the
upper end refinish market. Projects will be considerably more challenging, with standards and expectations set higher. Prerequisite:
ABR-225.
ABR-227-01246158
???WTH 7:30-2:50PM
D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE
$504
$39
$120
$663
Communication Studies
COMM-100A BASIC SPEECH COMMUNICATION: PRINCIPLES,
1 CREDIT
Explores elements of the communication process including major
influences such as self-concept, perception, and culture. Examines
verbal and non-verbal modes of communication. First unit of a
three-credit series; may be taken in any order. Designed for nontransfer students.
$663
Aluminum welding for collision damage repair. Gas Metal Arc
Welding (GMAW) and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) processes
are learned, along with related weld repair techniques and equipment/safety procedures. Prerequisite: AB-123.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Course Listing
Provides basic instruction in collision repairs, including shop safety
and chemical hazard safety; proper safe use of tools; basic metal
work and finishing; use of filler; door removal, replacement and
alignment; and replacement and alignment of bolt-on front end
sheet metal parts. Required: Current enrollment in or successful
completion of AB-112 and ABR-125.
Course No.
COMM-100A-01250175???MW 1-2:50PM
A. NELSON LEWIS
$84
$6.50
$0
Meets: 1/12-1/28.
$90.50
COMM-100B BASIC SPEECH COMMUNICATION: INTERPERSONAL
RELATIONSHIPS, 1 CREDIT
Explores interpersonal skills in day-to-day formal and informal situations. Develops strategies for effective listening behavior. Examines
strategies for building and maintaining relationships. Second unit
of a three-credit series; may be taken in any order. Designed for
non-transfer students.
COMM-100B-01250176???MW 1-2:50PM
A. NELSON LEWIS
$84
$6.50
$0
Meets: 2/2-2/18.
$90.50
$588V
Continued
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Communications Studies, continued
Explores small group dynamics and communication skills in dayto-day formal and informal situations. Examines leadership styles,
conflict response, and effective interview techniques. Third unit of
a three-credit series; may be taken in any order. Designed for nontransfer students.
COMM-100C-01250177???MW 1-2:50PM
A. NELSON LEWIS
$84
$6.50
$0
Meets: 2/23-3/11.
4
COMM-111-01250178
???TTH
K. BRENNAN
$336
COMM-111-05253017
???MW
K. HUGHES
$336
COMM-111-16253992
???TTH
K. COFFEY
$336
8-9:50AM
$26
$6
9-10:50AM
$26
$6
9-10:50AM
$26
$6
4
COMM-111-03250181
???TTH
K. BRENNAN
$336
COMM-111-04250182
???TTH
J. BISHOP
$336
10-11:50AM
$26
$6
10-11:50AM
$26
$6
4
COMM-111-11253993
???MW
J. BISHOP
$336
COMM-111-06250183
???MW
K. HUGHES
$336
COMM-111-02250180
???TTH
K. BRENNAN
$336
COMM-111-07250184
???MW
K. HUGHES
$336
COMM-111-08250185
???TTH
K. HUGHES
$336
COMM-111-12253994
???MW
J. BISHOP
$336
COMM-111-09250186
???T
B. BYERS
$336
COMM-111-10250187
???MW
K. COFFEY
$336
10-11:50AM
$26
$6
11-12:50PM
$26
$6
1-2:50PM
$26
$6
1-2:50PM
$26
$6
10-11:50PM
$26
$6
3-4:50PM
$26
$6
6-9:50PM
$26
$6
6-7:50PM
$26
$6
$368
4
COMM-111-15250190
???T
K. COFFEY
$0
6-9:50PM
$0
$368
$368
At Harmony Community Campus..
At Wilsonville Campus.
$368
36
COMM-126-01250191
???MW 1-2:50PM
K. BRENNAN
$336
$26
$0
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
WEB
COMM-212-01250192
???
M. JONES
$336
Total
$26
$35
$397
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: melissaj@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3261.
The interpersonal communication process examined through
lectures, reading, and exercises. Subjects include goal-setting, first
impressions, conflict resolution, non-verbal messages, image building and assertiveness. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
WEB
$368
COMM-219 SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION, 4 CREDITS
$368
$368
$368
$368
$368
$368
$368
$368
$368
Examines ways women and men are different and similar in their
communication behaviors. Traditions, myths, social roles and
current issues are discussed. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
✔
Crs. Fee
$368
COMM-126 COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE SEXES, 4 CREDITS
Time
Fee
COMM-218 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION, 4 CREDITS
Practice in organization, research, and delivery of a variety of
speeches. Prerequisites: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
At Harmony Community Campus.
Day
Tuition
Takes students through a critical study of the production and
consumption of mass media, including television, radio, books, film,
newspapers, advertising and the Internet. Students also examine the
economic and social organization of mass media, the growth of new
media technologies, and the relationship between media and the
public. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
$90.50
COMM-111 PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS
At Wilsonville Campus
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
COMM-212 MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY, 4 CREDITS
COMM-100C BASIC SPEECH COMMICATION: BUSINESS
RELATIONSHIPS, 1 CREDIT
Course No.
$362
COMM-218-01250194
???
K. BRENNAN
$336
$26
Online. Contact: kellyb@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3154.
$35
$397
Theories and practices of small group communication through
group discussion, reading and written exercises. Emphasis on effective group communication, leadership skills, and problem-solving in
small groups. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115;
pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
COMM-219-01250195
???TTH 1-2:50PM
K. HUGHES
$336
$26
$0
COMM-227 NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION, 4 CREDITS
$362
COMM-227-01253018
???MW 10-11:50AM
A. NELSON LEWIS
$336
$26
$0
COMM-280 SPEECH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
$362
Explores theories and types of nonverbal behavior in relation to
the creative process of human communication. Examines the
influence, interpretation and/or management of such qualities as
appearance, body movement, facial expression, voice, use of space,
touch, and time. Considers how physical environments, social roles,
gender, and inter/intra-cultural beliefs and values have an effect
on relationships among individuals and groups. Applies theoretical
interpretations to nonverbal communication found in various forms
of human expression. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of communications. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
COMM-280-01250197
???
K. BRENNAN
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Computer-Aided Drafting Technology
Call 503-594-3318 for more information, or contact the Student Success
Center, 503-594-3475.
CDT-102
SKETCHING & PROBLEM SOLVING, 3 CREDITS
CDT-102-01254081
???F
A. FOUHY
$252
Freehand sketching encountered in drafting engineering projects.
Selecting views and implementing drafting standards. Dimensioning, lettering, section and auxiliary views are covered. Problem
solving in individual and group settings.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
11-4:50PM
$19.50 $75
$346.50
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
CDT-103
COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING I, 3 CREDITS
CDT-223
CDT-103-01246389
???MW 2:30-5:20PM
A. FOUHY
$252
$19.50 $75
INVENTOR FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Introduction to drafting applications using AutoCAD. Instruction
includes problem solving, drawing layout, orthographic multi-view
projection, line types, geometric construction and current drafting
techniques. Use industry standards for CAD drawing, editing, file
management, dimensions and notes. Recommended: Completion of
CDT-102.
$346.50
Introduces parametric and adaptive modeling techniques using
Autodesk Inventor. This course will guide students through design
environmental setup, creation of simple and complex part geometry,
assembly building, animation, and detailed 2D drawing output.
Recommended: Basic working knowledge of Windows operating
system and Microsoft Excel.
CDT-225
CDT-223-01246390
???MW 6:30-9:20PM
D. WARD
$252
$19.50 $75
ADVANCED SOLIDWORKS, 3 CREDITS
CDT-225-01246391
???TTH 3-5:50PM
D. WARD
$252
$19.50 $75
CS-120
SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS
CS-090-01250217
???MW 10-11:50AM
STAFF
$168$13 $18 $199
CS-090-02250218
???MW 6-7:50PM
S. SIMMONS
$168
$13
$18
CS-091
COMPUTERS FOR NEW USERS II, 2 CREDITS
Meets: 1/5-2/4.
Meets: 1/5-2/4.
$199
Continued development of skills learned in CS-090. Topics include
learning intermediate features of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating
systems, more work with file management, and more work with
applications such as word processing using the latest version of
Microsoft Word, spreadsheets using the latest version of Microsoft
Excel, and presentations using the latest version of PowerPoint.
Takes place in the computer lab, one student to a computer. Prerequisite: Pass CS-090 or placement in CS-091.
CS-091-21250219
???MW 10-11:50AM
J. MILLER
$168
$13
$18
$199
CS-091-22250220
???MW 6-7:50PM
S. SIMMONS
$168
$13
$18
$199
Meets: 2/9-3/12. Required: Flashdrive, 128 mb minimum.
Meets: 2/9-3/12. Required: Flashdrive, 128 mb minimum.
Crs. Fee
Total
8-9:50AM
8-9:50AM
$26
$39
$401
HYB CS-120-02250222
???M
???W
J. BRUNING
$336
10-11:50AM
10-11:50AM
$26
$39
$401
HYB CS-120-03250223
???T
???TH
M. AHLQUIST
$336
10-11:50AM
10-11:50AM
$26
$39
$401
250225 ???TTH 1-2:50PM
$336
$26
$39
$401
Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours. Contact:
wesb@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3942. Required: Flashdrive, 128mb
minimum.
Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours and optional
lab hours on Wednesday from 10-11:50am. Contact: wesb@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3942. Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum.
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours. Contact:
ahlquist@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3555. Required: Flashdrive, 128mb
minimum.
COMPUTERS FOR NEW USERS, 2 CREDITS
Time
Fee
HYB CS-120-01250221
???M
???W
J. BRUNING
$336
4 HYB
This is a course in computers for those with no computer experience. It covers the basics of how to use a computer running the
Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. Topics include using a
keyboard and mouse, finding and running programs, using program
menus and/or ribbons, locating, copying, moving, and deleting
files, finding information on the Internet, and using email. The class
takes place in the computer lab, with one student to a computer.
You will see demonstrations, gets hands-on practice in a group
setting, and have the opportunity to explore on your own with the
instructor there to help you.
Day
Tuition
A computer competency course to familiarize students with
computer concept, software applications and the implications of
living in the digital age. Introduces students to computer concepts,
including, but not limited to the Microsoft Windows environment,
Microsoft Office Applications, hardware terminology, social media
and the Internet. Prerequisites: Pass CS-090 or placement in CS-120;
pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
$346.50
Computer Science
CS-090
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
$346.50
Advanced features of SolidWorks will be discussed and problems
will be worked that exemplify them. Subjects include equations,
configurations, design tables and dynamics. Prerequisites: CDT-108A
or instructor consent.
Course No.
Course Listing
Course No.
CS-120-10
M. AHLQUIST
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday and Thursday plus online hours. Contact:
ahlquist@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3555. Required: Flashdrive, 128mb
minimum. At Harmony Community Campus.
WEB CS-120-30250226
??? A. ARISTIZABAL
$336
$26
$47
$409
WEB CS-120-31250227
??? D. SARGENT
$336
$26
$47
$409
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: adrianaa@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3916. Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: dianes@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3830. Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum.
CS-125H
HTML & WEB SITE DESIGN, 3 CREDITS
WEB
CS-125H-01250229
???MW 10:30-11:50AM
M. SORRENTINO
$252
$19.50 $24 $295.50
CS-125H-30250230
??? M. SORRENTINO
$252
$19.50 $47 $318.50
CS-133S
INTRODUCTION TO JAVASCRIPT & SERVER-SIDE
PROGRAMMING, 3 CREDITS
Hands-on approach to planning, design, and developing published
web sites using HTML tags in a text editor. The class focuses on
basic HTML coding using HTML 5 models. Hyperlinks, images,
cascading style sheets, forms, accessibility and design principles will
be covered, as well as tools such as site management, validators, and
page editors. Recommended: Pass CS-120 or equivalent experience.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: marias@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3853.
Design, programming, testing of scripted web pages using JavaScript
for client-side applications and PHP for server-side applications.
Introduction to fundamental concepts of interactive web pages and
server-side connectivity. Covers the Document Object Model (DOM)
and programming constructs like variables, operators, functions,
control structures, exception handling. Prerequisites: Pass CS-125H
and MTH-065 or equivalent experience. Recommended: Pass
MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065.
CS-133S-01250231
???TTH 2:30-3:50PM
D. CARINO
$252
$19.50 $24
$295.50
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Computer Science, continued
CS-135S
MICROSOFT EXCEL, 3 CREDITS
Focuses on advanced spreadsheet capabilities using the latest version
of Microsoft Excel. Topics include design, construction, and documentation of spreadsheets, use of templates, multiple worksheets,
complex formulas, functions and filtering, Pivot Tables, advanced
chart features, sorting, database capabilities, finding data, creating
subtotals, using lookup tables, finding trends and forecasting, creating and editing macros, validating data, and working with controls.
Recommended: Pass BA-131 or CS-120; pass MTH-060 or placement
in MTH-065.
WEB
CS-135S-30250234
???
H. ABBOTT
$252
$19.50
$50
$321.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: hillarya@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3550.
CS-135W MICROSOFT WORD, 3 CREDITS
Focuses on advanced word processing features using the latest
version of Microsoft Word. Topics include using tables, merging
form letters and data source files, desktop publishing, large document capabilities including master documents and indexes, and
linking and embedding objects between Office applications. Recommended: Pass BA-131 or CS-120.
WEB
CS-135W-30250235
???
S. EDWARDS
$252
CS-162
COMPUTER SCIENCE II, 4 CREDITS
$19.50
$47
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sedwards@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3645.
$318.50
Effective methods of designing large programs. Elementary and
dynamic data structures, data abstraction, object oriented programming, program correctness, verification, and testing. Requires a
substantial project. Prerequisite: Pass CS-161.
CS-179
CS-162-01250236
???MW
J. MILLER
$336
CS-162-02250237
???TTH
J. MILLER
$336
NETWORKING I, 3 CREDITS
2:30-4:20PM
$26
$20
10-11:50AM
$26
$20
$382
$382
An introductory course in computer networking. Covers data
communication basics, network models, cabline, Ethernet, remote
connectivity, basic TCP/IP operation and configuration, wireless
networking, and basic network security. This course, in conjunction
with CS-229, cover the topics on the CompTIA Network+ exam.
Prerequisite: Pass CS-150 or instructor consent.
CS-179-01250238
???TTH 6-7:20PM
M. PETRIE
$252
$19.50 $20 $291.50
WEB CS-179-30250239
??? R. MCMILLEN
$252
$19.50 $45 $316.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: robert.mcmillen@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-6205.
CS-181
CMS WEB DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS
Explores creating dynamic and interactive web sites via the use
of a current content management system (CMS) and shopping
cart utility. Includes installation of CMS/database, working with
templates, creating efficient site navigation, enhancing sites using
components, modules, plugins and extensions, and user management. Prerequisite: Pass CS-125H or equivalent experience.
✔
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CS-181-01253996
???TTH 1-2:20PM
D. CARINO
$252
$19.50 $24
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
CS-195
FLASH WEB DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS
CS-228
CS-195-01250240
???MW 3-4:20PM
D. SARGENT
$252
$19.50 $32 $303.50
COMPUTER OS MAINTENANCE & REPAIR, 4 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Introduces the technologies and techniques behind creating an
interactive, media-rich website using Adobe Flash. Topics include,
but are not limited to, using the drawing tools, using the timeline,
creating frame-based and tween-based animations, adding interactivity through ActionScript, and incorporating existing graphics,
sound, and video files. Students will complete a portfolio of Flash
creations throughout the class. Prerequisite: CS-125H or equivalent
experience.
An in-depth course in Windows operating system maintenance
and repair. Covers installation, configuration, maintenance, and
troubleshooting of Windows. Includes troubleshooting the boot
process, application and system issues, and the various backup and
restore utilities and processes. This course, in conjunction with
CS-227, covers the topics on the Comp TIA A+ certification exam.
Prerequisites: Pass CS-227 or instructor consent.
CS-228-01253995
???MW 6-8:50PM
E. MCBRIDE
$336
$26
$35
CS-240M MACOS ADMINISTRATION, 3 CREDITS
$397
Designed to prepare students for the challenges they will face as
a networking professional supporting multiple operating systems.
Lectures, projects and exercises reinforce skills as they are learned.
Specific topic coverage includes: installation and set-up, user
accounts, file systems, data management, applications, network
configuration, network services, peripherals, startup and troubleshooting. Prerequisite: Pass CS-140.
CS-240M-01250242
???MW 10-11:50AM
E. CARINO
$252
$19.50 $29 $300.50
CS-240W WINDOWS DESKTOP ADMINISTRATION, 3 CREDITS
An introduction to the current Windows desktop client operating
system. Topics include: installation, managing disks and file systems,
file access security, users, profiles and policies, groups, security,
backup, remote access, printing and troubleshooting. Prerequisite:
Pass CS-140.
CS-275
CS-240W-01250243
???TTH
D. SARGENT
$252
CS-240W-02250244
???MW
D. SARGENT
$252
DATABASE DESIGN, 3 CREDITS
10-11:50AM
$19.50 $29 $300.50
1-2:50PM
$19.50 $29 $300.50
CS-275-01250245
???MW 1-2:20PM
D. CARINO
$252
$19.50 $32
Focuses on design of a relational database management systems
(RDMS). Topics will include database development using the a)
requirement b)design c) implementation model, database theory
from flat table design to relational systems, entity-relationship
models, one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships,
referential integrity, normalization of tables, database programming
and querying with SQL, and database security. Although other
platforms may be demonstrated, the majority of work will be done
with MySQL Server. Required: 100 GB or larger USB hard drive.
Prerequisite: Pass CS-120 or placement above CS-120 or equivalent
experience.
$303.50
$295.50
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
CS-280
COMPUTER SCIENCE/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
CS-280-01250246
??? E. CARINO
$504
CS-284
NETWORK SECURITY, 3 CREDITS
$39
$45
Corequisite: CWE-281-05. Restricted to Computer Science students.
Contact: rcarino@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3167.
$588V
Comprehensive overview of network security. Covers communication security, infrastructure security, cryptography, operations/
organizational security, disaster recovery, business continuity, and
computer forensics. Prerequisite: Pass CS-279W.
HYB CS-284-01250247
???TTH 1-2:50PM
E. CARINO
$252
$19.50 $44
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours.
Contact: rcarino@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3167.
$315.50
CS-288W WINDOWS NETWORK ADMINISTRATION, 4 CREDITS
Practices network administration and design using Microsoft
Windows Server and other operating systems. Topics include TCP/
IP protocols and services such as: IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, DHCP,
DNS, routing, filtering, network protection, and remote access.
Prerequisite: Pass CS-279W.
HYB
CS-288W-01250248
???TTH 10-11:50AM
E. CARINO
$336
$26
$50
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours.
Contact: rcarino@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3167.
$412
COLLISION REPAIR/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Cooperative work experience. Work-based learning experience in
an auto body repair shop. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE
seminar.
AB-280-01246153
??? M. HOUSE
$504
AM-280
AUTO MECHANICS/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS
AM-280-01246183
??? R. LOCKWOOD/J. LEUCK
$504
ANT-280
ANTHROPOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Work-based learning experience in an
auto repair shop or auto dealership. Required: Instructor consent &
a CWE seminar.
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of anthropology and/or archaeology.
Prerequisite: Student must have previously completed 9 credits at
CCC and declared a major. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE
seminar.
ANT-280-01253036
???
R. KEELER
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$504
$39
ART/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
BA-280
ART-280-01250082
??? T. WASSON
$504
BUSINESS/CWE , 3-6V CREDITS
BA-280-01250149
??? C. MIDDENDORFF
$504
CJA-280
CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
CJA-280-01248627
???
J. STEINBERG
CJA-281
CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
CJA-281-01248629
???
J. STEINBERG
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of art. Required: Instructor consent and
a CWE seminar.
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. On-the-job experience in a business
related to the student’s major course of study. Under supervision
of instructor and employer. May be repeated for up to 6 credits.
Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
$39
Contact: carolm@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6040.
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Supervised experience in criminal justice,
corrections, juvenile corrections, or related occupations. Required:
Instructor consent. Prerequisite: CJA-170. Corequisite: CWE-281.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jessicas@clackamas.edu
Cooperative work experience. Supervised experience in criminal
justice, corrections, juvenile corrections, or related occupations.
Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: CJA-170. Corequisite:
CWE-281.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jessicas@clackamas.edu
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of communications. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
All students must register for the appropriate CWE course and a CWE
Seminar as listed in the following section, Cooperative Work Experience
Seminar. Instructor approval is required for all CWE courses. Note: day
and time of CWE classes are arranged according to the student’s work
hours on the job. Students may earn a maximum of 6 CWE credits per
term or a maximum of 12 CWE credits per year. Visit the department
website at http://depts.clackamas.edu/cwe/ or call 503-594-3096 for
more information.
ART-280
Day
Tuition
COMM-280SPEECH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Cooperative Work Experience
AB-280
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Course Listing
Cooperative work experience provides supervised work experience
to supplement the school experience from the academic classroom
environment. Examples would be providing user support, work with
computer applications or programming languages, install or manage
PC computer systems, and developing websites. Can be repeated for
up to 9 credits. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
Prerequisites: Pass BA-131, CS-140 and CS-150.
Course No.
$45
$588V
CS-280
COMM-280-01250197
??? K. BRENNAN
$504
$39
COMPUTER SCIENCE/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS
CS-280-01250246
??? E. CARINO
$504
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience provides supervised work experience
to supplement the school experience from the academic classroom
environment. Examples would be providing user support, work with
computer applications or programming languages, install or manage
PC computer systems, and developing websites. Can be repeated for
up to 9 credits. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
Prerequisites: Pass BA-131, CS-140 and CS-150.
$39
$45
Corequisite: CWE-281-05. Restricted to Computer Science students.
Contact: rcarino@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3167.
$588V
DMC-180 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS INTERNSHIP,
1-12V CREDITS
The internship is an opportunity to develop entry level skills in a
specific occupational area and to practice the basic career management skills necessary to obtain, sustain, and advance employment.
A Training and Evaluation Plan is developed and managed in
consultation with the student, internship supervisor, and faculty.
Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
ED-271
DMC-180-01253330
??? A. MINGO
$1008
PRACTICUM II/CWE, 4 CREDITS
$78
ED-271-01248707
???F
D. HENDRICKS
$336
12-2:20PM
$26
$0
$0
$1086V
Focuses on field experience for students in a variety of classroom
activities paralleling duties regularly assigned to educators supervising children in school settings. This course allows students to apply
knowledge, methods, and skills gained from education courses. The
seminar covers classroom experience, best practices and assessment
techniques. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: ED-270.
Meets: 1/9, 1/30, 2/20 & 3/13. Remaining hours in the field.
Contact: dawn.hendricks@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6158.
$362
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Cooperative Work Experience, continued
ED-280
Supervised practicum in a school setting. Students will utilize and
develop knowledge, skills and attitudes relevant to working in a
school and with children. Required: Instructor consent and successful completion of or current enrollment in ED-100. Corequisite:
CWE-281.
ED-280-01248708
??? L. SCOTT
$504
FRP-180
WILDLAND FIRE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
$39
$45
$588V
Work-based learning experience in a wildland firefighting capacity
meeting requirements as set forth in the wildland firefighting task
book. Current enrollment in or successful completion of FRP-107.
Prerequisite: Pass FRP-130. Required: Instructor consent.
FRP-180-01254014
??? S. PARRISH
$0
GEO-280 GEOGRAPHY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
$0
$316
GEO-280-01253038
???
R. KEELER
GIS-280
GIS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative Work Experience (co-op) is a process of education that
integrates classroom work with experience obtained through a cooperating employer. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
GIS-280-01246399
???
W. KOTZE
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: Carel Kotze at carelk@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3728.
GRN-280 GERONTOLOGY/COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE,
2-6V CREDITS
Work-based experience to acquaint gerontology students with the
roles and related activities of organizations serving the elderly. This
course provides an opportunity to apply theories and techniques
learned in the classroom. Required: Instructor consent; current
enrollment in or successful completion of HS-170. Corequisite:
CWE-281.
$504
GRN-280-01248633
???
J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON
HE-280
HEALTH/COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE,
2-6V CREDITS
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3184
or ellen.wolfson@clackamas.edu.
Cooperative work experience. The course is intended to provide the
student with learning experience related to his/her career goal(s)
in the health-related career fields. Supervision and evaluation of
the student’s job performance will be provided by a qualified staff
member at Clackamas and the supervisor of the employing institution. Students are required to take an online seminar at the beginning of the term. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE Seminar.
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40
HE-280-01246809
??? K. WOODS
$504
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
$39
$45
On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture.
Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits
of horticulture courses. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a
minimum of 90 job site hours.
$588V
HOR-280-01250470
???
B. NELSON
$252
$19.50
$45
Restricted to instructor consent. Contact: brucen@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3296.
$316.50
HOR-281 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 6 CREDITS
On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture.
Students are allowed to enroll after completing nine credits of horticulture courses. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students
are expected to work a minimum of 180 job site hours.
$316V
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of geography. Required: Instructor
consent & a CWE seminar.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
HOR-280 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS
PRACTICUM/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
Course No.
HOR-281-01250471
???
B. NELSON
$504
$39
$45
$588
Restricted to instructor consent. Contact: brucen@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3296.
HOR-282 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS
On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture.
Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits
of horticulture courses. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a
minimum of 90 job site hours.
HOR-282-01250472
???
B. NELSON
$252
$19.50
$45
Restricted to instructor consent. Contact: brucen@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3296.
$316.50
HOR-285 URBAN AGRICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS
On-the-job experience working with an agricultural business/
farm. Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine
credits of Urban Agriculture courses. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar.
Required: Students are expected to work a minimum of 90 job site
hours.
HOR-285-01252791
???
C. KONIECZKA
$252
HS-280
HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST I: CWE/ PRACTICUM,
2-6V CREDITS
$19.50
$0
Restricted to instructor consent. Contact: christopher.konieczka@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-6213.
$271.50
Cooperative Work Experience. Supervised experience in human
services including but not limited to: social service; early childhood
care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology; and other occupations.
Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: HS-170 (except Career
Development Facilitator certificate students). Corequisite: CWE-281.
HS-280-01248726
??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON
$504
HS-281
HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST II/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
HS-281-01248727
??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3184,
at office C150c or ellen.wolfson@clackamas.edu.
Cooperative Work Experience level II. Supervised experience in
human services including but not limited to: social service; early
childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology; and other
related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite:
HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3184,
at office C150c or ellen.wolfson@clackamas.edu.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
HS-282
HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST III: CWE/ PRACTICUM,
2-6V CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Cooperative Work Experience level III. Supervised experience in
human services including but not limited to: social service; early
childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology, and other
related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite:
HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281.
HS-282-01248728
??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON
$504
HST-280
HISTORY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3184,
at office C150c or ellen.wolfson@clackamas.edu.
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of history. Required: Instructor consent
and a CWE seminar.
HST-280-01253041
???
J. FLOWERS
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$504
$39
J-280
JOURNALISM/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
J-280A
J-280-01250204
??? M. JONES
$504
$39
PUBLIC RELATIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Provides the student with on-the-job
experience and training related to journalism. Required: Instructor
consent and a CWE seminar.
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Provides the student with on-the-job
experience and training related to public relations. Required:
Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
J-280A-01250205
??? M. JONES
$504
$39
$45
$588V
MFG-280 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS
Cooperative work experience. Practical experience in the
manufacturing trades. Coordination of instruction will occur with
industry and the manufacturing and cooperative work departments.
Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
MFG-280-01246460
???
M. MATTSON
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
MUS-280 MUSIC/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of music. Required: Instructor consent
& a CWE seminar. Prerequisites: Pass MUS-107, MUS-140 and
MUS-142.
MUS-280-01250694
???
C. DOGGETT/G. HARRIS
PE-280
PHYSICAL EDUCATION/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$504
$39
$144
$687V
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on the job
experience and training related to the Physical Education field.
Covers job problems and procedures, evaluation of student’s job
performance by qualified college staff and site supervision. Required:
Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
PE-280-01246895
??? K. WOODS
$504
PS-280
POLITICAL SCIENCE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of political science. Required: Instructor
consent & a CWE seminar.
PS-280-01253048
??? J. FLOWERS
$504
PSY-280
PSYCHOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of psychology. Required: Instructor
consent & a CWE seminar.
PSY-280-01254010
???
E. LEWIS
Restricted to instructor consent.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
R-280
RELIGION/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
R-280-01253051
??? J. FLOWERS
$504
RET-280
RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-12V CREDITS
RET-280-01246465
???
A. FOUHY
SM-280
ELECTRONICS/MICROELECTRONICS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
SM-280-01246468
??? M. MATTSON
$504
SOC-280
SOCIOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
SOC-280-01254013
???
E. PFEIFER
SPN-280
SPANISH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
TA-280
SPN-280-01252884
??? D. MILLER
$504
THEATRE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
TTL-180
TA-280-01250213
??? J. EIKREM
$504
$39
$45
TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS/CWE, 6 CREDITS
TTL-180-01246185
???
P. CLEM/J. MCKINNEY
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of religion. Required: Instructor consent
& a CWE seminar.
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Major emphasis on work-based
learning experience in the renewable energy field. Coordination
of instruction and evaluation of student job performance will be
provided by college faculty in conjunction with employer/supervisor. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$1008
$78
$45
Course Listing
Course No.
$1131V
Cooperative work experience. Practical experience in the high-tech
industry. Coordination of instruction will occur with industry and
the manufacturing and cooperative work departments. Required:
Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
$39
$45
$588V
Restricted: Microelectronics & Electronics students. Coreq: CWE-281-06.
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of sociology. Required: Instructor
consent & a CWE seminar.
Restricted to instructor consent.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Offers variable credit to students using
Spanish on-the-job. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
$39
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Provides student with a learning
experience related to course of study and career goal. Major emphasis will be given to on-the-job experience and training. Required:
Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
$588V
Work-based learning experience in the Transportation & Logistics
field. Supervision and evaluation of the student’s job performance
will be provided by qualified staff of the College and employer.
$0
$0
$500
$500
Required: Instructor consent and a weekly CWE seminar. Contact: pamc@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3196.
WET-180 WATER & ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS I, 1-5V CREDITS
Practical work experience in a municipal, industrial treatment,
distribution, or collection system. Placement in consulting firms,
federal and state regulatory agencies, BLM, BPA, and other regulated
governmental organizations. Corequisite: CWE Seminar.
WET-180-01250268
???
M. LAFORCE
Corequisite: CWE-281-01.
$420
$32.50
$45 $497.50V
WLD-280 WELDING TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS
Work-based learning experience in the welding trades. Coordination
of instruction will occur with industry and the CWE department.
Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
WLD-280-01246522
???
S. CALDERA
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Restricted: Welding students. Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: suec@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3065.
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Cooperative Work Experience: Seminar
“COREQUISITE” seminars for Cooperative Work Experience classes listed
above. All students must register for the appropriate Cooperative Work
Experience class and a seminar section.
CWE-181 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE PREPARATION,
1 CREDIT
Develops skills and documents to assist students in preparing for
CWE learning. Includes using online career development tools,
cover letters, portfolio documents, informational interviewing, and
interacting with HR offices.
CWE-181-01254070
???T
J. STAPLETON
$84
12-12:50PM
$6.50
$45
$135.50
Contact: jodis@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3857 for more information .
CWE-281 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE SEMINAR I, 0 CREDIT
The seminar provides an opportunity to develop the career management skills necessary to obtain, sustain and advance in employment. Prepares students for career success. Corequisite for program
specific CWE courses.
CWE-281-01254041
???T
M. LAFORCE
$0
11:30-12:20PM
$0
$0
$0
CWE-281-05247173
???W
E. CARINO
$0
12-12:50PM
$0
$0
$0
CWE-281-06247174
???
J. STAPLETON
$0
Restricted to Water Environmental Technology students. Contact: laforce@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3148 for more information.
Restricted to Computer Science students. Required: Instructor consent.
Contact: rcarino@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3167.
$0
$35
$35
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: jodis@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3857.
Criminal Justice
For more information on Criminal Justice, Corrections, credit for completion
of D.P.S.S.T. or law enforcement academies contact Yvonne Smith at
yvonnnes@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3207.
CJA-120
JUDICIAL PROCESS, 3 CREDITS
CJA-170
CJA-120-01248609
???T
6-8:50PM
S. HEALY
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
INTRODUCTION TO FIELD WORK IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE,
3 CREDITS
Studies the judicial process from arrest through appeals, including
search and seizure; interrogation; roles of defense attorneys, prosecutors, juries, grand juries, and judges; plea bargaining and guilty
pleas; rights of criminal defendants at trial; appeals and habeas
corpus.
Provides required preparation for participation in Criminal Justice/
Corrections Cooperative Work Experience. Discusses the processes
of pursuing a career in the criminal justice system, including law
enforcement, the practice of law, courts, correction, and private
security. Includes topics related to Cooperative Work Experience
such as finding a field placement, interviewing, and creating learning objectives. Addresses hiring, promotions, and workplace ethics.
Students must successfully complete this course before participating
in Criminal Justice/CWE. Prerequisites: Pass CJA-110 with a C or
better, or instructor consent.
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
CJA-201
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, 4 CREDITS
CJA-211
CJA-201-01248615
???TTH 9-10:50AM
I. FLIPPO
$336
$26
$0
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION II, 3 CREDITS
HYB
CJA-211-01248621
???W
W. BABST
$252
CJA-223
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ETHICS, 3 CREDITS
CJA-243
CJA-223-01248623
???W
6-8:50PM
J. JONES
$252
$19.50 $0
DRUGS, CRIME AND THE LAW, 3 CREDITS
HYB
CJA-243-01248626
???W
W. BABST
$252
CJA-280
CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
CJA-280-01248627
???
STAFF
CJA-281
CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
CJA-281-01248629
???
STAFF
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Surveys the nature, extent, and causes of delinquent behavior.
Studies the historical and contemporary perspectives on juvenile
offenders. Describes laws, enforcement, court, and correctional
procedures within the juvenile system, and explores the differences
between adult and juvenile practices.
$362
Continues the study and application of investigative techniques for
specific offenses, including: death investigations, domestic violence,
elder abuse and sexual offenses. Identifies similarities, differences,
and elements of proof needed under state statutes and documentation of investigations through comprehensive reports. Prerequisite:
CJA-210.
9-10:20AM
$19.50 $40
$311.50
Hybrid. Meets: Wednesdays from 9:00-10:20am with additional hours
online. Contact: wendib@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3995.
Surveys common ethical frameworks and then examines ethical
issues, questions, challenges and consequences facing criminal
justice professionals, including law enforcement, corrections, the
courts and others.
$271.50
Examines the most common types of drugs consumed in society,
effects of psychoactive substances, treatment and prevention
models, laws and regulations, societal effects of drug policies,
business of the illegal drug market, potential crimes associated
with drugs, and law enforcement strategies used to address drug
manufacturing, distribution and use.
10:30-11:50AM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
Hybrid. Meets: Wednesdays from 10:30-11:50am plus additional hours
online.
Cooperative work experience. Supervised experience in criminal
justice, corrections, juvenile corrections, or related occupations.
Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: CJA-170. Corequisite:
CWE-281.
$504$39
$45$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jessicas@clackamas.edu
Cooperative work experience. Supervised experience in criminal
justice, corrections, juvenile corrections, or related occupations.
Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: CJA-170. Corequisite:
CWE-281.
$504$39
$45$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jessicas@clackamas.edu
CJA-170-01254000
???MW 10:30-11:50AM
J. STEINBERG
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
DENTAL RADIOLOGY II, 1 CREDIT
Advanced principles of radiology techniques emphasizing extraoral radiography, techniques for children, patients with special
needs, occlusal examinations, identification of basic radiographic
interpretation, medical health history and infection control. DANB
clinical proficiency criteria will be followed to prepare for Oregon
Clinical Radiologic Proficiency Exam. Students meeting radiographic
competency on x-ray manikin will begin preparation for radiologic
proficiency exam. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: Pass
DA-101 with a C or better.
4
DA-102-01250365
???F
M. CORONA/K. HIATT
$84
9-10:50AM
$6.50
$175 $265.50
4
DA-102-02250366
???F
M. CORONA/K. HIATT
$84
1:30-3:20PM
$6.50
$175 $265.50
DA-105
CLINICAL PROCEDURES II, 3 CREDITS
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus.
Furthers knowledge of chair side skills. Covers expanded function
procedures. Introduces patient health education, oral hygiene
instruction, fluoride treatment and plaque-related diseases, sealants,
and coronal polishing. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite:
Pass DA-104 with a C or better.
4
DA-105-01250367
???M
???M
M. CORONA/K. HIATT
$252
12:30-2:20PM
9-11:50AM
$19.50 $225 $496.50
4
DA-105-02250368
???M
???M
K. HIATT
$252
12:30-2:20PM
3-5:50PM
$19.50 $225 $496.50
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus.
DA-108
DENTAL MATERIALS II, 2 CREDITS
Introduction to properties, uses and manipulation of impression
materials, gypsum products. Includes instrumentation and
procedures for fixed and removable prosthodontics, and polishing
of removable appliances. Overview of dental implants will also be
covered. Fabrication of custom trays, bleaching trays and provisional
restoration will also be covered. Required: Instructor consent.
Prerequisite: Pass DA-107 with a C or better.
4
DA-108-01250369
???TH
???TH
M. CORONA/K. HIATT
$168
12:30-1:50PM
9-11:50AM
$13
$200
4
DA-108-02250370
???TH
???TH
K. HIATT
$168
12:30-1:50PM
2:30-5:20PM
$13
$200
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus.
DA-120
$381
$381
CLINICAL PRACTICUM II, 5 CREDITS
Supervised unpaid practice and improvement of clinical skills taught
in clinical procedures, dental materials, and radiology. Covers
advanced EFDA skills. Implement infection control protocols.
Introduce basic business office procedures. Ten hours of community
service will be required. Participate in three seminars during the
term: orientation seminar, mid-term seminar, and concluding
seminar. May not be challenged. Required: Instructor consent.
Prerequisite: Pass DA 110 with a C or better.
4
DA-120-01250371
???TW
M. CORONA/K. HIATT
$420
DA-135
PHARMACOLOGY/MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, 1 CREDIT
4
DA-135-01250372
???F
M. CORONA
$84
At Harmony Community Campus.
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Digital Multimedia Communications
The CCC Dental Assistant program is a three-term program of 49 credits.
DA-102
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
8-4:50PM
$32.50 $200 $652.50
DMC-104 DIGITAL VIDEO EDITING, 4 CREDITS
Students will utilize video editing skills. These skills will include
logging and capturing raw video, assembly of shots on a time line,
and the use of effects in the creation of a final video sequence.
Along with text generation and video compositing, this course will
offer students an in-depth overview of the video editing process.
Course will explore the history of film editing and the theory
behind various forms of film and video editing. Lab component
included. Recommended: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
DMC-104-01250088
???MW 9:30-11:55AM
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$90
DMC-106 ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS
$452
DMC-106-01250089
???TTH 1-3:50PM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
DMC-107 ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS
$361.50
Course Listing
Dental Assistant
Course No.
Introduction to the fundamentals of animation and motion
graphics design. This project-based course will explore experimental
and new technological approaches to creating digital effects and
animation for video and web-based applications. Students will
learn the basics of After Effects to create successful motion graphics
projects. Previous experience with computer graphics and digital
video is recommended. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226,
DMC-104.
This project-based course will explore intermediate aspects of experimental and new technological approaches to creating digital effects
and animation for video and web-based applications. Students
will learn intermediate aspects of After Effects to create successful
motion graphic projects. Previous experience with computer graphics and digital video is recommended. Prerequisites: ART-106 or
DMC-106. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226, DMC-104.
DMC-107-01250090
???TTH 1-3:50PM
T. WASSON
$252
$19.50 $90
$361.50
Recommended: Previous experience with computer graphics and digital
video.
DMC-147 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 1 CREDIT
Introduction to music and sound as related to moviemaking.
Students will have the opportunity to create and assemble music,
sound and video into a finished product.
DMC-147-01252907
???F
???S
B. ROSE
$84
DMC-180 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS
1-12V CREDITS
6:30-8:20PM
9-5:50PM
$6.50
$99
INTERNSHIP,
$189.50
The internship is an opportunity to develop entry level skills in a
specific occupational area and to practice the basic career management skills necessary to obtain, sustain, and advance employment.
A Training and Evaluation Plan is developed and managed in
consultation with the student, internship supervisor, and faculty.
Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
DMC-180-01253330
??? A. MINGO
$1008 $78
$0
DMC-190 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO
PROJECT I, 4 CREDITS
$1086V
The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to
combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the planning, production, and presentation of an original finished product
representative of any one of the focus areas included in the Digital
Media Communications Program.
DMC-190-01253331
???TBA TBA
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$0
$362
Introduction to pharmacology, uses, types, purpose, and composition of drugs used in dentistry. Medical emergency signs/symptoms,
vital signs, emergency equipment, and protocol will also be covered.
Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus.
11:30-12:50PM
$6.50
$50 $140.50
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Digital Multimedia Communications, continued
The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to
combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the revision,
refinement, and further development of an original finished product
representative of any one of the focus areas included in the Digital
Multimedia Communications Program, and to collaborate with
peers in the process of integrating their work with one additional
DMC focus area. Prerequisite: Pass DMC-190.
$271.50
The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to
combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the production and production management of an original portfolio project
that reflects full integration of DMC focus areas. Prerequisite: Pass
DMC-191.
DMC-192-01253334
???TBA TBA
A. MINGO
$336
$26
DMC-195 AMERICAN FILM, 4 CREDITS
$0
$362
Focuses on the history and theory of American filmmaking from
1895 to the present. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
DMC-195-01250271
???TTH 3-4:50PM
J. MCALPINE
$336
$26
$0
DMC-264 DIGITAL FILMMAKING, 4 CREDITS
$362
Explores the process of translating a written script into a digital
film via pre-production, shooting, and post-video production.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121 or instructor consent.
DMC-264-01250098
???MW 12-2:25PM
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$90
$452
Economics
EC-200
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS, 4 CREDITS
General introduction to microeconomics as applied to individual
decision-making units and to macroeconomics as applied to
the operation of the economy as a whole. Course topics include
economic decision making, economic systems, supply and demand
models, price determination, elasticity, household income, business
ownership, profit maximization, production functions and costs,
and competition and market structures. Also includes goals and
problems of the macro economy such as fiscal and budgets, the role
of financial institutions, money creation, and monetary theory and
policy. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
4
EC-200-01250818
???W
M. WISMER
$336
EC-201
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: MICRO, 4 CREDITS
At Harmony Community Campus..
6-9:50PM
$26
$0
$362
Focuses on micro-economic theory dealing with the behavior of
individuals and individual firms within different market structures.
Covers concepts of competition, consumer decisions, the use price
of economic resources, and international trade. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-095 with a C or better or
placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111.
✔
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EC-201-01250819
???TTH
A. ARGUELLO
$336
EC-201-02250820
???MW
A. ARGUELLO
$336
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
8-9:50AM
$26
$0
12-1:50PM
$26
$0
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
EC-201-03250821
???TTH 1-2:50PM
A. ARGUELLO
$336
$26
$0
WEB EC-201-04254170
??? L. WALLIS
$336
$26
$35
DMC-191 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO
PROJECT II, 3 CREDITS
DMC-191-01253332
???TBA TBA
A. MINGO
$252
$19.50 $0
DMC-192 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO
PROJECT III, 4 CREDITS
Course No.
$362
$397
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: lynnwa@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3884.
EC-202
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: MACRO, 4 CREDITS
EC-202-01250822
???MW 8-9:50AM
A. ARGUELLO
$336
$26
$0
Introduction to economic theory, policy, and institutions. Focuses
on macro-economic theory, scarcity, production, money, unemployment, inflation, and international finance. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-095 with a C or better or
placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111.
$362
Education
ECE-121
OBSERVATION AND GUIDANCE I IN ECE SETTINGS,
4 CREDITS
Course is designed to help students explore in depth observation of
and recording techniques of children’s development and learning
and to examine various child guidance techniques for children
from birth-3rd grade. Students will be provided with strategies to
assist them in providing positive guidance to children in a variety of
settings and situations.
HYB
ECE-121-01248692
???F
D. HENDRICKS
$336
9-11:50AM
$26
$15
ECE-142
MEDIA, TECHNOLOGY AND THE INFLUENCES ON CHILD
DEVELOPMENT, 1 CREDIT
$377
Hybrid. Meets: 1/16, 2/6, 2/20 & 3/13 plus additional hours online.
Focuses on the implication and influences of media and technology
on the development of the young child. Emphasizes analysis of
media and technology tools for effectiveness in supporting the
development of young children.
WEB
ECE-142-01253013
???
T. MARINO
$84
ECE-145
UNDERSTANDING SUPERHERO PLAY IN THE CLASSROOM,
1 CREDIT
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
$6.50
$35
$125.50
Develops an understanding of superhero play in the development
of young children and explores the role of adults in supporting and
guiding their dramatic play. Emphasis will include how adults show
children to use power wisely, understand the difference between
real violence and pretend violence, settle conflicts without hurting
anyone and act with compassion when others need help.
ECE-145-01254001
???F
5-9:00PM
???S
9-4:00PM
STAFF
$84 $6.50$0$90.50
Meets: Friday 2/6 5:00 to 9:00pm and Saturday 2/79:00am to 4:00pm.
ECE-154
LANGUAGE & LITERACY DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS
HYB
ECE-154-01248699
???W
D. HENDRICKS
$252
Focuses on language and literacy development of children from
birth-age 8. The research foundation and components of language
and literacy development will be examined. Practical strategies for
promoting optimal development will be emphasized.
1-3:50PM
$19.50 $15
Hybrid. Meets: 1/7, 1/28, 2/18 & 3/4 plus additional hours online.
$286.50
$362
$362
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ECE-240
ENVIRONMENTS & CURRICULUM PLANNING I, 3 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
HYB
ECE-240-01254002
???F
D. HENDRICKS
$252
ECE-289
THE PROJECT APPROACH IN EARLY CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION, 1 CREDIT
Hybrid. Meets: 1/30, 2/13 & 3/16.
9-11:50AM
$19.50 $15
$286.50
This course is designed to help participants explore in depth The
Project Approach methodology. They will become familiar with the
steps involved in setting up this integrated approach to learning
within their own classroom, while acquiring knowledge on how
this study method supports young children’s development in all
domains: social, emotional, cognitive, physical, and languageliteracy.
ECE-289-01248701
???TH
M. BRUNE
$84
ED-100
INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS
Meets: 2/19, 2/26 & 3/5.
4:30-7:50PM
$6.50
$0
$90.50
Examines career options and pathways in the field of education.
Explores the history of and current issues impacting the American
educational system. Provides an overview of diversity in educational
settings and the characteristics of effective schools and teachers.
ED-100-01248702
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
L. SCOTT
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
WEB ED-100-02254021
??? L. SCOTT
$252
$19.50 $35 $306.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu.
ED-169
OVERVIEW OF STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS,
3 CREDITS
Provides an introduction to the categories of disability described
in the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA). Topics include
definitions under federal law, implications in school settings, and
intervention strategies to meet student’s special needs.
WEB ED-169-01248704
??? L. SCOTT
$252
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu.
ED-200
$19.50
$35
$306.50
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS
Provides an overview of the American Educational System, including
historical, legal and philosophical foundations. Students will explore
the governance of local schools and districts and will consider the
roles and ethical obligations of professional educators.
WEB ED-200-01248705
??? L. SCOTT
$252
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
ED-229
$19.50
$35
$306.50
LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS
Addresses theory regarding human development, intelligence, motivation, and the learning process. Students learn to apply strategies
and techniques derived from these theories.
WEB ED-229-01248706
??? L. SCOTT
$252
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
ED-254
$19.50
$35
$306.50
INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES FOR DUAL LANGUAGE
LEARNERS, 3 CREDITS
Examines pedagogical and cultural approaches which lead to
successful development of English language skills and content
knowledge for children who speak a home language other than
English. Prerequisites: Pass WR-095 or placement into WR-121.
WEB ED-254-01254003
??? D. HENDRICKS
$252
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu.
$19.50
$35
$306.50
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ED-258
MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Covers the philosophy, activities, and techniques appropriate to a
culturally sensitive classroom for children from birth through postsecondary. Emphasis will be on understanding the impact of culture
on individual perception and learning and group dynamics.
WEB ED-258-01254004
??? L. SCOTT
$252
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
ED-271
PRACTICUM II/CWE, 4 CREDITS
ED-271-01248707
???F
D. HENDRICKS
$336
ED-280
PRACTICUM/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
ED-280-01248708
??? L. SCOTT
$504
$19.50
$35
$306.50
Focuses on field experience for students in a variety of classroom
activities paralleling duties regularly assigned to educators supervising children in school settings. This course allows students to apply
knowledge, methods, and skills gained from education courses. The
seminar covers classroom experience, best practices and assessment
techniques. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: ED-270.
12-2:20PM
$26
$0
Course Listing
Focuses on an introduction of creating physical and social environments and curriculum for children six weeks to six years in home
or center-based programs. Course covers theories and relationships
between physical and social space, activities, experiences, and
materials. Students are introduced to the use of developmentally
and culturally appropriate practices in planning and selecting
environments and curriculum for young children.
Course No.
$362
Meets: 1/9, 1/30, 2/20 & 3/13. Remaining hours in the field.
Contact: dawn.hendricks@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6158.
Supervised practicum in a school setting. Students will utilize and
develop knowledge, skills and attitudes relevant to working in a
school and with children. Required: Instructor consent and successful completion of or current enrollment in ED-100. Corequisite:
CWE-281.
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Electronics & Microelectronics
All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor
prior to registering. Call 503-594-3318 for more information, or contact the
Student Success Center, 503-594-3475.
EET-139
PRINCIPLES OF TROUBLESHOOTING I, 2 CREDITS
EET-141
EET-139-01246392
???T
9-12:50PM
J. STAGER
$168
$13
$60
ELECTRICAL FUNDAMENTALS II, 4 CREDITS
$241
EET-157
EET-141-01246393
???TTH 5-8:50PM
J. STAGER
$336
$26
$120
DIGITAL LOGIC I, 3 CREDITS
$482
Emphasizes theories and practices useful in troubleshooting failures
in any application. Focuses on the overall philosophy and strategy
of troubleshooting, as opposed to detailed tactics of specific applications. Includes a computer applications laboratory. Recommended:
Completion of MFG-109 or MFG-209.
Introduction to basic concepts of source conversion and current
sources. Network theorems, inductors, capacitors, magnetics,
and transient analysis of RC and RL circuits will also be covered.
Prerequisite: EET-137.
Introduction to digital logic principles, numbering systems and
conversions and gate operations. Using principles, circuit analysis
will be used to minimize logic networks. Industry standard devices
will be used. Recommended: Completion of EET-137 and MTH-050.
EET-157-01246394
???TTH 3-4:50PM
???F
2:30-4:20PM
J. STAGER
$252
$19.50 $90
EET-250 LINEAR CIRCUITS, 3 CREDITS
$361.50
Introduction to the operation and functions of operational amplifiers and linear devices. Design and circuit analysis of op-amps,
comparators, converters and special purpose linear devices. Industry
standard devices will be used. Prerequisite: EET-137. Recommended:
Completion of EET-127.
EET-250-01246395
???MWF 4:30-6:20PM
W. SELLEVAAG
$252
$19.50 $90
$361.50
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Electronics & Microelectronics, continued
CONTROL SYSTEMS, 3 CREDITS
EET-254
EET-252-01246396
???MWF 6:30-8:20PM
W. SELLEVAAG
$252
$19.50 $90 $361.50
INTRODUCTION TO MICROCONTROLLERS, 4 CREDITS
Covers basic control system and sub-systems used controllers,
sensors, transducers, motion and motor control systems. Recommended: Completion of EET-157 and EET-127.
Introduction to processor architecture and microcontrollers. Internal
structure, registers, busses, control unit. Clock, machine and instruction cycling timing, interrupts and DMA. Instruction set, mnemonics, functions, and assembly language programming. Interfacing to
external memory and I/O on-chip peripherals. Prerequisite: EET-157.
Recommended: Completion of EET-257.
EET-254-01246397
???MW 6:30-9:20PM
???F
6:30-8:20PM
W. SELLEVAAG
$336
$26
$120
SM-136
PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY, 2 CREDITS
$482
Provides knowledge on the relationship between theoretical
and practical aspects of current methods and equipment used in
photolithography, as well as troubleshooting common process
and equipment-related problems. Recommended: Completion of
SM-150.
$13
Online. Contact: waynes@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3841.
SM-160
$95
$276
SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESSING II, 2 CREDITS
Provides an overview of basic processes involved in the fabrication
of finished silicon wafers, oxidation and deposition processes.
Troubleshooting of common equipment is emphasized. Recommended: Completion of SM-150.
WEB SM-160-01246467
??? W. SELLEVAAG
$168
$13
Online. Contact: waynes@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3841.
$95
$276
SM-280
ELECTRONICS/MICROELECTRONICS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
SM-280-01246468
??? M. MATTSON
$504
Cooperative work experience. Practical experience in the high-tech
industry. Coordination of instruction will occur with industry and
the manufacturing and cooperative work departments. Required:
Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
$39
$45
Develops skills and training at the basic life support (BLS) level.
Includes signs and symptoms of illness and injury, initial treatment,
stabilization, and transportation. Focus on: airway management,
and patient assessment. Required: pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121, pass MTH-060 with
a C or better or placement in MTH-065. Preqrequisite: AHA CPR
Healthcare Provider or equivalent.
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Crs. Fee
Total
EMT-102-01253423
???TTH 12-3:20PM
Z. SAWZAK/T. SAWZAK
$420
$32.50 $320 $772.50
4
EMT-102-02253987
???TTH 6-9:20PM
Z. SAWZAK/T. SAWZAK
$420
$32.50 $320 $772.50
State exam: 3/21. At Harmony Community Campus.
Required: 16 hrs/TBA of observational time in an emergency department and
with an EMS unit. State exam: 3/21. At Harmony Community Campus..
Energy Resource Management
The ERM program offers a one-year certificate and two-year AAS degree to
prepare students for entry level operations careers in the utility industry. All
degree/certificate seeking students should arrange to speak to an advisor
prior to registering. Call Angie Sandercock at 503-594-0944 for more information or advising needs. See Utility Workforce Training for other technical
utility related certificates.
ERM-100 INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY INDUSTRY AND CAREER
OPTIONS, 3 CREDITS
Through research, students will discover and report on career
options in the energy and utility resource industries. Prerequisite:
Pass ERM-121 with a C or better, or instructor consent. Corequisites:
ERM-107, ERM-109. Required: Instructor consent.
HYB
ERM-100-01254153
???M
J. MCLAIN
$0
6-7:50PM
$0
$446.50 $446.50
Hyrbid. Meets Mondays plus online hours. Required: Instructor consent. To
waive completion of ERM-121, contact Shelly Tracy, 503-594-0942, shellyt@
clackamas.edu or Angie Sandercrock, 503-594-0944, angies@
clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
ERM-107 CAREER PORTFOLIO, 4 CREDITS
Develop and customize a professional portfolio to record the application of knowledge and skills which may relate to students targeted
career field. Portfolio consists of resume, reference letters, work
samples, narrative, and certifications. Prerequisites: Pass ERM-121
with a C or better, or instructor consent. Corequisites: ERM-100,
ERM-109, or instructor consent. Required: Instructor consent.
HYB
ERM-107-01254155
???W
A. LESHER
$0
6-8:50PM
$0
$402
Hybrid. Meets: Wednesdays from 1/7 to 2/11 plus online hours.
Required: Instructor consent. To waive completion of ERM-121,
contact Shelly Tracy, 503-594-0942, shellyt@clackamas.edu
or Angie Sandercock, 503-594-0944, angies@clackamas.edu.
At Wilsonville Campus.
$402
ERM-109 CAREER INTERVIEW STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT
Explore various career options and pathways and develop industry
contacts. Practice interviewing skills and techniques. Prerequisites:
Pass ERM-121 with a C or better, or instructor consent. Corequisites:
ERM-100 and ERM-107. Required: Instructor consent.
HYB
EMT-101-01253422
???MW 6-9:20PM
Z. SAWZAK/T. SAWZAK
$420
$32.50 $200 $652.50
At Harmony Community Campus..
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Time
Fee
4
Restricted: Microelectronics & Electronics students. Coreq: CWE-281-06.
EMT-101 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PART I, 5 CREDITS
✔
Day
Tuition
Continuation of EMT-101. Focus on: medical and trauma emergencies, EMS operations, and special populations. Includes 16 hours of
observational time in an emergency department and with an EMS
unit. Prerequisite: Pass EMT-101.
$588V
Emergency Medical Technology
4
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
EMT-102 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PART II, 5 CREDITS
EET-252
WEB SM-136-01246466
??? W. SELLEVAAG
$168
Course No.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
ERM-109-01254156
???W
J. JOHNSTON
$0
6-8:50PM
$0
$105.50 $105.50
Hybrid. Meets Wednesday 2/18 plus online hours. Required: Instructor
consent. To waive completion of ERM-121, contact Shelly Tracy,
503-594-0942, shellyt@clackamas.edu or Angie Sandercock, 503-594-0944,
angies@clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
ERM-110 OSHA 10 TRAINING, 1 CREDIT
4
ERM-110-01254159
???F
???S
STAFF
$0
6-9:00PM
9-5:00PM
$0 $105.50$105.50
Meets: 1/23 & 1/24. Required: Instructor consent. Contact Shelly Tracy,
503-594-0945, shellyt@clackamas.edu, or Angie Sandercock,
503-594-0944, angies@clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
ERM-160 UTILITY INDUSTRY HEALTH AWARENESS, 3 CREDITS
Discover principles and concepts that govern health related environmental conditions in a workplace setting in the utility industry.
Create systems for change specific to health related workplace conditions. Prerequisite: Pass ERM-121 with a C or better, or instructor
consent. Corequisites: ERM-100,ERM-107, and ERM-109. Required:
Instructor consent.
4
ERM-160-01254161
???TTH 6-8:50PM
J. JOHNSTON
$0
$0
$286.50 $286.50
Meets: 1/6-2/5. Required: Instructor consent. To waive completion of
ERM 121, contact Shelly Tracy, 503-594-0945, shellyt@clackamas.edu
or Angie Sandercock, 503-594-0944, angies@clackamas.edu.
At Wilsonville Campus.
ERM-202 ENERGY APPLICATIONS II: LEADERSHIP, 4 CREDITS
Explore the concepts of leadership and management for energy
industry segments of generation, transmission, and distribution
operations. Develop an understanding of management and leadership strategies to expand application and resources to deal with
the major issues facing energy and resource industries. Prerequisite:
Pass ERM-201 with a C or better, or instructor consent. Required:
Instructor consent.
HYB
ERM-202-01254273
???T
J. MCLAIN
$0
6-8:50PM
$0
$362
$362
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday plus online hours. At Wilsonville Campus.
Engineering
ENGR-111 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING, 3 CREDITS
Introduction to basic ideas and tools of the engineering profession.
Rudiments and methods of engineering analysis, design, and
problem solving culminating in a design project. The class will cover
all facets of design, including background research, requirement
specification and prioritization, development, prototype construction, testing, and evaluation for future redesigns. Co-requisite:
Placement in MTH-112 or higher.
ENGR-111-01250250
???T
10-11:50AM
???TH 11-11:50AM
E. LEE
$252
$19.50 $10
ENGR-112 ENGINEERING PROGRAMMING, 3 CREDITS
$281.50
Introduction to basic scientific and engineering computing using
MATLAB. Rudiments and methods of engineering analysis, design,
and problem solving with computational tools. Emphasis on developing proficiency in writing functions and programs. Co-requisites:
Placement in MTH-112 or higher.
ENGR-112-01250251
???MW 1-2:20PM
E. LEE
$252
$19.50 $0
Co-requisites: Placement in MTH-112 or higher.
$271.50
ENGR-171 DIGITAL LOGIC, 4 CREDITS
The first course in digital design covers basic logic gates, Boolean
algebra, Karnaugh mapping, number systems, timing analysis, and
state machines. Students will become proficient with computational
tools including schematic capture programs and circuit simulators.
Prerequisite: Pass MTH-111
ENGR-171-01254039
???MWF 11-12:50PM
J. STAGER
$336
$26
$52
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
ENGR-212 DYNAMICS, 4 CREDITS
Kinematics, kinetics, work-energy, and impulse-momentum relationships of engineering systems. The course examines the fundamental
principles of Newton’s laws of motion, with applications to basic
particles and rigid bodies in one, two, and three dimensions. Prerequisites: Pass ENGR-211 and PH-211.
ENGR-212-01250252
???TTH 3-4:50PM
E. LEE
$336
$26
$20
ENGR-222 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS II, 4 CREDITS
$382
Expands upon the techniques of circuit analysis begun in ENGR221 through theory and laboratory experiments. Covers the time
reponse of first- and second-order circuits, the steady-state circuit
behavior of circuits driven by sinusoidal sources, and the use of
Laplace transforms to analyze the transient and steady-state behavior for a number of signal types. Prerequisites: Pass ENGR-221.
ENGR-222-01250253
???MW 3-4:20PM
???TH 12-2:50PM
E. LEE
$336
$26
$52
Course Listing
Discover principles and concepts that govern safe work practices in
the utility industry. Focus is on safety awareness and application of
safe working habits. Required: Instructor consent.
Course No.
$414
English as a Second Language
All new students attending classes at CCC campus or Harmony/OIT campus
must enroll in ESL-012-01 or ESL-012-06. Call 503-594-3234 for campus
appointment and 503-594-0638 for Harmony/OIT appointment.
Todos los estudiantes de nuevo ingreso que asisten a clases en CCC en
Oregon City o Harmony/OIT en Milwaukie, deberán inscribirse en la clase
ESL-012-01 o ESL-012-06. Llame al 503-594-3234 si quiere ir al campus
en Oregon City, o al 503-594-0638 si quiere ir al campus de Harmony/OIT
en Milwaukie.
CIV-007
CITIZENSHIP PREPARATION, 0 CREDIT
CIV-007-01247283
???TBA TBA
M. CULLEY
$0
$0
ENL-118
ADVANCED GRAMMAR B, 3 CREDITS
ENL-119
ENL-118-01247284
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
STAFF
$252 $19.50$0$271.50
ADVANCED READING & WRITING, 6 CREDITS
ENL-121
ENL-119-01247285
???MWF 9-10:50AM
STAFF
$504$39 $0 $543
ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS B, 3 CREDITS
ENL-120-01254224
???TTH 9-10:20AM
STAFF
$252 $19.50$0$271.50
Prepares students to pass the oral exam for U.S. citizenship. Students
study U.S. history, government, citizens’ rights and responsibilities,
and U.S. symbols independently or in small groups, taking quizzes
after completing separate modules. Required: Instructor consent.
$20
Contact: Michelle Culley at michellec@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3624.
$20
Part B of a two-part series. Present and practice count/noncount
nouns, definite/indefinite articles, modals, and conditional sentences in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent.
Advanced students practice reading, writing, and editing skills
useful in both academic and workplace contexts. Students generally
take this course for more than one term to satisfy all requirements.
Required: Instructor consent.
Develops fluency in speaking and listening in the contexts of
schools, work, family and community. Prepares students for success
in discussions, interviews, conferences, presentations, and academic
note taking. Required: Instructor consent.
Required: Instructor consent.
$414
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
English as a Second Language, continued
ESL-010
ESL TUTORING (LITERACY), 0 CREDIT
Adult students meet one-on-one or in a small group with a tutor
to focus on specific learning needs. Sessions are held in various
public places throughout Clackamas County, such as libraries,
schools, churches, and the college campuses and outreach sites.
Tutors help to set student goals and a plan of learning. This class is a
supplement to other ESL, ABE, or GED classes. Required: Instructor
consent.
ESL-010-01247290
???TBA TBA
M. CULLEY
$0
$0
ESL-022
BEGINNING ESL, 0 CREDIT
4
ESL-022-01247299
???MWF 9-10:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
ESL-022-06247300
???MW 6-8:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
4
ESL-022-07247301
???TTH 6-8:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
ESL-033
INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 0 CREDIT
$0
Contact: Michelle Culley at michellec@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3624.
$0
Introduces the language necessary to function in day-to-day American society at the beginning level; listening, speaking, reading, and
writing are taught in the contexts of work, family, and community.
Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus..
At Harmony Community Campus..
Intermediate-level students study and practice speaking and
listening to improve their fluency in English for living and working
situations. Required: Instructor consent.
4
ESL-033-01247302
???TTH 9-10:20AM
A. GOLDSTEIN
$0
$0
$20
$20
ESL-033-06247303
???MW 7:30-8:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-034
UPPER INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 0 CREDIT
At Harmony Community Campus..
This course if for upper-intermediate non-native speakers of English
who want to learn and practice speaking and listening to improve
their fluency in English for living and working situations. Emphasis
will be on developing conversational skills as needed for success
in meeting personal, educational, family, and workplace goals.
Required: Instructor consent.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ESL-040
BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDIT
4
ESL-040-01247305
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-040-06247306
???TTH 6-7:20PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-041
UPPER BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDIT
4
ESL-041-01247307
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
A. GOLDSTEIN
$0
$0
$20
$20
ESL-041-06247308
???MW 6-7:20PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-043
INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR B, 0 CREDIT
ESL-043-01247309
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
S. MUNRO
$0
$0
$20
$20
ESL-043-02254076
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
4
ESL-043-06247311
???MW 6-7:20PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-045
UPPER INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR B, 0 CREDIT
4
ESL-045-01247312
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-045-06247313
???MW 6-7:20PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-047
ADVANCED GRAMMAR B, 0 CREDIT
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Class will present and practice the simple present tense of the verb
‘to be,’ nouns, descriptive and possessive adjectives, prepositions
of place and time, and simple sentence structures in written and
spoken English. Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus..
Class will present and practice verb tenses (simple present, simple
past, and present progressive), adverbs of frequency, articles, and
nouns in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus..
Part B of a two-part series. Present and practice present perfect
with time expressions and adverbs of frequency; modals of ability,
permission and advice; and comparative and superlative adjectives
in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent.
Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus..
Part B of a two-part series. Present and practice adjective clauses,
phrasal verbs, and passive voice in written and spoken English.
Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus..
4
ESL-034-06254072
???MW 7:30-8:50PM
P. WIGGINS
$0
$0
$20
$20
Part B of a two-part series. Present and practice count/noncount
nouns, definite/indefinite articles, modals, and conditional sentences in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent.
ESL-034-01254077
???TTH 9-10:20AM
A. VERGUN
$0
$0
$20
$20
ESL-038
ADVANCED COMMUNICATION SKILLS B, 0 CREDIT
4
ESL-047-01247314
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-047-06247315
???MW 6-7:20PM
P. WIGGINS
$0
$0
$20
$20
ESL-049
BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT
4
ESL-049-01247316
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
ESL-049-06247317
???TTH 7:30-8:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
Required: Instructor consent. At Harmony Community Campus.
Required: Instructor consent.
This course is designed to help advanced non-native speakers of
English gain fluency in speaking and listening in the contexts of
school, work, family and community. Prepares students for success
in discussions, interviews, conferences, presentations, and academic
note taking. Required: Instructor consent.
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Course No.
ESL-035-01254223
???TTH 9-10:20AM
STAFF
$0$0 $20 $20
Required: Instructor consent.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
At Harmony Community Campus..
This course is designed to teach beginning-level students who
have limited knowledge of written English. Students will practice
alphabet recognition, read and write short sentences, study new
vocabulary, read short paragraphs, and gain reading and scanning
skills to use in everyday life and in the workplace. Required: Instructor consent.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
At Harmony Community Campus..
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ESL-050
UPPER BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
4
ESL-050-01247318
???MWF 9-10:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
ESL-050-06247319
???TTH 6-8:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
ESL-053
INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT
At Harmony Community Campus..
This course is designed for the intermediate-level ESL student who
is ready to begin writing at the paragraph level. The major purpose
of the course is to improve the student’s reading and writing skills
as needed for more advanced ESL and college courses, in the workplace, and in everyday life. Required: Instructor consent.
4
ESL-053-01247320
???MWF 9-10:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
ESL-053-06247321
???TTH 6-8:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
ESL-054
UPPER INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT
At Harmony Community Campus..
Upper-intermediate students will practice reading and writing skills
needed to succeed in college, the workplace, and everyday life.
Introduction to multiple paragraph essays. Required: Instructor
consent.
ESL-055
ESL-054-01247322
???MWF 9-10:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
ADVANCED READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT
ESL-060
ESL-055-01247323
???MWF 9-10:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
PRONUNCIATION A, 0 CREDIT
Advanced students practice reading, writing, and editing skills useful
in both academic and workplace contexts. Students generally take
this course for more than one term in order to satisfy all requirements. Required: Instructor consent.
For intermediate or higher-level ESL students who want to sound
more natural when speaking English. Focuses on increasing awareness of the sounds of American English, improving intelligibility,
and producing speech more fluently. Required: Instructor consent.
ESL-070
ESL-060-01247324
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
A. VERGUN
$0
$0
$20
COMPUTER LAB, 0 CREDIT
$20
Provides opportunities to improve English language skills by using
language learning software and Internet websites. Required: Instructor consent.
ESL-082
ESL-070-01247328
???TBA TBA
S. MUNRO
$0
$0
SPELLING, 0 CREDIT
$0
$0
This course will present and provide opportunities to practice
English spelling patterns and rules and will individualize instruction
to address spelling challenges. Required: Instructor consent.
ESL-082-01254080
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
A. GOLDSTEIN
$0
$0
$25
$25
4
ESL-082-06247334
???MW 7:30-8:50PM
A. VERGUN
$0
$0
$25
$25
ESL-087
EDITING FOR BETTER WRITING, 0 CREDIT
Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus..
In this course, upper-intermediate and higher-level ESL students
will improve their writing through editing. They will also engage in
extended reading which will provide a context for writing. Required:
Instructor consent.
4
ESL-087-01247335
???MWF 9-10:50AM
A. GOLDSTEIN
$0
$0
$40
$40
ESL-087-06247336
???TTH 6-8:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ESL-199
BRIDGE TO COLLEGE AND CAREER, 0 CREDIT
ESL-199-01254073
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
S. MUNRO
$0
$0
$20
PIE-011
PIE TUTORING, 0 CREDIT
PIE-022
PIE-011-01247339
???TBA TBA
K. LONG
$0
$0
BEGINNING ESL, 0 CREDIT
PIE-033
PIE-022-01247341
???MWF 9-10:50AM
STAFF
$0
$0
$1581$1581
INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 3 CREDITS
PIE-034
PIE-033-01247343
???TTH 9-10:20AM
A. GOLDSTEIN
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
UPPER INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 3 CREDITS
PIE-034-01254078
???TTH 9-10:20AM
A. VERGUN
$252
$19.50 $0
PIE-040
BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDIT
PIE-041
PIE-040-01247344
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
STAFF
$0
$0 $790.50$790.50
UPPER BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDIT
PIE-043
PIE-041-01247345
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
A. GOLDSTEIN
$0
$0
$790.50 $790.50
INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR B, 3 CREDITS
PIE-043-01247346
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
S. MUNRO
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
PIE-043-02254075
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
STAFF
$252 $19.50$0$271.50
PIE-045
UPPER INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR B, 3 CREDITS
PIE-045-01247348
???MW 11:30-12:50PM
STAFF
$252 $19.50$0$271.50
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
$20
Required: Instructor consent.
Designed for the Program for Intensive English students who need
one-on-one instruction in conversation, pronunciation, reading,
grammar, writing, or GED preparation. The students meet with
a tutor or instructor and work on the above skill areas. Required:
Instructor consent.
$790.50 $790.50
Course Listing
For upper beginning-level ESL students who read and write at the
sentence level. Students read short texts in order to improve reading
skills, write a variety of sentences and put related sentences in
paragraph form. Required: Instructor consent.
Course No.
Introduces the language necessary to function in day-to-day American society at the beginning level; listening, speaking, reading, and
writing are taught in the contexts of work, family, and community.
Required: Instructor consent.
Intermediate-level students study and practice speaking and
listening to improve their fluency in English for living and working
situations. Required: Instructor consent.
This course is for upper-intermediate non-native speakers of English
who want to learn and practice speaking and listening to improve
their fluency in English for living and working situations. Emphasis
will be on developing conversational skills as needed for success
in meeting personal, educational, family, and workplace goals.
Required: Instructor consent.
Required: Instructor consent.
$271.50
Presentation and practice the simple present tense of the verb
‘to be,’ nouns, descriptive and possessive adjectives, prepositions
of place and time, and simple sentence structures in written and
spoken English. Required: Instructor consent.
Class will present and practice verb tenses (simple present, simple
past, and present progressive), adverbs of frequency, articles, and
nouns in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent.
Part B of a two-part series. Present and practice present perfect
with time expressions and adverbs of frequency, modals of ability,
permission and advice; and comparative and superlative adjectives
in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent.
Required: Instructor consent.
Part B of a two-part series. Present and practice adjective clauses,
phrasal verbs, and passive voice in written and spoken English.
Required: Instructor consent.
At Harmony Community Campus..
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
English as a Second Language, continued
PIE-049
BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT
This course is designed to teach beginning-level students who
have limited knowledge of written English. Students will practice
alphabet recognition, read and write short sentences, study new
vocabulary, read short paragraphs, and gain reading and scanning
skills to use in everyday life and in the workplace. Required: Instructor consent.
PIE-050
PIE-049-01247349
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
STAFF
$0
$0 $790.50$790.50
UPPER BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT
This class is designed for the upper-beginning level student who
reads and writes at the sentence level. Students will read short texts
in order to improve reading skills. Students will write a variety of
sentences and put related sentences in paragraph form. Required:
Instructor consent.
PIE-053
PIE-050-01247350
???MWF 9-10:50AM
P. WIGGINS
$0
$0
$1581 $1581
INTERMEDIATE READING/WRITING, 6 CREDITS
This course is designed for the intermediate-level student who is
ready to begin writing at the paragraph level. The major purpose
of the course is to improve the student’s reading and writing skills
as needed for more advanced ESL and college courses, in the workplace, and in everyday life. Required: Instructor consent.
PIE-054
PIE-053-01247351
???MWF 9-10:50AM
STAFF
$504$39 $0 $543
UPPER INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 6 CREDITS
Upper-intermediate students will practice reading and writing skills
needed to succeed in college, the workplace, and everyday life.
Introduction to multiple paragraph essays. Required: Instructor
consent.
PIE-060
PIE-054-01247352
???MWF 9-10:50AM
A. VERGUN
$504
$39
$0
PRONUNCIATION A, 3 CREDITS
PIE-070
PIE-060-01247353
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
A. VERGUN
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
COMPUTER LAB, 0 CREDIT
$543
For intermediate and higher-level students who want to sound more
natural when speaking English. Focuses on increasing awareness
of the sounds of American English, improving intelligibility, and
producing speech more fluently. Required: Instructor consent.
Provides opportunities to improve English language skills by using
language learning software and Internet websites. Required: Instructor consent.
PIE-080
PIE-070-01247356
???TBA TBA
K. LONG
$0
$0
TOEFL/TOEIC PREPARATION, 0 CREDIT
$0
$0
Prepares students for the Test of English as a Foreign Language
(TOEFL) and the Test of English for International Communication
(TOEIC) by improving listening, grammar, reading and writing
skills. It includes familiarization with test components, test-taking
techniques, strategies and computer skills. Required: Instructor
consent.
PIE-082
PIE-080-01247357
???TBA TBA
K. LONG
$0
$0
SPELLING, 3 CREDITS
$790.50 $790.50
This course will present and provide opportunities to practice
English spelling patterns and rules and individualize instruction to
address spelling challenges. Required: Instructor consent.
✔
50
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
PIE-087
EDITING FOR BETTER WRITING, 6 CREDITS
PIE-199
PIE-087-01247358
???MWF 9-10:50AM
A. GOLDSTEIN
$504
$39
$0
$543
BRIDGE TO COLLEGE AND CAREER, 3 CREDITs
PIE-199-01254074
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
S. MUNRO
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
In this course, upper-intermediate and higher-level students will
improve their writing through editing. They will also engage in
extended reading to provide a context for writing. Required: Instructor consent.
Required: Instructor consent.
English Composition
See “Writing” for all writing and English composition classes.
English Literature
ENG-104 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: FICTION, 4 CREDITS
Introduction to American and international short fiction. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or
placement in WR-121.
HYB
ENG-104-30254022
???M
J. WOOD
$336
6-8:50PM
$26
$15
$377
Hybrid. Meets every Monday plus online hours. Orientation:
online.clackamas.edu. Contact: jrwood@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6115.
At Harmony Community Campus..
ENG-105 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: DRAMA, 4 CREDITS
Introduction to American and international drama. Recommended:
Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121.
ENG-105-01253368
???MW 10-11:50AM
S. MACH
$336
$26
$0
$362
ENG-106 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: POETRY, 4 CREDITS
An introduction to American and international poetry. Explores
the fundamental elements of poetry and examines the historical,
social, and cultural significance of various poems. Students engage
in literary analysis, use literary terminology, and develop personal
and scholarly responses to poetry. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
4
ENG-106-30254023
???MW 9-10:50AM
D. MOUNT
$336
$26
$0
At Harmony Community Campus.
$362
ENG-108 WORLD LITERATURE: MEDIEVAL THROUGH
ENLIGHTENMENT, 4 CREDITS
Readings from the Middle Ages through the eighteenth century
‘Enlightenment’ period, emphasizing Cervantes, Dante, and Voltaire. Through class discussion and written work, students practice
close reading and literary interpretation, explore the readings’
contemporary relevance, and relate the readings to their own lives
and the world. Recommended: pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115;
pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
ENG-108-01250273
???MW 2-3:50PM
J. MCALPINE
$336
$26
$0
ENG-195 AMERICAN FILM, 4 CREDITS
$362
The history and theory of American filmmaking from 1895 to the
present. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
ENG-195-01250274
???TTH 3-4:50PM
J. MCALPINE
$336
$26
$0
$362
PIE-082-01254079
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
A. GOLDSTEIN
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
Required: Instructor consent.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
ENG-202 SHAKESPEARE, 4 CREDITS
ENG-202-01250275
???MW 12-1:50PM
T. DONNELLY
$336
$26
$0
$362
ENG-204 SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, PART 1, 4 CREDITS
Representative study of British literature, including major works,
writers, and literary forms, from its beginnings through early
eighteenth century. Readings from the Anglo-Saxon, Middle English,
Renaissance, Earlier Seventeenth century, and Restoration periods.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121.
WEB
ENG-204-01253371
???
D. MOUNT
$336
$26
$35
$397
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: davidmo@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3265.
ENG-214-01250278
???TTH 1-2:50PM
T. DODGE
$336
$26
$0
ENG-226 POPULAR LITERATURE, 4 CREDITS
$362
Focuses on genre work within prose, film, comics and/or videogames
that is specific in theme and targeted towards a more mass audience
than traditional literary work. Genres might include but not necessarily be limited to horror, fantasy, science-fiction, romance, and/
or westerns. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
4
ENG-226-15254147
???TTH 11-12:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $362$362
At Wilsonville Campus
ENG-251 CELTIC MYTHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
Analysis of the themes and structures of the myths of the ancient
Irish and Welsh cultures. Study of the Celtic legacy. Insight into
the social, psychological, and aesthetic nature of mythology.
Introduction to theoretical approaches to myth interpretation.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121.
ENG-251-01250279
???TTH 10-11:50AM
C. BURNELL
$336
$26
$0
ENG-252 HINDU MYTHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
HYB
ENG-252-15253373
???M
6-8:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $377$377
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
For more information call 503-594-3696.
Environmental Science
ESR-172
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS
ESR-172-01250775
???MW 9-10:20AM
R. RUEB
$336
$26
$50
$412
ESR-172-02250776
???TTH 11-12:20PM
R. RUEB
$336
$26
$50
$412
Introduction to planning of parks and preserves, the scientific
method, energy principles, fossil fuel recovery and use, renewable
energy sources, nuclear energy, environmental toxicology, air pollution, indoor air pollution, ozone depletion, and climate change.
Recommended: Pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in
MTH-065; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or
placement in WR-121.
Corequisite: ESR-172L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each
week.
Corequisite: ESR-172L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each
week.
4
ESR-172-20250777
???T
???TH
R. RUEB/S. BALLEW
$336
6-8:50PM
6-8:50PM
$26
$50
Lab included. At Harmony Community Campus..
$412
ESR-172L ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE LAB, 0 CREDIT
Lab course for the ESR 172 lecture course.
ESR-172L-01250778
???M
R. RUEB
$0
11-1:50PM
$0
$0
$0
ESR-172L-02250779
???W
R. RUEB
$0
11-1:50PM
$0
$0
$0
ESR-172L-03250780
???TH
R. RUEB
$0
1-3:50PM
$0
$0
$0
Corequisite: ESR-172.
Corequisite: ESR-172.
Corequisite: ESR-172.
Environmental Safety & Health
ESH-100
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS, 3 CREDITS
WEB
ESH-100-01248797
???
T. LAUGLE
ESH-101
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT, 2 CREDITS
WEB
ESH-101-01248798
???
T. LAUGLE
An overview of environmental regulations as they pertain to
industry, agriculture, schools and the general public. Major points
of environmental law, federal and state regulatory statutes and
regulations, and the agencies responsible for their enforcement. This
course has been developed with the cooperation of DEQ.
$362
Analysis of the themes and structures of the myths of ancient India
and their contribution to culture, history, and literature. Insight
into the social, psychological, and aesthetic nature of mythology.
Introduction to theoretical approaches to myth interpretation.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121.
Day
Tuition
Environmental Education
ENG-214 THE GRAPHIC MEMOIR, 4 CREDITS
Explores memoirs and other works of creative non-fiction executed
in the medium of comics. Specific attention is given to the unique
ways comics amplify the rhetorical and aesthetic impact of autobiographical storytelling upon its creators and audiences, as well as the
social-historical contexts for such work. Prequisites: Pass WR-090 or
placement in WR121, pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Recommended: Pass ENG-116.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Course Listing
Selected comedies, histories, tragedies, romances, and poetry. Students focus on reading and discussion, literary interpretation, and
relating Shakespeare’s work to their lives and the world. Works from
ENG-202 will not be repeated in CCC’s other Shakespeare course,
ENG-201. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
Course No.
$0
$0
$336
$336
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: toml@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3066.
DEQ authorized class. This class offers ways to reduce, identify,
store, and dispose of hazardous waste in Oregon. Certificate available from DEQ.
$0
$0
$249
$249
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: toml@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3066.
Hybrid. Meets every Monday plus online hours. Contact: ritas@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3254. At Wilsonville Campus.
ENG-254 AMERICAN LITERATURE, PART 2, 4 CREDITS
Representative readings from the mid-nineteenth century to
twentieth centuries. Surveys the development of American fiction,
nonfiction, poetry, and drama through the study of the works of
both major and lesser-known writers. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
ENG-254-01253374
???MW 2-3:50PM
T. DONNELLY
$336
$26
$0
$362
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Family Studies
HDF-133
DIVERSITY IN FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, 1 CREDIT
Focuses on exploring how culture, including diversity and oppression, is defined in the field of family development and realizing why
cultural competence is an important skill in this field. Other topics
include barriers related to cultural competence and their impact,
appreciating aspects of your own cultural identity and increasing
one’s sensitivity to other cultures.
WEB
HDF-133-01248710
???
T. MARINO/A. ECHEVARRIA
$84
HDF-134
STRENGTH-BASED ASSESSMENT IN FAMILY
DEVELOPMENT, 1 CREDIT
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
FRP-131
ADVANCED FIREFIGHTER TRAINING (S-131), 1 CREDIT
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
NWCG S-131 and S-133 certified. For firefighters who wish to
become qualified in the first level of supervision, Advanced
Firefighter/Squad Boss, being a first responder to initial fire attack.
As a portion of this course, S-133(Look Up, Look Down, Look All
Around) material is covered. Prerequisite: Pass FRP-130 (S-130).
FRP-131-01248804
???F
???S
D. LOGAN
$0
Meets: 2/20 & 2/21.
6-8:50PM
8-4:50PM
$0
$160
$160
$135.50
FRP-180
WILDLAND FIRE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Focuses on assisting family development workers help families
identify and build on their strengths to achieve healthy self-reliance.
Emphasis is on how workers communicate with families to help
them recognize these strengths and the resources available to them.
FRP-211
FRP-180-01254014
??? S. PARRISH
$0
$0
$316 $316V
PORTABLE PUMPS & WATER USE (S-211), 1 CREDIT
FRP-211-01248808
???SSU 8-4:50PM
J. CRAWFORD
$0
$0
$160
FRP-216
DRIVING FOR THE FIRE SERVICE (S-216), 2 CREDITS
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
$84
$6.50
$45
WEB
HDF-134-01248711
???
T. MARINO/A. ECHEVARRIA
HDF-135
SETTING & ACHIEVING GOALS IN FAMILY DEVELOPMENT,
1 CREDIT
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
$6.50
$45
$135.50
Designed to provide family development workers with the skills
needed to help families identify and set achievable goals, based
on their own strengths. The importance of developing positive,
mutually respectful relationships with families is emphasized - while
techniques are offered to avoid families becoming dependent on the
case worker.
WEB
HDF-247
HDF-135-01248712
???
T. MARINO/A. ECHEVARRIA
$84
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
$6.50
$45
$135.50
PRESCHOOL CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS
This course focuses on principles of development in children three
to six years, including physical, cognitive, social and emotional
growth, observation and assessment. Explores major historical
theories of child development and current research and practices.
Prerequisite: HDF-225.
HYB
HDF-247-01248714
???F
B. KING
$252
HDF-260
UNDERSTANDING CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, 3 CREDITS
Hybrid. Meets: 1/23, 2/20 & 3/13.
4:30-7:50PM
$19.50 $15
$286.50
Provides an overview of child abuse and neglect. Students will
examine the types and causes of abuse, abused children, abusive
parents, treatment, education and prevention, and resources available to assist children and families. An emphasis is placed upon
intervention and mandatory reporting, as well as investigation and
legal issues.
HYB
HDF-260-01248716
???T
I. FLIPPO
$252
3-5:50PM
$19.50 $15
Hybrid. Meets: 1/6, 2/3, 2/17 & 3/10, plus additional hours online.
$286.50
Fire Science (Wildland)
FRP-130
INTRODUCTION TO WILDLAND FIREFIGHTING
(S-130/S-190), 3 CREDITS
NWCG S-130 and S-190 certified. Introduces students to wildland
fire behavior and the skills necessary to fight wildland fires under
close supervision. No firefighting experience required.
FRP-130-01254007
???F
S. PARRISH
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$325
$325
Work-based learning experience in a wildland firefighting capacity
meeting requirements as set forth in the wildland firefighting task
book. Current enrollment in or successful completion of FRP-107.
Prerequisite: Pass FRP-130. Required: Instructor consent.
NWCG S-211 certified. Practical use and maintenance of portable
pumps and accessories used in wildland fire suppression.
Meets: 2/7 & 2/8.
$160
NWCG S-216 certified. Knowledge and skills required of drivers to
safely and efficiently operate fire vehicles in the fire environment.
FRP-216-01248810
???F
6-8:50PM
???SSU 8-4:50PM
D. LOGAN/T. NIEBEL
$0
$0
$197
Meets: 1/30, 1/31, & 2/1.
FRP-244
SURVIVOR II: WILDERNESS, 2 CREDITS
FRP-244-01248814
???T
T. LAUGLE
$0
FRP-246
SURVIVOR IV: WILDERNESS FIRST AID, 2 CREDITS
$197
Be prepared to survive in the wilderness: the psychology of surviving and what to do when things go wrong. The USAF Search &
Rescue Survival Manual is the text.
1:30-3:20PM
$0
$197
Survivor classes do not need to be taken in sequence.
$197
Covers back country first aid and evacuation techniques in a wilderness setting.
FRP-246-01248816
???F
6-8:50PM
???SSU 8-4:50PM
T. LAUGLE
$0
$0
$197
Meets: 2/20, 2/21, & 2/22. Survivor classes do not need to be taken in
sequence.
FRP-247
SURVIVOR V: DANGEROUS ANIMALS, 2 CREDITS
FRP-247-01248817
???T
T. LAUGLE
$0
FRP-248
SURVIVOR VI: INTRODUCTION SEARCH AND RESCUE,
2 CREDITS
$197
Focuses on Northwest animals’ and insects’ habits, habitats, how
to prevent and avoid conflict with them and what to do if you’re
attacked. First-hand accounts, stories, CDC statistics and recommendations will be included.
10:30-11:50AM
$0
$197
Survivor classes do not need to be taken in sequence.
$197
Familiarize students with all aspects of Search and Rescue at the
beginning level including search philosophy, tactics, operations and
behavior of the lost person.
FRP-248-01248818
???F
6-8:50PM
???SSU 8-4:50PM
T. LAUGLE
$0
$0
$197
$197
Meets one weekend: 3/7, 3/8, & 3/9. Survivor classes do not need to be
taken in sequence.
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Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
FRP-290
INTERMEDIATE WILDLAND FIRE BEHAVIOR (S-290),
3 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
FRP-290-01254020
???SSU 8-4:50PM
J. HOLCOMB
$0
$0
$310
Meets 2 weekends: 2/14-2/15 and 2/28-3/1.
$310
Food & Nutrition
FN-225
NUTRITION, 4 CREDITS
The role of nutrients in the development and maintenance of a
healthy body. Students utilize computer aided analysis of own diet
for nutritional adequacy. Examines current nutrition controversies.
Strong background in life sciences recommended.
4
FN-225-01250378
???TTH 12-1:50PM
J. NICKELL
$336
$26
$55
4
FN-225-02250379
???TTH 2-3:50PM
J. NICKELL
$336
$26
$55
$417
Recommended: Strong background in life sciences. This class fulfills the
nutrition requirement for most nursing programs. At Harmony Community
Campus.
Foreign Language
See World Languages.
General Education Development (GED)
GED Classes offered Days and Evenings
Students will be placed in the appropriate class based on their schedules and intake assessments. To begin the intake process, please call
503-594-3027 for orientation information.
GED Days/Dye Learning Center: D-133, MTWTH, 9-10:50AM
ABE/GED Days/Harmony Campus: OIT-170, MTWTH, 1-2:50PM
GED Evenings/Dye Learning Center: D-133, M/W, 5:30-7:50PM
GED-011 GED EN ESPANOL, 0 CREDIT
Instrucción del desarrollo de habilidades básicas ofrecida en español.
El examen de diagnóstico determina las necesidades académicas del
alumno. Entrada y salida de la clase todo el tiempo. Se requiere el
consentimiento del Instructor para registrarse.
Basic academic skill development instruction offered in Spanish.
Diagnostic tests determine individual academic needs. Open-entry,
open-exit class. Required: Instructor consent.
5:30-7:50PM
$0
$50
$50
4 ESPAñOL GED-011-02247876
???MW 6-8:50PM
C. SANCHEZ
$0
$0
$50
$50
A. ARISTIZABAL
$0
Contact: Adriana Aristizabal at 503-594-3916.
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Desarrollo de habilidades académicas básicas, ofrecida en español
con énfasis en los requerimientos para presentar el test del GED
para obtener el certificado equivalente a la High School. También
se enfoca en habilidades básicas de la vida, metas personales e
interés de carreras. Se requiere el consentimiento del Instructor para
registrarse.
Offered in Spanish. Basic academic skill development with emphasis
on requirements to take the GED test to obtain a high school
equivalency certificate. Also focuses on basic life skills, personal and
career goals and interests. Required: Instructor consent.
4 ESPAñOL GED-049-03247881
???MW 9-11:50AM
C. SANCHEZ
$0
$0
$50
$50
4 ESPAñOL GED-049-04247882
???S
K. ESQUIVEL
$0
$30
For registration information contact Camilo Sanchez at 503-594-3029 or
register at first class. At Harmony Community Campus.
For registration information contact Camilo Sanchez at 503-594-3029 or
register at first class. At Gladstone Center for Children & Families, 18905
Portland Avenue, Gladstone.
9-11:50AM
$0
$30
Contact: Klaudia Esquivel at 503-594-3233. At Harmony Community
Campus.
4 ESPAñOL GED-049-02247880
???TTH 6-8:50PM
A. ARISTIZABAL
$0
$0 $50$50
For registration information contact Adriana Aristizabal at 503-594-3916 or
register at first class. At Canby Applied Technology Center.
$417
Recommended: Strong background in life sciences. This class fulfills the
nutrition requirement for most nursing programs. At Harmony Community
Campus.
ESPAñOLGED-011-01 247875
???MW
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
GED-049 LATINO GED & LIFE SKILLS, 0 CREDIT
NWCG S-290 certified. Study of weather and environmental factors
and how these factors affect wildland fires. Prerequisite: Pass
FRP-130 (S-130/S-190).
Course No.
Course Listing
Course No.
General Science
GS-105
EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS
GS-105-01250793
???TTH 2-3:20PM
J. WOODCOCK
$336
$26
$45
GS-105L
EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE LAB, 0 CREDIT
GS-105L-01250794
???TH
J. WOODCOCK
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
GS-105L-02250795
???W
J. WOODCOCK
$0
2-4:50PM
$0
$0
$0
GS-107
ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS
A lab course examining the chemistry and geology of scientific
dating techniques, sedimentary rocks/surfaces, processes, fossils,
energy resources and the physics and chemistry of energy resources
and mass wasting. Recommended: Pass MTH-065 or placement in
MTH-095.
$407
Corequisite: GS-105L.
Lab course for GS 105 lecture course.
Corequisite: GS-105.
Corequisite: G-105.
A lab course discussing the history of astronomy, the Earth and
Moon, all the planets in our solar system, along with asteroids,
meteors, and comets. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121; pass MTH-095 with
a C or better, or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111.
WEB GS-107-30250796
??? J. DICKINSON
$336
$26
$80
Online. Orientation: On campus TBA. Contact: jamesd@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3350. This class uses AstroPortal, it does not use Moodle.
$442
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor
prior to registering. Call 503-594-3318 for more information, or contact the
Student Success Center, 503-594-3475.
GIS-237
ADVANCED VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING FOR GIS,
1 CREDIT
Advanced training in Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Focus on ArcObjects and how to
use object model diagrams to find out what individual objects do.
Program objects to execute specific GIS tasks in the ArcGIS environment. Prerequisite: GIS-236.
GIS-237-01246398
???T
W. KOTZE
$84
7-8:50PM
$6.50
$30
$120.50
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
GIS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
GIS-280-01246399
???
W. KOTZE
GIS-281
ARCGIS I, 3 CREDITS
Cooperative Work Experience (co-op) is a process of education that
integrates classroom work with experience obtained through a cooperating employer. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: Carel Kotze at carelk@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3728.
Introduces the essential skills needed to navigate and operate ArcGIS
at a basic level. Includes how to utilize GIS concepts, methods and
techniques in conjunction with problem solving techniques to
accomplish assigned real world examples. Prerequisite: GIS-201.
GIS-286
GIS-281-01246400
???TTH 4-6:50PM
W. KOTZE
$252
$19.50 $90
REMOTE SENSING, 3 CREDITS
$361.50
Covers the overview of data sources, methodology for remotely
sensed data, application of data, and transformation of remotely
sensed data into GRID. Prerequisite: GIS-201.
GIS-286-01246401
???MW 6-8:50PM
W. KOTZE
$252
$19.50 $90
$361.50
Geography
GEO-110 CULTURAL & HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 4 CREDITS
Introduces geographical perspectives on human population,
agriculture, political pattern, language, religion, folk culture,
popular culture, ethnic culture, urban development, industry, and
transportation as these play out on the landscapes of the world.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
GEO-110-01250825
???TTH 8-9:50AM
R. KEELER
$336
$26
$0
$362
GEO-121 REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE DEVELOPING WORLD,
4 CREDITS
Provides students with the fundamental knowledge of the cultural
and physical geography of developing world regions including
Middle America, South America, SW Asia and North Africa, SubSaharan Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia and the Pacific
world. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
GEO-121-01250826
???MW 2-3:50PM
C. THOMAS
$336
$26
$0
GEO-130 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHY,
4 CREDITS
$362
Explores contemporary global environmental problems such
as: overpopulation, over consumption, ozone layer depletion,
pollution, acid rain, deforestation, desertification, and waste.
Examines alternative sources of energy to fossil fuel and sustainable
development strategies. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement
in RD-115.
GEO-130-01253039
???MW 11-12:50PM
C. THOMAS
$336
$26
$0
4
$362
At Harmony Community Campus.
GEO-280 GEOGRAPHY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of geography. Required: Instructor
consent & a CWE seminar.
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GEO-280-01253038
???
R. KEELER
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
$504
$39
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Geology
Geographic Information Systems (GIS), continued
GIS-280
Course No.
$45
G-102
GENERAL GEOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
G-102-01250781
???MW 12-1:20PM
S. HOOVER
$336
$26
$45
$407
G-102-02250782
???TTH 12-1:20PM
S. HOOVER
$336
$26
$45
$407
For non-science majors. An introductory lab course that explores
the Earth’s systems and surface features. Systems/processes/hazards
explored include rivers, mass wasting, glaciers, groundwater, deserts
and beaches. Labs focus on geologic and topographic maps and how
they are used to understand geologic features and local geology.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Corequisite:
G-102L.
Corequisite: G-102L. Lab begins first week.
Corequisite: G-102L. Lab begins first week.
4
G-102-15250783
???T
???TH
J. WOODCOCK
$0
Lab included. At Wilsonville Campus.
6-8:50PM
6-8:50PM
$0
$407
$407
G-102L
GENERAL GEOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT
G-102L-01250784
???M
S. HOOVER
$0
1:30-4:20PM
$0
$0
$0
G-102L-02250785
???T
S. HOOVER
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
G-102L-03250786
???W
S. HOOVER
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
G-202
GENERAL GEOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
G-202-01250787
???MW 12-1:20PM
S. HOOVER
$336
$26
$45
$407
G-202-02250788
???TTH 12-1:20PM
S. HOOVER
$336
$26
$45
$407
Lab course for G 102 lecture course.
Corequisite: G-102.
Corequisite: G-102.
Corequisite: G-102.
For science majors. A lab course that explores surface features of the
Earth and the systems that form those features. Systems/processes
explored include beaches, rivers, mass wasting, glaciers, groundwater and deserts. Topographic/geologic maps are used to understand
geologic features and local geology. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115; pass MTH-065 or placement in MTH-095.
Corequisite: G-202L. Lab begins first week.
Corequisite: G-202L. Lab begins first week.
4
G-202-15250789
???T
???TH
J. WOODCOCK
$0
6-8:50PM
6-8:50PM
$0
$407
Corequisite: G-202L. Lab included. At Wilsonville Campus.
$407
G-202L
GENERAL GEOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT
G-202L-01250790
???M
S. HOOVER
$0
1:30-4:20PM
$0
$0
$0
G-202L-02250791
???T
S. HOOVER
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
G-202L-03250792
???W
S. HOOVER
$0
9-11:50AM
$0
$0
$0
Lab course for the G 202 lecture course.
Corequisite: G202.
Corequisite: G202.
Corequisite: G-202.
$588V
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
GRN-182 AGING AND THE BODY, 3 CREDITS
Focuses on how aging affects physical health and well-being: impact
on body systems, illness, disability, longevity research, wellness
and health promotion. For students interested in working with the
elderly and those in the field.
HYB
GRN-182-01248631
???M
K. HOEKSTRA
$252
6-8:50PM
$19.50 $15
Hybrid. Meets: 1/5, 1/26, 2/16 & 3/9 plus additional hours online.
$286.50
GRN-184 AGING & THE INDIVIDUAL, 3 CREDITS
Explores the impact of aging on the individual as well as family
members, caregivers, and professionals. Topics include: dementia,
cognitive issues, stress, coping, life transitions, intelligence, wisdom
and creativity.
GRN-184-01248632
???M
3-5:50PM
Y. SMITH/K. HOEKSTRA
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
GRN-280 GERONTOLOGY/COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE,
2-6V CREDITS
Work-based experience to acquaint gerontology students with the
roles and related activities of organizations serving the elderly. This
course provides an opportunity to apply theories and techniques
learned in the classroom. Required: Instructor consent; current
enrollment in or successful completion of HS-170. Corequisite:
CWE-281.
GRN-280-01248633
???
J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3184
or ellen.wolfson@clackamas.edu.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
HE-207
INTRODUCTION TO PLANT BASED LIVING, 3 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
The course is designed to give students a basic understanding of a
plant based diet/lifestyle and the benefits of this type of lifestyle.
Students will learn about the physical benefits of a plant based diet,
GMO’s, organic foods, current environmental impacts, impacts of
the big agricultural companies as well as the research that has been
documented to support the information. Recommended: WR-090 or
higher.
HYB HE-207-01252881
???TH
T. NELSON
$252
12-12:50PM
$19.50 $0
Hybrid. Meets every Thursday plus online hours. Contact: tracyn@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3274.
$271.50
HE-249
MENTAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS
HE-250
HE-249-01246797
???MW 10:30-11:50AM
T. PANTAGES
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS
4
HE-250-02246800
???MW 9-10:20AM
J. BUEL
$252
$19.50 $0
Designed for each student to understand and improve their personal
mental health. Teaches theories of mental health as well as practical
strategies for improving one’s level of mental health. Analyzes
factors that may impede optimal mental health, again with practical
solutions for minimizing/avoiding such factors.
Course is to help students gain an overall understanding of information basic to the field of health and to help them critically evaluate
health information, and to promote positive attitudes, values, and
behaviors in regard to personal health.
At Harmony Community Campus.
$271.50
WEB HE-250-01246798
??? T. NELSON
$252
$19.50
$35
$306.50
The first of a two-course sequence, this course examines the history
of legal and illegal drug use; drug classification; the physiological
and psychological impact of drugs on the body; and treatment
modalities for drug abuse/addiction. This class will also review the
stimulant group of drugs.
WEB HE-250-03246801
??? K. WOODS
$252
$19.50
$35
$306.50
HE-152
$271.50
WEB HE-250-04246802
??? J. RHODEN
$252
$19.50
$35
$306.50
The second of a two-course sequence, this course examines three
drug categories (depressants, hallucinogens, and the ‘other’ drugs),
their history, their physiological and psychological impact; and their
specific treatment modalities. Prerequisite: Complete HE-151.
WEB HE-250-05246803
??? J. RHODEN
$252
$19.50
$35
$306.50
Health
HE-151
HE-204
Online. Contact: tracyn@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3274. Order textbook,
“Health, The Basics” by Donatelle from Clackamas bookstore at
503-594-6500.
BODY & DRUGS I, 3 CREDITS
HE-151-01246790
???MW 9-10:20AM
T. PANTAGES
$252
$19.50 $0
BODY & DRUGS II, 3 CREDITS
HE-152-01246791
???MW 1-2:20PM
T. PANTAGES
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
NUTRITION, WEIGHT CONTROL & PHYSICAL FITNESS,
3 CREDITS
Methods of maintaining or improving fitness by considering diets
and dieting, obesity, types of exercise, physical testing, cardiovascular fitness and nutritional concepts.
HE-204-02246794
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
J. BUEL
$252
$19.50 $0
$271.50
WEB HE-204-01246793
??? J. BUEL
$252
$19.50 $35 $306.50
Online. Meets: 2/23-3/21. Contact: jessicab@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3602. Order textbook, “Total Fitness” by Dodd & Powers
from CCC Bookstore at 503-594-6500.
WEB HE-204-03246795
??? J. BUEL
$252
$19.50
$35
$306.50
Online. Contact: jessicab@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3602. Order textbook:
“Total Fitness” by Dodd & Powers from Clackamas Bookstore at
503-594-6500.
Course Listing
Gerontology
Course No.
Online. Contact: woodsk@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3277. Order textbook:
“Health: The Basics” by Donatelle from Clackamas Bookstore at
503-594-6500.
Online. Meets: 2/23-3/21. Contact: joshr@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3275.
Order textbook: “Health: The Basics” by Donatelle from Clackamas Bookstore at 503-594-6500.
Online. Meets: 2/23-3/21. Contact: joshr@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3275.
Order textbook, “Health, The Basics” by Donatelle from Clackamas bookstore at 503-594-6500.
HE-252
FIRST AID/CPR/AED, 3 CREDITS
Immediate and temporary care for injuries and sudden illness.
Covers basic first aid for adult, child and infant, including: control
of bleeding, proper methods of transportation, splinting, bandaging,
CPR and AED. Successful completion (A or B grade) of course leads
to a Red Cross Responding to Emergencies, First Aid/CPR/AED
Certification.
HYB HE-252-02253170
???T
T. NELSON
$252
12-1:50PM
$19.50 $35
HE-252-01253169
???TTH
K. WOODS
$252
HYB HE-252-05253172
???MW
K. ARIZO
$252
1-2:20PM
$19.50 $35 $306.50
4-5:50PM
$19.50 $35 $306.50
$306.50
Hybrid. Meets: 2/10, 1/17 & 2/24 from 12-1:50pm in R220 plus online
hours. Contact: tracyn@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3274. Order textbook,
“First Aid-Responding to Emergencies” by American Red Cross & CPR Skills
Cards from Clackamas Bookstore at 503-594-6500.
Hybrid. Meets: 3/16 & 3/18 from 4-5:50pm in R-201 plus online hours.
Contact: kevina@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3270. Order textbook, “First
Aid-Responding to Emergencies” by American Red Cross & CPR Skills
Cards from Clackamas Bookstore at 503-594-6500.
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Health, continued
HE-255
HE-255-01246808
???TTH 9-10:20AM
T. PANTAGES
$252
$19.50 $0
COMMUNITY CPR, 1 CREDIT
$271.50
Basic Plus CPR, AED and First Aid for Adults is designed to train
students to recognize and respond to various medical emergencies
including: first aid and bandaging, choking, and cardiac emergencies that require CPR or the use of an AED. Bloodborne pathogens
are also covered. Passing this course entitles the student to Medic
First Aid certification for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for Adults.
4
HE-261-01253211
???F
???S
M. WEISSENFELS
$0
6-8:50PM
9-4:50PM
$0
$105.50 $105.50
4
HE-261-02253212
???F
???S
M. WEISSENFELS
$0
6-8:50PM
9-4:50PM
$0
$105.50 $105.50
Meets: 1/16-1/17. At Wilsonville Campus.
Meets: 3/13-3/14. At Wilsonville Campus.
HE-277
THE HEALTH COACH, 3 CREDITS
A focus on the psychological aspects of weight management, as
well as more in-depth coverage of the physiology of obesity and the
techniques of lifestyle coaching. Students will be prepared to take
the ACE certified Health Coach exam with successful completion of
the course.
WEB HE-277-01254044
??? T. NELSON
$252
$19.50 $35
HE-280
HEALTH/COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE,
2-6V CREDITS
$306.50
Cooperative work experience. The course is intended to provide the
student with learning experience related to his/her career goal(s)
in the health-related career fields. Supervision and evaluation of
the student’s job performance will be provided by a qualified staff
member at Clackamas and the supervisor of the employing institution. Students are required to take an online seminar at the beginning of the term. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE Seminar.
HE-280-01246809
??? K. WOODS
$504
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Healthcare Professional Development
HPD-009 CPR-INITIAL, 0.6 CEU
4
HPD-009-10250380
???S
Z. SAWZAK
$0
9-2:50PM
$0
$75
HPD-009-11250381
???S
Z. SAWZAK
$0
9-2:50PM
$0
$75
$75
Meets: 1/10, with half hr. lunch break provided. Required: Purchase & read
text prior to class, “AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers.” May be purchased
through CCC Harmony Bookstore. See www.cccbooks.com for Bookstore
location and hours. This class fulfills the CPR requirement for all Health
Sciences Programs. At Harmony Community Campus.
4
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Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
4
HPD-009-12250382
???S
Z. SAWZAK
$0
HPE-295
HEALTH & FITNESS FOR LIFE, 3 CREDITS
HYB
HPE-295-02246810
???TTH 9-10:20AM
P. FISKUM
$252
$19.50 $0
BODY & ALCOHOL, 3 CREDITS
Covers beverage alcohol as a drug. It deals with the physiological
and psychological effects of alcohol use on the user; the impact
of that use on those around the user and on society at large; the
genetics of alcoholism; and the history of addiction treatment and
the formation of Alcoholics Anonymous.
HE-261
Course No.
$75
Meets: 2/7, with a half hr. lunch break provided. Required: Purchase & read
text prior to class, “AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers”. May be purchased
through CCC Harmony Bookstore. See www.cccbooks.com for bookstore
location and hours. This class fulfills the requirement for all Health Sciences
Programs. At Harmony Community Campus.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
9-2:50PM
$0
$75
$75
Meets: 3/7, with half hr. lunch break provided. Required: Purchase & read
text prior to class, “AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers.” May be purchased
through CCC Harmony Bookstore. See www.cccbooks.com for Bookstore
location and hours. This class fulfills the CPR requirement for all Health
Sciences Programs. At Harmony Community Campus.
Explores interaction of physical fitness and health. Meets three
hours a week for personal fitness assessment and three hours of
classroom sessions. Related topics include: nutrition, stress reduction, relaxation techniques, goal setting, and weight control.
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours.
Contact: paulf@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3272.
$271.50
High School Diploma (AHSD)
The Adult High School Diploma program is designed for students who have
earned at least 14 credits. Students who are under 18 years old or whose
high school class has not graduated must have an official CCC referral or
a release from compulsory attendance to begin the program. Classes are
assigned individually. Please contact the Skills Development Department at
503-594-3027.
History
HST-102
HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS
4
HST-102-01250827
???MW
P. MCFARLAND
$336
HST-102-02250828
???TH
J. JARVIE
$336
10-11:50AM
$26
$0
6-9:50PM
$26
$0
$362
WEB
HST-102-03250829
???
P. MCFARLAND
$26
$397
HST-137
HISTORY OF SCIENCE, MEDICINE & TECHNOLOGY IN
WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS
Origins and development of western civilization with an emphasis
on Europe from ca. 1300 to 1800. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
At Harmony Community Campus..
$336
$35
$362
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: patmc@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3411.
Traces the major developments in western civilization in the fields
of science, medicine and technology from ancient Greece to the
present. Includes an examination of the biographies of prominent
scientists, doctors and engineers. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
HST-202
HST-137-01250831
???MW 12-1:50PM
P. MCFARLAND
$336
$26
$0
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, 4 CREDITS
4
HST-202-01250832
???MW
S. KING
$336
HST-202-02250833
???TTH
J. FLOWERS
$336
HST-202-03250834
???MW
S. KING
$336
HST-202-15250835
???T
S. KING
$0
$362
Covers the period of United States history from the Age of Jackson
to World War I. Prerequisites: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115;
Placement in WR-121. Recommended: Sequence of HST-201,
HST-202 and HST-203 is taken in order.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
At Wilsonville Campus.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
8-9:50AM
$26
$0
10-11:50AM
$26
$0
12-1:50PM
$26
$0
6-9:50PM
$0
$362
$362
$362
$362
$362
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
WEB
HST-202-04250836
???
J. FLOWERS
$336
$26
$35
HST-280
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of history. Required: Instructor consent
and a CWE seminar.
HISTORY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
HST-280-01253041
???
J. FLOWERS
HOR-008 FRUIT TREE GRAFTING: INTERMED, 0 CREDIT
Total
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: jackief@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3405.
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture
For more information call 503-594-3292.
HOR-008 URBAN PEST MANAGEMENT, 0 CREDIT
HOR-008-01250436
???W
B. NELSON
$0
8-5:00PM
$0
$0
$0
Meets: 2/4. To register call 541-737-6273. Fee: $85 by January 26, $95 after
January 26.
HOR-008 STORM WATER management FOR LaNDSCAPeRS,
0 CREDIT
This workshop will focus on proper design, maintenance and
operational considerations for storm water facilities, including rain
gardens and swales, to ensure water quality goals. Regulatory, contractor and designer perspectives will be addressed. Participants will
assess a real-world situation and discuss how it could be improved.
Prepare for a research-driven discussion and get your questions
answered. CEH credits will be available for both LCB and Tilth’s
Organic LandCare Practitioners.
HOR-008-02254142
???F
8-11:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $40 $40
Meets: 2/6.
HOR-008 BEEKEEPING SCHOOL, 0 CREDIT
Beekeeping is growing in popularity because of its imporatance in
pollination, honey production, and as a relaxing hobby. This fullday workshop is intended to prepare new and beginner beekeepers
with knowledge, demonstrations, and lists of resources. Topics will
include: basic bee biology, proper equipment, handling of bees, hive
pest and disease control, feeding, and more. Co-sponsored by the
Portland Metro Beekeepers Association.
HOR-008-03254148
???S
9-2:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $30 $30
Meets: 2/21.
Demonstration and practice of pruning methods appropriate for
a variety of fruit trees. Bring your pruning tools and appropriate
outdoor wear.
HOR-008-05250438
???S
9-11:50AM
STAFF
$0$0 $10 $10
Meets 2/7. Co-sponsored by the Home Orchard Society. At CCC HOS
arboretum site.
HOR-008 FRUIT TREE GRAFTING: BEGINNING, 0 CREDIT
Hands-on explanation and practice in whip grafting of fruit trees
under the supervision of experienced HOS grafters. You will be
provided with a rootstock and scion wood. Please bring your straight
edged knife.
HOR-008-06250439
???S
9-10:20AM
STAFF
$0$0 $15 $15
Meets 2/28. Co-sponsored by the Home Orchard Society.
Total
HOR-008 FRUIT TREE GRAFTING: BEGINNING, 0 CREDIT
Hands-on explanation and practice in whip grafting of fruit trees
under the supervision of experienced HOS grafters. You will be
provided with a rootstock and scion wood. Please bring your straight
edged knife.
HOR-008-07250440
???S
10:45-12:05PM
STAFF
$0$0 $15 $15
Meets 2/28. Co-sponsored by the Home Orchard Society.
Hands on practice with advanced grafting methods: cleft, kerf, bark,
inarching etc. You will be provided with a rootstock and scion wood.
Please bring your straight edged knife.
HOR-008-08250441
???S
12:45-2:05PM
STAFF
$0$0 $15 $15
Meets 2/28. Co-sponsored by the Home Orchard Society.
Learn about important care of fruit bearing plants. Half-day seminar
will feature local experts covering what you should be doing in your
orchard “today” and what your orchard expects from “you” this
spring. Visit the Home Orchard Society website after January 1, 2015
for a list of speakers. www.homeorchardsociety.org
HOR-008-10250442
???S
9-12:50PM
STAFF
$0$0 $15 $15
Meets: 1/24. Co-sponsored by the Home Orchard Society.
HOR-009 PESTICIDE CORE TRAINING/WINTER, 0.4 CEU
This training qualifies for 4 CORE recertification credits as required
by Oregon Department of Agriculture. Fulfills yearly recertification
requirement for Private Pesticide license holders, and can be used
towards total needed for public and commercial license requirements. Our Fall and Winter courses are different, so both will count
towards recertification in the same year.
HOR-009-01250445
???F
B. NELSON
$0
Meets: 2/27.
1-4:50PM
$0
$40
$40
HOR-009 ORGANIC LAND CARE, 3.7 CEU
A five-day Organic Land Care Accreditation Training for Landscape
Professionals: focusing on organic landscape practices including
Integrated Pest Management, soil building, sustainable landscape
design, organic weed management, marketing organic land care,
storm water management, tree care, sustainable resources and more.
Participants will be eligible for Oregon Tilth Organic Land Care
Accreditation. Thirty seven (37) Landscape Contractors Board CEU’s.
Workshop cost includes lunch.
HOR-008 FRUIT TREE PRUNING, 0 CREDIT
Crs. Fee
HOR-008 ORCHARD CARE SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT
Current ornamental plant pest control information. Eight ODA
Pesticide recertification credits anticipated.
Time
Fee
Course Listing
$397
Day
Tuition
HOR-009-04250448
???
STAFF
MTWTHF8-4:50PM
$0$0 $0
$0
Meets: 1/26-1/30. Co-sponsored by Oregon Tilth and the Horticulture
department of Clackamas Community College. Registration fee for 5-day
Training: $495 by December 14; $550 after December 14. Accreditation
examination is an additional cost of $100. Register at tilth.org or call Oregon
Tilth at 503-378-0690.
HOR-009 Leyes de plaguicidas & seguridad, 2 CEU
(PESTICIDE LAWS/SAFETY)
Métodos fitosanitarios para malezas, insectos o enfermedades. Las
leyes y reglamentos relacionados con la seguridad, la manipulación
y almacenamiento de plaguicidas. Técnicas para la selección de
productos, incluidas las opciones químicas y no químicas, y la
seguridad del aplicador y la protección medioambiental incluidos.
Preparar y poner a prueba el examen de las leyes y seguridad de
pesticidas en Oregon. Plant protection methods for weed, insect
or disease control. Laws and regulations related to safety, handling
and storage of pesticides. Techniques for product selection, including chemical and non-chemical options, applicator safety and
environmental protection included. Prepare and test for the Oregon
Pesticide Laws & Safety exam.
ESPAñOLHOR-009-05 250449
???F
L. CERVANTES
Meets: 1/16-2/13.
$0
7-10:50AM
$0
$120
$120
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture, continued
Covers plant anatomy and reproduction techniques of plants from
seed, cuttings, grafting, division, and micro-propagation. Offers an
in-depth overview of propagation systems that may be selected.
$306.50
Emphasis on dormant pruning of fruiting and ornamental plants.
Pruning and training techniques for grapes, fruit trees, and both
evergreen and deciduous ornamental trees and shrubs. Basic woody
plant anatomy, growth, and development. Class includes a lab
component.
HOR-131-01252786
???M
1-4:50PM
B. NELSON
$252
$19.50 $40 $311.50
HOR-133 HORTICULTURE PRACTICUM/WINTER, 2 CREDITS
Practical experience with seasonal horticultural activities in the
areas of container and field nurseries, greenhouses, and landscape
management. Class includes a lab component.
HOR-133-01252787
???M
8-11:50AM
R. HARBER/B. NELSON
$168
$13
$45
HOR-134 HERB GROWING & GARDENING, 1 CREDIT
$226
Study of herb plant propagation and garden use. Garden culture and
design are covered.
HOR-134-01250455
???S
E. HOWLEY
$84
Meets: 2/28-3/14.
8:30-11:50AM
$6.50
$30
$120.50
HOR-135 PROPAGATION OF EDIBLE PLANTS, 3 CREDITS
Survey and practice reproducing plants utilizing sexual and asexual
propagation methods of organically produced food crops used for
local production. Instruction will focus on desirable traits of specific
varieties and crop replication methods for sustainable farm operations. Class includes a lab component.
HOR-135-01250456
???M
1-4:50PM
C. KONIECZKA
$252
$19.50 $60 $331.50
HOR-136 URBAN AGRICULTURE PRACTICUM/WINTER, 6 CREDITS
Essential horticulture practices which include seasonal activities covering farm crop lay-out, edible crop installation and management.
Basic practices involved in propagation, transplanting, pruning, pest
control, equipment operations, water and fertilizer management
and farm field trips included. This class provides students with experience in several areas of urban agriculture. Approximately one class,
each week, will be spent by students on assigned work in seasonal
farm project area activities. Training will be provided for each task.
This format has been selected to create a hands-on experience for
each student. Class includes a lab component.
HYB
HOR-136-01250457
???MW 8-11:50AM
C. KONIECZKA
$504
$39
$60
Hybrid. Meets every Monday and Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: christopher.konieczka@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6213.
$603
Why and how to prune trees, shrubs, and vines. Covers tools used
for various pruning practices. Class includes a lab component.
HOR-144-01250458
???M
B. NELSON
$84
Meets: 1/5-2/2.
1-4:50PM
$6.50
$30
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Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
HOR-216-01252788
???W
1-3:50PM
B. NELSON
$252
$19.50 $35 $306.50
HOR-222 HORTICULTURAL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS, 2 CREDITS
Utilizes database, spreadsheet, word processing, PowerPoint, social
media and other computer programs for record keeping and management and marketing for horticulture businesses. Prerequisite:
Pass CS-091 or placement in CS-120.
$120.50
HOR-222-01250460
???TTH 3-4:50PM
C. KONIECZKA
$168
$13
$40
$221
Meets: 1/6-2/5. If class is full, request a position on the wait list. Those
students will be contacted for options.
HOR-227 PLANT IDENTIFICATION/WINTER, 3 CREDITS
Identification of conifers and broadleaved evergreens, shrubs,
and groundcovers, including their cultural requirements in the
landscape. Class includes lab component. Oregon State University
transfer course.
HYB
HOR-227-01250462
???T
B. NELSON
$252
HOR-227-02250463
???W
I. LESENNE
$252
8-11:50AM
$19.50 $50 $321.50
6:30-7:20PM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
Hybrid class. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: anne.lesenne@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6168.
HOR-230 EQUIPMENT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, 2 CREDITS
Selection, operation, and maintenance of power driven machines,
such as mowers, rototillers, chain saws, edgers, sprayers, tractors,
and related equipment for nursery and landscape applications. Class
includes a lab component.
HOR-230-01252789
???TH 1-2:50PM
D. FRANEK
$168
$13
$30
HOR-230L EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE LAB,
0 CREDIT
$211
Lab section to the HOR 230 lecture course.
HOR-230L-01250465
???TH 10-11:50AM
D. FRANEK
$0
$0
$0
HOR-230L-02250466
???TH 3-4:50PM
D. FRANEK
$0
$0
$0
HOR-231 IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE DESIGN, 3 CREDITS
$0
$0
Principles of irrigation and drainage system design for various
situations, including underground and aboveground, residential and
commercial systems. Class includes a lab component.
HOR-231-01250467
???M
6-9:50PM
G. KUNKLE
$252
$19.50 $45
HOR-237 DISEASE IDENTIFICATION, 2 CREDITS
$316.50
Identification of ornamental plant diseases which occur in greenhouses, landscapes, nurseries and farms.
HOR-237-01250468
???
J. GORSKI
$168
$13
$35
Online: 1/5-2/6. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: jennig@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3887.
$216
HOR-244 ENVIRONMENTAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN, 3 CREDITS
Overview of landscape design features that will benefit the natural
environment, provide habitat for wildlife and require minimal
inputs of energy, water and other materials. Includes basic design
concepts, terminology and techniques, as well as ideas for marketing
of sustainable designs. Class includes a lab component.
✔
Day
Tuition
Learn the components of, and develop an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) plan for landscape, nursery, greenhouse or agricultural
industries. The plan will incorporate pest detection, control practices
and an evaluation of effectiveness.
WEB
HOR-144 BASIC PRUNING, 1 CREDIT
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
HOR-216 INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS
HOR-130 PLANT PROPAGATION THEORY, 3 CREDITS
HOR-130-01250451
???TH 9-11:50AM
C. VENGARICK
$252
$19.50 $35
HOR-131 TREE & SHRUB PRUNING, 3 CREDITS
Course No.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
HOR-244-01252790
???T
C. CAPPARELLI
$252
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
6-9:50PM
$19.50 $35
$306.50
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
HOR-251 HERBAL PRODUCTS, 1 CREDIT
HOR-251-01250469
???F
E. HOWLEY
$84
Meets: 2/27-3/13.
8-11:50AM
$6.50
$50
$140.50
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
HD-147
DECISION MAKING, 1 CREDIT
HOR-280-01250470
???
B. NELSON
$252
$19.50
$45
Restricted to instructor consent. Contact: brucen@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3296.
$316.50
HOR-281 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 6 CREDITS
On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture.
Students are allowed to enroll after completing nine credits of horticulture courses. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students
are expected to work a minimum of 180 job site hours.
HOR-281-01250471
???
B. NELSON
$504
$39
$45
Restricted to instructor consent. Contact: brucen@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3296.
$588
WEB HD-147-01247111
??? STAFF
$84
On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture.
Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits
of horticulture courses. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a
minimum of 90 job site hours.
HOR-282-01250472
???
B. NELSON
$252
$19.50
$45
Restricted to instructor consent. Contact: brucen@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3296.
$316.50
HOR-285 URBAN AGRICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS
On-the-job experience working with an agricultural business/
farm. Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine
credits of Urban Agriculture courses. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar.
Required: Students are expected to work a minimum of 90 job site
hours.
HOR-285-01252791
???
C. KONIECZKA
$252
$19.50
$45
Restricted to instructor consent. Contact: christopher.konieczka@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-6213.
$316.50
Human Development & Leadership
See also College Success for related classes.
HD-144
ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION, 1 CREDIT
4
HD-144-01247108
???F
???S
STAFF
$84
6-8:50PM
9-4:50PM
$6.50 $10$100.50
Meets: 2/6 & 2/7. At Harmony Community Campus..
HD-145
STRESS MANAGEMENT, 1 CREDIT
Identifies specific personal stressors and focus on developing skills
that enable students to deal more effectively with stress.
4
HD-145-01247110
???F
???S
STAFF
$0
Meets: 2/20 & 2/21. At Wilsonville Campus.
HD-153
6-8:50PM
9-4:50PM
$0 $100.50$100.50
Total
$6.50 $45$135.50
MANAGING CONFLICT IN YOUR LIFE, 1 CREDIT
Introduction to managing conflict in a positive way. Examine
personal beliefs about conflict and become more effective in solving
problems.
HYB HD-153-01247113
???F
STAFF
$84
6-8:50PM
$6.50 $25$115.50
Hybrid. 4 week class from 2/13-3/13. Meets: 2/13 from 6-8:50pm with
remaining hours online. Contact: sschaefer@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6135.
HD-154
BUILDING SELF-CONFIDENCE, 1 CREDIT
This course is designed to address the elements forming and impacting self-confidence, disarming your inner critic, including dealing
with fear, self-esteem, personal power, and establishing your center.
HD-154-01247114
???F
???S
STAFF
$84
6-8:50PM
9-4:50PM
$6.50 $10$100.50
HD-157
PROCRASTINATION & TIME MANAGEMENT, 1 CREDIT
HD-157-01247115
???W
STAFF
$84
HD-158
MANAGING CHANGE, 1 CREDIT
Provides students the opportunity to study their procrastination
habits and time management patterns. Course focuses on components of time organization, choices re: procrastination, and methods
to improve overall use of time.
Meets: 2/4, 2/11, 2/18 & 2/25.
3-5:50PM
$6.50 $10$100.50
Course is designed to enhance each student’s knowledge and
understanding about transition and change in their own life and
others around them.
4
HD-158-01247116
???F
???S
STAFF
$0
Meets: 2/27 & 2/28. At Wilsonville Campus.
HD-161
6-8:50PM
9-4:50PM
$0 $100.50$100.50
MULTICULTURAL AWARENESS, 1 CREDIT
Introduction to the complexities of multicultural issues and how
they influence one another in everyday life.
4
HD-161-01247117
???F
???S
STAFF
$84
6-8:50PM
9-4:50PM
$6.50 $10$100.50
Meets: 1/23 & 1/24. At Harmony Community Campus..
HD-185
Provides basic communication skills students can use to state or
declare their rights in a positive fashion to obtain desired results in
career, social, and personal relations.
Crs. Fee
Online. 2 week class: 2/9-2/23. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu.
Contact: sschaefer@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6135.
Meets: 3/13 & 3/14.
HOR-282 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS
Time
Fee
Develop and improve your process for making satisfying choices.
The basics of decision making and processes for making personal,
social, and work choices are included. Use this class for your current
decision needs.
HOR-280 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS
On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture.
Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits
of horticulture courses. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a
minimum of 90 job site hours.
Day
Tuition
Course Listing
Instruction will be provided in making herbal teas, skin salve,
tincture, infused oil, vinegar and syrup. Covers what ingredients to
use and why each is important.
Course No.
PRIOR LEARNING PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT I, 1 CREDIT
Students are guided through the required steps of building a portfolio with the goal of requesting college credit for learning acquired
through work experience, volunteer work, industry training, etc.
Details of the content of the portfolio are explained and alternative
options for obtaining college credit through non-traditional learning experiences are reviewed.
WEB HD-185-01247120
??? G. MARTINEZ
$84
$6.50
$45
$135.50
Online. Contact: Lupe Martinez at lupem@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3185.
HD-186
A DIGITAL YOU-BUILDING AN E-PORTFOLIO, 3 CREDITS
This course offers techniques of developing course and assessment
portfolios for application with current CCC course demands, career
opportunities and educational pathway planning. The course also
serves students seeking assessment for Credit for Prior Learning after
learning the mechanics of Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) portfolio
development in HD-185.
WEB HD-186-01254152
??? G. MARTINEZ
$252
$19.50
$45
$316.50
Online. Contact: Lupe Martinez at lupem@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3185.
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Humanities
HS-156
INTERVIEWING THEORY & TECHNIQUES, 3 CREDITS
Introduction to classical philosophy, sacred texts, modern fiction,
poetry, theology, evolutionary biology, and cosmology. Consideration of how personal concepts of faith and reason and institutions
of science and religion, shape personal intellectual landscapes.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
HS-165
HS-156-01248722
???TTH 1-2:20PM
Y. SMITH
$252
$19.50 $0
ACTIVITY DIRECTOR, 3 CREDITS
$271.50
HS-211
HS-165-01254017
???W
6-8:50PM
Y. SMITH
$252
$19.50 $0
HIV, TB & INFECTIOUS DISEASES, 1 CREDIT
$271.50
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
HUM-160 FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS
WEB
WEB
HUM-160-01250838
???
D. HARTSOCK
$420
$32.50
$35
$487.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: donnh@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3408.
HUM-160-02254005
???
D. HARTSOCK
$420
$32.50
$35
$487.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: donnh@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3408.
HUM-181 PATHWAY TO SUSTAINABILITY, 5 CREDITS
Can we create a more sustainable and just world? How do socially
meaningful changes come about? What are the ecological and social
repercussions of the choices we make? Are ecological and social
justice concerns linked? Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement
in RD-115.
HUM-181-01250281
???MW 6-8:20PM
J. GRABILL
$420
$32.50 $0
$452.50
HUM-241 AMERICAN MILITARY CONFLICT: THE COLD WAR,
4 CREDITS
Provides students with the fundamental knowledge of the politics
and geography of United States military operations when conducting ‘The Cold War’ as applied in conflicts in Korea, Vietnam and the
planned defense of Western Europe. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
HUM-241-01250839
???MW 2-3:50PM
R. KEELER/S. KING
$336
$26
$0
$362
Human Services
HS-103
ETHICS FOR HUMAN SERVICE WORKERS, 2 CREDITS
Explores the professional issues students will face when in a helping
relationship. Introduces the professional code of ethics associated
with the helping professions. Addresses solving ethical dilemmas
using professional guidelines. Topics include client rights, confidentiality, professional boundaries, legal issues in helping, competence,
and cultural diversity.
WEB HS-103-01248718
??? STAFF
$168$13
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
HS-130
$35 $216
INTRODUCTION TO HOSPICE CARE, 3 CREDITS
For individuals, families, and professionals interested in learning
about hospice care for the terminally ill. Issues include death, dying,
and bereavement, with attention to psycho-social need, pain and
symptom control, delivery of medical care, family dynamics, and
philosophical and ethical questions. Required to become a Hospice
Volunteer.
4
HS-130-01248719
???F
Y. SMITH
$0
9-4:20PM
$0
$0
HS-154
COMMUNITY RESOURCES, 3 CREDITS
HS-154-02254015
???TH
J. DEVENNEY
$252
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Provides the theory and specific techniques required for entry-level
interviewing in human service settings.
Provides training for activity directors in long-term care and residential facilities. Focuses on therapeutic activities to promote continual
growth and development in residents.
This course will explore the relationship between substance abuse
and infectious diseases, and discuss methods for reducing transmission of these diseases. Topics will include HIV/AIDS, tuberculousis,
hepatitis, and sexually transmitted infections. Course will provide
students with techniques for assisting clients with assessing risk,
practicing harm reduction, and evaluating treatment options.
WEB HS-211-01248724
??? J. STEINBERG
$84
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
HS-280
$6.50
$35
$125.50
HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST I: CWE/ PRACTICUM,
2-6V CREDITS
Cooperative Work Experience. Supervised experience in human
services including but not limited to: social service; early childhood
care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology; and other occupations.
Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: HS-170 (except Career
Development Facilitator certificate students). Corequisite: CWE-281.
HS-280-01248726
??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON
$504
HS-281
HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST II/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
HS-281-01248727
??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON
$504
HS-282
HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST III: CWE/ PRACTICUM,
2-6V CREDITS
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3184,
at office C150c or ellen.wolfson@clackamas.edu.
Cooperative Work Experience level II. Supervised experience in
human services including but not limited to: social service; early
childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology; and other
related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite:
HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281.
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3184,
at office C150c or ellen.wolfson@clackamas.edu.
Cooperative Work Experience level III. Supervised experience in
human services including but not limited to: social service; early
childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology, and other
related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite:
HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281.
HS-282-01248728
??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: jeand@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3184,
at office C150c or ellen.wolfson@clackamas.edu.
$0
Meets: 1/9, 1/16, 1/23 & 1/30. Restricted to Human Services and Gerontology students age 18 years or older. Required: Instructor consent. Contact:
yvonnes@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3207. At 519 15th Street - Oregon City.
Explores local community social service resources. Identifies services,
eligibility criteria, mission, policies, politics of agencies, identification of client needs, various referral processes, and historical,
political and social trends.
✔
60
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
4-6:50PM
$19.50 $0
$271.50
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
J-211
MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY, 4 CREDITS
This course takes students through a critical study of the production and consumption of mass media, including television, radio,
books, film, newspapers, advertising and the Internet. Students also
examine the economic and social organization of mass media, the
growth of new media technologies, and the relationship between
media and the public. Required for journalism majors at the
University of Oregon. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
WEBJ-211-01250198
??? M. JONES
$336
$26
$35
$397
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: melissaj@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3261.
J-215
COLLEGE NEWSPAPER LAB: WRITING & PHOTOGRAPHY,
1-3V CREDITS
Students work as writers, photographers and editors on The Clackamas Print, the college’s award-winning student-run newspaper and
its website. Students study and produce news stories and photos.
In doing so, they learn different writing styles, photography rules,
ethical standards of news gathering and the rights of a free press
in a democracy. May be repeated up to 6 credits. Recommended:
Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121; pass J-216.
J-220
J-215-01250199
???MWF 1-1:50PM
M. JONES
$252
$19.50 $10 $281.50V
INTRODUCTION TO BROADCAST JOURNALISM, 4 CREDITS
Offers students interested in broadcast journalism basic skills
of writing, reporting and camera operation for broadcast. Lab
component included. Recommended: Pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121.
J-221
J-220-01250200
???TTH 9:30-11:55AM
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$90
BROADCAST JOURNALISM, 4 CREDITS
$452
J-222
J-221-01250201
???TTH 9:30-11:55AM
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$90
ADVANCED BROADCAST JOURNALISM, 4 CREDITS
$452
Offers students interested in broadcast journalism intermediate
skills of editing, compression and uploading for broadcast. Lab
component included. Recommended: Pass WR-095 or placement
in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass J-220 with C or better or instructor
consent.
Offers students interested in broadcast journalism advanced skills
of managing reporters, videographers and a web presence in a
broadcast newsroom. Lab component included. Recommended: Pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass J-220 and J-221
with C or better or instructor consent.
J-226
J-222-01250202
???TTH 9:30-11:55AM
A. MINGO
$336
$26
$90
$452
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE NEWSPAPER: DESIGN &
PRODUCTION, 4 CREDITS
Offers students interested in newspaper design and production
basic skills in writing headlines, designing pages and using Adobe
InDesign software to produce and ultimately distribute the weekly
student newspaper, The Clackamas Print. May be repeated for up to
8 credits. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
J-227
J-226-01253019
???T
1-4:50PM
M. JONES
$336
$26
$10
INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE NEWSPAPER: DESIGN &
PRODUCTION, 4 CREDITS
$372
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
J-228
ADVANCED COLLEGE NEWSPAPER: DESIGN &
PRODUCTION, 4 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Offers students interested in newspaper design and production
advanced skills in news content design, alternative story formats,
content flow and management for print and online. Students will
produce and publish the weekly student newspaper, The Clackamas
Print, and its website. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or
placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: J-227.
J-280
J-228-01253021
???T
M. JONES
$336
JOURNALISM/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
1-4:50PM
$26
$10
J-280A
J-280-01250204
??? M. JONES
$504
$39
PUBLIC RELATIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
J-280A-01250205
??? M. JONES
$504
$372
Course Listing
Journalism
Course No.
Cooperative work experience. Provides the student with on-the-job
experience and training related to journalism. Required: Instructor
consent and a CWE seminar.
$45
$588V
Cooperative work experience. Provides the student with on-the-job
experience and training related to public relations. Required:
Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
$39
$45
$588V
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor
prior to registering. Call 503-594-3318 for more information, or contact the
Students Success Center, 503-594-3475
MET-112 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
CAREERS, 2 CREDITS
This course is designed to provide an overview of five major
engineering disciplines, their subsets and their respective career
pathways. This course will also introduce students to the economic,
environmental, social, political, ethical, as well as the health and
safety realities of the engineering work environment. This course is
intended to guide students in making appropriate career choices by
exploring the following topics: engineering job demands, earning
potential, marketability, licensure, and continuing education
requirements.
WEB
MET-112-01246402
???
A. FOUHY
$168
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
$13
$95
$276
Manufacturing Technology
All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor
prior to registering. Call 503-594-3318 for more information, or contact the
Student Success Center, 503-594-3475.
MFG-104 PRINT READING, 2 CREDITS
Introduction to basic print reading. Students will use the principles
of orthographic projection and current ASME standards as they
apply this knowledge to interpreting manufacturing prints.
MFG-104-01246406
???TTH 4-5:15PM
W. LOCKE
$168
$13
$60
MFG-105 DIMENSIONAL INSPECTION, 2 CREDITS
$241
Covers precision measuring tools such as micrometers, dial indicators, gauge blocks, sine bars and other instruments used in quality
control of manufactured products.
MFG-105-01246407
???T
P. WANNER
$168
4-6:45PM
$13
$60
$241
Offers students interested in newspaper and web design intermediate skills in writing, lay out, photo editing and Adobe InDesign to
produce and publish the weekly student newspaper, The Clackamas
Print and its website. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or
placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: J-226.
J-227-01253020
???T
M. JONES
$336
1-4:50PM
$26
$10
$372
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Manufacturing Technology, continued
The Industrial Safety course is designed to provide the student
with a basic understanding of safety hazards and first aid in the
workplace. Includes eye safety, grinding wheel hazards, electrical/
chemical hazards, slips, falls and back injuries. Instruction in Red
Cross first aid, Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and CPR.
MFG-107-01246408
???M
3-5:50PM
L. HILLYARD
$252
$19.50 $90 $361.50
MFG-109 COMPUTER LITERACY FOR TECHNICIANS, 3 CREDITS
Presents the uses of computers in business and industry. Subjects
covered include computer platforms, basic hardware, data communication, and operating systems. Reviews and uses word processing,
spreadsheet, and database software for the PC.
MFG-109-01246409
???F
8-10:50AM
A. ARISTIZABAL
$252
$19.50 $90 $361.50
MFG-109-02254146
???F
11-1:50PM
A. ARISTIZABAL
$252
$19.50 $90 $361.50
MFG-110 MANUFACTURING SPECIAL PROJECTS, 3 CREDITS
Allows students a great deal of latitude in project selection, design,
and production utilizing manual machine tools, CNC machine
tools, CAD/CAM and EDMs. A solid understanding of all basic
machine tools is expected. Required: Instructor consent.
8-12:20PM
8-9:20AM
$19.50 $90
$361.50
MFG-110-03246414
???TWTH 7-9:50PM
E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER
$252
$19.50 $90
$361.50
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Bob Delgatto at delgatto@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3320.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Eric Stollberg at erics@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3862.
MFG-110 MANUFACTURING SPECIAL PROJECTS, 6 CREDITS
Allows students a great deal of latitude in project selection, design,
and production utilizing manual machine tools, CNC machine
tools, CAD/CAM and EDMs. A solid understanding of all basic
machine tools is expected. Required: Instructor consent.
MFG-110-02246413
???TH 8-9:20AM
???MW 8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$504
$39
$180
$723
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Bob Delgatto at delgatto@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3320.
MFG-110-04246415
??? MTWTH7-9:50PM
E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER
$504
$39
$180
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Eric Stollberg at erics@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3862.
$723
MFG-111 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS I, 3 CREDITS
This course is an introduction to machine tool operation, precision
measurement and engineering drawings; covers machine tool operations including drill presses, lathes, and milling machines. Includes
internal and external threading. Recommended: Completion of
MFG-104 and MFG-107.
MFG-111-01246418
???T
???M
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$252
MFG-111-04246422
???MW
E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER
$252
✔
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Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MFG-111 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS I, 6 CREDITS
MFG-107 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY & FIRST AID, 3 CREDITS
MFG-110-01246411
???M
???T
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$252
Course No.
8-9:20AM
8-12:20PM
$19.50 $90 $361.50
7-9:50PM
$19.50 $90 $361.50
This course is an introduction to machine tool operation, precision
measurement and engineering drawings; covers machine tool operations including drill presses, lathes, and milling machines. Includes
internal and external threading. Recommended: Completion of
MFG-104 and MFG-107.
MFG-111-02246420
???W
8-10:50AM
???MT 8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$504
$39
$180
MFG-111-05246423
??? MTWTH7-9:50PM
E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER
$504
$39
$180
MFG-111 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS I, 9 CREDITS
$723
$723
This course is an introduction to machine tool operation, precision
measurement and engineering drawings; covers machine tool operations including drill presses, lathes, and milling machines. Includes
internal and external threading. Recommended: Completion of
MFG-104 and MFG-107.
MFG-111-03246421
??? MTWTH8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$756
$58.50 $270$1084.50
MFG-111-06246424
??? MTWTH5:30-9:50PM
E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER
$756
$58.50 $270$1084.50
MFG-112 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS II, 3 CREDITS
This course is a continuation of machine tool operations. Covers
setup and operation of the vertical milling machine and boring
techniques on the lathe. Includes surface grinding and selection of
abrasive grinding wheels. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111.
MFG-112-01246427
???W
???T
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$252
MFG-112-04246431
???TTH
E. STOLLBERG/B. RICH
$252
MFG-112 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS II,
8-9:20AM
8-12:20PM
$19.50 $90 $361.50
7-9:50PM
$19.50 $90 $361.50
6 CREDITS
This course is a continuation of machine tool operations. Covers
setup and operation of the vertical milling machine and boring
techniques on the lathe. Includes surface grinding and selection of
abrasive grinding wheels. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111.
MFG-112-02246429
???W
8-10:50AM
???MT 8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$504
$39
$180
MFG-112-05246432
??? MTWTH7-9:50PM
E. STOLLBERG/B. RICH
$504
$39
$180
MFG-112 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS II, 9 CREDITS
$723
$723
This course is a continuation of machine tool operations. Covers
setup and operation of the vertical milling machine and boring
techniques on the lathe. Includes surface grinding and selection of
abrasive grinding wheels. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111.
MFG-112-03246430
??? MTWTH8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$756
$58.50 $270$1084.50
MFG-112-06246433
??? MTWTH5:30-9:50PM
B. RICH/E. STOLLBERG
$756
$58.50 $270$1084.50
MFG-113 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS III, 3 CREDITS
Topics include offset boring heads, rotary tables, indexing devices,
and taper attachments. Also covers applied technical math,
inspection techniques, optical comparators, coordinate measuring
machines, and cylindrical grinding. Recommended: Completion of
MFG-111 and MFG-112.
MFG-113-01246436
???TH
???W
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$252
MFG-113-04246439
???MW
E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER
$252
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
8-9:20AM
8-12:20PM
$19.50 $90 $361.50
7-9:50PM
$19.50 $90 $361.50
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MFG-113 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS III, 6 CREDITS
MFG-113-02246437
???TH 8-10:50AM
???MW 8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$504
$39
$180
MFG-113-05246440
??? MTWTH7-9:50PM
E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER
$504
$39
$180
MFG-113 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS III, 9 CREDITS
$723
$723
Topics include offset boring heads, rotary tables, indexing devices,
and taper attachments. Also covers applied technical math,
inspection techniques, optical comparators, coordinate measuring
machines, and cylindrical grinding. Recommended: Completion of
MFG-111 and MFG-112.
MFG-113-03246438
??? MTWTH8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$756
$58.50 $270$1084.50
MFG-113-06246441
??? MTWTH5:30-9:50PM
E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER
$756
$58.50 $270$1084.50
MFG-123 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROLS, 3 CREDITS
This course is intended to provide the industrial maintenance
technician with knowledge and skills in the areas of process
measurement, control and data acquisition. Students will become
familiar with common sensors and actuator and their applications.
Instruction will also be given on application development in
NI LabView to create process control programs. Recommended:
Completion of MFG-130 or EET-137.
MFG-123-01246443
???MW 1:30-4:20PM
J. STAGER
$252
$19.50 $90
MFG-131 BASIC ELECTRICITY II, 3 CREDITS
$361.50
Covers application of several theories learned in previous term.
Additional topics will include: motors, controls, alignment, pulleys
and gears, troubleshooting theory, power distribution and lighting,
electrical wiring and schematics. Recommended: Completion of
MFG-130 and MTH-050.
MFG-131-01246444
???F
5-7:50PM
D. TUGGLE
$252
$19.50 $225 $496.50
MFG-140 PRINCIPLES OF FLUID POWER, 3 CREDITS
Course provides student with instruction in the use of hydraulics
and pneumatics in industry covering the fundamentals of hydraulics, basic components (valves, cylinders, pumps, motors, piping,
fluid, fluid conditions, and accessories). Recommendation: Pass
MTH-050.
MFG-140-01246445
???MW 5:30-8:20PM
S. STOILOVA
$252
$19.50 $135 $406.50
MFG-202 CNC II: PROGRAMMING & OPERATION, 4 CREDITS
Places a heavy emphasis on writing G&M-code. Students will be
taught more advanced programming and operation of CNC milling
centers and basic programming, set-up and operation of CNC
turning centers. Recommended: Completion of MFG-201.
MFG-202-01246449
???TTH 8-11:50AM
W. LOCKE
$336
$26
$300
MFG-205 COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING II, 4 CREDITS
$662
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MFG-209 PROGRAMMING AND AUTOMATION FOR
MANUFACTURING, 3 CREDITS
A high-level computer literacy course for technologists. The focus
of this course is on structured computer programming in the Visual
Basic language and the application of programming industrial
automation. Basic knowledge of the PC required. Recommended:
Completion of MFG-109.
MFG-209-01246452
???TTH 1-2:50PM
M. MATTSON
$252
$19.50 $90
MFG-211 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS IV, 3 CREDITS
$361.50
Concentrates on CNC setup and operation and on surface grinding.
Students will develop and apply their machining skills while creating products in a team environment. Additional topics may include
fixture design and cutting mechanics. Recommended: Completion
of MFG-104, MFG-105 and MFG-113.
Course Listing
Topics include offset boring heads, rotary tables, indexing devices,
and taper attachments. Also covers applied technical math,
inspection techniques, optical comparators, coordinate measuring
machines, and cylindrical grinding. Recommended: Completion of
MFG-111 and MFG-112.
Course No.
MFG-211-01246454
???TTH 8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$252
$19.50 $90 $361.50
MFG-211-03246456
???TTH 7-9:50PM
G. LUDLAM/B. RICH
$252
$19.50 $90 $361.50
MFG-211 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS IV, 6 CREDITS
Concentrates on CNC setup and operation and on surface grinding.
Students will develop and apply their machining skills while creating products in a team environment. Additional topics may include
fixture design and cutting mechanics. Recommended: Completion
of MFG-104, MFG-105 and MFG-113.
MFG-211-02246455
??? MTWTH8-12:20PM
R. DELGATTO/F. HAYNES
$504
$39
$180
MFG-211-04246457
??? MTWTH7-9:50PM
G. LUDLAM/B. RICH
$504
$39
$180
MFG-221 MATERIALS SCIENCE, 3 CREDITS
$723
$723
Introduces metallurgy and materials science. Extractive and physical
metallurgy will be covered. Specific topics include heat treatment,
materials analysis, the iron carbon phase diagram, composites,
ceramics and industrial plastics.
MFG-221-01246458
???MW 2:30-5:20PM
???MW 2:30-3:20PM
M. MATTSON
$252
$19.50 $90
MFG-272 MASTERCAM MILL II, 4 CREDITS
$361.50
Students construct three-dimensional geometric models using solids
and surface modeling techniques. Students program models using
advanced multi-axis programming techniques utilizing all aspects of
roughing and finishing. Projects verified with solids toolpath verification. Recommended: Completion of MFG-271 or prior experience.
MFG-272-01246459
???MW 4:30-8:20PM
C. RIZZO
$336
$26
$200
$562
MFG-280 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS
Cooperative work experience. Practical experience in the
manufacturing trades. Coordination of instruction will occur with
industry and the manufacturing and cooperative work departments.
Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
MFG-280-01246460
???
M. MATTSON
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
This course is the second in the series of three CAD/CAM courses:
MFG-204, MFG-205, and MFG-206. The focus is hands-on CNC and
manufacturing activities, including Mastercam solids, lathe, and
multi-axis. Additional topics will include reverse engineering and
post-processing. Class time will be devoted to demonstrations, and
in-class projects. Recommended: Completion of MFG-204.
MFG-205-01246451
???TTH 1-4:50PM
C. RIZZO
$336
$26
$300
$662
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Mathematics
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MTH-054 MEDICATION CALCULATIONS FOR MEDICAL ASSISTANTS,
4 CREDITS
MTH-010-01250474
???MW 1-2:50PM
H. LOSLI
$336
$26
$20
$382
Topics include problem solving, ratios and proportions, percents,
accuracy and precision of metric, apothecary and household systems
of measurement and calculating medication doses. Required:
Instructor consent. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-020 with a C or better or
placement in MTH-060. This course cannot be waived.
MTH-010-02250475
???TTH 3-4:50PM
A. ARISTIZABAL
$336
$26
$20
$382
Restricted to MA students. At Harmony Community Campus.
4
MTH-010-30250476
???MW 9-10:50AM
H. ABBOTT
$336
$26
$20
$382
4
MTH-010-31250477
???TTH 6-7:50PM
M. JOSI
$336
$26
$20
$382
MTH-010 FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC I, 4 CREDITS
Reviews operations on whole numbers, elementary fraction concepts, operations on decimals, and measurement.
This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required.
This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required.
This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required. At Harmony
Community Campus.
This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required.
At Harmony Community Campus..
MTH-020 FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC II, 4 CREDITS
Topics include factors and multiples, operations on fractions, percents, ratios and proportions, powers and square roots, introduction
to graphs, signed numbers, and effective study skills. Prerequisite:
Pass MTH-010 with a C or better or placement in MTH-020.
MTH-020-01250478
???MW 1-2:50PM
H. LOSLI
$336
$26
$20
$382
MTH-020-02250479
???TTH 3-4:50PM
A. ARISTIZABAL
$336
$26
$20
$382
4
MTH-020-03250480
???MW
A. ARISTIZABAL
$336
MTH-020-04250481
???TTH
M. NICKAS
$336
MTH-020-05250482
???MW
H. LOSLI
$336
MTH-020-06250483
???TTH
E. MEUSER
$336
MTH-020-07250484
???MW
S. PRUYN
$336
MTH-020-08250485
???TTH
T. BIEBER
$336
MTH-020-30250486
???MW
H. ABBOTT
$336
This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required.
This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required.
10-11:50AM
$26
$20
3-4:50PM
$26
$20
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
10-11:50AM
$26
$20
2-3:50PM
$26
$20
6-7:50PM
$26
$20
9-10:50AM
$26
$20
$382
$382
This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required.
At Harmony Community Campus..
$382
$382
$382
$382
Designed for career-technical students. The topics focus on critical
thinking, problem solving and mathematical communication using
applications in applied arithmetic, measurement, geometry, and
statistics and probability. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-020 with a C or
better or placement in MTH-050 or MTH-060.
MTH-050-01250488
???F
M. NICKAS
$252
10-2:50PM
$19.50 $40
$311.50
MTH-050-02250489
???MW 4-5:50PM
J. BRUNING
$252
$19.50 $40
$311.50
✔
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
MTH-054-30250491
???MW 9-10:50AM
M. CHASE
$336
$26
$20
$382
MTH-060 ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS
Designed for review or for the beginner, this course is an introduction to topics in Algebra. Expressions, equations, inequalities and
linear graphing are explored numerically, symbolically, graphically,
and verbally. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-020 with a C or better or placement in MTH-060.
WEB
MTH-060-01250492
???WF
D. CONKLIN
$336
MTH-060-02250493
???TTH
K. MERCER
$336
MTH-060-03250494
???TTH
R. HEVEL
$336
MTH-060-04250495
???MW
S. BARATTO
$336
MTH-060-05250496
???TTH
S. BARATTO
$336
MTH-060-10250499
??? K. LEWANDOWSKI
$336
4
MTH-060-15250502
???MW 6-7:50PM
C. WARNER
$0
$0
$382
$382
HYB
MTH-060-20250500
???W
S. BARATTO
$336
2-3:50PM
$26
$35
$397
HYB
MTH-060-21250497
???W
M. AHLQUIST
$336
6-7:50PM
$26
$35
$397
4
MTH-060-30250503
???MW 9-10:50AM
G. DAVIS
$336
$26
$20
$382
4
MTH-060-31250504
???TTH 6-7:50PM
R. GOTUR
$336
$26
$20
$382
$382
MTH-050 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS I, 3 CREDITS
1 hour lunch break.
4
$382
This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required. At Harmony
Community Campus.
MTH-020-31250487
???TTH 6-7:50PM
M. JOSI
$336
$26
$20
4
64
Course No.
10-11:50AM
$26
$20
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
6-7:50PM
$26
$20
12-1:50PM
$26
$20
10-11:50AM
$26
$20
$26
$55
$382
$382
$382
$382
$382
$417
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: kurtl@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3329.
At Wilsonville Campus.
Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: sbaratto@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3325.
Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: ahlquist@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3555.
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus..
MTH-065 ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS
A second term of topics in Algebra. This course continues the
exploration of expressions, equations, and inequalities numerically,
symbolically, graphically, and verbally. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-060
with a C or better or placement in MTH-065.
WEB
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
MTH-065-01250505
???MW
T. LEWANDOWSKI
$336
MTH-065-02250506
???MW
S. PRUYN
$336
MTH-065-03250507
???TTH
K. LEWANDOWSKI
$336
MTH-065-04250508
???TTH
K. LEWANDOWSKI
$336
MTH-065-05250509
???TTH
E. MEUSER
$336
MTH-065-10250510
??? H. ABBOTT
$336
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
10-11:50AM
$26
$20
1-2:50PM
$26
$20
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
3-4:50PM
$26
$20
$26
$55
$382
$382
$382
$382
$382
$417
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: hillarya@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3550.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Total
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
6-7:50PM
$0
$397
$397
HYB
MTH-095-21250526
???T
R. PYATT
$336
6-7:50PM
$26
$35
$397
MTH-065-16250513
???WF
M. PRICE
$0
9-10:50AM
$0
$382
$382
4
MTH-095-30250527
???MW 11-12:50PM
H. ABBOTT
$336
$26
$20
$382
HYB
MTH-065-20250511
???W
T. LEWANDOWSKI
$336
10-11:50AM
$26
$35
$397
4
MTH-095-31250528
???MW 6-7:50PM
R. GOTUR
$336
$26
$20
$382
4
MTH-065-30250515
???MW 9-10:50AM
M. AHLQUIST
$336
$26
$20
$382
4
MTH-065-31250516
???TTH 6-7:50PM
J. BRUNING
$336
$26
$20
$382
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
HYB
MTH-065-15250514
???M
M. PRICE
$0
4
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Hybrid. Meets every Monday plus online hours. Contact: michaelpr@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-6461. At Wilsonville Campus.
At Wilsonville Campus
Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: theresel@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3741.
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus..
Second in a sequence designed for career-technical students. The
topics focus on critical thinking, problem solving, and mathematical
communication using applications in arithmetic, algebra, geometry,
and trigonometry. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-050 with a C or better or
instructor consent.
$311.00
Quantitative component to understanding analysis and operations
of secondary wastewater systems. Flow rate, chemical dosage,
treatment plant loading, treatment process efficiency, unit conversion and process control. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 or instructor
consent. Corequisite: WET-120. This course cannot be waived.
MTH-082C-01250518
???M
M. LAFORCE
$84
MTH-082DWATERWORKS MATH II, 1 CREDIT
5-5:50PM
$6.50
$0
$90.50
Problem solving for waterworks applications. Introduction to
contact-time (CT) calculations, how to determine chemical concentrations, the pounds formula, and basic hydraulics. Prerequisite: Pass
MTH-082A, MTH-082B or instructor consent. Corequisite: WET-121.
This course cannot be waived.
MTH-082D-01250519
???T
J. NURMI
$84
MTH-095 ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS
5-5:50PM
$6.50
$0
$90.50
The third term of topics in algebra using the rule-of-four approach
is designed to prepare students for transfer-level math courses. This
course emphasizes problem-solving and graphical techniques with
the use of a graphing utility. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 with a C or
better or placement in MTH-095.
WEB
MTH-095-01250520
???TTH
A. ARISTIZABAL
$336
MTH-095-02250521
???MW
H. LOSLI
$336
MTH-095-03250522
???TTH
R. NORDSTROM HULL
$336
MTH-095-04250523
???TTH
J. BRUNING
$336
MTH-095-10250525
??? T. LEWANDOWSKI
$336
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
10-11:50AM
$26
$20
1-2:50PM
$26
$20
3-4:50PM
$26
$20
$382
$26
$417
HYB
MTH-095-15253319
???W
T. BIEBER
$0
6-7:50PM
$0
$397
HYB
MTH-095-20250524
???W
T. BIEBER
$336
10-11:50AM
$26
$35
$55
$382
$382
$382
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: theresel@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3741.
Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: theodore.bieber@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3963.
At Wilsonville Campus.
Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: Theodore.Bieber@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3963.
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday plus online hours. Contact: rpyatt@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-6443.
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus..
Total
MTH-105 INTRODUCTION TO CONTEMPORARY MATH, 4 CREDITS
MTH-080 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS II, 3 CREDITS
MTH-080-01250517
???MW 3-4:50PM
E. MEUSER
$252
$19.50 $40
MTH-082CWASTEWATER MATH II, 1 CREDIT
Day
Tuition
$397
$397
A transfer mathematics course for non-science majors. Topics
focus on critical thinking, problem solving, mathematical communication, and applications relevant to contemporary society.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-095 with a C or
better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111.
MTH-111
MTH-105-01250529
???MW
T. HAGEN
$336
MTH-105-02250530
???MW
T. HAGEN
$336
MTH-105-03250531
???TTH
K. MERCER
$336
COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS
12-1:50PM
$26
$40
6-7:50PM
$26
$40
10-11:50AM
$26
$40
WEB
MTH-111-10250536
???
K. LEWANDOWSKI
$55
$507.50
HYB
MTH-111-20250532
???MW 12-1:50PM
E. MEUSER
$420
$32.50 $55
$507.50
HYB
MTH-111-21250533
???TTH 10-11:50AM
M. HULL
$420
$32.50 $55
$507.50
HYB
MTH-111-22250534
???TTH 1-2:50PM
M. HULL
$420
$32.50 $55
$507.50
HYB
MTH-111-23250535
???MW 6-7:50PM
R. WESTON
$420
$32.50 $55
$507.50
HYB
MTH-111-24250537
???MW 12-1:50PM
R. WESTON
$420
$32.50 $55
$507.50
HYB
MTH-111-30250540
???MW 11-12:50PM
R. NORDSTROM HULL
$420
$32.50 $55
$507.50
HYB
MTH-111-31250541
???MW 6-7:50PM
S. PRUYN
$420
$32.50 $55
$507.50
Course Listing
Course No.
$402
$402
$402
A transfer course designed for students preparing for trigonometry,
statistics, or calculus. The focus is on the analysis of piecewise,
polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, power functions
and their properties. These functions will be explored symbolically,
numerically and graphically in real life applications and mathematical results will be analyzed and interpreted in the given context.
The course will also include transformations, symmetry, composition, inverse functions, regression, the binomial theorem and an
introduction to sequences and series. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115; Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-111.
$420
$32.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: kurtl@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3329.
Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: ellism@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3400.
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours.
Contact: markhull@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3707.
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours.
Contact: markhull@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3707.
Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: robert.weston@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3045.
Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: robert.weston@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3045.
Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: rhondah@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3331.
At Harmony Community Campus.
Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: scot.pruyn@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6611.
At Harmony Community Campus..
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Mathematics, continued
A transfer course designed to prepare students for calculus. AMATYC
standards-based approach utilizing the rule of four to analyze
elementary functions and applications is used for this course.
The rule of four requires that each topic should be presented
symbolically, graphically, numerically, and verbally. Topics include
trigonometric functions, trigonometry developed from the unit
circle, right triangle trigonometry, inverse trigonometric functions,
the laws of sines and cosines, trigonometric identities, and conic
sections. Students will also learn to use vectors, polar equations, and
parametric equations. Particular attention will be paid to modeling
applications and solving mathematical problems. Recommended:
Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-111 with a C or better or placement
in MTH-112.
MTH-112-01250543
???WF 12-2:20PM
M. HULL
$420
$32.50 $20 $472.50
MTH-112-02250544
???TTH 1-3:20PM
S. BARATTO
$420
$32.50 $20 $472.50
MTH-112-03250545
???TTH 6-8:20PM
W. WALLACE
$420
$32.50 $20 $472.50
FUNDAMENTALS OF ELEMENTARY MATH II, 4 CREDITS
This course is the second in a sequence of three courses designed
to teach students to understand the basic concepts of mathematics
and provide ideas for teaching these concepts to elementary school
children. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-211 with a
C or better or instructor consent.
MTH-212-01250546
???TTH 8-9:50AM
R. PYATT
$336
$26
$20
MTH-243 STATISTICS I, 4 CREDITS
$382
This course introduces students to descriptive statistics, observational studies, experiments, elementary probability, random
variables, and sampling distributions. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
Prerequisite: Pass MTH-105 or MTH-111 with a C or better or placement in MTH-112.
WEB
MTH-243-01250547
???TTH
E. PRIEST
$336
MTH-243-02250548
???TTH
S. PRUYN
$336
MTH-243-03250549
???MW
K. MERCER
$336
MTH-243-10250550
??? W. WALLACE
$336
4
Total
$26
$55
$417
MTH-243-30250552
???MW 6-7:50PM
E. PRIEST
$336
$26
$20
$382
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: wwallace@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6137.
MTH-244-01250553
???MW
B. SIMMONS
$336
MTH-244-02250554
???MW
W. WALLACE
$336
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
6-7:50PM
$26
$20
Topics and applications of differentiation. This course is the first in a
four-term sequence designed for students in science, engineering, or
mathematics. It will focus on differential calculus. Recommended:
Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-112 with a C or better or placement
in MTH-251.
MTH-251-01250555
???MWF
R. WESTON
$420
MTH-251-02250556
???TTH
C. KYSER
$420
MTH-252 CALCULUS II, 5 CREDITS
8:25-9:50AM
$32.50 $20 $472.50
1-3:25PM
$32.50 $20 $472.50
MTH-252-01250557
???MW
M. HULL
$420
MTH-252-02250558
???T
???TH
C. KYSER
$420
MTH-254 VECTOR CALCULUS, 5 CREDITS
2:30-4:50PM
$32.50 $20 $472.50
10-11:50AM
10-12:50PM
$32.50 $20 $472.50
This course is the second in a four-term Calculus sequence designed
for students in science, engineering, or mathematics. It will focus
on integral calculus. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass
MTH-251 with a C or better.
An introduction to the study of curves and surfaces in space, partial
derivatives, curve and surface integrals, and applications of these
topics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-252 with a
C or better.
MTH-254-01253318
???TTHF 8-9:25AM
B. SIMMONS
$420
$32.50 $20
MTH-256 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, 4 CREDITS
$472.50
An introduction to the study of first-order differential equations,
first-order systems of differential equations, linear systems of equations, and applications of these topics. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement WR-121.
Prerequisite: Pass MTH-252 with a C or better.
MTH-256-01250559
???MW 8-9:50AM
A. HALL
$336
$26
$20
$382
The CCC Medical Assistant program is a three-term program of 56 credits
which prepares graduates for entry level practice into the ambulatory care
setting.
The tools learned in Statistics II are used for hypothesis tests and
confidence intervals for one and two populations, linear regression,
inference about regression, and chi-square tests. Recommended:
Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-243 with a C or better.
66
Crs. Fee
$382
$382
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Time
Fee
Medical Assistant
MTH-244 STATISTICS II, 4 CREDITS
✔
Day
Tuition
$382
6-7:50PM
$26
$20
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
12-1:50PM
$26
$20
At Harmony Community Campus..
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
MTH-251 CALCULUS I, 5 CREDITS
MTH-112 TRIGONOMETRY/PRE-CALCULUS, 5 CREDITS
MTH-212
Course No.
MA-110
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS
HYB
MA-110-01250384
???T
K. LIX
$252
Provides the foundational principles required for understanding
medical terms and tools to effectively communicate with other
health care professionals. This includes pronunciation, spelling
and the meaning of words. There will be introductions to disease
processes and basic anatomy and physiology by examining each of
the body systems. Open to all students. Required course for students
in Medical Assistant program.
$382
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
$331.50
$19.50
$366.50
Hybrid. Class meets every Tuesday plus online hours. Contact: kristenl@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-0671. At Harmony Community Campus.
WEB MA-110-02250385
??? K. LIX
$252
$382
10-11:20AM
$19.50 $60
$95
Online. This is not a Moodle course. Please send email to cccmedicalterminology@gmail.com for auto-response on instructions to enroll in Evolve.
Students must purchase access code for this course available at the Harmony student bookstore. You will be added into the class even if you are
wait-listed. Contact: kristenl@clackamas.edu or 503-594-0671. At Harmony
Community Campus.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
$19.50
Crs. Fee
$60
Total
$331.50
Online. This is not a Moodle course. Please send email to cccmedicalterminology@gmail.com for auto-response on instructions to enroll in
Evolve. Students must purchase access code for this course available at the
Harmony student bookstore. You will be added into class even if you are
wait-listed. Contact: kristenl@clackamas.edu or 503-594-0671. At Harmony
Community Campus.
MA-116
INTRODUCTION TO MEDICATIONS, 3 CREDITS
4
MA-116-01250387
???T
K. MAYNARD
$252
MA-117
CLINICAL LAB PROCEDURES I, 2 CREDITS
Introduces the medical assisting students to pharmacology and
medication administration. It is designed to give students the
fundamentals of medications and the administration of medications essential to the practice of medical assisting. Prerequisites:
Pass BI-120, MA-110, MA-112 and MA-145. Corequisites: MA-117,
MA-118 and MTH-054. Required: Instructor consent.
10-12:50PM
$19.50 $40
$311.50
Restricted to MA Cohort students. At Harmony Community Campus.
This course, along with MA-121, is designed to instill a basic understanding of simple, common laboratory terminology and procedures
used in a general medical once laboratory to aid the physician in
the diagnosis of disease. Laboratory safety, the prevention of blood
born disease transmission and scope of practice will be emphasized.
Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisites: Pass MA-110, MA-112
and MA-145. Corequisites: MA-116, MA-118 and MTH-054.
4
MA-117-01250388
???F
???F
P. DETURK
$168
9:30-10:50AM
11-12:20PM
$13
$125
Restricted to MA Cohort students. At Harmony Community Campus.
MA-118
$306
EXAMINATION ROOM TECHNIQUES, 3 CREDITS
Fundamental ambulatory care, exam room procedures and techniques. Special emphasis will be placed on fundamental principles,
diagnostic testing, patient care, documentation and general (trans
disciplinary) competencies including an overview of the equipment
used for medication administration and the techniques for oral and
parenteral medication administration (excluding IV). Prerequisites:
Pass BI-120, BI-112 or BI-102, MA-110, MA-112 and MA-145.
Corequisites: MA-116, MA-117 and MTH-054. Required: Instructor
consent. Student must be enrolled in Medical Assistant cohort.
4
MA-118-01254204
???W
K. MAYNARD
$252
At Harmony Community Campus.
12:30-3:20PM
$19.50 $175 $446.50
MA-118L EXAMINATION ROOM TECHNIQUES LAB, 1 CREDIT
MA-118L-01 254205
TH
9-11:50AM
K. MAYNARD
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: MA-118.
MA-118L-02 254206
TH
1-3:50PM
K. MAYNARD
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: MA-118.
Music
MUP-102 WIND ENSEMBLE, 3 CREDITS
For non-majors and music majors. Introduction and study of
traditional and contemporary band literature. This is the first year
of a two-year course of study that includes performance, study of
common styles and practices of historically and culturally significant composers/arrangers, and study of historical issues related
to the development and performance of band literature. Provides
a thorough groundwork in the fundamental ideas, techniques,
and practices of band music and ensemble performance. May
be repeated for up to 9 credits. No audition required. Required:
Completion of high school or high school performance level. Ability
to read music and play a band instrument.
MUP-102-01252909
???MWF 12-12:50PM
???TTH 12-1:20PM
L. CAMPBELL
$252
$19.50 $0
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MUP-104 PEP BAND/COMBO-IMPROV, 1 CREDIT
Instrumental performing group concentrating on rock, pop, and
contemporary styles in the small to medium-sized group setting.
No audition required. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: MUP-105 or MUP-125.
MUP-104-01250581
???M
C. DOGGETT
$84
MUP-105 JAZZ ENSEMBLE, 3 CREDITS
4-4:50PM
$6.50
$0
$90.50
For non-majors and music majors. Introduction and study of
common big band and small group jazz styles. This is the first
yeare of a two-year course of study that includes performance,
improvisation, musical arranging and writing, study of common
styles and practices of historically and culturally significant jazz
artists, and study of historical issues related to the development and
performance of jazz music. Provides a thorough groundwork in the
fundamental ideas and practices of jazz music and jazz ensemble
performance. May be repeated up to 9 credits. Required: Instructor
consent. Demonstrated ability to perform at the appropriate level as
determined by the instructor.
MUP-105-01250582
???MWF 2-3:50PM
L. CAMPBELL
$252
$19.50 $0
MUP-122 CHAMBER CHOIR, 3 CREDITS
Course Listing
WEB MA-110-03250386
??? K. LIX
$252
Time
Fee
$271.50
Select vocal ensemble which rehearses and performs choral music
from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Provides preparation for
entering professional fields of music and performance. Emphasis on
a cappella singing applied to appropriate chamber music. Recommended for vocal music majors. By audition. May be repeated for
up to 9 credits. Recommended: Students should have prior choral
experience. Required: Some notation reading, ability and desire to
sing. All new students must audition at the beginning of each term.
MUP-122-01250583
???MWF 11-11:50AM
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
K. HOLLINGSWORTH
$252
$19.50 $52 $323.50
MUP-125 VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE: MAINSTREAM, 3 CREDITS
Select vocal jazz ensemble that cultivates musical, professional, and
personal growth through rehearsal and performance with rhythm
section. Ensemble explores jazz, rock, pop, gospel, funk, and fusion.
Includes study of jazz as it applies to vocal ensemble combined
with rhythm section. Provides preparation for entering professional
fields of contemporary music, music education and performance.
Emphasis on style, improvisation, and techniques. By audition. May
be repeated for up to 9 credits. Recommended: MUP-104. Previous
choral/jazz experience highly recommended. Required: Students
must pass a live audition.
MUP-125-01250584
???MWF 2-3:50PM
K. HOLLINGSWORTH
$252
$19.50 $52
MUP-141 COLLEGE ORCHESTRA, 1 CREDIT
$323.50
Performance and study of orchestral literature. College students may
earn credit for playing in one of several approved orchestral groups.
Minimum of one performance per term. May be repeated for up to 8
credits. Required: Instructor consent.
MUP-141-01250585
???TBA TBA
L. CAMPBELL
$84
$6.50
MUP-158 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE, 1 CREDIT
$0
$90.50
Rehearsal and performance of traditional vocal and instrumental
chamber music (one musician per part). Includes concerts and
coaching by area professionals. Highly recommended for music
majors. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended:
MUP-102 or MUP-122.
MUP-158-01250586
???MW 2-2:50PM
D. ANDERSON
$84
$6.50
$85
$175.50
Required: Weekly rehearsal times to be arranged among students and
instructor.
$271.50
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
MUP-202 WIND ENSEMBLE, 3 CREDITS
For non-majors and music majors. Introduction to the study of
traditional and contemporary band literature. This is the second
year of a two-year course of study that includes performance,
study of common styles and practices of historically and culturally
significant composers/arrangers, and study of historical issues
related to the development and performance of band literature.
Provides a thorough groundwork in the fundamental ideas,
techniques, and practices of band music and ensemble performance.
May be repeated for up to 9 credits. No audition required. Required:
Completion of high school or high school performance level. Ability
to read music and play a band instrument.
MUP-202-01252911
???MWF 12-12:50PM
???TTH 12-1:20PM
L. CAMPBELL
$252
$19.50 $0
MUP-204 PEP BAND/COMBO-IMPROV, 1 CREDIT
MUP-204-01250618
???M
C. DOGGETT
$84
MUP-205 JAZZ ENSEMBLE, 3 CREDITS
4-4:50PM
$6.50
$0
$90.50
For non-majors and music majors. Introduction and study of
common big band and small group jazz styles. This is the first
year of a two-year course of study that includes performance,
improvisation, musical arranging and writing, study of common
styles and practices of historically and culturally significant jazz
artists, and study of historical issues related to the development and
performance of jazz music. Provides a thorough groundwork in the
fundamental ideas and practices of jazz music and jazz ensemble
performance. May be repeated up to 9 credits. Required: Instructor
consent. Demonstrated ability to perform at the appropriate level as
determined by the instructor.
MUP-205-01250619
???MWF 2-3:50PM
L. CAMPBELL
$252
$19.50 $0
MUP-222 CHAMBER CHOIR, 3 CREDITS
$271.50
Select vocal ensemble which rehearses and performs choral music
from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Provides preparation for
entering professional fields of music and performance. Emphasis on
a cappella singing applied to appropriate chamber music. By audition. May be repeated for up to 9 credits. Recommended: Students
should have prior choral experience. Recommended for vocal music
majors. Required: Some notation reading, ability and desire to sing.
MUP-222-01250620
???MWF 11-11:50AM
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
K. HOLLINGSWORTH
$252
$19.50 $52 $323.50
MUP-225 VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE: MAINSTREAM, 3 CREDITS
Select vocal jazz ensemble that cultivates musical, professional, and
personal growth through rehearsal and performance with rhythm
section. Ensemble explores jazz, rock, pop, gospel, funk, and fusion.
Emphasis on style, improvisation, and techniques. By audition. May
be repeated for up to 9 credits. Recommended: MUP-204. Required:
Some notation/sight-reading skills. Previous choral/jazz experience
preferred.
MUP-225-01250621
???MWF 2-3:50PM
K. HOLLINGSWORTH
$252
$19.50 $52
MUP-241-01250622
???W
L. CAMPBELL
$84
MUP-258 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE, 1 CREDIT
68
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
$323.50
10-10:50AM
$6.50
$85
$175.50
Rehearsal and performance of traditional vocal and instrumental
chamber music (one musician per part). Includes concerts and
coaching by area professionals. Highly recommended for music
majors. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended:
MUP-202 or MUP-222.
MUP-258-01250623
???MW 2-2:50PM
D. ANDERSON
$84
$6.50
$85
$175.50
Required: Weekly rehearsal times to be arranged among students and
instructor.
MUS-101 MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS
Introduction to fundamentals of reading and writing music.
Designed for non-music majors or majors needing substantial
preparation for Music Theory I.
WEB
MUS-101-01250652
???TTH 3-4:20PM
K. DEITZ
$252
$19.50 $10 $281.50
MUS-101-02250653
??? J. HEDBERG
$252
$19.50 $45 $316.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: krumet1@gmail.com
or 503-594-3337.
MUS-102 MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS
Introduction to fundamentals of reading and writing music.
Designed for non-music majors or majors needing substantial
preparation for Music Theory I.
MUS-102-01250654
???TTH 3-4:20PM
K. DEITZ
$252
$19.50 $10
MUS-105 MUSIC APPRECIATION, 3 CREDITS
$281.50
For non-majors and music majors. Emphasis on engaging in the
study of instrumental and vocal musical genres from the ancient
period through the contemporary music of our time. Includes critical analysis, study of elements, forms, styles, composers, performers,
cultural, and historical issues and events. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement In RD-115, and pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121.
WEB
MUS-105-01250655
???
J. HEDBERG
$252
$19.50
$45
$316.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: krumet1@gmail.com
or 503-594-3337.
MUS-106 AUDIO RECORDING AT HOME, 1 CREDIT
An overview of the basic tools and techniques used in audio
recording at home. Get help with your home recording equipment.
Depending on participant needs, topics may include signal path,
microphone applications, software, hardware, outboard gear, soldering techniques, tracking, mixing, and editing.
MUS-106-01250656
???F
???S
B. ROSE
$84
Meets: 2/6 & 2/7.
6:30-8:20PM
9-5:20PM
$6.50
$99
$189.50
MUS-107 INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO RECORDING I, 3 CREDITS
Introduction to the basic techniques and tools used in audio recording. Areas of study include signal path, microphone applications,
software, hardware, outboard gear, soldering techniques, tracking,
mixing, and editing.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Day
Tuition
Performance and study of orchestral literature. College students may
earn credit for playing in one of several approved orchestral groups.
Minimum of one performance per term. May be repeated for up to 8
credits. Required: Instructor consent.
$271.50
Performance and study of traditional and contemporary band literature. Emphasis on musical style and basic instrumental techniques
as applied to ensemble playing. No audition required. Tuition
waivers available. Required: Ability to read music and play a band
instrument. May be repeated for up to 8 credits.
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Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
MUP-241 COLLEGE ORCHESTRA, 1 CREDIT
Music, continued
Course No.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
MUS-107-02250658
???M
D. BASKERVILLE
$252
MUS-107-01250657
???T
B. ROSE
$252
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
9-11:50AM
$19.50 $99 $370.50
6:30-9:20PM
$19.50 $99 $370.50
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MUS-108 INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO RECORDING II, 3 CREDITS
MUS-108-02250660
???W
9-11:50AM
D. BASKERVILLE
$252
$19.50 $99 $370.50
MUS-108-01250659
???TH 6:30-9:20PM
B. ROSE
$252
$19.50 $99 $370.50
MUS-109 INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO RECORDING III, 3 CREDITS
Exploration of digital recording/editing software and production
of CD project. Advanced exploration of techniques and tools used
in audio recording. Areas of study include signal path, microphone
applications, software, hardware, outboard gear, tracking, mixing,
and editing. Analog, digital, and hard drive recording will be
explored. Software/hardware includes ProTools, Toft, AKG,
Sennheiser, Neumann, Vintech, etc. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-108.
MUS-109-02250662
???W
D. BASKERVILLE
$252
MUS-109-01250661
???TH
B. ROSE
$252
MUS-112 MUSIC THEORY I, 3 CREDITS
9-11:50AM
$19.50 $99 $370.50
6:30-9:20PM
$19.50 $99 $370.50
For non-majors and music majors. Presents the diatonic material
and structure of tonal music in theory and practice through written
exercises, compositions, listening, and analysis. This is the second
term of a three-term sequence that includes tonic/dominant voice
leading phrase models, embellishing tones, chorale harmonization,
figured bass and Renaissance and Baroque Practices. Provides a thorough groundwork in the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic elements
of music. Includes study of the practices and styles of Bach, Haydn,
Mozart, Beethoven, and other 17th and 18th century composers.
Required for music majors. Recommended: Pass MTH-095 or
placement in MTH-111; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass
WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisites: Pass the Music
Theory Placement/Entrance Test. Pass MUS-111 and MUS-111L.
MUS-112-01250663
???TTH 8:30-9:50AM
Y. MIYAMA
$252
$19.50 $0
MUS-112L MUSIC NOTATION SOFTWARE I, 1 CREDIT
$271.50
Introduces students to Finale (music notation software) on Macintosh computers. Required: First-year music majors.
MUS-112L-01252912
???M
M. FLESCHNER
$84
MUS-115 AURAL SKILLS I, 2 CREDITS
1-1:50PM
$6.50
$44
$134.50
Diatonic sight singing in major keys using sol feg syllables and
moveable “do.” Melodic dictation and aural recognition of intervals,
triads, and 7th chords. Required for first-year music majors. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-114.
MUS-115-01250665
???M
Y. MIYAMA
$168
MUS-117 SIGHT-READING, 1 CREDIT
8-9:50AM
$13
$0
MUS-117-01250666
???T
L. DENBESTE
$84
MUS-128 KEYBOARD SKILLS I, 2 CREDITS
6:30-8:20PM
$6.50
$85
$181
Learning to read and sing music by sight. Students will spend time
practicing sight singing, starting with easy exercises and moving to
more difficult exercises as the term progresses.
$175.50
Develops basic keyboard skills. Studies keyboard applications of the
materials of tonal music. Required for music majors. Prerequisite:
Pass MUS-127.
MUS-128-01250667
???WF
Y. MIYAMA
$168
1-1:50PM
$13
$10
$191
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MUS-130 MUSIC AND MEDIA: SEX, DRUGS & ROCK AND ROLL,
1 CREDIT
Explores the relationship of music to economic, political, cultural
and artistic subjects. Examines how music serves and is served
by pop culture and media, and how media impacts attitudes and
behaviors.
4
MUS-130-01250668
???F
???S
T. PANTAGES/K. DEITZ
$84
6:30-9:20PM
9-5:20PM
$6.50
$25
Meets: 2/6 & 2/7. At Harmony Community Campus..
$115.50
MUS-132 GROUP PIANO: PIANO FOR PLEASURE, 1 CREDIT
Beginning classroom piano instruction for non-music majors.
Includes reading, theory, technique, exercises, and the opportunity
to share your music with others. All levels welcome, beginners
through advanced.
MUS-132-01250670
???MW 12-12:50PM
Y. MIYAMA
$84
$6.50
$85
MUS-135 GROUP VOICE: ANYONE CAN SING, 1 CREDIT
Course Listing
Exploration of techniques and tools used in audio recording.
Analog, digital, and hard drive recording will be explored. Areas of
study include multitracking, signal path, microphone applications,
software, hardware, outboard gear, tracking, mixing, and editing.
Software/hardware includes ProTools, Toft, Sennheiser, Neumann,
Vintech, etc. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-107.
Course No.
$175.50
Basic vocal techniques for the solo and ensemble singer. For music
and non-music majors, voice and music education majors, and/or
students who received low rating on MUP-174 audition.
MUS-135-01250671
???MW 12-12:50PM
L. DENBESTE
$84
$6.50
$85 $175.50
MUS-137 GROUP GUITAR: GUITAR FOR DUMMIES, 1 CREDIT
For beginning to advanced players. Covers finger picking, lead
guitar, rock and popular styles, music reading, and music theory.
Students provide their own instrument.
MUS-137-01250672
???TTH 11-11:50AM
E. SNYDER
$84
$6.50
$85
MUS-138 GROUP GUITAR II, 1 CREDIT
$175.50
For intermediate to advanced players. Covers finger picking, lead
guitar, rock and popular styles, music reading, and music theory.
Students provide their own instrument.
MUS-138-01250673
???TTH 11-11:50AM
E. SNYDER
$84
$6.50
$85 $175.50
MUS-141 INTRODUCTION TO THE MUSIC BUSINESS, 3 CREDITS
Explores business basics, songwriting, demos, agents, managers,
copyrights, gig and concert promotion, publishing, licensing, and
music business structures.
WEB
MUS-141-01250674
???
M. FLESCHNER
$252
$19.50
$35
$306.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: @clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3337.
MUS-142 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC MUSIC I: MIDI,
3 CREDITS
Introduction to synthesis, MIDI sequencing, basic musical elements,
and the basics of production. Learn how to make beats, songs, etc.
Uses common production software/hardware.
MUS-142-01250675
???T
9-11:50AM
C. GIBERSON
$252
$19.50 $99 $370.50
MUS-142-02250676
???M
6:30-9:20PM
B. ROSE
$252
$19.50 $99 $370.50
MUS-143 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC MUSIC II: SEQUENCING,
AUDIO LOOPING & SOUND EFX, 3 CREDITS
An introduction to digital audio in the MIDI environment. This
course continues MIDI sequencing, and integrates audio into the
MIDI environment with audio looping, and spotting sound effects.
Uses common production software/hardware. Prerequisite: Pass
MUS-142.
MUS-143-02252914
???TH
C. GIBERSON
$252
MUS-143-01252913
???W
B. ROSE
$252
9-11:50AM
$19.50 $99 $370.50
6:30-9:20PM
$19.50 $99 $370.50
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Music, continued
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MUS-206 MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF ROCK, 4 CREDITS
MUS-144 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC MUSIC III: DIGITAL
AUDIO, 3 CREDITS
Exploration of digital sound recording and editing, synthesis,
sampling, and sequencing. Presents CD/audio file production
techniques integrating digital audio with the MIDI sequence. Uses
Pro Tools, and other common production software/hardware.
Prerequisites: Pass MUS-143.
For non-majors and music majors. Emphasis on engaging in
the study of Rock music and surrounding cultural/historical
issues. Includes critical analysis, study of elements, forms, styles,
composers, performers, cultural, and historical issues and events.
An examination of Rock music as a contemporary social medium.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121.
MUS-206-03250687
???MWF 10-10:50AM
K. DEITZ
$336
$26
$0
$362
4
MUS-206-04250688
???TTH 10-11:50AM
K. DEITZ
$336
$26
$0
$362
An introduction to new media. Includes sound, video, animation,
mp3, DVD, and compression technology.
4
MUS-206-01250685
???T
M. LOTZ
$336
6-9:50PM
$26
$0
$362
MUS-145-01250681
???W
3-5:20PM
C. GIBERSON
$252
$19.50 $99
MUS-147 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 1 CREDIT
WEB
MUS-206-02250686
???
J. HEDBERG
$26
$397
MUS-144-01250679
???TH 9-11:50AM
C. GIBERSON
$252
$19.50 $99 $370.50
MUS-144-02250680
???W
6:30-9:20PM
B. ROSE
$252
$19.50 $99 $370.50
MUS-145 DIGITAL SOUND, VIDEO & ANIMATION, 3 CREDITS
$370.50
Presents the basic components of designing, and shooting movies,
recording audio, and scoring music as well as the history and theory
that has led to the current moment of film production.
MUS-147-01250682
???F
???S
B. ROSE
$84
Meets: 1/30 & 1/31.
6:30-8:20PM
9-5:50PM
$6.50
$99
$189.50
MUS-148 LIVE SOUND ENGINEERING, 3 CREDITS
Introduction to the basic techniques and tools used in live sound
engineering and mixing. Areas of study include set up, signal path,
microphone applications, hardware, and outboard gear.
MUS-148-01250683
???TH 6:30-9:20PM
R. SOMMERS
$252
$19.50 $99
MUS-189 PERFORMANCE AND REPERTOIRE, 1 CREDIT
$370.50
A performance forum required for all students studying privately
non-jazz sections at the MUP 171-191 and MUP 271-291 levels.
Each student must perform as a soloist on his/her major instrument
at least once a term and must be present for performances of
classmates. Performers will be critiqued by the instructor. Students
will be required to attend approved concerts. Can be repeated for up
to 6 credits.
MUS-189-01250684
???M
Y. MIYAMA
$84
MUS-199 ADVANCED PRO TOOLS, 1 CREDIT
10-10:50AM
$6.50
$0
MUS-199-03252915
???F
???S
D. BASKERVILLE
$84
6:30-8:20PM
9-5:50PM
$6.50
$99
$90.50
Selected topics of study in music offered on an experimental or
temporary basis.
Meets: 3/6 & 3/7.
$189.50
MUS-199 ADVANCED recording: drums, 1 CREDIT
Selected topics of study in music offered on an experimental or
temporary basis.
MUS-199-04252916
???F
???S
S. MULLER
$84
Meets: 2/20 & 2/21.
6:30-8:20PM
9-5:50PM
$6.50
$99
$189.50
MUS-199songwriting, 1 CREDIT
Selected topics of study in music offered on an experimental or
temporary basis.
✔
70
Course No.
Required: Attendance at three concert field trips TBA.
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus..
$336
$35
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: krumet1@gmail.com
or 503-594-3337.
MUS-212 MUSIC THEORY II, 3 CREDITS
For non-majors and music majors. Continuation of the study of
harmony and of the material and structure of tonal music in theory
and practice through written exercises, compositions, listening,
and analysis. This is the second term of a three-term sequence
that includes the study of cadences, diatonic sequence, secondary
dominants, tonicizing, modulation, and binary and ternary forms.
Also includes study of harmonic counterpoint and composition
in small forms in various 18th, 19th, and 20th century idioms.
Required for music majors. Required: Ability to read music. This
course is required for music majors. Prerequisites: Pass MUS-211 and
MUS-211L.
MUS-212-01250689
???TTH 1:30-2:50PM
K. DEITZ
$252
$19.50 $269 $540.50
MUS-212L MUSIC NOTATION SOFTWARE II, 1 CREDIT
Advance use of Finale (music notation Software). Prequisite:
MUS-211L. Required: Second-year music majors.
MUS-212L-01252920
???M
M. FLESCHNER
$84
MUS-215 KEYBOARD SKILLS II, 2 CREDITS
9-9:50AM
$6.50
$44
MUS-215-01252922
???WF
Y. MIYAMA
$168
MUS-225 AURAL SKILLS II, 2 CREDITS
10-10:50AM
$13
$85
$134.50
Advanced keyboard applications of the materials of diatonic and
chromatic music. Required: Second-year music majors. Prerequisite:
Pass MUS-214.
$266
Diatonic and chromatic sight singing with sol feg syllables and
moveable ‘do.’ Four-part dictation including all chromatic devices
studied in Theory II. Required for second-year music majors. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-224.
MUS-225-01250692
???WF 9-9:50AM
Y. MIYAMA
$168
$13
$85
MUS-230 MUSIC AND MEDIA: SEX, DRUGS, ROCK & ROLL,
4 CREDITS
$266
Explores history and development of the pop music, pop culture
and media industries in America.
MUS-230-01250693
???TTH 1:30-3:20PM
T. PANTAGES
$336
$26
$25
$387
MUS-199-06254167
???MW 10-10:50AM
K. HOLLINGSWORTH
$252
$19.50 $99 $370.50V
Restricted to instructor consent.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
MUS-280 MUSIC/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
MUS-280-01250694
???
C. DOGGETT/G. HARRIS
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$504
$39
$144
$687V
WKS-007 UNISTUS CHOIR, 0 CREDIT
Select Choir: By Audition Only.
WKS-007-01250695
???M
L. CLINE
$0
6:30-9:20PM
$0
$0
$0
Music: Individual Lessons
College level private lessons required for music majors and available to qualified non-majors. End-of-term juried performance mandatory. Students will
pay a $269 private instruction fee at the time of registration when noted in
the course fee column which is nonrefundable. This fee may not cover the
entire cost of private lessons. MUP-100, MUP-171-191 and MUP-271-291
must fill out schedule card in the Music office (N128) before registering.
MUP-100 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: NON-MUSIC MAJORS, 1 CREDIT
MUP-100-01250565
??? L. DENBESTE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-02250566
??? Y. MIYAMA
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-03250567
??? K. HOLLINGSWORTH
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-04250568
??? M. DAVIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-05250569
??? E. SNYDER
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-06250570
??? R. BALDINO
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-07250571
??? R. ALLEN
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-08250572
??? C. DOGGETT
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-09250573
??? C. GIBERSON
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-10250574
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-11250575
??? R. RUTHERFORD
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-12254054
??? T. WAKELING
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-13250576
??? K. DEITZ
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-14250577
??? R. KILGORE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-100-15250578
??? M. FLESCHNER
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-171 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PIANO, 1 CREDIT
MUP-171-01250587
??? Y. MIYAMA
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-171J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ PIANO, 1 CREDIT
MUP-171J-01250588
??? C. GIBERSON
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-171RINDIVIDUAL LESSONS: ROCK, BLUES, POP PIANO,
1 CREDIT
MUP-171R-15250589
??? M. FLESCHNER
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-174 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VOICE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-174-01250590
??? L. DENBESTE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-174-02250591
??? L. CLINE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
MUP-174J
MUP-175
MUP-176
MUP-177
MUP-178
MUP-178J
MUP-180
MUP-180J
MUP-181
MUP-181J
MUP-182
MUP-183
MUP-183J
MUP-184
MUP-184J
MUP-185
MUP-186
MUP-186J
MUP-188
MUP-188J
MUP-189
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ VOICE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-174J-01250592
??? L. CLINE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-174J-02250593
??? R. KILGORE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLIN, 1 CREDIT
MUP-175-01250594
??? R. BALDINO
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLA, 1 CREDIT
MUP-176-01250595
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CELLO, 1 CREDIT
MUP-177-01250596
??? L. PRESTHUS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASS, 1 CREDIT
MUP-178-01250597
??? K. DEITZ
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ BASS, 1 CREDIT
MUP-178J-01250598
??? K. DEITZ/T. WAKELING
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: GUITAR, 1 CREDIT
MUP-180-01250599
??? M. DAVIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ GUITAR, 1 CREDIT
MUP-180J-01250600
??? C. WOITACH
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FLUTE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-181-01250601
??? L. MURPHY
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ FLUTE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-181J-01250602
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: OBOE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-182-01250603
??? P. PITKIN
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CLARINET, 1 CREDIT
MUP-183-01250604
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ CLARINET, 1 CREDIT
MUP-183J-01250605
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: SAXOPHONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-184-01250606
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ SAXOPHONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-184J-01250607
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASSOON, 1 CREDIT
MUP-185-01250608
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TRUMPET, 1 CREDIT
MUP-186-01250609
??? R. RUTHERFORD
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ TRUMPET, 1 CREDIT
MUP-186J-01250610
??? P. MAZZIO
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TROMBONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-188-01250611
??? G. NELSON
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ TROMBONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-188J-01250612
??? L. CAMPBELL
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BARITONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-189-01250613
??? G. NELSON
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of music. Required: Instructor consent
& a CWE seminar. Prerequisites: Pass MUS-107, MUS-140 and
MUS-142.
Course No.
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Music: Individual Lessons, continued
MUP-190
MUP-191
MUP-191J
MUP-271
MUP-271J
MUP-274
MUP-274J
MUP-275
MUP-276
MUP-277
MUP-278
MUP-278J
MUP-280
MUP-280J
MUP-281
MUP-281J
MUP-282
MUP-283
MUP-283J
✔
72
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TUBA, 1 CREDIT
MUP-190-01250614
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PERCUSSION, 1 CREDIT
MUP-191-01250615
??? C. DOGGETT/R. ALLEN
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ PERCUSSION, 1 CREDIT
MUP-191J-01250616
??? C. DOGGETT
$84
$6.50
$169 $259.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PIANO, 1 CREDIT
MUP-271-01250624
??? Y. MIYAMA
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ PIANO, 1 CREDIT
MUP-271J-01250625
??? C. GIBERSON
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VOICE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-274-01250626
??? L. DENBESTE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ VOICE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-274J-01250627
??? L. CLINE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
MUP-274J-02250628
??? R. KILGORE
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLIN, 1 CREDIT
MUP-275-01250629
??? R. BALDINO
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLA, 1 CREDIT
MUP-276-01250630
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CELLO, 1 CREDIT
MUP-277-01250631
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASS, 1 CREDIT
MUP-278-01250632
??? K. DEITZ
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ BASS, 1 CREDIT
MUP-278J-01250633
??? T. WAKELING/K. DEITZ
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: GUITAR, 1 CREDIT
MUP-280-01250634
??? M. DAVIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ GUITAR, 1 CREDIT
MUP-280J-01250635
??? C. WOITACH
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FLUTE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-281-01250636
??? L. MURPHY
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ FLUTE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-281J-01250637
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: OBOE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-282-01250638
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CLARINET, 1 CREDIT
MUP-283-01250639
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ CLARINET, 1 CREDIT
MUP-283J-01250640
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
MUP-284
MUP-284J
MUP-285
MUP-286
MUP-286J
MUP-288
MUP-288J
MUP-289
MUP-290
MUP-291
MUP-291J
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: SAXOPHONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-284-01250641
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ SAXOPHONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-284J-01250642
??? G. HARRIS
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASSOON, 1 CREDIT
MUP-285-01250643
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TRUMPET, 1 CREDIT
MUP-286-01250644
??? R. RUTHERFORD
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ TRUMPET, 1 CREDIT
MUP-286J-01250645
??? P. MAZZIO
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TROMBONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-288-01250646
??? G. NELSON
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ TROMBONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-288J-01250647
??? L. CAMPBELL
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BARITONE, 1 CREDIT
MUP-289-01250648
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TUBA, 1 CREDIT
MUP-290-01250649
??? STAFF
$84
$6.50 $269$359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PERCUSSION, 1 CREDIT
MUP-291-01250650
??? R. ALLEN
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ PERCUSSION, 1 CREDIT
MUP-291J-01250651
??? C. DOGGETT
$84
$6.50
$269 $359.50
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Nursing
The Nursing program at Clackamas Community College is a full partner in
the Oregon Consortium for Nursing Education (OCNE). The curriculum in
OCNE nursing programs is a competency-based curriculum developed in collaboration with Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and other community colleges around the state. This curriculum, which has been approved
by the Oregon State Board of Education as well as the Oregon State Board
of Nursing, can ultimately culminate in a Baccalaureate of Science Degree
with a focus in Nursing on the community college campus offered by OHSU.
Admission into the nursing program is by special application only. Acceptance to the nursing program allows for co-enrollment to Clackamas Community College and Oregon Health & Science University, School of Nursing.
The Nursing Assistant course, while not required to enter the Nursing program, provides a strong foundation regarding the delivery of care to clients
in various settings.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
NRS-111
FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING-CHRONIC ILLNESS I,
3 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
This course introduces assessment and common interventions
(including technical procedures) for clients with chronic illnesses
common across the life span in major ethnic groups within Oregon.
The client’s and family’s “lived experience” of the condition is
explored. Clinical practice guidelines and research evidence are
used to guide clinical judgments in care of individuals with chronic
conditions. Multidisciplinary team roles and responsibilities are
considered in the context of delivering safe, high quality health
care to individuals with chronic conditions (includes practical and
legal aspects of delegation). Cultural, ethical, legal and health care
delivery issues are explored through case scenarios and clinical
practice. Case exemplars include children with asthma, adolescents
with a mood disorder, adults with type 2 diabetes, and older adults
with dementia. The course includes classroom and clinical learning
experiences. Prerequisites: NRS-110. Corequisites: NRS-230, NRS-232,
NRS-111C.
4
NRS-111-01250391
???TH
C. THORN/C. DODSON
$252
8-10:50AM
$19.50 $205 $476.50
Restricted: Admitted CCC nursing students only. At Harmony Community
Campus.
NRS-111C FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS I
CLINICAL, 3 CREDITS
This course introduces assessment and common interventions
(including technical procedures) for clients with chronic illnesses
common across the life span in major ethnic groups within Oregon.
The client’s and family’s “lived experience” of the condition is
explored. Clinical practice guidelines and research evidence are
used to guide clinical judgments in care of individuals with chronic
conditions. Multidisciplinary team roles and responsibilities are
considered in the context of delivering safe, high quality health
care to individuals with chronic conditions (includes practical and
legal aspects of delegation). Cultural, ethical, legal and health care
delivery issues are explored through case scenarios and clinical
practice. Case exemplars include children with asthma, adolescents
with a mood disorder, adults with type 2 diabetes, and older adults
with dementia. The course includes classroom and clinical learning
experiences with simulation experience as part of total clinical
hours. Prerequisites: NRS-110. Corequisites: NRS-230, NRS-232,
NRS-111.
4
NRS-111C-01250392
???W
???T
N. REILLY/J. PHILLIPS
$252
7-2:20PM
9-10:50AM
$19.50 $100 $371.50
4
NRS-111C-02250393
???T
???W
N. REILLY/C. KACALEK
$252
7-2:20PM
11-12:50PM
$19.50 $100 $371.50
4
NRS-111C-03250394
???T
???W
N. REILLY
$252
7-2:20PM
9-10:50AM
$19.50 $100 $371.50
4
NRS-111C-04250395
???T
???W
N. REILLY/E. FERO
$252
7-2:20PM
1:30-3:20PM
$19.50 $100 $371.50
4
NRS-111C-05250396
???W
???T
N. REILLY/T. PRICHARD
$252
7-2:20PM
11-12:50PM
$19.50 $100 $371.50
At Tualatin. At Tualatin
At Oregon City. At Oregon City
At Milwaukie. At Milwaukie
At Tualatin. At Tualatin
At Oregon City. At Oregon City
4
NRS-111C-06253988
???MF
C. THORN/M. SMITH
$252
At Harmony Community Campus.
8-4:50PM
$19.50 $0
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
NRS-221
CHRONIC ILLNESS II AND END OF LIFE, 3 CREDITS
4
NRS-221-01250397
???TH
C. DODSON/S. BRADBURY
$252
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
This course builds on NRS-111 and expands the student’s knowledge
related to family care giving, symptom management and end-of-life
concepts. These concepts are a major focus and basis for nursing
interventions with patients and families. Ethical issues related to
advocacy, self-determination, and autonomy are explored. Complex
skills associated with the assessment and management of concurrent
illnesses and conditions are developed within the context of client
and family preferences and needs. Skills related to enhancing communication and collaboration as a member of an interdisciplinary
team are further explored. Exemplars include patients with chronic
mental illness and addictions as well as other chronic conditions and
disabilities affecting functional status and family relationships. The
course includes classroom and clinical learning experiences. Prerequisite: NRS-222, NRS-222C, NRS-232,NRS-233. Corequisites: NRS-221C.
Course Listing
Course No.
8-10:50AM
$19.50 $100 $371.50
Restricted: Admitted CCC nursing students only. Prerequisite: Completion of
the first year of nursing curriculum. At Harmony Community Campus.
NRS-221C NURSING IN CHRONIC ILLNESS II AND END OF LIFE
CLINICAL, 6 CREDITS
This course builds on NRS-111 and expands the student’s knowledge
related to family care giving, symptom management and end of life
concepts. These concepts are a major focus and basis for nursing
interventions with patients and families. Ethical issues related to
advocacy, self-determination, and autonomy are explored. Complex
skills associated with the assessment and management of concurrent
illnesses and conditions are developed within the context of patient
and and family preferences and needs. Skills related to enhancing
communication and collaboration as a member of an interdisciplinary team are further explored. Exemplars include patients with
chronic mental illness and addictions as well as other chronic
conditions and disabilities affecting functional status and family
relationships. The course includes classroom and clinical learning
experiences. Prerequisites: NRS-222, NRS-231, NRS-233. Corequisite:
NRS-221.
4
NRS-221C-01250398
???TH
C. DODSON
$504
11:30-1:20PM
$39
$180
$723
4
NRS-221C-02250399
???TH
C. DODSON/M. SMITH
$504
11:30-1:20PM
$39
$180
$723
4
NRS-221C-03250400
???TH
C. DODSON/M. SMITH
$504
11:30-1:20PM
$39
$180
$723
4
NRS-221C-04250401
???TH
C. DODSON/C. BRENT
$504
11:30-1:20PM
$39
$180
$723
4
NRS-221C-05250402
???TH
C. DODSON
$504
11:30-1:20PM
$39
$180
$723
Clinical site days to be announced at the beginning of the term. At Harmony
Community Campus.
Clinical site days to be announced at the beginning of the term. At Harmony
Community Campus.
Clinical site days to be announced at the beginning of the term. At Harmony
Community Campus.
Clinical site days to be announced at the beginning of the term. At Harmony
Community Campus.
Clinical site days to be announced at the beginning of the term. At Harmony
Community Campus.
$271.50
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Nursing, continued
NRS-230
WEB
NRS-232
CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY I, 3 CREDITS
NRS-230-01250403
???
S. MORRIS
$252
$19.50
$75
HYB
✔
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sarahm@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-0685. Restricted to admitted CCC nursing students only.
At Harmony Community Campus.
NRS-230-02250404
???
S. MORRIS
$252
$19.50
$75
$346.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: sarahm@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-0685. Restricted to admitted CCC nursing students only.
At Harmony Community Campus.
PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES I, 3 CREDITS
74
NRS-232-01250405
???TH
C. THORN/D. BUTLER
$252
2-3:50PM
$19.50 $55
$326.50
Hybrid. Meets weeks 2, 4, 6, 8, & 10. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu
Contact: carolt@clackamas.edu or 503-594-0652. Restricted: Admitted CCC
nursing students only. At Harmony Community Campus.
NRS-232-02250406
???TH
C. THORN/D. BUTLER
$252
2-3:50PM
$19.50 $40
$311.50
Hybrid. Meets weeks: 2, 4, 6, 8, & 10 plus online hours. Restricted:
Admitted CCC nursing students only. Contact: carolt@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-0652. At Harmony Community Campus.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Prepares the student to perform routine nursing assistant tasks
to clients in sub-acute care settings as well as in the community.
Includes 80 hours of didactic and skills lab instruction. May not be
challenged. Corequisite: NUR-100C.
4
NUR-100-01250407
???T
???W
???TH
D. ANDERSON
$588
8-2:20PM
8-1:50PM
8-1:50PM
$45.50 $290 $923.50
Required: Instructor consent. Attend mandatory orientation meeting on
Thursday, December 4, 2014 at 4pm on the Harmony Community Campus
to receive information on how to register. For more information visit:
http://www.clackamas.edu/HealthSciences/NursingAssistant/Orientat ion/
At Harmony Community Campus.
NUR-100C NURSING ASSISTANT I CLINICAL, 0 CREDIT
Prepares the student to perform routine nursing assistant tasks to
clients in hospitals, long-term and skilled care facilities, as well as
the community. Includes 75 hours of clinical practicum. May not be
challenged. Corequisite: NUR-100C.
4
NUR-100C-01250408
???TBA TBA
D. ANDERSON
$0
$0
$0
$0
4
NUR-100C-02250409
???TBA TBA
D. ANDERSON
$0
$0
$0
$0
$346.50
This course introduces pathophysiological processes that contribute
to many different disease states across the lifespan and human
responses to those processes. It includes the foundational concepts
of cellular adaption, injury, and death; inflammation and tissue
healing; fluid and electrolyte imbalances; and physiologic response
to stressors, as well as additional pathophysiological processes. Students will learn to make selective clinical decisions In the context of
nursing regarding using current, reliable sources of pathophysiology
information, selecting and interpreting focused nursing assessments
based on knowledge of pathophysiological processes, teaching
persons from diverse populations regarding pathophysiological
processes, and communicating with other health professionals
regarding pathophysiological processes. Prerequisites: NRS-110,
NRS-110C, BI-231, BI-232, BI-233, BI-234. Corequisites: NRS-111,
NRS-111C.
HYB
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
NUR-100 NURSING ASSISTANT I, 7 CREDITS
This course introduces the theoretical background that enables
students to provide safe and effective care related to drugs and
natural products to persons throughout the lifespan. It includes the
foundational concepts of principles of pharmacology, nonopioid
analgesics, and antibiotics, as well as additional classes of drugs.
Students will learn to make selected clinical decisions in the context
of nursing regarding using current, reliable sources of information,
understanding of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics,
developmental physiologic considerations, monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of drug therapy, teaching persons from diverse
populations regarding safe and effective use of drugs and natural
products, intervening to increase therapeutic benefits and reduce
potential negative side effects, and communicating appropriately
with other health professionals regarding drug therapy. Drugs are
studied by therapeutic or pharmacological class using an organized
framework. Prerequisites: BI-230, BI-231, BI-232, BI-233, BI-234,
NRS-110, NRS-110C. Corequisites: NRS-111, NRS-111C, NRS-232.
WEB
Course No.
Meets: 2/9-3/21. Required: Instructor consent. At Harmony Community
Campus.
Meets: 2/9-3/21. Required: Instructor consent. At Harmony Community
Campus.
NUR-160 FLUID AND ELECTROLYTES, 2 CREDITS
Focus of this course is to assist students in the understanding of
fluid, electrolytes, acid-base balances and the interpretation of
various diagnostic tests related to the client’s clinical condition.
Limited to healthcare professionals/healthcare students. Prerequisite: Pass BI-233.
4
NUR-160-01250410
???TH 4-5:50PM
STAFF
$168$13 $25 $206
Restricted to healthcare professionals/healthcare students. At Harmony
Community Campus.
Philosophy
PHL-101
PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS, 4 CREDITS
4
PHL-101-01250840
???W
M. BAILEY
$336
6-9:50PM
$26
$0
$362
WEB
PHL-101-02250841
???
D. HARTSOCK
$26
$397
PHL-103
CRITICAL REASONING, 4 CREDITS
PHL-103-01250844
???MW 8-9:50AM
M. BAILEY
$336
$26
$0
Presents a variety of topics that may include: the nature of reality,
knowledge and doubt; the human condition; truth; and the search
for meaning. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
At Harmony Community Campus..
$336
$35
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: donnh@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3408.
Focuses on improving reasoning and critical assessment ability.
Emphasizes practical methods, involves study of editorials, essays,
propaganda and advertisements. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
$362
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
HPE-295
HEALTH & FITNESS FOR LIFE, 3 CREDITS
Explores interaction of physical fitness and health. Meets three
hours a week for personal fitness assessment and three hours of
classroom sessions. Related topics include: nutrition, stress reduction, relaxation techniques, goal setting, and weight control.
HYB
HPE-295-02246810
???TTH 9-10:20AM
P. FISKUM
$252
$19.50 $0
PE-185
PHysical Activity Classes, 1 CREDIT
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours.
Contact: paulf@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3272.
$271.50
Activities may include badminton, basketball, bootcamps, conditioning, aerobic dance (both regular and step), cycling, modern
dance, ballet, tap and jazz dance, kick boxing, self-defense, tai chi,
soccer, golf jogging, karate, mountaineering, horseback riding, racquetball, exercise and relaxation, tennis, skiing (downhill and cross
country), softball, swimming, volleyball, various weight trainings,
yoga, and zumba. Current physical examination before enrolling in
a physical education course is recommended.
Some PE-185 classes require an additional fee for facility use which
is PAID ON SITE, for example: bowling, racquetball, and swimming.
AEROBIC DANCE, STEP, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-001246812
???MWF
K. ALLEN
$84
AIKIDO II, 1 CREDIT
4
PE-185-022246832
???T
???TH
C. FIFE
$84
10-10:50AM
$6.50
$30
$120.50
7:30-8:50AM
6:30-7:50AM
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
AQUATIC EXERCISE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-004246815
???MWF 9-9:50AM
T. WHITNEY
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
BASEBALL CONDITIONING/BEG., 1 CREDIT
PE-185-007246817
???MWF 8-8:50AM
J. HOPPEL
$84
$6.50
$30
BASEBALL CONDITIONING/INT., 1 CREDIT
PE-185-008246818
???MWF 8-8:50AM
J. HOPPEL
$84
$6.50
$30
BASEBALL HITTING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-009246819
???MWF 9-9:50AM
J. HOPPEL
$84
$6.50
$30
BASEBALL HITTING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-010246820
???MWF 9-9:50AM
J. HOPPEL
$84
$6.50
$30
BASKETBALL/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-165246888
???MWF 11-11:50AM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30
BASKETBALL/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-163246886
???MWF 11-11:50AM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30
BASKETBALL/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-164246887
???MWF 11-11:50AM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30
BOWLING/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-016246826
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
J. COMBS
$84
$6.50
$0
4
BOWLING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-014246824
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
J. COMBS
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
BOWLING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-015246825
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
J. COMBS
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
$80 fee payable to Aikido Northwest. At Milwaukie
$70 fee to North Clackamas Aquatic Center. At North Clackamas
$60 fee payable to Milwaukie Bowl. At Milwaukie
$60 fee payable to Milwaukie Bowl. At Milwaukie
$60 fee payable to Milwaukie Bowl. At Milwaukie
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$90.50
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
4
CORE-FIT II, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-005246816
???MWF 5:15-6:05AM
R. RAINES
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
PE-185-012246822
???MW 12-1:20PM
R. RAINES
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
PE-185-019246829
???TTH 6-7:20PM
R. RAINES
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
CONDITIONING II/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-062246863
???MWF 12-12:50PM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
CONDITIONING II/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-063246864
???MWF 12-12:50PM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
CROSS TRAINING II/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-050246858
???TBA TBA
R. ROBINSON
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
CROSS TRAINING II/INTERMED., 1 CREDIT
PE-185-051246859
???TBA TBA
R. ROBINSON
$84
$6.50
4
DANCE, SWING/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-018246828
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
R. ROBINSON
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
DANCE, SWING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-021246831
???TTH 9-10:20AM
R. ROBINSON
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
DANCE, SWING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-017246827
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
R. ROBINSON
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
KUNG FU CONDITIONING BEG, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-045246854
???TTH 11-12:20PM
N. HANCOCK
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
KUNG FU CONDITIONING INT, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-046254042
???TTH 11-12:20PM
N. HANCOCK
$84
$6.50
$0
4
PILATES I, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-054246861
???MW
STAFF
$84
PILATES II, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-055246862
???MW
STAFF
$84
PLYOMETRICS I, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-002246813
???TTH
K. MCHONE
$84
4
PLYOMETRICS II, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-003246814
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
K. MCHONE
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
$99 fee payable to Club Fit. At Canby
$99 fee payable to Club Fit. At Canby
$99 fee payable to Club Fit. At Canby.
Total
Course Listing
Physical Education
Course No.
Mandatory: Attend a one hour orientation offered on Monday 1/6, Wednesday 1/8 at 1pm or Tuesday 1/7 at 8am or 1pm. Student must provide student
ID number at the orientation and all workouts. Contact: robinr@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3276.
$30
$120.50
Mandatory: Attend a one hour orientation offered on Monday 1/6, Wednesday 1/8 at 1pm or Tuesday 1/7 at 8am or 1pm. Student must provide student
ID number at the orientation and all workouts. Contact: robinr@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3276.
$130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Atkinson Memorial Church,
Oregon City. At Oregon City
$90.50
$140 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Atkinson Memorial Church,
Oregon City. At Oregon City
10-11:20AM
$6.50 $30$120.50
10-11:20AM
$6.50 $30$120.50
10:30-11:50AM
$6.50
$30 $120.50
At Willamette Striders Track Club. At Oregon City
At Willamette Striders Track Club. At Oregon City
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Physical Education, continued
$30
$120.50
$30
$120.50
$30
$0
SELF-DEFENSE I, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-038246848
???MWF
R. ROBINSON
$84
SELF-DEFENSE II, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-044254120
???MWF
R. ROBINSON
$84
SOCCER, INDOOR I, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-028246838
???TTH
J. SZPARA
$84
4
SOCCER, INDOOR II, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-026246836
???TTH 2-3:20PM
J. SZPARA
$84
$6.50
$60
Required: Instructor consent. At Gladstone
$90.50
11-11:50AM
$6.50
$30
$120.50
10-10:50AM
$6.50
$35
$125.50
2-3:20PM
$6.50
$60
$150.50
Required: Instructor consent. At Gladstone
$150.50
4
SOFTBALL CONDITIONING/BEG, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-087246865
???TTH 7:30-8:50AM
J. BUEL
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
SOFTBALL CONDITIONING/INT, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-088246866
???TTH 7:30-8:50AM
J. BUEL
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
SOFTBALL HITTING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-089246867
???TTH 9-10:20AM
J. BUEL
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
SOFTBALL HITTING/INTERMED., 1 CREDIT
PE-185-090246868
???TTH 9-10:20AM
J. BUEL
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
SWIM CONDITIONING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-093246869
???MWF 6-6:50AM
E. LAITINEN
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
PE-185-150246885
???MWF 6-6:50AM
R. PARSCH
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
PE-185-096246870
???MWF 7-7:50AM
R. PARSCH
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
SWIM, WATER EXERCISE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-099246871
???MWF 8-8:50AM
R. PARSCH
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
4
PE-185-126246883
???MWF 8-8:50AM
E. LAITINEN
$84
$6.50
$0
$90.50
TAI CHI/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-101246873
???TTH 9-10:20AM
N. HANCOCK
$84
$6.50
$30
$120.50
$50 fee to Canby Swim Center. At Canby
$50 payable to Oregon City Municipal Pool. At Oregon City
$50 fee to Oregon City Municipal Pool in Oregon City.
$50 fee to Oregon City Municipal Pool in Oregon City.
$50 fee to Canby Pool. At Canby
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
4
PE-185-037252868
???TTH 12:30-1:50PM
N. HANCOCK
$84
$6.50
$0
4
TAI CHI/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-100246872
???TTH
N. HANCOCK
$84
PE-185-031252866
???TTH
N. HANCOCK
$84
9-10:20AM
$6.50
$30
12:30-1:50PM
$6.50
$0
4
TAI CHI/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-103246874
???TTH
N. HANCOCK
$84
PE-185-032252867
???TTH
N. HANCOCK
$84
9-10:20AM
$6.50
$30
12:30-1:50PM
$6.50
$0
TRACK CONDITIONING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-105246875
???MWF 2-3:50PM
S. BERRYMAN
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
TRACK CONDITIONING/INTERMED, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-106246876
???MWF 2-3:50PM
S. BERRYMAN
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
VOLLEYBALL, POWER I, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-029246839
???T
6:30-9:20PM
K. WOODS
$84
$6.50
$30 $120.50
VOLLEYBALL, POWER II, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-030246840
???T
K. WOODS
$84
4
VOLLEYBALL/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-107246877
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
C. LEWIS
$84
$6.50
$30
VOLLEYBALL/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-109246879
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
C. LEWIS
$84
$6.50
$30
VOLLEYBALL/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-108246878
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
C. LEWIS
$84
$6.50
$30
WEIGHT TRAINING/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-119246882
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30
WEIGHT TRAINING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-117246880
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30
WEIGHT TRAINING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-118246881
???TTH 10:30-11:50AM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30
YOGA II, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-134246884
???MW 10-11:20AM
E. HANCOCK
$84
$6.50
$0
4
PE-185-013246823
???TTH
E. HANCOCK
$84
PE-185-020246830
???MW
E. HANCOCK
$84
$120.50
$350 fee payable to Scuba Specialties NW the first night of class for books,
pool, gear rental and instruction. Additional charge for open water trip and
certification.
4
✔
76
ROCK CLIMBING/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-035246845
???TH 6-8:50PM
M. KENDALL
$84
$6.50
ROCK CLIMBING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-049246857
???TH 6-8:50PM
M. KENDALL
$84
$6.50
ROCK CLIMBING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-034246844
???TH 6-8:50PM
M. KENDALL
$84
$6.50
SCUBA DIVING, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-053246860
???TH 6-8:50PM
R. SHROUFE
$84
$6.50
Course No.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
$90.50
$130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Atkinson Memorial Church.
At Oregon City
$120.50
$90.50
$130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Atkinson Memorial Church.
At Oregon City
$120.50
$90.50
$130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Atkinson Memorial Church.
At Oregon City
Required: Instructor consent.
Required: Instructor consent.
6:30-9:20PM
$6.50
$30
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$120.50
$90.50
$130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At The Gathering Place, Canby.
5:30-6:50PM
$6.50
$30
7-8:20PM
$6.50
$0
$120.50
$90.50
$130 fee payable to Balance and Harmony. At The Gathering Place, Canby.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
4
ZUMBA II, 1 CREDIT
PE-185-036246846
???MW
M. DIXON
$84
PE-185-006253178
???TTH
M. DIXON
$84
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
5:30-6:50PM
$6.50
$30
6-7:20PM
$6.50
$0
Total
$120.50
$90.50
$130 fee payable to instructor first day of class. At Clarkes Grange 261.
At Beavercreek.
PE-194
BASKETBALL SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT
PE-194-03246890
???MWF 12-1:50PM
K. STEEN
$84
$6.50
$30
$120.50
PE-194-02246889
???MWF 2-3:50PM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30
$120.50
PE-194
WRESTLING SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT
PE-194-04246891
???MWF 3-4:50PM
J. RHODEN
$84
$6.50
$30
PE-240
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING THEORY & TECHNIQUES,
3 CREDITS
Advanced skills and strategies for competitive team members.
Emphasis on preparation for collegiate competition.
Restricted to instructor consent. Women’s rules.
Restricted to instructor consent. Men’s rules.
6-7:50PM
$19.50 $20
Hybrid. Meets: 1/5, 1/12, 1/26, 2/2 & 2/9 plus online hours.
Contact: keonim@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3273.
$120.50
$291.50
PE-260
CARE & PREVENTION OF ATHLETIC INJURIES, 2 CREDITS
PE-270
PE-260-01246893
???TTH 9-10:20AM
K. ARIZO
$168
$13
$30
SPORT & EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY, 3 CREDITS
Care and prevention of athletic injuries. Taping techniques and
rehabilitation methods of injury will be discussed and practiced.
$211
Designed to provide students the basic understanding, and knowledge of psychological skills used to improve physical performance in
themselves and/or their peers/teammates. This course would be well
suited for athletes, coaches or exercise leaders.
WEB PE-270-01246894
??? K. MCHONE
$252
$19.50
Online. Contact: keonim@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3273.
PE-280
$35
$306.50
PHYSICAL EDUCATION/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on the job
experience and training related to the Physical Education field.
Covers job problems and procedures, evaluation of student’s job
performance by qualified college staff and site supervision. Required:
Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
PE-280-01246895
??? K. WOODS
$504
PE-294
BASKETBALL SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
PE-294
WRESTLING SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT
PE-294-04246898
???MWF 3-4:50PM
J. RHODEN
$84
$6.50
$30
PE-294A
PHILOSOPHY OF COACHING, 2 CREDITS
WEB
PE-294A-01246899
???
P. FISKUM
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Advanced skills and strategies for competitive team members.
Emphasis on preparation for collegiate competition.
Required: Instructor consent.
$120.50
This course is designed to enhance the leadership, teaching, and
management skills of coaches as they relate to interaction with
athletes at all levels. Group discussions and seminar sessions relating
to coaching philosophies, ethics, practice planning, motivation, and
dealing with parents, peers and assistants.
PH-121
Designed to provide students the knowledge to design and implement physical training programs and exercises for participants. The
curriculum will also help students pass various personal training
certification tests. Introductory exercise physiology, biomechanics,
program design, and exercise techniques are covered.
HYB PE-240-01246892
???M
K. MCHONE
$252
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
$168
$13
Online. Contact: paulf@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3272.
$0
$181
Physics
Advanced skills and strategies for competitive team members.
Emphasis on preparation for collegiate competition.
Restricted to instructor consent.
Course No.
$588V
Advanced skills and strategies for competitive team members.
Emphasis on preparation for collegiate competition.
GENERAL ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS
A lab course discussing the history of astronomy, the Earth and
moon, all planets in our solar system, along with asteroids, meteors,
and comets. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115;
pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121; pass MTH-095 with a C or
better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111.
WEB PH-121-30250797
??? J. DICKINSON
$336
$26
$80
Online. Orientation: On campus TBA. Contact: jamesd@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3350. This class uses AstroPortal, it does not use Moodle.
PH-122
$442
GENERAL ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS
A lab course discussing the properties of our sun and other stars, and
stellar evolution. Prerequisite: Pass PH-121 or GS-107.
WEB PH-122-30250798
??? J. DICKINSON
$336
$26
$80
Online. Orientation: On campus TBA. Contact: jamesd@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3350. This class uses AstroPortal, it does not use Moodle.
$442
PH-202
GENERAL PHYSICS, 5 CREDITS
PH-202-01250799
???MW 11-12:20PM
G. BOSTROM
$420
$32.50 $45
PH-202L
GENERAL PHYSICS LAB, 0 CREDIT
PH-202L-01250800
???T
G. BOSTROM
$0
10-12:50PM
$0
$0
$0
PH-202L-02250801
???TH
G. BOSTROM
$0
12-2:50PM
$0
$0
$0
PH-202L-03250802
???T
G. BOSTROM
$0
1-3:50PM
$0
$0
$0
PH-202S
GENERAL PHYSICS SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT
PH-202S-01250803
???TH
G. BOSTROM
$0
A lab course covering electricity, magnetism, DC and AC circuits,
and electromagnetic radiation. Prerequisite: Pass PH-201.
Corequisites: PH-202L & PH-202S.
$497.50
Lab course for the PH 202 lecture course content.
Corequisite: PH-202 & PH-202S.
Corequisite: PH-202 & PH-202S.
Corequisite: PH-202 & PH-202S.
Seminar course for PH 202 lecture course content.
Corequisite: PH-202 & PH-202L.
9-9:50AM
$0
$0
$0
PE-294-03246897
???MWF 12-1:50PM
K. STEEN
$84
$6.50
$30
PH-212
GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS, 5 CREDITS
$120.50
PE-294-02246896
???MWF 2-3:50PM
C. WEGNER
$84
$6.50
$30
A lab course covering electricity, magnetism, DC and AC circuits,
and electromagnetic radiation. Prerequisites: Pass PH-211 and
MTH-252.
$120.50
PH-212-01250805
???MW 1-2:20PM
G. BOSTROM
$420
$32.50 $45
Requried: Instructor consent. Women’s rules.
Required: Instructor consent. Men’s rules.
Course Listing
Course No.
Corequisites: PH-212L & PH-212S.
$497.50
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
4
PSY-101-01250850
???MW 9-10:20AM
J. VELEZ
$252
$19.50 $0
4
PSY-101-02250851
???MW
M. MALLATT
$252
PSY-101-03250852
???MW
M. MALLATT
$252
PSY-101-05250854
???MW
M. MALLATT
$252
PSY-101-06250855
???M
S. SCHAEFER
$252
PSY-110
PSYCHOLOGY: AN OVERVIEW, 4 CREDITS
WEB
PSY-110-01250857
???
E. LEWIS
PSY-200
PSYCHOLOGY AS A NATURAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS
Political Science
Introduction to physiological psychology, the study of how the
nervous system produces behavior and cognition. Further topics
may include consciousness, sleep, memory, emotion and language.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
Explores the various ideologies, institutions, and processes that
constitute the nation-states that make up the world political
system. Introduces students to the comparative method of political
science. Introduces a wide-ranging assessment of the fundamental
differences between presidential and parliamentary systems, and an
exploration of various political systems and governments around
the world within the context of current world politics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
PSY-205
PSY-200-01250858
???MW 10-11:50AM
S. TOBIN
$336
$26
$0
PSY-200-02250859
???TTH 10-11:50AM
S. TOBIN
$336
$26
$0
PSY-200-03254154
???TTH 1-2:50PM
S. TOBIN
$336
$26
$0
PSYCHOLOGY AS A SOCIAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS
PSY-215
PSY-205-01250860
???TTH 10-11:50AM
E. LEWIS
$336
$26
$0
$362
PSY-205-02250861
???MW 12-1:50PM
S. TOBIN
$336
$26
$0
$362
PSY-205-03250862
???TTH 1-2:50PM
E. LEWIS
$336
$26
$0
$362
INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY,
4 CREDITS
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Physics, continued
PH-212L
GENERAL PHYSICS LAB, 0 CREDIT
PH-212L-01250806
???T
G. BOSTROM
$0
10-12:50PM
$0
$0
$0
PH-212L-02250807
???TH
G. BOSTROM
$0
12-2:50PM
$0
$0
$0
PH-212L-03250808
???T
G. BOSTROM
$0
1-3:50PM
$0
$0
Lab course for PH 212 lecture course content.
Corequisite: PH-212 & PH-212S.
Corequisite: PH-212 & PH-212S.
Corequisite: PH-212 & PH-212S.
PH-212S
GENERAL PHYSICS SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT
PH-212S-01250809
???T
G. BOSTROM
$0
4-4:50PM
$0
$0
PH-212S-02250810
???F
G. BOSTROM
$0
12-12:50PM
$0
$0
$0
PS-204
Corequisite: PH-212 & PH-212L.
$0
$0
INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS, 4 CREDITS
WEB PS-204-01250848
??? J. HITE
$336
$26
$0
$362
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: jhite@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6121.
PS-205
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 4 CREDITS
PS-280
PS-205-01254008
???MW 12-1:50PM
J. HITE
$336
$26
$0
POLITICAL SCIENCE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
Introduces the study of international relations by examining the
institutions that constitute the international system. Special attention will be paid to the conflicts in the Iraq, Afghanistan, and other
theatres of combat, as well as diplomacy and terrorism as instruments of foreign policy. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement
in RD-115.
$362
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of political science. Required: Instructor
consent & a CWE seminar.
PS-280-01253048
??? J. FLOWERS
$504
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Psychology
PSY-101
HUMAN RELATIONS, 3 CREDITS
Introduction to interpersonal relationships and human relations in
a social context. Includes lecture and discussions/activities with an
emphasis on student participation. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
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78
PSY-101-04250853
???TTH 8-9:20AM
S. KISER
$252
$19.50 $0
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus..
10-11:20AM
$19.50 $0
12-1:20PM
$19.50 $0
2-3:20PM
$19.50 $0
6-8:50PM
$19.50 $0
Total
$271.50
$271.50
$271.50
$271.50
$271.50
A general introduction to the field of psychology. Explores a wide
variety of topics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115.
Seminar course for PH 212 lecture course content.
Corequisite: PH-212 & PH-212L.
Day
Tuition
$271.50
$336
$26
$35
$397
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: ericl@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3410.
$362
$362
$362
Principles of conditioning and social psychology, the study of how
groups affect the individual. Further topics may include motivation,
personality, development and stress. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
Research and theories regarding the development of the individual
from conception to death, including physical, social and cognitive
changes. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
4
PSY-215-02250865
???TTH 10-11:50AM
J. BENNETT
$336
$26
$0
PSY-219
PSY-215-01250864
???TTH 1-2:50PM
S. KISER
$336
$26
$0
$362
PSY-215-03254009
???TTH 3-4:50PM
S. TOBIN
$336
$26
$0
$362
INTRODUCTION TO ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
4
PSY-219-01250867
???TTH 1-2:50PM
J. BENNETT
$336
$26
$0
4
PSY-219-15253042
???W
6-9:50PM
STAFF
$0 $0 $362$362
At Harmony Community Campus.
$362
Introduction to abnormal psychology including disorders and
approaches to treatment. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement
in RD-115.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
At Harmony Community Campus.
$362
At Wilsonville Campus.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
PSY-221
INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING, 4 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
PSY-231
PSY-221-01250868
???TTH 10-11:50AM
S. KISER
$336
$26
$0
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SEXUALITY, 4 CREDITS
$362
Introduction to research and theories of human sexual behavior,
including sexual relationships, communication and intimacy, sex
roles, the development of gender, social trends regarding sexuality
and the biology of sexuality and conception. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
PSY-240
PSY-231-01250869
???MW 10-11:50AM
E. LEWIS
$336
$26
$0
$362
INTERPERSONAL AWARENESS & GROWTH, 4 CREDITS
Examines the dynamics of personality and explores techniques for
overcoming self-defeating behaviors. Develops methods for making
personal changes. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115.
PSY-280
PSY-240-01250870
???M
6-9:50PM
M. SALITORE
$336
$26
$0
PSYCHOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
PSY-280-01254010
???
E. LEWIS
$362
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of psychology. Required: Instructor
consent & a CWE seminar.
Restricted to instructor consent.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Reading
RD-080
FUNDAMENTALS OF COLLEGE READING, 3 CREDITS
RD-090
RD-080-02247885
???TTH 10-11:20AM
STAFF
$252 $19.50 $15$286.50
RD-080-01247883
???MW 1-2:20PM
STAFF
$252 $19.50 $15$286.50
INTERMEDIATE READING SKILLS, 3 CREDITS
RD-115
RD-090-01247887
???MW
R. OGDEN
$252
RD-090-03247891
???MW
B. MARKS
$252
RD-090-04247893
???TTH
B. MARKS
$252
RD-090-02247889
???MW
R. OGDEN
$252
COLLEGE READING, 3 CREDITS
9-10:20AM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
10-11:20AM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
1-2:20PM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
2-3:20PM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
RD-115-01247895
???MW
R. OGDEN
$252
RD-115-02247897
???TTH
R. OGDEN
$252
11-12:20PM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
1-2:20PM
$19.50 $15 $286.50
This course focuses on fundamental reading skills for non-fiction
text, including identifying main ideas, supporting details and organizational patterns. Vocabulary improvement emphasizes dictionary
skills. Core reading comprehension strategies and inferences are
introduced. Prerequisite: Placement in RD-080.
Introduces and reinforces skills for success in entry-level college
classes. Emphasizes vocabulary building, comprehension, reading
strategies, critical thinking. Prerequisite: Pass RD-080 or placement
in RD-090.
This transfer elective course presents reading strategies for success
in college-level classes. Emphasizes comprehension, efficiency,
critical reading and thinking, and application of reading strategies
appropriate to a variety of materials. Vocabulary development is also
addressed. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Religious Studies
R-101
COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS
4
R-101-01254157
???TTH
J. SHELTON
$336
R-101-02250872
???TTH
T. WATSON
$336
R-102
COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS
4
R-102-01253049
???TH
T. WATSON
$336
R-280
RELIGION/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
R-280-01253051
??? J. FLOWERS
$504
The nature of myth and story, ancient religions, ideas of God,
Judaism and introduction to religious topics. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
At Harmony Community Campus.
8-9:50AM
$26
$0
1-2:50PM
$26
$0
$362
$362
Course Listing
Provides an overview of the theoretical background for different
approaches to counseling. Practical skills development emphasized.
Role playing, instructor demonstrations and experiential exercises
will be explored. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115.
Course No.
Covers written and oral sources, Christianity, Islam, and includes
the history and philosophy of other Western religious developments. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
At Harmony Community Campus..
6-9:50PM
$26
$0
$362
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of religion. Required: Instructor consent
& a CWE seminar.
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$39
$45
$588V
Renewable Energy Technology
All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor
prior to registering. Call 503-594-3318 for more information, or contact the
Student Success Center, 503-594-3475.
RET-200
RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS
RET-209
RET-200-01246462
???TTH 3-4:50PM
A. FOUHY
$336
$26
$120
$482
RENEWABLE ENERGY I: ENERGY EFFICIENCY, 3 CREDITS
RET-215
RET-209-01246463
???MW 5:30-8:20PM
A. FOUHY
$252
$19.50 $90 $361.50
RENEWABLE ENERGY IV: SYSTEMS DESIGN, 3 CREDITS
RET-215-01246464
???TTH 5:30-8:20PM
A. FOUHY
$252
$19.50 $90
This course provides a survey of various renewable energy systems.
Participants will learn about the benefits and limitations of each
type of energy source as well as their functional principles. Students
will participate in several field learning exercises related to energy
systems. The intended audiences are technical students wishing to
explore the Renewable Energy field and students from the humanities and social sciences wanting a better understanding of this
socially important technology.
This course concentrates on the conservation of scarce energy
resources in residential, commercial and industrial applications. The
course will examine the common sources of energy loss in building
systems and homes, industrial processes and transportation. Students will be introduced to residential energy audits and mitigation.
Topics will also include regenerative transportation systems, LEED
certification, test instruments, insulation values, heat exchangers
and financial payback period. Includes hands-on lab exercises.
Prerequisite: RET-200.
This fourth course in the series will concentrate on systems design
for renewable energy applications. Students will work together and
apply concepts to evaluate, design and select one or more renewable
energy systems for solar, wind or micro-hydro installations. Topics
will include site surveys, structural elements, electrical generators,
energy storage and electrical inversion. Prerequisite: RET-213.
$361.50
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Social Science
Renewable Energy Technology, continued
RET-240
ALTERNATIVE FUELS, 4 CREDITS
SSC-160
FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS
RET-280
RET-240-01254082
???TTH 10-2PM
A. FOUHY
$336
$26
$120
$482
RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-12V CREDITS
WEB
SSC-160-01250885
???
D. HARTSOCK
$420
$32.50
$35
$487.50
WEB
SSC-160-02254006
???
D. HARTSOCK
$420
$32.50
$35
$487.50
SSC-181
PATHWAY TO SUSTAINABILITY, 5 CREDITS
SSC-241
SSC-181-01250352
???MW 6-8:20PM
J. GRABILL
$420
$32.50 $0
$452.50
AMERICAN MILITARY CONFLICT: THE COLD WAR,
4 CREDITS
Offers students familiarity and entry levels to work with alternative
fuel systems. Explores (technically, economically and ecologically)
the following alternative fuels: bio-diesel, vegetable oils, electricity,
ethanol, hydrogen, propane, methanol, natural gas, heat engines,
fuel cell and hybrid vehicles.
Cooperative work experience. Major emphasis on work-based
learning experience in the renewable energy field. Coordination
of instruction and evaluation of student job performance will be
provided by college faculty in conjunction with employer/supervisor. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
RET-280-01246465
???
A. FOUHY
Corequisite: CWE-281-06.
$1008
$78
$45
Science: Arts & Science
See Arts & Science.
Science: Biology
See Biology.
Science: Chemistry
See Chemistry.
Science: Environmental
See Environmental Science.
Science: General Science
See General Science.
Science: Geology
See Geology.
Science: Physics
See Physics.
Science: Zoology
See Zoology.
Small Business Classes/Workshops
See “Business Development Center”.
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80
Course No.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
$1131V
Introduction to classical philosophy, sacred texts, modern fiction,
poetry, theology, evolutionary biology, and cosmology. Consideration of how personal concepts of faith and reason and institutions
of science and religion, shape personal intellectual landscapes.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: donnh@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3408.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: donnh@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3408.
Can we create a more sustainable and just world? How do socially
meaningful changes come about? What are the ecological and social
repercussions of the choices we make? Are ecological and social
justice concerns linked? Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement
in RD-115.
Provides students with the fundamental knowledge of the politics
and geography of United States military operations when conducting ‘The Cold War’ as applied in conflicts in Korea, Vietnam and the
planned defense of Western Europe. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115.
SSC-241-01250886
???MW 2-3:50PM
R. KEELER/S. KING
$336
$26
$0
$362
Sociology
SOC-204
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
WEB
SOC-204-01250876
???MW 10-11:50AM
E. PFEIFER
$336
$26
$0
SOC-204-02250877
??? C. SUMMERS-NOMURA
$336
$26
$35
SOC-205
SOCIAL STRATIFICATION & SOCIAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS
4
SOC-205-15254012
???TTH 9-10:50AM
G. LOVELESS
$0
$0
$362
$362
4
SOC-205-01250879
???MW 1-2:50PM
G. LOVELESS
$336
$26
$0
$362
SOC-205-02250880
???TTH 1-2:50PM
E. PFEIFER
$336
$26
$0
$362
Explores the social perspectives on the principles and processes
of human social behavior. Examines concepts such as culture,
socialization, social structure, roles, groups, organizations, and
social stratification and introduces various sociological theories and
research methodologies. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement
in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
$362
$397
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: carries@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3866.
Examines issues of social structure and social stratification. Explores
the various social institutions (family, economy, education, health,
religion and politics) and inequalities of race, class, gender, age,
sexual orientation and disability, as well as various theoretical
perspectives. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115;
pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
At Wilsonville Campus
At Harmony Community Campus.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
WEB
SOC-205-03250881
???
C. SUMMERS-NOMURA
$336
$26
$35
SOC-206
INSTITUTIONS & SOCIAL CHANGE, 4 CREDITS
Total
$397
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: carries@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3866.
Explores various social institutions (family, economy, education,
health, religion, and politics), stratification systems, social movements and other various elements of culture from a social change
perspective. Various theories of social organization and sources
social change will be examined. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
4
SOC-206-01250882
???MW
E. PFEIFER
$336
SOC-206-02254158
???T
G. LOVELESS
$336
SOC-210
MARRIAGE, FAMILY & INTIMATE RELATIONS, 4 CREDITS
At Harmony Community Campus..
12-1:50PM
$26
$0
6-9:50PM
$26
$0
$362
$362
This course will introduce students to the study of marriage,
intimate relations, and family systems from the sociological viewpoint. Students will examine the ways in which race, class, gender,
sexuality, community, and society influence patterns of courtship,
intimate relations, marriage, and family, and explore the various
challenges facing families today. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
SOC-225
SOC-210-01250883
???MW 8-9:50AM
G. LOVELESS
$336
$26
$0
SOCIAL PROBLEMS, 4 CREDITS
$362
SOC-280
SOC-225-01250884
???TTH 10-11:50AM
E. PFEIFER
$336
$26
$0
SOCIOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
$362
SOC-280-01254013
???
E. PFEIFER
Applies the sociological framework to the study of social problems,
their identification, analysis of causes and possible solutions.
Problems explored may include mental disorders, drug and alcohol
addiction, crime and deliquency, group discrimination, inequality,
poverty, alienation, domestic and international violence, environment, and energy. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
Restricted to instructor consent.
$39
$45
$588V
TA-142
ACTING II, 4 CREDITS
TA-153
TA-142-01250208
???MWF 10-11:15AM
J. EIKREM
$336
$26
$20
$382
THEATRE REHEARSAL/PERFORMANCE, 1-3V CREDITS
TA-195
TA-153-01250209
???MWF 3-5:50PM
J. EIKREM
$252
$19.50 $20 $291.50V
STUDENT PERFORMANCE SHOWCASE, 1-3V CREDITS
TA-195-01250210
???MWF 12-2:50PM
J. EIKREM
$252
$19.50 $20 $291.50V
TA-212
TECHNICAL THEATRE STUDY, 4 CREDITS
TA-253
TA-212-01250211
???TTH 9-11:50AM
C. WHITTEN/C. BRADFORD
$336
$26
$20
$382
THEATRE REHEARSAL/PERFORMANCE, 1-3V CREDITS
TA-280
TA-253-01250212
???MWF 3-5:50PM
J. EIKREM
$252
$19.50 $20 $291.50V
THEATRE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
TA-295
TA-280-01250213
??? J. EIKREM
$504
$39
$45
$588V
STUDENT PERFORMANCE SHOWCASE, 1-3V CREDITS
TA-295-01250214
???MWF 12-2:50PM
J. EIKREM
$252
$19.50 $20 $291.50V
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Further studies the methods, techniques and theories of acting as an
art form. Performance of lab exercises and monologues/scenes from
published dramatic literature with written assignments to include
response and analysis papars are the basic teaching approaches.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121.
Training in theatre production through intensive study and
rehearsal of scenes and plays for public performances. Required:
Instructor consent and successful audition. Can be repeated up to
6 credits.
Training in special forms of theatrical presentation through in-class
intensive preparation, study, and program development for public
presentation including comedy improv, stand-up comedy, and
student directed one-act plays. Required: Instructor consent and
successful audition. Can be repeated up to 6 credits.
Meets: Improv 12-12:50pm, Stand-Up 1-1:50pm, One-Acts 2-2:50pm.
Comprehensive study and practice in presentational graphics, scene
design, lighting design, and chromatics. The full creative process of
staging a production will be explored through aesthetic research and
design projects. Includes hands-on participation in CCC’s mainstage
production. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115;
pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisites: Pass TA-111,
TA-112 and TA-113.
Cooperative work experience. Provides student with a learning
experience related to course of study and career goal. Major emphasis will be given to on-the-job experience and training. Required:
Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
Speech
See Communication Studies.
Theatre Arts
ATH-005 PLAYS & REHEARSALS, 0 CREDIT
Training in theatre production through intensive study and
rehearsal of scenes and plays for public performances.
ATH-005-01250215
???MWF 3-5:50PM
J. EIKREM
$0
$0
$20
ATH-006 STAGECRAFT, 0 CREDIT
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Training in theatre production through intensive study and
rehearsal of scenes and plays for public performances. Required:
Instructor consent and successful audition. Can be repeated up to
6 credits.
Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job
work experience in the field of sociology. Required: Instructor
consent & a CWE seminar.
$504
Course No.
Course Listing
Course No.
$20
Training in theatrical production through in-class intensive
preparation, study and program development for public presentation. Projects vary in length from 20-30 minutes. Uses all forms of
performing arts.
TA-112
ATH-006-01250216
???TTH 9-11:50AM
C. WHITTEN
$0
$0
$20
$20
FUNDAMENTALS OF TECHNICAL THEATRE, 4 CREDITS
TA-112-01250206
???TTH 9-11:50AM
C. WHITTEN/C. BRADFORD
$336
$26
$20
Training in special forms of theatrical presentation through in-class
intensive preparation, study, and program development for public
presentation including comedy improv, stand-up comedy, and
student directed one-act plays. Required: Instructor consent and
successful audition. Can be repeated up to 6 credits.
Meets: Improv 12-12:50pm, Stand-Up 1-1:50pm, One-Acts 2-2:50pm.
Intermediate study and practice in techniques of mounting various
types of productions for presentation. Includes basic principles
and techniques in stage design, construction and lighting. Flexible
laboratory sessions available.
$382
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Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Transportation & Logistics
TTL-101 and TTL-121 will be taken in combination, and are available in
daytime, evening and weekend formats. The combined class fee is to be
PAID ON SITE to IITR. For more information on IITR and this training program, contact Dave Riggins at 503-657-8225, or inquire at http://www.iitr.
net/information.html
INTRODUCTION TO PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVING &
LOGISTICS, 4 CREDITS
Introduction to logistics and commercial vehicle operation, covering
control systems, coupling procedures, cargo handling and pre-trip
inspections. Covers regulations and requirements for CDL, speed
management, road conditions, and accident scene management.
4
TTL-101-01246184
???TBA TBA
J. MCKINNEY/P. CLEM
$0
$0
TTL-121
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS IN PROFESSIONAL TRUCK
DRIVING & LOGISTICS, 1-8V CREDITS
$0
$0
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
HYB
4
TTL-121-01254166
???TBA TBA
J. MCKINNEY/P. CLEM
$0
$0
TTL-180
TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS/CWE, 6 CREDITS
TTL-180-01246185
???
P. CLEM/J. MCKINNEY
$0
Work-based learning experience in the Transportation & Logistics
field. Supervision and evaluation of the student’s job performance
will be provided by qualified staff of the College and employer.
$500
6-7:50PM
$0
$446.50 $446.50
Hyrbid. Meets Mondays plus online hours. Required: Instructor consent.
To waive completion of ERM-121, contact Shelly Tracy, 503-594-0942,
shellyt@clackamas.edu or Angie Sandercrock, 503-594-0944, angies@
clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
ERM-107 CAREER PORTFOLIO, 4 CREDITS
Develop and customize a professional portfolio to record the application of knowledge and skills which may relate to students targeted
career field. Portfolio consists of resume, reference letters, work
samples, narrative, and certifications. Prerequisites: Pass ERM-121
with a C or better, or instructor consent. Corequisites: ERM-100,
ERM-109, or instructor consent. Required: Instructor consent.
HYB
ERM-107-01254155
???W
A. LESHER
$0
6-8:50PM
$0
$402
$402
Hybrid. Meets: Wednesdays from 1/7 to 2/11 plus online hours. Required:
Instructor consent. To waive completion of ERM-121, contact Shelly Tracy,
503-594-0942, shellyt@clackamas.edu or Angie Sandercock, 503-594-0944,
angies@clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
Explore various career options and pathways and develop industry
contacts. Practice interviewing skills and techniques. Prerequisites:
Pass ERM-121 with a C or better, or instructor consent. Corequisites:
ERM-100 and ERM-107. Required: Instructor consent.
HYB
$0V
Required: Instructor consent. To register, contact Dave Riggins at
503-657-8225. Course fees are included upon registration in TTL-101-01.
Corequisite: TTL-101-01. At Clackamas
$0
ERM-100-01254153
???M
J. MCLAIN
$0
ERM-109 CAREER INTERVIEW STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT
Demonstration of skill development related to safe commercial
vehicle operation. In-depth coverage of logistics, business processes
and communication skills development. Covers delivery vehicle
basics, including backing, visual search, shifting, turning, space and
speed management.
$500
Required: Instructor consent and a weekly CWE seminar. Contact: pamc@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3196.
Utility Workforce Training
ERM-109-01254156
???W
J. JOHNSTON
$0
6-8:50PM
$0
$105.50 $105.50
Hybrid. Meets Wednesday 2/18 plus online hours. Required: Instructor
consent. To waive completion of ERM-121, contact Shelly Tracy,
503-594-0942, shellyt@clackamas.edu or Angie Sandercock, 503-594-0944,
angies@clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
ERM-110 OSHA 10 TRAINING, 1 CREDIT
Discover principles and concepts that govern safe work practices in
the utility industry. Focus is on safety awareness and application of
safe working habits. Required: Instructor consent.
4
ERM-110-01254159
???F
???S
STAFF
$0
6-9:00PM
9-5:00PM
$0 $105.50$105.50
Meets: 1/23 & 1/24. Required: Instructor consent. Contact Shelly Tracy,
503-594-0945, shellyt@clackamas.edu, or Angie Sandercock,
503-594-0944, angies@clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
ERM-111 FLAGGING-WORK ZONE PROTECTION, 1 CREDIT
The Utility Trade Prep: Lineworker Pathway Certificate and Utility Field
Technician Pathway Certificate are two term programs that train students
for trade specific entry level skills.
The primary function of temporary traffic control is to provide safe
and efficient movement of road users through or around work zones
while protecting workers and emergency response personnel. Flagger
training requires a course of instruction in the following topics:
Fundamental Principles, The Four Parts of Temporary Traffic Control
Zones, Main Traffic Control Devices, Location/Spacing of Devices
and Flagging Principles. Students must be 18 or older to register.
Required: Instructor consent.
The Utility Workforce Readiness Career Pathway and Utility Trade Prep:
Lineworker Pathway Certificate are approved by BOLI as pre-apprentice
programs.
4
ERM-111-01254271
???F
???S
M. WEISSENFELS
$0
CCC Wilsonville campus offers four pathway certificate programs that
prepare students with a range of skills for entry level technical careers. The
Occupational Health and Safety Pathway Certificate and Utility Workforce
Readiness Career Pathway Certificate are one term programs.
All degree/certificate seeking students should arrange to speak to an advisor prior to registering. Call Angie Sandercock at 503-594-0944 for more
information or advising needs. See Energy Resource Management for one
year certificate and AAS degree.
✔
82
Day
Tuition
Through research, students will discover and report on career
options in the energy and utility resource industries. Prerequisite:
Pass ERM-121 with a C or better, or instructor consent. Corequisites:
ERM-107, ERM-109. Required: Instructor consent.
Required: Instructor consent. To register, contact Dave Riggins at 503-6578225. A $5,210 fee is payable to IITR, which includes the cost of the corequisite class. Corequisite: TTL-121-01. At Clackamas
$0
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
ERM-100 INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY INDUSTRY AND CAREER
OPTIONS, 3 CREDITS
Through a first-ever public/private partnership with IITR (International Institute of Transportation Resource), CCC is offering a series of Transportation
and Logistics courses which include Commercial Driver’s Licensing (CDL)
training, practical applications, customer service skills, and cooperative work
experience.
TTL-101
Course No.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
6-9:00PM
9-5:00PM
$0
$135.50 $135.50
Meets: 2/6 & 2/7. Required: Instructor consent. Contact Shelly Tracy,
503-594-0945, shellyt@clackamas.edu or Vickie Sandercock,
503-594-0944, angies@clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
ERM-160 UTILITY INDUSTRY HEALTH AWARENESS, 3 CREDITS
4
ERM-160-01254161
???TTH 6-8:50PM
J. JOHNSTON
$0
$0
$286.50 $286.50
Meets: 1/6-2/5. Required: Instructor consent. To waive completion of ERM
121, contact Shelly Tracy, 503-594-0945, shellyt@clackamas.edu
or Angie Sandercock, 503-594-0944, angies@clackamas.edu.
At Wilsonville Campus.
ERM-161 UTILITY INDUSTRY SAFETY DEVELOPMENT, 4 CREDITS
Explore diverse applications of safety and performance in the workplace. Personal safety, work zone protection, dealing with chemicals
and use of MSD sheets, vehicle inspection and safety, competent
work practices that ensure both safety on the job and proven work
performance. Prerequisites: Pass ERM-160 with a C or better, or
instructor consent. Required: Instructor consent.
4
ERM-161-01254272
???TTH 6-9:20PM
???S
8-4:00PM
B. ELZA
$0
$0
$542
$542
Meets: 2/10-3/19. Saturday dates are 2/14, 2/21, 2/28, 3/7, & 3/14.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact Shelly Tracy, 503-594-0945,
shellyt@clackamas.edu or Angie Sandercock, 503-594-0944, angies@
clackamas.edu. At Wilsonville Campus.
WET-009 4-DAY CROSS CONN SPECIALIST, 3.2 CEU
WET-009-41254040
??? MTWTH8-4:50PM
J. NURMI
$0
$0
$375
Meets: 3/16-3/19.
WET-009 5-DAY TESTER CERTIFICATION, 4 CEU
WET-009-51250257
??? MTWTHF8-4:50PM
M. LAFORCE
$0
$0
$470
$375
$470
WET-009 ONE-DAY CROSS CONN SPEC UPDATE, 0.6 CEU
Current State of Oregon rules and regulations and best practices for
cross connection program managers. Satisfies continuing education
unit requirement for State of Oregon Cross Connection Specialist
certification.
WET-009-31250256
???F
M. LAFORCE
$0
8-3:50PM
$0
$85
$85
WET-009-32252988
???F
M. LAFORCE
$0
8-3:50PM
$0
$85
$85
Meets: 1/23. Preregistration required. For more information call 503-5943345 or email naomis@clackamas.edu
WET-009 ONE-DAY TESTER RENEWAL, 0.6 CEU
One-day tester renewal course prepared to demonstrate your testing
skills on all of the approved backflow assemblies. Upon successful
completion of hands-on and written exam student is issued a
certificate of completion for renewal of backflow tester license.
WET-009-11250254
???F
M. LAFORCE
$0
8-3:50PM
$0
$85
$85
Meets: 1/9. Preregistration required. For more information call 503-5943345 or email naomis@clackamas.edu
WET-009-12252981
???TH
M. LAFORCE
$0
8-3:50PM
$0
$85
$85
WET-009-13252982
???F
M. LAFORCE
$0
8-3:50PM
$0
$85
$85
Meets: 2/26.
Meets: 3/6.
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
$170
$170
Meets: 2/12-2/13. Preregistration required. For more information call
503-594-3345 or email naomis@clackamas.edu
WET-009-22252983
???THF 8-3:50PM
M. LAFORCE
$0
$0
$170
Meets: 3/12-3/13.
WET-020 WASTEWATER OPERATIONS II, 3 CREDITS
For professional upgrade only. Does not meet the requirements for
the certificate or degree. Secondary wastewater treatment alternatives with municipal application. Fixed and suspended film systems
and clarification process. Includes biological sludge treatment.
Prerequisite: Pass WET-010.
WET-020-01250258
???M
M. LAFORCE
$252
6-8:50PM
$19.50 $7
$278.50
Prerequisite: Pass WET-010. For professional upgrade only. No math
requirement.
WET-021 WATERWORKS OPERATIONS II, 3 CREDITS
For professional upgrade only. Does not meet the requirements
for the certificate or degree. Basic hydrology, ground water and
surface water sources, well construction and operation, introduction
to water chemistry, waterworks hydraulics, and fundamentals of
pumps and pumping. Prerequisite: Pass WET-011.
WET-021-01250259
???T
J. NURMI
$252
6-8:50PM
$19.50 $7
$278.50
Prerequisite: Pass WET-011. For professional upgrade only. No math
requirement.
WET-109 BACKFLOW ASSEMBLY OPERATION AND TESTING,
3 CREDITS
Meets: 3/16-3/20. Preregistration required. For more information call 503594-3345.
Meets: 2/27.
Day
Tuition
WET-009 TWO-DAY TESTER RETRAIN/RENEWAL, 1.2 CEU
WET-009-21250255
???THF 8-3:50PM
M. LAFORCE/J. NURMI
$0
$0
$170
Water & Environmental Technology
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Course Listing
Discover principles and concepts that govern health related environmental conditions in a workplace setting in the utility industry.
Create systems for change specific to health related workplace conditions. Prerequisite: Pass ERM-121 with a C or better, or instructor
consent. Corequisites: ERM-100,ERM-107, and ERM-109. Required:
Instructor consent.
Course No.
A lecture course with lab component that focuses on backflow
assembly hydraulics, operations, installation, and testing.
WET-109-01250260
???
M. LAFORCE
Meets: 3/16-3/20.
MTWTHF8-4:50PM
$252
$19.50 $470 $741.50
WET-120 WASTEWATER OPERATIONS II, 3 CREDITS
Secondary wastewater treatment alternatives with municipal application. Fixed and suspended film systems and clarification process.
Prerequisite: Pass WET-110. Corequisite: MTH-082C.
WET-120-01250261
???M
M. LAFORCE
$252
6-8:50PM
$19.50 $7
Prerequisite: Pass WET-110. Corequisite: MTH-082C-01.
$278.50
WET-121 WATERWORKS OPERATIONS II, 3 CREDITS
Basic hydrology, ground water and surface water sources, well
construction and operation, itnroduction to chemistry, waterworks
hydraulics, and fundamentals of pumps and pumping. Prerequisite: Pass WET-111. Corequisite: MTH-082D.
WET-121-01250262
???T
J. NURMI
$252
6-8:50PM
$19.50 $7
Prerequisite: Pass WET-111. Corequisite: MTH-082D-01.
$278.50
WET-122 WATER DISTRIBUTION/WASTEWATER COLLECTION,
3 CREDITS
Elementary engineering aspects of water distribution and wastewater
collection systems. System components, construction materials,
pump station design, and related topics. Prerequisite: Pass WET-110.
Corequisite: WET-120.
WET-122-01250263
???T
M. LAFORCE
$252
12-2:50PM
$19.50 $0
Prerequisite: Pass WET-110. Corequisite: WET-120.
$271.50
WET-123 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY I, 3 CREDITS
Theory and applied laboratory techniques for testing water and
wastewater. Students will test wastewater for NPDES required tests.
Prerequisite: Pass CH-104.
WET-123-01250264
???M
M. LAFORCE
$252
11-12:50PM
$19.50 $28
$299.50
WET-123-02250265
???W
M. LAFORCE
$252
12-1:50PM
$19.50 $28
$299.50
Prerequisite: pass CH-104. Corequisite: WET-123L-01.
Corequisite: WET-123L-02.
Continued
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Water & Enfironmental Technology, continued
Lab section for the WET-123 lecture class.
WET-123L-01250266
???M
M. LAFORCE
$0
1-3:50PM
$0
$0
$0
WET-123L-02250267
???W
M. LAFORCE
$0
2-4:50PM
$0
$0
$0
Corequisite: WET-123-02.
WET-180 WATER & ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS I, 1-5V CREDITS
Practical work experience in a municipal, industrial treatment,
distribution, or collection system. Placement in consulting firms,
federal and state regulatory agencies, BLM, BPA, and other regulated
governmental organizations. Corequisite: CWE Seminar.
WET-180-01250268
???
M. LAFORCE
Corequisite: CWE-281-01.
$420
$32.50
$45 $497.50V
WLD-007AAWS CERTIFICATION 1 PLATE TEST, 0 CREDIT
Welder certification in accordance with AWS Dl .1 for one position
for students enrolled in any CCC welding course. City card upon
request. Required: Instructor consent.
WLD-007A-01246470
???TBA TBA
S. CALDERA
$0
$0
$140
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
WLD-007B-01246471
???TBA TBA
S. CALDERA
$0
$0
$280
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
$280
Welder certification on pipe in accordance with AWS D1.1 for students enrolled in any CCC welding course. City card upon request.
Required: Instructor consent.
WLD-007C-01246472
???TBA TBA
S. CALDERA
$0
$0
$280
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
$280
WLD-100 WELDERS PRINT READING I, 3 CREDITS
Provides instruction in reading and interpretation of sketches and
prints common in the welding industry. Interpretation of conventional drafting symbols, welding symbols, development of basic
shop drawings and projects.
WLD-100-01246473
???W
2-4:50PM
D. BATES
$252
$19.50 $45
WLD-102 INTRODUCTION TO WELDING, 2 CREDITS
$316.50
Designed for the beginner and experimental welder. Includes:
oxy-acetylene, stick, wire feed and TIG welding, oxy-acetylene and
plasma arc cutting.
✔
84
WLD-102-01246474
???S
K. KAUFFMAN
$168
WLD-102-02246475
???S
K. KAUFFMAN
$168
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Total
WLD-103-01246476
???SU 10-1:50PM
B. ROMANS
$168
$13
$90
WLD-110 WELDER CERTIFICATION, 1-4V CREDITS
9-12:50PM
$13
$90
2-5:50PM
$13
$90
$271
Provides theory and practical instruction in welder certification.
Choose FCAW, SMAW, or GTAW for certification.
WLD-110-01246478
???MW 8-11:50AM
S. CALDERA
$0
$0
$514
$514V
WLD-110-02246480
???TTH 8-11:50AM
S. CALDERA
$0
$0
$514
$514V
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
$514V
Provides theory and practical instruction in welder certification.
Choose FCAW, SMAW, or GTAW for certification.
WLD-110-10246484
???S
K. KAUFFMAN
$0
2-5:50PM
$0
$257
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Kevin Kauffman at kevink@
clackamas.edu.
$257V
Provides theory and practical instruction in welder certification.
Choose FCAW, SMAW, or GTAW for certification.
WLD-110-04246482
???MW 6-9:50PM
J. PHELPS
$0
$0
$514
$514V
WLD-110-05246483
???TTH 6-9:50PM
J. PHELPS
$0
$0
$514
$514V
WLD-007CAWS CERTIFICATION PIPE TEST, 0 CREDIT
Crs. Fee
WLD-110 WELDER CERTIFICATION, 1-4V CREDITS
Welder certification in any two positions, in accordance with AWS
D1.1 for students enrolled in any CCC welding course. City card
upon request. Required: Instructor consent.
Time
Fee
Introduces the student to basic blacksmithing techniques and
processes, as well as terminology, steel types, heat treating and tool
making. Multiple projects allow the student to practice the varied
methods of manual metal forming. No welding experience required.
$140
WLD-007BAWS CERTIFICATION 2 PLATE TEST, 0 CREDIT
Day
Tuition
WLD-110-03246481
???WF 1-4:50PM
G. RICKARD
$0
$0
$514
WLD-110 WELDER CERTIFICATION, 1-2V CREDITS
Welding Technology
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
WLD-103 BLACKSMITHING & TRADITIONAL IRON WORKING,
2 CREDITS
WET-123L ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY LAB, 0 CREDIT
Corequisite: WET-123-01.
Course No.
$271
$271
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: johnp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6378.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: johnp@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6378.
WLD-113 GAS METAL ARC WELDING/FLUX-CORED ARC METAL
(WIREFEED), 8 CREDITS
Acquire knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in
all positions with GMAW and FCAW. Oxy-fuel and plasma cutting
also covered.
WLD-113-01246487
??? MTWTH6-9:50PM
J. PHELPS/K. KAUFFMAN
$672
$52
$360 $1084
WLD-113AGAS METAL ARC WELDING/FLUX-CORED ARC WELDING
(WIREFEED), 4 CREDITS
Part one of WLD-113 which provides the opportunity to acquire
knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in flat and
horizontal positions with GMAW and FCAW processes. Oxy-fuel and
plasma cutting also covered.
WLD-113A-01246488
???MW 6-9:50PM
J. PHELPS/K. KAUFFMAN
$336
$26
$180
$542
WLD-113BGAS METAL ARC WELDING/FLUX-CORED ARC WELDING
(WIREFEED), 4 CREDITS
Part two of WLD-113 which provides additional knowledge and
skills to perform fillet and groove welds in vertical and overhead
positions with the GMAW and FCAW processes. Prerequisite: Pass
WLD-113A.
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
WLD-113B-01246491
???TTH 6-9:50PM
J. PHELPS
$336
$26
$180
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
$542
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
WLD-115 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING (GTAW), 8 CREDITS
WLD-115-01246494
??? MTWTH8-11:50AM
K. HALSTEAD
$672
$52
$360 $1084
WLD-115AGAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING (GTAW), 4 CREDITS
Part one of WLD-115 which provides opportunity to acquire
knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in flat and
horizontal positions on steel, stainless steel and aluminum with the
GTAW process.
WLD-115A-01246495
???MW 8-11:50AM
S. CALDERA
$336
$26
$180
WLD-115BGAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING (GTAW), 4 CREDITS
$542
Part two of WLD-115 which provides additional opportunity to
perform various welds in vertical and overhead positions on steel,
stainless steel and aluminum with the GTAW process. Prerequisite:
Pass WLD-115A.
WLD-115B-01246496
???TTH 8-11:50AM
S. CALDERA
$336
$26
$180
WLD-150 WELDING PROCESSES, 4 CREDITS
$542
Covers oxy-acetylene welding, brazing, cutting, stick welding,
wire feed, oxy-fuel and plasma cutting. Includes: safety, electrical
fundamentals, routine maintenance, minor repairs, and terms and
definitions.
WLD-150-01246497
???MW 6-9:50PM
G. RICKARD
$336
$26
$180
WLD-200 WELDERS PRINT READING II, 3 CREDITS
$542
Provides instruction in reading and interpretation of sketches and
prints common in the welding industry. Interpretation of basic
shop drawing views and projections. Includes basic layout and math
review. ISO and AWS symbols and weld joints are covered. Recommended: Completion of WLD-100.
WLD-200-01254084
???M
2-4:50PM
D. BATES
$252
$19.50 $45 $316.50
WLD-203 BLACKSMITHING & TRADITIONAL IRON WORKING II,
2 CREDITS
Course builds on the WLD-103 course and expands on the process
of forged metal work. Instruction includes power hammer use,
tooling design, traditional joinery and intermediate projects.
Welding experience helpful, but not required.
WLD-203-01246498
???SU
B. ROMANS
$168
WLD-210 PIPE WELDING, 4 CREDITS
2-5:50PM
$13
$90
$271
Provides beginning theory and practical instruction in the Shielded
Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) process on steel plate and pipe. The specific projects include: stringer beads, fillet and groove welds on plate
with root and cover proficiency, pipe cutting using the oxy-fuel
process, and groove welds on pipes in all positions. Prerequisites:
Pass WLD-111 or WLD-111A and WLD-111B, pass WLD-150, or
prior experience in SMAW.
WLD-210-01254083
???WF
G. RICKARD
$336
1-4:50PM
$26
$180
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Gordon Rickard at gordonr@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-6112.
$542
WLD-212 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING PIPE WELDING,
2 CREDITS
Provides theory and practical instruction in open root V groove pipe
welding using E6010 and E7018 electrodes. Oxy-fuel pipe cutting
will be included. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-211.
WLD-212-01246500
???W
???W
G. RICKARD
$168
1-4:50PM
1-4:50PM
$13
$90
Required: Instructor consent and SMAW experience. Contact:
Gordon Rickard at gordonr@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6112.
$271
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
WLD-213 ADVANCED GAS METAL ARC WELDING/FLUX- CORED
ARC WELDING, 4 CREDITS
Acquire knowledge and skills to perform groove welds in all positions using the GMAW and FCAW processes. Industrial-cutting
processes, advanced welding theory and AWS welding procedures
are included. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-113 or Pass WLD-113A and
WLD-113B.
WLD-213-01246501
???TTH 6-9:50PM
G. RICKARD
$336
$26
$180
$542
WLD-215 ADVANCED GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING, 4 CREDITS
Acquire knowledge and skills to perform welds in all positions on
plain carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum using the GTAW
process. Industrial cutting processes, advanced welding theory and
AWS welding procedures are included. Prerequisites: Pass WLD-115
or Pass WLD-115A and WLD-115B.
WLD-215-01246502
???TTH 8-11:50AM
S. CALDERA
$336
$26
$180
WLD-250 WELDING FABRICATION I BEGINNING PROJECT,
4 CREDITS
Course Listing
Acquire knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in
various positions on steel, stainless steel and aluminum with the
GTAW process. Plasma cutting also covered.
Course No.
$542
Instruction in fabrication techniques including blueprint reading,
layout, sketching, bills of material, job cost calculations, measuring,
fitting, cutting and welding. Beginning projects will be assigned.
Prerequisite: Pass WLD-111, WLD-113 or WLD-115.
WLD-250-01246504
???TTH 1-4:50PM
D. BATES/K. HALSTEAD
$336
$26
$180
WLD-251 WELDING FABRICATION II INTERMEDIATE PROJECT,
4 CREDITS
$542
Students will be assigned intermediate fabrication projects based on
skills learned in WLD-250 Welding Fabrication I Beginning Project.
Prerequisite: Pass WLD-250.
WLD-251-01246505
???TTH 1-4:50PM
D. BATES/K. HALSTEAD
$336
$26
$180
WLD-252 WELDING FABRICATION III ADVANCED PROJECT,
4 CREDITS
$542
Students will use techniques from WLD-250 Welding Fabrication I
Beginning Project and WLD-251 Welding Fabrication II Intermediate
Project to build advanced projects. Students will be responsible for
managing their projects to completion. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-251.
WLD-252-01246506
???TTH 1-4:50PM
D. BATES/K. HALSTEAD
$336
$26
$180
WLD-261 WELDING SPECIAL PROJECTS, 1-2V CREDITS
$542
Allows students to improve their welding skills while working on
instructor-approved projects. May be repeated for up to 9 credits.
WLD-261-01246507
???M
S. CALDERA
$168
8-11:50AM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-02246509
???T
S. CALDERA
$168
8-11:50AM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-03246510
???W
S. CALDERA
$168
8-11:50AM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-04246511
???TH
S. CALDERA
$168
8-11:50AM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-17246518
???S
K. KAUFFMAN
$168
9-12:50PM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-12254145
???SU
B. ROMANS
$168
10-1:50PM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-05246512
???M
G. RICKARD
$168
1-4:50PM
$13
$90
$271V
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: suec@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3065.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Kevin Kauffman at kevink@
clackamas.edu
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Bert Romans at bertr@
clackamas.edu.
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
WLD-261-06246513
???W
G. RICKARD
$168
WLD-261-18246519
???S
K. KAUFFMAN
$168
1-4:50PM
$13
$90
2-5:50PM
$13
$90
WLD-261-20246520
???SU
B. ROMANS
$168
2-5:50PM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-08246514
???M
G. RICKARD
$168
6-9:50PM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-09246515
???T
G. RICKARD
$168
6-9:50PM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-10246516
???W
G. RICKARD
$168
6-9:50PM
$13
$90
$271V
WLD-261-11246517
???TH
G. RICKARD
$168
6-9:50PM
$13
$90
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Kevin Kauffman at kevink@
clackamas.edu
$271V
$271V
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Bert Romans at bertr@clackamas.edu
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: gordonr@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6112.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: gordonr@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6112.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: gordonr@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6112.
Required: Instructor consent. Contact: gordonr@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6112.
$271V
WLD-270 AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY CERTIFIED WELDING
INSPECTOR (CWI) STUDY, 4 CREDITS
This course provides the instruction and guidance needed for
students to apply, study for, and take the AWS CWI exam. A list of
study materials, reading assignments, and quizzes will covered for all
three portions of the exam, along with the tools and weld samples
used in the practical portion of the exam. Recommended: At least
one year of welding experience. Required: Instructor consent.
WLD-270-01254085
???TTH 3-4:50PM
S. CALDERA
$336
$26
$180
Required: Instructor consent.
$542
WLD-280 WELDING TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS
Work-based learning experience in the welding trades. Coordination
of instruction will occur with industry and the CWE department.
Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar.
WLD-280-01246522
???
S. CALDERA
$504
$39
$45
$588V
Restricted: Welding students. Corequisite: CWE-281-06. Contact: suec@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3065.
Women’s Studies
WKS-001 CHRYSALIS, 0 CREDIT
Local author Pat Lichen leads women writers of all levels through
weekly discussions of their work. Share your written words and be
inspired by the words of other women writers.
WS-101
WKS-001-01250282
???W
12-1:50PM
P. LICHEN
$0
$0
$0
INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S STUDIES, 4 CREDITS
$0
Course will examine and analyze the position of women in society
and critically explore social issues relevant to women’s lives and
feminism historically and in the present/future. Topics: family, education, work, healthcare, sexuality, and political/economic status.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115.
4
✔
86
WS-101-01250887
???MW 1-2:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $0
At Harmony Community Campus.
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
World Languages
Welding Technology, continued
Course No.
ASL-102
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II, 4 CREDITS
ASL-202
ASL-102-01250411
???MW 2-3:50PM
A. ELLIS
$336
$26
$20
$382
ASL-102-03254151
???MW 2-3:50PM
STAFF
$336$26 $20 $382
ASL-102-02250412
???MW 5-6:50PM
A. ELLIS
$336
$26
$20
$382
SECOND-YEAR AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II, 4 CREDITS
FR-102
ASL-202-01250413
???TTH 1-2:50PM
A. ELLIS
$336
$26
$20
FIRST-YEAR FRENCH II, 4 CREDITS
$382
FR-202
FR-102-01250414
???TTH 10-11:50AM
H. CROPSEY
$336
$26
$20
SECOND-YEAR FRENCH II, 4 CREDITS
$382
FR-212
FR-202-01250415
???TTH 1-2:50PM
H. CROPSEY
$336
$26
$20
$382
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH CONVERSATION, 3 CREDITS
GER-102
FR-212-01250416
???TTH 1-2:20PM
H. CROPSEY
$252
$19.50 $20
FIRST-YEAR GERMAN II, 4 CREDITS
GER-102-01250417
???TTH 1-2:50PM
D. MILLER
$336
$26
$20
Second term of a three-term introductory course. Emphasis will
be on increasing communicative abilities. Course will focus on
language functions such as making requests, describing others,
and/or telling a short story. Grammar and vocabulary will also be
emphasized throughout the course. Prerequisite: Pass ASL-101 or
instructor consent.
Continuation of ASL-201. Emphasizes active communication in sign
language. Increased emphasis on exploring, analyzing the rules, and
presenting stories and literature in sign language. Prerequisite: Pass
ASL-201 or instructor consent.
Second term of a three-term foundational, multimedia course in
beginning French designed to give the student a fundamental
knowledge of pronunciation and intonation, structure and syntax
as well as comprehension skills sufficient for basic communicative
proficiency in the language. Student learning is assessed by means
of oral interviews, written tests, written homework and classroom
participation. Prerequisite: Pass FR-101 or instructor consent.
The second year of academic French expands on first-year French
in the review of grammar and in the cultural reading material.
Communication skills are emphasized stressing oral proficiency.
Prerequisite: Pass FR-201 or instructor consent.
Development of speaking and listening proficiency through creative
activities such as discussions of excerpts from contemporary Frenchlanguage media, presentations, games and interviews of classmates.
Major topics and level of conversational difficulty will parallel
FR-202. Prerequisite: Pass FR-103 with a C or better or instructor
consent.
$291.50
Introduces the sound system and basic structural patterns of
German. Develops the skills of listening comprehension, speaking,
reading, and writing. Teaches recognition of cultural similarities and
differences. Second of a three-term 1st year sequence. Prerequisite:
Pass GER-101 or instructor consent.
$382
$362
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
GER-202
SECOND-YEAR GERMAN II, 4 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
HYB
GER-202-01252882
???TH
D. MILLER
$336
SPN-101
FIRST-YEAR SPANISH I, 4 CREDITS
1-1:50PM
$26
$35
Hybrid. Meets every Thursday plus online hours. Contact: millerd@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3247.
$397
First of a three-term foundational, multimedia course for beginners.
Initial emphasis is on speaking and listening comprehension,
with secondary emphasis on reading and writing. Various cultural
themes are presented. SPN-101/102/103 must be taken in sequence.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121.
SPN-102
SPN-101-02250420
???MW
J. BARNHILL
$336
SPN-101-03250421
???TTH
J. BARNHILL
$336
SPN-101-01250418
???S
J. BARNHILL
$336
SPN-101-04252883
???TTH
D. MILLER
$336
SPN-101-05252885
???TTH
H. JUNQUERA-SANTANA
$336
FIRST-YEAR SPANISH II, 4 CREDITS
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
8:30-12:20PM
$26
$20
10-11:50AM
$26
$20
1-2:50PM
$26
$20
$382
$382
$382
$382
$382
Second of a three-term foundational, multimedia course for beginners. Initial emphasis is on speaking and listening comprehension,
with secondary emphasis on reading and writing. Various cultural
themes are presented. SPN-101/102/103 must be taken in sequence.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095
or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass SPN-101 or instructor
consent.
SPN-102-01250422
???MW 8-9:50AM
I. BJERRE
$336
$26
$20
SPN-202
SPN-102-02250423
???TTH 10-11:50AM
I. BJERRE
$336
$26
$20
SPN-102-03250424
???MW 10-11:50AM
D. MILLER
$336
$26
$20
SPN-102-04250425
???MW 2-3:50PM
H. JUNQUERA-SANTANA
$336
$26
$20
SPN-102-05250426
???TTH 6-7:50PM
H. JUNQUERA-SANTANA
$336
$26
$20
SECOND-YEAR SPANISH II, 4 CREDITS
Prerequisite: Pass SPN-101 on instructor consent.
$382
$382
$382
$382
$382
Second of a three-term intermediate, multimedia course. Focus is on
speaking, listening comprehension, reading and writing. Explores
cultural differences among Spanish-speaking countries and between
the latter and European-American culture. Prerequisite: Pass SPN-201
or instructor consent.
SPN-280
SPN-202-01250429
???TTH
I. BJERRE
$336
SPN-202-02250430
???MW
I. BJERRE
$336
SPN-202-03250431
???MW
H. JUNQUERA-SANTANA
$336
SPANISH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS
SPN-280-01252884
???
D. MILLER
8-9:50AM
$26
$20
12-1:50PM
$26
$20
6-7:50PM
$26
$20
$382
$382
$382
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Writing
WR-080
BASIC WRITING SKILLS, 3 CREDITS
WR-090
WR-080-01247899
???TTH 9-10:20AM
R. OGDEN
$252
$19.50 $15 $286.50
WR-080-02247901
???MW 1-2:20PM
S. HATSWELL
$252
$19.50 $15 $286.50
FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH, 3 CREDITS
WR-095
WR-090-01250283
???TTH
D. HOLM
$252
WR-090-02250284
???MW
J. PEABODY
$252
WR-090-03250285
???TTH
M. BROEMER
$252
WR-090-04250286
???TTH
STAFF
$252
WR-090-05250287
???MW
J. DUNHAM
$252
WR-090-06250288
???TTH
M. WARREN
$252
PARAGRAPH TO ESSAY, 3 CREDITS
9-10:20AM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
10-11:20AM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
10-11:20AM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
10-11:20AM
$19.50 $12.50$284
12-1:20PM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
1-2:20PM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
4
WR-095-01250289
???TTH
A. WARREN
$252
WR-095-02250290
???MW
STAFF
$252
WR-095-03250291
???MW
STAFF
$252
WR-095-04250292
???TTH
A. WARREN
$252
WR-095-05250293
???MW
A. WARREN
$252
WR-095-06250294
???MW
P. DAVIS
$252
WR-095-07250295
???MW
P. DAVIS
$252
WR-095-30253375
???TTH
J. BLADES
$252
8:30-9:50AM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
9-10:20AM
$19.50 $12.50$284
10-11:20AM
$19.50 $12.50$284
10-11:20AM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
12-1:20PM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
1-2:20PM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
6-7:20PM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
6-7:20PM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
WR-101
COMMUNICATION SKILLS: OCCUPATIONAL WRITING,
3 CREDITS
Emphasizes paragraph development for native English speakers who
wish to enhance basic writing skills. Grammar and punctuation are
addressed in class and in a lab setting. Prerequisite: Placement in
WR-080.
Course Listing
Provides opportunities to review and expand language skills to the
point of intermediate proficiency through reading, writing, hearing
and talking about contemporary issues in US and German-speaking
countries. Second of a three-term 2nd year course.Prerequisite: Pass
GER-201 or instructor consent.
Course No.
Writing confidently and solving problems in grammar, punctuation,
and usage. Prerequisite: Pass WR-080 or placement in WR-090.
Preparatory study for transfer writing courses, with emphasis on
paragraph construction and short papers. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-090 or placement in WR-095.
At Harmony Community Campus..
Develops basic modes of technical writing, including summaries,
process analysis, instructions, and reports. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
WR-101-01250297
???MW
J. DUNHAM
$252
WR-101-02250298
???MW
J. DUNHAM
$252
8:30-9:50AM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
2-3:20PM
$19.50 $12.50 $284
Cooperative work experience. Offers variable credit to students using
Spanish on-the-job. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar.
$504
$39
$45
$588V
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Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
Course Listing
Writing, continued
WR-121
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
Introduces the academic essay: analyzing and developing a topic,
writing grammatically correct and organized essays, reading
professional writing, and applying writing techniques to a range of
academic essay styles. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in
RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
HYB
WR-121-01250299
???MW
P. DAVIS
$336
WR-121-02250301
???MW
J. BLADES
$336
WR-121-03250303
???F
E. BEAL
$336
8-9:50AM
$26 $12.50
8-9:50AM
$26 $12.50
9-10:50AM
$26 $27.50
HYB
WR-121-04250304
???MW
J. DAVIS
$336
WR-121-05250305
???TTH
L. ORMANDY
$336
WR-121-06250306
???TTH
J. WOOD
$336
WR-121-07250307
???MW
C. BURNELL
$336
10-11:50AM
$26 $12.50
10-11:50AM
$26 $12.50
10-11:50AM
$26 $12.50
11-12:20PM
$26 $27.50
WEB
WR-121-08250308
???TTH
T. DONNELLY
$336
WR-121-09250309
???TTH
M. BROEMER
$336
WR-121-10250310
???MW
A. FORESTER
$336
WR-121-11250311
???MW
M. SCHUMACHER
$336
WR-121-12250312
???TTH
E. BEAL
$336
WR-121-13250313
???TTH
T. DONNELLY
$336
WR-121-14253376
??? T. DODGE
$336
1-2:50PM
$26 $12.50
1-2:50PM
$26 $12.50
2-3:50PM
$26 $12.50
2-3:50PM
$26 $12.50
2-3:50PM
$26 $12.50
3-4:50PM
$26 $12.50
$374.50
$26
$409.50
4
WR-121-15250314
???TTH 6-9:50PM
A. PEKAL
$0
$0
$374.50 $374.50
4
WR-121-16250319
???TTH 11-12:50PM
A. PEKAL
$0
$0
$374.50 $374.50
Hybrid. Meets every Friday plus online hours. Contact: elaineb@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3581.
Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours.
Contact: carolb@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3256.
$47.50
$374.50
$374.50
$389.50
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
4
WR-121-30250302
???MW 9-10:50AM
M. SCHUMACHER
$336
$26 $12.50
$374.50
4
WR-121-31250320
???TTH 6-7:50PM
D. HOLM
$336
$26 $12.50
$374.50
WR-122
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS
HYB
WR-122-01250321
???MW
R. MURPHY
$336
WR-122-02250323
???TTH
M. WARREN
$336
WR-122-03250324
???F
L. ORMANDY
$336
8-9:50AM
$26 $12.50
8-9:50AM
$26 $12.50
9-10:50AM
$26 $27.50
$389.50
HYB
WR-122-04250325
???TTH 10-11:20AM
P. CRUMRINE
$336
$26 $27.50
$389.50
HYB
WR-122-05250326
???MW
R. MURPHY
$336
WR-122-06250327
???MW
J. DAVIS
$336
WR-122-07250328
???TTH
P. CRUMRINE
$336
WR-122-08250329
???TTH
L. ORMANDY
$336
WR-122-09250330
???MW
J. DAVIS
$336
WR-122-10250331
???M
A. FORESTER
$336
$374.50
$389.50
$374.50
$374.50
$374.50
$374.50
$374.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: trevord@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3259.
Meets: 1/6-2/5. At Wilsonville Campus.
$336
$26
$47.50
$409.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: trevord@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3259.
WEB WR-121-18250316
???
T. DODGE
$336
$26
$47.50
$409.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: trevord@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3259.
WEB WR-121-19250317
???
N. ROSEVEAR
$336
$26
$47.50
$409.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: nicolero@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6120.
WEB WR-121-20250318
???
N. ROSEVEAR
$336
$26
$47.50
88
Harmony or Wilsonville
campus, other off campus
location
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus..
Total
$374.50
$374.50
Hybrid. Meets every Friday plus online hours. Contact: leslieo@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3790.
Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday and Thursday plus online hours.
Contact: crumrine@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3976.
11-12:50PM
$26 $12.50
12-1:50PM
$26 $12.50
1-2:50PM
$26 $12.50
1-2:50PM
$26 $12.50
2-3:50PM
$26 $12.50
6-7:50PM
$26 $27.50
$389.50
$374.50
$374.50
$374.50
$374.50
$374.50
Hybrid. Meets every Monday plus online hours. Contact: amy.forester@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-6236.
$336
$26
$47.50
$409.50
WEB WR-122-12250333
???
M. BABIN
$336
$26
$47.50
$409.50
WEB WR-122-13250334
???
J. WOOD
$336
$26
$47.50
$409.50
WEB WR-122-14250335
???
J. WOOD
$336
$26
$47.50
$409.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu. Contact: moniqueb@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3567.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu. Contact: moniqueb@clackamas.
edu or 503-594-3567.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu. Contact: jrwood@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6115.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu. Contact: jrwood@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6115.
4
WR-122-15250336
???TTH 6-9:50PM
A. PEKAL
$0
$0
$374.50 $374.50
4
WR-122-16250342
???WF
A. PEKAL
$0
Meets: 2/10-3/12. At Wilsonville Campus.
At Wilsonville Campus
WEB WR-122-17250337
???
R. MURPHY
$409.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: nicolero@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6120.
✔
Crs. Fee
WEB WR-122-11250332
???
M. BABIN
At Wilsonville Campus
WEB WR-121-17250315
???
T. DODGE
Time
Fee
Major principles of argumentation and persuasion. Analyzing and
writing persuasive essays. Finding, using, and documenting sources.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite:
Pass WR-121 with a C or better.
$374.50
$374.50
Day
Tuition
TBA To be arranged: contact
Online course - see page
department first class
14.
HYB Classroom/online course see page 16.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
$336
11-12:50PM
$0
$374.50 $374.50
$26
$47.50
$409.50
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu. Contact: randym@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3777.
V
Variable credit class: total
cost reflects maximum
NEWNew class
ESPAñOL Taught in Spanish
Location code abbreviations:
See Campus Map, page 140.
Course Listing
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
Time
Fee
$336
$26
Crs. Fee
Total
$47.50
$409.50
4
WR-122-30250341
???MW 11-12:50PM
M. SCHUMACHER
$336
$26 $12.50
$374.50
4
WR-122-31253377
???MW 6-7:50PM
P. CRUMRINE
$336
$26 $12.50
$374.50
WR-123
ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 3 CREDITS
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu. Contact: nicolero@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6120.
At Harmony Community Campus.
At Harmony Community Campus..
Writing the longer academic research paper: format and style,
advanced research techniques, and organizational skills. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisites: Pass
WR-121 and WR-122.
WEB WR-123-01250343
???
S. PESZNECKER
$252
$19.50
$47.50
$319
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu. Contact: susanpz@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3799.
WR-127
SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY WRITING, 1 CREDIT
Introduces scholarship resources and the application process.
Examines and applies the concept of ‘telling the story of me,’ and
drafting, revising, and editing a complete scholarship application
essay.
WEB WR-127-01253378
???
T. DONNELLY
$84
$6.50
$47.50
$138
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: tdonnelly@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-6159.
WR-227
TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING, 4 CREDITS
Introduction to report and proposal writing, stressing organization,
form and style. Emphasis on materials gathered from professional
fields such as medicine, dentistry, government, criminal justice,
business, engineering, technology, science and public relations.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite:
Pass WR-121 with a C or better.
WR-227-01250345
???TTH
M. BROEMER
$336
WR-227-02250346
???MW
J. BLADES
$336
WEB WR-227-03250347
??? J. MCALPINE
$336
8-9:50AM
$26 $12.50
2-3:50PM
$26 $12.50
$374.50
$26
$47.50
$409.50
WEB WR-227-04250348
???
J. MCALPINE
$26
$47.50
$409.50
Course No.
Course title/credit
Section No.
Crs.Reg.
Instructor
WR-246
ADVANCED CREATIVE WRITING: EDITING AND
PUBLISHING, 4 CREDITS
Day
Tuition
Time
Fee
Crs. Fee
Total
For students with an interest in creative writing and/or literary
journal design, layout, and publication who wish to develop editing
and publishing skills. Includes the production of a literary journal.
Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite:
Pass WR-240, WR-241, WR-242, WR-243, or WR-262 or instructor
consent.
WR-246-01250351
???TTH 10-11:50AM
M. WARREN
$336
$ 26.00 $0
WR-265DIGITAL STORYTELLING, 4 CREDITS
$ 362.00
Digital Storytelling is a contemporary expression of the ancient art
of storytelling. In this class students will write and create unique
digital first person narratives using cloud-based editing tools,
photographic film images, music, and voice. Student will further
become active participants in both local and global communities of
storytellers.
WR-265-01
S. MACH
254265
MW
$336
1-2:50PM
$0
$26
Course Listing
WEB WR-122-18250338
???
N. ROSEVEAR
Day
Tuition
$362
Zoology
Z-202
GENERAL ZOOLOGY, 4 CREDITS
Z-202-01250811
???MW 10:30-11:50AM
J. BOWN
$336
$ 26.00 $50 $ 412.00
A lab course covering the maintenance of the cellular environment,
evolution of animal systems, and diversity of the less complex
invertebrate animal phyla. Recommended: Pass MTH-095 with a
C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111; pass RD-090 or
placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121.
Z-202L
Corequisite: Z-202L.
ZOOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT
Lab course for Z 202 lecture course content.
Z-202L-01250813
???W
J. BOWN
$0
12:30-3:20PM
$0
$0
$0
Z-202L-02
J. BOWN
8:30-11:20AM
$0
$0
$0
$374.50
Corequisite: Z-202.
250812 ???TH
$0
Corequisite: Z-202.
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: jeffmc@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3263.
$336
Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: jeffmc@clackamas.edu
or 503-594-3263.
WR-241
CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION, 4 CREDITS
HYB
WR-241-01250349
???S
T. DODGE
$336
WR-242
CREATIVE WRITING: POETRY, 4 CREDITS
WR-242-01250350
???MW 12-1:50PM
A. COFFEY
$336
$26
$0
Techniques of creative writing and the development of critical
appreciation of the art of writing fiction. Recommended: Pass
RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121 or instructor consent.
9-12:50PM
$26
$15
Hybrid. Meets 1/10, 2/7 & 3/7 plus online hours. Contact: trevord@
clackamas.edu or 503-594-3259.
$377
Techniques of poetry writing. Analysis of the craft of poetry in
traditional and non-traditional forms. Recommended: Pass RD-090
or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-095 or placement in
WR-121 or instructor consent.
$362
Continued
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Community Education Classes Community Education
How to register:
Please register directly through the Community Education Partner hosting
the class you would like to attend. A complete list of partners is available
on the next page. Many partners accept online registrations on their
websites. If you prefer to mail in your registration, use the form provided
below and mail it directly to the partner. Please contact the partner if
you have additional questions regarding your classes.
Multiple registrations
Community Education Registration Information
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Community Education Class Locations
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Clackamas Community College Motorcycle Training
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Clackamas Community College Community Education 93
To register with more than one community school/senior center, or to
register more than one individual per site/class, use separate photocopies
of the registration form.
Canby Community Education
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Estacada Community School
97
Refunds
Gladstone Community School
98
Community Education
Refund policies vary, contact the Community Education partner for
details.
North Clackamas Parks & Recreation
104
Oregon City Community Education Program
& Services
112
Oregon City Pioneer Community Center
116
West Linn Parks & Recreation
118
Wilsonville Parks & Recreation
121
Return your registration form & payment to the Community Education
Partner hosting the class. Contact information is on the next page.
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Community Education Classes
Community Education Partners
Canby Community Education
1130 S Ivy Street, Canby, OR 97013
Phone: 503-266-0040 FAX: 503-266-0041
• Checks payable to: Canby Community Education
• Phone/FAX registration with Mastercard or Visa
• Registration begins immediately
Estacada Community School
355 N.E. 6th Avenue, Estacada, OR 97023
Phone: 503-630-8515, ext. 2860/2878 FAX: 503-630-8699
• Checks payable to instructor
• Walk-in registration; Monday-Friday, 10 am-4:45 pm
• Charge card payments not accepted
Gladstone Community School
17789 Webster Road, Gladstone, OR 97027
Phone: 503-650-2570 or 503-655-2777 FAX: 503-655-5201
North Clackamas Parks & Recreation
7300 SE Harmony Rd, Milwaukie, OR 97222
Phone: 503-794-8080 FAX: 503-794-8085
• Online registration at ncprd.com
• Phone/fax/mail registration with credit card
• Checks payable to: N. Clackamas Parks & Rec
Eastham Community Center
1404 7th St., Oregon City, OR 97045
Phone: 503-785-8520 FAX: 503-657-2536
• Registration begins immediately
• Checks payable to: OCSD
• Online registration https://occe.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/
getcategory/program_id/2
Pioneer Community Center
(Oregon City Senior Center)
615 Fifth Street, Oregon City, OR 97045
Phone: 503-657-8287
• Checks payable to: Pioneer Community Center
West Linn Parks & Recreation
22500 Salamo Road, 1100, West Linn, OR 97068
Phone: 503-557-4700 FAX: 503-656-4106
• Register online at http://westlinnoregon.gov/parksrec
• Fax or mail registrations with check or charge card
• Telephone registrations can be done with charge card
once your account is set up online
• Checks made payable to City of West Linn
Wilsonville Parks & Recreation
7965 SW Wilsonville Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070
503-682-3727
• Register in person or online at WilsonvilleParksandRec.com
• Checks payable to: City of Wilsonville
Community Education
• Registration begins immediately
• Phone/fax/mail registration with Mastercard or Visa
• Checks payable to: Gladstone Community School
• Confirmation on request only
Oregon City Community Education Program
and Services
*Senior Discount
Seniors 62 years of age or older qualify for discounted tuition for
many Community Education classes. Proof of age is required.
Community Education Needs You!
Clackamas Community College and the
Community School partners are seeking parttime instructors for the Community Education
program. If you have the ability and desire
to provide a learning experience for seniors,
adults and/or youths in your community, your
talents are needed. Fill out an interest form at
Clackamas.edu/CommunityEducation/
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Community Education Classes Community Education
Community Education Locations
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Ackerman School
350 SE 13th, Canby
Aikido Northwest
16029 SE McLoughlin, Bldg B, Milwaukie
Better Body Fitness NW
1610 S Red Soils Ct, Oregon City
Blue Comm Bldg (Clackamas Heights)
13900 Gain Street, Oregon City
Broken Arrow Archery
2044 SE Adams St, Milwaukie
Canby High School
721 SW Fourth St, Canby
Canby Swim Center
1150 S. Ivy, Canby
Clackamas River Elementary
301 NE 2nd, Estacada
Clackamas River Racquet Club
790 82nd Dr, Gladstone
Club Fit
365 S Redwood Ave, Canby
Complete Health Chiropractic Center
365 Warner Milne Rd #105, Oregon City
Eagle Creek School
30391 SE Hwy 211, Eagle Creek
Eastham Community Center
1404 7th St, Oregon City
East Side Athletic Club, Clackamas
9100 SE Sunnyside Rd
East Side Athletic Club, Milwaukie
4606 SE Boardman Ave
Estacada Community Center
200 SW Club House Dr, Estacada
Estacada High School
355 NE 6th, Estacada
Estacada Junior High School
350 NE 6th, Estacada
Footwork Dance Studio
16660 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Milwaukie
Forte Floral Artistry
1502 Washington St, Oregon City
Gilman Park Assisted Living
2205 Gilman Dr, Oregon City
Gladstone High School
18800 Portland Ave, Gladstone
Gladstone Senior Center
1050 Portland Ave, Gladstone
Grand Finale’ Dance Studio
875 Portland Ave, Gladstone
Harmony Rd Music Center
17300 SE 82nd Dr, Clackamas
Highland Stables
16723 S Williams Rd, Beavercreek
Hood View Park
16223 SE Stadium Way, Happy Valley
King Elementary School
995 South End Rd, Oregon City
Kraxberger Middle School
17777 Webster Rd, Gladstone
Lee Elementary
1110 S Ivy, Canby
Milwaukie Center
5440 SE Kellogg Creek Dr, Milwaukie
Miramont Pointe
11520 SE Sunnyside Rd, Clackamas
North Clackamas Aquatic Park
7300 SE Harmony Rd, Milwaukie
Oak Grove Community Center
14496 SE Cedar, Milwaukie
One Taekwondo Academy
5656 Hood St, #111, West Linn
Oregon City High School
19761 S Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City
Oregon City Pioneer Community Center
615 Fifth St, Oregon City
Oregon Institute of Technology
7726 SE Harmony Rd, Milwaukie
Play Boutique
332 First St, Lake Oswego
Tan Comm Bldg (Oregon City View
Manor)
200 S Longview Way, Oregon City
River Mill Elementary
850 NE Broadway, Estacada
Rose Villa
13505 SE River Rd, Milwaukie
Rosemont Ridge Middle School
20001 Salamo Rd, West Linn
St Patrick’s Church
498 NW 9th Ave, Canby
Stafford Primary School
19875 SW Stafford Rd, West Linn
Sunset Fire Hall
2215 Long St, West Linn
The Fitness Studio
181 North Grant St #106, Canby
Total Body Pilates
655 SW 2nd Ave, Canby
Trost Elementary
800 S Redwood St, Canby
Two Rivers Church
16083 SE McLoughlin, Gladstone
West Linn High School
5464 West A St, West Linn
West Linn Adult Community Center
1180 Rosemont Rd, West Linn
Wetten Gym
255 E Gloucester, Gladstone
Willamette Primary School
1403 12th St, West Linn
Willamette View
12705 SE River Rd, Milwaukie
Wichita Community Center
6031 SE King Rd, Milwaukie
Wilsonville Community Center
7965 SW Wilsonville Rd, Wilsonville
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
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Instructor
Room
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Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
MIRAMONT POINTE
11520 SE Sunnyside Rd, Clackamas
503-698-1600
MO T O R C Y C L E T R A I N I N G
Clackamas Community College motorcycle courses are offered in
cooperation with TEAM OREGON, a nationally recognized leader
in motorcycle rider safety and skills training. You can learn to ride,
earn your motorcycle endorsement or take your skills to the next
level. The course instructor and coaching will help you to ride safer,
smarter and more skillfully. Please pre-register at team-oregon.org or
call 800-545-9944 for more information. If you need to reschedule
your course or cancel, you must contact TEAM OREGON at 800-5459944 at least three days before the course begins to be eligible for a
refund. Students who arrive late or leave early lose their reservation
and payment.
RDR-4BASIC RIDER TRAINING
Basic Rider Training (BRT) is a 15-hour course for novice riders to
build fundamental street-riding skills and strategies. The course
takes place over three days and provides seven hours of classroom
instruction and eight hours of range (on-cycle) instruction. Training
motorcycles and helmets are provided. For individuals with no
riding experience, BRT is the recommended course. This course
meets Oregon’s mandatory training requirements for riders who
want to earn a motorcycle endorsement. Age 16-adult
HWL-1-02
OREGON HISTORY
1:30-2:30pm
F
APA-1-01
WATERCOLOR WITH MELISSA
1-2:30PM
T
Look through history at the beginning of Clackamas County. We
will discuss local geology, geography, Native Americans, missionaries
and fur trappers. Each session will include handouts and an
opportunity for question and answer. Program Fee $15.
1/9 10$50
Tompkins
1/1310 $38Gannon
1:30-3pm
T
PED-4-07
CARDIO EXERCISE W/ HANDCHIMES
TBD
TBD TBD 1 $169
PED-4-05
SENIOR YOGA
RDR-3
RIDER SKILLS PRACTICE
3:30-4:30pm
TTH 1/6 11 $110Adams
PED-4-04
FUNCTIONAL FITNESS
INTERMEDIATE RIDER TRAINING
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Rider Skills Practice (RSP) is a half-day course for licensed riders to
sharpen cornering, braking, emergency maneuvering and vehicle
control skills. Whether you’ve been riding one year or twenty,
RSP will take your skills and awareness to the next level. RSP is
recommended for all experienced riders but does not meet state
training requirements to earn a motorcycle endorsement.
A memoir is not an autobiography. Rather it is a record of a person’s
perspective about a specific moment in their life. The meeting
between a past-self and a present-self creates a dynamic story. It can
be an incredible journey. Program fee $40.
1/6 10$75Arnold
CLRM
Musical, chair centered, upper body exercise through music class.
Lift, ring handchimes in rhythmic, dynamic motions. Increase
upper body strength, agility, coordination. Learn musical skills.
Make music. Program fee $25.
10:30am-12pm TH 1/8 10$75Hodder
CLRM
This is a very gentle class using a chair for support. This class begins
with basic deep breathing and relaxation in the chair or on the
floor followed by gentle stretches. Focusing on balance and strength
for older adults this class offers a very gentle approach to gain
confidence and support. Program fee $35.
CLRM
C o m m u nity E d u c a ti o n
FUNctional fitness is using fun ways to improve your body’s ability
to function better on a daily basis. Activities used improve core
strength, balance, cognition, reactive reflex, stretching and muscle
strength. All activities used are gentle and can be modified to
individual needs. Be prepared to try new things and bring a good
sense of humor! Program fee $20.
Call 503-594-0627 for registration information.
11am-12pmMW 1/5 11 $110Hall
GILMAN PARK ASSISTED LIVING
2205 Gilman Dr, Oregon City
503-657-5700
HWL-1-04GENEALOGY
TBD
CCC
HWL-1-01
TBD TBD1 $99
TBD
TBD
OREGON HISTORY
TH 1/8 10$50
CLRM
WILLAMETTE VIEW
12705 SE River Rd, Milwaukie
We will continue our discussion about Oregon City. This term’s
topics will include Oregon City as the state capital, the presence of
the military and the new business and industry market. Each session
will include handouts and an opportunity for question and answer.
1-2pm
Community Education
Intermediate Rider Training (IRT) is an eight-hour course for riders
who already know how to get underway, turn, shift and stop a
motorcycle or scooter. This one-day course builds fundamental
street-riding skills and strategies. Training motorcycles and helmets
are provided. For riders with limited riding experience or those who
haven’t ridden in some time, IRT is the recommended course. This
course meets Oregon’s mandatory training requirements for riders
21 or older who want to earn a motorcycle endorsement.
TBD TBD 1 $199
CLRM
ROSE VILLA
13505 SE River Rd, Milwaukie
503-654-3171
WRITING YOUR MEMOIRS
RDR-4
CLRM
Explore the exciting & challenging medium of transparent
watercolor! Learn to mix colors, the basics of composition, elements
of perspective, and drawing. Supply list upon registering. All levels.
This class meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month beginning
January 13. Program Fee $15.
HWL-1-03
TBD
Room
Tompkins
CLRM
Come join us and learn to successfully research your family in a
simple, step-by-step method. Learn how to begin a family history
project, how to organize your records and materials, and learn the
skills to continue your project on your own! Program fee $30.
9:30-11:30am
W
PED-4-08
CARDIO EXERCISE W/ HANDCHIMES
1/7 10 $100
Baird
12:30-2pm
TH 1/8 10$75Hodder
CLRM
Musical, chair centered, upper body exercise through music class.
Lift, ring handchimes in rhythmic, dynamic motions. Increase
upper body strength, agility, coordination. Learn musical skills.
Make music. Program fee $30.
CLRM
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Registration form on page 90.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
PED-4-11
GENTLE YOGA
Room
Join us for a gentle yoga course designed specifically for seniors.
Safely practice poses to work on balance, increase flexibility and
strength, ease stiff joints, and aid in relaxation of the body and
mind. Anyone can discover the benefits of yoga in our supportive
and competition-free environment with plenty of modifications
for beginners. The class focuses on breathing, stretching on the
mat, strengthening standing poses, gentle movement, and deep
relaxation. Dress comfortably and bring a towel or blanket. Program
fee $40.
10:45-11:45amMWF1/9 10 $140Higgins
CLRM
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Canby
C o m m u nity E DU C A T I O N
Registration form for Community Education classes on page 90.
For class locations, see page 92.
Phone: 503-266-0040
Art/Crafts
PHOTOGRAPHY: BASIC
High energy, low impact workout uses a wide range of muscles. Hot
tub to relax in after class. Swim skills not necessary. Age 62 and
older: $55.
This class is an overview of how modern digital & film cameras
function. This class is the first 2-hours of the Advanced Photography
class. Bring camera and manual. Instructor’s website: www.
oregonphotosafaris.com. Age 16-Adult. Canby High School
7:15-8:15pmMW 1/5 11 $110
9-11am
S
APA-2-101
PHOTOGRAPHY: ADVANCED
9am-4pm
S
APA-2-102
PHOTOGRAPHY: COMPOSITION
9am-12pm
SU
APA-2-103
PHOTOGRAPHY: ADV. LIGHTING
1-4pm
SU
APA-2-104
WATERCOLOR WITH JUDE WELTER
WATER AEROBICS
Stanton
POOL
Seasoned Adult Enrichment
The Seasoned Adult Enrichment Programs are designed and
administrated by its participants. Individual classes $3.00, per term
$15.00 and $30.00 for the full year. For more information or to
request a brochure please call 503-594-0620.
SAEP-3
DOWNSIZING DEFINED
Downsizing to an apartment or residential facility can
be overwhelming. Karen Wacklow will present tips and
recommendations to navigate the process.
9:30-11:30am
W
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SAEP-3
A VISION COMES TO REALITY
9:30-11:30am
W
SAEP-3
GLADSTONE’S FAMOUS PAST
9:30-11:30am
W
SAEP-3
PASSPORT TO EUROPE
WacklowOIT191
Coral Egnew, TriMet’s Senior Community Affairs Representative, will
walk us through the history of the Milwaukie Light Rail System and
how it came to fruition.
1/211
EgnewOIT191
Peek into the exciting history of Gladstone and the famous figures
who made impressions in our community.
1/281HueyOIT191
World Traveler, Gary Clay, will take us through his journeys in
Salzburg, Budapest, Prague and Croatia.
9:30-11:30am W 2/41
SAEP-3
ClayOIT191
SLAVERY IN THE NORTHWEST
Author Phillip Margolin, will discuss his latest thriller, “Worthy
Brown’s Daughter” and the politics of Oregon in the 1800’s
9:30-11:30am
W
SAEP-3
FIELDTRIP TO THE COLUMBIA GORGE MODEL
RAILROAD CLUB
2/111
WacklowOIT191
Join us for a trip to the Columbia Gorge Model Railroad Club in
North Portland. We will tour the facility and admire a miniature
detail of the Portland to Hood River route in the 1950’s.
9:30-11:30am
W
SAEP-3
THE SCIENCE OF PAINT
2/181
WatkinsOFFSITE
The Miller Paint Company will take us through the history of their
business and products. Join us to learn everything you ever needed
to know about paint!
9:30-11:30am
W
SAEP-3
CCC THEATRE PRODUCTION
2/251
SawyerOIT191
Come see the CCC Theater production, Sunday 3/1 and 3/8 at
2:30pm. Call 503-594-3153 or visit our department website at
www.clackamas.edu/theatre for further information or call Kelly at
503-594-3153. Seats are assigned. Ticket prices: Adults $12, students
and youth $10, seniors 62+ $8. Neimeyer Center
2:30-4:30pmSU
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1/311 $35Guvenir
6
You’ll be an ‘advanced’ photographer after this class. Learn
everything you need to know to be in complete control of your
photography and create the images you want. Class is open to
photographers of all levels with any camera. Bring camera and
manual. Instructor’s website: www.oregonphotosafaris.com. Age:
16-Adult. Canby High School
1/311 $100Guvenir
6
Great images require great composition! Learn how to craft amazing
professional quality images utilizing composition techniques that
will transform your images into award winning works of art. Stop
taking snapshots and start making art! Advanced Photography is
a pre-req. Instructor’s website: www.oregonphotosafaris.com. Age:
16-Adult. Canby High School
2/1 1 $100Guvenir
6
Light is the only element that is always required to create
photographic images. It’s the most important part of proper
exposure, composition and story-telling. Advanced Photography is a
pre-req. Age: 16-Adult. Canby High School
2/1 1 $100Guvenir
6
Step-by-step demos to complete the basic concepts of this exciting
medium. All levels welcome; more advanced painters are given
further challenges for their paintings. Beginners will be given
material list at first class with explanation of supplies. It’s not
required to take the first set of classes in order to take the second set
of classes. Age: 18-Adult. St. Patrick’s Church
10am-12:30pm T
10am-12:30pm T
1/206 $96
3/36 $96
Welter
Welter
APA-2-105
INDEPENDENT STUDY WITH JUDE
1-3:30pm
1-3:30pm
T
T
APA-2-106
YOUTH SEWING WORKSHOP
CLRM
CLRM
Jude will do a small demo for watercolorists to follow, while helping
those who wish to work on independent projects in watercolor or
acrylic. This class does not include oils or pencil sketching, although
thumbnail drawing in preparation for painting will be stressed.
Bring supplies if you have painted in watercolors before. Canvas
painters please bring your supplies with an idea in mind, or a canvas
in progress. It’s not required to take the first set of classes in order to
take the second set of classes. Age: 18-Adult. St. Patrick’s Church
1/206 $96
3/36 $96
Welter
Welter
CLRM
CLRM
Learn the basics of how to sew (cut out patterns, use the sewing
machine, sew straight lines) and sew a pin cushion, pillow case and
tote bag. Boys and girls from 10-17 years of age are encouraged to
sign up for this class. Emphasis is on developing a positive attitude
towards sewing. Students must bring a sewing machine to class. You
must be able to thread your machine and wind a bobbin properly.
Upon registration, you will be contacted about a supply list. Please
provide email when registering. Class dates are Feb. 2, 4, 9 & 11.
Age: 10-17. Ackerman School
5-7pmMW2/22 $75
94
Room
APA-2-100
PED-4-12
Community Education
Course No.
Time
Bishop
CAFE
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Computers
DPS-4-100
ATA-2-103
PHOTOSHOP FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Learn the key elements to unlocking Photoshop. This isn’t a class
to learn a few tricks, learn the tools that unlock the full potential of
Photoshop. This course will teach you how to make perfect prints
on your own. You must bring your own laptop with any version of
Adobe Photoshop or Elements. Adv. Photography is a pre-requisite.
Instructor’s website: www.oregonphotosafaris.com. Age: 16-Adult.
Canby High School
9am-4pm
S
2/211 $100Guvenir
704
Dance/Theater
ATA-2-100
COUNTRY LINE DANCE
Line dancing is a fun way to dance without the need of a partner.
Learn the latest dance steps and some traditional ones, too. Exercise
your body and mind by dancing to lively, upbeat music! No class
2/16. Age: 14-Adult. Trost Elementary
6:00-7:00pmM
7:00-8:00pmM
ATA-2-101
1/268 $45
1/268 $45
Schmaltz
Schmaltz
CAFE
CAFÉ
PARTNER COUNTRY DANCE
8:00-9:00pmM
1/268 $60
Schmaltz
CAFÉ
Driver Education
DRIVER EDUCATION
TTH 1/208 $289
DRS-4-101
AARP SMART DRIVER
Stroup
S
1/311
1
1
Music
ATA-2-100
7:30-8:30pmM
1/128 $80
Rector
28
Exercise/Fitness
CLUB FIT
Whether you’re looking for general fitness or a competitive
advantage, Club Fit provides exceptional value. We have
memberships and programs for every budget and need. Stop by
any time for a tour and FREE week. Club Fit, 365 S. Redwood Street,
Canby.
PED-4-100
CORE-FIT MAX EFFORT
5:15-6:15am
5:15-6:15am
5:15-6:15am
2 days/wk
3 days/wk
4 days/wk
PED-4-103
CORPORATE (NOON) WORKOUT
Core-Fit Max Effort will consist of plyometrics, Olympic lifts,
kettlebells, dumbbells, HIIT, speed and agility, metabolic
conditioning, scaled pace running, TRX and just about everything
that improves athletic performance and functional movement.
Core-Fit Max aids individuals on obstacle racing, adventure runs,
triathlons, strength events and short distance racing. Class meets
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Age: 18-Adult. Club Fit
1/5 12
1/5 12
1/5 12
$129 Raines
$169 Raines
$189 Raines
CFIT
CFIT
CFIT
MOUNTAIN DULCIMER
Learn to play this easy 3-stringed instrument. We’ll learn melody,
chords and reading tablature, playing old time tunes and some
gospel. No musical background is necessary and beginners are
welcome. Rentals are available for $15 for the term. Ages 16-Adult.
Ackerman School
CFIT
TOTAL BODY PILATES
Total Body Pilates specializes in STOTT Pilates training and exercise
along with group cardio classes. Well trained and helpful staff would
be happy to assist you with developing the perfect workout routine
suited to fit your schedule, price range and goals. 655 SW 2nd Ave.,
Canby.
PED-4-104
Fisher
GUITAR ENSEMBLE
Group will play together several styles of music. All skill levels
are welcome, difficulty of parts will vary. Electric, acoustic or bass
guitars are welcome. Free if enrolled in Beginning Guitar during the
same term. Bring your electric or acoustic guitar. No class 1/19 &
2/16. Ages 12-Adult. Ackerman School
12-1pmMW 1/5 12 $149McArthur
Driver training program designed for senior drivers, although any
student may enroll. Developed by AARP and approved by Dept of
Motor Vehicles. Fee: $20; $15 with AARP card paid to instructor.
Canby High School
9am-4pm
Room
Designed for the busy individual who has limited time during the
day. Circuit training using weight equipment, drills and more.
See how this class can reshape your idea of exercise. Beginning to
advanced levels. Age: 18-Adult. Club Fit
Because this course satisfies state requirements of 30 hours
classroom and 12 hours of in-car instruction, attendance at all
sessions is mandatory. First class includes a segment for a student/
parent orientation; call 503-266-0040 for detailed information.
Free/reduced lunch eligible students can receive a $75 discount on
tuition. Additional tuition if student has a license, obtains a license
before completing the Driver’s Ed program or is 18+ years of age.
Age: 15-20. Canby High School
7-9pm
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
PILATES MAT CLASS: INTER
Class conducted on the floor with mats. Covers more exercise
variations at a faster pace. Come in comfortable clothing. Class size
is limited to ensure all students are doing exercises effectively. Bring
your own mat. Age: 18-Adult. Total Body Pilates
9-10amM
9-10am
TH
9-10am
S
1/5 13 $130
1/8 12 $120
1/1012 $120
Staehely
Staehely
Staehely
CLRM
CLRM
CLRM
PED-4-107PiYO
PiYo is an athletic blend of yoga, stretching, and toning moves done
to music. The class incorporates cardio with stretching to create a
balanced and overall difficult workout. Bring a mat. Age: 18-Adult.
Total Body Pilates
ATA-2-101UKULELE
7:45-8:45pm
7:45-8:45pm
7-7:50pm
Turbokick is a combination of intense kickboxing moves as well
as dance moves all perfectly choreographed to high energy and
motivating music. No previous kickboxing experience needed. Age:
18-Adult. Total Body Pilates
6-6:50pm
T
2/36 $54
Smith
28
Learn to play this easy, happy instrument for fun with friends!
Learn a variety of songs in different genres and different tunings.
Be prepared to sing your heart out, too! Must have own ukulele; no
rentals are available. Ages 16-Adult. Ackerman School
T
2/36 $54
Smith
28
ATA-2-102BEGINNING GUITAR
Students will learn the basics of guitar including chords, strumming,
picking and basic songs. Designed for entry level and beginning
students. Bring your electric or acoustic guitar.
No class 1/19 & 2/16. Ages 12-Adult. Ackerman School
6:30-7:30pmM
1/128 $80
Rector
28
Community Education
Learn country swing dance as well as the partner dances such as
the Traveling Cha-Cha, Horseshoe Shuffle, Schottishche and more.
Designed for beginners; partners only. Tuition is per couple. No class
2/16. Age: 14-Adult. Trost Elementary
DRE-4-100
Course No.
Time
T
TH
1/6
1/8
13 $78 $78 Wakefield
Wakefield
TOTAL
TOTAL
PED-4-108TURBOKICK
6:45-7:45pmM
1/5 13$78Meredith
TOTAL
PED-4-110ZUMBA
Zumba is a combination of Latin dance and other forms of dance
fitness. It’s easy to catch on and always a blast! Age: 18-Adult. Total
Body Pilates
6:45-7:45pm
6:45-7:45pm
T
1/6 13$78
TH 1/8 12$72
Brito
Brito
TOTAL
TOTAL
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Canby Community Education
Course No.
Time
Registration form on page 90.
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
THE FITNESS STUDIO
We believe in functional training – training to thrive in the real
world. Regardless of your activity level, functional training is the
best approach to staying active for life. ACE and ADAPT Certified
Personal Trainer, Annette Vaughan specializes in adapting workouts
for those with limitations due to injury, surgery, or muscular
imbalances. Contact instructor for per class rates and packages if
you cannot attend for an entire session. See website for periodic
updates to class schedule (http://thefitnessstudio.webs.com) Email:
TheFitnessStudio@canby.com
PED-4-112
INNOVATIVE FITNESS
Community Education
No workout is the same! No canned classes, choreography or oldschool aerobics here. Expect the unexpected with a new take on
stairs, TRX suspension training, weights, medicine balls, body
weight exercises, obstacles, balance beams, BOSU balls and more.
With variety from circuits to high intensity intervals and even
some range of motion days, classes will ensure you are training in
all directions to keep your body moving and functioning properly
while building strength and endurance. Age: 18-Adult. The Fitness
Studio
5:40-6:30amMWF1/5
5:40-6:30amMWF2/2
5:40-6:30amMWF 3/2
6-6:50pmMWTH1/5
6-6:50pmMWTH2/2
6-6:50pmMWTH3/2
PED-4-118
4
4
4
4
4
4
$99
$99
$99 $99
$99
$99 Vaughan
Vaughan
Vaughan
Vaughan
Vaughan
Vaughan
TFS
TFS
TFS
TFS
TFS
TFS
INTRO TO STRENGTH & CARDIO
Whether you are a beginning exerciser, wanting to get back into
shape, or just needing to add some structure and/or focus to your
current activities, this class is for you! Class focuses on building
strength with a mix of cardio to prevent muscle and bone loss,
improve strength and function, and promote weight loss. Age:
18-Adult. The Fitness Studio
5-5:50pmMW1/54 $72
5-5:50pmMW2/24 $72
5-5:50pmMW3/24 $72
Vaughan
Vaughan
Vaughan
Course No.
Time
PED-2-128
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
KEMPO-SELF DEFENSE
Kempo is an art form introduced into the United States from Japan
and involves the study of highly effective self-defense/martial arts
& Yoga. It is grounded in philosophy that teaches students to seek
non-violent resolutions to conflict. No class 1/19 & 2/16. Age:
14-Adult. Canby High School
5-6pmMW 1/5 10 $100
SolesGYM
PED-2-129KINDER KEMPO
Focus on discipline, self-defense & self-control. Instructor is an
SKSK certified black belt. Learn basic movements & forms. Uniforms
required; details at first class. Age: 4-6. Lee Elementary
4-4:30pm
TH
1/228 $50
SolesGYM
PED-2-130KIDS KEMPO
Focus on discipline, self-defense & self-control. Instructor is an
SKSK certified black belt. Learn basic movements & forms. Uniforms
required; details at first class. Age: 7-10. Lee Elementary
5-5:45pm
TH
1/228 $60
SolesGYM
PED-2-131TAEKWON-DO
Learn this disciplined martial art, using empty hands & bare feet in
self-defense. Uniform is suggested/available through instructor. Age:
7-Adult. Ackerman School
6-8pm
TTH 1/6 11$90Matie
PED-2-132
TAEKWON-DO FOR KIDS
5-5:45pm
TTH 1/6 11$50Matie
CAFÉ
For all 5-6 year old boys and girls! Come try a special beginning
class in Taekwon-Do. Uniforms available from instructor but not
required. Age: 5-6. Ackerman School
CAFÉ
PED-2-133VOLLEYBALL, REC
It’s a great workout and opportunity to play the game. Drop-in fee
$3 per night. Cancellation notices on CCE office message (503) 2660040. Age: 18-Adult. Ackerman School
TFS
TFS
TFS
CANBY SWIM CENTER
Canby Swim Center is the fun and healthy place to go! In addition
to recreational swim times, there are numerous programs such as
water exercise classes and adult/senior activities. Canby Swim Center
is located at 1150 S. Ivy Street, Canby. Phone: 503-266-2761.
8-10pm
W
1/7 11$3
SablanGYM
PED-4-127BEGINNER YOGA
Using balance, traditional poses, & good breathing, students will
learn to relax & stretch. Dress for comfort/bring blanket or mat.
Instructor is a certified yoga instructor RYT-200. No class 1/19 &
2/16. Age: 16-Adult. Ackerman School
6:00-7:15pmM
1/5
9
$99DahlAC LIBRARY
PED-4-128
YOGA: ADV. BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE
Fitness is enhanced and those endorphins kick in when swimming!
Call 503-266-0040 for rates & fees. Age: Adult. Canby Swim Center
Using balance, traditional poses, & good breathing, students will
learn to relax & stretch. Dress for comfort/bring blanket or mat. Age:
16-Adult. Ackerman School
7-8amM-F 1/5 13
5:30-7pm
TH
PED-4-130
FEARING YOGA
Ackerman School
5:30-7pm
West Linn Studio
T
6-7:30pm
9-10:30am
W
S
PED-4-124
PED-4-125
ADULT/SENIOR SWIM
Staff
POOL
WATER EXERCISE
This fun aquatic exercise class will enhance your flexibility
& muscular strength with aerobic conditioning & muscle
strengthening. Call 503-266-2761 for rates. Canby Swim Center
8-9amMWF1/5 13
7-8pm
TTH 1/6 13
Staff
Staff
POOL
POOL
PED-2-127BASKETBALL, REC
It’s a great workout and opportunity to play the game. Drop-in fee
$3 per night. Cancellation notices on CCE office message (503) 2660040. Age: 18-Adult. Ackerman School
8-10pm
T
1/6 11$3
StaffGYM
1/8
11 $132DahlAC LIBRARY
Steve has studied in the Ashtanga style of yoga, has earned a Master
of Arts Degree in Teaching, a Bachelor’s in Communication and is
certified through Marylhurst University in Conflict Resolution and
Meditation. Steve’s teaching focuses on breathing, concentration,
endurance, strength, balance and relaxation. The intention is to
bring yoga into daily living. His classes are designed for beginning
and intermediate students. Dress for comfort and bring a yoga mat
and possibly blanket, block, strap. (Seniors & returning CCE Yoga
students: $110)
1/6
11 $121
FearingAC LIBRARY
Drop-in rate: $12 per class; 4 classes for $50; 10 classes for $80; 14
classes for $98
96
1/7 11
1/1011
Fearing
Fearing
STUDIO
STUDIO
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
UNDERSTANDING RETIREMENT, SOCIAL SECURITY
AND MEDICARE
As baby boomers become Social Security and Medicare age, most do
not know the penalties for not applying on time and how Medicare
supplements and Part D drug programs work. This class will explain
the history and organization of social security and Medicare. How
to determine and claim benefits, and how to fit these into your
overall retirement plan. Tuition is for 2 family members. Age: 59+
Ackerman School
6-9pm
TH
2/191 $25
Blythe
11
Health/Well-Being/Safety
HLT-2-100
MEDIC FIRST AID & CPR
Medic First Aid training teaches appropriate emergency skills. Adult
CPR, AED & First Aid. Receive 2 yr. CPR/First Aid card in OSHA
compliant course. Age: 14-Adult. Ackerman School
6-9pm
T
2/31 $55Hazapis
HLT-2-101
CHILD/INFANT CPR
11
For individuals who require or desire CPR, AED including (but not
limited to) child care workers, school bus drivers, teachers, parents
and babysitters. Receive 2 yr. CPR card in OSHA compliant course.
Age: 14-Adult. Ackerman School
T
3/31 $45Hazapis
HLT-2-102
ADULT CPR, PEDIATRIC CARE, AED & FIRST AID
6-9:30pm
T
11
Be trained on it all! Receive 2 yr. CPR/First Aid card in OSHA
compliant course. Age: 14-Adult. Ackerman School
2/241 $90Hazapis
11
HLT-2-103BABYSITTING SAFETY
The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program covers child safety
and basic care techniques for infants and children. CABS stresses the
priority to keep you and the children you care for safe. Babysitting is
not just “watching” children, but being responsible for their safety
and well being. Program content from Health & Safety Institute.
Certification card issued upon successful completion of course. Bring
a snack! Age: 11-15. Ackerman School
9am-1pm
S
1/311 $65HazapisAC
Sports/Outdoor Activities
NW Discoveries
Enjoyable outdoor activities with experienced guide/instructor Ken
Barker. NW Discoveries provides all equipment needed to have an
enjoyable experience. Classes go rain or shine. Youth 11 years &
older can register with adult. Visit website: www.nwdiscoveries.com
OUT-2-100
1/18 1
$69
SU
OUT-2-101
CROSS COUNTRY SKI LESSON/TOUR
BarkerMt. Hood
For beginners and intermediates! Our destination will be Mt. Hood.
We will take advantage of Mt. Hood’s weather patterns and either
ski on the west side or east side depending on the best conditions. A
stop will be made en route to rent ski equipment, cost not included,
usually under $12. Class details listed at http://www.nwdiscoveries.
com Ages 11-Adult
8:25am-5:20pm
S
1/24 1
$62
C o m m u nity S c h o o l
Registration form for Community Education classes on page 90.
For class locations, see page 92.
Phone: 503-630-8515, ext 2860/2878
Arts/Crafts
APA-2-200CERAMICS-ADULT
Basic hand building techniques (coil, slab, pinch) will enable you
to create functional and/or decorative pieces for use in your home
or garden. Supplies may be purchased from the instructor. Estacada
High School
5:30-8:30pm
T
BarkerMt. Hood
1/66 $85GriswoldART
APA-2-201CERAMICS-CHILDREN
Same technique as taught in Adult Ceramics, but geared towards
children. $10 material fee paid to instructor. Class size limited. Preregistration encouraged. Estacada High School
3:30-5:30pm
T
1/66 $85GriswoldART
Exercise/Fitness
PED-4-205LOW IMPACT EXERCISE
This is a moderate-impact aerobics class that encourages you to
work at your own fitness level. Warm-up, aerobic portion (20 min),
strength & floor work all included. Clackamas River Elementary
5-6pm
TWTH1/6 11 $30HackerottGYM
Health/Well-Being/Safety
HLT-2-202
FIRST AID/CPR & AED
8am-4:30pm
S
Medic First Aid training teaches appropriate emergency response
skills Adult/Child/Infant CPR & First Aid, AED, bloodborne
pathogens. Two year CPR/First aid card in OSHA compliant course.
Estacada High School. Please call 503-630-8515 ext 2878 if you have
questions.
2/211 $80/$40
Staff
LIBRARY
Sports/Outdoor Activities
OUT-2-200
MARTIAL ARTS & SELF DEFENSE
Open 1st Grade Students & up. Beginners learn self-defense,
discipline, & methods of exercise to enhance physical fitness &
stress relief through the combined traditional styles of Okinawan
Karate, Torite-Jutsu, Sombo, Grappling and Stick Defense. Eagle
Creek School
7-8 pmM
SNOWSHOE LESSON/TOUR
For beginners and intermediates! We will take advantage of Mt.
Hood’s weather patterns and either snowshoe on the west side or
east side depending on the best conditions. The guide/instructor
will be with you at all times to ensure your safety and satisfaction.
Trips will usually be between 2-6 miles and less than 750-ft elevation
gain/loss. Midweek trips are usually shorter and slower paced. Cost
includes transportation show shoes and guide. Bring waterproof
hiking boots and proper equipment. Class details listed at http://
www.nwdiscoveries.com Ages 11-Adult
8:25am-5:05pm
Room
Community Education
6-9pm
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Estacada
Financial/Retirement Planning
BUS-2-100
Course No.
Time
OUT-2-201
1/5
11 $35KeyesGYM
MARTIAL ARTS & SELF DEFENSE
This class will cover more advanced techniques. We will continue
to build self-defense skills, discipline skills and exercises to enhance
your physical fitness and mental character. Questions call 503-7093098. Eagle Creek School
8-9pmM
OUT-2-204
1/5 11$35KeyesGYM
ADVANCED ADULT VOLLEYBALL
Fast paced competitive volleyball. Must know rules and have
experience in passing, setting, and hitting; and have knowledge of
defensive & offensive positions. River Mill School Gym.
6:30-10pmMF 1/5 11$10
OUT-2-205
TAEKWONDO FOR ALL AGES
4-5:30 pm
W
SimmonsGYM
Master Jaiwhan Woo, a two-time Korean world champion,
brought the traditional Korean art of Taekwondo to the Clackamas
community over 30 years ago. Woo’s Taekwondo continues to
present a real world approach to modern day combat. Taught by
1st degree black belt David Beasley. Sparring optional, protective
equipment provided by instructor. Questions call or txt (971)3039853. Ask about family rates.
1/7
11 $50
Beasley
CAFETERIA
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Gladstone Community School
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Registration form on page 90.
Room
Gladstone
ART/CRAFTS
ACRYLICS / OILS WITH SHIRLEE
Become an Artist in a fun class w/choice of oils or acrylics. Beginners
learn fundamentals, brush techniques, shading, composition, color
mixing. No exp. req. Experienced artists, paint from photos, see
demo’s with experimental techniques, create texture, depth w/
mixed media. Supply list. ($66 age 62+) Gladstone Senior Center
TH 1/8 10$82
APA-2-301
ACRYLICS WITH MELISSA
Lind
CLRM
Community Education
Explore acrylic medium using washes, texturing, impasto
techniques. Class will include painting landscapes, water, flowers,
buildings. Bring imagination and be prepared to use COLOR! Supply
list. ($66 age 62+) Gladstone High School
6-8:30pm
W
APA-2-302
ADVENTURES IN PASTELS
1/148 $82Gannon
CLRM
Use your pastels to portray vibrant landscapes, water, still life. Class
will cover drawing, composition, color layering. Supply list. ($66 age
62+) Gladstone Senior Center
2-4:30pm
TH
APA-2-303
ART EXPLOSION AGE 5+
1/158 $82Gannon
CLRM
It may be messy, it may be squishy, it will be GREAT! Come get
your hands dirty and create! Held at Two Rivers Church, 16083 SE
McLoughlin.
1-3pm
S
2/281 $25
APA-2-304
CARDMAKING FOR WINTER 1
Johnson
CLRM
Create beautiful all-occasion cards to send a friend or tuck in with
a gift. You will make 8 cards with envelopes, 2 each of 4 different
designs. From beginner to advanced, learn fun techniques that result
in WOW results! ($13+lab age 62+). Gladstone High School
6-9pm
T
APA-2-305
CARDMAKING FOR WINTER 2
1/201 $16 $8Graham
CLRM
Create beautiful all-occasion cards to send a friend or tuck in with
a gift. You will make 8 cards with envelopes, 2 each of 4 different
designs. From beginner to advanced, learn fun techniques that result
in WOW results! Different designs than Cardmaking 1. ($13+lab age
62+). Gladstone High School
6-9pm
T
APA-2-306
CARDMAKING FOR SPRING
2/241 $16 $8Graham
CLRM
Celebrate spring by creating your own all-occasion cards! Brighten
someone’s day with one of these 8 cards, 2 each of 4 different
designs. Have lots of fun learning different techniques and treating
your creative side! ($13+lab age 62+). Gladstone High School
6-9pm
T
3/171 $16 $8Graham
APA-2-307
DRAWING WITH MELISSA GANNON
CLRM
Learn to “see” form and shape, create designs, think about
perspective. Work in pencil, or if desired, bring colored pencil, pen
& ink or medium of your choice, and drawing paper. Simple to
understand instruction taught in relaxed atmosphere. ($66 age 62+)
No class Jan. 19 or Feb. 16. Gladstone High School
6-8:30pmM
1/128 $82Gannon
CLRM
APA-2-308HANDMADE JOURNALS AGE 5-ADULT
Create your own masterpiece journal to capture all your thoughts
and doodles. Start from scratch, and make it as unique as you like!
Bring an empty cereal box to class. Held at Two Rivers Church,
16083 SE McLoughlin.
1-3pm
98
S
3/141 $25
Room
APA-2-309KNITTING & CROCHETING BEG.
Registration form for Community Education classes on page 90.
For class locations, see page 92.
Phone: 503-650-2570 or 503-655-2777
9:30-11:30am
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Learn basic knitting and crocheting stitches with Shari. Bring your
own needles (size 8 or 10) for knitting or a crochet hook (size F or
G) and yarn. Learn basic pattern instructions provided by instructor.
Gladstone Senior Center
C o m m u nity S c h o o l
APA-2-300
Course No.
Time
Johnson
CLRM
1-3pm
TH 1/83 $18
APA-2-310
CROCHETING INTERMEDIATE
1-3pm
TH 2/53 $18
APA-2-311
OIL PAINTING BOB ROSS STYLE
Staff
CLRM
Use your new skills to make a purse with Shari. Bring your own
crochet hook (size F or G) and crochet thread (size 3 or 5). Shari
suggests thread with a little sparkle to make a purse everyone will
want! Gladstone Senior Center
Staff
CLRM
Start with a blank canvas, leave with completed masterpiece! Destress and relax with Judy Stubb. Beginners to advanced welcome.
All supplies and canvas provided! View pictures at www.wetpaints.
net. Gladstone Senior Center
Warm Winter Day
5:30-9pm
F
Spring Thaw Saw Blade
2-6pm
SU
Stormy Seas
5:30-9pm
F
Mountain Serenity
2-6pm
SU
Crocus
5:30-9pm
F
A Copper Winter
5:30-9pm
F
Cabin by the Pond
2-6pm
SU
Oriental Falls
5:30-9pm
F
Tulips in a Basket
5:30-9pm
F
A Cold Spring Day
2-6pm
SU
Desert Hues
5:30-9pm
F
Midnight Roses
5:30-9pm
F
12/51 $48
StubbMULTI
12/141
$48
StubbMULTI
12/191
$48
StubbMULTI
1/111 $48
StubbMULTI
1/161 $48
StubbMULTI
1/301 $48
StubbMULTI
2/81 $48
StubbMULTI
2/131 $48
StubbMULTI
2/271 $48
StubbMULTI
3/81 $48
StubbMULTI
3/131 $48
StubbMULTI
3/271 $48
StubbMULTI
APA-2-312
QUILT-LOG CABIN DESIGN BEG
6:30-9pm
TH 2/54 $46Hage
APA-2-313
QUILTERS, FINISH THAT PROJECT!
6:30-9pm
TH
APA-2-314
WATERCOLOR WITH MELISSA (DAY)
2-4:30pm
W
APA-2-315
WATERCOLOR WITH MELISSA (EVE)
6-8:30pm
T
Construct quilt or wall hanging using rotary cutter & sewing
machine to create quilt blocks. 1st class covers material, design,
shopping for supplies. Learn how to sew! 12 & under okay w/parent
helper. ($36 age 62+). Gladstone High School
CLRM
This is a time for all those who need a large table, use of a sewing
machine, or a little extra help with the outside edges or any other
part to complete their quilt. ($26 age 62+). Gladstone High School
2/123 $36Hage
CLRM
Explore the exciting and challenging medium of transparent
watercolor! Learn to mix colors, the basics of composition, elements
of perspective, drawing. Supply list. ($66 age 62+) Gladstone Senior
Center
1/148 $82GannonMULTI
Explore the exciting and challenging medium of transparent
watercolor! Learn to mix colors, the basics of composition, elements
of perspective, & drawing. Supply list. ($66 age 62+) Gladstone High
School
1/138 $82Gannon
CLRM
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Computers
DPS-4-300
COMPUTER STEP-BY-STEP BASICS 1
Become familiar with opening/saving programs, icons, jump drives,
navigating w/mouse, using Internet to find info. Small hands-on
classes geared toward those with NO or little computer exp. ($52 age
62+) Gladstone Senior Center
1:30-3:30pm
F
DPS-4-301
COMPUTER STEP-BY-STEP BASICS 2
1/164 $62AguilarMULTI
Obtain free email account, learn basics of how to use it. Create
items in Microsoft Word (calendar, flyer). Work with pictures, make
a small slide show, more on using Internet. Need SOME computer
exp. ($52 age 62+) Gladstone Senior Center
1:30-3:30pm
F
DPS-4-302
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP BASICS
2/134 $62AguilarMULTI
Learn to digitally re-size, crop & retouch photographs from digital
camera or scanned pictures using Adobe Photoshop. Scanning,
email attachments, layered montage. Need basic computer & photo
skills. Bring 1G or larger USB flash drive. ($49 age 62+) Gladstone
High School
6-9pm
T
1/133 $69
Weesner
DPS-4-303
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP THE NEXT STEP
CLRM
6-9pm
T
DPS-4-304
EBAY SELLING BASICS
2/33 $69
Weesner
CLRM
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
EAT-2-301
TASTY, HEALTHY MEXICAN FOOD
6-8pm
W 3/41 $30
Room
Come learn how to make a tasty and healthy Mexican-inspired
meal. Sample Salsa Fresca, healthier chips and guacamole, Tortilla
Soup and Fajitas in this demo class. Taught by Chef Angela
Fischbach w/assistant Debbie Tuttle. Gladstone High School
Fischbach
Dance/Theater
ATA-2-300
PRE-BALLET AGE 3-5 YRS GRAND FINALE
Learn basic ballet positions and steps, be exposed to creative
movement to help coordination and overall sense of rhythm,
develop listening skills in group setting. Need ballet shoes and dance
attire (any color). Grande Finale
Age 3-5:
10:15-11am
Age 3-4
4-4:45pm
W
1/218 $90
Staff
CLRM
TH
1/228 $90
Staff
CLRM
ATA-2-301BALLET MOMMY & ME 2-3 YRS FOOTWORK
Play & explore different kinds of music & ballet moves, games,
stretching, barre, creative play. Keep kids moving in toddler-centered
class. Tuition for parent + child. Footwork Dance
5-5:30pm
TH 1/88 $54
Staff
CLRM
ATA-2-302BALLET AGES 3-5 FOOTWORK
Classroom activities get little ones moving & exploring the grace
& flexibility that their bodies are capable of in a fun & easygoing
environment. Footwork Dance
6-6:30pm
T
1/68 $54
Staff
CLRM
ATA-2-303BALLET AGES 7-9 FOOTWORK
Learn how to set up Ebay account, selling process, completing
sale, writing descriptions that sell, use of photos (a picture is worth
thousand words), pricing. Must be computer literate, have access to
internet and a digital camera. ($49 age 62+) Gladstone High School
Classic balance & grace combined with fun activities start students
on their way to strengthening ballet skills. Leotard & tights (any
color) required. Footwork Dance
6-9pmM
5:15-6pm
W 1/78 $70
ATA-2-304
CHEERLEADING AGE 7+ GRAND FINALE
1/263 $69
Weesner
CLRM
Staff
CLRM
Basic functions of Excel 2010. Navigate worksheets, enter and edit
text, values, formulas, simple functions, basic formatting, ranges,
rows, columns. Need SOME Windows exp. Bring 1G or larger flash
drive. ($49+lab age 62+) No class Jan. 29. Gladstone High School
DPS-4-305
EXCEL 2010 LEVEL I
This eight-week course is designed to introduce students to
cheerleading with basic tumbling and stunting skills. Wear shorts,
t-shirts, and clean tennis shoes. Grande Finale
6-9pm
TH
ATA-2-305
COUNTRY LINE DANCE BEGINNING
DPS-4-306
EXCEL 2010 LEVEL II
6-9pm
TH
7:30-8:30pm
6:30-7:30pm
T
W
1/153 $69 $21Aguilar
CLRM
Builds on skills learned in Level I. Learn to use multiple worksheets,
charts, templates, adding graphics, start working w/more advanced
formatting options. Bring 1G or larger flash drive. ($49+lab age 62+)
Gladstone High School
2/123 $69 $21Aguilar
CLRM
6:15-7pmM
1/198 $90
Staff
CLRM
Line dance is a fun way to dance without the need of a partner.
Learn latest dance steps and traditional ones with Nadja. Steps
are fun and easy. ($40 age 62+) Tuesday class at Gladstone Senior
Center, Wed. class at JWE Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester)
1/278 $45
1/288 $45
SchmaltzMULTI
SchmaltzGYM
DPS-4-307
WORD 2010 LEVEL I
ATA-2-306
COUNTRY LINE DANCE INTERMEDIATE
Learn basic functions of Word 2010. Enter and edit text, save
documents, cut, delete, move, copy and paste data, tabs, bullets,
insert graphics. Some Windows exp. needed. Bring 1G or larger flash
drive. ($49+lab age 62+) Gladstone High School
Do you know the basic line dances and are ready to move on to
some intermediate ones? Come by yourself or with a friend. ($40
age 62+) Tuesday class at Gladstone Senior Center, Wed. class at JWE
Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester).
6-9pm
W
DPS-4-308
WORD 2010 LEVEL II
6:30-7:30pm
7:30-8:30pm
T
W
ATA-2-307
COUNTRY WESTERN PARTNER DANCE
W
Learn the latest partner dances: Traveling Cha Cha, Horseshoe,
Schottische, 2 Step, East Coast Swing. Designed for beginners of all
ages, rotation is not necessary. Fee is $60 per couple. ($55 age 62+)
JWE Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester)
8:30-9:30pm
W
ATA-2-308
GUITAR BEGINNING I ALL AGES
1/143 $69 $21Aguilar
CLRM
Class builds on skills learned in Level I. Format tables, labels,
envelopes, columns, styles, work with graphics, templates, manage
document revisions. Uses Level II text. Bring 1G or larger flash drive.
($49+lab age 62+) Gladstone High School
6-9pm
2/4 3 $69 $21Aguilar
CLRM
Culinary
EAT-2-300
Tasty, Healthy Thai Food
Learn how to make classic Thai food with a healthy, delicious twist.
Part demo, part hands-on, all tasty! Sample Salad Rolls w/peanut
dipping sauce, Pad Thai, Coconut Cauliflower Curry, Mango Rice
Pudding. Taught by Chef Angela Fischbach w/assistant Debbie
Tuttle. Gladstone High School
6-8pm
W
2/111 $30
Community Education
Learn more about restoring and retouching digital or scanned
pictures, removing water spots, folds, etc., color correction. See some
special effects, more on resizing pictures for online posting. Bring
1G or larger USB flash drive. ($49 age 62+) Gladstone High School
Course No.
Time
1/278 $45
1/288 $45
1/288 $60
SchmaltzMULTI
SchmaltzGYM
SchmaltzGYM
Fun class designed for the absolute beginner. Quickly learn simple
chords, strumming, how to tune, tons of songs. Please bring your
own guitar. Minimum age 4th grade. No class Jan. 19. Taught by Bill
Price. Gladstone Senior Center
2:45-3:30pmM
1/124 $55 $8 Price
CLRM
Fischbach
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Gladstone Community School
Registration form on page 90.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
ATA-2-309
GUITAR BEGINNING II
Room
It’s time for the next step. Class picks up where Beginning Guitar
I left off or for those who have had some beginning guitar. More
chords, strumming, songs. Bring guitar. Gladstone Senior Center
2:45-3:30pmM
ATA-2-310
2/234 $55
Price
CLRM
UKULELE BEGINNING I ALL AGES
Easy to play, inexpensive, take anywhere instrument is growing ever
popular. Great way to have fun w/family and friends. Quickly learn
simple chords, how to tune, tons of songs. Bring ukulele. Minimum
age 4th grade. No class Jan. 19. Gladstone Senior Center
DRE-4-300
AARP DRIVER SAFETY
Helps you improve driving skills to become a safe and defensive
driver. Upon completion of one or two-day classes, may receive
discount on auto insurance. Call 503-655-7701 to register, pay $20
at class, $15 w/AARP card. Gladstone Senior Center
S
DRIVER EDUCATION
Fun, fast paced, funky dance moves create a routine set to upbeat
music. Please wear comfortable clothes that allow for ease of
movement, no jeans allowed. Footwork Dance
5:30-8:30pm
T
Age 7-9
5:45-6:30pm
Age 10-14
6:45-7:45pm
PED-4-300
ATA-2-311
1/124 $55 $8 Price
CLRM
UKULELE BEGINNING II
2-2:45pmM
2/234 $55
Price
CLRM
ATA-2-312HIP HOP FOOTWORK
ATA-2-313
T
1/68 $70
Staff
CLRM
W 1/78 $90
Staff
CLRM
JAZZ DANCE AGES 5-7 FOOTWORK
Fun easy intro to jazz dance. Learn steps & routines while having
fun with flexibility, coordination & rhythm. Please wear stretchy
pants, tshirt or leotards, plus tennis shoes or jazz/ballet shoes.
Footwork Dance
5-5:30pmM 1/58 $54
ATA-2-314
Staff
CLRM
JAZZ DANCE AGES 7-9 FOOTWORK
Learn jazz skills and choreography set to music; then practice
putting movements together to form a routine. Please wear stretchy
pants, tshirt or leotards, plus tennis shoes or jazz/ballet shoes.
Footwork Dance
5-5:45pm
T
ATA-2-315
SQUARE UP AND DANCE!
1/68 $70
Staff
CLRM
Learn the steps in dancing mainstream square dance every Thursday
night from January 8th-May 21st. (No partner necessary-we’ll
provide all you need) Dress is casual. Sign up whole family! (Kids
under 18 must be accompanied by adult) Ages 8-18 pay $40. Held at
Oak Grove Community Center, 14496 SE Cedar in Milw.
7:30-9:30pm
1-3pm
TH 1/8 20 $100
TTH 1/1310 $100
ATA-2-316
TAP/JAZZ I GRANDE FINALE
Staff
Staff
CLRM
CLRM
Get the chance to learn basic jazz and tap skills in a fun dance
environment at Grande Finale. Students need basic tights and
leotard, ballet slippers (any color) and black patent tap shoes.
Grande Finale
Age 3-4
4-4:45pmM
Age 3-5
9:30-10:15am W
Age 3-6
4:30-5:15pm
F
ATA-2-317
1/198 $90
Staff
CLRM
1/218 $90
Staff
CLRM
1/238 $90
Staff
CLRM
TAP DANCE AGES 5-7 FOOTWORK
Learn jazz skills and choreography set to music; then practice
putting movements together to form a routine. Tap shoes are
required for this class. Footwork Dance
5:30-6pmM 1/58 $54
Staff
CLRM
Room
Driver Education
DRE-4-301
More chords, strumming, songs. Soon you’ll be able to play
hundreds of your favorite songs, current hits. Bring ukulele.
Gladstone Senior Center
Community Education
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
9am-4:30pm
2-2:45pmM
100
Course No.
Time
2/211
StaffMULTI
ODOT Driver Ed class for high school students with valid Oregon
permit teaches lifetime skills proven to reduce crashes and save lives.
For teens age 15-17 who complete & pass this course before their
18th birthday, DMV will waive driving skills test. Includes 30+ hrs
classroom, 6 hrs behind-the-wheel, 6 hrs in-vehicle observation.
Attendance mandatory. Add’l $210 with license, if student gets
license OR turns 18 before final class. $75 discount for free/reduced
lunch still age 15-17 at last class with permit. Call 503-650-2570 for
more info. Gladstone High School
1/6 11 $315McLain
CLRM
Exercise/Fitness
AEROBICS+ZUMBA AT CRRC
Super deal! Attend any or all: Body sculpting, cardio, step variety,
MWTH 5:45 am, W 9am, TTH 8:30am, MTWTH 4:30 pm, Sat 8 am.
NEW ZUMBA FS 9am Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, calorie-burning,
dance-fitness party! Held at Clackamas River Racquet Club-for info
call 503-650-2570. Clackamas River Racquet Club
TBAM-S 1/5 12$75
PED-2-301
StaffAEROB
AIKIDO FOR KIDS
Aikido is non-competitive, non-violent Japanese Martial Art that
teaches peaceful resolution of conflict, self-defense, discipline.
Aikido Northwest
AGE 4-7. Specify one day/time.
5-6pmM 1/5 10$60
5-6pm
T
1/6 10$60
AGE 6-10
7-8pm
W 1/7 10$60
AGE 8-10. Specify one day/time.
6:15-7:15pm
T
1/6 10$60
4-5pm
TH 1/8 10$60
AGE 11-18. Specify one day/time.
6:15-7:15pmM 1/5 10$60
5:15-6:15pm
TH 1/8 10$60
Staff
Staff
CLRM
CLRM
Staff
CLRM
Staff
Staff
CLRM
CLRM
Staff
Staff
CLRM
CLRM
PED-2-302
AIKIDO FOR ADULTS
TBA
TTH 1/6 10$80
PED-4-303
Arthritis Foundation Exercise
Aikido is a traditional Japanese Martial Art that develops mind,
body, spirit to its fullest potential. Attend any or all: Tues 7:308:30pm and Thurs 6:30-7:30pm, basic weapons Thurs 7:30-8:30pm,
open mat Tues/Thur. 8:30-9pm. Aikido Northwest
Staff
CLRM
Developed by physical therapists specifically for people with
arthritis. Low-impact joint-safe program helps decrease arthritis
pain, relieve stiffness & pain, increases flexibility, range of motion,
strength. Suitable for every fitness level, can be taken either sitting
down or standing. No class Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Gladstone Senior
Center
4-5 pmMF
1/12 9
$36
Southworth
CLRM
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
APA-2-304
FENCING FITNESS W/OLYMPIC COACH
Room
Course No.
Time
PED-4-314
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
TAI CHI CHUAN INTERMEDIATE
Come learn the art of Olympic Saber Fencing from the best – a
true OLYMPIC coach from PDX Fencing. All gear provided in these
fun and safe intro classes. Held at Two Rivers Church, 16083 SE
McLoughlin.
This Tai Chi class is designed for students who have learned first half
of Yang-style 24 Movement form, and wish to learn the 2nd half of
form. Specify mornings or evenings. Non-competitive. No class Jan.
19 or Feb. 16. ($55 age 62+) Gladstone Senior Center
Age 8-14
9:30-10:25am
9:30-10:25am
9:30-10:25am
9:30-10:25am
Age 15-Adult
10:30-11:25am
10:30-11:25am
10:30-11:25am
10:30-11:25am
10-11amM 1/59 $69
7-8pmM 1/59 $69
PED-4-305
W
TH
F
S
1/7
1/8
1/9
2/7
4
4
4
4
$95
$95
$95
$95
PDX Fencing PDX Fencing
PDX Fencing
PDX Fencing
CLRM
CLRM
CLRM
CLRM
W
TH
F
S
1/7
1/8
1/9
2/7
4
4
4
4
$95
$95
$95
$95
PDX Fencing
PDX Fencing
PDX Fencing
PDX Fencing
CLRM
CLRM
CLRM
CLRM
PILATES/PIYO-ALL LEVELS AT CRRC
What a deal! Attend any or all: MTWTH 5:30-6:30pm. On MW,
challenge yourself in PiYo, a unique class about energy, power, and
rhythm. On TTH Pilates class cultivates strength, flexibility, balance,
grace for body and mind. Clackamas River Racquet Club
5:30-6:30pmM-TH1/5 12 $85
PED-2-306
StaffAEROB
SKYHAWKS AGE 3 1/2-4
10-10:30am
S
PED-2-307
SKYHAWKS AGES 4-6
1/178 $55
SkyhawksGYM
Mini-Hawks introduces 4-6 year olds to soccer, baseball and
basketball. No pressure, just lots of fun learning basics of sports
in age appropriate games. Class size limited. Wetten Gym, 255 E.
Gloucester.
9-9:45am
S
1/178 $65
PED-2-309
TAE KWON DO FOR AGES 5-7
SkyhawksGYM
Harness the energy of your youngsters with this exciting physical
activity. Students learn basic Taekwondo moves while developing
respect, discipline and self-esteem. Kids get practice setting goals
and gain confidence with individual achievements. Parents invited
to participate for free. Kraxberger Middle School
5-5:50pm
TTH 1/6 11$75
PED-2-301
TAE KWON DO FOR AGES 8-15
Beasley
Café
TAI CHI CHUAN ADVANCED
Open to students who have learned the entire Yang Style 24
movement form. This is an ongoing class in the Yang Style 103
movement long form of Tai Chi Chuan. ($55 age 62+) No class Jan.
19 or Feb. 16. Non-competitive. Gladstone Senior Center
9-10amM 1/59 $69
SchmidtMULTI
PED-2-315
TUMBLING/TAP AGE 2.5-4 PARENT/CHILD GF
10:15-11am
T
PED-2-316
TUMBLING AGE 2.5-4 PARENT/CHILD
5:45-6:30pm
T
PED-2-317
TUMBLING I - II AGE 3-5 GRANDE FINALE
9:30-10:15am
3:30-4:15pm
T
T
PED-2-318
TUMBLING II AGE 5-7 GRANDE FINALE
Flexibility and fun rule the day as students learn tumbling skills
up to and including cartwheels, somersaults, handstands! Explore
rhythms, learn basic tap steps. Tap shoes needed for kids/parents
need hard soled shoes. Class includes parent participation. Grand
Finale Dance Studio
1/208 $90
Staff
FLOOR
Flexibility and fun rule the day as students learn tumbling skills up
to and including cartwheels, somersaults, handstands! This class
includes parent participation. Grand Finale Dance Studio
1/208 $90
Staff
FLOOR
Kids will work on flexibility, listening skills, basic tumbling skills
such as forward rolls, backwards rolls and cartwheels. This fun class
is a child only participation. Grand Finale Dance Studio
1/208 $90
1/208 $90
Staff
Staff
FLOOR
FLOOR
Must be able to do cartwheels and bridges. Grand Finale Dance
Studio
4-4:45pmM
PED-2-319
1/198 $90
Staff
FLOOR
TUMBLING III AGE 7-10 GRANDE FINALE
Students must be able to perform a round off to join this class.
Grande Finale Dance Studio.
5:30-6:15pmM
1/198 $90
PED-4-320
YOGA GENTLE BEGINNING
Staff
FLOOR
Develop mind & body with this ancient disciplined martial art. It
promotes courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, indomitable
spirit. Family rates: parents of new students participate free for first
term, half price after. Uniforms recommended and can be purchased
from instructor. Kraxberger Middle School
Feel better/reduce stress, no matter what age or fitness level. Very
beginning, gentle yoga. Wear loose clothing, bring mat or blanket.
($50 age 62+) Gladstone Senior Center
9-10am
9-10am
T
F
6-7:30pm
TTH 1/6 11$82
PED-4-322
YOGA BASICS
PED-2-311
TAE KWON DO ADULT
7:30-9pm
TTH 1/6 11$82
5:25-6:25pm
9-10am
T
TH
PED-4-312
TAI CHI CHUAN BEGINNING
PED-4-323
YOGA BASICS TO INTERMEDIATE
Beasley
Café
Great workout while learning Korean style of martial arts from
Master Jaiwhan Woo, past Korean National Champion, dedicated
instr. 30+yrs. Strengthen body, mind, spirit. Men and women all
ranks welcome. Kraxberger Middle School
Woo
CAFE
1/1310 $62HayeMULTI
1/1610 $62HayeMULTI
Feel better physically and reduce stress. Learn simple stretches,
breathing and relaxation techniques suitable for all ages. Wear loose
clothing, bring a mat or blanket. ($50 age 62+) Gladstone Senior
Center
1/1310 $62
FegelMULTI
1/1510 $62HayeMULTI
Tai Chi is a slow, graceful form of Chinese exercise that benefits
body, mind and spirit. Yang style 24 Movement short form
especially for beginners. Specify mornings or evenings. Noncompetitive. No class Jan. 19 or Feb. 16. ($55 age 62+) Gladstone
Senior Center
Feel better physically and reduce stress. Stretches, breathing and
relaxation techniques suitable for beginners as well as those who
have taken at least one term of yoga. Wear loose clothing and bring
mat. ($50 age 62+) Gladstone Senior Center
6-7pm
W
11am-12pmM 1/59 $69
6-7pmM 1/59 $69
PED-4-324
YOGA CONTINUING
6:30-7:30pm
T
SchmidtMULTI
SchmidtMULTI
Community Education
Tiny Hawks helps fine-tune motor skills in Soccer and Basketball.
No pressure, just lots of fun learning the basics of sports through
age-appropriate games. Class size limited. Wetten Gym, 255 E.
Gloucester.
PED-4-316
SchmidtMULTI
SchmidtMULTI
1/1410 $62HayeMULTI
Feel better physically and reduce stress. Stretches, breathing and
relaxation techniques for those who have taken at least one term of
Yoga. Wear loose clothing and bring mat. ($50 age 62+) Gladstone
Senior Center
1/1310 $62
FegelMULTI
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Gladstone Community School
Registration form on page 90.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
PED-4-325
YOGA SPECIAL BEG-INT CRRC
Room
What a great deal! Engage yourself physically and mentally through
yoga. Breathing, relaxation, postural alignments. Wear loose
clothing and bring mat. Attend any or all MWF 8-9am; TTh 9:3010:30am. Clackamas River Racquet Club
TBAM-F 1/5 12$85
StaffAEROB
PED-4-326
ZUMBA MADE EASY WITH HEATHER
6:30-7:30pm
T
PED-4-326
ZUMBA MADE EASY WITH LORI
Have fun learning the basic steps of Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha in
popular exercise class geared for beginners. If you like to dance,
you’ll enjoy this popular Zumba class with Heather Ausborn. ($59
age 62+) Try it out – drop in for $7 per class. JWE Wetten Gym (255
E. Gloucester)
1/6 11$69AusbornGYM
Community Education
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
BUS-2-307
STOCK MARKET
6:30-8:30pm
W
BUS-2-308
TAX-ADVANTAGE INVESTMENTS
6:30-8:30pm
W
2/111 $15Horn
2/181 $15Horn
TH 1/8 11$69Heinsohn
6:30-9pmM 3/91 $16$5Hage
PED-4-327
ZUMBA AT GRANDE FINALE
1/198 $90
Staff
ROOM
CLRM
Gardening/Landscape
6:15-7:15pm
8-9pmM
CLRM
Traditional and Roth IRAs, 401K, 403B, TSA, 457, Annuities, plans
for Small Business Owners. Discuss each type; learn how to handle
a rollover or transfer of retirement funds. ($10 age 62+) Gladstone
High School
PLT-2-300BIRDHOUSE CREATIONS WITH NAN
CAFE
Room
Learn about income stocks, growth stocks, what to look for when
buying or selling stocks, how to make sense of all the numbers.
Learn easy formulas essential to basic stock analysis. ($10 age 62+)
Gladstone High School
Have fun learning the basic steps of Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha in
popular exercise class geared for beginners. If you like to dance,
you’ll enjoy this popular Zumba class with Lori Heinsohn. ($59 age
62+) Try it out – drop in for only $7 per class. Gym entrance on
Chicago. JWE
Dance, upbeat music, energetic instructors get you moving in
newest fitness craze. Love dance, fitness, this class is for you. Grande
Finale Dance Studio
Learn about various birdhouse designs for all sizes of ‘clingers’ and
‘perchers’. Build a simple birdhouse in class. Children age 7-12
welcome with adult helper. Supplies provided. ($13+lab age 62+).
Gladstone High School
CLRM
PLT-2-301LANDSCAPE DESIGN BASICS
Meandering paths cross babbling brooks, pass moss-covered rocks,
under a canopy of evergreens. Create scenic, low maintenance areas;
attract desirable wildlife; small courtyards to multiple acres. ($23 age
62+). Gladstone High School
Financial/Retirement Planning
6:30-9:30pmM
BUS-4-300
Learn to professionally trim & train trees/shrubs. Basic pruning
techniques/tips. Fruit & flowering trees/shrubs, plant/structure
building, choosing proper equipment + opportunity for Sat. handson practice. ($23 age 62+) Gladstone High School
PLT-2-302
RENTAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
General overview of managing rental property for the rental home
owner or for those considering a career in residential property
management. The focus will be on managing single family homes
and smaller multi-family complexes. We will discuss Oregon
Landlord Tenant Laws, Fair Housing, Administrative Rules, Tenant
Screening, Forms, Checklists, Evictions, and Using Technology.
Taught by property manager Kristi Villani. Gladstone High School
6-9pm
W
BUS-2-302
WILLS, TRUSTS, ESTATE PLANNING
1/144 $79
Villani
CLRM
Learn fundamentals of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance
directives, probate and trust administration. Find a personalized
plan that fits your life and family. Presented by local attorney,
Joshua J. Lipps. Gladstone Senior Center
6:30-7:30pm
TH
2/191 $10
BUS-4-303
INVESTING FOR FUTURE SERIES
6:30-8:30pm
W
BUS-2-304
INVESTMENT BASICS
6:30-8:30pm
W
BUS-2-305
INVESTING FOR INCOME
Lipps
CLRM
Save! Sign up for all five classes for only $49 (couples $59):
Investment Basics, Investing for Income, The Stock Market, Mutual
Funds, and Tax-Advantaged Investments. Workbook included in
series price. ($29 age 62+) Gladstone High School
1/215 $49Horn
CLRM
Basic concepts and ground rules to investing including importance
of diversification, asset allocation, risk vs. reward, dollar cost
averaging, Rule of 72. Rebecca recommends you take this class
before other investing classes. ($10 age 62+) Gladstone High School
1/211 $15Horn
CLRM
6:30-8:30pm
W
BUS-2-306
MUTUAL FUNDS
1/281 $15Horn
CLRM
What are they, how do they work, what do they cost, what should
I expect from them, what are my choices, what is “no load”? Learn
the many options that are so popular! ($10 age 62+) Gladstone High
School
6:30-8:30pm
W 2/41 $15Horn
6:30-9:30pmM
PLT-2-303
CLRM
2/232 $29Hage
CLRM
PRUNING BASICS-BECOME A PRO
1/262 $29Hage
CLRM
ROSES FROM A TO Z
How to grow/prune different varieties/which varieties best for
NW, scent, cut flowers, hedges, climbers, shade/sun. Organically
maintain newly planted & established roses + opportunity for Sat.
hands-on practice. ($13 age 62+) Gladstone High School
6:30-9:30pmM
2/9
1
$16
Hage
CLRM
Health/Well-Being/Safety
HLT-2-301
NEW YEAR’S DETOXING
6-8pm
W
After the richness of the holidays, are you ready to recharge,
rejuvenate, renew? Where do you start and what are healthy options
for the process of detoxing? Discuss why you would choose to detox
and how to reduce the toxic load for wellness. Class will include a
green smoothie demo. ($16+lab age 62+) Gladstone High School
1/14 1
$18 $5
Fischbach/TuttleCLRM
HLT-2-302LIVING WELL
Feel better; be in control, do the things you want to do! If you or
someone you care for is living with diabetes, arthritis, high blood
pressure, heart disease, chronic pain, etc., learn how to improve
your health & your life! Get support you need, ways to deal w/
pain & fatigue, more. Call (503) 655-7701 for info. No cost, please
preregister. Gladstone Senior Center
1-3:30pmM
Discuss income producing investments: money market accounts,
cd’s, all types of bonds-government, savings, tax-free, corp.,
relationship between interest rates and bond market. ($10 age 62+)
Gladstone High School
102
Course No.
Time
2/236
HLT-2-303
MEDIC BASIC FIRST AID/CPR
6-9pm
6-9pm
6-9pm
W
W
W
CLRM
Medic First Aid helps students gain the knowledge, skills, confidence
necessary to manage a medical emergency until more advanced help
is available. Includes Adult/Child/Infant CPR, AED, Basic Emergency
First Aid (choking, control of bleeding, managing shock, intro to
bloodborne pathogens). Receive a two year CPR/First Aid card in
OSHA compliant course. Gladstone High School
1/211 $45
2/181 $45
3/181 $45
VanGelder
VanGelder
VanGelder
CLRM
CLRM
CLRM
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
History/Writing/Literature
HWL-2-300
GENEALOGY WITH SUE LEBLANC
Save! Sign up for all six classes below for only $49. Includes
Researching in Familysearch, New England Ancestors, German
Research, Valuable Hidden Sources, Religious Records, Genealogy
Education. LOTS of info. No class Feb. 10. Gladstone Senior Center
10-11:30am
T
HWL-2-301
RESEARCHING IN FAMILYSEARCH
1/206 $49
LeBlanc
CLRM
FamilySearch is a computerized system of genealogical info. Learn
many facets of familysearch.org, how it can lead you to new
discoveries about ancestors. Discuss databases available, recent
changes. Gladstone Senior Center
10-11:30am
T
HWL-2-302
RESEARCH NEW ENGLAND ANCESTORS
1/201 $10
LeBlanc
CLRM
Discover rich heritage of your ancestors in wealth of resources found
in early records of New England states. How to perform thorough
research. Build a case for ancestral lines you seek to establish.
Gladstone Senior Center
T
1/271 $10
HWL-2-303
GERMAN RESEARCH
10-11:30am
T
LeBlanc
CLRM
Discover heritage of your German ancestors, what propelled them to
come to American, how to find them in the old country, key pieces
of US research. Tools: online, books, filmed, digitized materials.
Gladstone Senior Center
2/31 $10
LeBlanc
CLRM
HWL-2-304VALUABLE HIDDEN SOURCES
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
HWL-2-307
WRITING WONDERLAND AGE 8-13
1-3pm
TTH3/33 $65
Room
Take a creative journey through imagination and have a published
book as your prize! Class is for writers AND non-writers. We will
journey together and write on! Held at Two Rivers Church, 16083 SE
McLoughlin.
Johnson
CLRM
Language Studies
FLS-4-301
SPANISH PART 1 (BEGINNING)
6-7:30pm
T
FLS-4-302
SPANISH PART 2 (BEGINNING)
Practical, fun and easy! Native speaker Jorge Sotelo will focus on
basics of Spanish language, grammar, culture. Ideal for travelers or
those needing Spanish in the working environment. Fee is for Book
1, used in Part 1-3. ($61+lab age 62+) Gladstone High School
1/1310 $76 $38 Sotelo
CLRM
Continuation from Beginning Part 1 class, move on to the next
chapters in the book. Fee for Book 1, new students only. ($61+lab
age 62+) No class Jan. 19 or Feb. 16. Gladstone High School
7-9pmM
1/128 $76 $38 Sotelo
FLS-4-303
SPANISH PART 5 (INTERMEDIATE)
7:30-9pm
T
CLRM
Continuation from Intermediate Part 4 class, designed to develop
practical skills in listening, reading, writing, speaking Spanish.
New students only: fee is for Book 2, used in Part 4 to Continuing.
($61+lab age 62+) Gladstone High School
1/1310 $76 $31 Sotelo
CLRM
Special Interests/Hobbies
Where to find valuable hidden sources, how to gain access to them.
Examine types of sources, using to enhance family history, prove
relationships that are difficult to prove, documenting those sources.
Gladstone Senior Center
APA-2-300
MAGIC CLOWN AGE 8+
10-11:30am
T
HWL-2-305
RELIGIOUS RECORDS/AFFILIATION
1-3pm
3:30-5:30pm
S
S
APA-2-301
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
10-11:30am
T
Learn how to service and repair small engines in this hands-on class.
Instruction includes lawnmowers & chain saws. Bring project to
first class. Open to men and women. ($59 age 62+). Gladstone High
School
HWL-2-306
GENEALOGY ED-ENHANCE RESEARCH
6:30-9:30pm
TH
2/171 $10
LeBlanc
CLRM
Focus on churches found in US, some foreign countries. What
do you know about your ancestor’s religious affiliation? Valuable
records may provide documentation you need to link generations of
ancestors. Gladstone Senior Center
2/241 $10
LeBlanc
CLRM
Changing world of genealogical research requires we continually
update our knowledge, skills. Discuss educational opportunities
avail, some free and some at substantial cost, how to take advantage
of them. Gladstone Senior Center
10-11:30am
T
HWL-2-307
SELF-PUBLISHING YOUR FICTION A TO Z
3/31 $10
LeBlanc
CLRM
Major changes are overtaking publishing marketplace. But is selfpublishing right for you? How do you create a quality eBook and
POD paperback? Workshop provides a nuts-and-bolts approach
to self-publishing your fiction. Learn about copyrighting, design,
editing, promotion, pricing, more. ($16 age 62+). Gladstone High
School.
6-8:30pm
W
HWL-2-308
DESIGN YOUR EBOOK-WRITING FOR INCOME
1/211 $19
Lasota
6-8pm
W
HWL-2-309
UPLOAD YOUR EPUB: GETTING WORD OUT
6-8pm
W
CLRM
Learn basic and more advanced design techniques for making your
novel unique, interactive, and beautiful. Cover several types of
software, walk-through design techniques, and even dive into basic
HTML with an eye toward creating beautiful ebooks. ($16 age 62+)
Gladstone High School
2/181 $19
Lasota
Inner clowns come on down! Learn some tricks and create some,
too. Pick one or both – they will be different classes. Held at Two
Rivers Church, 16083 SE McLoughlin
2/141 $29
3/141 $29
Johnson
Johnson
1/158 $79Hopperstad
Room
Room
Community Education
10-11:30am
Course No.
Time
SHOP
Travel/Trips/Tours
TVL-2-300
FREE VACATIONS+MAKE $ DOING IT
6-9:30pm
TH
TVL-2-301
GARDENS OF MYSTERY!
7-8pm
W 2/41 $5
Learn 100s of ways national speaker Gina Henry affords to travel
6 months per year - free air, hotels, cruises, tours. Many earn extra
income. Teach English, import, mystery shop, volunteer, start
business, write articles, shoot photos. Gina’s 120pg book (retail
value $39.95) is included-lists best travel web sites, solo travel,
safety, health, lots of practical info. Offered 1X this year. Check out
www.ginahenry.com. Gladstone High School
3/191 $29 $15Henry
CLRM
Ken Lister, a native Scot who has trained at the Royal Botanic
Gardens in Edinburgh, will present a 2-projector slide show on
must-see gardens of the world. Enjoy his Scottish brogue as you
learn about history and design of exceptional gardens around the
world from British Isles to Russia to Portland, more. Gladstone
Senior Center.
Lister
Room
CLRM
Secrets to getting your Ebook out there! Navigating the upload
process for all the major vendor sites--Amazon, Barnes & Noble,
Kobo, and iBooks--can be a minefield. Learn the pros and cons of
each method and come out of this class with a solid knowledge
base. ($16 age 62+) Gladstone High School
2/251 $19
Lesota
CLRM
www.clackamas.edu 103
North Clackamas Parks & Recreation
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Registration form on page 90.
Room
North Clackamas
8:30am-5pmM-FStaff
APA-2-509
Activity period for novice to advanced wood carvers--with guidance
for starter projects, instruction on safety and tool care. Activity fee:
$1 per session. Drop in. Milwaukie Center
8:30am-12pm
WStaff
9-11am
F
DPS-4-501
COMPUTER WINDOWS 8
Adult Activities
12-2pm
F
APA-1-50
OIL PAINTING
DPS-4-502
COMPUTER BASICS
9:30am-12pm
1-3:30pm
TH
TH
2:30-4:30pm
F
Youth Activities
STORIES, CRAFTS & MUSIC – OH MY!
Ages 2-5. Open your toddler’s eyes to creativity and imagination!
Each week will feature a new story, theme and adventure. Children
will use their imaginations to create art projects, sing songs, and
play games that go along with the story of the week. Join us for this
fun, imaginative and interactive class! New evening time. No class
Feb. 16. Res. $37, Non-Res. $42. Milwaukie Center
9:30-10:15amM
5:30-6:15pmM
1/267Garrow
1/267Garrow
CLRM
CLRM
Develop skills in composition and color mixing with one-on-one
attention--from canvas preparation to finished project. Age 62+ $75.
Materials list available at ncprd.com. Milwaukie Center
1/8 8 $100
1/8 8 $100
Wilson
Wilson
CLRM
CLRM
DAYTIME BINGO
1-2pm
TTHStaff
APA-2-502
EVENING CASH BINGO
6:30-9pm
THStaff
Play for fun with small prizes. Drop in. 25 cents per card. Milwaukie
Center
CLRM
Cash prizes and refreshments. Drop in. $5 first packet; $3 second
packet, $1 for special games. No bingo Mar. 19. Milwaukie Center
CLRM
APA-2-503CRIBBAGE
Beginners and experienced players welcome. No experience
necessary. Activity fee: $1 per session. Milwaukie Center
1:30-3:30pmTHStaff
APA-2-504
CLRM
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Meets weekly on Monday, please bring a partner. Activity fee: $1 per
session. Group rules of play apply. Milwaukie Center closed Jan. 19
& Feb. 16. Milwaukie Center
12:45-3:45pmMStaff
APA-2-505
CLRM
FRIENDS QUILTING
For experienced needle crafters. Group quilts once a week to raise
funds for senior services. Bring a sample of your work. No fee.
Milwaukie Center
8:30-11:30am
THStaff
APA-2-506
CLRM
MAH JONGG
Mah Jongg originated in China and is a game of skill, strategy
and chance. Experience preferred. If interested in learning, please
contact Judy Hervey at cjchervey@sbcglobal.net Activity fee: $1 per
session. Milwaukie Center
12:30-3:30pm
WStaff
APA-2-507
CLRM
PARTY BRIDGE
Ages 18 and older for those who already play the game. Group rules
apply. Drop in. $1 per session. Milwaukie Center
12:30-3:30pm
THStaff
Level 1. Students will learn and practice mouse commands, hover to
identify the tools in a program, minimize, maximize, restore down,
close commands, reposition and resize a window, save a file, print,
learn introduction to the internet. Hands-on practice. Res. $65,
Non-Res. $70. Bring $2 for materials. Milwaukie Center
1/94King
CLRM
Level 2. Learn to navigate Windows 8 effectively and discover why it
is so different. We will cover the start screen, charms bar, hot screen
corners, Windows store app, live tiles, mail, Internet Explorer 10
and system-wide search. You will also move the files from your old
PC to your new Windows 8 PC. Res. $65, Non-Res. $70. Bring $2 for
materials. Milwaukie Center
1/94King
CLRM
Level 2. Build on the basics to fine tune your word processing skills.
Learn keyboard shortcuts, default settings and how to copy, cut and
paste. Work with macros, tables and explore mail merge. Res. $65,
Non-Res. $70. Bring $2 for materials. Milwaukie Center
1/94King
CLRM
Dance/Theater
Interest & Activity Groups
APA-2-501
CLRM
Computers
COMPUTER FIRST STEPS
Arts/Crafts
CLRM
WOOD CARVING
DPS-4-500
APA-2-500
Room
Two pool tables with open play. Activity fee: $1 per session.
Milwaukie Center closed Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Milwaukie Center
Registration form for Community Education classes on page 90.
For class locations, see page 92.
Please pre-register at ncprd.com or by calling 503-794-8080, ext. 0 for
classes offered through the North Clackamas Parks & Recreation District or
503-794-8092 for classes held at the Milwaukie Center. For a complete list
of classes & programs offered through North Clackamas Parks & Recreation,
visit http://www.ncprd.com or request a program guide by calling 503-7948080, ext. 0. The Milwaukie Center will be closed on Jan. 19 and Feb. 16.
Community Education
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
APA-2-508POOL
p a r k s a n d recre a ti o n
104
Course No.
Time
CLRM
Youth Activities
APA-2-510
MOVEMENT AND ME
10-10:45am
F
APA-2-511
DANCE CREATIVELY
10-10:45am
F
ATA-2-512
TINY TOTS CREATIVE DANCE
4-4:30pm
W
Ages 2-5. Leap like gazelles and spin like tops while developing
music appreciation, rhythm, coordination and strength through
introductory dance steps and movement. Build listening and
socialization skills while discovering how fun dancing can be.
Parents, guardians and children interact on creative impulses and
focus on the process rather than the product. Resident $56 NonResident $61. Milwaukie Center
1/95Darby
Ages 3-5. Experience the joy of dance and music as they are
intertwined into exciting movement just for young imaginations.
Dance inspires creative thinking and motion while dancers gain
flexibility, strength, rhythm and balance to sustain them as they
grow. Resident $47 Non-Resident $52. Milwaukie Center
2/134Darby
Ages 3-4. This class, open to boys and girls, helps teach body
awareness, rhythm and classroom etiquette by focusing on
stretching technique, ballet positions, and free movement. Parents
are welcome to watch the last 5 minutes of class. Please check ncprd.
com for dance attire. Res. $50, Non-Res. $55. Milwaukie Center
1/146Grant
CLRM
ATA-2-513LITTLE DANCERS BALLET & JAZZ
Ages 5 & 6. An innovative class, open to boys and girls, is designed
to explore ballet and jazz dance styles while increasing agility,
grace & coordination by focusing on stretching technique, ballet
positions, center work, across-the-floor combinations. Parents are
welcome to watch the last 5 minutes of class. Please check ncprd.
com for dance attire. Res. $50, Non-Res. $55. Milwaukie Center
4:40-5:10pm
W
1/146Grant
CLRM
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Adult Activities
Course No.
Time
PED-4-55
ATA-1-51LINE DANCE – BEGINNER
This class is designed for newcomers to line dance and patterns.
Presented at an easy pace! Age 62+ $38. Milwaukie Center
11:20am-12:20pmT
1/6 10 $50Harn
12:30-1:30pm TH 1/8 10$50Harn
CLRM
CLRM
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
TAI CHI MARTIAL ART FORMS & SWORD
Levels 3 & 4. Continued practice of 32 Sword Form and 37
Empty Hand Form. Standing meditation, push hands & martial
applications. Non-competitive. Non-competitive benefits include
cardio, strength, balance/coordination, core. Milwaukie Center
9:20-10:05amMWF1/5 10 $101
Lusk
CLRM
Continue building your line dance repertoire. For those with
experience and/or basic line dance skills solidly in place. Age 62+
$38. Milwaukie Center
5:30-6:30pmMW1/510$90
Lusk
CLRM
1:35-2:35pm
Exercise/Fitness
Levels 1 & 2. Meditate, stretch, strengthen, and balance in chairs.
No need to get on the floor, yet feel all the benefits. Great stressreliever. Milwaukie Center
Adult Exercise Intensity Guide
1:30-2:30pmM
ATA-1-53LINE DANCE – INTERMEDIATE
TH 1/8 10$50Mattson
CLRM
No class Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Age 62+ $76.
No class Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Age 62+ $68.
PED-4-57
CHAIR YOGA
1/5 11$45Delanceye
No class Jan. 19, Feb. 16. Age 62+ $34
Level 1 - Need Support (Chair Fitness)
For people who may have physical limitations. A chair is provided to
sit or stand next to for balance.
Level 2 - Just Getting Started (Beginners)
For people who do not have physical limitations and have not
exercised for a long time. Classes are basic, gentle, and go at a slower
pace.
Level 3 - Active Now (Intermediate)
Level 4 - Athlete (Advanced)
For people who are physically active almost every day. These classes
are for people looking for higher intensity and more challenging
workouts.
YOGA - STRENGTH & RELAX
Levels 2 & 3. This class takes all the benefits of yoga – meditation,
breathing, stretching, strengthening and balance, and brings it to
the middle aged to older adult body. This is also a perfect class for
beginners. Please bring a mat. Come to a free demo, Wed., Jan. 7,
2:40-3:10pm. Milwaukie Center
2:40-3:40pmM
1/5 11$45Delaneye
CLRM
2:40-3:40pm
1/148 $40
CLRM
No class Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Age 62+ $34
Age 62+ $30.
W
PED-4-60YOGA
Levels 2 & 3. Learn safe and proper alignment of basic yoga postures
and gentle movement to increase strength, flexibility and balance.
Bring a mat and an empty stomach. Age 62+ $41 Milwaukie Center
Mind/Body Classes
5:30-6:30pm
PED-4-50INNERGYSTICS
Cardio/Strength Classes
Levels 3 & 4. Using light weights, body weight and isometrics, this
class combines movement rhythmically to optimize joint and muscle
function that ends with a muscle stretching cool down. Please bring a
mat and water bottle. Milwaukie Center
12:15-1:15pmM
1/5 11$40
Blosser
CLRM
11:15am-12:15pmTH
1/8
Blosser
CLRM
No class Jan. 19, Feb 16 and March 9. Age 62+ $30
Age 62+ $34
PED-2-500
9
$45
MEDITATION FOR MIND & BODY
Actively develop a healthy mind and body and remove stress with
comfortable meditation postures (standing, sitting, lying down).
Good for all health conditions, pain management. It’s a great way
to improve your ability to deal with daily challenges, concentration,
school/work/sport performance, relationship, and general happiness.
Open to all abilities. Come to a free presentation, Fri., Jan. 9, 6:308pm at the Oregon City Library (606 John Adams St., Oregon City,
OR 971045) Resident $48 Non-Resident $52. Milwaukie Center
6-7:30pm
W
1/286
PED-4-52
TAI CHI-BEGINNER
Tjahaja
CLRM
Levels 2 & 3. Learning a condensed, simplified, non-competitive Tai
Chi form helps beginning students to relax and strengthen the major
joint areas of the body. You’ll also increase flexibility and balance.
Age 62+ $68. No class Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Come to a free demo,
Tuesday, March 31 at 7pm. Milwaukie Center
4-5pmMW1/510$90
PED-4-53
Lusk
CLRM
TAI CHI, BEG & INT
Bracht
PED-4-61
T
1/6 11$55
Watson
CLRM
GOLD TONING
Level 3. Learn to sculpt and tone your body through a creative and
fun dance routine using hand-held weights. Listening to world
music with great rhythm will get you pumping for more. Great for
your posture and core muscles. Milwaukie Center
12:15-1:15pm W
1/7 10$50
Bezerra
CLRM
12:15-1:15pm F
1/9 10$45
Bezerra
CLRM
Age 62+ $38.
Age 62+ $34 No class Jan. 16.
PED-4-63HULA DANCE FOR FITNESS
Level 3. Don’t be shy! Just come and have fun! Learn all the basic
hula steps with easy to follow instructions. Dance combinations will
always tell a beautiful story through dance. You’ll be dancing before
you know it, while burning calories and toning your hips, thighs
and abdominals. No class Jan. 17 & Feb. 14. Age 62+ $26. Milwaukie
Center
9:30-10:30am
S
PED-4-64
RHYTHMIC CHAIR EXERCISE
1/109 $35
1:30-2:30pm
W
Fujii
CLRM
Level 1&2. Therapy for everyone who has trouble exercising due
to injuries or arthritis. Join Neylana in feeling the music through
movement using chairs and stretching. This class can help with
alleviating pain in a safe environment. Age 62+ $38. Milwaukie
Center
1/7 10$50
Bezerra
CLRM
PED-4-65SIT-N-FIT
Levels 2 & 3. Relieve stress from your day using the moving
meditation of non-competitive Tai Chi & Qigong. Increase your
coordination, energy and focus. Prepare your body for your favorite
activities and sports. Gain muscle strength, balance/coordination,
core, stress relief. Come to a free demo, Tuesday, March 31 at 7pm.
Milwaukie Center
Levels 1 & 2. Strengthen your muscles, improve your range of
motion, mobility & balance--sitting or standing next to a chair
for support! Great for those with some physical limits. Milwaukie
Center
11:05-11:50amMW12/15
3 $23
Stauss
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10:10-10:55amMWF1/5 10 $101
11:05-11:50amM
Stauss
CLRM
No class Jan. 19 & Feb 16. Age 62+ $76.
6:35-7:35pmMW1/510$90
No class Jan. 19 & Feb 16. Age 62+ $68.
Lusk
CLRM
Age 62+ $17
1/5 11$34
No class Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Age 62+ $26.
Lusk
Community Education
For people who are doing moderate exercises at least twice a week
and have the ability to do floor work.
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Course No.
Time
Registration form on page 90.
Course Title
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Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
11:05-11:50am W
1/7 11$41
Stauss
CLRM
11:05-11:50am F
1/9 10$38
Stauss
CLRM
Age 62+ $31.
Age 62+ $29.
PED-4-69ZUMBA
Levels 3 & 4. This is a fun, effective class that combines fast and slow
Latin rhythms for a great workout. Includes music and dance styles
of Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha, Flamenco and more. Age 62+ $38
Milwaukie Center
6:40-7:40pm
T
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ZUMBA GOLD
1/6 10$50Miratsky
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Levels 2 & 3. Zumba Gold is designed to take exciting Latin and
International dance rhythms and bring them to the active older
adult. Includes Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha, Flamenco and more.
Beginners welcome. No class Jan. 16. Milwaukie Center
1:30-2:30pm
F
PED-4-71
FUNCTIONAL FITNESS
Age 62+ $34.
1/9 10$45
Bezerra
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Community Education
Levels 2 & 3. Rhythmic training to work on balance; march to a beat.
This class will help you gain strength to do everyday tasks that will
help you take care of yourself. Some hand-held weights are used. For
people who are able to walk and stand without any kind of support.
Milwaukie Center
10:20-11:05am T
1/6 11$41Hall
CLRM
10:20-11:05am TH 1/8 10$34Hall
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Age 62+ $31
Age 62+ $26
No class Feb. 5.
PED-4-73
EZ-DOES-IT AEROBICS
Level 3. Moderate aerobic exercise for those who want to stay fit.
Sessions include warm-up, stretch, muscle toning plus aerobic
workout. Milwaukie Center
8:30-9:15amM
1/5 11$34
Stauss
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8:30-9:15am
1/7 11$41
Stauss
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No class Jan. 19 & Feb 16. Age 62+ $26.
Age 62+ $31.
W
8:30-9:15am
F
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STRETCH & FLEX
8:30-9:15am
TTH
12/163
8:30-9:15am
T
1/6 11$41Hall
CLRM
8:30-9:15am
TH 1/8 10$34Hall
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PED-4-78
COMPLETE CONDITIONING
Age 62+ $29.
1/9 10$38
Stauss
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Level 3. Learn to breathe--and stay flexible as you build strength and
balance in this relaxing non-aerobic approach to exercise. Bring an
exercise mat; includes floor time. Bring a stability ball the last six
weeks of class. Milwaukie Center
$15Hall
No class Dec. 25 and Jan. 1, Age 62+ $11.
Age 62+ $31.
Age 62+ $26.
No class Feb. 5.
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Level 3. Feel good working on your whole body using aerobics,
weights and other strength training exercises. This class is for more
active people who have been taking fitness classes at least twice a
week. Milwaukie Center
9:25-10:10am
T
1/6 11$41Hall
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9:25-10:10am
TH 1/8 10$34Hall
CLRM
Age 62+ $31.
Age 62+ $26.
No class Feb. 5.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
PED-1-79
TEENA’S HOLIDAY FITNESS CLASS
9:25-10:10am
TTH
PED-4-80
CIRCUIT TRAINING
Level 3. Stay in shape through the holidays by doing cardio,
strengthening and stretching. No class Dec. 25 and Jan. 1 Milwaukie
Center.
Age 62+ $11.
12/163
$15Hall
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Levels 3 & 4. Do you want to work on strength and cardio at the
same time? Come work your way through a number of exercise
stations to get a full body workout. The benefit is getting a great
cardio workout while strengthening different parts of your body.
Exercises may include calisthenics, weights and floor work. Age 62+
$42. Milwaukie Center
12:30-1:30pm T
1/6 11$55Hall
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CIRCUIT STRENGTH TRAINING
6:30-7:30pm
TH
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WWW – WALKING WITH WAYNE
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Levels 3-4. Using resistance fitness bands, you will work your way
through a number of circuit stations that will provide full body
strength training, including tightening your core, toning your arms
and strengthening your legs. These special versatile bands can help
support or challenge your muscles. Please bring $16 to purchase the
band from the instructor. Questions, email Don.Hollis@9round.com
Come to a free demo Jan. 8, 6:30-7p.m. and April 2, 6-6:30 p.m. Age
62+ $34. Milwaukie Center
1/159 $45Hollis
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Levels 3-4. Wayne Sabin enthusiastically leads the Wednesday
Walking group around North Clackamas Park every Wednesday
at 10am by the red sculpture. Walkers of all abilities are welcome.
Please call 503-794-8092 for more information. No fee.
NORTH CLACKAMAS AQUATIC PARK
The North Clackamas Aquatic Park offers year round recreational
swim opportunities in our exclusively indoor facility. Whether you
are interested in aquatic exercise, lap swimming or recreational
swimming, you can find it here. Please visit our website, www.ncprd.
com or call 503-557-7873 (SURF) to verify the availability of these
activities with our current schedule.
PED-2-502
SWIM FOR MAXIMUM FITNESS
Get ready for the warmer weather by getting in shape in the pool.
Whether you want to train for a triathlon, open water swim or need
a new workout routine, this two hour complimentary workout
session is for you. Masters swim coach Jeff Kaelon will get you
started by evaluating your stroke technique, using a pace clock and
designing your own workouts. First and last half hour will be on
deck. The middle hour will be in the pool. Pre-registration required.
Fee Resident $5 Non-Resident $6, includes pool admission. For more
information contact Tina at 503-794-8092 or tinajoh@clackamas.us.
North Clackamas Aquatic Park
9-11am
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RED CROSS LIFEGUARD TRAINING
3/71Kaelon
POOL
Fee includes instruction, pool time & certificates. Participants are
trained in safety & water rescue skills for a controlled environment,
first aid, CPR/PR & AED. Participants must purchase a book from the
Red Cross. Prerequisite skills required. Res. $160. North Clackamas
Aquatic Park
9am-5pmMT
PED-4-503
12/222
$185
Staff
POOL
TAKE THE PLUNGE
Adults work at their own pace with a certified Instructor. Class starts
on Mon. Jan 5. Res. $80. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
6:55-7:25pmMW 1/5 11 $106
PED-2-504
Staff
POOL
TEEN WAVE
This class provides individuals (in a group setting) 13 years and
older, the opportunity to learn swimming skills at one’s own pace
with a certified instructor. Class starts on Mon. Jan 5. Res. $80. North
Clackamas Aquatic Park
6:55-7:25pmMW 1/5 11 $106
106
Room
Staff
POOL
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Aquatic Exercise
Aquatic Exercise is a fitness program designed to enhance your
health & wellness. Admission per class: $4 residents & $5 nonresidents. 18 class punch card: $63 residents & $81 non-residents.
PED-4-505
DEEP H20
Deep H2O is held in the dive well with the assistance of floatation
equipment. This non-weight bearing routine enhances flexibility &
muscular strength. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
6-7amMW 1/5 11
8-9amMWF1/5 11
5:30-6:30pmMW 1/5 11
5:30-6:30pm
TTH 1/6 11
7:30-8:30am
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1/1011
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
PED-4-511H20 FITNESS
H20 Fitness is a water exercise program designed to enhance health
& wellness. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
8-9amMWF1/5
9-10amMWF1/5
10-11amMWF1/5
6:30-7:30pmMWTH1/5
11
11
11
11
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
PED-4-515H20 GYM
Basic strength training class designed to reduce body fat, improve
muscle mass & increase endurance. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
T
1/6 11
Staff
POOL
PED-4-516SMILE
Slow Movement Interactive Leisure Exercise. Experience a gentle
water exercise class for a modified & prudent exercise routine. North
Clackamas Aquatic Park
11-11:45amMWF1/5 11
Staff
POOL
SWIM LESSONS
Swimming lessons consist of eight 30-minute classes per session.
Where indicated below, choose one of the following sessions:
Session 1A: M/W, Jan. 5 - Feb. 2 (No class 1/19). Session 1B: T/TH,
Jan. 6- Jan. 29. Session 1: Saturdays, Jan. 10- Feb. 28. Session 2A:
M/W, Feb. 18- Mar. 16. Session 2B: T/TH, Feb. 17 - Mar. 12. Res. $40,
Non-Res $53.
PED-2-503
WATER BABIES, AGES 8-18 MONTHS
Adults accompany babies in the water to get acclimated to the pool
environment in a fun and energetic class setting. Basic skills like
blowing bubbles will be introduced in this class.
Session 1
11:20-11:50am
S8Staff
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AQUA TOTS, AGES 19-35 MONTHS
Adults accompany children in the water to help teach skills
like floating, blowing bubbles, kicking and arm movement.
Independence from parents is a focus of this class to prepare
students for the preschool program.
Session 1
9:35-10:05am
S8Staff
PED-2-505
POOL
SEALS INTRO, AGE 3-5
Room
SEALS, AGE 3-5
Eligibility for Seals swim class is based on instructor
recommendation. Builds on basic swimming and water safety
skills while focusing on front crawl, breath control and endurance
and introduces students to back crawl. Choose session dates from
description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
4-4:30pm4Staff
4:35-5:05pm4Staff
6:20-6:50pm4Staff
Session 1
9-9:30am S8Staff
9:35-10:05am
S8Staff
11:20-11:50am
S8Staff
PED-2-507
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
SWIMMING SEALS, AGE 3-5
Eligibility for Swimming Seals swim class is based on instructor
recommendation. Begins refinement of front crawl with a focus
on rotary breathing. Choose session dates from description above.
North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
4-4:30pm4Staff
5:10-5:40pm4Staff
6:20-6:50pm4Staff
Session 1
9-9:30am S8Staff
10:10-10:40am
S8Staff
PED-2-508
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
MIGHTY SEALS, AGE 3-5
Eligibility for Mighty Seals swim class is based on instructor
recommendation. Students will be familiarized with back crawl,
while finning and elementary backstroke are introduced. Front crawl
and rotary breathing refinement continued. Choose session dates
from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
4:35-5:05pm4Staff
6:55-7:25pm4Staff
Session 1
10:45-11:15am
S8Staff
POOL
POOL
POOL
PED-2-509LEVEL 1, AGE 5+
Entry level swimming lesson. Introduces students to basic
swimming and water safety skills. Choose session dates from
description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
4-4:30pm4Staff
5:45-6:15pm4Staff
6:20-6:50pm4Staff
Session 1
9-9:30am S8Staff
10:10-10:40am
S8Staff
11:20-11:50am
S8Staff
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
PED-2-510LEVEL 2, AGE 5+
Builds on basic swimming and water safety skills while focusing on
front crawl, breath control and endurance and introduces students
to back crawl. Choose session dates from description above. North
Clackamas Aquatic Park
Entry level swimming lesson. Introduces students to basic
swimming and water safety skills. Choose session dates from
description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
4-4:30pm4Staff
5:10-5:40pm4Staff
5:45-6:15pm4Staff
6:55-7:25pm4Staff
Session 1
9-9:30am S8Staff
9:35-10:05am
S8Staff
10:45-11:15am
S8Staff
11:20-11:50am
S8Staff
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Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Community Education
6:30-7:30pm
Course No.
Time
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
4:35-5:05pm4Staff
5:10-5:40pm4Staff
5:45-6:15pm4Staff
Session 1
9-9:30am S8Staff
10:10-10:40am
S8Staff
10:45-11:15am
S8Staff
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
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Course No.
Time
Registration form on page 90.
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
PED-2-511LEVEL 3, AGE 5+
Begins refinement of front crawl with a focus on rotary breathing.
Continues to familiarize students with back crawl, while introducing
finning and elementary backstroke. Choose session dates from
description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
4:35-5:05pm4Staff
5:10-5:40pm4Staff
6:20-6:50pm4Staff
Session 1
9:35-10:05am
S8Staff
10:10-10:40am
S8Staff
11:20-11:50am
S8Staff
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
PED-2-512LEVEL 4, AGE 5+
Community Education
Develops student’s ability to swim front crawl for increased distances
with a mastery of rotary breathing, while continuing improvement
in back crawl and elementary backstroke. Choose session dates from
description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
5:10-5:40pm4Staff
5:45-6:15pm4Staff
6:20-6:50pm4Staff
Session 1
9:35-10:05am
S8Staff
10:45-11:15am
S8Staff
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
POOL
PED-2-513LEVEL 5, AGE 5+
Introduces breaststroke, dolphin kick and treading water. Promotes
swimming endurance while establishing student’s ability to
demonstrate front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke
for greater distances. Choose session dates from description above.
North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1A,1B, 2A & 2B
4:35-5:05pm4Staff
5:45-6:15pm4Staff
Session 1
10:45-11:15am
S8Staff
POOL
POOL
POOL
PED-2-514LEVEL 6, AGE 5+
Increases swimming endurance in front crawl, back crawl, and
elementary backstroke. As well as, improve breaststroke and treading
water for 1 minute 30 seconds and introducing sidestroke. Choose
session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1B & 2B
6:55-7:25pm4Staff
POOL
PED-2-515LEVEL 7, AGE 5+
Explores circle swimming, workout equipment, stretching, body
alignment and diving from the side and board. Continues to use
and improve previously learned strokes. Choose session dates from
description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Sessions 1B & 2B
6:55-7:25pm4Staff
POOL
Health/ Well-Being/Safety
HLT-2-500
A PLACE AT THE CENTER
Check out this social activities program designed for people with
memory loss or confusion due to stroke, Alzheimer’s or related
disorders. This valuable respite program allows caregivers to
take some “time out” from caring for their loved ones. For fee &
enrollment info call 503-653-8100. Milwaukie Center
12:30-4pm WStaff
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HLT-2-501BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK
Drop in and get your blood pressure checked by volunteer nurses.
1st Monday, 3rd Tuesday and 4th Friday of the month. No fee.
Milwaukie Center
9:45-11:45amMTStaff
11am-12:15pm
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Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
HLT-2-502BRAIN GAMES
This is an interactive class designed to exercise your “mental
muscle.” Can’t find your car keys, we have a trick to help you
remember where they are. Have you just been introduced to
someone only to forget their name? We can help with that. Join
us for a relaxed learning experience to sharpen your mental skills
and have fun, too. $2 per session, drop in (no class 1/19 & 2/16).
Milwaukie Center
10:30-11:45amM 1/5OngoingHemingway CLRM
HLT-2-503
DIABETES SUPPORT & EDUCATION GROUP
1:30-3pm
WStaff
HLT-2-504
SENIOR LAW CLINIC
TBA
TStaff
HLT-2-505
FOOT CARE
TBA
TStaff
Information, education and sharing for people with Type 2 diabetes,
their families and friends. Meets 1st Wednesday monthly. Milwaukie
Center
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Local, volunteer elder law attorneys provide up to ½ hour
consultation on legal issues related to seniors. There is no charge for
this service; however, donations are appreciated. Phone 503-6538100. Appointments are available on the 1st and 3rd. Tuesday of the
month. Milwaukie Center
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Foot Care Nurses LLC provide foot soaks and toenail/callous trims
and a lotion foot rub for a $30 fee. Must be 60+ or disabled. Phone
503-653-8100 to schedule your appointment. Milwaukie Center
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Milwaukie Center Resources
HLT-2-506
MEALS ON WHEELS
HLT-2-507
TRILLIUM LUNCH
HLT-2-508
PETE’S CAFE
Volunteers deliver hot, healthy meals to homebound residents 60
years and older or qualified Medicaid under 60 disabled of North
Clackamas Parks and Recreation District. This service improves
nutrition for individuals who cannot shop or cook for themselves.
Meals are delivered Monday-Friday, and frozen meals are available
for weekends and holidays. Call Social Services at (503) 653-8100 to
learn about program qualifications and how to apply.
Community members can enjoy a healthy, affordable meal, MondayFriday at noon. Groups of six or more require a reservation. Ages
60 and older, $3.00 donation. Under 60, $5 per person. For more
information or a menu, call the Nutrition Coordinator at (503) 6543030.
Open to the public 9 a.m.-1p.m. Breakfast is available from 9-10
am. Enjoy delicious meals at Pete’s Café, including daily homemade
soups, fresh specialty salads, made to order sandwiches, hamburgers
and hot dogs, beverages and desserts at very reasonable prices.
All proceeds help fund the Milwaukie Centers’ Meals on Wheels
program in North Clackamas County.
HLT-2-509TRANSPORTATION
The Transportation Program offers seniors and people with
disabilities the freedom of staying connected to the community. We
offer door to door service to and from the center for lunch, classes
and other activities. We also provide bus transportation to a local
grocery store on Tuesday and Thursday each week. For a full list of
services and fee information, call the Transportation Coordinator
(503) 794-8014.
HLT-2-510VIEWS SUPPORT GROUP
(Volunteers Involved for the Emotional Well-being of Seniors) You
don’t have to face life’s’ challenges alone. We have a few openings
in our weekly senior support group led by trained volunteer peer
counselors. The focus of this confidential, small group is developing
new ways of coping with challenges, talking and listening to others
about their concerns and life changes. For additional information,
call 503-653-8100. Milwaukie Center
3-4pm
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Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Healthy Aging Seminars
The Milwaukie Center offers monthly Healthy Aging seminars
on a wide range of topics focusing on various educational topics,
presented by local professionals. To register for these seminars or
for additional information, call Social Services at (503) 653-8100 or
check on line at ncprd.com/
HLT-2-511
ENERGY SAVING TIPS WORKSHOP
The Milwaukie Center is offering a free Energy Saving Tips
Workshop taught by Kurt Torgerson, an energy educator with
Clackamas County Weatherization Services. Kurt will present
information on no-cost, low-cost ways to save on your utility bills
and the county’s weatherization program. This is an excellent
opportunity to learn techniques to save money on your energy bills
while staying comfortable in your home. Milwaukie Center
1-2:30 pm
TH
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Staff
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HLT-2-512
MAKING HEALTH CARE CHOICES FOR THE END-OFLIFE
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Adult Activities
ATA-1-50
MILWAUKIE CENTER SINGERS
Do you like to sing? Would you enjoy singing with a fun group
of people each week? The Milwaukie Singers perform concerts
for residents in our community at assisted living facilities and
retirement centers. We would love to have you join us. Please call
(503) 794-8092 for more information. Sponsored by All About
Seniors, Inc. Milwaukie Center closed Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Milwaukie
Center
1:30-3pmM
1/5 11$10
UKULELE JAM GROUP
9:30-11am
TH 1/8 10
ARCHERY: AGE 8-14
5:30-7:30 pm
10-11am
11am-12pm
10-11am
11am-12pm
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FLS-4-50
SPANISH I – 2ND TERM
For students with little or no Spanish language experience. This
is a continuation of the fall term class. No class Jan. 19 and Feb.
16. If you are a new student with some knowledge of Spanish,
please email Adith at adith.busetto@clackamas.edu. Age 62+ $40.
Milwaukie Center
2-3:30pmM
FLS-4-51
1/5 10$60
Busetto
CLRM
SPANISH II – 2ND TERM
For students who have a basic knowledge of Spanish. Continued
development of reading, writing, and speaking skills. This is a
continuation of the fall term class. If you are a new student with
some knowledge of Spanish, please email Adith at adith.busetto@
clackamas.edu. No class Jan. 19 and Feb. 16. Age 62+ $60. Milwaukie
Center
11:30-1:30pmM
FLS-4-52
1/5 10$80
Busetto
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SPANISH CONVERSATION I
A casual conversation class for people who can speak some Spanish.
Minimal English used in class. Students speak and the teacher makes
corrections while leading a topic. If you have questions, please email
Adith at adith.busetto@clackamas.edu. Age 62+ $30. No class Jan. 19
and Feb. 16. Milwaukie Center
10:30-11:30amM
FLS-4-53
1/5 10$40
Busetto
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SPANISH COVERSATION II
A casual conversation class for people who are in a higher level
Spanish class. Minimal English used in class. Students speak and
the teacher makes corrections while leading a topic. If you have
questions, please email Adith at adith.busetto@clackamas.edu. No
class Jan. 19 & Feb. 16. Age 62+ $45
9-10:30amM
1/5 10$60
Busetto
Learn the basics of archery from stance to aim, draw, release &
follow-through. Finger tabs & arm guards required and may be
purchased from the shop for an additional fee (approximately $30).
Parent must attend first class. Res. $55, Non-Res. $65, includes rental
equipment; Res. $40, Non-Res $50, students provide equipment.
Broken Arrow Archery
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2/216OkitaARCH
2/216OkitaARCH
OUT-2-501HORSEBACK RIDING, AGE 6-17
Indoor riding arena used in poor weather conditions. Boots or hardsoled shoes must be worn, & riding helmets provided. Four students
per session. Res. $115, Non-Res. $125. Highland Stables
4:30-6pm
4:30-6pm
8:30-10am
4:30-6pm
4:30-6pm
8:30-10am
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Sports/Outdoor Activities
OUT-2-500
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Practice and play songs in this casual atmosphere. Class is ongoing.
Activity fee: $1 per session. Milwaukie Center
Youth Activities
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Rice
ATA-2-501
Conversation about how death and dying has changed in our
culture and why it is increasingly important to think about/plan for
what we do/don’t want at the close of our lives. Oregon Advance
Directive and POLST will be discussed. Plan to attend both classes.
Materials fee: $3 per person payable at first class. Optional text for
class: In Advance: A Practical Guide for Making Your Own End-ofLife Health Care Decisions, available in class for $10. Milwaukie
Center
Language Studies
Room
Adult Activities
OUT-2-502
CO-ED VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM
7-10pm
F
$3Gym
OUT-2-503
SOFTBALL: THREE-DAWG NIGHT WINTER LEAGUE
6:30-11pm
1-10pm
F
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Ongoing recreational open gym volleyball for adults 18+. Fee is
payable at the door. Open gym schedule is subject to change.
Current schedule dates are available online at ncprd.com Mt. Scott
Elementary
A recreational adult slowpitch softball league for adults 18+. Friday
evening and Sunday afternoon/evening divisions offered. League
details and registration available online at ncprd.com Hood View
Park
1/236 $525
1/186 $525
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Music
Youth Activities
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NEW! BEGINNING UKULELE
6-7pm
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Ages 12 and up. Learn to tune your ukulele, basic strumming and
cords. You will be jamming to your favorite songs before you know
it. Ukuleles can be purchased at the Guitar Center, Artichoke Music
or Portland Music Company. Fee: $10 Milwaukie Center
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Registration form on page 90.
Room
Writing/Literature
Milwaukie Center 39ers
Enjoy the scenery, make new friends and relax as we take you to
interesting, exciting destinations. From day excursions to “Out to
Lunch Bunch” (OTLB) trips, there’s always something for everyone.
All trips leave from/return to the Milwaukie Center. Standing and
walking is required on most trips. Wear comfortable shoes and dress
appropriately. Bring money for lunch unless otherwise noted. Register
for trips in person at the Travel Desk inside the Milwaukie Center,
Mon-Fri 9am-1pm. Full payment by check or cash is required at the
time of registration to reserve a seat. Contact the Travel Desk for
details. Dates, times and prices are subject to change.
HWL-1-50
CREATIVE WRITING
1-2:45pm
W 1/78 $70Arnold
HWL-1-51
YOUR STORY
1-2:45pm
TH 1/88 $70Arnold
Delicious seafood and a lively atmosphere located right on the
Columbia River. Bring money for lunch. Maximum capacity: 20. Res.
$10, Non-Res. $12.
11am-2pm T1/6
OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY & LUNCH
Come explore the history of the wonderful state that you call home.
Bring money for lunch. Maximum capacity: 20. Res. $23, Non-Res. $26.
11:30am-4:30pmT
1/20
WURST FEST (MT. ANGEL)
Community Education
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Travel/Trips//Tours
BEACHES RESTAURANT (OUT-TO-LUNCH BUNCH)
Enjoy a wide variety of wurst presented by area sausage makers. Bring
money for lunch. Maximum capacity: 20. Res. $26, Non-Res. $29.
11am-3:30pmF 2/13
ALBERTINA KERR RESTAURANT (OUT-TO-LUNCH BUNCH)
Enjoy heritage inspired dishes while giving back to the community.
Lunch, beverage, dessert, gratuity included. Maximum capacity: 20.
Res. $27, Non-Res. $31.
11am-2pm W2/18
PORTLAND AERIAL TRAM & LUNCH AT THE OLD SPAGHETTI FACTORY
Experience the best view of Portland’s South Waterfront in the aerial
tram. The great views continue as we end at The Old Spaghetti Factory
for lunch. Bring money for lunch. Maximum capacity: 20. Res. $14,
Non-Res. $16.
11am-3:30pmT 2/24
JOE’S CRAB SHACK (OUT-TO-LUNCH BUNCH)
Snow, Queen, King or Dungeness? Have your favorite crab or other
seafood options at this entertaining Columbia River restaurant. Bring
money for lunch, etc. Maximum capacity: 20. Res. $10, Non-Res. $12.
11am-2pm W3/4
KELL’S IRISH PUB & RESTAURANT (OUT TO LUNCH BUNCH)
Join us for a pre-St. Patrick’s day lunch at the most authentic Irish
restaurant in Portland. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is
positively Irish! Bring money for lunch. Maximum capacity: 20. Res.
$10, Non-res. $12.
11am-2pm F3/13
RICE NW MUSEUM OF ROCKS/MINERALS & LUNCH
This museum is just a 20 minute drive from downtown Portland.
It features the finest collections of rocks, minerals and gems found
anywhere in the world. Bring money for lunch. Maximum capacity: 20.
Res. $22, Non-Res. $25.
11am-4pm T3/24
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Room
Students tell us this class stimulates creative thinking and stretches
their abilities to see and write in fresh new ways. Take the challenge-pressure free. Age 62+ $53. Milwaukie Center
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Do you want your descendants to know how and why you lived?
You need to write it down. You can preserve your history by just
remembering moments and all the essential elements of your life.
Age 62+ $53. Milwaukie Center
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CLASSES AT EAST SIDE ATHLETIC CLUB CLACKAMAS AND
MILWAUKIE
Register with East Side Athletic Club with VISA/MC debit or charge
cards, cash or check.
Clackamas location: Call 503-659-3846 to register or register in
person at 9100 SE Sunnyside Road.
Milwaukie location: Call 503-659-3845 to register or register in
person at 4606 SE Boardman Avenue.
Please mention that you are registering through Clackamas
Community College.
Dance/Theater
ATA-2-502
ADULT BALLROOM DANCING
Learn beginning instruction in popular couple dance steps such as
Fox Trot, Swing, Cha-Cha, Waltz & Salsa. Couples $90. Individuals
$55. East Side Athletic Club-Clack
12:30-1:30pm S
12:30-1:30pm S
1/106 $55
3/76 $55
Winkle
Winkle
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Exercise/Fitness
PED-4-517BIGGEST LOSER TEAM CHALLENGE
Teams of 10-12 folks are coached by a personal trainer for eight
weeks. Everyone is a winner and one entire team will be rewarded
for their loss of body fat as a percentage of overall weight.
Participants meet each week to weigh in, turn in food journals and
participate in motivating group workouts. Call club for days and
times, up to 6 time slots are available. Non-member fee, below,
includes full use of the club during the duration of the 8 week
program. The game ends with party and prizes! Program offered
at BOTH East Side Athletic Clubs, Clackamas (503-659-3846) and
Milwaukie (503-659-3845). Times and days vary according to
participants’ schedule.
TBA
PED-2-518
3/308 $200
Staff
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ENDURANCE SWIM
This freestyle focused workout is tailored to the needs of the
triathlete preparing for open water competition or those looking to
cross train. All abilities are welcome. East Side Athletic Club-Clack
6-7amMW1/54 $65Howard
6-7amMW2/24 $65Howard
6-7amMW3/24 $65Howard
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Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
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SWIM TEAM
Room
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
PED-4-526
CYCLE CIRCUIT
10:30-11am
TH 1/8 10$69
PED-4-527
CYCLE CLASS
7:15-8pm
T
PED-4-528
GROUP POWER
Room
Ages 10 & older. Swim team is a fun way for your child to learn
a life skill. Your child will learn proper mechanics and breathing
technique while improving cardiovascular fitness. Swimming is
a fitness routine your child can continue well into adulthood.
Although swimming is an individual sport, East Side’s coaches work
to create a team environment where your child will learn good
sportsmanship, boost self-esteem and make new friends. To join
Swim Team swimmers must be able to swim front crawl with side
breathing two lengths of the pool, back stroke two lengths of the
pool and have knowledge of breast stroke and butterfly.
How many calories can you burn off in 30-minutes? This cycle class
combines drills, circuit and cycle intervals for one energy-high class!
Side Athletic Club-Clack
East Side Athletic Club-Clack
5:30-6:30pmMWF1/5 11
5:30-6:30pmMWF3/3011
East Side Athletic Club-Milw
6-7pm
TTHF 1/6 11
6-7pm
TTHF 3/3111
Group Power is your hour of Power! Blast all of your muscles with
this high-rep weight training workout. Using a barbell, weight
plates and body weight, Group Power combines squats, lunges and
curls with functional integrated exercises. Dynamic music and a
motivating atmosphere will get your heart rate up and push you to
a personal best. Choose any combination of Power classes AT ONE
LOCATION. 10 classes = $69, 20 classes = $124
PED-2-520
$210Garcia
$210Garcia
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$210
$210
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Welch
Welch
INTRO TO SWIM TEAM
Ehlers/Wilcox CLRM
A 45-minute indoor cycle class that is set to fun & motivated music.
East side Athletic Club- Clack
1/6 10$69
Wilcox
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East Side Athletic Club-Clack
5:30-6:30am
TTH 1/6 10 $124Applebee/Pyles CLRM
9:15-10:15am TTH 1/6 10 $124
Crowe/Ehlers CLRM
6:05-7:05pm
TTH 1/6 10 $124Ordlin
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8:10-9:10am
S
1/1010 $69Ordlin
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East Side Athletic Club-Milw
6-7pmMW 1/5 10 $124
Crowe
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5:40-6:40am
TTH 1/6 10 $124Applebee/Pyles CLRM
9:30-10:30am S
1/1010 $69
Ehlers
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East Side Athletic Club-Clack
5-5:45pm
TTHF 1/6 11 $170Garcia
East Side Athletic Club-Milw
5:15-6pm
TTHF 1/6 11 $170
Welch
5:15-6pm
TTHF 3/3111 $170
Welch
Push your limits with the safety of water. Aquatic exercise in a
circuit format. Choose any combination of Water Exercise classes
AT ONE LOCATION. 10 classes = $69, 20 classes = $124 East Side
Athletic Club-Milw
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9-10am
TAE KWON DO
This class is geared for children ages 6-9 of varying fitness levels.
Students will learn practical self-defense skills while working
towards the benefits of mind and body coordination. Kids gain
confidence, set their own goals and test for belts when they’re ready.
East Side Athletic Club-Clack
10:30-11am
10:30-11am
10:30-11am
S
S
S
1/34 $30
2/74 $30
3/74 $30
PED-2-522
TAE KWON DO II
Niezgoda
Niezgoda
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Same description as above but geared for kids ages 10-16.
Participants may register for twice a week $70. East Side Athletic
Club-Clack
11am-12pm
11am-12pm
11am-12pm
S
S
S
1/34 $40
2/74 $40
3/74 $40
PED-4-523
CARDIO CAMP
Niezgoda
Niezgoda
Niezgoda
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Challenge your metabolism. Classes will be utilizing the jump ropes,
step & your own body weight. Take the intensity to a new level. East
Side Athletic Club-Clack
9:15-10:15amM
PED-4-524
1/5 10$69
Staff
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CARDIO SPLASH
Designed for a more advanced water workout. Class utilizes sports
conditioning moves to create a more intense cardiovascular
workout. Choose any combination of Water Exercise classes AT ONE
LOCATION. 10 classes = $69, 20 classes = $124 East Side Athletic
Club-Clack
6:15-7:15pm
TTH 1/6 10 $124
Nollman/Rask POOL
PED-4-525CHISELED!
Define, strengthen and reshape your core to make it your body’s
powerhouse in this non-cardio, functional training class. East Side
Athletic Club-Clack
5:30-6pmMW1/510$69Ordlin
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5:30-6pm
CLRM
East Side Athletic Club-Milw
TTH 1/6 10$69
PED-4-535H20 CIRCUIT
Pyles/Crowe
S
1/10 10 $69
Powers/StrattonPOOL
PED-4-536H20 EXERCISE
Cardiovascular conditioning & muscle strengthening performed
in the water. Aqua dumbbells & other floating devices are used to
enhance the strength component of class while the water cushions
the impact. Choose any combination of Water Exercise classes AT
ONE LOCATION. 10 classes = $69, 20 classes = $124
East Side Athletic Club-Clack
9-10am
TTH 1/6 10 $124
9-10am
S
1/1010 $69
East Side Athletic Club-Milw
9:30-10:30amMWF1/5 10 $124
8:30-9:30am
TTH 1/6 10 $124
Community Education
Ages 6 & older. Swim team is a fun way for your child to learn a
life skill. Your child will learn proper mechanics and breathing
technique while improving cardiovascular fitness. Swimming is
a fitness routine your child can continue well into adulthood.
Although swimming is an individual sport, East Side’s coaches work
to create a team environment where your child will learn good
sportsmanship, boost self-esteem and make new friends. To join
Intro to Swim Team swimmers must be able to swim one length of
the pool using front and back crawl strokes.
Scheafer/Rask POOL
Nollman
POOL
Stratton/Rask
Stratton
PED-4-540
IT’S INSANE!
5:30-6pm
TTH 1/6 10$69Ordlin
PED-4-541
TURBO H20
POOL
POOL
Melt it off in 30 minutes! This high energy class combines intense
intervals and simple drills to create one sweaty workout. East side
Athletic Club-Clack
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Pump up your water workout. This class combines sports
conditioning drills and traditional water cardio moves for one
dynamic water workout. Choose any combination of Water Exercise
classes AT ONE LOCATION. 10 classes = $69, 20 classes = $124 East
Side Athletic Club-Milw
6:15 -7:15pmMW
PED-4-542
1/5
10 $124Mather
POOL
MAT PILATES
Stand taller, look leaner! Join us today and increase your flexibility,
core strength, balance, concentration, & control. Great way to tone
up!
East Side Athletic Club-Clack
10:20-11:20amMW 1/5 10 $124Harrel
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PED-4-543STEP-N-CIRCUIT
Step up your intensity with 2 great workouts! Monday is Step-nStrength. Four rounds of circuit training alternating with Reebok Step
training. All levels welcome. East Side Athletic Club-Milw
9-10amMW 1/5 10 $124
Ehlers
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PED-4-544YOGA
For beginning and intermediate students alike are welcome to
improve health by focusing on proper breath, alignment, and
individual flexibility and strength. You will progress through a
combination of flowing and sustained postures and will learn to hold
the postures for an extended time. Choose any combination of Yoga
classes AT ONE LOCATION. 10 classes = $69, 20 classes = $124
East Side Athletic Club-Clack
7:10-8:10pmMW 1/5 10 $124
Johnson/Archuleta CLRM
10:30-11:30am F
1/9 10$69
Johnson
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10:30-11:30am SU 1/1110 $69
Johnson
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East Side Athletic Club-Milw
8:15-9:15am
S
1/10 10 $69Archuleta/DeckerCLRM
PED-4-548U-JAM!
Community Education
The music will take you around the world from old school hip hop to
Bollywood with an athletic, intense cardio workout that makes you
sweat and leaves your body craving more! Choose any combination
of U-Jam classes AT ONE LOCATION. 10 classes = $69, 20 classes =
$124
East Side Athletic Club-Milw
6-7pm
F
1/9 10$69
3-4pm
SU 1/1110 $69
Schlenker
Schlenker
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PED-4-550ZUMBA!
Love to dance but hate to exercise? Zumba is HOT! This cardio class
combines simple salsa, hip-hop, & jazz moves with upbeat music for
60 minutes of cardio fun! Choose any combination of ZUMBA classes
AT ONE LOCATION. 10 classes = $69, 20 classes = $124
East Side Athletic Club-Clack
6:05-7:05pmMW 1/5 10 $124
Lucas
10:30-11:30am T
1/6 10$69Mather
9:15-10:15am S
1/1010 $69Dato
East Side Athletic Club-Milw
6-7pm
TTH 1/6 10 $124
Rogers
9-10am
F
1/9 10$69
Rogers
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Registration form on page 90.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Oregon City
C o m m u nity e d u c a ti o n
pr o g r a m s
Please read carefully, some of the local businesses take their own
registrations.
Registration form for Community Education classes on page 90.
Register on line at www.orecity.k12.or.us, click on OCCE logo (left side)
Eastham Community Center 1404 7th St. Oregon City
Office hours: 7am-4pm Mon-Fri Phone: 503-785-7993
For class locations, see page 92.
Art/Crafts
APA-2-600
DRAWING W/ LYNDA BRAND
6:30-8:30pm
TH
APA-2-601
JEWELRY MAKING WORKSHOP
6-9pm
F
APA-2-602
OPEN STUDIO W/ LYNDA BRAND
6:30-8:30pm
W
APA-2-603
WATERCOLOR W/ LYNDA BRAND
6:30-8:30pm
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Class fills quickly! Master different drawing tools/techniques
through exercises that focus line/shading/gesture/composition/
perspective. Variety of mediums & subject matter. Individual help
& relaxed setting. Examples from instructor’s work & famous artists.
Supply list emailed to student one week before class. All levels
welcome. Add’l fee $5 cash only to instructor day of class. Age: 7th
grade-Adult. Eastham Community Center
1/298 $85 $5 Brand
209
Brand New Class! Construction/soldering/riveting & independent
project. Session 1-Learn how to construct jewelry the correct way
to make it last. Discussion in stringing materials/clasps/design &
finishing. Most techniques can be used in any medium. Session
2-Soldering! The magic of fire! If you have never soldered with a
torch before, this is a great place to start. Practice on making a better
jump ring! Safety/set-up discussed in great length. Session 3-Make
copper bracelet & practice surface design/riveting or help with an
instructor approved project. Supply list emailed to student 2 weeks
prior to class. Add’l fee $20 cash only to instructor day of class. Age:
Adult. Eastham Community Center.
2/133 $95 $20 Elting
101
Class fills quickly! Decide which drawing and/or painting medium
you want to explore/as well as the subject matter/ length of time
you want to work on project. Bring unfinished projects/projects
from the Drawing class. Individual help. Fun group of students. No
supply list is emailed to student. Student brings supplies relevant
to their project. Relaxed setting. All levels. Age: 7th grade-Adult.
Eastham Community Center
1/288 $85
Brand
209
Master the different tools and techniques required to successfully
paint with this luminous, transparent medium, while learning about
color, composition. Variety of subjects and, typically, the majority
each painting can be completed in two hours. Individual attention.
Relaxed setting. Examples from instructor’s work and famous artists.
Supply list sent to student 1 week before class. All levels. Age: 7th
grade-Adult. Eastham Community Center
1/278 $85 $5 Brand
209
FORTE’ FLORAL ARTISTRY
Register with Oregon City Community Education Department. Forte
Floral is located at 1502 Washington St., Oregon City. Jennifer Agard
will introduce you to the creative world of floral artistry. Courses
offered are designed to be fun with no experience necessary.
APA-2-604
SPRING FLOWER ARRANGEMENT W/ JENNIFER
6:30-8pm
W
For the beginner-Enjoy a floral arrangement class inside Forte Floral
Artistry and let Jennifer teach you the tips and tricks for flowers and
create a spring bouquet to brighten your home. Age: Adult. Forte
Floral Artistry.
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3/111 $18 $30Agard
SHOP
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Child Care/Activities
FAM-2-600KINDERDAY
A literacy based program that extends kindergarten day of the
students. Instructor develops lessons that /extend what is presented
in kindergarten class. Lessons support letter/sound recognition,
vocabulary, reading comprehension . Instructors work with teacher
support growth in line with state standards. Students listen to
stories, sing/read poems, create stories & participate in activities that
enhance their kindergarten experience. This fee based after school
program is available at 5 elementary in Oregon City School District.
Cheryl Howell at 503-785-8503.
FAM-2-601MORE@4
Pre-K Kindergarten readiness program for children who will be
entering Kindergarten in Sept. 2015. Our certified staff will provide
fun and creative lessons and activities that will support and prepare
your child to be academically successful in Kindergarten and
beyond. Our program uses an Early Learning Curriculum that is
aligned to the NAEYC (National Association for the Education of
Young Children) and Common Core State Standards that will work
to develop competent and confident learners. For more information
contact Cheryl Howell at 503-785-8503.
7:45-11:30amM-TH
FAM-2-602
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PRE SCHOOL FULL DAY W/DAYCARE
6:45am-6:15pmM-F
$700Owens
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Driver Education
DRE-4-600
ODOT DRIVER EDUCATION SAFETY CLASS
http://ochspioneers.org/driver-education for complete information
and to register. Student to successfully complete program, parent
must attend the parent meeting. Student must have learners
permit at time of registration. If student has a license, obtains their
license while taking the class, or is 18 or older before graduating
from program, an add’l $210 charged. Free/reduced lunch eligible
students receive a $75 discount on tuition. Refunds given up to
one week prior to start date of class, minus $30 non-refundable fee,
less than one week prior to start date no refunds given. Age: 15-17.
Oregon City High School
Parent meeting is 5pm-6:30pm at OCHS on 12/1/14.
3:30-6:30pmM
12/111 $300Holliday Presentation
3:15-6:15pm
12/211 $300
Parent meeting is 5-6:15 at OCHS on 12/2/14.
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Stewart Presentation
Exercise/Fitness
PED-2-600BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE TAEKWON DO W/
WILL COULTER
Taekwon Do is traditional Korean martial art of self defense.
Beginning students stretch/strengthen their bodies while learning
basic strikes/blocks/kicks. Completing beginner course, students will
be well prepared for intermediate class. Intermediate student, ranked
blue belt & above will practice skills to strengthen your mind/body.
Confidence will grow w/ ability to defend yourself. Age: 7-Adult.
Eastham Community Center
Note: 15 week class, no classes week of 3/23-3/27. Last class 4/21
7:10-8:25pmMTTH1/5 15 $165
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
PED-4-600
PILATES W/ TERRY WADDELL
6-7pm
W
Room
Develop core/flexibility/coordination. Bring cushioned mat &
desire for an active workout. Equip. used: 3 or 5 lb. weights/stability
ball/36” foam roller. New students call instructor @ 503-654-3209
prior to registering. Age: 19-Adult. Tan colored Comm. Bldg 200
Longview Way, Oregon City.
Note: 1/14; 2/11; & 3/11 classes will be held in the Blue Bldg. 13900
Gain St. OC
1/7 11$80
Waddell
BLDG
BETTER BODY FITNESS NW
To register for classes call 503-805-8508 or email angie@
betterbodyfitnessnw.com. Angie or Justin LaPointe, owners of Better
Body Fitness NW and their team of trainers will help you reach your
health and fitness goals.
1610 Red Soils Ct., Oregon City.
PED-4-601BOOM TOWN CAMP
You need to be strong/flexible/agile/balanced enough to enjoy your
hobbies. Learn to build up slowly & keep working at an appropriate
challenging level to make the hobbies in your life a joy, not a chore!
Learn exercises that increase strength/endurance for your whole
body, while using corrective exercise techniques that keep you
injury free and out of pain so you can keep moving. Age: 55+. Better
Body Fitness NW.
10:30-11:30am T
10:30-11:30am TH
Two day a week option
12/24 $75GYM
12/44 $75GYM
10:30-11:30am TTH 12/24 $120GYM
HLT-2-600
NW NEW YEAR’S REVOLUTION CHALLENGE
Finally lose weight and get into your best shape ever with the
program voted 1 for fat loss. Since space is limited you can lose
that fat for good for only two payments of $123.50 (spaced 30 days
apart). 15 spaces available. Age: Adult. Better Body Fitness NW.
5:45-6:30amM
6-6:45pmM
1/5 6 $247
1/5 6 $247
LaPointeGYM
LaPointeGYM
OREGON CITY JAZZERCISE
Men & Women ages 11-Adult welcome to register for classes by
calling 971-219-0790 or visit Oregoncityjazz@yahoo.com. Carrie
Kirkwood, owner of Oregon City Jazzercise along with her other
instructors, combine cardio moves to enhance endurance & burn
mega calories, strength training to define muscles & strengthen your
core, stretching to increase flexibility. Use of handheld weights,
resistance tubes & balls you will get total body workout while
blasting fat & having fun.
PED-4-602
Community Education
Oregon City Community Education’s Preschool is now accepting
new students. Ours is a full day preschool with daycare. We are
open 6:45am-6:15pm. Children must be fully toilet trained and 3
years old by September 1st of the current school year (Sept-Aug).
We use the “We Can” curriculum to help prepare your child for
Kindergarten. Please call: 503-785-8520 for further information and/
or to schedule a visit.
Course No.
Time
JAZZERCISE MEN & WOMEN AGES 11-ADULT
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun & powerfully effective 60-minute
total body workout! 4 new formats motivate you & incl. Fusion/
Strength60/Core/Strike. These classes combine dance-based cardio
w/ strength training & stretching to sculpt, tone & lengthen muscles
for maximum fat burn. Choreographed to today’s hottest music,
Jazzercise is an all over, body shaping workout for men & women
ages 11-Adult. Eastham Community School.
5:45-6:45amMWF
8-9amM-S
9:15-10:15amM-S
4-5pm
SU
4:40-5:40pmM-F
5:50-6:50pmM-TH
12/15
12/15
12/15
12/14
12/15
12/15
StaffGYM
StaffGYM
StaffGYM
StaffGYM
StaffGYM
StaffGYM
CoulterGYM
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TRAILS END MARTIAL ARTS W/ SENSEI HOWARD GRIFFITHS
We believe there is no one ultimate Martial Art style. We take an
eclectic approach to martial training by offering instruction in
traditional styles of Kenpo Karate-Jutsu/Torite Jutsu/Combat Sambo.
Learn self-defense/ discipline/methods of exercise for physical
fitness/stress relief. Learn more about our program, http://www.
trailsendmartialarts.com
PED-2-608
TRADITIONAL MARTIAL ARTS
Learn traditional styles of Kenpo Karate-Jutsu/Torite Jutsu/
Combat Sambo. Build confidence & train in a fun, yet structured
environment. All Levels. Age: 7-Adult. King Elementary School.
6:15-7:15pm
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Health/Well-Being/Safety
HLT-4-600
YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TRAINING
Youth Mental Health First Aid gives people skills to help a young
person who is developing a mental health problem or is already in a
mental health crisis. Learn how to help a young person in this eight
hour public education program. It only takes one person to make a
difference in the life of someone who is struggling, just one. Register
today and become a Youth Mental Health First Aider. Age: 16-Adult.
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Community Education
HLT-2-601BABYSITTING SAFETY/STAY HOME ALONE
The child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program covers child
safety/basic care incl. CPR techniques infant/children. CABS stresses
priority to keep you & the children you care for safe. Babysitting
in not just “watching” children, but being responsible for their
safety/well-being. Program content from American Health & Safety
Institute. Certification card issued upon successful completion. Age:
11-15. Eastham Community Center.
9am-12pm
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MEDIC FIRST AID CPR & AED
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Medic First Aid training teaches appropriate emergency response
skills. Adult CPR/AED/First Aid. Receive 2-yr CPR/First Aid card
in OSHA compliant course. Age: 14-Adult. Eastham Community
Center.
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COMPLETE HEALTH CHIROPRACTIC CENTER LLC
To register for these free classes call 503-557-9266. Complete Health
Chiropractic Center LLC is located at 365 Warner Milne Rd. Suite
105., Oregon City. Complete Health provides chiropractic care,
corrective exercises, lifestyle advice, nutritional counseling, massage
therapy, spinal & postural screenings along with the community
education classes offered at their office.
HLT-2-603
EXERCISE 101
Do you want increased energy? Increased metabolism? Improved
muscle tone? Better health? Improved self-esteem? Find out what
exercise can do for you! Free class-call 503-557-9266. Age: 12-Adult.
Complete Health Chiropractic Center
Course No.
Time
Course Title
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Instructor
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NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS
Free classes, please call 503-344-5050. namioregon@namior.org for
further information.
NAMI is a statewide grassroots organization with more than 1,500
members in 15 affiliates; it is one of 50 state organizations that
comprise the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Mission is to
improve the quality of life of individuals w/ mental illnesses & their
families through education, support & advocacy.
HLT-4-601
NAMI BASICS
6:30-9pm
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WELLNESS BY DESIGN-MASTERING YOUR RECOVERY
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Basics is a free class for the parents/primary caregivers of children
& adolescents w/ mental health & behavioral concerns like ADHD/
depression/bipolar disorder/oppositional defiance disorder.
Participants gain a toolkit of info/training in preparedness/
emotional resiliency and a community of people who have been
there & understand. Age: Adult.
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Program for people who have a mental illness of any kind.
Curriculum covers determining values & purpose/goal planning/
coping/negative thinking/acceptance/social supports/exercises to
explore & integrate components of mental health wellness program
into a participant’s day to day life for a more fulfilling life. Call
NAMI at 503-344-5050 or by emailing info@namicc.org
1/36 $10
Note: Class located in Clackamas.
Lectures/Workshops
LEC-4-600LEADERSHIP TRAINING WORKSHOP-EQUINE
ASSISTED
Equine assisted learning (EAL), a guided method that propels
an individual/work team/management group to higher levels of
effective/clear communication. Instructors are EAGALA (Equine
Assisted Growth & Learning Assoc.) Certificates of Completion
Awarded. CCC CEU’s are available for a one time fee of $40. Sessions
take place in an arena. Wear closed toed shoes/boots & dress weather
appropriate. More info. @ https://occe.cr3.rschooltoday.com/public/
home/ . Age: Adult. Highland Stables
Communication & Interpersonal Skills
9am-12pm
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Teamwork & Collaboration
9am-12pm
F
2/131 $150
Problem Solving & Strategy
9am-12pm
F
2/201 $150
Change Management & Adaptability
9am-12pm
F
2/271 $150
Englert/GillARENA
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OREGON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Family Focus forum
Come listen to Dr. Jennifer Pitcairn as she breaks down facts vs.
myths carbohydrates, proteins, fats. How much, how little, and
why? Find out simple things to make your whole system run
smoother/healthier/more efficiently. Free class-call 503-557-9266.
Age: 12-Adult. Complete Health Chiropractic Center
Proudly presents 8th annual Family Focus Forum, Oregon City’s
premier family workshop event! Free event created specifically for
families w/ students all ages in Oregon City area. 60 minute/90
minute workshops. Theme is “Caution: Change Ahead!” & the focus
is providing parents w/ information & tools that can help them
navigate through their many roles & transitions-creating positive
home/work/school environments where parents & kids flourish.
Visit http://www.familyfocusforum.org to learn more and register.
9am-2pm
5:30-6:30pm
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5:30-6:30pm
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Stress is a part of every day life & no matter how much we try to
avoid it, we experience it time to time. We discuss practical ways
to beat stress using nutrition/positive thinking/exercise & more.
Free class-call 503-557-9266. Age: 12-Adult. Complete Health
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Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
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Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
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Special Interests/Hobbies
Course Title
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Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
OUT-2-604BEGINNER JUMPING LESSONS-ENGLISH STYLE
OUT-2-600HORSE 101-SCIENCE BEHIND ART OF RIDING HORSES
Class geared toward rider in any horse discipline who wants to
improve performance & relationship with their horse/future horse.
Do not need to own a horse to take class. Topics-Horse anatomy/
conformation/horse gaits/tack design/fitting. Riding & relationship
w/ horse will greatly improve w/ knowledge of how your horse’s
body & equipment works. Age: 12-up. Eastham Community Center.
6-8pm
Course No.
Time
W 2/46 $90Keavney
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OUT-2-601HORSE 102-SCIENCE BEHIND CARING FOR A HORSE
Suggested parent attend class. Class geared toward anyone who
plans to or currently owns a horse. We will cover horse anatomy/
nutrition/buy good quality hay/pasture management/poisonous
plants/horse first aid/preventative care. Learn to save money feeding
your horse & to avoid costly vet bills! Note: No class 2/16. Last class
3/16. Age: 12-up. Eastham Community Center.
6-8pmM 2/26 $90Keavney
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For riders who can walk/trot & canter safely on there own. Effective
warm-up & introductory gymnastic exercises for rider & horse to
improve their skills. Open to riders who do not have a horse or
riders who wish to bring their own mount. Helmets are available.
Jumping boots are required. Age: 12-Adult. Highland Stables
10:30am-12pm
6-7:30pm
10:30am-12pm
6-7:30pm
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INTERMEDIATE JUMPING-ENGLISH STYLE
6:30-8pm
F
For riders with or without their own horse who can safely jump
at a canter over a series of jumps (max 2’). Effective warm up &
gymnastic exercises for horses & riders to improve up to (max of
3’). Riders are required to provide and wear safe jumping attire. Age:
12-Adult. Highland Stables
2/274 $150GillARENA
RENEW FURNITURE
Look forward to classes returning spring 2015 with new additional
classes like caning!
Renew Furniture located at 17785 SE 82nd Drive, Gladstone. Classes
located at Renew Furniture.
NW DISCOVERIES
NW Discoveries will provide all equipment needed to have a relaxed
enjoyable experience. Classes go rain or shine. IMPORTANT: For
directions and meet locations and what to wear it is important to
go to http://www.nwdiscoveries.com. Youth 11 years & older can
register w/adult.
Sports/Outdoor Activities
OUT-2-606
PED-2-610
CO ED MINI HOOPS BASKETBALL
All 1st & 2nd grade boys and Girls. Registration deadline Dec 29th.
All Abilities. Practice times & places TBA by coaches. Games on
Saturdays. Practices tentatively begin week of 1/19/15. Volunteer
coaches needed! Questions, call Todd at 503-785-8513. Oregon City
Community Ed
TBA
$75StaffGYM
PED-2-611
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Grades 3/4th & 5/6th. Registration deadline Dec 29th. All abilities.
Practice times & places TBA by coaches. Practices tentatively begin
week of 1/19/15. Volunteer coaches needed! Questions, call Todd
503-785-8513. Oregon City Community Ed
TBA
$75StaffGYM
HIGHLAND STABLES
Come join us & learn how fun riding & taking care of horses can be.
Country setting w/ trails, indoor/outdoor arenas w/ a warm viewing
room for visitors to watch students during cooler weather. English
style riding for balance (bases for all riding disciplines), helmets
provided & boots are required w/ 1 inch heel (cowboy boots ok).
OUT-2-602BEGINNER LESSONS-ENGLISH STYLE
Ideal class for beginners or those returning. Learn basic
horsemanship skills in riding, care of horse & equipment. Parents
can watch student from the warm viewing room during the cooler
weather. See above for requirements. Age: 6-Adult. Highland Stables.
4:30-6pm
4:30-6pm
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WALK/TROTTING LESSONS-ENGLISH STYLE
4:30-6pm
4:30-6pm
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Ideal class for riders who can walk & trot without help. Students
who have taken the beginner riding lessons. Parents can watch
student from the warm viewing room during the cooler weather. See
above for requirements. Age: 8-Adult. Highland Stables
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CROSS COUNTRY SKI LESSON/TOUR
IMPORTANT: For directions and meet locations and what to
wear it is important to go to www.nwdiscoveries.com. Beginner/
intermediates. Destination Mt. Hood. Take advantage of Mt. Hood’s
weather patterns & either ski west side or east side depending on
best conditions. Shuttle leaves Gateway Max Station. Cost incl.
transportation/instructor/guide. Stop made en route to rent ski
equipment, cost not incl., usually under $12. Age: Adult. Mt. Hood
8:25am-5:20pm S
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Community Education
OREGON CITY COMMUNITY EDUCATION YOUTH SPORTS
Register now for the following youth sports listed below for Winter
2015.
1. Register on line at www.orecity.k12.or.us, click on the OCCE logo
(left hand side) click on youth sports and follow prompts.
2. Register in person at Eastham Comm. Center 1404 7th St. OC.
3. Questions/Register by phone, call Todd Kemhus 503-785-8513.
SNOWSHOE LESSON/TOUR
IMPORTANT: For directions and meet locations and what to wear
it is important to go to www.nwdiscoveries.com. Take advantage
of Mt. Hood’s weather patterns & we will either showshoe west
side or east side depending on best conditions. Guides/Instructors
will be w/ you all times to ensure your safety & satisfaction. Trips
usually between 2-6 miles long & less than 750 foot elevation gain/
loss. Midweek trips are usually shorter & slower paced. Cost incl.
transportation/snowshoes/guide. Bring waterproof hiking boots/
proper equip. Age: Adult. Mt. Hood
BarkerMNT
SCUBA SPECIALTIES NORTHWEST, LLC
Please contact ScubaSpecialtiesNW@gmail.com or through our
web page at http://scubaspecialtiesNW.com for questions and to
register regarding upcoming classes in the winter. Instructors are
experienced professional educators who love being in the water
and teaching others about the marine environment. The Pacific
Northwest has some of the best cold water diving for skilled divers.
OUT-2-608
ADVANCED SCUBA DIVER
OUT-2-609
SCUBA DIVING
OUT-2-610
SCUBA EXPERIENCE
Let your underwater adventure continue! Apply your scuba skills as
you explore new dive sites & activities under the supervision of your
NAUI Instructor.
This six course teaches you everything you need to know to be a
safe, Pacific Northwest Scuba diver. The class includes instruction,
books, rentals, and fully prepares you for the open water
certification.
Come try it out for a full evening of fun. Be briefed on safety
& given overview of scuba gear. Alumni of this class interested
pursuing a scuba certification will receive a discount on their
certification class and the purchase of mask, fins, and snorkel.
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Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
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SKIN DIVING FOR CHILDREN
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FIRST AID/CPR/AED/OXYGEN PROVIDER
Registration form on page 90.
Room
Do you want your children to be safer around the water? Children
or entire families can join us for our Skin Diving Specialty. Skin
diving can be enjoyed your entire life. This class will be open to
children and their family members.
Whether it is a work requirement or you want to be prepared for
anything life throws at you, we can train you to be ready. We are
happy to break this certification down and offer any part of it
to you, your family, or entire office staff. Contact us for pricing
breakdowns.
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Registration form for Community Education classes is on page 90.
Please Note: Pioneer Center registration begins on Tuesday, November 26.
For class locations, see page xx. Phone: 503-657-8287
Classes held at Pioneer Community Center. Center is open Monday through
Friday from 9am to 4pm.
Holiday Closures: Monday, January 19 & Monday, February 16
Community Education
Arts/Crafts
APA-1-30
ACRYLIC & OIL PAINTING
For beginning & experienced artists. Emphasis on learning brush
techniques, color mixing, shading & composition. Demonstrations
with experimental techniques to create texture & depth using mixed
media. To register, call Shirlee at 503-722-3845 at least 1 week before
class begins. Pick up supply list at the Center prior to first class.
Senior Discount $54. Pioneer Community Center
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Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
COMPUTER FIRST STEPS – LEVEL 1 CLASS
Instruction is focused on learning to communicate with the
computer & understanding the signs & symbols that a computer
uses to communicate. Students will learn & practice mouse
commands & how to hover & to identify the tools in a program.
Learn the minimize, maximize, restore down, close commands &
how to reposition or resize a window, save a file & print. There will
also be an intro to the Internet. Students will get hands on practice
at each 2 hour class. Call Jerry King, 503-723-9497 to register.
Pioneer Community Center
TBAMKing BASEMENT
DPS-4-33
COMPUTER BASICS – LEVEL 2 CLASS
This course opens with a survey of computer terminology &
components. You will learn to set up folders & subfolders in
Windows & create shortcuts to your desktop which allows you to
organize your files & find them faster. You will also learn different
ways to connect to the Internet, how to use a browser to find your
way around, & how to use search engines & e-mail. Students will
e-mail a friend & attach their picture. Call Jerry King, 503-723-9497
to register. Pioneer Community Center
TBAMKing BASEMENT
DPS-4-34
WORD PROCESSING-LEVEL 3 CLASS
Students will build on the basics to fine tune their word processing
skills. Improve your typing skills by learning keyboard short cuts
instead of using the mouse. You will learn default settings, copy,
cut & paste commands. You will also work with macros & tables
& explore mail merge. Call Jerry King, 503-723-9497 to register.
Pioneer Community Center
TBAMKing BASEMENT
DPS-4-35
MASTERING EMAIL – LEVEL 3 CLASS
Have fun making crafts, sewing quilts, aprons, etc. for fundraisers.
Group meets every Monday. (Closed January 19 & February 16)
Pioneer Community Center
This class focuses exclusively on email. Learn to setup your own
email account & how to send a CC “carbon copy” or a BCC “blind
carbon copy”. Discover how to attach pictures to send to a friend,
& to set up email reminders so you never forget another important
event. Set up a calendar for personal or business use & invite friends
to view it. Keep a note pad with information you can refer to when
needed. Send a text message to a friend’s cell phone. Call Jerry King
503-723-9497 to register. Pioneer Community Center
9am-12pmMStaff
TBAMKing BASEMENT
9:30-11:30am W 1/79 $90
12:30-2:30pm W 1/79 $90
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APA-1-31BUSY BEES
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APA-1-32KNITTING & CROCHETING, BEG.
Learn basic knitting & crocheting stitches. Bring your own needles,
yarn & patterns. Cost is $20 for a four week session. Call Janice
Tipton to schedule: 503-829-8031. Pioneer Community Center
10am-12pmWTipton
APA-1-33
CLRMI
WATERCOLOR WITH MELISSA GANNON
Explore the exciting & challenging medium of transparent
watercolor! Learn to mix colors, the basics of composition, elements
of perspective, & drawing. All levels welcome. Please call Melissa
(503-557-3963) to register for class. Pick up supply list at Pioneer
Center prior to first class. Senior Discount $60. Pioneer Community
Center
11am-1:30pm
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CRAFT
Computers
DPS-1-30
COMPUTERS AVAILABLE FOR USE
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Dance/Theatre
ATA-1-30BALLROOM DANCING
Come & dance to the music of the Glenn Tadina 15 piece Big Band waltzes, rumba, cha-cha, tango, etc. The Black Magic Band alternates
every other Wednesday. $5 fee per person. Call Glenn Tadina 1-503769-5598 for more information. Pioneer Community Center
12:45-3pm WTadinaMP
PED-1-31LINE DANCING-BEGINNING
Learn line dance basics & simple dances even if you have two left
feet. No partner needed. This class is ongoing. 50¢ fee per class.
(Closed January 19 & February 16) Pioneer Community Center
1-2pmMOngoing
RichMPIII
PED-1-32LINE DANCING-INTERMEDIATE
Computers are available for use Monday-Friday, 9-4pm. No printers.
(Closed January 19 & February 16) Pioneer Community Center
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INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS 8 – LEVEL 1 CLASS
Discover how to navigate Windows 8 effectively & why it’s so
different. You will learn all about the start screen, charms bar,
hot screen corners, Windows Store app, & live tiles. You will also
discover how to use Mail, Internet Explorer 10, a system-wide
search, & how to move files from your old PC to your new Windows
8 PC. Call Jerry King, 503-723-9497 to register. Pioneer Community
Center
TBAMKing BASEMENT
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Learn all the latest line dance steps & some traditional ones as well.
No partner needed. This class is ongoing. 50¢ fee per class. Pioneer
Community Center
12-3pm
TOngoing
PED-1-33
PIONEER SINGERS
StaffMPIII
Singing strengthens your body, mind & spirit. We are always looking
for new members who enjoy singing choral renditions of show
tunes & good time oldies. You don’t need to be able to read music.
Call Melinda (503.381.9827) to join the fun! Pioneer Community
Center
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Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Exercise/Fitness
PED-4-30BODY TOOL FITNESS BOOT CAMP
This boot camp is a combination of strength, cardio, muscle
endurance, flexibility, core & functional movement patterns. This
class is challenging & fun! Bring water, a yoga mat & light (3-8 lbs)
hand held weights. Try a class for FREE! Call Jacquelyn to register or
for more information at 541-992-6100 or email to: bodytoolfitness@
gmail.com. Pioneer Community Center
5:30-6:30pm
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CROSS TRAINING PROGRAM
Rodgers BASEMENT
Get in shape for the new year. This modified workout program is
designed for overall body fitness. We will combine cardio, weight
training & stretching exercises. Bring light hand held weights &
exercise mat. Senior Discount $32. (Closed January 19 & February
16) Pioneer Community Center
9:30-10:30amM
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1/5 11$45HallMPIII
CARDIO MOVEMENT
This cardio movement class with fun dance music combines walking
& aerobics for a calorie burning workout! Open to adults of all
ages who want to stay fit or get fit. Senior Discount $58. Pioneer
Community Center
10:45-11:30am TTH 1/6 11$83HallMPIII
GENTLE PILATES STRETCHING/YOGA
9:30-10:30am
TTH 1/6 11 $110HallMPIII
PED-4-35
TAI CHI, MIXED LEVEL
This ancient Chinese movement improves strength, flexibility,
concentration & balance by combining gentle physical exercise &
mental discipline. The slow & controlled moves strengthen muscles
& reduce stress. 55+ discount $100. Register at balancenharmony.
com or mail registration c/o Balance and Harmony, 550 NE
Territorial Rd, Canby 97013. For more info, call 503-266-9939.
(Closed January 19 & February 16) Pioneer Community Center
10:30-11:30amMW 1/5 11 $150HancockMPIII
PED-4-36
YOGA – BEGINNING I
Here’s a chance to try yoga. Work on flexibility, mobility & strength
in a safe, supportive, fun class. Focus on breathing, technique &
holding poses. Dress comfortably; bring a yoga mat. No previous
experience needed. Instructor-Jenny Juffs. To register, call Kim 503723-4365. Senior discount $80. Pioneer Community Center
5:30-6:30pm
TH 1/8 10$88
PED-4-37
YOGA –BEGINNING II
JuffsMPIII
Further your yoga knowledge. Previous experience preferred.
Class introduces more intermediate poses & Dress comfortably,
bring a yoga mat. Senior discount $80. Drop-in fee is $10. Pioneer
Community Center
6:30-7:30pm
TH 1/8 10$88
PED-4-38
TAOIST TAI CHI TAIJIQUAN
JuffsMPIII
This internal martial art, developed by Master Moy Lin-Shin,
improves health through a gentle set of 108 movements. Turning
& stretching exercises your whole physiology, & restores calmness
& peace of mind. Wear flat shoes & loose clothing. Cost includes
Int’l Taoist Tai Chi Society lifetime membership. Suggested donation
$140. Over 62 $120. Call 503-220-5970 or go to www.taoist.org. This
16 week class ends April 20. Pioneer Community Center
Beginning Class
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7:30-9pm
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Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
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ZUMBA FITNESS
5:30-6:30pm
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WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATION
Room
This easy-to-follow Latin-inspired class is like a dance fitness party.
Burn up to 1,000 calories in one hour! Dress comfortably, wear
sneakers, & bring water. Call Beverly at 503-348-3842 for more info.
First class (January 7) is free to first-timers, so come, try it out &
register for class! Drop-in fee is $5. Pioneer Community Center
1/7 11$40
BuntingMPIII
An individual weight training session to introduce you to a
personalized fitness program designed to meet your individual
needs. Call for appointment 503-657-8287 (ext. “0”). Pioneer
Community Center
TBAStaff
PED-1-42
WEIGHT
WEIGHT TRAINING ROOM
Come join our weight room. It’s fun to exercise with others. Open
Monday thru Friday 9am-4pm. Adults 50+. Pre-requisite: Weight
Room Orientation. Purchase 24 visits for $20. (Closed January 19 &
February 16) Pioneer Community Center
9am-4pmM-FStaff
WEIGHT
Health/Well-Being/Safety
HLT-1-30
PEDICURES & MANICURES
TBA
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AA SUPPORT GROUP
RNs Bea & Jan offer pedicures & manicures first & third Tuesday &
2nd Wednesday of the month. Cost is $30 paid to the RN. Ingrown
nails, calluses & corns can be corrected. Please bring 2 towels. Call
for appointment 503-657-8287(ext. “0”). Pioneer Community
Center
CRAFT
Come join in our Alcoholic Anonymous support group. Meets every
Sunday. Pioneer Community Center
1:30-3:30pmSUStaff BASEMENT
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NARANON SUPPORT GROUP
7-9pm
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HLT-1-33
ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUP
Join in our Narcotics Anonymous support group. Meets every
Thursday. Pioneer Community Center
Community Education
PED-4-34
Using Yoga movements & Pilates stretches to strengthen & promote
more flexibility, strength & balance. Please bring a yoga mat. Adults
of all ages welcome. Senior Discount $77. Pioneer Community
Center
Course No.
Time
A caregivers’ support group for those whose loved ones are affected
by Alzheimer’s & other types of dementia. Call Julia at 503.416.0205
for more information. Meets on 3rd Wednesdays monthly. Senior
discount $80. Pioneer Community Center.
12-1:30pm WStaff
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GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
1-3:30pm
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CLRMII
Provides a safe place to share your thoughts, feelings & problems
as you work through your grief. Please call 503-698-8911 for more
information. Meets on 2nd & 4th Thursdays each month. Senior
discount $80. Pioneer Community Center.
CLRMII
HLT-1-35LUNCH AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER
Come join us for lunch with dessert bar served Monday-Friday
from 11:30am-12:30pm in our dining room. Suggested donation
(60+) is $3.00. Cost under 60 is $4.50. Call 503-657-8287 for
more information. (Closed January 19 & February 16) Pioneer
Community Center
11:30am-12:30pmM-FStaffDINE
HLT-1-36
“MEALS ON WHEELS” PROGRAM
Provides home delivered noon meals (Mon-Fri) to homebound 60+
seniors & Medicaid qualified disabled persons in Oregon City &
West Linn. (Closed January 19 & February 16)) Call Shirley at 503722-5979 for more info. Volunteer substitute drivers needed. Pioneer
Community Center
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HLT-1-37
GROCERY SHOPPING TRIPS
Registration form on page 90.
Room
For ages 60+ years or disabled. Suggested donation $1.00 each
way. Pick-up starts at 12:30pm. Call 503-657-8287 for a ride. Mon
- Market of Choice; Tues - Fred Meyers; Wed - Albertsons; Fri Haggens/Grocery Outlet. (Closed January 19 & February 16) Pioneer
Community Center
TBAM-FStaff
TRANS
HLT-1-38TRANSPORTATION
For ages 60+ years or disabled who reside in OC and West Linn. Vans
are lift-equipped. $1.00 donation each way. Call up to a week ahead
to make a reservation. (Closed January 19 & February 16) Pioneer
Community Center
TBAM-FStaff
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Special Interests/Hobbies
APA-1-30BINGO
Group meets every Thursday. 25¢ per card. Pioneer Community
Center
12:30-3pm THStaffMPII
APA-1-31
CHESS GAMES
5-9pm
SAStaff BASEMENT
Come play Chess - it’s free! Pioneer Community Center
Community Education
APA-1-32PINOCHLE
Group meets Monday, Tuesday & Fridays. 25¢ fee. (Closed January
19 & February 16) Pioneer Community Center
1-3:30pmMTFStaff
CLRMI
APA-1-33POOL
POOL
APA-1-34SCRABBLE
Come challenge this fun, friendly group that meets every week.
Pioneer Community Center
12:30-3pm FStaff
CLRMI
Travel/Trips/Tours
TVL-1-30
Come join us for our popular day trips. Call for trip details as times
of departure may vary. Trip cost must be pre-paid before your name
is added to the trip list. Meals & admission costs not included. Trips
are subject to change or cancellation. No refund or credit for noshows. Credit is given if we are notified of cancellation at least 2
weeks in advance. Reserve early - limited seating. 503-657-8287(ext
“0”). All trips leave from & return to the Pioneer Community
Center.
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Registration form for Community Education classes on page 90.
For class locations, see page 92. Phone: 503-557-4700
Art/Crafts
APA-2-800
CLOCK REPAIR
7-10pm
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Acquire the skills to restore that family heirloom or maintain
your growing clock collection. Bring your spring or weight
driven clock and a group of clock enthusiasts will teach you the
fundamental skills to make it run. Classes are in a workshop handson environment perfect for the novice hobbyist or the budding
collector. Res. $60, Non-Res. $65. Stafford Primary School
1/1312Alexander
CLRM
Oil Painting
Judy has been painting with the ‘wet on wet’ technique for over
20 years and has been a certified Bob Ross Instructor for 10 years.
She has taught at many Michaels stores and 6 parks and recreation
facilities as well as private lessons and ‘painting parties’. She also
teaches at Valley Christian Church and Charbonneau Country
Club. Judy is experienced in teaching ADD, ADHD, and students
with mild dementia symptoms. Many of her paintings are proudly
displayed in homes across the United States. To see specifics on art
go to www.wetpaints.net. Res $48, Non-Res $53.
APA-2-801
OIL PAINTING
5:30-9pm
5:30-9pm
5:30-9pm
10am-2pm
10am-2pm
10am-2pm
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APA-2-802BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY
DAY TRIPS
OMSI and IMAX
TBA
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OREGON CULINARY INSTITUTE
TBA
W 1/211
PDX POLICE FORENSICS and MOUNTED PATROL
TBA
TH 2/51
CLACK. COUNTY SHERIFF MUSEUM and PDX FBI
TBA
W 2/181
WORLD FORESTRY CENTER
TBA
W 3/41
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY AND AUDUBON SOCIETY
TBA
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Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Using a simple, step by step Judy takes you from a blank canvas to a
completed masterpiece in one class. All materials provided. To view
the name and image of painting, go to www.wetpaints.net. West
Linn Adult Community Center
Come join us for a friendly game of pool. 9am-4pm. No charge
(adults only). (Closed January 19 & February 16) Pioneer
Community Center
TBAM-FStaff
Course No.
Time
This is the first 2 hour introduction of the Advanced Photography
class, an overview of how modern digital and film cameras function
to create art. It’s a great place to start if you’re not really sure you
want to take the time to develop your skills as a photographer. This
course is not a prerequisite for the Advanced Photography course.
Bring camera and manual. Instructor: Craftsman Photographer
Dwon Guvenir’s website www.oregonphotosafaris.com. Res. $35,
Non-Res. $40. West Linn High School
7-9pmM
APA-2-803
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Craftsman Photographer Dwon Guvenir will teach you the skills
necessary to be in complete control of your photography, both the
tech and the art of photography. This class brings students of all
levels up to the “advanced” level. No prerequisite. Bring camera and
manual. Instructor’s website www.OregonPhotoSafaris.com. Res.
$100, Non-Res. $105. West Linn High School
7-9pmMTW1/263Guvenir
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TRANS
TRANS
CLRM
ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY
APA-2-805
YOUNG REMBRANDTS DRAWING CAMP
4-5pm
4-5pm
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Ages 5-10. Experience the colorful magic of the Young Rembrandts
classroom. We’ll draw all new exciting lessons each week while we
enhance the creative and critical thinking skills today’s student’s
needs, such as, Fine Motor Skills, increased attention to details, and
discipline, persistence and patience. In each lesson, students will use
markers or colored pencils to complete a new drawing using core art
skills and have fun. Materials Included. Res. $115, Non-Res. $120.
West Linn Adult Community Center
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Staff
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Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Child Care/Activities
FAM-2-802LEGO ENGINEERING CUSTOM CREATIONS
Ages 7-12. You’re a master Lego builder and need to be challenged!
This camp expands on our Lego Engineering camp by turning you
into the engineer. Instead of simply following the instructions to
build a project, you’ll have to build and test your own designs.
We’ll give you the challenges and help you create your own original
engineering project. Res. $167, Non-Res. $172. Sunset Fire Hall
8:30am-2:30pmM-F 3/231
FAM-2-803
YMCA
CLRM
JR. LEGO
Ages 4-6. Don’t let the term “Jr.” fool you. This is serious Legomaking business. We have a huge collection of Legos in store
to help us create all kinds of great projects, and to test the kids’
imaginations. Res. $107, Non-Res. $112. Sunset Fire Hall
9am-12pmM-F 3/231
FAM-2-804
YMCA
CLRM
Ages 4-6. After School Enrichment Classes by YMCA. No more
cabin fever! Bring the little ones to class for active games, dance and
movement. This pre-school PE Style class teaches healthy habits of
fitness in a fun and age appropriate manner. Res. $78, Non-Res. $83.
West Linn Adult Community Center
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FAM-2-806
CLRM
CLRM
Y CHEF GOES SCIENTIFIC
Ages 7-12. After School Enrichment Classes by YMCA. Students
will do hands on science experiments with common kitchen items.
Projects may include making quicksand, a homemade lava lamp and
an orange peel lamp. My hypothesis is: fun will be had by all. Res.
$78, Non-Res. $83. Location TBD
6-7pm
TH 4/97
FAM-2-806
JR. Y CHEF
YMCA
CLRM
Ages 4-6. After School Enrichment Classes by YMCA. Students
will learn basic recipes, kitchen safety and techniques. They will
bring home a recipe book to cook the recipes they learn with their
families. Res. $78, Non-Res. $83. Location TBD
6-7pm
TH 4/97
FAM-2-807
SCHOOLS OUT DAY-Y CHEFS HIT THE BOOKS
YMCA
CLRM
Ages 7-12. Classes by YMCA. During this fun filled day students will
explore new recipes through some of our favorite children’s books.
Have you really ever tried Green Eggs and Ham or had tea cakes
with a Mad Hatter? Maybe we will even explore what it would be
like if it did rain meatballs. Each student will make a recipe book
and crafts to bring home. Res. $44, Non-Res. $49 Sunset Fire Hall
8:30am-2:30pmM
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FAM-4-810
CHESS LESSONS
6-7:30pm
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Room
Ages 7-13. Interested in the ultimate strategy game? Whether you
are a beginner or seasoned player join Coach Corbin for a fun and
stimulating afternoon of chess. Corbin Yu earned the National
Master title at the World Open this past summer and was a 3-time
Oregon High School State Champion. He will lead group instruction
on a large demonstration board covering tactics and strategy
throughout the opening, middle-game and endgame. Handouts
and worksheets with chess tactic problems will be provided to hone
their skills. Res. $180, Non-Res. $185. West Linn Adult Community
Center
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YU
CLRM
CLRM
Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, defense,
etc. Fun skill games are played at every session, and every
participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer
matches will be introduced gradually. All participants receive a Kidz
Love Soccer jersey! Age groups 2-3.5, 3.5-4, 4-5, 5-6 and 7-10 years.
Classes are 30-45 minutes per group Willamette Primary School
9am-12pm
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$75/$80
Staff
Turf Field
Culinary
EAT-2-800KOREAN TABLE TOP BBQ
This popular dish found in Portland restaurant scene at a high
price and in food carts at lower quality, you can make it at home
cheaply with highest quality and get to share the fun with your
family & friends. We will learn to make authentic marinades for
beef, chicken, and spicy pork. We will barbecue for a perfect for
winter feast. Res. $35, Non-Res. $40 $12 materials fee payable to the
instructor. West Linn Adult Community Center
10am-1:30pm
SU
EAT-2-800
JAP JAE AND KIM CHI (VEGAN VERSION AVAILABLE)
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10am-1:30pm
SU
EAT-2-801
TEMPURA KAKIAGE
10am-1:30pm
SU
These are some of the most popular dishes in Korea. Jap Jae is yam
noodle stir fry with vegetables and tree ear mushrooms. Learn how
to make these dishes authentically, so that you can proudly share it
with any Korean friends or just with your friends and family. Great
lunch food to take to work or for a picnic. Res. $35, Non-Res. $40 $5
materials fee payable to the instructor. West Linn Adult Community
Center
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CLRM
My favorite Tempura dish, a mix of vegetables and shrimp. Learn
how top Japanese restaurants make this incredibly simple dish. Also,
learn how to mix the oil for deep frying, the batter mix, method of
frying, and the awesome daikon/ginger dipping sauce. A great party
dish as well as a wonderful left over that will morph into another
dish called Tendon (perfect for lunch to take to the office and make
everyone want to be your friend). Come hungry and we will have
what we make for lunch. West Linn Adult Community Center
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Tjahaja
CLRM
Dance/Theater
ATA-2-800
ADULT DANCE, INTER
Ages 7-12. Classes by YMCA. Students will learn baking skills
through simple recipes. Cookies, cakes and pies oh my! Each student
will make a recipe book and crafts to bring home. Res. $44, Non-Res.
$49 Sunset Fire Hall
A different dance each session for the more experienced dancer.
This class is beyond the beginning level. Call 503-637-6295/email
jivehop@netzero.com for more information. Res. $45, Non-Res. $50
West Linn Adult Community Center
8:30am-2:30pmM 4/61
8:15- 9:15pm
8:15- 9:15pm
8:15- 9:15pm
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FAM-2-808
SCHOOLS OUT DAY-Y CHEFS BAKING DAY
YMCA
CLRM
JUMP ROPE CLUB
Ages 7-12. Evening Enrichment Classes by YMCA. Participants will
learn basic jumps, tricks and routines on both long and short ropes.
This great fitness activity can also be a ton of fun! Res. $78, Non-Res.
$83 Sunset Fire Hall
6-7pm
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CLRM
Community Education
Ages 7-12. Students attend an exciting Taekwondo classes with their
peers to ensure a better learning experience. Students will learn the
basic Taekwondo technique alone with focus, respect and family
values. Res. $60, Non-Res. $65. One Taekwondo Academy.
4:30-5:10pmMW 1/197OSTIN
5:15-5:55pm
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Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
FAM-4-810KIDZ LOVE SOCCER
GET MOVING
5-6pm
Course No.
Time
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2/19 4
3/19 4
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ATA-2-801BEGINNING LEVEL WALTZ
A popular Ball Room favorite. No experience necessary. Partners
Required/No Partner Rotation Res. $45, Non-Res. $50 West Linn
Adult Community Center
7-8pm
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Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Registration form on page 90.
Room
ATA-2-802BEGINNING NIGHT CLUB 2 STEP
Not to be confused with Country Western 2 Step. This dance is done
to slow romantic music and is performed at most dance venues.
Partners required/ No Partner rotation. Res. $45, Non-Res. $50 West
Linn Adult Community Center
7-8:15pm
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ATA-2-803BEGINNING LEVEL LINDY HOP SWING
A triple rhythm swing dance. Fun and easy to learn! No experience
necessary. Partners required/No partner rotation. Res. $45, Non-Res.
$50 West Linn Adult Community Center
7-8:15pm
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CrandellMPR
Exercise/Fitness
PED-4-803NIA
Community Education
New instructor Tony is Black Belt trained in Nia. Nia is a mind, body,
body and spirit practice that teaches students to become aware of
body sensation, monitor physical activity, seek pleasure in movement
over pain. The practice is a whole body integrated conditioning
program. Res. $90, Non-Res. $95 Sunset Fire Hall
9:30-10:30am
9:30-10:30am
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PED-4-807
YOGA I, BEGINNING
BuscemiUPSTAIRS
BuscemiUPSTAIRS
Recover and keep moving! This course Beginning Yoga course
focuses on the restorative aspects of the practice. It will be of
particular interest to those recovering from Joint replacements or
are experiencing similar restrictions to movement. Bring mat and/or
blanket, comfortable clothing, & empty stomach. No class on 1/19 or
2/16. Res. $64, Non-Res. $69 Willamette Primary School.
7:30-9pmM
7:30-9pmM
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CAFÉ
YOGA II
Yoga II is an active practice. This course is built around a series of
poses strung together in a flow known as Vinyasas. This is a more
aerobics class than Yoga I. Yoga II addresses endurance as well as
strength and flexibility. Res. $80, Non-Res. $85 Willamette Primary
School
7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
W 1/1410
Rohrbacker
W 4/19 $72/$77 Rohrbacker
CAFÉ
CAFÉ
Health/Well-Being/Safety
HLT-2-800BABYSITTER’S TRAINING
Age 11-15. This American Red Cross course teaches the needed skills
to become a great babysitter: how to prevent accidents, what to do in
an emergency, etc. Bring pencil and paper. Res. $99, Non-Res. $104
West Linn Adult Community Center
5:30-8:45pm
5:30-8:45pm
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WHEN I’M IN CHARGE
Staff
Staff
CLRM
CLRM
Ages 8-11. Class includes role-playing, safe responses to calls &
visitors, simple first aid techniques, more. Parents are encouraged
to attend last half hour of class. Res. $69, Non-Res. $74. West Linn
Adult Community Center
5:30-8pm
5:30-8pm
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HLT-2-802
MEDITATION-HEALTH & HAPPINESS
7-8:30pm
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Actively develop a healthy mind & body, and remove stress with
comfortable meditation postures. Good for all health conditions,
pain management, and open to all abilities. Res. $52, Non-Res. $57
Drop-ins welcome $10. Rosemont Ridge Middle School, D104
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Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
HLT-2-803
GENTLE STRETCH & GUIDED MEDITATION
6:30-7:40pm
6:30-7:40pm
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MEDITATION RETREAT
8:30-6pm
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For those ages 16 years and older. Gentle stretching opens and
releases stress from muscles, while body mapping, awareness
techniques, and guided visualization are used to release stress from
the mind. This class requires a yoga mat and a small pillow/blanket.
Res. $36, Non-Res. $41 Drop-ins welcome $10. Trillium Creek
Primary School Upstairs
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CLRM
CLRM
Open to all, but especially aimed at those with previous meditation
experience. The purpose is to engage in non-religious mindfulness
practice and allow the time needed to open up the intuitive side of
the mind to promote positive changes in the brain. Practice includes
alternating sitting, walking, guided and self-directed meditation
sessions throughout the day, ending with a group discussion. Res.
$25 Non-Res. $30 West Linn Adult Community Center
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Music
ATA-2-812
TODDLER TUNES INTRO
10-10:30am
10-10:30am
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Age 20 mo-3 yrs. This introductory class is a joyful experience for you
and your child. You will share movement, singing, musical games,
finger plays and keyboard activities. This session gives your child
a strong readiness for our Toddler Tunes Series. Parents participate
in class. Res. $65, Non-Res. $70 www.harmonyroadoregon.com.
Harmony Road Music Center
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ATA-2-813HELLO MUSIC
Age 3-4 yrs. Hello Music offers an introduction to solfege singing,
movement rhythm, keyboard playing and creative activities. This
program gives your child a strong readiness for our Music In Me
series. Parents participate in class www.harmonyroadoregon.com.
Res. $80, Non-Res. $85. Harmony Road Music Center
10:30-11:15am F
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ATA-2-814MUSICTIME
Ages 4-5. Musictime is an introduction to solfege singing, movement
rhythm, keyboard playing and creative activities. This program gives
your child a strong readiness for our Harmony Road series. Parents
participate in class. www.harmonyroadoregon.com Res. $80, NonRes. $85. Harmony Road Music Center
4:45-5:30pm TH 1/84
11:15am-12pm F 1/94
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Staff
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ATA-2-816KEYBOARD PREP PRIMER
Ages 8-11. This Primer class is an exciting introduction to piano
playing. Sessions include ear training, solfege singing, note reading,
composing, solo and ensemble playing. It is a great preparation
for our Keyboard Prep series. Parents participate in class. www.
harmonyroadoregon.com. Res. $80, Non-Res. $85. Harmony Road
Music Center
6:30-7:15pmM 1/54
6:15-7pm
TH 1/84
ATA-2-818
Staff
Staff
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CLRM
YOUNG MUSICIAN PRIMER
Ages 6-7. This primer class introduces your student to music
concepts through singing, ear training, note reading, piano solo and
ensemble playing. This program gives your child a strong readiness
for our Young Musician series. Parents participate in class. www.
harmonyroadoregon.com. Res. $80, Non-Res. $85. Harmony Road
Music Center
5-5:45pmM 1/54
5:30-6:15pm TH 1/84
Staff
Staff
CLRM
CLRM
Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class.
Course No.
Time
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
ATA-2-819
PIANO STREET FOR TEENS/ADULTS
Room
Ages 12-up. Our Piano Street program is a unique and motivating
experience designed specifically for teen & adult beginners. Students
are introduced to many musical concepts through ear training,
note reading, use of chords, solo/ensemble playing and composing.
Parent participation in class is optional for younger students. This
class is scheduled to continue at the same time. Fee for subsequent 6
week period is $96. www.harmonyroadoregon.com. Res. $121, NonRes. $127. Harmony Road Music Center
11-11:45amM 1/56
6-6:45pm
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CLRM
CLRM
ATA-2-820BEGINNING UKULELE PART 1
This easy to play, inexpensive, instrument is growing ever popular. A
great way to have fun with family and friends. In this popular class
you will quickly learn tuning, simple chords, and tons of songs.
Tenor, Soprano, or concert GCEA tuning only. Res. $52, Non-Res.
$57. Material Fee $8 payable directly to instructor. Rosemont Ridge
Middle School
6:30-7:15pmM
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ATA-2-820BEGINNING GUITAR PART 1
7:15- 8pmM
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TODDLER EARLY LEARNING EXP.
Ages 1-2. Join us at the PLAY Boutique for a fun-filled, learning
experience using plenty of imagination, games, songs and activities.
Children are engaged in a specific theme each day while parents are
away. Res. $195, Non-Res. $200. Play Boutique
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
W 2/44
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Staff
CLRM
CLRM
ATA-2-823HOOKED ON PHONICS
Ages 3-9. Hooked on Phonics (HOP) is an extremely visual tool
that allows you to measure your child’s learning progress. The HOP
program is designed to help your child learn the letter names and
sounds, combine the letter sounds to read words, practice reading
those words in stories and books, understand the meaning of stories
and books and enjoy learning to read. The program includes all
related materials and personal attention of a tutorial instructor. Res.
$125, Non-Res. $130. Play Boutique
2-2:30pmMW2/24
4-4:30pm
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2-2:30pmMW3/24
4-4:30pm
TTH3/34
Ages 5-9
4-5pm
W 2/44
4-5pm
W 3/44
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Staff
Staff
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Staff
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Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
City of Wilsonville
PA R K S A N D R E C R E AT I O N
Registration form for Community Education classes on page 90.
For class locations, see page 92.
Wilsonville Parks & Recreation is proud to offer a wide range of classes,
activities and events for the whole family! Most classes are held at the
Community Center (7965 SW Wilsonville Rd, Wilsonville, OR), unless
otherwise noted. You may register online or in-person. Additionally,
our Memorial Park fields, River Shelter, Forest Shelter, Stein Boozier
Barn, Tauchman House and Community Center are reservable for your
event needs. For more information, call 503-682-3727 or go to www.
WilsonvilleParksandRec.com.
Computers
DPS-4-900
DIGITAL PHOTO EDITING
10-11:30am
T
This class is an introduction to improving your photos using the
Photoshop Elements Program. This class will use Serif X3 tools
that are found in Adobe Photoshop Elements, eg: selections, levels,
curves, histograms, masks, layers, color balance and compositing.
Each session will involve an explanation of tools and how to apply
them to an image. Please bring your laptop with Adobe Photoshop
Elements loaded on it to class. Wilsonville Community Center.
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Dance/Theatre
ATA-1-900
EAST COAST SWING DANCE
Whether you are a single or a couple, here’s your chance to hit
the floor! Dancing is a social activity, it’s great for your brain, and
it provides the benefits of exercise without feeling like hard work.
Come on down and join the fun! Under age 55, $47. Wilsonville
Community Center.
Beginners
6:30-7:20pm
Intermediate
7:30-8:20pm
Beginners
6:30-7:20pm
Intermediate
7:30-8:20pm
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ATA-2-904
TAP DANCE FOR ALL LEVELS
1:30-2:30pm
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Community Education
This fun and popular class is designed for the absolute beginner.
Quickly learn basic chords and simple strumming patterns known to
all guitar players. EZ songs, how to tune, basic techniques, etc.
Please provide your own guitar. Res. $52, Non-Res. $57. Material Fee
$8 payable directly to instructor. Rosemont Ridge Middle School
Course No.
Time
Talk about fun! Whether you’ve tapped before or you’re a beginner
with two left feet, this class will have you shuffling off to Buffalo
in no time. Tap dancing is great exercise and the fun, friendly
atmosphere of this class will keep you coming back for more. Under
age 55 $57. Wilsonville Community Center.
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Tibbles
CLRM
Driver Education
DRE-4-900
AARP SMART DRIVER
9-12:00pm
9-12:00pm
F
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This 6-hour course is split into two sessions and will provide you
with a comprehensive review of safe driving techniques. Insurance
companies often provide discounts to those who complete this
course. You must attend both dates of class. $15 AARP members/$20
non-members. Wilsonville Community Center.
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Wilsonville Parks and Recreation
Course No.
Time
Registration form on page 90.
Course Title
Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
Exercise/Fitness
PED-4-914
PED-4-900BODY SCULPT
Ages 16 and older. Strengthen and tone all major muscle groups.
Focus will be on the core with sets of hand weight repetitions
working the entire body. Modifications and different size weights are
available, so the class can be suited individually as you progress. Fun
music, fun people, come join us! Exercise mat required. Wilsonville
Community Center.
5:45-6:45pmM1/12 8 $59Moody
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No class 1/19 or 2/16
5:45-6:45pmM
3/308 $59Moody
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PED-4-902BEGINNING YOGA
Community Education
In this alignment-based class, learn how to go into and come out of
a pose. Participants will practice stretching, balancing and develop
flexibility. Modifications are available for poses with the use of
props to gain alignment. All levels welcome. Under age 55 $57.
Wilsonville Community Center.
8:30-9:30am
8:30-9:30am
TH
TH
1/158 $47Harrell
3/128 $47Harrell
PED-4-904
GENTLE YOGA
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Days
Begins Wks.Tuition Fee
Instructor
Room
PILATES AND PROPS!
A compliment to the Monday class, this course aims to work on the
core muscles that stabilize and strengthen the spine through a variety
of Pilates-based exercises. Balance and flexibility are improved with
the use of props, including balls, foam rollers and some everyday
household items. All levels are welcome! Please bring a mat and a
36 inch foam roller to class. $10 more for under age 55. Wilsonville
Community Center.
9:30-10:30am W 1/149 $47
9:30-10:30am W 4/18 $42
PED-4-916
Payne
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PILATES HEALTHY BACK & FLEXIBILITY
Pilates is a fun and effective way to get your back into shape! Whether
you have back issues or are just concerned about staying healthy, you
will gain strength and flexibility in the muscles surrounding your
spine. Lying, seated and standing exercises combined with stretching
will keep you moving more comfortably. Bring a mat and lightweight
beach towel. Under age 55 $42 Wilsonville Community Center.
10:45-11:45am TH 1/158 $32
10:45-11:45am TH 4/28 $32
Payne
Payne
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PED-4-918
TAI CHI STUDIO
This class will use chairs and props to support the body, easing into
and out of a pose while building strength, range of motion, balance
and flexibility. All levels are welcome. Under age 55 $57. Wilsonville
Community Center.
A unique studio session, class opens with Qigong and warm-ups that
target the joints and promote relaxation. There is a focus on empty
hand Tai Chi forms with 24 and 47 gestures during the first hour.
The remainder of class is for practice with Tai Chi sword and fan
movements. Under age 55 $57. Wilsonville Community Center.
8:30-9:30am
8:30-9:30am
2-4:00pm
2-4:00pm
TTH 1/6 10$47
TTH 4/7 10$47
1/138 $47Harrell
3/108 $47Harrell
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PED-4-906HEALTHY BONES AND BALANCE FOR BEGINNERS
Designed to strengthen all elements of your body, combining
circuit training, strength conditioning, aerobic fitness, flexibility
and balance. The instructor uses evidence-based strategies with the
goals of improving bone density and decreasing the likelihood of a
fall or injury. This class will help you get on track to a stronger and
healthier you. Under age 55 $57. Wilsonville Community Center.
First day of class falls on a Wednesday.
9:30-10:20amMWF1/2110 $47Moore
No Class 2/16
9:30-10:20amMWF3/2310 $47Moore
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PED-4-908HEALTHY BONES AND BALANCE – RETURNING
STUDENTS
This level is designed to challenge prior class participants. The
instructor will incorporate: circuit training, strength conditioning,
aerobic fitness, flexibility and balance. The instructor uses evidencebased exercise strategies with the goals of improving bone density
and decreasing the likelihood of a fall or injury. Under age 55
$57. Wilsonville Community Center. First day of class falls on a
Wednesday.
8:30-9:20amMWF1/2110 $47Moore
No Class 2/16
8:30-9:20amMWF3/2310 $47Moore
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PED-4-920BEGINNING TAI CHI
Curious about Tai Chi? This class introduces a simplified Tai Chi form
that targets a range of benefits, including balance and flexibility, and
improves core strength and memory. An additional bonus is having
fun with a group and discovering the joy of mindful movement. Under
age 55 $57. Wilsonville Community Center.
1-2:00pm
1-2:00pm
TTH 1/6 10$47
TTH 4/7 10$47
PED-4-922
ZUMBA GOLD
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Zumba Gold® takes the Zumba formula and modifies the moves and
pacing to suit the needs of the active older participant. What stays
the same are all the elements Zumba Fitness-Party is known for: the
zesty Latin music (like salsa, merengue, cumbia and reggaeton), the
exhilarating, easy-to-follow moves and the invigorating, party-like
atmosphere. Under age 55 $50. Wilsonville Community Center.
6-6:45pm
W
1:30-2:15pm
F
1:30-2:15pmM
6-6:45pm
W
1:30-2:15pm
F
1:30-2:15pmM
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3/308
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
$40
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Viets/Baum
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Music
ATA-2-901
UKULELE WORKSHOP
This class is alignment-based and will focus on developing strength,
range of motion in shoulders and core strength required for more
advances poses. For those looking to challenge themselves. Under
age 55 $57. Wilsonville Community Center.
In two hours we will learn to play several songs on this delightful
instrument. Previous musical experience is not necessary. Put on
your Aloha shirt, grab your GCEA tuned “Uke” and join us. Materials
will be provided and a few instruments will be available. Wilsonville
Community Center.
8:30-9:30am
8:30-9:30am
F
F
10-12:00pm
7-9:00pm
W
W
PED-4-912
PILATES MOVE FOR LIFE
PED-4-910LEVEL I YOGA
1/168 $47Harrell
3/138 $47Harrell
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Work on strong posture, core stability, balance and flexibility. A
weak core can make you susceptible to poor posture, low back pain
and muscle injuries. Most postures will be done in a seated position
or lying down. Under age 55 $52. Wilsonville Community Center.
9:30-10:30amM
No Class 1/19 and 2/16
9:30-10:30amM
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1/129 $47
Payne
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3/308 $42
Payne
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1/271 $0
4/151 $0
Watkins
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Special Interest/Hobbies
APA-1-900BRIDGE REFRESHER COURSE
This course is designed for intermediate level players who want to review
and update their skills and understanding of modern American bidding
methods, typical conventions widely used, and differences in approach
to party bridge vs. duplicate bridge. We will review slam bidding with
an emphasis on cue bidding to show controls and provide an overview
on the 2/1 game force bidding system currently gaining popularity.
Each session will consist of 45-50 minutes of instruction followed by
approximately 1 hour of playing hands to illustrate topics covered in the
day’s class. Under age 55 $47. Wilsonville Community Center
3-5:00pmM
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Special Events
Automotive
Ron Covell Metal Working Seminar
Monday, March 16
6:30-9:30 p.m.
AB-009-02
Fee $25
Join a creative metal working
seminar at CCC presented by
Ron Covell, the author of Street
Rodder magazine’s “Professor
Hammer” column. Ron will
discuss and demonstrate various
aspects of auto restoration,
custom panel fabrication
and more. During the event, you can also enjoy a custom
car show spotlighting the talents of local craftsmen and
projects by CCC students in the collision repair/refinishing
and restoration classes. Cookies and beverages will be
provided. Vendors will also be on site to help with your metal
forming, welding and painting needs. To register or for more
information, please call 503-594-3047.
Chrysalis: Women Writers
January 7-March 18
Wednesdays, noon-1:50 p.m.
Roger Rook Hall, Room 220
Course Number: WKS-001-01 or Course Registration
Number: #249439
Free
Chrysalis Women Writers, an honest and supportive critique
group, welcomes both new and established women writers.
Newcomers are welcome to attend without reading their own
work until they are comfortable doing so. This workshop is
led by local author Patricia K. Lichen. For more information,
contact the English Department, 503-594-3254.
Horticulture
For more information, please call the Horticulture Department
at 503-594-3292. See Horticulture course listings for
additional details. Pre-registration is required for all workshops
and classes.
Basic Pruning
Mondays, January 5, 12, 26 & February 2
1 p.m. to 4:50 p.m.
Room: Clairmont 133.
HOR-144-01 or CRN# 250458
Why and how to prune trees, shrubs and vines. Covers tools
used for various pruning practices. A one credit class. Tuition
& fees: $120.50 +
Orchard Care Seminar “Think Spring”
Saturday, January 24
9 a.m. to 12:50 p.m.
Room: McLoughlin Auditorium
HOR-008-10 or CRN# 250442
Learn about important care of fruit bearing plants. Half-day
seminar will feature local experts covering what you should
be doing in your orchard “today” and what your orchard
expects from “you” this spring. Visit the Home Orchard
Society website after January 1, 2015 for a list of speakers.
www.homeorchardsociety.org Fee: $15
Herb Growing and Gardening
Saturdays, February 28, March 7 & 14
8:30 a.m. to 11:50 a.m.
Room: Clairmont 117
HOR-134-01 or CRN# 250455
Students will have the opportunity to study herb plants
including propagation and garden use. Students will carry out
herb propagation and learn garden culture of herbs. A one
credit class. Tuition & fees: $125.50 +
Fruit Tree Pruning
Saturday, February 7
9 a.m. to 11:50 a.m.
Room: CCC Home Orchard Society Arboretum
HOR-008-05 or CRN# 250438
Demonstration and practice of pruning methods appropriate
for a variety of fruit trees. Bring your pruning tools and
appropriate outdoor wear. Co-sponsored by the Home
Orchard Society. Fee: $10.00
Fruit Tree Grafting - Beginning
Saturday, February 28
9 a.m. to 10:20 a.m.
Room: Clairmont 118
HOR-008-06 or CRN# 250439
OR
10:45 a.m. to 12:05 p.m.
HOR-008-07 or CRN# 250440
Hands-on explanation and practice in whip grafting of fruit
trees under the supervision of experienced HOS grafters. You
will be provided with a rootstock and scion wood. Please
bring your straight edged knife. Co-sponsored by the Home
Orchard Society. Fee: $15.00
Fruit Tree Grafting - Intermediate
Saturday, February 28
12:45 p.m. to 2:05 p.m.
Room: Clairmont 118
HOR-008-08 or CRN# 250441
Hands on practice with advanced grafting methods: cleft,
kerf, bark, inarching etc. You will be provided with a rootstock
and scion wood. Please bring your straight edged knife.
Co-sponsored by the Home Orchard Society. Fee: $15.00
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Theatre Arts
NEW WEBSITE!!!!
www.clackamas.edu/theatre
Auditions for WINTER Term Mainstage
Production
Wednesday, January 7, 3-6 p.m.
Osterman Theatre in the Niemeyer Center
Prepare a one-minute monologue or read from the script.
You do not have to be enrolled at CCC to audition. Call Kelly
at 503-594-3153 or visit www.clackamas.edu/theatre, for
information.
Auditions for WINTER Term Student
Performance Showcase One-Act Plays
Friday, January 9, 1-3 p.m.
Osterman Theatre in the Niemeyer Center
No experience necessary!
Call Kelly at 503-594-3153 or visit www.clackamas.edu/
theatre, for information.
WINTER TERM MAINSTAGE PRODUCTION
Thursday-Saturdays, February 26 - March 8, 7:30 p.m.,
Sundays at 2:30 p.m.
Osterman Theatre in the Niemeyer Center
Ticket prices: Adults $10, students and youth $8,
seniors 62+ $8.
For tickets visit www.clackamas.edu/theatre or call Kelly at
503-594-3153. Seats are assigned.
BEHIND THE SCENES TOUR OF WINTER TERM
MAINSTAGE PRODUCTION
Thursday, March 5, 4:30-6 p.m.
Osterman Theatre in the Niemeyer Center
It’s free so bring a friend!
Take a behind the scenes look at our Winter Mainstage
Production. Walk the catwalks, take a tour and discover the
“magic” of a theatre production. RSVP required; limited
spaces available. Call Kelly at 503-594-3153 to reserve your
place.
STUDENT PERFORMANCE SHOWCASE:
Student Directed One-Act Plays,
Stand-Up Comedy and Comedy Improv
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, March 3, 4, & 5
Noon-1 p.m.
Additional performance on Wednesday, March 4, 7:30 p.m.
Osterman Theatre in the Niemeyer Center
No tickets necessary. It’s FREE so bring a friend!
For information, call Kelly at 503-594-3153 or visit
www.clackamas.edu/theatre
Auditions for SPRING Term Mainstage
Production
Wednesday, April 1, 3-6 p.m.
Osterman Theatre in the Niemeyer Center
Prepare a one-minute monologue or read from the script.
You do not have to be enrolled at CCC to audition. Call Kelly
at 503-594-3153 or visit www.clackamas.edu/theatre, for
information.
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For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Seasoned Adult
Enrichment
Program
The Seasoned Adult
Enrichment Program
provides seniors in the
county with an educational experience designed and
administered by participants. The program is sponsored by
Clackamas Community College. Sessions are held Wednesday
mornings at 9:30 a.m. at the Harmony Community Campus
in the OIT Metro Center Room 191. For details visit our
website at: www.clackamas.edu/communityeducation/ or call
503-594-0620.
Wilsonville Campus
Jean Thomas Art Exhibit
The Wilsonville Campus welcomes artist Jean Thomas, whose
work will be displayed in the Commons Area Gallery from
January 12th through March 20th, 2015. Jean uses a variety
of artistic media, incorporating bold colors and unexpected
textures to convey emotion and energy. Her unique,
vivid work has been featured in more than a dozen juried
exhibitions and over 50 galleries, corporate exhibits, and onewoman shows. Come visit us and enjoy Jean’s remarkable art!
For more information, contact Joyce Gabriel at 503-594-0950
or joyceg@clackamas.edu.
Academic Regulations
Absences/Attendance
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You must be officially registered to attend class.
•
Be sure to notify your instructor if you can’t make it to
your first day of class. If you don’t, you may lose your
seat to a student on the wait list.
•
If you stop going to class and you don’t officially
drop the classes from your schedule, you will be held
academically and financially responsible.
•
If the college is open on a religious holiday, you may
be excused through prior arrangement with your
instructors.
•
If you attend a college-sponsored field trip, intercollegiate
function or other event, you may be excused through
prior arrangement with your instructors.
Financial aid programs have specific attendance
requirements. Contact the Financial Aid Office for
more information at finaid@clackamas.edu or www.
clackamas.edu.
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FERPA
Directory information about your student
record may be released without your
permission under the Family Educational
Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA). CCC will release
the following Directory Information:
Active Military Duty
If you are called up for active military duty, and wish to withdraw from classes, you will be held harmless with regard to
financial and academic responsibility.
Enrollment status
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Verification of certificate or degree award
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Residency status
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Major/Program
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Athletic participation
No other information will be released without your permission. If you have questions
regarding FERPA, please contact Enrollment
Services, 503-594-6100 or go to our website:
www.clackamas.edu
Academic Standing
If you are a degree/certificate student taking 6 or more
credits, you are required to maintain a 2.0 GPA and complete
at least 50% of your attempted credits in order to remain in
good academic standing.
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Administrative Withdraw
•
If you don’t attend your class during the first two
weeks of the class, instructors MAY drop you but ARE
NOT REQUIRED to do so. This is called administrative
withdrawal.
•
You will be asked to officially withdraw from classes by
web, fax, mail, or in person.
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Students who have already shipped out or are unable to
drop classes should contact Enrollment Services: 503594-6100 or registrar@clackamas.edu.
If an instructor does an administrative withdrawal, you
may be granted a full refund of charges for the class.
•
•
You will be asked to submit a copy of your orders along
with a request for a refund/credit to Enrollment Services.
An instructor may administratively withdraw you from a
course if you are unable to demonstrate fulfillment of the
stated class prerequisite or co-requisite requirement.
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•
Requests to be held harmless financially and academically
for a prior term enrollment must be submitted directly to
the Registrar at 503-594-3370 or taras@clackamas.edu.
If you are utilizing Financial Aid or Veteran’s benefits, you
may owe a repayment. Please check with these offices for
additional information regarding your enrollment status
and entitlement to benefits.
•
If you are administratively withdrawn from a course, you
will be notified by Enrollment Services.
Adding and Dropping Classes
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You are required to obtain instructor permission (signature) after open enrollment ends. Generally this is after
the first week of the term or after the course begins.
You must officially drop courses you have registered for
if you decide to stop going to class. Ceasing to attend
class does not constitute official withdrawal! You will
be held responsible academically and financially if you
do not officially drop your courses. Official withdrawal
is via myClackamas or in person.
Audit
An audit allows you to attend class without responsibility for
a grade. Audit carries no credit, doesn’t contribute toward
full-time status and does not meet full-time status required for
Veterans, Social Security, Financial Aid or athletic eligibility.
All other college policies apply including registration, tuition
payment, refunds, and attendance. If you decide to change
your status from audit to credit or credit to audit, notify your
instructor prior to the end of the sixth week of the term.
If you are a financial aid student, please notify the Financial
Aid Office if you change from a credit to an audit or receive
an audit grade. You may be required to pay back funds. Audit
classes do not qualify for financial aid.
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Variable Credit
Some courses are eligible for variable credit. These courses
are noted in the Schedule of Classes with a “V” in the credit
column. This option allows you to pursue an individualized learning program. You must register for the number of
credits you expect to earn in that term as determined with
your instructor. Changes to variable credit must be processed
through registration by the end of the 10th week of the term.
Wait List
Some CCC classes utilize a wait list option. If the class you
want to register for is full and it has a wait list:
•
Add your name to the wait list via myClackamas or in
person.
•
You will be added to the course by Enrollment Services
on a first-come, first-served and eligibility basis.
Note: this process ends once a course begins. You must
contact your instructor directly once a course has started.
•
You will be notified by email and sent a letter
immediately when you are added to a class.
•
You are responsible academically and financially if you no
longer want to be in the class and don’t drop it.
The following conditions may affect your eligibility for wait list
placement:
Clackamas Community College will refund the tuition
of any CCC graduate for any traditional transfer course
work passed at CCC with a “C” grade or better, if that
earned course credit does not qualify for transfer to an
Oregon public college or university within two years
of graduation from Clackamas.
career TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Clackamas Community College will provide tuitionfree skill training of up to 16 credits to any graduate of
an associate degree program in career technical studies judged by the employer as lacking in technical job
skills normally expected of an entry-level employee.
TUITION REBATE
Clackamas Community College will freeze tuition rates
for students who graduate from CCC within three
years. Any tuition increase levied by the college during
those three years will be refunded to the student upon
graduation.
Special conditions apply to the guarantee.
A detailed explanation of these conditions can be
obtained at.
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Wait list capacity has been met.
•
There is a “hold” on your student record that restricts
registration.
•
There are course restrictions in place such as “instructor
consent.”
Clackamas Community College is accredited by the
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.
•
You are already enrolled in another section of the same
course.
•
There is a time conflict with the course you have
selected.
•
You have reached the maximum number of credits
allowed (18) without additional authorization.
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Class has already begun.
Accreditation of an institution of higher education by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and
Universities indicates that it meets or exceeds criteria
for the assessment of institutional quality evaluated
through a peer review process. An accredited college
or university is one which has available the necessary
resources to achieve its stated purposes through appropriate educational programs, is substantially doing so,
and gives reasonable evidence that it will continue to
do so in the foreseeable future. Institutional integrity is
also addressed through accreditation.
Student Right to Know and
Other Notification Requirements
Clackamas Community College information
regarding academic programs, student completion/
graduation rates, financial assistance, athletics,
institutional financial support, privacy rights
(FERPA), campus security, crime statistics and other
Student Right to Know items may be obtained by
viewing our annual college catalog or by going
to www.clackamas.edu. Printed copies of this
information may also be obtained by contacting
Enrollment Services at 503-594-6100 or registrar@
clackamas.edu.
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The CCC Guarantee
College Transfer
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Accreditation by the Northwest Commission on
Colleges and Universities is not partial but applies to
the institution as a whole. As such, it is not a guarantee
of every course or program offered, or the competence
of individual graduates. Rather, it provides reasonable
assurance about the quality of opportunities available
to students who attend the institution.
Inquiries regarding an institution’s accredited status by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and
Universities should be directed to the administrative
staff of the institution. Individuals may also contact:
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities
8060 165th Avenue N.E., Suite 100
Redmond, WA 98052
(425) 558-4224
www.nwccu.org
TriMet Service
Clackamas Community College is served by TriMet bus lines
32/Oatfield, 33/McLoughlin, and 99/McLoughlin Express.
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Line 32-Oatfield: From Milwaukie City Center to CCC:
Weekday morning rush-hour service is every 30 minutes;
mid-day service is every 40-60 minutes; evening rush-hour
service is every 20-40 minutes. Saturday service is every
30-40 minutes. Please note: Only four weekday evening
rush-hour trips depart from downtown Portland.
Line 33-McLoughlin: From downtown Portland to
CCC: (Please note: Not all weekday trips departing downtown Portland run all the way to the Oregon City TC or
CCC.) Weekday morning rush-hour service is every 20-40
minutes; weekday mid-day service is every 40 minutes;
weekday evening rush-hour service is every 15-30 minutes; late-night service is hourly. Saturday morning service
is every 30 minutes, and every 40-60 minutes thereafter;
Sunday service is every 40-60 minutes.
Line 99-McLoughlin Express: To downtown Portland
from CCC: Seven weekday morning rush-hour trips every
17-20 minutes. From downtown Portland to CCC: Eight
weekday evening rush-hour trips every 17-25 minutes.
The Clackamas Community College Park & Ride location
is available to commuters. Please be courteous and park in the
designated area located in the Community Center parking lot.
TriMet tickets and passes are sold on campus in the CCC
Bookstore. Schedules are also available in the Community
Center near the cafeteria. TriMet information and trip planning
are available at trimet.org.
Services for Students
The Student Life & Leadership Office in room 152 of
the Community Center offers lots of services to help
you. Here’s a list. For more information, call 503-5943040. http://depts.clackamas.edu/asg
Book Exchange: Save money on used textbooks.
Students can sell/buy books here. The Book Exchange
runs during finals week and the first two weeks of the
term.
Tours: Explore the campus with a CCC student leader.
These are current CCC students whose job is to help
students get accustomed to the college. For more
information please email campustour@clackamas.edu.
Calculator Rentals: A great alternative to buying an
expensive calculator, students may rent a calculator
for 24 hours for free. You can also rent a calculator for
the entire term for $20.
Locker Rentals: Backpacks can get heavy with all
those textbooks. Rent a locker to store your textbooks
and school work.
Childcare and textbook grants: Grants are awarded
each term to students who have demonstrated need.
Fill out an application in the Student Life & Leadership
Office. There is a screening process.
Community Service: Student Government offers
a variety of opportunities to get involved in the
community. Get involved!
Clubs: Do you have a special interest? Want to meet
new people? CCC offers many clubs for students. Find
out more in Student Life & Leadership.
Lost & Found: Located in the Student Government
office in CC 152.
Fax & Phone: Fax service is available for 50 cents per
page for local numbers and $1 for the first page on
long distance numbers. All pages thereafter are 50
cents per page. There is a phone you can use, free of
charge, in the Community Center. Please limit calls to
three minutes.
Register to Vote: It’s simple and fast. Fill out the
form in the Student Government office. A Student
Government representative will deliver the forms to
the county office.
Canby and Molalla Bus Service
Bus services to CCC are available from Molalla and Canby.
Information on routes, schedules and rates are available at
South Clackamas Transit District website:
http://www.southclackamastransportation.com
or call 503-632-7000. From that, click bus routes,
then the Molalla to CCC schedule for more information.
Canby information is available at the link at the bottom
right of the page, Canby Area Transit, or call 503-266-4022.
clackamas YMCA
Child Development Center
Regular child care is available Monday-Friday,
6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. for children ages six
weeks to 12 years old.
Pre-enrollment is necessary (no drop-ins).
Call 503-657-9795 for rates and availability.
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Hours Winter Term 2015
CCC Oregon City Campus
BARLOW HALL
ITS – Instructional Media Services
Jan 5-March 20 M-Th
F
8 a.m.-7 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
BILL BROD COMMUNITY CENTER
Academic Advising & Career Services
Dec 15-March 20 M-F
Jan 5-7
MTW
Army Strong
Jan 5-March 20
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
M-F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Call for after-hours appointments
Counseling Services
Jan 15-March 21
M-F
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Disability Resource Center
Dec 15-March 20 M-F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Graduation Services–Evaluation/External
Transcripts
Dec 15-March 20 M-Th
F
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Student Life & Leadership/ASG
Jan 5-March 20
M-F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Veterans Education and Training Center
Dec 15-March 20 M-F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
DYE LEARNING CENTER
Library & Academic Computing Lab
Jan 5-March 20
Moodle Help
Jan 5-March 20
M-Th
F
S
7:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
11 a.m.-3 p.m.
M-F
7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Writing Center, Math Lab, & Other Tutoring
Services
See posted hours on web, http://www.clackamas.edu/
Tutoring/
Family Resource Center
Workforce Development Services
M-F
McLOUGHLIN HALL
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
January 2-3
F
S
January 5-9
M-T
W-Th
F
January 12-16
M-T
W-Th
F
Jan. 20-March 15 M-Th
F
January 19
February 16
8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
7:45 a.m.-8 p.m.
7:45 a.m.-7 p.m.
7:45 a.m.-5 p.m.
7:45 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
7:45 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
7:45 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Closed for Holiday
Closed for Holiday
Textbook Buyback
March 16-20
M-W
Th
F
7:45 a.m.-6 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
RANDALL HALL
Fitness Center
(Hours vary, please check door for posted hours)
Jan 5-March 20
MW
8:30 a.m.-10 a.m.
1 p.m.-8 p.m.
TTh
12 p.m.-8 p.m.
F
8:30 a.m.-10 a.m.
1 p.m.-5 p.m.
ROGER ROOK HALL
Enrollment Services
Jan 5-7
Jan 8-March 20
MTW
M-F
Financial Aid
Jan 5-6
MT
Jan 7-March 20
M-F
8 a.m.-6 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
11 a.m.-1 p.m.
2 p.m.-4 p.m.
Testing & Assessment Center
Jan 5-March 20
M-F
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
(Call 503-594-3283 for specific test times)
STREETER HALL
Open Computing Lab
Where to find food
Cafeteria: Cougar Station, Community Center
M-F Full Service
Grab N’ Go
7 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
2:30-4 p.m.
ASG, CC152, snacks
Bookstore, McLoughlin Hall, has a wide variety of
food and beverage choices, including coffee and
popcorn. A microwave is available in store to heat food.
Snacks are also available in vending machines in various
locations.
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For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Jan 5-March 12
M-Th
March 16-18
M-W
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
FClosed
CCC Bookstores
Oregon City Campus-in McLoughlin Hall, ground floor
503-594-6500
Harmony Campus-Harmony Building, Main hall
503-594-0647
Online at www.cccbooks.com
In-store customers
Payment types:
• cash
• debit / credit (VISA, MasterCard, Discover,
American Express)
• Personal or parent/guardian checks (Local,
imprinted checks only. Student ID and ODL
required. Max $5 cash back.)
Please note: Purchases made by check require 14 days
before a cash refund can be issued. Store credit issued in
the interim.
Online orders can be shipped out (for a fee) or
held for customer pick-up.
• Credit card payment required at time of order.
• E-mail notifications will be sent when order is
shipped or is ready to be picked up.
• If you are attending classes at the Wilsonville
Campus you can request your books be delivered
to Wilsonville when ordering online.
WINTER 2015 dates to remember:
Textbook sales begin online and in-store – December 15
Last day for textbook refunds – January 9
Buyback March 16-20
Rental books due back – March 20
Bookstores closed for Holidays – January 19 and
February 16
For campus maps, store hours, shipping costs,
refund/returns policies and ordering details see
www.cccbooks.com, or call the bookstore at
503-594-6500. We will be happy to answer your
questions personally!
College Closure
Information
Announcements
In the event of hazardous weather or other
emergencies, the following will carry school schedule
changes and college closure information:
• Clackamas website, www.clackamas.edu
• Local radio and television broadcasts and websites
• Recorded phone message on the college’s main
number 503-657‑6958
College Closure Locations
In the event that the college is closed due to adverse
weather conditions, all college campuses and centers
will close. In the event of a non‑weather related emergency closure, (e.g., loss of electricity) only the affected
college site will close.
College Closure Times
Emergency Closures due to hazardous weather or other
emergencies:
Day Closure - Offices are closed and classes cancelled
unless exceptions are announced.
Late Opening - The college will be open at 10 a.m.
for business. Classes beginning before 10 a.m. are
cancelled. The rest of the day’s schedule remains the
same.
Evening Closure - All offices will be closed at 4 p.m.
and classes beginning at 4 p.m. or later are cancelled.
Closures during Finals Week:
One Day Closure during Finals Week:
Monday, Tuesday, and/or Wednesday daytime finals
will be rescheduled for Thursday during the same time
period as originally scheduled.
Second Day Closure during Finals Week:
Finals will be rescheduled for Friday during the same
time period as originally scheduled.
Evening Closure during Finals Week:
Finals will be rescheduled for Friday evening during the
same time period as originally scheduled.
(Note: These are general guidelines. Exceptions may occur.)
Receive a text if CCC closes:
Sign up to receive FlashAlert text messages
about closures on your cell phone. Go to
http://www.flashalert.net/news.html?id=29
to sign up for FlashAlert text messages.
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Undecided or need more information
about your program of study?
Faculty advisors have the answers.
ProgramAdvisor
PHONE
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Accounting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hugo Grimaldi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Administrative Office Assistant/Professional . . . . . . . . . . . Beverly Forney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Adult High School Diploma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lisa Nielson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Anthropology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Keeler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Apprenticeship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shelly Tracy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nora Brodnicki. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Automotive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Bradley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon Parker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Business Development Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob Campbell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Clinical Lab Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Helen Wand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Communications/Speech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kelly Brennan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Computer Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debra Carino. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Criminal Justice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ida Flippo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Customized Training & Development Services . . . . . . . . . Ray Hoyt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dental Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Maria Corona. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Digital Media Communications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andy Mingo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Early Childhood Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dawn Hendricks. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Economics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adela Argüello. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Laurette Scott. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Electronics and Microelectronics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Mattson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Emergency Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yvonne Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Emergency Medical Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zig Sawzak. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Energy Resource Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Angie Sandercock. . . . . . . . . . . .
Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt LaForce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sue Mach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
English as a Second Language. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Suzanne Munro . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Environmental Safety and Health. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yvonne Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GED/ABE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lisa Nielson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Geography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Keeler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gerontology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yvonne Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Mattson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jackie Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . Renee Harber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Human Resource Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Moiso. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Human Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yvonne Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Humanities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jackie Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Humanities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sue Mach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Journalism. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Melissa Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Landscape. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Renee Harber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon Parker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Manufacturing Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Mattson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dale Hatfield. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Math . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adam Hall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Medical Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Maynard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Music. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Rose. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nursing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nicole Reilly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Paraeducator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laurette Scott. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Philosophy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Hartsock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Physical Education/Health. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Martineau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Political Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jackie Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pre-Professional (medical, dental, pharmacy). . . . . . . . . . . Eden Francis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Project Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Waters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Lewis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Religion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jackie Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reading/Study Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lisa Nielson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Renewable Energy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Mattson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Retail Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon Parker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eden Francis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Skills Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lisa Nielson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Social Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jackie Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sociology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erich Pfeifer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Theatre Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Eikrem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Undecided Major of Study. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Student Support Services. . . . .
Urban Agriculture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Renee Harber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Utility Workforce Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Angie Sandercock. . . . . . . . . . . .
Water & Environmental Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt LaForce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Water & Environmental Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Nurmi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Mattson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wildland Fire. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yvonne Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Women’s Studies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jackie Flowers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
World Languages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Miller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3073 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3115 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3401 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3409 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0945 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3036 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3051 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3075 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0733 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0694 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3154 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3170 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3363 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3195 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0693 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3264 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-6158 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-6591 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3840 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3322 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3207 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0696 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0944 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-6163 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3148 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3262 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3236 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3207 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3401 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3409 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3207 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3322 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3405 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3294 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3770 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3207 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3405 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3262 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3261 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3294 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3075 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3322 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3074 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3326 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0695 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3340 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0661 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3840 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3408 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3271 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3405 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3352 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3079 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3410 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3405 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3401 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3322 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3075 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3352 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3401 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3405 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3802 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3157 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3475 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3294 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-0944 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3148 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3813 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3322 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3207 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3405 . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3247 . . . . . . . . .
S124. . . . . . . . . . . . . hugog@clackamas.edu
S129. . . . . . . . . . . . . beverlyf@clackamas.edu
D144. . . . . . . . . . . . . lisan@clackamas.edu
M210. . . . . . . . . . . . robertk@clackamas.edu
W147D. . . . . . . . . . . shellyt@clackamas.edu
AC106 . . . . . . . . . . . norab@clackamas.edu
B263. . . . . . . . . . . . . bradleyd@clackamas.edu
S123. . . . . . . . . . . . . sharonp@clackamas.edu
OIT172. . . . . . . . . . . bizcenter@clackamas.edu
H380. . . . . . . . . . . . . helenw@clackamas.edu
N139. . . . . . . . . . . . . kellyb@clackamas.edu
S125. . . . . . . . . . . . . dcarino@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . iflippo@clackamas.edu
DJ210. . . . . . . . . . . . rayh@clackamas.edu
H379. . . . . . . . . . . . . mariac@clackamas.edu
AC105 . . . . . . . . . . . andym@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . dawn.hendricks@clackamas.edu
M215. . . . . . . . . . . . adela.arguello@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . laurette@clackamas.edu
B267. . . . . . . . . . . . . mattsonm@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . yvonnes@clackamas.edu
H382. . . . . . . . . . . . . zigs@clackamas.edu
W152. . . . . . . . . . . . angies@clackamas.edu
P124e. . . . . . . . . . . . elee@clackamas.edu
P124g. . . . . . . . . . . . laforce@clackamas.edu
RR237. . . . . . . . . . . . suema@clackamas.edu
D147. . . . . . . . . . . . . munros@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . yvonnes@clackamas.edu
D144. . . . . . . . . . . . . lisan@clackamas.edu
M210. . . . . . . . . . . . robertk@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . yvonnes@clackamas.edu
B267. . . . . . . . . . . . . mattsonm@clackamas.edu
M217. . . . . . . . . . . . jackief@clackamas.edu
C125. . . . . . . . . . . . . rharber@clackamas.edu
S128. . . . . . . . . . . . . mmoiso@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . yvonnes@clackamas.edu
M217. . . . . . . . . . . . jackief@clackamas.edu
RR237. . . . . . . . . . . . suema@clackamas.edu
RR132. . . . . . . . . . . . melissaj@clackamas.edu
C125. . . . . . . . . . . . . rharber@clackamas.edu
S123. . . . . . . . . . . . . sharonp@clackamas.edu
B267. . . . . . . . . . . . . mattsonm@clackamas.edu
M246. . . . . . . . . . . . daleh@clackamas.edu
S112. . . . . . . . . . . . . adamh@clackamas.edu
H381. . . . . . . . . . . . . kmaynard@clackamas.edu
N131a . . . . . . . . . . . brianr@clackamas.edu
H287. . . . . . . . . . . . . nicoler@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . laurette@clackamas.edu
M223. . . . . . . . . . . . donnh@clackamas.edu
R101c. . . . . . . . . . . . jmartineau@clackamas.edu
M217. . . . . . . . . . . . jackief@clackamas.edu
P124h. . . . . . . . . . . . edenf@clackamas.edu
S130. . . . . . . . . . . . . billw@clackamas.edu
M213. . . . . . . . . . . . ericl@clackamas.edu
M217. . . . . . . . . . . . jackief@clackamas.edu
D144. . . . . . . . . . . . . lisan@clackamas.edu
B267. . . . . . . . . . . . . mattsonm@clackamas.edu
S123. . . . . . . . . . . . . sharonp@clackamas.edu
P124h. . . . . . . . . . . . edenf@clackamas.edu
D144. . . . . . . . . . . . . lisan@clackamas.edu
M217. . . . . . . . . . . . jackief@clackamas.edu
M225. . . . . . . . . . . . erichp@clackamas.edu
N152. . . . . . . . . . . . . jamese@clackamas.edu
CC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . advising@clackamas.edu
C125. . . . . . . . . . . . . rharber@clackamas.edu
W152. . . . . . . . . . . . angies@clackamas.edu
P124g. . . . . . . . . . . . LaForce@clackamas.edu
P124b. . . . . . . . . . . .jamesn@clackamas.edu
B267. . . . . . . . . . . . . mattsonm@clackamas.edu
C150. . . . . . . . . . . . . yvonnes@clackamas.edu
M217. . . . . . . . . . . . jackief@clackamas.edu
M245. . . . . . . . . . . . millerd@clackamas.edu
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Where to Call
CCC’s main phone number is 503-594-6000.
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ABE/GED
PEngineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RREnglish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D English as a Second Language. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RR Enrollment Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ELC Environmental Learning Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C Environmental Safety & Health. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
G Facility Scheduling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RR Financial Aid Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C Fire Science (Wildland Fire). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CGerontology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BGIS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Graduation Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RGym. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
H Harmony Campus Registration/Information . . . . . . . . . . . . .
H Health Sciences. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC High School Partnerships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CHorticulture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Human Resources/Employment Opportunity. . . . . . . . . . . .
C Human Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Instructional Media Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C Landscape. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D Learning Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Life & Career Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Manufacturing Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SMath. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D Moodle Help. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NMusic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HNursing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
P Pauling Center Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
R Physical Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B President’s Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RR Registration and Records. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Renewable Energy Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RR Scholarship Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PScience. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D Skills Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
M Social Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RR Student Accounts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Student Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Student Life & Leadership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Student Support Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Technical Career Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N Theater/Performing Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Tutoring Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C Urban Agriculture. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Veterans Educational Benefits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Veterans Education & Training Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Vice President, College Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Vice President, Instructional & Student Services. . . . . . . . . .
P Water & Environmental Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
T Welding. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
T Wildland Firefighting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
W Wilsonville Registration/Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
F Workforce Development Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
M World Languages (formerly Foreign Languages). . . . . . . . . . .
D Writing Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D Oregon City. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-3027
HHarmony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-3027
D Adult High School Diploma – Oregon City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-3233
Academic Advising
CC Oregon City. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-3475
HHarmony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-0623
WWilsonville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-0959
Bookstore
M Bookstore—Oregon City. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-6500
HBookstore—Harmony. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-0647
Testing/Assessment Center
RR Oregon City. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-3283
HHarmony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-0636
WWilsonville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503-594-0959
RR Admissions & Recruitment/Welcome Center . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Advanced College Credit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
T/WApprenticeship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Army Strong. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACArt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RAthletics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BAutomotive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
S Business/Computer Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
OIT Business Development Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Business Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CCCafeteria. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
M Campus Safety Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RR Campus Tours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Career Coaching by CASE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Career Planning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Career Technical Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
F Child Care Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Child Care Info & Referral. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RR The Clackamas Print Newspaper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N Communication Studies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
H Community Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Community Garden. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D Computer Lab (Academic). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
S Computer Lab (Open). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
S Computer Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Cooperative Work Experience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CCCounseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C Criminal Justice/Corrections/Emergency Management. . .
DJ Customized Training & Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AC Digital Media Communications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CC Disability Resource Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
M Distance Learning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CEducation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B Electronics & Microelectronics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
W Energy & Utility Resource Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
503-594-3284
503-594-3208
503-594-3031
503-594-6215
503-594-3034
503-594-3043
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503-594-3071
503-594-0738
503-594-3085
503-594-6091
503-594-6650
503-594-6249
503-406-8758
503-594-3475
503-594-3441
503-657-9795
503-253-5000
503-594-3261
503-594-3337
503-594-0627
503-594-3040
503-594-6632
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503-594-3071
503-594-3096
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503-594-3203
503-594-3200
503-594-3034
503-594-6357
503-594-6310
503-594-3203
503-594-3318
503-594-0942
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503-594-3254
503-594-3234
503-594-6100
503-594-3696
503-594-3203
503-594-3308
503-594-6100
503-594-3203
503-594-3203
503-594-3318
503-594-6100
503-594-3043
503-594-0620
503-594-0650
503-594-3208
503-594-3292
503-594-3458
503-594-3203
503-594-3500
503-594-3292
503-594-6191
503-594-3312
503-594-3318
503-594-3318
503-594-3395
503-594-6310
503-594-3337
503-594-0650
503-594-3034
503-594-3043
503-594-3002
503-594-6100
503-594-3318
503-594-3421
503-594-3345
503-594-3233
503-594-3403
503-594-6100
503-594-3040
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503-594-3475
503-594-3441
503-594-3153
503-594-6191
503-594-3292
503-594-3438
503-594-3438
503-594-3010
503-594-3020
503-594-3345
503-594-3318
503-594-3203
503-594-0940
503-594-6246
503-594-3403
503-594-6275
Campus Safety
In an emergency or life-threatening
situation, dial 911 from any phone.
Campus Safety Office, ext. 6234 or 6650
or call 971-563-0101.
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CCC Alumni Success Stories
Jeremy started studying nursing at age 40. Kim stayed close to home but went far with help from scholarships.
Daniel had a bachelor’s degree and a good job but returned to school to change careers.
Meet three CCC graduates who are working in their dream jobs and got on track with help from CCC.
“I’ve become a successful registered nurse, and it’s all due to
my education and the foundation that I got at CCC.”
Jeremy Hutson
Job: registered nurse
At CCC earned: nursing degree
After high school, Jeremy spent 15 years in a career as a
professional dancer; he also worked for six years as an operations
manager for a large hotel chain. At age 40 he decided to go back
to college and pursue his dream job: nursing. Jeremy earned an
associate’s degree in nursing from CCC in 2013 and a bachelor’s
degree in nursing from OHSU. He is now working as a registered
nurse at Adventist Medical Center.
www.clackamas.edu/HealthSciences/
“At Clackamas I had the opportunity to thrive and figure out
what I wanted to do.”
Kim Schiewe
Job: school counselor
At CCC earned: transfer degree
Kim graduated from Molalla High School in 2008. She wanted
to stay close to home and earned an Associate of Arts Oregon
Transfer degree at CCC before continuing her education for a
bachelor’s degree at PSU. Kim earned several CCC Foundation
scholarships as well as the Ford Family scholarship. She now
has a master’s degree in school counseling from Lewis & Clark
College and is working in her dream job as a school counselor.
www.clackamas.edu/Transfer/
“I came to Clackamas because it had the biggest recording
studio in the Northwest and professionals from the field
teaching the classes.”
Daniel Smith
Job: owner of Daniel Smith Audio
At CCC earned: Digital Multimedia Communications Degree
Daniel had a four-year degree from a university and had a
good job working in research and development. But he wasn’t
happy. He wanted to change careers and work with sound.
Daniel was one of the first graduates of CCC’s Digital Multimedia
Communications program. He now owns his own company
and employs many CCC students. He now has a career he is
passionate about.
https://www.clackamas.edu/Programs/Digital-MultimediaCommunications.aspx
Clackamas Classmates
Welcome to Clackamas Classmates, CCC’s version of an alumni and friends network.
Did you know? You are a Clackamas Classmate if you have earned a degree or certificate,
taken a class or two, or if you are currently enrolled at CCC.
Join us. Sign up. Share your story. http://give.clackamas.edu/alumni/share-your-story
For more information, contact Vicki Smith at vickis@clackamas.edu or 503-594-3128.
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Enrollment and
Student Demographics
2013-2014 Enrollment Statistics
Headcount 27,235
Fall Full-time students
2,970
Fall Part-time students
5,004
Fall Non-credit students
5,498
Full-time Equivalence
7,175.66
Average age, all students
32
Average age, full-time students
26
Known Females
11,286 (49%)
Known Males
11,534 (51%)
Racial/ethnic known minorities in
students body
23%
Degrees/certificates awarded
1,278
Enrollment Breakdown by
Student Program 2013-2014
Developmental
Education
5%
General
Studies
31%
Community
Education
30%
College
Transfer
16%
Technical Degree
or Certificate
18%
Revenue - General Fund
State
Appropriations
27%
Other Revenue
8%
Property
Taxes
31%
Tuition
and Fees
34%
Expenditures - General Fund
Plant Operations
& Maintenance
7%
Instructional Support
& Other
6%
College
Support
22%
Instruction
48%
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CCC Foundation
to raise $10 million
for students
Capital Campaign
as of October 7, 2014
Last year, the CCC Foundation gave out more
than $581,000 in scholarships and hopes to top
that number with the launch of a capital campaign
called “Education that Works.”
The campaign was inspired during an extensive
public engagement effort where the community
and students asked for greater help with the cost of
financing an education.
The majority of the money will be used for
scholarships and grants, while the rest of the funds
will go toward projects that inspire creativity and
excellence in education. All the funds raised will
be used to leave a lasting mark on the college
community as part of the 50th Anniversary in 2016.
The campaign has already received support
from the community through new and expanded
endowments, and the Foundation is more than
halfway to its goal. Support has come from a
number of local donors, including:
• The owners of Miles Fiberglass & Composites,
a family-owned company in Oregon City, who
have committed to increasing their current
endowment to $100,000.
• Many former students and faculty, who have
contributed more than $2 million to the
campaign to date by including the Foundation in
their estate planning.
• Every year, 75-80 percent of current CCC staff
and faculty donate money back to the college
through the annual staff drive. These numbers
are the highest in the state.
GOAL
$10,000,000
$5,381,189
Raised
Student
Services
10%
Debt Payment
7%
For more information about the Education that Works campaign or to make a
donation, call Vicki Smith at 503-594-3128 or visit give.clackamas.edu.
For information about Clackamas Community College, call 503-594-6000
Scholarships Make a Difference
Skills Competition Award Shapes Student’s Future
YOUTH Job Fair and Skills Competition is Feb. 26
Each year, hundreds of high school students from around
Clackamas County visit the CCC Oregon City campus for a day
of skills competition and job fair. The Clackamas Regional Skills
Competition features competitions in a wide range of subjects,
from accounting to art to automotive. The event is Feb. 26, 2015.
For more information, please contact Michelle Baker at 503-5943041 or mbaker@clackamas.edu
This Skills Competition runs in conjunction with the Youth Career
Expo. Anyone age 14 to 21 is invited to attend and learn about
different career opportunities. The event is Feb. 26 and runs from
8:30 a.m. to noon in Randall Gym. For more information, please
contact Caroline Perkins at 503-594-3960 or Caroline.Perkins@
clackamas.edu.
For Killian Hillyer, the award of
a scholarship from the Clackamas
Regional Skills Competition changed
his life. It was the reason he decided to
attend CCC to study criminal justice.
During his junior year at Mountain
View High School in Vancouver,
Wash., Killian took a year-long, halfday criminal justice class through the
Clark County Skills Center. This class
shaped his interest in police work.
Killian knew a career in this field
would require a bachelor’s degree, but
he wasn’t sure that he would be able to
afford college.
Killian’s first visit to the CCC
Oregon City campus was to compete
in the 2013 Clackamas Regional
Skills Competition for high school
students. He entered the criminal
justice competition. The result: He
placed second in Problem Orientation
Policing. The award: a CCC scholarship
covering six college credits.
Killian is now a CCC student and is
working toward an associate’s degree in
criminal justice. He plans to eventually
transfer to a university for a bachelor’s
degree. His career goal is to work in
law enforcement and help make the
community safer.
With help from a CCC scholarship,
attending college and a pursuing a
career in criminal justice are becoming
a reality for Killian.
CCC scholarships make a difference
for many students.
To learn more about the CCC Foundation,
please visit give.clackamas.edu.
Skills Day is a collaboration between CCC and the Clackamas
Education Services District (ESD).
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