Catch the Wave WINTER 2019 OCCC COURSE SCHEDULE
We’ve got winter
covered.
CREATIVE COMMUNITY ED CLASSES & ENGAGING BUSINESS WORKSHOPS, INSIDE!
OREGON COAST
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Early Childhood Education program launches this term The early years shape a life. Research in child development has demonstrated that during the years from birth through six years old, important growth occurs in all domains, including social, emotional, cognitive, linguistic and physical development. The early childhood educator – whether a teacher, family or child care provider – plays a critical role in fostering children’s development and investing in their future. Oregon Coast Community College is proud to announce that, this Winter, the College is launching its first Early Childhood Education Certificate Program, to help address the needs of Lincoln County’s children while offering our students yet another rewarding career opportunity. OCCC’s Early Childhood Education program, we offer you the skills you need to succeed in the world of childhood development, early childhood education centers, preschool programming, infant and toddler care, and family child care programs. Employment opportunities may include teaching assistant, child care aide, lead teacher, family child care provider and program director. Complete details regarding the program are available at http://bit.ly/OCCC_ECE. Or, call 541-867-8501 and ask for Theresa Harper, the OCCC Academic Adviser for this exciting new program.
© 2019 OREGON COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE 400 SE College Way Newport, OR 97366 541-867-8501 oregoncoastcc.org
Winter 2019
IMPORTANT DATES
Classes Begin: Jan. 7 Finals Week: March 18-23 End of Term: March 23 Holidays/Closures (OCCC Closed):
Jan. 21 • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Feb. 18 • Presidents Day
Full Academic Calendar available at
oregoncoastcc.org
Where can I find these classes? Central Campus • Newport 400 SE College Way • 541-867-8501
South County Center • Waldport 3120 Crestline Drive • 541-563-4502 North County Center • Lincoln City 3788 SE High School Drive • 541-996-6222
What’s inside?
Look for these fun, engaging classes throughout this publication NEWPORT Mythology: Creation Stories p. 3 Write Your Life Story p. 3 Arts in Japanese Life p. 5 Food as Medicine p. 5 Topical Herbal Medicine Making p. 5 Creating an Herbal First Aid Kit p. 5 Zen Meditation p. 6 Handgun Safety p. 6 End of Life: Nuts & Bolts p. 7 Have a Pleasant Present p. 8 Ballet Techniques for Adults p. 8 Build Better Money Habits p. 10 Painting w/ Acrylics & Oils p. 12 Larval Fish Biology p. 12 Nature Monoprinting with Gelli Plate p. 12 Fish Printing p. 13 What’s Next, with Jalene Case (SBDC) p. 21 Getting the Right Work Done (SBDC) p. 21 Social Media: Keeping Up w/ the Changes (SBDC) p. 22 Is Your Website Working? (SBDC) p. 22 Oregon Saves Workshop (SBDC) p. 23
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WALDPORT Love Lives Forever p. 8 DSLR Camera Basics p. 9 LightRoom Overview p. 9 Beginning/Intermediate Drawing p. 10 Social Media: Keeping Up w/ the Changes (SBDC) p. 22 Is Your Website Working? (SBDC) p. 22 Marketing with Instagram (SBDC) p. 23 LINCOLN CITY Virtual Reality, using 3-D Glasses Focus on your Telescope Herbs in the Kitchen Navie & Naturalized Herbs Herbs & Oils Combined Dogless Dog Training Is that really a service dog? End of Life: Nuts & Bolts Estate Planning: Wills & Trusts Tahitian Drumming Play the Penny Whistle Beginning Guitar A Jig and a Reel: Irish Music
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LINCOLN CITY, CONTINUED Fly Tying: Advanced p. 8 Writing a Novel p. 8 Using Your Digital Camera: Basics p. 9 Using Your Digital Camera: Advanced p. 9 Basic Soft-Box Photo Lighting p. 9 Disaster Preparedness for the PNW p. 10 Creative Dynamics p. 10 Beginning/Intermediate Drawing p. 10 Customer Service Training (SBDC) p. 11 Improv p. 12 Fish Printing p. 13 CCB License Class & Exam (SBDC) p. 19 Emotional Intelligence (SBDC) p. 20 Six Steps to Better Business (SBDC) p. 20 What’s Next, with Jalene Case (SBDC) p. 21 Getting the Right Work Done (SBDC) p. 21 Real Estate License Class (SBDC) p. 21 Doing Business in Lincoln County (SBDC) p. 22 Social Media: Keeping Up w/ the Changes (SBDC) p. 22 Mosaics (2 Classes) p. 13 WordPress Open Lab (SBDC) p. 22 Is Your Website Working? (SBDC) p. 22 Oregon Saves Workshop (SBDC) p. 23
Mythology: Creation Stories
What are the origins of our world? Who are we? Where did we come from? Why are we here? Cultures throughout the world have attempted to answer these eternal questions with their creation stories. Through a cross-cultural perspective, we will examine and discuss myths from classical Greece and Rome, some Native American tribes, Hebrews and Mesopotamians, Nordic and Chinese societies, African countries, and Mayan cultures. Reading selections will be provided by the instructor. Selected video programs will enhance our understanding of these timeless tales. INSTRUCTOR: SHARON BEARDSLEY THURSDAYS, 3-5PM JAN 10 – FEB. 14 • $50 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
Virtual Reality, Using 3-D Glasses Write Your Life Story VR is cool science! Who better to learn about it from than one of Lincoln County’s coolest scientists – astronomer Sifan Kahale! Learn about virtual reality and how it is being used in science and everyday activities. Try on 3D glasses and see if you are daring enough to walk off a virtual cliff. INSTRUCTOR: SIFAN KAHALE THURSDAY, FEB. 21 • 5:30-7 PM • $15 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
Focus on Your Telescope
Did you receive a new telescope for Christmas? Or many Christmases ago? Is it too much trouble to use? Didn’t really match up to your expectations? Get expert advice on how to put joy and wonderment back into that old (or new) scope! Astronomer Sifan Kahale will guide you through how to use your telescope, what to look for (and where) in our winter night skies, and resources to help you enjoy the star-gazing experience.
Preserve Your Memories with Stories and Photos Have you tried to write a novel, but lacked a story? What if the best story you can tell is the one you’re living right now? This course will teach you how to recount your own experiences in narrative form; a great way to preserve your own memories, pass down family lore, or simply experience a different exercise in writing. Week 1 • Family, Birth and Childhood Week 2 • Hometown Week 3 • School Week 4 • Teen & Adult Years Week 5 • Courtship & Marriage Week 6 • Optional – Personal History Workbook INSTRUCTOR: MARGARET INGRHAM TUESDAYS, 11:30 – 1:30 PM • FEB. 12 – MARCH 19 $35 • MATERIALS FEE $8 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
INSTRUCTOR: SIFAN KAHALE THURSDAY, FEB. 7 • 5:30 – 7 PM • $15 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
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Herbal Wisdom: in Three Successive Parts HERBS IN THE KITCHEN HERBS A LA COCINA Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme, and don’t forget Basil! Found in most kitchen cupboards and regularly found on casseroles, roasted meats and vegetables, and the base of every soup, kitchen spices have a long, long history of not only flavoring our food, but of healing the sick, calming the distressed, and curing every manner of ailments, including cancer. In this class, we’ll learn of some long-known healing properties of these everyday herbs and how easy it is to apply them, medicinefree! By embracing herbs into our daily diet and returning to specific herbs for immune system ‘balancing’, one can heal oneself before becoming very sick. Along the way, one becomes versatile in ways of meeting healing needs for oneself as well as loved ones. Each spice-herb has a different effect and as such, with a little awareness, one can become quite effective in treating a small variety of physical or even mental ailment symptoms. Those spices will never look the same again! INSTRUCTOR: MARION WARFIELD TUESDAY, 5:30-7:30PM • JAN 29 • $20 PLUS $20 MATERIALS FEE NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
NATIVE & NATURALIZED HERBS FAMILIAR TO THE OREGON COAST Whether 10,000 years a ‘native’ or one of many ‘naturalized’ herbs we have grown up with, everywhere we look, herbs are proliferating, practically right under our feet. One only need appreciate the amazing healing properties freely given by one or two herbs to begin to know herbs as companion plants. It turns out, herbs often have the highest amount of vitamins and trace minerals found in a food and have been part of our daily lives from the beginning of time. The beauty of ‘wild’ herbs is that they are ‘free’ for scrupulous, reverent harvesting, right outside our door! In this class we’ll meet ‘native’ and ‘naturalized’ herbs that love to grow in the Pacific Rainforest naturally, without a single bit of human intervention, and their healing properties. With a little awareness, you too can enjoy the fruits of nature, and in the process, become more connected with your surroundings, cycles of the moon, the seasons of life, and most wonderfully, become more empowered to heal thyself! INSTRUCTOR: MARION WARFIELD TUESDAY, 4-6PM • FEB. 5 • $20 PLUS $20 MATERIALS FEE NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
HERBS AND OILS COMBINED SALADS, SAUNAS, SUBLIME! With the addition of herbs to a variety of oils, a whole new world opens up. Whether it’s the tongue’s palette or visual palette, inside or outside, our skin greatly benefits from the combination of botanical material and botanical oils. A secret as old as humanity itself! Just ask Cleopatra, the Queen of Roses, herself. From time immoral, humans have been dropping flower petals to scent and empower skin oils, for healing foot fungus, eroticising male or female partners, curing whooping cough, as well as enhancing fresh and cooked greens. Herbal oils, whether in the food aisle or bath and beauty aisle, have ALWAYS fetched a nice price. In times past, the price was selflimiting to the very rich. However, herbs and oils are much more accessible today and learning to combine the two is easy to do. Not only good for oneself, they make great gifts too. In this class we are going to make an herbal salad oil and an oil-based, deeply moisturizing herbal skin crème. INSTRUCTOR: MARION WARFIELD TUESDAY, 4-6PM • FEB. 12 • $20 PLUS $20 MATERIALS FEE NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
Arts in Japanese Life
This classes are designed to get a sense of Japanese culture and perspective in daily life. Examples are shown by slides, demonstration and hands-on activities. The instructor will talk about art elements in Japanese culture and then demonstrates cooking that links to the theme each session. Tentative topics are: 1. Introduction “Art” in Japan, Tea culture Green tea 2. Brief Japanese art history Ichiju Sansai concept 3. Designs Nimono 4. Mitate (interpretation of hidden meanings) Tsukimi Udon 5. Colors Chirashizushi 6. Beauty of wrapping Onigiri 7. Mingled culture Curry rice INSTRUCTOR: SACHIKO OTSUKI TUESDAYS, 10AM-1PM • JAN 29-MARCH 19 $90 • MATERIALS FEE $60 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
Food as Medicine
Many medicinal herbs are tasty and can be prepared as food rather than what we typically picture as medicine. The herbs we will work with are GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) and have been utilized traditionally as food plants or culinary herbs for centuries. This is a hands on educational experience. Students will learn how to craft herbal medicinal foods, and a discussion on plants to use and their medicinal properties will be included. We will begin by crafting a nutritive and Immune enhancing herbal vinegar called Fire Cider, with wild + organically grown herbs + foods, then move on to an Anti-Viral + Immune strengthening Elderberry Syrup. Everyone will go home with a sample of one of the herbal medicines. A handout with recipes is included. INSTRUCTOR: FRANCES O’HALLORAN WEDNESDAY, 5:30-7:30 PM • JAN 9 $20 • MATERIALS FEE $20 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
Topical Herbal Medicine Making
Herbal Oils and Gels are delightful balms for soothing skin irritation, wounds, dry skin, inflammation and a myriad of other challenges. Botanical infused oils and gels act to extract and preserve the medicinal properties of herbs, providing a convenient and pleasurable form of topical application. In this hands-on class, students will craft two herbal preparations, and will discuss various plants and their medicinal attributes. The class will be shown how to make herbal infused medicinal oils and gels with local wild and/or organic plants. The resulting medicine can then be crafted into numerous herbal products. This session will transform a medicinal oil into a natural and soothing pain healing balm, and a medicinal gel into an all-natural hand sanitizer. All participants will go home with one of our co-created topical remedies. Handouts and recipes are included. INSTRUCTOR: FRANCES O’HALLORAN THURSDAY, 5:30-7:30 PM • FEB. 20 $20 • MATERIALS FEE $20 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
Creating an Herbal First Aid Kit
Come see how Mother Nature can help heal your body + soul. Learn how to make and assemble an Herbal First Aid Kit that can treat many of life’s little accidents and annoyances including scrapes, bites, burns, wounds, headaches, pain, rashes, nausea, acute stress + anxiety, sore throats, colds, toothaches and bleeding. All participants will go home with detailed notes + recipes, and some of the remedies that we will co-create together. INSTRUCTOR: FRANCES O’HALLORAN THURSDAY, 5:30-7:30 PM • MARCH 13 $20 MATERIALS FEE $25 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT winter 2019 • register: 541-996-6222 • 5
Dogless Dog Training
Are you considering adding a dog to your life and are not sure what breed or mix might be a good fit for you? Do you have an unruly dog that is not able to attend classes in the traditional way? Do you find it distracting to learn new things while juggling a boisterous puppy? Are you interested in learning lots of cool ways to train dogs? Join us while we learn about how dogs learn, what motivates them and add a bunch of tools to your dog training tool box. We will discuss, demonstrate and also offer optional hands on instruction for the basics such as: • House Training • Manners • Walking on a Loose Leash • Sit, Down, Come, Stay • Eye Contact • Passive Training Techniques (Easy) • Default Settings (Automatic responses) • Potty on Command (No joke!) • Heel, Place, Leave it, Trade • Retrieving (Most dogs can pick this up, pun intended) We will use gentle but highly effective techniques to help you help your dog or puppy to be the very best canine
citizen they can be. Meanwhile we will actually teach you how to teach your dog. Our goal is not just teach you how to train your dog to sit, etc. But to teach you how to teach your dog and you will be able to carry that knowledge with you and teach your dog pretty much anything you want them to learn. INSTRUCTOR: CINDI TRINGALI THURSDAYS, JAN 17 – MARCH 21 11AM-12:30PM • $55 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
“Is that really a Service Dog?”
How to know if the dog you see is legit or just a pet with an official looking vest on it. There is so much confusion these days as to what a Service Dog is as well as how a dog qualifies as a Service Dog. This seminar will help you to answer these questions and also teach proper etiquette in regards to Service Dogs and what to do if you suspect the dog is just a pet. INSTRUCTOR: CINDI TRINGALI WEDNESDAY • JAN 9 • 3:30-4:30PM $10 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
Zen Meditation
Meditation is now main stream and is being practiced in many different places in many ways. The meditation that will be taught has its roots in Zen practice. In our everyday lives we can see how complex life can be and how we need to have a place to relax and catch our breath sometimes, in this class you will learn that this place of rest already exists in our own bodies. The most important point in this class is to learn how to, Just SIT, and be very comfortable and restful, a practice and tool that can be applied to any life endeavor. INSTRUCTOR: JOE ARMENIO WEDNESDAYS, 6-7:30PM • JAN 23 – FEB. 20 • $35 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
Handgun Safety
This course will cover the basic fundamentals of safety, the cardinal rules, and responsible operation of a handgun. DO NOT BRING ANY FIREARMS TO THE CLASS. INSTRUCTOR: ERNIE HANSON TUESDAYS, 6-9 PM FEB. 19 & FEB. 26 • $55 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY 6 • register: 541-996-6222 • winter 2019
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End of Life: Nuts and Bolts
Estate Planning: Wills and Trusts
INSTRUCTOR: BARBARA BUSH MONDAYS, 2-4PM • JAN 14 & JAN 21 • $30 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT WEDNESDAYS, 2-4 PM • JAN 16 & JAN 23 • $30 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
INSTRUCTOR: BRIAN HAGGERTY THURSDAYS, 9-11AM • JAN 31-FEB. 14• $35 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
How much planning for the years preceding your death have you really done? Many folks have a will, and most have a game plan in their mind but whether or not they have shared these with family members is often – No. The best deaths I have seen are when the business of end of your life is taken care of by you! Information on property decisions, material goods, executorships, celebrations, getting your family involved with joy and lightheartedness ... and so many more topics will be covered in this open format course.
Will your estate plan cause hurt and dissension in your family? This short course will address fundamental issues involved in creating an effective estate plan. The class teaches you the strategies needed for effective management of your assets as you age (including during periods of incapacity), and guidelines for the appropriate disposition of assets upon death. Content of the class involves a discussion of the use of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives. We will also consider questions of planning that include IRA’s and other retirement assets.
HARD TO FACE A LONG, WET WINTER? IT’S EASY TO
FACE THE MUSIC. Introduction to Tahitian Drumming
Transport yourself to the Polynesian Island of Tahiti while discovering your inner drummer. In this course, you will learn several traditional pehe (rhythms) on the toere, a log drum. We will start with the basic rudiments of Tahitian drumming and then explore the different parts that go into each pehe. We will also incorporate other drums that complete the ensemble: the pahu (bass drum), fa’atete (tom tom) and Pahu tupa’i (tall drum). Though this course will focus on traditional pehe, there will be opportunities to explore more modern applications of the drum as well as open jamming. INSTRUCTOR: LEWIS SMITH MONDAYS, 6:15- 7:15PM • JAN 28 – MARCH 18 $45 • NO CLASS FEB. 18 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
Play the Penny Whistle
Have you ever met someone so happy they danced a jig? You can help, by learning to play this iconic Celtic instrument - the simple, versatile and exceptionally portable (perfect for beach bonfires!) penny whistle. From The Chieftains, to The Clancy Brothers, to the Dropkick Murphys, the penny whistle (or “tin whistle”) has helped define Celtic music and has been integral to many other genres as well. This class will introduce you to basic playing techniques and some fun tunes to start you out. And, the cost includes your very own penny whistle. INSTRUCTOR: GARY BURMAN WEDNESDAY, 9AM-NOON • FEB. 6 • $42 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY (PRICE INCLUDES YOUR NEW PENNY WHISTLE)
Beginning Guitar Instruction Beginning and intermediate students will receive group instruction as well as one-on-one instruction at times, according to musical interests and level of ability. This method keeps students interested, which is key to maintain motivation.
occc guitar student john kreitmeyer
INSTRUCTOR: RICHARD PARIS THURSDAYS, 6-8PM • JAN 17 – MARCH 21 • $75 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
A Jig and a Reel – Irish Slow-Play Session
Learn to play a traditional Irish jig and a reel. No need to be able to read music. Open to all traditional acoustic melody instruments. Tunes will be broken down and the melody taught phrase by phrase. Slow play allows students to carefully hear every note within each phrase. Through slow repetition, students will learn to play the tunes by ear. INSTRUCTOR: GARY BURMAN WEDNESDAY, 3-5PM • FEB. 13 – MARCH 20 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
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Have a Pleasant Present
Here’s some of what instructor Violet Young had to say about this course. “This class is about assisting people in understanding that our own personal belief system and self-talk set us up to perceive the world either negatively or positively. We are influenced and become preconditioned by and through our upbringing and life experiences. As this happens so slowly during our lives, and we become resigned to the ‘usual outcome,’ we are not conscious of the patterns being formed. After resigning ourselves to the ‘it’s just the way it is’ way of life, there is often the onset of depression and anxiety. By exploring and learning to recognize our own patterns and triggers as well as recognizing that we can give ourselves options to view situations from different perspectives, we can then be open to make choices that painlessly create new growth and joy. During the class there will be time for personal exploration and sharing of personal experiences by class members.” INSTRUCTOR: VIOLET YOUNG WEDNESDAYS, 5:30-7:30 PM • FEB. 20-MARCH 27 • $45 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
Love Lives Forever
Advanced Fly Fishing & Fly Tying
For the experienced angler looking to perfect techniques, based on work by well-known fly-tyers and fly casters. In this class, participants will watch DVDs and videos and develop new skills via hands-on exercises. Bring your own equipment; some ingredients will be provided. (Instructor Sener Otrugman, pictured above, creating a fly during a Fall 2018 course.) INSTRUCTOR: SENER OTRUGMAN MONDAYS, 5:30-7:30 PM • JAN 7 – FEB. 18 $35 • MATERIALS FEE $20 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY NO CLASS JAN 21
Here’s some of what instructor Violet Young had to say about this course. “This class addresses, in a low-key, understandable and accepting manner, the concept that love never dies, and that connecting with deceased loved ones is possible. The class is suitable for anyone who is open to the possibility of life after death or anyone who may have experienced unexplained events after the death of a loved one but is unsure if they have received actual messages. Love Lives Forever assists participants in becoming more aware of the possibility of messages from beyond the veil.” “In my experience,” Violet continues, “many people have experienced messages and visitations but are often self-conscious or afraid to actually believe it. People who are dealing with grief and loss often suffer loneliness, anxiety and depression. Love Lives Forever helps people to feel less isolated and confused, leading to more self-acceptance and self-love to assist with the grieving/healing journey. I present my own experiences since my husband crossed over on April 6, 2015, as well as personal experiences with other family members. The class is a forum for people to share their own experiences and thoughts about the possibility that they have received messages from their loved ones and to explore their feelings about the experiences. Love Lives Forever is spiritually based however not religious. During the class techniques for quieting the mind, meditating and choosing a medium are offered as well as hand outs and a Resource List.” INSTRUCTOR: VIOLET YOUNG WEDNESDAYS, 5:30-7:30PM • JAN 9 – FEB. 13 • $45 SOUTH CENTER, WALDPORT
Ballet Techniques for Adults
Writing a Novel Workshop
This beginner level class fuses ballet and modern dance techniques. Using healthy alignment, students will learn the traditions of a ballet barre, floor work in the modern style, and exercises to tone and improve flexibility.
Half lecture, half writing workshop. Improve your novel writing. Includes Knowing Your Characters, Keeping Tension in your Writing, Writing Description, Realistic Dialogue, Connecting Scenes, POV (Point of View) Shifts, Show vs. Tell writing rule, and Filtering out Filler Words.
INSTRUCTOR: RACHEL BARRERAS-KLEEMANN MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS, 5:30-7PM JAN 14 – MARCH 20 • $85 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
INSTRUCTOR: CHRISTA YELICH-KOTH TUESDAYS, 3:30-5:30 PM • JAN 22 – MARCH 19 • $75 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY NO CLASS FEB. 19
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THIS WINTER, THROW OPEN THE
SHUTTERS. How to Use Your Digital Camera: The Basics
Learn about the use of the mode dial, and the different menus. Learn the meaning of the camera icons and how to use them properly to take different types of photos. Learn how to transfer photographs to a computer. Learn basic photographic composition and the types of creative uses of a digital camera for taking portraits, landscapes, wildlife photography, documentation of current events and much more. This class includes hands-on camera work through a field trip/ photo shoot to practice all the topics covered in class. Students will provide their own transportation and meet at the shoot location.
OCCC has two digital media & marketing studios available to local small businesses and OCCC students – one in Lincoln City and a new one in Newport. The studios were made possible by grant support from Lincoln County and the Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln County. Watch the College’s Facebook page for studio open house/ orientation sessions, coming this winter.
Using Your Digital Camera: Beyond the Basics
INSTRUCTOR: PAUL CALKINS THURSDAYS, 4-6PM JAN 10 – JAN 31 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY INCLUDES ONE SATURDAY FIELD TRIP
INSTRUCTOR: PAUL CALKINS THURSDAYS, 4-6PM FEB. 7 – FEB. 28 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY INCLUDES ONE SATURDAY FIELD TRIP
Basic Soft-Box DSLR Camera Basics students will bring their camera and Photography Lighting The camera manuals. They will have hands on New for winter 2019: Learn basic hands on use of the soft box lighting, and reflectors. This class will challenge your skills in photography, teamwork, while learning how to do basic lighting patterns such as split lighting, Rembrandt, and Loop lighting. Also use of a light tent. INSTRUCTOR: PAUL CALKINS MONDAYS, 3-5PM FEB. 25 – MARCH 18 • $45 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
This class is for those who wish to learn more about their Digital Single Lens Reflex, (DSLR) interchangeable lens camera. In this class, features such as Program, Aperture, Priority, Shutter Priority, and Manuel modes will be explored. The class will also cover f/ stop, exposure, shutter speed, white balance, and bracketing. This class will teach organization of photographs after a photo shoot. This class includes hands-on camera work through a field trip/photo shoot to practice all the topics covered in class. Students will provide their own transportation and meet at the shoot location.
practice in the following areas: Camera modes, image quality settings, shutter releases, focusing modes, area of the frame, flash modes, white balance, metering modes, the exposure triangle and histograms. INSTRUCTOR: JEFFERY COX MONDAY, 2-5PM • FEB. 4 $25 SOUTH COUNTY CENTER, WALDPORT
Lightroom Overview
This course will be a general overview of Lightroom and how it can help photographers in organizing and editing their photos. All the different modules will be explained with the emphasis on the library and development modules. This will include how the screens for each are used. Students can bring a laptop with a trial version of Lightroom (free limited 7-day version available at Adobe.com). This would be helpful not necessary. INSTRUCTOR: JEFFERY COX MONDAY, 2-5PM • FEB. 11 • $25 SOUTH COUNTY CENTER, WALDPORT winter 2019 • register: 541-996-6222 • 9
Disaster Preparedness for the Pacific Northwest
Learn what environmental, meteorological and man-made events have struck our region and how to prepare for them in the future. Recognize the need for disaster preparedness, learn about the necessary supplies your family will need to ride out a short-term disaster, and what you’ll need to stay comfortable in the event of a longterm emergency. This course is the most-attended offering in the history of OCCC’s Community Education program, and has filled classrooms in Waldport, Newport and Lincoln City in past years. Find out why! Capt. Kusz donates his time, and admission is free. INSTRUCTOR: JIM KUSZ THURSDAYS, 5:30 – 8:30 PM JAN 24 & JAN 31 • FREE NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
Creative Dynamics Series
Explore personal, communication, and relationship dynamics in a fun, interactive, and educational atmosphere. Learn how to methods for maintaining new information going forward. The Creative Dynamic Series is made up of 8 class sessions: Establishing Boundaries in a Relationship, The Meaning of Self-Care, Addressing Personal Communication Problems, Relationship Honesty, Valuing Your “Self”, Defining and Understanding Self-Esteem, How Many Perspectives in a Relationship and How Communication Falters and Fails. INSTRUCTOR: SANDRA YELICH TUESDAYS, 4-5:30 PM • JAN 22 – MARCH 19 • $70 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY NO CLASS FEB. 19
Beginning / Intermediate Drawing This class will help beginning and returning drawing students learn fundamentals (perspective, tone, composition and more) as well as a variety of still-life drawing opportunities (shapes, drapery and the human head and more). INSTRUCTOR: SEAN HOLLENHORS WEDNESDAYS, 1-3 PM • JAN 9 – FEB. 6 • $50 SOUTH CENTER, WALDPORT WEDNESDAYS, 1-3 PM • FEB. 20 – MARCH 20 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
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Build Better Money Habits
Living paycheck to paycheck? Need some motivation to help you make smarter decisions with your money? These sessions will provide tips and tools to help you take control and make progress toward your goals. Choose the ones you need, or sign up for all five! January 14 - Setting Financial Goals January 28 - Budgeting for Lazy People= February 11 - Smart Ways to Save Money February 25 - Debt Payoff Strategies March 11 - Improve your Credit Score INSTRUCTOR: WENDY LUDWIG MONDAYS, JAN. 14-MARCH 11 • $75 OR, PURCHASE INDIVIDUAL CLASSES $20 EACH CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
Drivers Education
Drivers Ed is presented this term at OCCC. Contact instructor Jerry Conrady at 541-961-9753 or via the “Training Wheels Driver Education and Training” Facebook page for dates, prices, and registration.
AARP Safe Driving
AARP Safe driving instruction is presented at OCCC by private instructors. To register, learn about dates, times, etc., call 541-270-1002.
Thanks, Judy, for offering this class! We learned key steps to be successful and how important is to work as a team to provide the best service and guest experience.
– MARITERE VALLEJO, LINCOLN CITY
customer service training Affordable professional development training for employers & job-seekers.
What brings customers back, visit after visit? Excellent service. Customer service training is expensive for employers and employees, and really fantastic training is nearly impossible to find on the coast. Until now. Oregon Coast Community College’s Small Business Development Center presents the internationally-recognized Guest Service Gold: Oregon Edition workshop at OCCC’s Lincoln City center. The curriculum and certification is internationally recognized, and is produced by the American Hotel & Lodging Education Institute, and was customized for Oregon training by the Oregon Restaurant & Lodging Association’s Education Foundation. The program’s lead instructor, Judy Hardy, has decades of experience in the Lincoln County hospitality industry and is an experienced trainer serving groups in states across the country.
To register for this program, individuals should visit oregoncoastbusiness.com and click “classes”. To learn about individual scholarships, or group discounts when sending three or more employees, individuals and Lincoln County employers should call the SBDC at 541-994-4166. INSTRUCTOR: JUDY HARDY MONDAY & TUESDAY, 5:30-8:30PM • JANUARY 28 & 29 • $40 MONDAY & TUESDAY, 5:30-8:30PM • FEBRUARY 25 & 26 • $40 MONDAY & TUESDAY, 5:30-8:30PM • MARCH 11 & 12 • $40 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
ASK ABOUT SCHOLARSHIPS AND GROUP DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE TO LINCOLN COUNTY EMPLOYERS! CALL 541-994-4166.
Guest Service Gold
Guest service is the heart and soul of hospitality, and every hospitality employee, no matter what their job, needs to have a foundation in guest service. Guest Service Gold, which you can earn after successfully testing (included in the tuition), is a comprehensive program that creates guest service-oriented employees who know how to engage with guests and to provide memorable service. Skills are pertinent for lodging, restaurants, transportation, attractions, and retail occupations. Successfully complete this course and you will have earned an internationally accredited certification that can help you stand out among other applicants for any job in the hospitality industry. All participants with sufficient scores on this test will be provided an official certificate and a lapel pin.
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Painting: Acrylic and/or Oil Paints
This class is for any level of painter who wants to freshen painting techniques, have instructor one on one help, try new approaches to composition, and color. This class is for “Sunday” painters, painting majors, “retirement” painters, or “I’m stuck and don’t know how to paint an object painters.” Subject will be a small still life set up or a subject that is currently being worked on, or outside if weather permits. Any size canvas or painting surface is acceptable, stretched canvas, board, gessoed paper. Bring supplies you have been using. This would include acrylic paints (tubes preferred) and/or oil paints, assorted sizes of brushes, solvent for oil, water container for acrylics, rags, palette (disposable palettes recommended), palette knife for mixing paint on palette, any size canvas (stretched or canvas board), 18” x 24” is a standard size, but can be smaller or larger. Suggested colors in either acrylic or oil is a large tube of white, smaller tubes of Alizerin crimson, cadmium red light, ultramarine blue, Prussian or thalo blue, yellow ochre, cadmium yellow light, optional are viridian green and black. Bring a sack lunch for both days. This class is based on a week long painting workshop I teach in August for the Creative Arts Community at Menucha in the Columbia River Gorge. INSTRUCTOR: SANDRA ROUMAGOUX TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, 9 – 3 PM • JAN 23 & JAN 24 • $75 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
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Improv
Have you ever been tongue-tied on a date or during a job interview? Have you ever wanted to be better at thinking on your feet? In this class, you will learn basic improvisational skills that you can apply to acting as well as life situations. Come join us while we learn how to expand our communication skills both verbally and physically. This is an activity-based class with minimal lectures, involving short scene work and games as a group and with partners in a fun and supportive environment. INSTRUCTOR: LEWIS SMITH MONDAYS, 5-6PM • JAN. 28 – MARCH 18 $45 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY NO CLASS FEB. 18
Nature Monoprinting with the Gelli Plate
Larval Fish Biology
Fish begin their lives as small planktonic larvae, growing and developing through several unique phases to become the adults we see in the ocean and find on our dinner plates. This course builds an understanding of the early life history of fishes by examining larval fish anatomy and adaptations for survival. You will get hands-on experience observing fish larvae in Hatfield Marine Science Center’s labs, and you will work with your classmates to create a scientific notebook for larval fish identification. By the end of the course, we hope you will have a better appreciation of the many different forms and functions of Pacific Northwest fish larvae. INSTRUCTOR: HILLARY THALMANN TUESDAY, FEB. 19 • 9AM-NOON $20 HATFIELD MARINE SCIENCE CENTER • NEWPORT
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The Gelli Plate is an alternative for an etching press to create layered monoprints, using natural materials and stencils. In this workshop you’ll work with acrylic paint, rollers and brushes, stencils and an 8 x 10 Gell Plate to create your own beautiful nature monoprints on different papers and cloth. All materials provided. $10 materials fee includes one 4” roller. (the 8 x 10 Gelli plate is available for purchase for additional $20, payable to instructor) (Optional) students may bring their own stencils, rollers, acrylics, leaves, papers, and /or markers INSTRUCTOR: HEATHER FORTNER TUESDAY, 1-3PM • JAN. 29 $30 • MATERIALS FEE $10 OPTIONAL $20 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
‘Seatauqua?’
The Seatauqua (see-TOK-wa) was a series of workshops, lectures and excursions that ran for decades in Newport. First coordinated by Oregon Sea Grant, the programs encouraged chautauqua-style discussions by all participants about arts, sciences, coastal ecology and more. In 2014, with the help of Heather Fortner, the late Maryann Bozza, and others, Oregon Coast Community College and the Hatfield Marine Science Center began the process of reviving Seatauqua, with special classes and workshops. Other Seatauqua-themed arts and music classes can be found elsewhere in this publication. To suggest a topic for a future course, or to become an instructor, call 541-996-6222.
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Capture Someone’s Heart Mosaic Suncatcher
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, learn to make a simple glass-on-glass mosaic using a clear glass 8” heart-shaped base and colorful stained glass. A wonderful gift to make for a loved one-- or take the class together! All materials and use of tools included, instructor grouts after class. Ready for pickup by Sunday, Feb. 10 or arrange for mailing ($5 extra, paid to instructor). INSTRUCTOR: JOANNE DASCHEL $35 • $15 MATERIALS FEE • TUESDAY, FEB. 5 • 1-4PM LINCOLN CITY CULTURAL CENTER
Celebrate Spring! Mosaic for the Garden
Make a focal point for the garden with stained glass mosaic in this one-day workshop. Using outdoor-safe materials including beautiful stained glass, create a square 8” wall hanging for your garden fence or patio wall. You’ll select from a range of garden-themed designs provided and safely learn to use basic glass cutting tools. Leave the mosaic to be grouted by instructor; ready for pickup after March 20, or arrange for mailing to your home (additional fee to instructor).. All materials and use of tools provided, hanging hardware installed. INSTRUCTOR: JOANNE DASCHEL $50 • $25 MATERIALS FEE • THURS., MARCH 14 • 10AM-3PM (1/2-HOUR LUNCH BRK) LINCOLN CITY CULTURAL CENTER
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Gyotaku Fish Printing
Gyotaku is the Japanese art of fish printing. At its core Gyotaku uses the actual fish to achieve a detailed image of the specimen. During this introductory 2-hour session, students will gain an appreciation of the art’s history, print a variety of fish species, and learn techniques to paint fish eyes. This workshop is technique driven and focuses on refining each print through critiquing and reviewing each print. Participants should come with a spirit of adventure and anticipation. INSTRUCTOR: BRUCE KOIKE TUESDAY, 5:40 – 7:30 PM JAN 22 $20 • MATERIALS FEE $30 NORTH COUNTY CENTER LINCOLN CITY
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INSTRUCTOR: BRUCE KOIKE MONDAY, 5:30 – 7:30 PM JAN 28 $20 • MATERIALS FEE $30 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
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OCCC Credit Courses: Winter 2019 aquarium science course number AQS110-Z1 AQS226-Z1 AQS232-Z1 AQS232-Z1 AQS252-Z1 AQS270-Z1
title days AQUARIUM SCIENCE PRACTICUM 1 M BIOLOGY OF DIVERSE CAPTIVE SPECIES M REPRODUCTION & NUTRITION OF AQUATIC ANIMALS M W LAB W EXHIBITS AND INTERPRETATION M W FISH AND INVERTEBRATE HEALTH MANAGEMENT T AQS270-Z1 LAB R
time 4:00PM-4:50PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 8:30AM-9:50AM 1:00PM-2:50PM 10:00AM-12:20PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 1:00PM-2:50PM
room location instructor CC-245 Newport CLIFFORD, KEVIN E. CC-245 Newport SQUIERS, ALYSSA F. CC-245 Newport HAWKYARD, DONALD M. AQS BLD CC-245 Newport SQUIERS, ALYSSA F. CC-245 Newport MILLER-MORGAN, TIMOTHY AQS BLD Newport
course number ART181A-Z1 ART181B-Z1 ART181C-Z1 ART209-Z1 ART270A-Z1 ART270B-Z1 ART270C-Z1 ART271A-Z1 ART271B-Z1 ART271C-Z1 ART281A-Z1 ART281B-Z1 ART281C-Z1
title PAINTING I PAINTING I PAINTING I HISTORY OF ASIAN ART (JAPAN) PRINTMAKING I PRINTMAKING I PRINTMAKING I PRINTMAKING II PRINTMAKING II PRINTMAKING II PAINTING II PAINTING II PAINTING II
days M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W
time 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM
room CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 NC-220 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174
location Newport Newport Newport Lincoln City Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport
instructor PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON OTSUKI, SACHIKO PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON
course number BA101-Z1 BA111-Z1 BA131-Z1 BA212-Z1 BA256-Z1 BA285-Z1 EC202-Z1
title INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II INCOME TAX HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS PRIN ECON: MACROECONOMICS
days TBA TBA TBA M M TBA TBA
time -TBA -TBA -TBA 1:30PM-3:20PM 3:30PM-5:20PM -TBA -TBA
room Online Online Online NC-222 NC-222 Online Online
location Online Online Online Lincoln City Lincoln City Online Online
instructor FLORES, ALBERTO M. CHARLES, GREGORY FLORES, ALBERTO M. SWAIN, JASON H. SWAIN, JASON H. FLORES, ALBERTO M. NOBLE, TONY B.
course number BI101-Z1 BI102-Z1 BI102-Z2
title BIOLOGY BIOLOGY BI102-Z1 BIOLOGY BI102-Z2
days T R T R T R T R T R
time 9:00AM-11:50AM 8:30AM-9:50AM 8:30AM-9:50AM 8:30AM-9:50AM 8:30AM-9:50AM
room location NC-217 Lincoln City CC-062 Newport CC-062 CC-062 Newport CC-062
instructor MANN, MARION E. FISHER, MATTHEW R.
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Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination The College prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, disability, veteran status, age, sexual orientation, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law in any area, activity or operation of the College. The College also prohibits retaliation against an individual for engaging in activity protected under this policy, and interfering with rights or privileges granted under antidiscrimination laws. In addition, the College complies with applicable provisions of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (as amended), related Executive Orders 11246 and 11375, Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (as amended), Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (“USERRA’), and all local and state civil rights laws. Under this policy, equal opportunity for employment, admission, and participation in the Col14 • register: 541-996-6222 • winter 2019
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lege’s programs, services, and activities will be extended to all persons, and the College will promote equal opportunity and treatment through application of this policy and other College efforts designed for that purpose. Persons having questions about equal opportunity and nondiscrimination should contact either: Dean of Students Cindy Carlson 541-867-8511 ccarlson@oregoncoastcc.org Human Resources Manager Joy Gutknecht 541-867-8515 joy.gutknecht@oegoncoastcc.org. Questions can also be mailed to their attention at: 400 SE College Way, Newport, OR 97366.
OCCC Credit Courses: Winter 2019 course number BI232-Z1 BI232-Z2 BI234-Z1 BI234-Z2 CAS122-Z1 CAS133-Z1 CAS170-Z1
title HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II BI232-Z1 LAB HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II BI232-Z2 LAB MICROBIOLOGY BI234-Z1 LAB MICROBIOLOGY BI234-Z2 LAB KEYBOARDING FOR SPEED/ACCURACY BASIC COMPUTER SKILL/MS OFFICE BEGINNING EXCEL
days M W M W M W M W T R T R T R T R R T TBA
time 11:30AM-12:50PM 10:00AM-11:20AM 11:30AM-12:50PM 8:30AM-9:50AM 1:00PM-2:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 8:30AM-10:20AM 5:30PM-7:20PM 5:00PM-7:20PM TBA-TBA
room location CC-062 Newport CC-236 CC-062 Newport CC-236 CC-062 Newport CC-236 CC-062 Newport CC-236 CC-061 Newport CC-061 Newport Online Online
course number CG100-Z1 CG100-Z2 COMM111-Z2 COMM140-Z1 COMM228-Z1
title COLLEGE SURVIVAL AND SUCCESS COLLEGE SURVIVAL AND SUCCESS PUBLIC SPEAKING INTRO TO INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION MASS COMMUNICATION AND SOCIETY
days M W F TBA F M W
time 6:00PM-7:20PM 1:00PM-3:50PM TBA-TBA 9:00AM-12:50PM 3:30PM-5:20PM
room CC-062 CC-047 Online CC-062 CC-244
location instructor Newport MILLER-MORGAN, MEGAN N. Newport HARPER, THERESA Online BISHOP, JANICE M. Newport STAFF, STAFF Newport DEWAR, GREGORY
course number ECE120-Z1 ECE121-Z1 ECE124-Z1 ECE196-Z1
title days INTRODUCTION TO EARLY EDUCATION AND FAMILY T OBSERVATION AND GUIDANCE I R MULTICULTURAL PRACTICES: EXPLORING OUR VIEWS T R TEAMING AND COMMUNICATION IN ECE SETTINGS W
time 5:00PM-6:20PM 5:00PM-6:20PM 3:00PM-4:20PM 5:00PM-6:50PM
room CC-249 CC-049 CC-048 CC-048
location Newport Newport Newport Newport
course number ENG106-Z1 ENG106-Z2 ENG260-Z1 ESR173-Z1 ESR173-Z1 G202-Z1 G208-Z1 GS106-Z1
title days INTRO TO LITERATURE (POETRY) M W INTRO TO LITERATURE (POETRY) M W INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN WRITERS TBA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: GEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE M W LAB W PHYSICAL GEOLOGY T R VOLCANOES AND THEIR ACTIVITY W PHYSICAL SCIENCE-GEOLOGY TBA
time 5:30PM-7:20PM 5:30PM-7:20PM -TBA 3:30PM-5:20PM 2:30PM-3:30PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 5:00PM-7:50PM -TBA
room location instructor CC-032 Newport LASK, PAUL NC-208 Lincoln City LASK, PAUL Online Online PAVLISH, CATHERINE A. NC-217 Lincoln City LILLEY, WILLIAM D. NC-217 CC-236 Newport BERNHARDT, GILBERT T. CC-233 Newport BERNHARDT, GILBERT T. Online Online LARA, GENIFER
course number HST102-Z1 HST202-Z1 HST202-Z2 LIB101-Z1
title WEST CIV: MEDIEVAL TO MODERN HISTORY OF THE US 1840-1914 HISTORY OF THE US 1840-1914 LIBRARY RESEARCH AND BEYOND: Find, Select and Cite
days TBA TBA M TBA
time -TBA -TBA 1:00PM-3:20PM -TBA
room Online Online CC-032 Online
location Online Online Newport Online
course number MTH105-Z1 MTH105-Z2 MTH111-Z2 MTH112-Z1 MTH20-Z1 MTH243-Z1 MTH58-Z1 MTH60-Z1 MTH65-Z1 MTH65-Z2 MTH95-Z1 MTH95-Z2 MTH98-Z1
title MATH IN SOCIETY MATH IN SOCIETY COLLEGE ALGEBRA ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS BASIC MATH (ARITHMETIC) STATISTICS I MATH LITERACY I INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA - FIRST TERM INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA- SECOND TERM INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA- SECOND TERM INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA MATH LITERACY II
days M W M W T R W T R T T R T T R R M W M W T R
time 3:30PM-5:20PM 3:30PM-5:20PM 5:00PM-7:20PM 8:00AM-10:20AM 8:00AM-10:20AM 5:00PM-7:20PM 5:00PM-7:20PM 8:00AM-10:20AM 1:00PM-3:20PM 8:00AM-10:20AM 8:00AM-10:20AM 5:30PM-7:50PM 8:00AM-10:20AM
room CC-032 NC-208 CC-047 CC-049 CC-047 CC-032 CC-048 CC-032 NC-211 CC-032 CC-048 NC-211 CC-048
location Newport Lincoln City Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Lincoln City Newport Newport Lincoln City Newport
college survival & communications
early childhood education
english, environmental studies & geology
history & library science mathematics
instructor FISHER, MATTHEW R. FISHER, MATTHEW R. SQUIERS, ALYSSA F. SQUIERS, ALYSSA F. STAFF, STAFF BOYCE, THOMAS BOYCE, THOMAS
instructor MOLLINO, LINDA A. MOLLINO, LINDA A. MOLLINO, LINDA A. HAMILTON, LAURA K.
instructor ANAND, LILIA D. JACKSON, TUCKER JACKSON, TUCKER ADOLF, DARCI L.
instructor WILLIAMS, ALISON WILLIAMS, ALISON THOMAS, MATTHEW BURAK, MARGE M. KEEHN, ROGER A. WILLIAMS, ALISON BURAK, MARGE M. BURAK, MARGE M. LONGO, LUCINDA BURAK, MARGE M. WILLIAMS, ALISON HUFF, DAMIAN J. WILLIAMS, ALISON
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OCCC Credit Courses: Winter 2019 music course number MUP171A-Z1 MUP174A-Z1 MUP177A-Z1 MUP180A-Z1 MUP192A-Z1 MUP293A-Z1 MUS108-Z1 MUS191P-Z1 MUS191-Z1 MUS192P-Z1 MUS192-Z1 MUS193P-Z1 MUS193-Z1 MUS220A-Z1
title APPLIED MUSIC/PIANO APPLIED MUSIC/VOICE APPLIED MUSIC/VIOLINCELLO APPLIED MUSIC/GUITAR APPLIED MUSIC/MISCELLANEOUS APPLIED MUSIC/GUITAR II MUSIC CULTURES OF THE WORLD CLASS PIANO I CLASS GUITAR I CLASS PIANO II CLASS GUITAR II CLASS PIANO III CLASS GUITAR III CHORUS
days TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA T R T R T R T R T R T R T R T R
time -TBA -TBA -TBA -TBA -TBA -TBA 3:30PM-4:50PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 11:30AM-12:50PM
room CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179
location instructor Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport MCKENNEY, CHRISTINE M. Newport FOLLETT, KATHLEEN J. Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE Newport SCOVILLE, MARY LEE
course number NCMA103-Z1 NCMA111-Z1 NCMA112-Z1 NCMA112-Z2 NUR142-Z1 NUR242-Z1 EMS106-Z1 FN225-Z1 HE112-Z1 HE250-Z1 MP111-Z1
title OFFICE SKILLS FOR THE MEDICAL OFFICE BODY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION II CLINICAL PROCEDURES II CLINICAL PROCEDURES II CARE OF ACUTELY III PATIENTS & DEVELOPING Families I CARE OF PATIENTS IN SITUATION OF CRISIS & in Community EMT PART II NUTRITION STANDARD FIRST AID & EMERGENCY PERSONAL HEALTH MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
days TBA M W T R
time -TBA 10:00AM-11:50AM 9:00AM-3:30PM 9:00AM-3:30PM
room Online CC-047 SC-108 SC-108
location Online Newport Waldport Waldport
instructor BARTON, LYNN R. WAY, ANN BRECIK, SHANNON D. BRECIK, SHANNON D.
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9:00AM-11:50AM 6:00PM-9:20PM TBA-TBA -TBA -TBA TBA-TBA
CC-271 CC-271 Online CC-271 Online Online
Newport Newport Online Newport Online Online
BARTON, LYNN R. MILLER, DAVID R. ORTON, ALESHA S. STAFF, STAFF STAFF, STAFF REANEY, BONNIE J.
course number PE182K-Z1 PE182L-Z1 PSY101-Z1 PSY202A-Z1 PSY215-Z1 PSY215-Z2 PSY215-Z3 RD115-Z1 SOC205-Z1
title YOGA I (1/22/19-3/23/19) YOGA II (1/22/19-3/23/19) PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN RELATIONS INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY - PART 2 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT COLLEGE READING SOCIAL CHANGE IN SOCIETIES
days T R T R T R TBA M W M W TBA M W M W
time 8:30AM-10:20AM 8:30AM-10:20AM 8:30AM-10:20AM -TBA 8:30AM-10:20AM 8:30AM-10:20AM -TBA 10:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM
room CC-151 CC-151 CC-070 Online CC-032 NC-208 Online CC-151 CC-048
location Newport Newport Newport Online Newport Lincoln City Online Newport Newport
course number SPA102-Z1 SPA102-Z2 SPA112C-Z1 SPA112C-Z2 SPA202-Z1 SPA212C-Z1 WR115-Z1 WR121-Z1 WR121-Z2 WR121-Z3 WR121-Z4 WR122-Z1 WR122-Z2 WR122-Z3 WR122-Z4 WR227-Z1 WR246-Z1
title FIRST YEAR SPANISH- SECOND TERM FIRST YEAR SPANISH- SECOND TERM FIRST YR SPANISH CONVERSATION FIRST YR SPANISH CONVERSATION SECOND YEAR SPANISH - 2ND TERM INTERMEDIATE SPANISH CONVERSATION INTRODUCTION TO EXPOSITORY WRITING ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION TECHNICAL/PROFESSIONAL WRITING 1 ADV CREATV WRITNG: EDIT/PUBLSH
days T R M W T R M W M W M W T R T R T R TBA M W T R T R M W TBA TBA T R
time 1:30PM-3:20PM 6:00PM-7:50PM 1:00PM-1:25PM 5:30PM-5:55PM 1:30PM-3:20PM 1:00PM-1:25PM 12:00PM-12:50PM 1:00PM-2:50PM 3:30PM-5:20PM TBA-TBA 1:00PM-2:50PM 5:30PM-7:20PM 1:00PM-2:50PM 5:30PM-7:20PM -TBA -TBA 3:30PM-4:50PM
room CC-049 CC-049 CC-049 CC-049 CC-049 CC-049 CC-249 CC-249 NC-204 Online CC-047 NC-204 CC-047 CC-047 Online Online CC-047
location instructor Newport WALES, ANN Newport WALES, ANN Newport WALES, ANN Newport WALES, ANN Newport WALES, ANN Newport WALES, ANN Newport HAMILTON, LAURA K. Newport HAMILTON, LAURA K. Lincoln City GASPAR, KAHEA Online PAVLISH, CATHERINE A. Newport LASK, PAUL Lincoln City GASPAR, KAHEA Newport MISITI, PATRICK J. Newport O’NEILL, SARA Online STAFF, STAFF Online PAVLISH, CATHERINE A. Newport MISITI, PATRICK J.
nursing & allied health
physical education, psychology, reading & sociology
spanish & writing
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instructor MARQUEZ, SARAH MARQUEZ, SARAH LAUGHLIN, RICK E. QUARLES, JEANNE C. LAUGHLIN, RICK E. LAUGHLIN, RICK E. QUARLES, JEANNE C. HAMILTON, LAURA K. RESZ, SUSAN D.
ged, esol & more Want to earn your GED certificate? OCCC offers GED preparation classes each term in both Newport and Lincoln City. These classes cost $20 per term. To get started, attend a mandatory two-session orientation at either location (see below). A student must be at least 16 years old to attend classes or take the test, and 16- and 17-year-olds must complete a Home School application from Linn Benton Lincoln Educational Service District, send it back to LBL-ESD, then return the Authorization form to the testing examiner to “unlock” the test. For those who take classes at the College, the forms will be available and this process is expedited during orientation. Winter 2019 Orientation Schedule for GED & Adult General Education Classes Two-day or two-night orientation attendance required before enrolling in a GED class.
Newport Day Class Orientation Newport Night Class Orientation Lincoln City Day Class Orientation Lincoln City Night Class Orientation Newport Day Class Newport Night Class Lincoln City Day Class Lincoln City Night Class
12 to 4 pm, Mon. & Wed., Jan. 7 & 9 or Feb. 4 & 6 5:30 pm-9 pm, Mon. & Wed., Jan. 7 & 9 or Feb. 4 & 6 9 am-Noon, Tues. & Thurs., Jan. 8 & 10 or Feb. 5 & 7 5 pm-8 pm, Tues. & Thurs., Jan. 8 & 10 or Feb. 5 & 7
Winter 2019 GED & Adult General Education Class Schedule
Mondays & Wednesdays, 1pm-3:50 pm, starting Jan. 7 Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:30 pm-8:20 pm, starting Jan. 7 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9 am-Noon, starting Jan. 8 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5 pm-8 pm, starting Jan. 8
Room 25 Room 25 Room 124 Room 124 Room 27 Room 27 Room 123 Room 123
OCCC’s ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Classes
Instructor: Will Quillian, wquillian@oregoncoastcc.org Beginning the week of Jan. 7 • 541-867-8517 Newport Morning Class Lunes, Miercoles, & Viernes (Mon, Wed & Fri), 9 am-11:20 am Room 24 Newport Night Class Lunes e Miercoles (Mon & Wed), 6 pm-8 pm Meets at Oceanspray Family Center, 1039 NW Nye St. Newport Night Class Martes e Jueves (Tues & Thurs), 6 pm-8 pm Meets at Foodshare of Lincoln County, 535 NE 1st St. Laboratorio de Escritura (Writing Lab): Intermedio/avanzado (Intermediate/advanced) Lunes e Miercoles (Mon & Wed), 11:30 am-12:50 pm Room 24 Jueves (Thursday), 2 pm-3:20 pm Room 24
ged testing info Registering for GED Testing • Visit GED Testing Services at GED.com • Create a My GED account • Write down your User Name and password for future access Making an Appointment • Locate the Testing Center • Check the testing schedule • Choose an appointment day/time • Pay for the test (credit or debit card or voucher) GED Testing Fees • The fee for each test is $38 (there are four tests). • Testing candidates will be able to take two
re-tests per subject area (8 total). The retest fee is $10. All initial and retest fees are paid when a testing appointment is made. Arriving for Your Test • Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled test appointment. • Please bring a valid government issued picture I.D. with a signature. Your ID can not be expired. • Check in at Student Services. • Read & sign Candidate Rules Agreement. For 16- and 17-Year-Old Students Candidates 16 and 17 years of age must provide proof of one of the following in order to take the GED test: • A Release from Compulsory Attendance from last high school attended.
• Be a student in the GED Options program. • Married or legally emancipated. What to Bring Candidates should refrain from bringing to the testing center large items such as backpacks, purses, laptops and other electronics, and books. Your personal items must fit in small lockers provided to you during testing. You will be asked to remove large watches and other large jewelry before entering the room. The only things candidates need to bring are their ID and car keys (if applicable). For more details, contact Cheryle Burkhart, GED Testing Specialist, at 541-867-8505. To obtain a copy of a GED certificate or GED transcript, visit GED.com. winter 2019 • register: 541-996-6222 • 17
It’s never too late for college! County residents aged 65 and above get free tuition for credit classes on a space-available basis and taken for an audit. Auditing is taking a class without receiving a grade or credit. You can only audit a class if there are still seats available on the first day of class. This 100% tuition waiver does not cover lab fees, books, or other class fees. Many classes fill up early, so space is not guaranteed. To use the waiver, find the class you’d like to take in the class schedule, but don’t register yet. Print out the senior waiver form and contact the instructor on the first day of class. Get the instructor’s permission to take the class and have her/him sign the form, then return to Student Services in Newport or Lincoln City. After the waiver has been applied to your account, log into myOCCC and pay any fees not covered by the waiver. Registration prior to the first day of class will void the waiver. Note: you must be an OCCC student to use this waiver. Becoming a student is easy – simply fill out OCCC’s online application for admission. For details about the program, visit oregoncoastcc.org/senior-waiver.
Privacy of Student Information Oregon Coast Community College shall follow all applicable state and federal laws, rules, and regulations which apply to student records. All information contained in the College records which is personally identifiable to any student shall be kept confidential and not released except upon prior written consent of the subject student or upon the lawful subpoena or other order of a court of competent jurisdiction. Student information may be shared among College faculty and staff on an official basis. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (Statute: 20 U.S.C. 1232g; Regulations: 34CRF Part 99), also known as FERPA or the Buckley amendment, is a federal law that states (a) a written institutional policy must be established and (b) that a statement of adopted procedures covering the privacy rights of students be made available. The law provides that the institution
will maintain the confidentiality of student education records and affords students certain rights regarding their educational records. They are in general: • The right to obtain a copy of OCCC’s current Student Records Policy. •The right to inspect and review their own educational records. • The right to seek to amend their own educational records. • The right to have some control over the disclosure of information from their own educational records by authorizing or denying access in writing. • The right to file complaints of alleged failures to comply with the requirements of FERPA with the U.S. Dep. of Education. Note: FERPA rights belong to the OCCC student, regardless of the student’s age. Questions about these policies can be directed to the Enrollment Services Manager at 541-8678501.
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Don’t miss Oregon’s two-year to four-year degree transfer event, coming Jan. 15 Whether you have your academic goals mapped out or are unsure about your next step, transfer day is a great opportunity to learn more about Oregon colleges and their resources. You will be able to meet with admissions and recruitment professionals from Oregon’s public and private colleges, and to learn about course offerings, admission requirements, college costs, financial aid. Past participating colleges include: Oregon State University, University of Oregon, Pacific University, Portland State University, Oregon Tech, Concordia University, University of Western States, University of Portland, Linfield College, Eastern Oregon University, The College of Idaho and Grand Canyon University TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 • 10 AM - 1 PM STUDENT COMMONS CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS • NEWPORT
Preparing for the CCB Exam WITH STEVE LONG CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The CCB Exam is Included in this Program! Friday & Saturday, Feb. 8 & 9 • 8am-5pm Both Days Fee: $425 • Includes all materials and exam OCCC North County Center • Lincoln City Course Delivered via Distance-Delivery Video Conference, live from Clackamas CC This Construction Contractors Board (CCB) class will provide the following information: LESSON 1: Business Structure, Business Finance, Business Taxes LESSON 2: Bids & Estimates, Contracts, Project Management, Lien Law LESSON 3: Oregon Code, Safety, Environmental Issues, Building Envelope LESSON 4: Oregon Construction Law, Employees, Subcontractors
How it works:
After each Lesson an exam will be given on the topics presented. The exam is timed and is not an open book test. The passage percentage for each exam is 70% or above. If you do not pass all the exams you will need to retake the ones you missed. There is a $50 fee for each time you need to retake an exam. The course is offered by the OCCC Small Business Development Center (SBDC), in partnership with the Clackamas Community College SBDC.
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Small Business Classes
stewart brannen, left, and alberto flores
Crank up the EQ: Emotional Intelligence
Back by popular demand, the OCCC SBDC is pleased to once again offer Stewart Brannen’s fresh take on the benefits of focusing on honing and understanding your Emotional Intelligence (EQ). Created last year, Brannen’s first iteration of this program was met with praise from workshop participants. New for Winter ‘19, Stewart is adding a Leadership component to the course. Warm up to the fascinating world of emotional intelligence (EQ) and discover how to apply a richer understanding to the interplay of human emotions in our daily lives. Modern science is revealing that the more EQ we have, the greater likelihood we are to succeed in our jobs, in our relationships, in our family life and most importantly with ourselves. Instructed by a certified intentional leadership coach, this class is designed to share the latest insights into EQ and how it can generate “Aha!” moments in our personal awareness and interaction with others. Stewart Brannen is CEO of the Siletz Tribal Business Corporation. INSTRUCTOR: STEWART BRANNEN TUESDAYS, 6-7:30PM • JANUARY 8-29 • $45 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
Six Steps to a Better Business
This powerful class provides Lincoln County business owners and managers the chance to step out of your business and get focused. You will walk away with concrete ideas on how to increase your profits, make your team more effective, and get a better grip on your time management. You will leave this practical seminar with a clearer direction and new tools to achieve your goals faster. The instructor will discuss strategies and proven techniques to enable you to spend more time working on your business, rather than simply working in your Business. The instructor will also demonstrate how to improve the productivity and commitment of team members, as well as showing you how you can attract, retain, and motivate the very best team in your business, cost-effectively. Dr. Flores is Oregon Coast Community College’s first-ever full-time business faculty and is growing the College’s various degree and certificate programs. His class is open to anyone and ideal for any Lincoln County entrepreneur, or anyone thinking of starting a business. INSTRUCTOR: DR. ALBERTO FLORES TUESDAY, 2-5PM • JANUARY 15 • $25 TUESDAY, 2-5PM • FEBRUARY 19 • $25 TUESDAY, 2-5PM • MARCH 12 • $25 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration under Cooperative Agreement Number SBAHQ-18-B-0034. SBA’s funding is not an endorsement of any products, opinions, or services. All SBA funded programs are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested in advance. Contact the SBDC at Oregon Coast Community College, 3788 SE High School Dr., Lincoln City, OR 97367, 541-994-4166.
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Small Business Classes What’s Next?
What do you want to do next? Perhaps…a new offering from your business, moving from working to retirement, from one job (or career!) to another, from feeling out of shape to feeling strong, or from being curious about a new skill to learning it. Transitions are challenging. A pretty sure bet is that it’s going to take you outside your comfort zone, which can feel awkward, lonely, and sometimes downright scary. But here’s the thing. It’s worth it! You get to create a life you love. In this class, you’ll clarify what you want next through using an in-depth visualization tools, and then sharpen the focus through activities leading you to specific action steps. You’ll leave with a plan for doing what’s next for you. Bring: something to write on, something to write with, and your desire and courage to choose what’s next for you. INSTRUCTOR: JALENE CASE TUESDAY, 5:30 – 8:30PM •FEBRUARY 5 • $50 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT THURSDAY, 5:30 -- 8:30PM •FEBRUARY 7 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
Getting the Right Work Done
How do you choose what’s most valuable to get done? What’s your system for holding the focus on what’s important rather than continually being distracted by what’s seemingly urgent? We all have stuff we want (and need!) to get done. Why don’t we just do it? The trick is to find the way that works for you. In this hand’s-on workshop, we’ll delve into: • Connecting with your core values… the “why” fueling your actions • Designing a goal system…setting & tracking • Removing obstacles in your way… identifying the visible (and invisible!) blocks • Building a support system…the lubricant to make the process flow smoothly Bring: something to write on, something to write with, and your desire and curiosity for getting what’s most important to you done. INSTRUCTOR: JALENE CASE TUESDAY, 5:30 – 8:30PM •MARCH 5 •$50 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT THURSDAY, 5:30 -- 8:30PM • MARCH 7 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
jalene case
ABOUT JALENE CASE
Jalene comes to the work of helping individuals and teams achieve their goals with 35 years of diverse business leadership experience. She holds a Masters in Education with a focus in organizational learning and has earned certifications in professional coaching and various assessment tools in order to offer clients a unique support strategy and reach purposeful results. She is naturally curious, courageous, and willing to go all-in in order to encourage people to reach higher and take meaningful action. In 2015, she went on the trip of a lifetime, traveling with her husband from Oregon to the southern tip of South America on motorcycles for 2 years and 42,000 miles. Learn more about Jalene and her purposeful work at JaleneCase.com.
linda roy
Real Estate Broker License Course
Have you tried studying online, independently (and alone) for your Real Estate Broker’s License test? All too often, independent online study grinds on for months and months longer than you planned. This class is designed to keep you and your classmates on track, week in and week out, as you work as a group and independently towards preparing to successfully take your Real Estate Broker License test. Start in October, and take your test before Christmas! There are definitely cheaper online independent study programs available. This course, though, proves the reliable axiom that one gets what one pays for. The course meets Tuesday evenings from 6pm to 9pm, with additional online study required throughout the term. Students are also required to attend an all-day final exam prep session on the Saturday after the final Tuesday class. INSTRUCTOR: LINDA ROY TUESDAYS, 5:30 -- 8:30PM • JANUARY 15 – MARCH 18 AND SATURDAY, MARCH 23 • $600 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY winter 2019 • register: 541-994-4166 • 21
Small Business Classes Doing Business in Lincoln County Is Your Website Working An introduction to business formation, licensing, registration, marketfor Your Business? ing, and operations. The course is a mix of general start-up information and specific considerations for Oregon Coast businesses. From its start, with a lively exercise in determining break-even point, to philosophical discussions of the traits and personalities common in successful entrepreneurs, this class is a powerful first step for someone contemplating launching their own business and a robust refresher for owners and managers of established businesses. INSTRUCTOR: CRAIG GRANT WEDNESDAY, 10AM – 1PM • FEBRUARY 20 • $25 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
Social Media: Keeping Up with the Changes
Are you using the right social media channels for your business? There are many platforms, they each work differently and can provide different results for varying types of businesses. They also have different tools, strategies, clients, and markets. Just this winter, Facebook unveiled a series of changes to its algorithm – changes that have profoundly affected how businesses need to use the tool to market effectively on Facebook. How can a small business keep up and have the time to be successful while doing all the other operational issues required to thrive on the Coast? This class will cover the many changes, updates, and tools each platform uses (including Facebook’s recent major changes) and how to determine which Social Media tools may work best for you and your business. In a world of mass marketing and noise, how can you really talk directly to clients, and reach them just when they are in the market for your product?
Did you pay a lot for a website and still can’t be found on a Google search? Do you know how much traffic your website is getting? Where is that traffic coming from? What search words do people use to find your services? Google Analytics is a free, powerful, independent tool that can provide you with real answers to how and when visitors are finding your website, and what type of users visit the site, and your social media platforms. Prerequisite: A website with Google Analytics, and access to your report with at least 30 days of traffic – students unsure of how to load Google Analytics on their site should contact the instructor prior to class. To do so, simply call 541-994-4166. This class will cover: • How to read your Google Analytics report • How to evaluate what different reports mean • How to filter out spam traffic from the report • How this information can be used to improve your website • Learn which pages on your site generate the most visits • Understand bounce rate, and how it affects your ranking • What search terms are sending clients to your page • How to block foreign traffic from your site While no one can guarantee Google placement, knowing and understanding your website traffic and the behavior of those clients that are actively using your site can help you improve your results and, ultimately, grow your sales online and in-person. INSTRUCTOR: MISTY LAMBRECHT MONDAY, 5:30-8:30PM • FEBRUARY 25 • $35 SOUTH COUNTY CENTER, WALDPORT FRIDAY, 9-NOON • MARCH 1 • $35 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY FRIDAY, 2-5PM • MARCH 1 • $35 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
INSTRUCTOR: MISTY LAMBRECHT MONDAY, 5:30-8:30PM • JANUARY 28 • $35 SOUTH COUNTY CENTER, WALDPORT FRIDAY, 9-12PM • FEBRUARY 1 • $35 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY FRIDAY, 2-5PM • FEBRUARY 1 • $35 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT
WordPress Open Lab
If you have ever taken our Wordpress course and would like a quick refresher or have questions about your current Wordpress this class is for you. We can help you with the following items in this unique dropin lab. Come anytime and leave anytime with this open format, we will cover: updating your software - backing up your software - updating or adding plugins for security, galleries, search engine optimization, or woocommerce shopping cart - changing themes or updating your current theme - adding a blog or updating content. INSTRUCTOR: MISTY LAMBRECHT FRIDAY, 9-NOON & 1-4PM • FEBRUARY 22 • $35 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY
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FREE ADVISING
Any Lincoln County business - as well as anyone considering starting a business - can take advantage of the OCCC Small Business Development Center’s core service: No-Cost, Confidential, One-on-One Business Advising. Simply register at oregoncoastbusiness.com and you’ll be connected with one of our team, like Misty Lambrecht, pictured here.
Small Business Classes
Save Yourself a Seat, for our OregonSaves Workshop
The Oregon State Treasury is launching a new retirement savings program called OregonSaves. OregonSaves is a simple and convenient way for workers to save for retirement. It allows employees to save a part of each paycheck in their own, professionally-managed retirement account through payroll deductions at work. The account is also portable, allowing employees to take their account with them from job to job. Any business with employees in Oregon that doesn’t offer a qualified retirement plan will need to facilitate the State’s program for its employees. The program began in July 2017 with a small pilot group of employers. It is scheduled to continue to roll out in phases to all Oregon employers through 2020. Wondering when your Lincoln County business has to be participating? Check the diagram, above. If your business has five employees, for example, you need to be set up by November 2019. Don’t miss this free workshop, where you can ask questions and be fully prepared to comply with this new statewide program. PRESENTER: TED BENDER TUESDAY, JAN. 22 • 9AM-NOON • FREE NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY TUESDAY, JAN. 22 • 2-5PM • FREE CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT
Marketing with Instagram
Instagram is a powerful storytelling platform allowing businesses to connect with their audience at a very personal, very human level. Developed by photographers, Instagram was built to be visually inspirational, making it an ideal platform for businesses with products or services that can be captured visually (e.g. lifestyle, food, retail, design, fashion, etc. – in other words, countless Oregon Coast businesses are great candidates for using Instagram to communicate with existing and potential customers). Many business owners question whether or not they need a presence on Instagram? The answer is yes! Leveraging the power of Instagram for business branding and networking is critical. At this class, attendees can expect to learn how to connect with potential customers, give their business character, and sell through this social network. INSTRUCTOR: MISTY LAMBRECHT MONDAY, 5:30-8:30PM • MARCH 11 • $35 SOUTH COUNTY CENTER, WALDPORT winter 2019 • register: 541-994-4166 • 23
NONPROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID PORTLAND OR PERMIT NO. 3142
Pearls of Wisdom
March 9, 2019 • Tickets on sale now! oregoncoastcc.org/foundation/pearls-registration 541.867.8531 or foundation@oregoncoastcc.org
Experience an exclusive open house and drop in on specially designed classroom activities. Visit our new state-of-the-art digital media studio, look behind the scenes in the Aquarium Science building, and meet the mannequins in our Nursing sim lab. Faculty and students will be on hand to guide you through each activity, answer your questions about our programs, and provide personal insight on the OCCC student experience. Pearls of Wisdom is hosted by the OCCC Foundation to raise funds in support of OCCC programs and student scholarships, providing local access to quality education. Each $75 ticket includes dinner, adult beverages, activities, and one raffle ticket (additional raffle tickets available online and at the event). Raffle prizes include beer-of-the-month or spirit-of-the-month packages from Rogue, an overnight stay at Overleaf Lodge with spa credit, and more.
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