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Rawlins Prison - Maybell Adventure Saturday, September 23rd, 8:00am-5:00pm Class Fee: $30Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $15CRN: 82039

Come experience the rich and creepy history of the Wyoming Frontier Prison in Rawlins, WY. Take a tour of the gallows, gas chamber, cells, dining hall, and more.

Explore Ancient and Modern Greece! Friday, March 16th through Sunday, March 25th Class Fee: $2550Senior Citizen Class Fee: $2350CRN: Coming Soon!Deadline for registration and th $500 deposit coming soon!

Join CNCC Community Education on the trip of a lifetime! Discover the rich history of Greece as you tour the streets of Athens, Mycene, Delphi , Sparta and more. The trip includes air fare, lodging, breakfast, guided tours, admis-sion into many of the sites, and transportation.

Quilter’s RetreatDates: Wednesday, September 13th through Sunday, September 17thWhere: Sunlight Meadows RanchInstructor: Linda PinttLast Day to Register: Thursday, August 31stClass Fee: $280Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $200CRN: 82040Deposit of $100 is due at time of registration.

Join the CNCC Quilters for a long weekend of sewing, fun, and relaxation at the Sunlight Meadows Ranch in Livermore, CO. Attendees will have the opportunity to stay in a beautiful secluded lodge and experiencea weekend of sewing and friendship. The cost of the retreat includes transportation and Lodging.

For more information contactDesiree Moore - Director of Community EducationPhone - 970.824.1135Email- [email protected]

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Fundamentals of Spanish I Wednesdays, Sept. 27th through Nov. 15th, 5:30pm to 7:10pmInstructor: Tatiana AchcarClass Fee: $120Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $90Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 201 CRN: 82034

This class embarks in the glorious foundation of the Spanish language for those who have never taken a class, or took one too long ago to even remember anything. We will begin by learning the Spanish alphabet, the phonetic rules of the letters (what they sound like), accented syllables in words, and basic vocabulary. Towards the end of the semester, we will work on basic greetings, expressions and how to ask what/when/where/who/how questions. We also make time to discuss some cultural and social aspects of Spanish-speaking countries. * The last 30 minutes of this class (6:40-7:10) will overlap with the more advanced class, “Conversational Spanish”, to give students an opportu-nity to be exposed to (and participate if so inclined) in spoken Spanish conversation and give students an opportunity to be challenged by the questions and trial & errors of their less knowledgeable peers.

Basic Conversational Spanish I Wednesdays, Sept. 27th through Nov. 15th, 6:40pm to 8:20pmInstructor: Tatiana AchcarClass Fee: $120Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $90Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 201 CRN: 82031

This class is for people who have a working understanding of the Spanish language alphabet, phonetics, and sentence structure (grammar). Participants are also expected to have a basic level of Spanish vocabulary and expressions already learned so we can build on that knowledge by incorporating new vocabulary, verbs and practicing the 3 basic verb tenses. The focus of this class will be spoken (conversation), not written Spanish. The instructor will supply reading materials in selective topics beforehand in preparation for subsequent classes. Participants should anticipate engaging in proactive debate and conversation on weekly topics and discussions on cultural and social aspects of Spanish-speaking countries will be part of the experience.

Financial Planning 101Tuesdays, October 17th through December 12th, 5:30pm to 7:00pmInstructors: Lief AlbaughClass Fee: $80Where: CNCC, 2801 W 9th Street, Craig, CO - Room 111CRN: 82028

Learn current economic principles so that you can be prepared for financial stability throughout your life. Cover topics such as budgeting, savings strategies, how mortgages work, preparing for retirement, problems caused by financing and debt, and basic investing strategies. Gain simple tools and practical steps that can lead to financial stability.

Bootstraps Asset Building EducationThursdays, September 19th through October 24th, 5:30pm to 7:30pmInstructor: Desiree MooreClass Fee: FREE!Where: Location Coming Soon! CRN: Coming Soon! Pulling yourself up by your bootstraps is easier said than done.

Sometimes it is a matter of having all the tools and knowledge nessessary to build personal assets and reach towards financialstability. Join us as we learn how to set goals, budget wisely, and make the best out of limited resources. Transportation and childcare are available upon request. Dinner will be served at each class.



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Headstart PuppySession 1: Tuesdays, Aug. 29th through Oct. 10th, 6:00pm to 7:30pmSession 2: Mondays, Aug. 28th through Oct. 9th, 2:00pm to 3:30pmInstructor: Laura Tyler and Sandra KruczekClass Fee: $175Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $125Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, 3rd FloorSession 1 CRN: 82004Session 2 CRN: 82005

This course will help you and your family communicate, manage and enrich your relationship with your dog. It’s also the perfect time to help bold or bossy puppies begin to develop impulse control in a structured and safe environment. Current vaccination records are required.

Family Dog TrainingTuesdays, October 17th through November 28th, 6:00pm to 7:00pmInstructor: Laura Tyler and Sandra KruczekClass Fee: $175Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $125Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, 3rd FloorCRN: 82006

Family Dog Training Class is for dogs of all ages. This six week program will address common training and behavior challenges. Current vacci-nation records are required.

Beginning/Continuing Nose Work ClassEvery other Saturday, Sept. 16th through Dec. 16th, 11:00am to 2:00pmInstructor: Laura TylerClass Fee for 8 sessions: $175Class Fee for 4 sessions: $100Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, 3rd FloorCRN for 8 sessions:82008CRN for 4 sessions: 82009

This course is an extension for those that took the Beginning Nose Work course. The course continues to work on the 4 elements of Canine Scent work searches: Container, Interiors, Exteriors and Vehicles.

Advanced Nose Work ClassEvery other Thursday, Sept. 28th through Dec.14th, 11:00am to 3:00pmInstructor: Laura Tyler and Sandra KruczekClass Fee: $150Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, 3rd FloorCRN: 82007

This class is for continuing K9 Nose Work students planning on moving toward testing and trialing as a team with their chosen companion dog. Continuing Advanced Nose Work is an ongoing class designed to move students through trialing or competition ready status. Class provides advanced learning about canine olfaction and how scent moves in any given environment. These are the CNCC Sniffer Dog Teams!

For more information and to register, contactDesiree Moore - Director of Community EducationPhone - 970.824.1135Email- [email protected]


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Pottery/CeramicsFull Semester: Mon. & Wed., Aug. 28th through Dec. 13th, 5:30pm to 7:30pmSession 1: Mon. & Wed., Aug. 28th through Oct. 18th, 5:30pm to 7:30pmSession 2: Mon. & Wed., Oct. 23rd through Dec 13th, 5:30pm to 7:30pmInstructor: Jerry PaulsonFull Semester Class Fee: $2758 Week Class Fee: $150Full Semester Senior Citizen Class Fee: $1758 Week Senior Citizen Class Fee: $90Where: CNCC, 2801 W 9th Craig, Co, Room 195Full Semester CRN: 82021Session 1 CRN: 82019Session 2 CRN: 82020

In ceramics, students will be able to use basic clay techniques to createthree dimensional works of art. Students will learn to sculpt with clay,throw clay on a wheel, and glaze and fire their creations.

Basic Digital PhotographyTuesdays, Sept. 12th through Nov. 7th, 6:00pm to 8:00pmInstructor: Joann Baker PaulClass Fee: $85Senior Citizen Class Fee: $40Where: CNCC, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO 81625CRN: Coming Soon!

Take your camera off auto! Are you new to photography or using a digital camera? Come learn the fundamentals of both! Expand your skills and confidence while discovering your passion to create photographs you love!

Watercolor PaintingSession 1: Wednesday, Aug. 9th through Sept.13th, 1:30pm to 4:00pmSession 2: Wednesday, Sept. 20th through Oct. 25th, 1:30pm to 4:00pmInstructor: Sis PellClass Fee: $80Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $25Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 202Session 1 CRN: 82017Session 2 CRN: 82018

Learn to paint with watercolors. Explore the usage and application of water-color paint. No art experience necessary. Discover how artists use the unique medium of water color to achieve beautiful light effects!

Techniques in Oil and Acrylic PaintingTuesdays, Sept. 19th through Oct. 24th, 5:30pm to 8:30pmInstructor: Jane HumeClass Fee: $80Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $30Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 202CRN: 82025

Learn to use techniques with oil and acrylic paints to create anything that you can imagine. We will explore new materials that are available, use of the camera, and basic rules of value, color, line and composition, funda-mentals that apply to realism all the way to abstract constructions.

Stained Glass Session 1: Thursdays, Aug. 24th through Sept. 28th, 6:00pm to 9:00pmSession 2: Thursdays, Oct. 12th through Nov. 16th, 6:00pm to 9:00pmInstructor: Susan EriksonClass Fee: $75Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $25Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 114Session 1 CRN: 82023Session 2 CRN: 82024

Students will have the ability to learn the art of creating beautiful pieces of artwork out of stained glass. The students will learn the basics of stained glass as well as have the opportunity to work on more advanced stained glass skills.


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UFO (Unfinished Sewing Projects)Session 1: Fridays, Aug. 4th through Sept. 9th, 8:30am to 3:00pmSession 2: Fridays, Sept. 15th through Oct. 27th, 8:30am to 3:00pmSession 3: Fridays, Nov. 3rd through Dec. 15th, 8:30am to 3:00pmInstructor: Linda PinntClass Fee: $60Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $20Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 203Session 1 CRN: 82010Session 2 CRN: 82011Session 3 CRN: 82012

UFO allows students to work on their sewing projects with the guidance of an expert instructor and seamstress as well as take advantage of the sewing facility. Students are able to strengthen their sewing and quilting skills by being in a group setting where they can always ask questions.

1/2 UFO (Unfinished Sewing Projects)Session 1: Fridays, Aug. 4th through Sept. 9th, 8:30am to 3:00pmSession 2: Fridays, Sept. 15th through Oct. 27th, 8:30am to 3:00pmSession 3: Fridays, Nov. 3rd through Dec. 15th, 8:30am to 3:00pmInstructor: Linda PinntClass Fee: $35Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $15Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 203Session 1 CRN: 82013Session 2 CRN: 82014Session 3 CRN: 82015

Don’t want to commit to sewing with a great group every week? Register for the 1/2 UFO and enjoy the convenience of attending only 3 classes during the 6-week course.

Beginning QuiltingMondays, October 2nd November 6th, 6:00pm to 9:00pmInstructor: Linda PinntClass Fee: $120Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $60Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 203CRN: 82026

Beginning Quilting is perfect for the sewer who would like to venture intothe art of constructing beautiful quilts. Students can expect to learn all ofthe basics of quilting so that they end the class with a beautiful project.

Introduction to Longarm August 21st through December 15th, Time and Day by ArrangementInstructor: Linda PinntClass Fee: $50Moffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $20Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 203CRN: 82007

Learn to utilize a longarm machine as part of your creative quilting expere-ince! Students that register for this course will receive one 2 hour session of longarm instruction and use with Linda Pinnt.

Sewing Group LabSecond Wednesday of each month, Sept. 13th through Dec. 13th, 9:00am to 5:00pmClass Fee: $10Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 203CRN: 82016

Quilting Group LabThird Saturday of each month, Sept. 16th through Dec. 16th, 9:00am to 5:00pmClass Fee: $10Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Room 203CRN: Coming Soon!


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Meeting ManagementWednesday, August 23rd, 4:30pm-5:30pmInstructor: Kathy FaganClass Fee: FREE!Where: Clarion Inn and Suites

Meetings can often become cumbersome events and seem to move slower than we would like to. Come and learn how to move meetings along in a way that allows everyone to be heard but also produce results.

Not Your Mama’s WorkforceWednesday, October 25th, 4:30pm-5:30pmInstructor: Kirstie McPherson, Business Services, Colorado Workforce CenterClass Fee: FREE!Where: Clarion Inn and Suites

Do you hire people to work for your organization, are you looking for a job, do you help people find jobs, or maybe you are just curious what the Colorado Workforce Center does? Come find out about all the fantastic programs the Colorado Workforce Center offers to help people develop skills, assist businesses in finding qualified applicants, and help people join the workforce!

No Stress Training Wednesday, November 29th, 4:30pm-5:30pmInstructor: Desiree Moore, Director of Community Education, CNCC Class Fee: FREE!Where: Clarion Inn and Suites

Research shows that employers who provide training and professional development opportunities to their staff have a 34% better employee retention rate. Providing training limits turnover and gives you a team of knowledgeable and capable people that you can count on. In rural communities, it may seem difficult to invest in employee’s training as we may believe that travel or online courses are required. However, CNCC is dedicated to becoming a college able to provide an assortment of training to local industry in Northwest Colorado. Come and learn about the grants, opportunities, and current projects going on at CNCC and how it can impact your business.

Beginner Computer BasicsWednesday, September 6th through October 11th, 4:00pm to 6:00pmInstructor: Mike LausinClass Fee: $55Senior Citizen Class Fee: $15Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Computer LabCRN: Coming Soon!

Terrified of computers? This course teaches students the basic “insand outs” of Windows 10. Students will learn everything from how to turn on a computer and use a mouse to saving files and retrieving them later.

Advanced Computer BasicsWed., October 18th through November 29th, 4:00pm to 6:00pmInstructor: Mike LausinClass Fee: $55Senior Citizen Class Fee: $15Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Computer LabCRN: Coming Soon!

During this course students will receive a more in-depthunderstanding of Windows 10. Students will learn about computer security and maintenance, utilizing apps, music, connecting to devices and so much more.

Ipad & Iphone BasicsFri, Oct. 20th, 5:30pm to 8:30pm, & Oct. 21st, 8:30am to 1:00pmInstructor: Mike LausinClass Fee: $55Senior Citizen Class Fee: $15Where: CNCC Bell Tower, 50 College Dr., Craig, CO, Computer LabCRN: Coming Soon!

No matter what skill level you are at with your new Ipad or Iphone, youwill learn something new in this course. Learn how to utlize tools such as FaceTime, the iCloud, and even iTunes in this exciting course!



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Mini Med SchoolClass Fee: FREEWhere: CNCC 2801 W 9th Craig, CO, Room 114

In partnership with the University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, we are proud to host the Mini Med School this year. Each class features a different medical doctor, who will walk us through a specific topic. The courses and are delivered online to the classroom, but that doesn’t limit the interaction. During the last 30 minutes of the class students are encouraged to ask questions about receive an expert response.

Opioid Epidemic, Dennis Boyle, MD Wednesday, September 6th, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Dennis J. Boyle, MD is a Professor of Medicine at the University of Colorado, School of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology. He presently the associate director of the University of Colorado’s Foundations of Doctoring Program, teaching 320 medical students about physician/patient communication each year. Boyle is author of, “Ten tips for prescribing opioids,” published in The Rheumatologist, December 2014.

Secrets to Successful Aging, Jeff Wallace, MDWednesday, September 13th, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Jeffrey Wallace, MD, MPH is Professor and Director of Clinical Geriatrics at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver. He attended Medical School at the University of Michigan, did his medical residency at the University of Colorado, and completed his fellowship in Geriatric Medicine at the University of Washington. Dr Wallace has practiced clinical geriatrics in academic settings for over 20 years. His research interests relate to health promotion and disability prevention in older adults - with a particular interest in the nutritional health of older adults.

Medical Ethics, Matthew Wynia, MDWednesday, September 27th, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Matthew Wynia, MD, MPH, FACP is the Director of the Center for Bioeth-ics and Humanities at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Cam-pus. He is the author of more than 140 published articles, chapters and essays, co-editor of several books, and co-author of a book on fairness in health care benefit design. His work has been published in JAMA, the New England Journal of Medicine, Annals of Internal Medicine, Health Affairs, and other leading medical and ethics journals, and he is a contributing editor for the American Journal of Bioethics.

Topics in Medicine, Nichole Zehnder, MDWednesday, October 1st, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Nichole G. Zehnder, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine where she is a hospitalist, clinician educator, and physician leader. She serves as Director of the Hospitalized Adult Care Clerkship and the Associate Director for the Integrated Clinicians Course. Dr. Zehnder has received multiple awards and honors including the Elaine Cleary Award for Excellence in Teaching and Education in the Division of General Internal Medicine. She regularly facilitates workshops on a variety of education and leadership topics across wide ranging disciplines to inspire the next generation of medical educators.

What Science Tells Us About How to Lose Weight & Keep It Off Forever, James Hill, MDWednesday, September 6th, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Dr. James Hill is Director of the Center for Human Nutrition at the Uni-versity of Colorado Health Sciences Center is one of America ‘s foremost experts in weight management. He has spent over 25 years researching the causes of weight gain, adiposity, and obesity and how to prevent or treat these problems. He has published over 300 scientific articles and lectures widely about weight management. He is well known as a co-founder of the National Weight Control Registry, which follows over 6000 people who have lost weight and kept it off permanently. He is also co-founder of America On the Move, an initiative to make small lifestyle changes to help improve health and manage weight. Dr. Hill has spent the past few years translating the science of weight management into simple programs that work in the community. He developed The Colo-rado Weigh, formal behavior weight management programs involving weekly group meetings.



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Neurology, Matt West, MD Wednesday, October 18th, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Matthew West, MD is a recipient of the Peak Performance Award, Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium, and the University of Colorado Hospital Pioneer Award. Dr. West chairs Rocky Mountain MS Center’s Data Safety and Review Board and serves on editorial board of “The Neurohospitalist”. In 2013, he was named Associate Residency Director, Neurology Residency Program at the University of Colorado and was awarded the University of Colorado Medical Staff Pioneer Award.

Emergency Medicine, Katherine Bakes, MD Wednesday, October 25th, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Jeffrey Wallace, MD, MPH is Professor and Director of Clinical Geriatrics at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver. He attended Medical School at the University of Michigan, did his medical residency at the University of Colorado, and completed his fellowship in Geriatric Medicine at the University of Washington. Dr Wallace has practiced clinical geriatrics in academic settings for over 20 years. His research interests relate to health promotion and disability prevention in older adults - with a particular interest in the nutritional health of older adults.

How Doctors Diagnose, Kristin Furfari, MD & Patrick Kneeland, MDWednesday, November 1st, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Dr. Kristin Furfari graduated from the University of Colorado School of Medicine at Denver in 2004. She works in Aurora, CO and specializes in Family Medicine and Hospitalist. Patrick Kneeland, MD is the Medical Director for Patient and Provider Experience at the University of Colorado Hospital and Director of Safety and Patient Experience for the University of Colorado Hospital Medicine Group. Dr. Kneeland is a graduate of the University of Colorado School of Medicine and a founding faculty mem-ber of the Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety, and Efficiency (IHQSE) where he facilitates the improvement of patient safety, patient experi-ence, and the development of optimal professional work environments.

CPR & First Aid CertificationSession 1: Saturday, September 2nd, 7:00am to 4:00pmSession 2: Saturday, October 7th, 7:00am to 4:00pmSession 2: Saturday, November 4th, 7:00am to 4:00pmSession 3: Saturday, December 2nd, 7:00am to 4:00pmInstructor: Tanya StoffleClass Fee: $55 per sessionMoffat County Senior Citizen Class Fee: $20Where: CNCC 2801 W 9th Craig, CO, Room CT210Session 1 CRN: Coming Soon!Session 2 CRN: 81041Session 3 CRN: 81042Session 4 CRN: 81043

This course is for those that need to learn the fundamentals of Basic Life Support, so that they are able to take the appropriate course of action should an emergency arise.

How to Register:

1. Fill out a non-credit registration form (can be found on our website or stop by the campus) out completely. Course information can be found in the course schedule. If you do not know your S number feel free to leave it blank.2. Return the form by emailing it to Desiree Moore, faxing it to 970-824-1134, or dropping it off at the CNCC Craig Campus or the Bell Tower.3. Payment can be made when the registration form is returned, or students can wait for the billing department to send a bill for the course.For information on classes for youth, please go to www.cncc.edu/youth-programs to find the current schedules.



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