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Spring 2014 Spring 2014 Community EducationCommunity Education

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Pursue Your Passion Pursue Your Passion

Course Description

Making Sense of Social SecuritySocial Security benefits have been designed to provide working Americans with a source of retirement income. In this class, explore Social Security benefits available and how benefits are calculated and eligibility determined. You will also learn how Social Security and Medicare relate to one another.Instructor: Andy LockridgeSubject: CMECRN: None Jan 27 10-11 am Fee: $25 1 Monday MARPR/MCTBDRegister for this class at http://www.maricopa-az.gov/web/sports-recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . CRN: 22543 Jan 27 1-2 pm Fee: $25 1 Monday CCC/C128. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . CRN: None Apr 7 10-11 am Fee: $25 1 Monday MARPR/MCTBDRegister for this class at http://www.maricopa-az.gov/web/sports-recreation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . CRN: 22544 Apr 10 1-2 pmFee: $25 1 Thursday CCC/C128

Subject Code is CME for

all Lifelong Learning courses

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Course Reference Number (CRN) is

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CAC Campus/Center Location Designations:Note: Campus addresses and location map can be found inside back cover.

CGC - Casa Grande Center CGPR- City of Casa Grande Parks & Recreation

CCC- Corporate CenterFC- Florence Center

MC- Maricopa Campus SBC- SaddleBrooke Center

SMC- Superstition Mountain CampusSPC - Signal Peak Campus

STC- San Tan Campus

Course location, building and room.

TBD = To be determined. Staff will call you when a

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Course Title

Community Education Offices

CAC Casa Grande Center Program Coordinator: Muriel Thomas1015 E. Florence Blvd., Rm. A106Casa Grande, AZ 85122520.494.6059 Voice520.494.6055 Fax

CAC Superstition Mountain CampusProgram Coordinator: Joel Beck805 S. Idaho Road, Rm. B125Apache Junction, AZ 85119480.677.7721 Voice480.677.7722 Fax

Office Hours:Monday – Thursday, 8 am – 6 pm

Bob DukeDirector

CONTENTS

Arts & Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 2

Languages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4

Life Enrichment . . . . . . . . . . Page 5

PCs & More . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 16

Photography . . . . . . .. . . . . Page 17

INFORMATION

Instructors . . . . . . . . . . .. . Page 19

FAQs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 23

Registration Form. . . . . . . Page 24

Maps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 25

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Experiencing WatercolorDiscover how to paint with a palette of beautiful, transparent watercolors. Lessons include the history of watercolor, brush control, the coloring book of basic skills, preparing your paper, creating a composition, mixing colors, painting trees, skies and more. Students will leave with a finished painting.Note: Meets for 3 hrs on Mar 13.Instructor: Krystal HoehSubject: CMECRN: None Jan 30-Mar 13 6:30-8:30 pmFee: $99 7 Thursdays MARPR/ MCTBD

Pottery on the WheelLearn how to use a potter's wheel, throw various pieces, attach handles, trim pots, and apply glazes to finished products. Special Note: Students will furnish and purchase their own supplies based on a materials list distributed the first day of class. The cost of supplies is not included in the course fee.Instructor: Francisco MenchacaSubject: CMECRN: 22654 Jan 30-Mar 6 6-8:30 pmFee: $79 6 Thursdays SPC/N127. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CRN: 22655 Mar 27-May 1 6-8:30 pmFee: $79 6 Thursdays SPC/N127. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Instructor: Janna BlokSubject: CMECRN: 22625 Feb 4-Mar 11 9 am-NoonFee: $79 5 Tuesdays SMC/A119Note: No Class Feb 18.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CRN: 22631 Feb 6-Mar 6 9 am-NoonFee: $79 5 Thursdays SMC/A119. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CRN: 22632 Mar 25-Apr 22 9 am-NoonFee: $79 5 Tuesdays SMC/A119. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CRN: 22633 Mar 27-Apr 24 9 am-NoonFee: $79 5 Thursdays SMC/A119

Special Drawing Techniques-Level ILearn to draw with confidence and accuracy using a graphic application technique created by Albrecht Durer in the 1500s. Any form of visual artistic representation can be described in realistic and vivid detail using this technique. You will learn how to identify shapes and forms, both obvious and subtle, and their corresponding values. This is a very popular learning tool for all levels of artists. Special Note: Students will furnish and purchase their own supplies based on a materials list distributed the first day of class. The cost of supplies is not included in the course fee.Instructor: Kittie McDermittSubject: CMECRN: 22626 Jan 30-Feb 27 1-4 pmFee: $79 5 Thursdays SMC/A122

Special Drawing Techniques-Level IIContinue learning to draw with confidence and accuracy using a graphic application technique created by Albrecht Durer in the 1500s. In Level II, continue working with black and white while introducing some color to your artwork. Special Note: Students will furnish and purchase their own supplies based on a materials list distributed the first day of class. The cost of supplies is not included in the course fee.Note: No class Mar 20.Instructor: Kittie McDermittSubject: CMECRN: 22629 Mar 6-Apr 10 1-4 pmFee: $79 5 Thursdays SMC/A122

Special Drawing Techniques-Level IIIIn this Level III course, continue exploring the use of color in your artwork. Special Note: Students will furnish and purchase their own supplies based on a materials list distributed the first day of class. The cost of supplies is not included in the course fee.Instructor: Kittie McDermittSubject: CMECRN: 22630 Apr 17-May 15 1-4 pmFee: $79 5 Thursdays SMC/A122

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Hollywood Opera Although opera is best seen live on stage, it can also be done Hollywood-style through the use of sets or filmed on location. In this class, you will view film clips along with exploring the background of each film and the music composer. An update on all the performers, the world environment at the time of the filming, and a variety of individual clips and music relating to the films will be enjoyed. The films to be viewed and discussed are: A Night at the Opera (1935), Camille (1936), TV production of The Great Waltz (1955), Tosca (1992), and La Boheme (2008).Instructor: Bette JonesSubject: CMECRN: 22680 Feb 5-Mar 5 1-4 pmFee: $99 5 Wednesdays SMC/TBD

Watercolor-The Next StepExplore watercolor concepts in a discussion format with subject matter driven by students and study new perspectives on painting with watercolor. Students should have some familiarity of watercolor media through a basic class or informal methods. Special Note: Students will furnish and purchase their own supplies based on a materials list distributed the first day of class. The cost of supplies is not included in the course fee.Instructor: Marilyn BartonSubject: CMECRN: 22634 Feb 11-Mar 11 Noon-3 pmFee: $85 5 Tuesdays SMC/A122

Dichroic Fused Glass Explore the possibilities of dichroic fused glass by designing and cutting pieces of dichroic glass into a dazzling colorful piece of art. Learn how to frame the kiln-fired piece in a shadowbox.Note: Class meets for 2 hrs on Feb 26.Instructor: Janna BlokSubject: CME CRN: 22743 Feb 19-26 1–4 pmFee: $35 2 Wednesdays SMC/TBD

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Beginning DrawingLearn the basics of drawing, shading and design. Students will also share ideas on framing. This is an excellent opportunity for the beginner to learn how to draw and for experienced artists to sharpen their skills. Special Note: Students will obtain their own supplies based on a materials list distributed the first day of class. The cost of supplies is not included in the course fee.Instructor: Rusty ParenteauSubject: CMECRN: 22623 Feb 12-Mar 12 4–6 pmFee: $65 5 Wednesdays STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CRN: 22624 Feb 13–Mar 13 4–6 pmFee: $65 5 Thursdays FC/A106

Beginning Portrait DrawingThis is an excellent opportunity for the beginner to learn how to draw portraits and for experienced artists to sharpen their skills. Each week students will focus on a different element of the human face with the goal of drawing a portrait from a photo. Students will also learn the importance of drawing portraits from life. Special Notes: Students will obtain their own supplies based on a materials list distributed the first day of class. The cost of supplies is not included in the course fee.Instructor: Rusty ParanteauSubject: CMECRN: 22627 Mar 26-Apr 23 4-6 pmFee: $65 5 Wednesdays STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CRN: 22628 Mar 27-Apr 24 4–6 pmFee: $65 5 Thursdays FC/A106

Charcoal Drawing for EveryoneWhether you are a beginner or advanced charcoal drawer, this is the class for you. You will focus on a bold and uninhibited form of drawing using vine and compressed charcoal. The versatility of charcoal helps you to create line variety, background tones and lifted-out highlights. You will leave the class with a remarkable sense of realism and depth in your artwork.Instructor: Krystal HoehSubject: CMECRN: None Mar 27-May 8 6:30-8:30 pmFee: $89 7 Thursdays MARPR/MCTBD

¿Quién Sabe Español I? / Who Knows Spanish I?Develop conversational Spanish speaking and listening skills primarily through pattern practice, repetition, and practical application. The course features basic sentence structure, pronunciation, and vocabulary applied to real life conversations.Instructor: Sally BurgeSubject: CMECRN: None Feb 3-Mar 10 1–3:30 pmFee: $79 5 Mondays MARPR/MCTBDNote: No class on Feb 17.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CRN: 22796 Feb 5-Mar 12 1–3pmFee: $79 6 Wednesdays CGC/A111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Instructor: Teresa ChavezCRN: 22619 Feb 5-Apr 2 9:30–11 amFee: $79 8 Wednesdays SBC/T104Note: No Class Mar 19.

¿Quién Sabe Español II?/Who Knows Spanish II?This class is designed for people who have taken a Spanish course and now want to practice. Continue developing conversational Spanish speaking and listening skills primarily through pattern practice, repetition and practical application. The course features basic sentence structure, pronunciation and vocabulary applied to real life conversations.Instructor: Teresa ChavezSubject: CMECRN: 22620 Feb 6-Apr 3 9:30–11 amFee: $79 8 Thursdays SBC/T104Note: No Class Mar 20. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Instructor: Sally BurgeCRN: None Mar 24-Apr 21 1–3:30 pmFee: $79 5 Mondays MARPR/MCTBD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CRN: 22799 Mar 26-Apr 30 1–3 pmFee: $79 6 Wednesdays CGC/A111

Amigos Hablando Español: Friends Speaking SpanishUse it or lose it! The best way to improve your Spanish is to practice and this class will give you an opportunity to do just that. Join other students to practice your Spanish, no matter your current ability. In an informal gathering of people, you will be guided through practice conversations. Don't be shy; we're all "friends speaking Spanish."Instructor: Janet RussellSubject: CMECRN: 22635 Feb 4-Mar 11 11 am-12:30 pmFee: $59 6 Tuesdays CCC/A108

Spanish for BeginnersImprove your communication skills in the second most common language in the Valley. Basic language structure and vocabulary in a conversational style will help you begin conversing in Spanish.Instructor: Janet RussellSubject: CMECRN: 22636 Feb 4-Mar 11 1–2:30 pmFee: $59 6 Tuesdays CCC/A108

Spanish for Beginners PlusContinue improving your communication skills in the second most common language in the Valley. This class is geared toward students who have some experience with the Spanish language.Instructor: Janet RussellSubject: CMECRN: 22637 Feb 5-Mar 12 1–2:30 pmFee: $59 6 Wednesdays CCC/A108

Hearing, Tinnitus & Dizziness:Causes and TreatmentsTired of having to repeat yourself? Frustrated at not being heard or understood? Tired of the crickets making all that noise in your head? Afraid of falling? Help yourself or a loved one and join us as we learn more about the causes and effects of hearing loss, tinnitus and dizziness. We will explore treatments available to help you make informed decisions.Instructor: Dr. Gabrielle SadowskySubject: CMECRN: 22681 Jan 22 3:30-5 pmFee: $5 1 Wednesday SMC/A127. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . CRN: 22686 Jan 29 3:30-5 pmFee: $5 1 Wednesday SMC/A127. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . CRN: 22690 Feb 5 3:30-5 pmFee: $5 1 Wednesday SMC/A127

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Energy-Inner ChiLearn traditional and non-traditional Qigong movements that combined with breathing, visualization and concentration to provide a full body/mind workout. Qigong movements are slow and gentle and can be practiced by individuals at all levels of fitness, anytime, anywhere, even while sitting in a chair. The class will also include Mindful Meditation techniques. Both Qigong and Meditation techniques are simple to learn and are perfect tools for alleviating stress as they safely move the body towards balance and wholeness.Instructor: Sharon CorriganSubject: CMECRN: 22682 Jan 23-Mar 13 9-10:15 amFee: $69 8 Thursdays SMC/A128

Yoga BasicsYoga is an ancient system that unites the body and mind. The practice of yoga offers powerful tools to relieve stress and bring flexibility, strength, co-ordination and balance to the body. This class is designed for both beginners and students desiring to revisit the foundations of yoga to deepen their current practice. The class focuses on breath, body awareness, mindfulness and basic yoga poses that can be easily modified to meet the needs of all body types. Please bring a yoga mat, block and blanket.Instructor: Sharon CorriganSubject: CMECRN: 22684 Jan 21-Mar 11 10-11:15 amFee: $69 8 Tuesdays SMC/A128

Yoga NidraExplore an ancient Yoga technique, to experience the deepest states of relaxation. Yoga Nidra moves one into a deep state of consciousness, yet trains the mind to remain awake and alert. Yoga Nidra helps to reduce anxiety and stress. It can help individuals relearn natural sleep patterns and overcome insomnia. Yoga Nidra has been helpful to some people for coping with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Class begins on the yoga mat with gentle movement to gain body awareness and then gradually moves into Savasana (Sleeping Pose) to allow the individual to experience deeper states of awareness. This class is appropriate for all individuals. A complimentary CD will be given to each participant to continue the practice at home. Please bring a yoga mat and pillow to class.Instructor: Sharon CorriganSubject: CMECRN: 22685 Jan 23-Mar 13 10:45 am-NoonFee: $69 8 Thursdays SMC/A128

Tai Chi BasicsExperience the health benefits of Tai Chi, an ancient exercise program (a noncompetitive, self-paced system of gentle physical exercise). Tai Chi benefits include reduced stress, improved muscle strength, and improved balance and coordination, along with increased energy, stamina and flexibility. Learn gentle movements that may help with arthritis, diabetes, high blood pressure, or back problems.Instructor: Jennifer McGrawSubject: CMECRN: 22683 Jan 23-Mar 13 6:30-7:30 pm Fee: $55 8 Thursdays SMC/A128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . CRN: 22702 Mar 27-May 15 6:30-7:30 pmFee: $55 8 Thursdays SMC/A128

Awaken the Writer Within You! Awaken the creative writer within you by adding a variety of flavors and colors that will tantalize and enhance your creative imagination, while evoking tasty and colorful writing products. Instructor: Rani SinghSubject: CMECRN: 22542 Jan 25-Feb 22 9-11 amFee: $99 5 Saturdays CCC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: None Mar 29-Apr 26 9-11 amFee: $99 5 Saturdays CGPR/TBD

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Making Sense of Social SecuritySocial Security benefits have been designed to provide working Americans with a source of retirement income. In this class, explore Social Security benefits available and how benefits are calculated and eligibility determined. You will also learn how Social Security and Medicare relate to one another.Instructor: Andy LockridgeSubject: CMECRN: None Jan 27 10-11 am

Fee: $25 1 Monday MARPR/MCTBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22543 Jan 27 1-2 pmFee: $25 1 Monday CCC/C128 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: None Apr 7 10-11 amFee: $25 1 Monday MARPR/MCTBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CRN: 22544 Apr 10 1-2 pmFee: $25 1 Thursday CCC/C128

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Line Dancing: Fun and ExerciseLearn various line dances to exercise the body and brain. No experience or partner necessary. Note: No class Feb 17 & Mar 17.Instructor: Tobia EaksSubject: CMECRN: 22648 Jan 27-Apr 21 9:30–10:30 amFee: $3 11 Mondays SMC/A110

Is Your Swimming Pool Clean and Beautiful?Would you like your swimming pool to be the envy of all your friends? Learn tips to save money and time by maintaining your private swimming pool, including techniques to maintain chemical balance, test water, and general pool maintenance.Instructor: Marshall HillSubject: CMECRN: 22767 Jan 27 9 am-NoonFee: $25 1 Monday SBC/T104. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CRN: 22772 Feb 24 9:30 am-NoonFee: $25 1 Monday SBC/T104

Mah Jongg Part ILearn the basics of the American version of the ancient Chinese game, Mah Jongg. This is a game of skill involving an array of tiles divided into various suits called flowers, winds, dragons, craks, bams and dots.Note: No class Feb 17 or Mar 17.Instructor: Sandra KoenigSubject: CMECRN: 22659 Jan 27-Mar 24 1-4 pm Fee: $10 7 Mondays SMC/A131

Mah Jongg Part IIContinue to learn the basics of the American version of the ancient Chinese game of Mah Jongg. Instructor: Sandra KoenigSubject: CMECRN: 22660 Mar 31-May 12 1-4 pm Fee: $10 7 Mondays SMC/A131

Meditation for Relaxation and Stress ReliefStudents will learn the genealogy Meditation techniques may lower stress levels, assist with sleep, and heal the body, mind, and spirit. Learn how to quiet your mind using breathing techniques for relaxation, centering and connecting.Instructor: Jennifer McGrawSubject: CMECRN: 22667 Jan 20-Mar 10 6:30-7:30 pmFee: $55 8 Mondays SMC/A128 Note: No class Feb 17.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22668 Mar 24-May 15 6:30-7:30 pmFee: $55 8 Mondays SMC/A128

Yoga Gold-Healthy Body, Healthy MindYoga Gold is a supportive yoga class for the young at heart. You will not have to dig very far to get to the gold-you will discover that the treasure is within. In this healing class, the chair replaces the mat, allowing students to find stability in both seated and standing postures. You will explore moving mindfully with increased breathing capacity for improved range of motion and flexibility. Enjoy all the benefits of a gentle yoga practice, including improved health for body, mind and spirit.Instructor: Robin BukovinaSubject: CMECRN: 22541 Jan 27-Mar 10 10:30-11:30 amFee: $65 6 Mon/6 Wed CGC/A111Note: No class Feb 17.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: None Jan 28-Mar 11 10-11 amFee: $65 6 Tue/6Thu MARPR/MCTBDNote: No class Feb 18.

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Mid-day Yoga Basics-Refresh andRenewTake a break from your busy day with this quiet, healing class. We'll blend yoga therapy to increase range of motion, yin yoga stretches to melt tension, and classic yoga poses to cultivate strength from within. Learn breathing techniques and meditation to help calm the mind. This gentle class is designed for those new to yoga, however people experienced in yoga may benefit and are welcome. Special Note: Please bring yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement.Instructor: Robin BukovinaSubject: CMECRN: None Jan 28-Feb 25 11:30 am-12:30 pmFee: $55 4 Tue/4 Thu MARPR/MCTBDNote: No class Feb 18.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: None Mar 4-Apr 3 11:30 am-12:30 pmFee: $55 4 Tues/4 Thus MARPR/MCTBDNote: No class Mar 18 & 20.

"Jumpstart" Your Writing ProcessIf you have experienced "writer's block", this is the class for you. All forms of writing will be encouraged: fiction, memoirs, non-fiction, poetry and academic writing. Guest lecturers will share fresh input and discuss the changing world of publishing. Join the course for a fun and productive hit of new writing energy!Note: Class meets for 3 hrs Mar 11.Instructor: Marguerite WainioSubject: CMECRN: 22731 Jan 28-Mar 11 1:30-3:30 pm Fee: $99 7 Tuesdays SBC/T104

Personal Memoir WritingAn introduction to writing techniques for transforming personal experience into fiction. Note: Class Meets for 3 hrs Mar 13.Instructor: Marguerite WainioSubject: CMECRN: 22618 Jan 30-Mar 13 1:30-3:30 pmFee: $99 7 Thursdays SBC/T104

Central Arizona AdventuresExplore four historical Arizona adventures that consist of these exciting stories: (1) Superstitions-The Killer Mountains, including local Ghost Stories; (2) Arizona's 1880s Stagecoach Robbery Trail and Frontier Justice; (3) Legendary Cowboy Tales of the Superstition Mountains-1870s to Present; and (4) Fantastic new discoveries relating to the Lost Dutchman Mine and Peralta Miners. Student participation in discussions is always welcome. Photos and visual displays enhance each class. These adventures relate to nearby local places, people and events which happened within a short distance from the Superstition Mountain Campus in Apache Junction.Instructor: Jack San FeliceSubject: CMECRN: 22658 Jan 28-Feb 18 10 am-NoonFee: $45 4 Tuesdays SMC/A127

Let's Talk About the WeatherWhy does the local TV weather broadcast oftentimes get it wrong? What does the sun and the rotation of the earth have to do with weather? In this class you will learn how weather patterns are formed across the planet and how predictions are formulated. Discuss what you already know about the weather and how it affects your daily life and actions.Instructor: Scott VickersSubject: CMECRN: 22666 Feb 4-11 9-11 amFee: $5 2 Tuesdays SMC/A129

Treasure Trail History of the SuperstitionsExplore stories of times gone by in the Superstition Mountains, including the lives, lore, and adventures of early prospectors, miners, cowboys, and the Lost Dutchman. Discuss how these adventures relate to mining, the military, Native Americans, historical events, and nearby places.Note: No class Feb 18.Instructor: Jack San FeliceSubject: CMECRN: 22687 Feb 4-Mar 4 10 am-NoonFee: $45 4 Tuesdays SMC/A127

Basic Self-DefenseLearn how to avoid a confrontation, scare off a potential attacker and fight back, if necessary. Discover ways to avoid an actual attack from happening. Explore several techniques to protect yourself in different situations and how to modify techniques based on physical abilities. Learn self-defense techniques to build your confidence and teach you how to respond when you are faced with threatening situations.Instructor: Lynn MeyersSubject: CMECRN: 22688 Feb 5-19 1-3 pmFee: $39 3 Wednesdays SMC/A128. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22689 Feb 5-19 4-6 pmFee: $39 3 Wednesdays STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22694 Feb 26-Mar 12 5-7 pmFee: $39 3 Wednesdays CCC/TBD

Guided AutobiographyCreate a written legacy of your life to share and cherish with family and friends. Write stories from the heart based on where you have been, where you are and where you want to be in life.Note: No class Mar 19 and class meets for 3 hours on Mar 26.Instructor: Kathy GarrettSubject: CMECRN: None Feb 5-Mar 26 1-3 pmFee: $99 7 Wednesdays MARPR/MCTBD

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Basic Interior Design for the 21st Century: Part 1Do you want to learn interior design concepts and techniques that will make decorating your home or office a fun and exciting activity? Learn about the effects of color on people, environment and space planning, focal point design, furniture arrangement, de-cluttering and organizing your space.Instructor: Susan AsheSubject: CMECRN: 22656 Feb 5-19 Noon-1:30 pm Fee: $45 3 Wednesdays SMC/A129

Basic Interior Design for the 21st Century: Part 2Learn advanced concepts and techniques of interior design to make decorating your home or office a fun and exciting activity.Instructor: Susan AsheSubject: CMECRN: 22657 Feb 26-Mar 12 Noon-1:30 pm Fee: $45 3 Wednesdays SMC/A129

Goal Setting for Everyday Use!Do you have goals which you have not yet accomplished or goals where you need help to determine where to start? If so, through guided reflective writing you can identify all the goals you wish to pursue and identify meaningful steps to take to accomplish your goals. By using a journal and pen/pencil, you will learn to reflect on your life over the three life cycles: childhood, young adulthood and adulthood. Through reflective writing, you will identify those goals truly important to you, gain clarity on the steps necessary and put your plan in motion. Special note: Student must provide a spiral notebook and pen/pencil.Instructor: Karen FuruSubject: CMECRN: None Feb 5-Mar 5 10 am-NoonFee: $69 5 Wednesdays CGPR/TBD

Numbers: Influencing Our LivesPart IThe use of numbers dates back centuries and can be used to enhance your everyday life. Explore ways to describe the nature of existence based on numbers. Discover the strength, character and essential influence numbers have on our lives. Develop a better understanding of the universe and yourself based on the assertion by Pythagoras that all things can be reduced to numbers and expressed in numerical terms.Instructor: Romualda "Rommy" BanaszczykSubject: CMECRN: 22755 Feb 5-Mar 26 9-11 amFee: $95 7 Wednesdays SMC/TBDNote: No Class Mar 19.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22756 Feb 5-Mar 26 1-3 pmFee: $95 7 Wednesdays CCC/TBDNote: No Class Mar 19.

Numbers: Influencing Our LivesPart IIContinue exploring ways to describe the nature of existence based on numbers. Part II will be tailored to the outcomes determined by the participants in Part I.Instructor: Romualda "Rommy" BanaszczykSubject: CMECRN: 22757 Apr 2-May 14 9-11 amFee: $95 7 Wednesdays SMC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22758 Apr 2-May 14 1-3 pmFee: $95 7 Wednesdays CCC/TBD

Truths and Myths About Reverse MortgagesA study of the truths and myths about reverse mortgages, including the history of reverse mortgages, how reverse mortgages affect Medicare and Social Security benefits, eligibility, and the use of reverse mortgages as a wealth management tool. Learn the advantages and disadvantages of a reverse mortgage.Instructor: Dan MorseSubject: CMECRN: 22671 Feb 11 9-11:30 amFee: $15 1 Tuesday SMC/A129. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22672 Feb 24 9-11:30 amFee: $15 1 Monday STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . CRN: 22673 Mar 5 9-11:30 amFee: $15 1 Wednesday FC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . CRN: 22674 Mar 26 1-3:30 pmFee: $15 1 Wednesday SMC/A129. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . CRN: 22675 Apr 8 1-3:30 pmFee: $15 1 Tuesday STC/TBD

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Understanding Your Social Security BenefitsIf you need help deciding the right time to retire, this class is for you. Prepared and presented by a Social Security expert who will explain Retirement, Spouse, Survivor and Medicare benefits and the award winning www.socialsecurity.gov website. This seminar is most appropriate for those within 10 years of retirement. If possible, please bring your latest Social Security statement, available for printing at www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount/.Instructor: Kari SanderferSubject: CMECRN: 22760 Feb 5 10 am-NoonFee: $0 1 Wednesday SMC/TBD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . CRN: 22761 Feb 20 10 am–NoonFee: $0 1 Thursday STC/TBD

Southwest Geology for Travelers and VisitorsExplore geological concepts of the Southwestern United States, including local landscapes and formations.Note: No class Mar 19.Instructor: Karen GraySubject: CMECRN: 22621 Feb 5-Apr 23 1-4 pmFee: PCF 11 Wednesdays SBC/T104

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Foods and Medicines of the Sonoran DesertDiscover the bounty the desert provides in food and water resources. Learn which plants are poisonous and which are safe to eat and when they are in season. Explore plants indigenous to the Sonoran Desert and identify medicinal procedures used by Sonoran desert people. Samples will be provided.Instructor: Jean GroenSubject: CMECRN: 22748 Feb 11 9 am-NoonFee: $29 1 Tuesday FC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22749 Feb 26 9 am–NoonFee: $29 1 Wednesday SMC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22750 Mar 12 9 am–NoonFee: $29 1 Wednesday STC/TBD

Care for the CaregiverCaring for a loved one can be both rewarding and challenging. Learn how to optimize your loved one's well-being and take care of yourself in the process.Instructor: Hospice of the ValleySubject: CMECRN: 22691 Feb 11 1-2 pmFee: $0 1 Tuesday STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22692 Feb 13 1-2 pmFee: $0 1 Thursday SMC/A129

Reiki IReiki is a powerful, complete system of energy-based holistic healing where spiritually-guided life force energy is directed for the purpose of promoting health, balance, and well-being at the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual levels. Reiki I is primarily for self-healing using simple hands-on and visualization techniques. You will learn the symbol for physical healing and receive an attunement which allows your energy pathways to become a channel for Reiki.NOTE: One hour break will be given.Instructor: Suzy DaySubject: CMECRN: None Feb 12 9 am–3 pm Fee: $39 1 Wednesday MARPR/MCTBD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22615 Feb 20 9 am-3 pm Fee: $39 1 Thursday CGC/A111

Reiki IIReiki II adds power to the Reiki healing energy by including additional symbols which intensify the energy flow and facilitate mental, emotional, and distance healings. You will receive the Reiki II symbols and an attunement which greatly amplifies your healing power and allows for intentional direction of the healing energy.NOTE: One hour break will be given.Instructor: Suzy DaySubject: CME CRN: 22616 Mar 6 9 am–3 pmFee: $39 1 Thursday CGC/A111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: None Mar 12 9 am–3 pm Fee: $39 1 Wednesday MARPR/MCTBD

Reiki IIIReiki III amplifies your powerful healing abilities and assists with further opening your intuition and ability to tune into energies. You will receive the Reiki Master symbols, a Reiki III attunement, and learn advanced techniques and information on how to use additional tools to enhance energetic healing.NOTE: One hour break will be given.Instructor: Suzy DaySubject: CMECRN: 22617 Apr 3 9 am–3 pm Fee: $39 1 Thursday CGC/A111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: None Apr 9 9 am–3 pm Fee: $39 1 Wednesday MARPR/MCTBD

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CCCJan 21 Lunch & Conversation- Ochoa'sJan 25 Awaken The Writer Within You!Jan 27 Making Sense of Social SecurityFeb 4 Amigos Hablando Español: Friends Speaking SpanishFeb 4 Spanish for BeginnersFeb 5 Spanish for Beginners PlusFeb 5 Numbers: Influencing Our Lives Part IFeb 18 Lunch & Conversation- Flashback'sFeb 26 Basic Self-DefenseMar 18 Lunch & Conversation- Bedillion'sApr 2 Numbers: Influencing Our Lives Part IIApr 10 Making Sense of Social SecurityApr 15 Lunch & Conversation- Robson RanchMay 20 Lunch & Conversation- Olive Garden

CGCJan 27 Yoga Gold-Healthy Body, Healthy MindFeb 1 Basics of Facebook and Social NetworkingFeb 1 Intermediate Computer SkillsFeb 5 ¿Quíen Sabe Español I?/Who Knows Spanish I?Feb 20 Reiki IFeb 25 Are You Smarter Than Your SmarphoneMar 6 Reiki IIMar 6 iPad for BeginnersMar 11 What More Can Your iPad Do?Mar 26 ¿Quíen Sabe Español II?/Who Knows Spanish II?Apr 3 Reiki III

CGPRFeb 5 Goal Setting for Everyday Use!Mar 29 Awaken The Writer Within You!

FCFeb 11 Foods and Medicines of the Sonoran DesertFeb 13 Beginning DrawingMar 5 Truths and Myths About Reverse MortgagesMar 27 Beginning Portrait Drawing

MCJan 27 Making Sense of Social SecurityJan 28 Mid-day Yoga Basics-Refresh and RenewJan 28 Yoga Gold-Healthy Body, Healthy MindJan 30 Experiencing WatercolorFeb 3 ¿Quién Sabe Español I?/Who Knows Spanish I?Feb 4 iPad for BeginnersFeb 5 Guided AutobiographyFeb 10 Basics of Facebook and Social NetworkingFeb 11 What More Can Your iPad Do?Feb 12 Reiki IFeb 24 Cooking with Arizona's Hot Solar RaysMar 4 Mid-day Yoga Basics-Refresh and RenewMar 5 Planning a Fundraising Event Part IMar 12 Planning a Fundraising Event Part IIMar 12 Reiki IIMar 24 ¿Quién Sabe Español II?/Who Knows Spanish II?Mar 27 Charcoal Drawing for EveryoneApr 7 Making Sense of Social SecurityApr 8 Intermediate Computer SkillsApr 9 Reiki III

SBCJan 27 Is Your Swimming Pool Clean and Beautiful?Jan 28 "Jumpstart" Your Writing ProcessJan 30 Personal Memoir WritingFeb 3 Basic Digital PhotographyFeb 5 ¿Quién Sabe Español I? / Who Knows Spanish I?Feb 5 Southwest Geology for Travelers & VisitorsFeb 6 ¿Quién Sabe Español II? / Who Knows Spanish II?Feb 24 Is Your Swimming Pool Clean and Beautiful?Mar 24 Are You Smarter Than Your SmartphoneMay 6 The Geology of Beautiful Sedona!

SMCJan 16 Lunch & Conversation- Midwestern MeatsJan 20 Meditation for Relaxation and Stress Relief Jan 21 Yoga BasicsJan 22 Hearing, Tinnitus & Dizziness: Causes and TreatmentsJan 23 Energy-Inner ChiJan 23 Tai Chi BasicsJan 23 Yoga Nidra

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SMC Cont.Jan 27 Book Discussion GroupJan 27 Mah Jongg Part IJan 27 Line Dancing: Fun and ExerciseJan 27 Beyond "Auto Settings" in Digital PhotographyJan 28 Central Arizona AdventuresJan 28 Creating Better Photographs of PeopleJan 29 Hearing, Tinnitus & Dizziness: Causes and TreatmentsJan 30 Special Drawing Techniques- Level IFeb 4 Pottery on the WheelFeb 4 Let's Talk About the WeatherFeb 4 Treasure Trail History of the SuperstitionsFeb 5 Hollywood OperaFeb 5 Basic Interior Design for the 21st Century: Part IFeb 5 Basic Self-DefenseFeb 5 Hearing, Tinnitus & Dizziness: Causes and TreatmentsFeb 5 Numbers: Influencing Our Lives Part IFeb 5 Understanding Your Social Security BenefitsFeb 5 Microsoft Windows BasicsFeb 6 Pottery on the WheelFeb 6 Photoshop CS4 IntroductionFeb 11 Watercolor- The Next StepFeb 11 Truths and Myths About Reverse MortgagesFeb 12 Email and Internet for BeginnersFeb 13 Care For The CaregiverFeb 19 Dichroic Fused GlassFeb 19 Email and Internet for BeginnersFeb 19 Photographing Arizona WildflowersFeb 20 Lunch & Conversation - Salerno'sFeb 25 Global Warming: Fact or Fiction?Feb 26 Basic Interior Design for the 21st Century: Part IIFeb 26 Foods and Medicines of the Sonoran DesertFeb 26 Simple Steps to Better HealthFeb 27 Basic Digital Photography Feb 27 Dealing with Grief and LossMar 3 Creative Techniques in PhotographyMar 4 A Primer on the ConstitutionMar 4 Creating Portraits Like a ProfessionalMar 5 Face the Challenge of Photographing Animals: Domestic & WildMar 6 Special Drawing Techniques- Level IIMar 6 Dementia: An OverviewMar 13 Hospice: Dispelling the Myths

SMC Cont.Mar 20 Lunch & Conversation- McGrath's Fish HouseMar 24 Meditation for Relaxation and Stress ReliefMar 24 Book Discussion GroupMar 25 Pottery on the WheelMar 26 Simple Steps to Deal With Cancer or Reduce Your RiskMar 26 Truths and Myths About Reverse MortgagesMar 27 Pottery on the WheelMar 27 How To Talk To Your DoctorMar 27 Tai Chi BasicsMar 31 Mah Jongg Part IIApr 2 Numbers: Influencing Our Lives Part IIApr 17 Special Drawing Techniques- Level IIIApr 17 Lunch & Conversation- Rancho de Tia RosaMay 15 Lunch & Conversation- Anzio Landing

SPCJan 30 Pottery on the WheelMar 27 Pottery on the Wheel

STCJan 27 Beyond "Auto Settings" in Digital PhotographyJan 28 Creating Better Photographs of PeopleFeb 4 Microsoft Windows BasicsFeb 5 Basic Self-DefenseFeb 11 Care For The CaregiverFeb 12 Beginning DrawingFeb 13 Microsoft Word EssentialsFeb 20 Understanding Your Social Security BenefitsFeb 20 Intermediate Computer SkillsFeb 24 Truths and Myths About Reverse MortgagesFeb 25 Dealing with Grief and LossMar 4 Dementia: An OverviewMar 6 Email and Internet for BeginnersMar 11 Hospice: Dispelling the MythsMar 12 Foods and Medicines of the Sonoran DesertMar 25 How To Talk To Your DoctorMar 26 Beginning Portrait DrawingApr 8 Truths and Myths About Reverse Mortgages

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Cooking with Arizona's Hot Solar RaysDo you want to learn how to build a solar oven and cook delicious dishes using the Arizona summer sun? You will learn how to build a simple solar oven and then use the sun's energy to prepare meals for your family and friends.Instructor: Verl LongSubject: CMECRN: None Feb 24 6-9 pmFee: $29 1 Monday MARPR/MCTBD

Dealing with Grief and LossUnderstand the grieving process and learn basic strategies for dealing with loss which may result from death of a loved one, divorce, illness, or unemployment. Two basic styles of grieving and the Kubler-Ross five stages of grieving will be discussed in the course.Instructor: Hospice of the ValleySubject: CMECRN: 22693 Feb 25 1-2 pmFee: $0 1 Tuesday STC/TBD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22695 Feb 27 1-2 pmFee: $0 1 Thursday SMC/A129

Global Warming: Fact or Fiction?Is the earth getting warmer? Or is it much the same? Is there truly "man-made" or anthropogenic warming? Discover answers to these questions while discussing meteorology and the history of global warming and cooling from our past.Instructor: Scott VickersCRN: 22665 Feb 25 9-11 amFee: $5 1 Tuesday SMC/A129

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Simple Steps to Better HealthLearn how to recognize the signs, indicators, and risk factors of various diseases. Find out which foods trigger various diseases and reduce symptoms. Understand how to use the glycemic index, discover the dangers of eating trans-fats and consuming too much sugar as we review some of the latest research on health, nutrition, and wellness. Obtain tips to help deal with chronic pain and/or to help with weight loss.Instructors: Dr. Sonny SampedroSubject: CMECRN: 22669 Feb 26 6:30-9:30 pmFee: $29 1 Wednesday SMC/D131

Hospice: Dispelling the MythsExplore the origins, services, mission, and values of hospice care organizations/facilities, such as Hospice of the Valley.Instructors: Hospice of the ValleySubject: CMECRN: 22698 Mar 11 1-2 pmFee: $0 1 Tuesday STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22699 Mar 13 1-2 pm Fee: $0 1 Thursday SMC/A129

Dementia: An OverviewDid you know, of Americans 65 and older, 1 in 8 has Alzheimer’s and nearly one-half aged 85 and older have the disease? Learn positive ways to deal with dementia. Recognize the difference between normal memory and dementia symptoms.Instructors: Hospice of the ValleySubject: CMECRN: 22696 Mar 4 1-2 pmFee: $0 1 Tuesday STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22697 Mar 6 1-2 pm Fee: $0 1 Thursday SMC/A129

A Primer on the ConstitutionWho created the U.S. Constitution? Why did the Founding Fathers adopt it? Why do some people want to change it? Learn about the history of the Constitution and answers to these intriguing questions as you examine the document that provides the basis for your government and your basic rights as a U.S. citizen.Instructors: Scott VickersSubject: CMECRN: 22663 Mar 4 9-11 amFee: $5 1 Tuesday SMC/A129

For more information about CAC's Lifelong Learning

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Planning a Fundraising Event Part ILearn the fundamentals of effective fundraising for your church, club, corporate, or non-profit organization. Learn strategic planning techniques to create a successful fundraising plan. Instructors: Karla Woods-StephensSubject: CMECRN: None Mar 5 6-8 pmFee: $25 1 Wednesday MARPR/MCTBD

Planning a Fundraising Event Part IIReview the fundamentals of effective fundraising for your church, club, corporate, or non-profit organization. Create a team, select strategic planning techniques, and implement a successful fundraising event.Instructors: Karla Woods-StephensSubject: CMECRN: None Mar 12 6-8 pmFee: $25 1 Wednesday MARPR/MCTBD

How to Talk to Your DoctorTalking with your doctors may seem a bit daunting. Learn how doctors organize their time with patients and how to come prepared with information and questions to make the visit a mutually rewarding experience.Instructor: Hospice of the ValleySubject: CMECRN: 22700 Mar 25 1-2 pm Fee: $0 1 Tuesday STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .CRN: 22701 Mar 27 1-2 pm Fee: $0 1 Thursday SMC/A129

Simple Steps to Deal with Cancer or Reduce Your RiskLearn how to recognize the signs, symptoms, and causes of cancer. Review some of the current cancer research. Learn how a healthy diet and supplements can be used to reduce risk of developing this disease.Instructors: Dr. Sonny SampedroSubject: CMECRN: 22670 Mar 26 6:30-9:30 pmFee: $29 1 Wednesday SMC/D131

Book Discussion GroupEngage in a casual atmosphere in which educational and cultural themes of various selected books are discussed. Participants are requested to read the book identified below prior to the class and come prepared for lively discussion.Note: Class meets Jan 27, Feb 24 & Mar 24 only.1) Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline (Jan 27)2) Tatiana by Martin Cruz Smith (Feb 24)3) Book will be selected later (Mar 24) Instructors: Carol DeikiSubject: CMECRN: 22664 Jan 27-Mar 24 10 am-NoonFee: $10 3 Mondays SMC/A127

The Geology of Beautiful SedonaJoin us for a two-day trip to view the beautiful red rocks of Sedona in the context of their geologic history. During the day there will be short hikes and mini lectures. In the evening, there will be lectures to discuss how different units fit into geological story. The geological stops include Oak Creek Canyon, Montezuma's Castle, Frank Lloyd Wright's Chapel of the Holy Cross, and Tuzigoot. A pre-trip meeting will be held on Thursday, April 28, 2014 from 9-11 am at the Central Arizona College-SaddleBrooke Center to discuss the trip and to introduce the geology of the Sedona area. Special Note: Course fee of $190 per student includes tuition and mileage. Course fee does not include the cost of overnight lodging. Reservations for lodging will be arranged by the instructor. Estimated cost of lodging is $80 per person. Lodging rate is based on double-occupancy. Contact Karen Gray at 520.818.0337 to receive lodging information. She will provide contact information for the lodge so that you can make payment to confirm your reservation. Students are responsible for ALL meals and the Red Rocks Daily Pass of $5 (ANY America the Beautiful Pass, Golden Age, and Golden Access is accepted in lieu of the Red Rock Pass). DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS THURSDAY, APRIL 8.Instructors: Karen GraySubject: CMECRN: 22734 May 6-7 8 am-4:30 pmFee: $190 1 Tue/1 Wed SBC/T104

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Lunch & ConversationJoin Lifelong Learning Community members for a no-host lunch and conversation at restaurants around Pinal County and within our communities.Instructor: Lorraine Westling Subject: CMECRN: 22640 Jan 16 11:15 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 ThursdayMidwestern Meats-4308 E. Main St., Mesa (480) 924-5855. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .CRN: 22641 Feb 20 11:15 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 ThursdaySalerno's-3921 E. Guadalupe Rd., Gilbert (480) 892-0040. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .CRN: 22639 Mar 20 11:15 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 ThursdayMcGrath's Fish House-1610 S. Stapley Dr., Mesa (480) 503-2500. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .CRN: 22638 Apr 17 11:15 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 ThursdayRancho de Tia Rosa-3129 E. McKellips Rd., Mesa (480) 659-8787. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .CRN: 22642 May 15 11:15 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 ThursdayAnzio Landing-2613 N. Thunderbird Circle, Mesa (480) 832-1188

Lunch & ConversationJoin Lifelong Learning Community members for a no-host lunch and conversation at restaurants around Pinal County and within our communities.Instructor: Ruth Walter/Karen ChitwoodSubject: CMECRN: 22647 Jan 21 11 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 TuesdayOchoa's-512 E. Cottonwood, Casa Grande (520) 836-9867. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .CRN: 22643 Feb 18 11 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 TuesdayFlashback's-13856 Sunland Gin Rd., Arizona City (520) 494-1250. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .CRN: 22644 Mar 18 11 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 TuesdayBedillion's-800 N. Park Av., Casa Grande (520) 836-2045. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .CRN: 22645 Apr 15 11 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 TuesdayRobson Ranch-5750 Robson Blvd., Casa Grande (520) 426-3331. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .CRN: 22646 May 20 11 am–1 pmFee: $0 1 TuesdayOlive Garden-717 Promenade Pkwy. (520) 723-6333

Basics of Facebook and Social NetworkingAn introductory class for adults interested in entering the world of social networking. Topics include: setting up an account, privacy and security, adding friends and photos, Internet/Facebook etiquette, and more.Instructor: Laura ZubelSubject: CMECRN: 22795 Feb 1 1-3 pmFee: $25 1 Saturday CGC/A110. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .CRN: None Feb 10 7-9 pmFee: $25 1 Monday MARPR/MCTBD

Intermediate Computer SkillsDevelop intermediate level computer skills by using MS Office Word, PowerPoint, and Excel software applications, web searches, and Internet based applications.Instructor: Laura ZubelSubject: CMECRN: 22794 Feb 1-15 10 am-NoonFee: $45 3 Saturdays CGC/A110. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .Instructor: Frank ParenteauCRN: 22751 Feb 20-27 Noon-3 pmFee: $45 2 Thursdays MARPR/MCTBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .Instructor: Laura ZubelCRN: None Apr 8-22 7-9 pmFee: $45 3 Tuesdays MARPR/MCTBD

iPad for BeginnersExplore the basics of your iPad. Topics include: iPad settings, customizing, and surfing the web.Instructor: Luis SanchezSubject: CMECRN: None Feb 4 5:30–7:30 pmFee: $25 1 Tuesday MARPR/MCTBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CRN: 22797 Mar 6 5:30-7:30 pmFee: $25 1 Thursday CGC/B102

What More Can Your iPad Do?Discover more exciting features of your iPad. Learn how to use all the built in apps, how to purchase additional apps and how everyone in your family can benefit from using the iPad.Instructor: Luis SanchezSubject: CMECRN: None Feb 11 5:30–7:30 pmFee: $25 1 Tuesday MARPR/MCTBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . CRN: 22798 Mar 11 5:30–7:30 pmFee: $25 1 Tuesday CGC/B102

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Beyond "Auto Settings" in Digital PhotographyRegardless of what type of camera you use, this class will help you understand and use all the extra functions on your camera. You will be challenged as you turn off the "auto" function and try something new. Learn how to feel more confident shooting in aperture priority, shutter-speed priority, and even manual mode. Instead of using the camera's auto settings, you will be able to make creative choices. Learn close-up photography, how to create great photos with moving subjects, how to photograph people, how to create stunning landscapes, and how to capture post card flower photos. This class features one off site photo field trip.Note: No class Feb 17.Instructor: Pearl RacetteSubject: CMECRN: 22738 Jan 27-Feb 24 9 am–NoonFee: $89 4 Mondays SMC/A127. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . CRN: 22676 Jan 27-Feb 24 1-4 pmFee: $89 4 Mondays STC/TBD

Creating Better Photographs of PeopleThis class is for all levels of photographers who want to develop or enhance their skills in photographing people. Improve the "people photos" you create whether for fun or profit. As you photograph kids at play, friends at a party, or interesting faces of strangers when you travel, this class will teach you how to make the best use of light, how to manage your flash, and how to create a great composition to make the portraits more interesting. Through discussions, viewing of slides and actually photographing models during class, you will learn about lighting, depth of field, composition and capturing the personality of your subjects. Your images will be reviewed weekly so that you can improve as the weeks progress. Enjoy a live model shoot to test your knowledge and skill.Instructor: Pearl RacetteSubject: CMECRN: 22740 Jan 28-Feb 25 9 am-NoonFee: $89 4 Tuesdays SMC/A127Note: No class Feb 18.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . CRN: 22739 Jan 28-Feb 25 1–4 pmFee: $89 4 Tuesdays STC/TBDNote: No class Feb 18.

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Microsoft Windows BasicDevelop basic computer knowledge and learn how to navigate Microsoft Windows. Specific topics include desktop, icons, task bar, help screens, scrollbars, mouse practice, word pad, resizing and moving windows. It is anticipated that Windows 8 will be featured.Instructor: Frank ParenteauSubject: CMECRN: 22752 Feb 4 Noon–3 pmFee: $29 1 Tuesday STC/TBD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .Instructor: Gene MiddletonCRN: 22753 Feb 5 Noon-3 pmFee: $29 1 Wednesday SMC/C116

Email and Internet for BeginnersAn introduction to email and the Internet for community members that contains emphases on setting up an email address, sending and receiving messages, and exploring Internet search engines.Instructor: Gene MiddletonSubject: CMECRN: 22744 Feb 12 Noon–3 pmFee: $29 1 Wednesday SMC/C116. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .Instructor: Frank ParenteauCRN: 22746 Mar 6 Noon-3 pmFee: $29 1 Thursday STC/TBD

Microsoft Word EssentialsLearn the fundamentals of using MS Word to create a simple letter, set margins, save the letter, and print it. Also learn how to change the look of text and to format paragraphs. It is anticipated that Word 2013 will be used.Instructor: Frank ParenteauSubject: CMECRN: 22754 Feb 13 Noon–3 pmFee: $29 1 Thursday STC/TBDAre You Smarter Than Your SmartphoneDiscover your Smartphone features and how to fully use them for your benefit. Topics include: music, calendars, internet, apps, syncs, and other topics. In the end, you could be smarter than your Smartphone.Instructor: Luis SanchezSubject: CMECRN: 22837 Feb 25 5:30-7:30 pmFee: $25 1 Tuesday CGC/B102. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .Instructor: Larry RamirezSubject: CMECRN: 22649 Mar 24 10 am-NoonFee: $25 1 Monday SBC/T104Photoshop CS4 IntroductionStudy the basics of the Adobe CS4 Photoshop digital software with a focus on cropping, fixit tools, color adjustment, and photo montage.Instructor: Gene MiddletonSubject: CMECRN: 22759 Feb 6-20 10 am-NoonFee: $45 3 Thursdays SMC/C116

Basic Digital PhotographyAre you curious about your digital camera? Is it taking up space in a drawer? Join us and learn the basics of digital photography including tips on lighting, composition and how to create beautiful photos. Special Note: Students must bring their digital camera and instruction booklet to class. Instructor: Larry RamirezSubject: CMECRN: 22732 Feb 3 9-11 amFee: $29 1 Monday SBC/T104. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .Instructor: Gene MiddletonCRN: 22737 Feb 27 10 am–NoonFee: $29 1 Thursday SMC/C116

Photographing Arizona WildflowersWould you like to find that perfect spot and capture intense images of beautiful Arizona spring flowers? Learn the best places to find spring flowers and how to use your camera's settings in every type of light to capture a calendar quality photo. Learn tips and tricks for lighting and composition then practice your techniques in the field. A group review of top images after each shoot will help flower photographers learn from each other. You will feel that your efforts are rewarded when your best photos truly capture Arizona's wildflowers. Note: No class Mar 19.Instructor: Joanne WestSubject: CMECRN: 22773 Feb 19-Mar 26 9 am-NoonFee: $99 5 Wednesdays SMC/A129

Creating Portraits Like a ProfessionalExplore ways to develop or enhance your skills in photographing people. Learn how professionals photograph people using only natural light. Create portraits of children, adults, couples, or elders on location indoors or outdoors using a minimum amount of equipment. You will learn the secrets of how to pose and photograph people to hide their flaws and enhance their best features. Adding simple on-hand tools to enhance the light, you will turn your people photos into portraits. Note: No class Mar 18.Instructor: Pearl RacetteSubject: CMECRN: 22741 Mar 4-Apr 1 9 am-NoonFee: $89 4 Tuesdays SMC/A127

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Creative Techniques in PhotographyYou know how your digital camera works, but you still aren't satisfied with your photos? What's next? Now it's time to learn how to be more creative when taking photos. Continue to develop your visual and technical skills and creatively experiment with your camera's capabilities. Turn off the "auto function" of your camera and learn how to create stronger images using more advanced techniques and innovative compositions. Experiment with different subjects and photography styles. Experience macro photography, documentary portraits and learn how to pan to capture subjects in motion, as well as how to photograph fireworks, carnivals and holiday lights at night. This class features a photo field trip to support experimentation with advanced techniques. Note: No class Mar 17.Instructor: Pearl RacetteSubject: CMECRN: 22742 Mar 3-31 9 am- NoonFee: $89 4 Mondays SMC/A127

Face the Challenge of Photographing Animals: Domestic and WildWhether it's a trip to the zoo or a day at the park with your pets, photographing animals comes with a special set of challenges. Photographing animals in the wild presents a different set of challenges than taking pictures of your animals at home. Learn how to find solutions to those challenges. You will learn how to manage pet personalities and capture an untamed animal's character. Finding and catching an "expression" on either a wild animal or your own pet is possible. In the end, you will learn how to create a great professional looking animal portrait. This class features one field trip to photograph animals. Note: No class Mar 19.Instructor: Pearl RacetteSubject: CMECRN: 22747 Mar 5-Apr 2 9 am- NoonFee: $89 4 Wednesdays SMC/A127

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InstructorsAshe, Susan, graduated from Arizona State University with a B.S. degree in Home Economics in Textiles/Clothing/Business. Interior design has been her passion for many years. She loves “the thrill of the hunt” when “antiquing/thrifting/garage saling”. She started a group, the Design Divas, and they have fun working on projects together. Susan is also a guest teacher at Hope Women’s Center where she teaches interior de-sign.

Banaszczyk, Romualda “Rommy," received degrees in Economics and International Education from schools in Poland and Massachusetts. She has also been certified in the knowledge of Numerology and is an international speaker and educator. She has a unique vision for promoting world peace, sup-porting education and literacy around the globe.

Barton, Marilyn, is an artist living and working in Gold Canyon. She paints in Watercolor, Pastel, Pencil, and Charcoal. She began her art experimentation at UCLA. She concentrated on the many aspects of fine art including, life draw-ing, illustration, photography, painting, printmaking and art history. In recent years, she studied watercolor from a well-known teacher and artist/publisher in the Palm Springs area. She continues her studies with classes in drawing using pencil, charcoal, and pastel. The desert flora and fauna are favorite themes for her artwork.

Blok, Janna, was born and raised in the Netherlands. She holds a degree in ceramics from The Institute of the Arts in the Netherlands and a teaching de-gree from The Academy of the Arts. Her passion is working as an artist in clay and glass and she loves to work with people.

Bukovina, Robin, holds a B.F.A. from the University of Michigan, completed the Yoga Teacher Training Program, Inner Vision Yoga. An experienced yoga instructor, she teaches a wide range of classes from power vinyasa to gentlechair yoga. Her unique teaching style incorporates the study of ancient yogic teachings, eastern philosophy and mod-ern science.

Burge, Sally, Holds a B.S./Secondary Spanish Education, Indiana University of Pennsylvania and M.A., University of Northern Colorado. She had the oppor-tunity to study the Spanish language, literature and history at the University of Valladolid in Valladolid, Spain and has traveled to several countries and learned the value of their cultures and their languages. As a result she delights in helping others learn the Spanish language.

Chavez, Teresa, has been teaching at Central Arizona College for nineteen years. The courses she teaches are Spanish, English as a Second Language and Citizenship classes. Outside of the classroom, Teresa volunteers at her church teaching Spanish to members of the congregation.

Chitwood, Karen, holds an accounting degree from Clark School of Business in Topeka and loves to travel. She also has a passion for gardening.

Corrigan, Sharon, is a certified MassageTherapist and Nationally Certified Body-worker from the College of Dupage in Glen Ellen, Illinois and is licensed in Arizona. She is also a business owner in Gold Canyon.

Day, Suzy, is a Certified Transformational Reiki Master. She has studied the works of many internationally-known holistic healers and spiritual leaders. By incor-porating a holistic approach (mind-body-spirit) she aids her clients in creating a transformational experience of healing with the restoration of balance, peace of mind, and well-being in their lives. She has an itinerant private Reiki practice in Casa Grande and Tucson, Arizona.

Deike, Carol, played first viola in high school and college orchestras in Chicago and belonged to a dance troupe thatappeared at the Museum of Science and Industry, and Chicago’s Railroad Fair. She also taught fifth grade. An affinity for all the arts has played an important role in her life. Her first and most endur-ing love is the written word.

Eaks, Tobia, is a lifetime dancer and lifelong learner. She loves living in the southwest and loves the mountains. As a child she began clogging from the time she was able to stand. Dancing is one of the joys in her life.

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Garrett, Kathleen, B.S from Nation-al-Louis University and M.Ed. from Arizona State University. She is a certi-fied Guided Autobiography Instructor, originally from Virginia and relocated to Arizona after retirement. In her career as a mortgage loan officer and realtor, she taught finance, brokerage and real estate principles at community colleges. After retirement, she has had the oppor-tunity to teach adult education classes in Arizona. After being a care manager for both her parents, she pursued classes in Gerontology which led her to getting certified to teach Guided Autobiography.

Gray, Karen, holds a B.A. from George Mason University and a M.S. from George Washington University. She is originally from New York, and became interested in geology as a secretary for the United States Geological Survey and later became a physical science aide, technician and geologist. She has taught geology at Central Arizona College for the past eight years.

Groen, Jean, Apache Junction, co-author of several books. Gives presentations to various schools and groups and is an instructor and volunteer at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum.

Hill, Marshall, retired in 2011 as the most successful Design Consultant in the 42 year history of Patio Pools of Tucson. In addition to his bachelor's degree, Marshall completed industry training in pool water chemistry, electri-cal, plumbing, pumps, heaters, cleaning systems and automation. He now owns and operates Marshall's Pool Service, serving customers primarily in Saddle-brooke and Saddlebrooke Ranch. He is a "Certified Pool Operator" by the National Swimming Pool Foundation.

Hoeh, Krystal, has taught art for eight years as an elementary and high school teacher. She is proficient in many art mediums but enjoys pencil drawing and acrylic painting the most. As an intern in French-Speaking Belgium, she had the privilege of visiting art museums throughout Europe. She has presented at the Arizona Art Education Associa-tion’s Annual Conference on how to use the internet to teach Art. Aside from Art and travel, she enjoys sprint triathlons, decorating cakes and camping.

Koenig, Sandra, began her lifelong love of the ancient Chinese game, Mah Jongg, over 50 years ago. She's carried her enjoyment for the game from her initial home of St. Louis, to her years liv-ing in Israel, up to and including her re-location to Arizona in 1984.

Lockridge, Andy, is a licensed life and health agent in the state of Arizona. For 15 years, he has specialized in helping people understand the Medicare system and other retirement issues. Andy has taught this course at numerous commu-nity colleges throughout Arizona. He is a frequent speaker to business and senior groups and is currently working on an online book focused on helping people understand the Medicare system.

Long, Verl, B.S. from the University of Florida, and M.Ed., Iowa State University. Working in higher education for the last ten years in a variety of capacities. Over five years ago Long became interested in solar oven cooking and began research-ing the techniques and approaches to this method of cooking.

Marriott, Barbara, holds a Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology from University of Florida. Her move to the west turned into several non-fiction history books, with several earning awards. “Canyon of Gold”, a tribute to the Pioneers of the Santa Catalina Mountains, “Images of America: Oro Valley”, are a couple of her published books. She was elected to Who’s Who in American Woman, and has the distinction of flying with the Navy acrobatic team, the Blue Angels.

McDermitt, Kittie, has loved art since she was very young and believes anyone can become an artist. She has been teaching non-credit art classes for Central Arizona College since 2004.

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InstructorsMcGraw, Jennifer, is the Spa Director for the Scottsdale Camelback Resort where she has 24 years of experience and is certified to teach Tai Chi and Aquatic exercise. In 1991, she became licensed as massage therapist. She also teaches health and wellness classes in the com-munity including meditation, relaxing stretch, labyrinth healing, Tai Chi.

Menchaca, Francisco R., a Casa Grande native, has been creating with clay since childhood. His first sculptures were fashioned from native clay, dug from the ground at his rural Casa Grande home. He studied art in junior high and high school, where he first learned to use the wheel. Always striving to improve his technique and art, Francisco contin-ued to studiy ceramic arts at Northern Arizona University, Mesa Community College, Chandler-Gilbert Community College, and Central Arizona College. He maintains a private studio at his child-hood home, south of Casa Grande. His work has been shown at various art fairs, including the Public Events Gallery at Central Arizona College’s Signal Peak campus, the Casa Grande Art Museum, as well as at several venues in Phoenix, Tucson and North Carolina.

Meyers, Lynn, is a native of Coolidge. She received her black belt in karate in the Philippines when she was younger. In her spare time, she is an artist and loves to write. Her goal in life is to make sure people protect themselves in a threatening situation.

Middleton, Gene, is a local actor and artist, best known for his western art. His professional career was in graphics, including photo retouching, silk screen-ing and offset printing. He is knowledge-able in computer technology and photo enhancement and has a passion for technology. He is also a candid wedding photographer.

Morse, Dan, is a graduate with a MBA from Arizona State University. He has been in the financial services industry for over 25 years. He is the Vice President and a Licensed Mortgage Professional with Cherry Creek Mortgage Company.

Parenteau, Frank, is a licensed realtor in the State of Arizona, originally from Washington DC. He has lived in various parts of the United States and in Italy. He speaks English and Italian and is pas-sionate about project management and computer technology.

Parenteau, Rusty, is a world traveled artist who began her career with a degree in Art from Asbury University in Kentucky. She's taught creative draw-ing classes and workshops for children and adults in America and Italy. She has taught both in English and Italian.

Racette, Pearl, is a graduate of the New England School of Photography in Bos-ton, MA with a major in Portraiture and a minor in Digital Imaging. She also is a graduate of the New Hampshire Institute of Art & Science, in Manches-ter, NH, where she majored in Fine Art Photography. She has exhibited her work at galleries in Colorado, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Phoenix, Ariz. Her passion in life is photography, teaching, exhibiting & shooting her favorite sub-jects; people and travel photography.

Ramirez, Larry, as a hiking and outdoor enthusiast, photography has given him the ability to share some of the amaz-ing things that he has seen throughout his adventures. His photographs have been published in newspapers, earned awards, been exhibited, and used as postcards by the town of Mammoth.

Russell, Janet, holds a Master’s Degree from Northwestern University in Illinois. During her undergraduate studies at the University of Madrid in Spain, her desire to travel was intensified. She also worked for the Department of Defense in Germany where she taught Spanish to U.S. Citizens.

Sadowsky, Dr. Gabrielle, CCC-A, FAAA, graduated with her Doctorate in Audi-ology from Arizona A. T. Still University. Her undergraduate and graduate studies were done at Purdue University where she studied Speech & Hearing Science. A certified audiologist by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology, she is licensed by the State of Arizona as a dispensing audiologist. She has over 20 years of experience providing diagnostic audio-logical evaluations and helping people enjoy life through better hearing. "I am hearing impaired and I feel that really makes a difference in how I can relate to my patients.”

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Wainio, Marguerite, has a B.A./English & Writing, from Sarah Lawrence College and a M.A./Psychology, from Antioch University West. She has worked as a writer and editor her entire life and has taught writing and presented at work-shops.

Walter, Ruth, originally from Minnesota, holds a Master’s Degree in Education from Chapman University. She has been in the educational setting for over 25 years as a teacher.

West, Joanne, is a working freelance and fine art photographer who brings a variety of experience and inspiration to her photography classes. After a 21 year career as the in house photographer for General Motors Desert Proving Grounds, she now combines her love of travel and nature with freelance photo work for individuals and business organizations. Her photos have been published on greeting cards, publications, social me-dia, and calendars for the Arizona Office of Tourism, Cities of Tempe and Chan-dler, and other corporate clients. Her fine art images are part of collections in Canada, Italy and England.

Westling, Lorraine, started teaching at the age of 17 and was a classroom teacher for 51 years.

Woods-Stephens, Karla, has over ten years of experience in fundraising and marketing events with major non-profit organizations. She holds aB.A. in Mass Communications with a minor in Health Education from East Tennessee State University; She is currently President of Bona Fide Event Management, LLC, which specializes in coordinating corpo-rate events, marketing and consulting.

Sampedro, Dr. Sonny, is a graduate of Northern Arizona University and the Chiropractic College. In 1993, he opened up The Relief Source Chiropractic and Wellness Center in Mesa. He also is a certified Nutrition Specialist and works as a fulltime chiropractor. He teaches Radiation Biology and Radiographic Pathology for the Radiology Program at Central Arizona College.

San Felice, Jack, For over 20 years, he has been an avid hiker, horseback rider, four-wheeler, photographer and serious researcher of the Superstition Moun-tains and nearby areas. Jack has inter-viewed many of the treasure hunters and unique characters he has encoun-tered. He holds a master’s dgree from the American University in Washington D.C., and is the author of various publi-cations and stories.

Sanchez, Luis, holds a B.S. and M.B.A, University of Phoenix. Sanchez has been working in higher education for the last nine years in a variety of capacities. During his work in management,both in higher education and the profes-sional business sectors, he learned the importance of mastering technology and the many ways it can be used in the various facets of life. He has always been a tech-tool enthusiast and continuously looking at ways to integrate technology in personal and professional settings. He enjoys teaching others about the ever changing world of technology tools that have found their way into everyday life.

Singh, Rani, M.A./English Literature; teaches students to write with taste and flavor and to make writing rich and colorful with an emphasis on elements of poetry, literature, stories and novels. She has written plays and poems for a high school, church and has prepared students for various writing contests. She loves to see writers actively involved in activities based on writing and recog-nizing the hidden writer within them-selves.

Vickers, Scott, is a graduate of the United States Military Academy. A former Army Aviator, he completed an aerospace ca-reer spanning 44 years culminating in retirement from the famed Lockheed Martin Skunk Works. In retirement he continues to work as an engineering consultant and has recently become a published author with two more books in the works.

Three easy ways to register: Due to the minimum number of students necessary for a course to be held, we strongly encourage you to sign up early.

ONLINE: If you are a current student, you can register online at www.centralaz.edu. Click on Quick Links, click on Online Services, enter your User ID and PIN.

WALK IN: Persons age eighteen and over may register at any of the nine campuses/centers. All classes are filled on a first come, first-served basis. Proposition 300 and the Arizona Revised Statutes require that all students must show proof of their citizenship, even employees. Students only need to provide citizenship proof once, not each time they register. These documents include one of the following: valid driver’s license, birth certificate or passport. You may request a complete list of acceptable documents from the Records Office.

Central Arizona College has formed two partnerships to provide community education for the area. To register for a class in any of the two areas the directions are as follows:

• City of Casa Grande Parks & Recreation will process registrations via their Web link at: http://online.activenetwork.com/casagrande/Start/Start.asp or its office at 404 E. Florence Blvd., Casa Grande, AZ 85122 (cash, check, money order and MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express payments are accepted). Therefore, Central Arizona College online, campus, and educational center registration is blocked for these courses. •City of Maricopa will process registra-tions for Maricopa Campus Lifelong Learning Community Education classes via its web link at:http://www.maricopa-az.gov/web/sports-recreation or at its office: 45145 West Madison Avenue, Maricopa, AZ 85139 (cash, credit and debit card payments are accepted). Therefore, Central Arizona College online, campus and educational center registration is blocked for these courses.

FAX: 480.677.7722 or 520.494.6055Use the registration form at www.centralaz.edu/lifelonglearning.Payment must be made by credit card only.

When is the campus closed?Jan 20 Martin Luther King Jr. DayFeb 17 President's DayMar 17-22 Spring Break

What if a class cancels?Courses that do not meet a minimum student enrollment are subject to cancellation. If a course is cancelled, every effort is made to notify you by telephone or email and to inform you of other course details and/or the refund process.

Attendance: Only persons registered in the class and on the roster may attend the class.

Instructor Biographies:To find out more about our instructors, visit www.centralaz.edu/lifelonglearning or a list can be found towards the back of this schedule.

Where are classes held?Most classes are held at nine locations. The classes with the City of Casa Grande Parks & Recreation are held at their classrooms. You will be notified upon registration what room the class is being held in.

Are there requirements?You must be age eighteen and over to register for a non-credit course.

Supplies and Textbooks:Call the Community and Continuing Education Department at 480.677.7721 or 520.494.6059 one week prior to the start of the course to verify the class status before purchasing books or supplies.

What is the refund policy?If a class is cancelled, you will be notif-ied and entitled to a full refund. If you choose to withdraw before a class begins, you are entitled to a full refund.If you withdraw from a course after a class begins, you will not receive a refund.Refund requests due to extenuating circumstances may be submitted in writ-ing to the Registrar of Central Arizona College as soon as possible.

What about parking?Parking is free at all locations.

DisclaimerCentral Arizona College makes every effort to ensure that all information within the schedule is accurate at the time of publication. Occasionally, dates, times, locations, instructors and fees change. If changes occur, we will notify you using the phone number you provided on the registration form.

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Student ID Number/ Social Security Number

Legal Name: Last: _____________________________ First: ___________________________________ Middle Initial: _________

Previous Name (maiden):_____________________________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address: Street/P.O. Box: ______________________________________________Apt.:___________________________

City: ________________________________________________________State:_______________ Zip: ___________________ Telephone: Home:(_________)________________ Cell:(_________)_______________ Business:(_________)______________ Emergency Contact: Name:__________________________ Relationship:____________________ Phone: (______) ___________ Reason for Enrollment: Job Advancement Personal Interest Improve Reading/Writing/Math Skills

Transfer to a Four-Year School Other

Male Female

Race/Ethnic Background CAC is a Hispanic Serving Institution. As such, CAC receives extra federal funding to support its students. In order to qualify for the funding we must maintain at least 25% of our student body as Hispanic /Latino/Chicano. Therefore, it is VERY IMPORTANT that if you identify with one of these groups you mark the appropriate box. This information will NOT be used in ANY other way. Are you of Latino/Hispanic ethnicity? YES, please specify: Mexican Central American -OR- NO, if not of Latino/Hispanic ethnicity, please check all that apply Cuban South American Asian Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Chicano Spanish American Indian/Alaskan Native White, Non-Hispanic Black/African American Student type: Select one type that best describes your status:

Minor/Under 18 Dual Enrollment Transfer New/First Time Re-entry, returning after one or more semesters Continuing Inmate

These questions are asked for the purpose of determining tuition and fees. State law now requires that a person who is not a citizen or legal resident of the United States or who is without lawful immigration status is not entitled to classification as an in-state student pursuant to A.R.S. Section 15-1802 or entitled to classification as a county resident pursuant to A.R.S. 15-1802.01. Failure to answer questions may result in being classified as out-of-state for tuition and fees purposes. The responsibility of registering under the proper residency classification is placed upon the student. Any student who falsified his/her residency may be subject to dismissal from the college and/or criminal action. Refer to the college catalog for residency guidelines. United States Citizen Legal Immigrant/Permanent Resident: Date of Issue ____/______ Lawful Refugee/Asylee: Date of Issue _____/_____ Country of Origin ________________ Legal Nonimmigrant: Specify Immigration Classification ______ and Date of Expiration _____/____and Alien Registration Number/I-94 Number ______ Do Not Qualify for any of the above

Are you a legal Arizona resident? Yes No If yes, what date did your present stay begin in Arizona?: (if born in Arizona, state birth year)_____/_____ If less than a year, in what state did you reside? _____________________________________

CRN Course Number Section Course Title Credits Days Time

Date of Birth:________/________/________ Month Day Year

Signal Peak Superstition Mountain Aravaipa Maricopa Campus Casa Grande Center Corporate Center Florence Center San Tan Campus SaddleBrooke Center

Semester of Enrollment: Year 20____ Fall Spring Summer

I certify that the information given is complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that submission of false information is grounds for denial of admission or immediate suspension if enrolled. If accepted as a student of Central Arizona College, I agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the college regarding conduct and other obligations.

Student Signature:_____________________________________________Date:________________

Advisor: ______________ Max Hour Approval: _________________

CGC-Casa Grande Center1015 E. Florence Blvd.Casa Grande, AZ 85122

CGPR-City of Casa Grande Parks & Recreation404 E. Florence Blvd.Casa Grande, AZ 85122

CCC-Corporate Center(Interstate 10 & Florence Blvd.)540 N. Camino Mercado, Suite 1Casa Grande, AZ 85122

FC-Florence Center800 E. Butte Ave.Florence, AZ 85132

MC-Maricopa Campus17945 N. Regent Dr.Maricopa, AZ 85138

SBC-SaddleBrooke Center63675 E. SaddleBrooke Blvd, Ste. TSaddleBrooke, AZ 85739

SMC-Superstition Mountain Campus805 S. Idaho Rd.Apache Junction, AZ 85119

SPC-Signal Peak Campus8470 N. Overfield Rd.Coolidge, AZ 85128

STC-San Tan Campus3536 E. Bella Vista Rd.San Tan Valley, AZ 85143

Central Arizona College Course Locations

CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE (USPS: 03-1221) is published in the months of March, August, September, and December by Central Arizona College – Pinal County Community College District, 8470 N. Overfield Rd., Coolidge, AZ 85128-9779. Periodi-cals postage paid at Casa Grande, AZ. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Central Arizona College, 8470 N. Overfield Rd., Coolidge, AZ 85128-9779. Volume 1, Issue 1.

Nondiscrimination Policy:Central Arizona College prohibits discriminiation in employment and educational pro-grams based on race, color, religion, sex, age, disability, national origin, military status, genetic test information, sexual orientation, or gender identity or expression.

Accreditation: Central Arizona College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a commission of the North Central Association (NCA). http://www.hlcommission.org

Teach for us - we’re always looking for great instructors!

Teach for us - we’re always looking for great instructors!

Are you passionate about a subject andinterested in teaching a noncredit course for Community Education? We provide quality lifelong learning that is responsive, relevant, and accessible to residents of Pinal County. Our classes are generated from the philosophy that learning is a rewarding, lifelong experience that occurs in a relaxed, supportive environment.

We are always seeking enthusiastic and qualified instructors in most of our subject areas and are interested in exploring new subject areas. As Central Arizona College introduces and ex-pands the capabilities of the new campuses in Maricopa and San Tan Valley, Community Education is looking to expand the course offerings in those areas. Noncredit instructors may receive up to $43 per instructional hour.

Each semester Community Education considers new course proposals. The proposal deadline to teach a new class in Spring 2014 is December 19, 2013. Course proposals received after December 19 will be considered for the fol-lowing semester. The proposal deadline to teach a new class in fall 2014 is April 7, 2014.

To be considered, please contact Joel at 480.677.7721 or Muriel at 520.494.6059 to obtain the instructor application and the noncredit course proposal forms.

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