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Turkish-Jewish Brunch Feast
Birdwatching – Welcome Back the Migrants
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Homemade Herbal Soap 16 to Keep or Give
CONTINUING EDUCATION MISSION
We are Committed to Enriching Lives by: • Expanding Horizons • Serving the Community • Offering Opportunities for Lifelong Learning
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Spring is Here. Where will it take you? Basics of Bicycle Touring, Travel the World Volunteering, page 27
Continuing Education Student Art Show – Summer, 2015
Therapeutic Uses 26 of Essential Oils More information to follow. Check for updates at https://continuinged.northseattle.edu/artshow.
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North Seattle College Continuing Education 206.934.3705 • conted@seattlecolleges.edu • www.learnatnorth.org SPRING 2015 Volume 9 • No. 2
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Welcome to Continuing Education! Changing Your World Since 1970 Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself. – John Dewey
As a lifelong learner you know growth is synonymous with change. You know because you have an abiding need to look ahead to the next challenge, the next event, or the next discovery. Join a community built to support your drive for change and discovery, be it your first class with us or your thirty-first. Sign up for one class and find yourself enrolled for a lifetime.
The class was AWESOME! The teacher knows the material perfectly and he knows how to explain it to students. The material by itself was hard but very interesting. I enjoyed the class and I improved my skills. – Nadia Y. on Photo Storytelling Workshop with Beb Reynol Photo Storytelling Workshop page 13
TABLE OF CONTENTS Computer 2 Basics 2 Design 2 Excel 3 Access 3 Professional 4 Business Skills 4 Small Business 4 Work for Yourself 5 Continuing Education Units 5 K-12 Educators 5 Arts 8 Writing 8 Visual Arts 9 3D Arts 11 Photography 13 Drama 14 Music 14 Home 16 Crafts 16 Maintenance 16 Garden 18 Cooking 18 Wine & Spirits 20 Fitness 21 Exercise 21 Dance 22 Movement 23 Yoga 24 Enrichment 25 Nature & Science 25 Personal 25 Entertainment 27 Travel 27 Language 28 Spanish 28 Asian Languages 29 ESL 29 French 30 Sign Language 30 Registration Form NSC Information Class Location Map
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COMPUTER Basics Set Up, Protect & Maintain Your Windows 8 PC – Online Wonder how some people never seem to have any issues with their Windows PC? Learn the magic formula from an IT professional. You will be guided through installing and setting up your PC with the latest Windows 8 Operating System and desired software. Learn the minimum hardware requirements for today’s software and operating systems and how to choose the right hardware configuration if you need to make a new purchase. Install the Windows Operating System from “bare metal,” protect and secure your PC, and keep it running smoothly for the life of the equipment. 7005 4/6/2015 - 5/1/2015 Selke $175
COMPUTER
Mastering Computer Skills for the Workplace – Online
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KYLE HUNTRESS Kyle is an artist and arts instructor born in Cave Creek, Arizona. He received a BFA in printmaking from Northern Arizona University and earned his MFA at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. He currently resides in Seattle, Washington, printing at Printzero Studios and teaching courses at Seattle Central College. His prints are exhibited nationally and are crafted utilizing traditional methods of lithography, intaglio, and woodcut.
Design
Must-have skills to succeed in the workplace include the ability to create, edit and manage presentations in MS PowerPoint, documents in MS Word, email and calendars in MS Outlook, and spreadsheets in MS Excel. Microsoft Office Suite of applications is the most used software tool in the world. Stay current with this class, as it is always up-to-date and will change as the features of MS Office change over time. Master the most common uses so to work faster and more efficiently and take your computer skills from plain and drab to exciting and engaging. Leave class with a set of skills that are a workplace requirement in today’s fast paced, everchanging environment and will enable your future career success. 7007 4/6/2015 - 5/1/2015 Flanagan $195
Whether you want to print designs onto posters and textiles by yourself or through a commercial printer or if you’re an artist interested in using digital tools in your studio practice, this class is for you! Learn to use Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to design and prepare an image for print. This class will combine demonstration, group discussion and hands-on time to practice using the software. Bring a portable thumb drive or memory stick to class. 7149 4/21/2015 - 5/26/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 6 ses Tu Huntress On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $259
Computer Office Skills Workshop
HTML, CSS and Web Design
Sharpen the computer skills you need to succeed at home or at work. Learn the basics needed to utilize Word, Excel, Windows, and online browsers. You’ll learn tasks such as setting up documents in Word, creating worksheets in Excel, organizing presentations in PowerPoint, and maintaining organized files. There will be plenty of time for questions. 7057 4/22/2015 - 5/13/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 4 ses W Farrar On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $199 7058 5/21/2015 - 6/11/2015 1:30 - 4:30PM 4 ses Th Farrar On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $199
Learn HTML (the structural code of web pages) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets, the design language of the web) along with many best practice and workflow techniques for success in web design. Class uses Adobe Dreamweaver, industry standard software. 7131 4/10/2015 - 5/15/2015 10:00AM - 12:00PM 6 ses F Miller On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $199
Graphic Design for Artists and Entrepreneurs
WordPress for Websites Looking for a simple way to create a website? WordPress is a completely free and easy-to-use content management system for building and maintaining websites. Historically used for blogging, WordPress can also build powerful, database driven websites for many purposes, including e-commerce. This class will get you up and running in this exciting alternative approach to building websites. Intermediate computer and internet browsing skills required. 7132 5/22/2015 - 6/19/2015 1:00 - 3:00PM 5 ses F Miller On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $169
I was able to get an organized perspective of a topic that has interested me for some time. Using some of the techniques learned in the class has enabled me to rebuild my existing web pages so they are much more presentable and effective. – Lawrence D. on HTML, CSS and Web Design with Hugh Miller
View most recent class listings and register online at www.learnatnorth.org or call 206.934.3705.
COMPUTER Excel Excel 2010 Workshop Want to take Excel 2010 Level 1 but aren’t sure if you are ready? Take a quick three-hour tour of the program to get comfortable and prepare yourself for higher level tasks in Excel. You will create two or three worksheets, learn some basic uses of the program and gain confidence to take the next step. 7198 4/16/2015 - 4/16/2015 1:30 - 4:30PM 1 ses Th Farrar On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $69
Excel 2010 Series Enroll in this class and receive a price discount on Excel 2010 Level 1, 2 & 3. No Class 4/25/2015. Bring a memory stick or flash drive to class. 7082 4/18/2015 - 5/9/2015 9:00 - 4:00AM 3 ses Sa Richards On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $385
Excel 2010 – Level 1 Start with an introduction to Excel 2010. Learn techniques for entering data into cells, working with data, and using data tables more efficiently. Discover how to finish your workbook and how to navigate and get help in Excel 2010. This class will also cover basic techniques for filtering and limiting data that can be entered into individual cells. Course materials included. Not recommended for Mac users. Previous Windows experience recommended. Bring a memory stick or flash drive to class. 7077 4/18/2015 - 4/18/2015 9:00AM - 4:00PM 1 ses Sa Richards On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $159
Excel 2010 – Level 2 Build your Excel skills with intermediate techniques for sorting and summarizing data. Learn to create dynamic charts and graphs. Practice utilizing formulas and functions and develop your ability to collaborate with colleagues using passwords, comments, and change-tracking. Course materials included. Not recommended for Mac users. Prerequisite: Excel 2010 Level 1 or equivalent experience. Bring a memory stick or flash drive to class. 7078 5/2/2015 - 5/2/2015 9:00AM - 4:00PM 1 ses Sa Richards On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $159
Online Learning
Blow your boss away with your advanced Excel skills! This class includes a basic introduction to pivot tables for versatile data analysis. Learn to work with macros, alternative data models, and conditional formulas. Finish with a bonus section on how to get certified in Excel. Course materials included. Not recommended for Mac users. Prerequisite: Excel 2010 Level 2 or equivalent experience. Bring a memory stick or flash drive to class. 7079 5/9/2015 - 5/9/2015 9:00AM - 4:00PM 1 ses Sa Richards On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $159
Excel 2010 Formulas and Functions Solidify your expertise in Excel with an in-depth look at formulas and functions. Begin with a refresher on basic formulas, then explore functions in detail. Focus on basic and advanced text functions, financial and array formulas, and calculations through demos, lecture, and hands-on exercises. Course materials included. Not recommended for Mac users. Excel Level 3 or equivalent experience recommended. Bring a memory stick or flash drive to class. 7080 6/6/2015 - 6/6/2015 9:00AM - 3:00PM 1 ses Sa Richards On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $159
Excel 2010 Pivot Tables and Data Crunching Take data analysis to the next level. Learn the origin of pivots and basic techniques for creating and customizing pivots. Discover advanced techniques like performing calculations, remapping source data, accommodating disparate data sources, using macros to enhance your pivot tables and reverse pivots. Course materials included. Not recommended for Mac users. Excel Level 3 or equivalent experience recommended. Bring a memory stick or flash drive to class. 7081 6/13/2015 - 6/13/2015 9:00AM - 3:00PM 1 ses Sa Richards On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $159
Four week long instructor-facilitated courses FEATURED COMPUTER CLASSES • Boosting Your Website Traffic • Google+ • Improving Email Promotions • LinkedIn for Business
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Access
Beginning Access 2010
Explore Access 2010 and learn to use, create, and edit a database in this introductory class. Understand the relational nature of Access databases and how to relate tables to one another. This class will cover the purpose of a database, along with simple tables, forms, reports, and queries. 7203 4/23/2015 - 4/30/2015 1:30 - 4:30PM 2 ses Th Farrar On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $159
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PROFESSIONAL Business Skills Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers – Online Every successful person in the workplace utilizes financial information to aid effective decision making. This course explains the financial concepts and accounting processes used in most businesses and will provide practical techniques that will increase your effectiveness and career. Get the foundation to understand the seven steps in the accounting cycle and use financial information in decision making. Come away with the knowledge to analyze resource allocation and evaluate financial performance. 7000 4/6/2015 - 5/1/2015 deFonteny $195
QuickBooks 2012 Level 2 Further your knowledge of QuickBooks and improve your skills with this robust accounting software. Leave knowing how to customize forms, track inventory, use credit cards and sales tax and create reports or graphs. Explore the payroll feature in QuickBooks and learn how to create job estimates. Prerequisite: QuickBooks Level 1. Reference book included. 7170 5/19/2015 - 6/2/2015 1:30 - 4:30PM 3 ses Tu Franz On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $169
Accounting and QuickBooks Series Sign up for the Accounting and QuickBooks Series and receive a 20% price discount on Accounting for Small Business, QuickBooks Level 1, and QuickBooks Level 2. 7171 4/14/2015 - 6/2/2015 1:30 - 4:30PM 8 ses Tu Franz On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $349
Accounting for Small Business Discover basic accounting principles that you can apply using a simple paper ledger or as preparation for starting to use QuickBooks. Leave understanding journal entries, accounts payable, accounts receivable and more! Learn the ins and outs from an experienced bookkeeper and small business owner. 7015 4/14/2015 - 4/21/2015 1:30 - 4:30PM 2 ses Tu Franz On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $99
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QuickBooks 2012 Level 1
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Everything you needed to get started with QuickBooks. Learn easy ways to create a new company and build a chart of accounts. Use QuickBooks to invoice customers, enter bills, back up data and generate monthly reports. Prerequisite: Previous Windows Experience and familiarity with Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable. Reference book included. 7169 4/28/2015 - 5/12/2015 1:30 - 4:30PM 3 ses Tu Franz On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $169
Speak, Write, Meet: Workplace Communications Boost your impact at work. Discover how to deliver great presentations, write persuasive emails, and run productive, satisfying meetings. Michael Buschmohle teaches these communication techniques around the world (last year in China and Russia) and for Boeing, Seattle City Light, Microsoft and dozens of clients. 7205 5/30/2015 - 6/6/2015 9:00AM - 12:00PM 2 ses Sa Buschmohle On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3449 $89
Early Childhood Workshop for Au Pairs
Explore strategies to help manage day-to-day responsibilities when working with children. Course subjects include positive behavior guidance, promoting structure and effective routines, creating healthy and appealing snacks and meals, ageappropriate activities to promote whole-child development and working with children with special needs. Students will have the opportunity to ask specific questions, talk about their interests and a hands on opportunity to apply what they have learned. 7202 4/18/2015 - 4/25/2015 12:30 - 3:00PM 2 ses Sa Dolan On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3443 $85
Small Business How to Start and Operate a Small Business Provides an overview of starting and operating a small business including, taxes, types of ownership, licensing requirements, risk and financial analysis, establishing price for product or service, developing winning sales and marketing strategies, and building a plan for personal and business success. 7150 4/28/2015 - 5/26/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 5 ses Tu Odell On Campus: LB Bldg Room 1131 $165
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PROFESSIONAL Home Cooked: Starting a Food Business in Your Kitchen
Sell It on eBay!
Do you dream of turning your love for canning or baking into a side business? Find out how in this comprehensive class taught by an experienced food entrepreneur. Recent changes in the law make it easier than ever to start a home-based food business for baked goods and canned products. Learn about business licensing and health code policies plus best practices for food costing, branding and distribution. You’ll leave ready to whip up success! 7199 5/16/2015 - 5/16/2015 9:00AM - 5:00PM 1 ses Sa Lewis On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3445 $99
Join the 730,000+ people who make a part- or full-time living selling on eBay. Learn from an award-winning eBay expert how to set up an account, list an item, and what you need to do both during and after the auction ends. After this class you will be ready to kick-off your eBay career with confidence and ease. 7178 5/20/2015 - 5/27/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 2 ses W Shebley On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $69
Work for Yourself Getting Started in Voiceover – Online The demand for voice over (VO) talent has boomed over the last decade, driven by more demand for content online, an increased demand for audiobooks, and much easier production requirements. This class identifies every tool and skill you need to take advantage of this swelling need for voice over artists. This course will leave you with the plan you need to get going. 7004 4/6/2015 - 5/1/2015 Lawrence $245
The Hows of Housesitting
Interested in living rent-free? How about while traveling? Do you enjoy taking care of animals? Professional housesitting may be for you! This course covers all you need to know about housesitting— including finding opportunities, building a sitter profile, applying and interviewing, fulfilling your responsibilities and mitigating risk. 7071 4/25/2015 - 4/25/2015 9:00 - 11:00AM 1 ses Sa Burch On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3352 $29
Landlording 101
Online Learning FEATURED CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS • Business Research Certificate • Certificate in Data Analysis • Certificate in Non-Profit Administration • Certificate in Presentation Media • Certificate in Self-Publishing and eBooks • Managing Social Media Services Platforms Certificate • Social Media for Business Certificate • Video Marketing Certificate
Are you a composer, performer, or songwriter? Do you have original music already recorded that’s just sitting around? Learn how to pitch your music for television, film, and other media. This class will give you information on all aspects of music licensing. Leave ready to advance your career and create a new income stream from future royalties. Feel free to bring a sample of your music to class to learn which markets to explore (optional). 7194 6/6/2015 - 6/6/2015 9:00AM - 12:00PM 1 ses Sa Hartman On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1254A $49
Continuing Education Units Continuing Education Units (CEU) Fee Earn Continuing Education Units or CEUs to verify the completion of a class. After finishing your class, you will receive a letter of completion awarding CEUs. Students must register each quarter in which they wish to earn CEUs. 7390 $15
K-12 Educators Clock Hours Fee Teachers can earn Clock Hours with the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction for their Continuing Education class by registering for this fee. Pay this fee one time each quarter and earn clock hours for multiple classes! In order to grant clock hours, we need attendance verification from the instructor through a signed Clock Hours Reporting Form (provided upon registration). 7389 $15
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Learn to make landlording a rewarding experience in this introductory class. Dampen your concerns and increase your knowledge with an instructor who has had unmitigated success as a small-time landlord and property manager in this region. No matter what stage of the process you are in, learn the inside scoop about tenant relations and how to manage them. 7168 5/2/2015 - 5/2/2015 10:00AM - 2:00PM 1 ses Sa Bear On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3350 $59
Make Money Licensing Your Music
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PROFESSIONAL Generational Learning Styles for K-12 Teachers – Online Increase your understanding of how your current students learn and what your future students might need by examining the influence of generational characteristics on learning styles. We will explore fascinating information about the brain and how each generation has responded to their unique “cohort experience.” You will acquire the skills and information needed to facilitate Gen Y and the emerging generation of learners. Come away with the top 20 generational techniques for helping your students learn more. Class earns 16 clock hours. 7206 4/6/2015 - 5/1/2015 Dellabough $145
Social Media & Online Tools for K-12 – Online Facebook, Twitter, YouTube—since many of your students are already there, have you wondered if these networks might keep them engaged in your class? GoogleDocs, Adobe ConnectNow, iGoogle, Flicker, Teacher Tube, blogs, virtual labs and yes, even Facebook and Twitter can help you add dimension and interest to your class. You will discover tips to use a variety of social media and online tools to help your students. Discuss ways to overcome resistance you may encounter in using these programs. For all social media skills levels. Class earns 16 clock hours. 7247 4/6/2015 - 5/1/2015 Moore $145
Using Cell Phones in the Classroom – Online Class, turn your cell phones—on! Most of your students have cell phones, and now you can use this valuable tool in your classroom to engage and involve your students more in their learning. Discover how to implement cell phones in your classroom from a teacher who has done it successfully. Come away with a step-bystep how-to plan on enhancing your students’ learning, and your teaching. Class earns 16 clock hours. 7248 4/6/2015 - 5/1/2015 Moore $145
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The Sticks and Stones of Bullying – Online
Every day, countless young people all over the nation are bullied in their schools, busses, sports teams and cyberspace. This toxic behavior affects everyone. As awareness of bullying rises and parents and advocacy groups seek legal channels for protection and restitution, how will this impact our schools, students and educators? Discuss cyberbullying, the rise of bullycide (suicide by bullying), and explore and develop strategies to identify, address, and neutralize bullying. Class earns 24 clock hours. 7204 5/4/2015 - 6/12/2015 Chan-Frederick $195
Gender in the Classroom – Online Learn why girls waste 30% of their study time, why boys get worse grades than girls, why boys do less homework than girls, and the five learning habits girls get in school that hurt them in the workplace. Discover how girls learn, how boys learn, and take away 10 top tips for helping each gender learn and succeed more. Class earns 16 clock hours. 7207 6/1/2015 - 6/26/2015 Coates, Draves $145
Online Learning & Teaching for K-12 Teachers – Online Discover the fascinating world of online learning and teaching, and see why web-enhanced courses are being introduced in schools. Specifically designed for K-12 teachers, you will understand why and how your students learn online. Explore the many wonderful eTools being used, from drag-and-drop games to virtual labs. Find out how to use the web in your own teaching with online strategies for helping your students learn more and preparing them for the workplace. Class earns 16 clock hours. 7210 6/1/2015 - 6/26/2015 Draves $145
Students with Autistic Spectrum Disorder – Online Today, every school in the U.S. has students diagnosed with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder)—a neurological disorder on the autism spectrum. The effects of this disorder vary widely, but it is important for every teacher to understand how to recognize behaviors that may indicate Asperger’s Syndrome. In this course, you will learn strategies for working effectively with Asperger’s students and also how to work with parents to create positive learning environments for children and teens with this disorder. While geared to K-12 teachers, it is also relevant for counselors, faculty in higher education, parents and anyone else interested in understanding this important issue. Class earns 16 clock hours. 7211 6/1/2015 - 6/26/2015 Coates $145
Substitute Teacher Preparation – Online To be a substitute today takes student respect, skills and a portfolio of ideas and workable presentations. You may get the first call, but the successful substitute gets the second and third call. With information applicable to any U.S. state, you’ll gain working knowledge needed to be successful at any level and start with a portfolio of ideas to use the day you enter a new teaching environment. Learn what is expected and how to maximize your value to a school. Find out how to develop a sub notebook, understand classroom management, the latest techniques in developing lesson plans, how to use your own portfolio to assist in teaching, and more. Class earns 16 clock hours. 7228 6/1/2015 - 6/26/2015 Reilly $145
View most recent class listings and register online at www.learnatnorth.org or call 206.934.3705.
ARTS Writing Archetypes in Writing Bring your characters and their stories to life with archetypes, mythic models that illustrate universal patterns of human nature. Learn about the origins of archetypes and their use in popular culture, and how to identify your own archetypes to create archetypal tension and tragedy. You will discover how to move your story forward and add depth to your plot, connecting with readers on a new level. Prerequisite: foundational knowledge of writing techniques and structure. 7018 5/2/2015 - 5/9/2015 10:00AM - 12:00PM 2 ses Sa Pym On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3452 $49
Beginning Fiction Writing Improve the depth and flow of your storytelling in a class designed for new and developing creative writers. You will work step-bystep through a plan for a complete story including developing characters, mapping plot, writing dialogue, and creating exciting beginnings and resolutions. Bring pen and paper and be prepared to write. You will have lots of exercises and opportunities for feedback. Don’t spend another day NOT writing, join us and bring your stories to life. A $5 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. 7022 4/14/2015 - 5/19/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 6 ses Tu Adkins On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3345 $139
Effective Copywriting – Online Whether you send out a press release, communicate internally with a memo or promote your own skills on LinkedIn, strong writing skills are the key to success. Come away with tools and techniques you need to improve your copywriting skills and learn how to avoid the common writing mistakes that can hold you back. 7287 5/4/2015 - 5/29/2015 Will $195
Guided Autobiography Join a fun, interactive class that brings people together to explore major life themes. Learn how to use these themes to write and share stories about your life. Each week you will share your writing and listen to others within the safety of a supportive small group. No writing experience is required. Bring a pen and notebook to class. 7110 4/16/2015 - 6/4/2015 1:30 - 4:00PM 8 ses Th Horn On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3317 $159
“Who am I? How have I become the person I am today?” Following in the tradition and structure of the original Guided Autobiography Workshop, this companion course offers new writing themes. These topics explore the essential questions of self-development such as developing trust, exploring independence, finding power etc. In addition to sharing weekly writing in supportive small groups, participants use in-class practice sessions to hone their writing skills. Prerequisite: Previously taken Guided Autobiography I. Bring a pen and notepad to class. 7109 4/16/2015 - 6/4/2015 10:00AM - 12:30PM 8 ses Th Horn On Campus: ED Bldg Room 0843A $159
Self-Editing for Writers Have you sent an important email, only to discover embarrassing errors or omissions? Do you struggle to write clear, concise reports or memos? Perhaps you are revising an article, short story, thesis, or book-length manuscript and aren’t sure where to begin. This course is designed to help any writer learn to be a better selfeditor. Learn how to eliminate unwanted ambiguity, wordiness, and needless repetition; punctuate with confidence and accuracy; and identify a variety of grammar errors, including agreement errors, misplaced modifiers, and nonparallel construction. These editing basics will help you write with precision and style. 7151 4/23/2015 - 5/21/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 5 ses Th Austin On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3349 $95
Self-Publishing eBooks – Online eBooks are becoming more popular than ever. In addition to publishing fiction and non-fiction books, individuals and companies are using eBooks to market products, services, and ideas. Discover what makes a great eBook and how to create, format and publish one. Learn to create your eBook with text, photos, illustrations, audio, videos and hyperlinks to websites. You will also understand the different options you have in selfpublishing and distributing your eBook, and how to market it. 7011 5/4/2015 - 5/29/2015 Street $195
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JOANNE HORN Joanne has served as an adjunct f a c u l t y m e m b e r o f A n t i o ch University and taught at the UW Medical School, Seattle University and UW law schools.She earned advanced certificates from the Birren Center for Autobiographical Studies and the UW Geriatric Mental Health and Memoir Writing programs.
Guided Autobiography II: The Making of Me, Myself and I
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ARTS Visual Arts Introduction to Drawing Get inspired and draw like you’ve always wanted to! This class will encourage you to see the world and your work with ‘new’ eyes. Learn key tools and concepts that will develop your observational drawing skills. Explore a variety of media and techniques so you have a range of choices as you continue your artistic journey beyond this class. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7114 4/19/2015 - 6/7/2015 10:00AM - 12:00PM 8 ses Su Verba On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1530 $155
The Art of Writing and Critiquing
Enhance your writing skills by learning to give and receive constructive feedback. Through comics, surveys, writing exercises and peer review this course will help you fine-tune your unique creative process. Become a better writer by learning the finer points of rewriting. 7066 4/27/2015 - 5/18/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 4 ses M Glantz On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3422 $79
The Secrets of Powerful Writing
Good writing doesn’t have to be hard—not if you know the secrets! Whatever you write—emails, reports, articles, newsletters, blogs, or personal journals—you’ll benefit from being able to express yourself clearly and directly on paper. In this hands-on workshop you’ll learn to clarify your message, communicate complex information, avoid common mistakes, edit and proofread your writing, use proper grammar and punctuation, communicate on social and electronic media, and more. 7272 4/21/2015 - 5/5/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 3 ses Tu Dubois On Campus: TBA $85
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Workshop for Beginning and Intermediate Poets
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Discover many possibilities for expression through poetry. In this class, you will examine work by modern poets and write poems that apply a variety of basic concepts. Our poems will be shared in a supportive environment that focuses on their positive aspects and potential for revision as you build confidence and skills in a community of writers. 7113 4/18/2015 - 5/23/2015 10:00AM - 12:00PM 6 ses Sa Newman On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3460 $99
Writing for Children and Young Adults The manuscript for a board book is 10 words, and a picture book maxes out at a thousand words. Young adult novels give the writer 50,000 angst-ridden words with which to work. This eight-week class will explore the craft and rules of writing and publishing good books for children and young adults. 7052 4/15/2015 - 6/3/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses W Gonzalez On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3349 $125
Developing Your Drawing Skills
Develop your representational drawing skills in this class for the absolute beginner to the intermediate drawer. Learn techniques such as arm and pencil measuring, pure contour drawing and creating depth with tonal values. Create compelling drawings by learning how to closely observe the world around you using a range of different approaches. Bring willow charcoal, a pad of newsprint and a grey, kneaded eraser to the first class. 7073 4/11/2015 - 5/16/2015 12:00 - 2:00PM 6 ses Sa Schneider On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1530 $105 7074 5/23/2015 - 6/13/2015 12:00 - 2:00PM 4 ses Sa Schneider On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1530 $69
Figure Drawing Experience drawing the human figure with the guidance of a skilled artist. Hone drawing skills as you work from short poses to longer, more considered poses. Develop your ability to capture proportion, posture, structure and movement of the human form. Practice drawing male and female models and improve the connection between what you see and what you render. Price includes all model fees. Some drawing experience is recommended, but not required. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7115 4/17/2015 - 6/5/2015 6:00 - 8:30PM 8 ses F Chubotin On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1532 $185
SUSAN SCHNEIDER Susan has been a professional artist since 1971 and taught art classes in London for three years before moving to Seattle in 2008. She loves introducing people to the challenges and joys of watercolor and acrylics, and familiarizing them to materials to use when painting. Look for Susan at the Pike Place Market and the Ballard Farmers Market where she sketches people, dogs and produce.
View most recent class listings and register online at www.learnatnorth.org or call 206.934.3705.
ARTS Children’s Book Illustration – Level 2 Revisit that story you’ve always longed to illustrate and potentially publish. Learn how to create a children’s picture book step-bystep from initial story board to a finished dummy ready to mail to publishers. Create sketches for your story as well as some finished color illustrations. If you don’t have a story in mind, create your own take on a popular folktale. Previous experience with illustration required. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7249 4/16/2015 - 6/4/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 8 ses Th Orback On Campus: OC Bldg Room 0142A $145
Beginning Charcoal and Pastel
Beginning Abstract Drawing Free, beautiful, expressive, personal: This is abstract drawing! Course is based on using traditional drawing materials in black and white, and color (such as graphite, charcoal, pastel, and ink), and a good understanding of design elements and principles. It combines demonstrations, discussion, and lots of drawing work in class. Drawing is the arrangement of line and mark in space, designed to serve a variety of purposes. Abstract drawing describes the internal world to speak poetically of internal realities like feelings, imagination, and spirit. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7029 4/6/2015 - 6/8/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 9 ses M Paquette On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1530 $205
Explore the art of charcoal and pastel! Discover the many benefits of drawing still-life and learn to draw what you “see” and not what you “know.” Learn the direction of the light source and how to communicate this in your drawing, as well as the significance of light and shade and how it brings a three dimensional quality to your composition. This introductory course will demonstrate two charcoal techniques and an introduction to pastel which will be used to bring color to our last still-life. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7028 4/20/2015 - 6/15/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 8 ses M McVicker On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1354 $135
Abstract Watercolors Class combines the expressive, personal, object-free vision of Abstraction with the smaller, particular, intimate beauty of Watercolors. The focus is on the elements of design, the language of color and harmony, line, shape and space, to create an exciting and compelling painting that expresses a personal inner vision. Often alluding to Nature or a state of mind, Abstract Watercolors will carry the painter to the beauty of feelings, spirit, and imagination. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7030 4/7/2015 - 6/9/2015 9:30AM - 12:30PM 10 ses Tu Paquette On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1354 $225
Drawing and Modern Art
Have fun learning the ideas behind the groundbreaking art movements of the 20 th century and try creating artwork in those styles. Explore Cubism, Expressionism, Pop Art, Abstract Expressionism and more. Gain a greater understanding of modern art, get a fresh perspective on your own creativity while exploring the masters’ process. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7175 4/14/2015 - 6/2/2015 6:00 - 8:30PM 8 ses Tu Verba On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1532 $165
Children’s Book Illustration
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Come and explore the world of Children’s Book Illustration! Learn how to take a passage from a book, a poem or a children’s song and turn it into a sensational illustration! Obtain the skills to competently create an illustration that will be successful according to composition, line, value and color theory. At the end of this class you will have created an exciting work of art for young readers. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. Class meets in CC 1354 on 5/28/15. 7054 4/23/2015 - 6/11/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 8 ses Th McVicker On Campus: CC Bldg 1161 $135
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SPRING 2015 North Seattle College Continuing Education
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Expressive Watercolors
Beginners are introduced to the basics of watercolor painting, from creating blue sky washes to choosing the best pigment mix for a northwest overcast grey. Intermediate artists can look forward to refining their technique and developing a free and fresh approach to this dynamic and flexible medium. See www. learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7075 4/11/2015 - 5/16/2015 9:30 - 11:30AM 6 ses Sa Schneider On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1530 $105 7076 5/23/2015 - 6/20/2015 9:30 - 11:30AM 5 ses Sa Schneider On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1530 $69
Oil Painting – Beginning and Intermediate Learn composition, expression, and color in this course designed to introduce beginners and intermediate painters to oil painting. As you progress from a basic understanding of the medium toward more complex subject matter and methods, you’ll be guided and encouraged via individualized instruction to cultivate your own style and vision. There will be new material for those repeating this class. Previous drawing experience recommended but not required. A $10 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. See www. learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7145 5/13/2015 - 6/17/2015 1:30 - 4:00PM 6 ses W Pope Magnuson Park Belvedere Terr Rm $135
Painting and Abstraction Discover the art of Modern life: learn a new way of seeing, create dynamic abstract paintings, and express your inner self in your work. For more than a century artists have turned to this more personal and expressive mode of painting. In this introductory class you will explore the basics of style, structure, and the simple concepts behind the actions. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7187 4/8/2015 - 6/10/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 10 ses W Paquette On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1530 $225
Open Studio Love to paint but short on time? Optimize your time and improve your artwork in this encouraging, cooperative class. Discover camaraderie and a sense of artistic accomplishment by working with other experienced artists. Group critiques and the instructor’s guidance will help you gain valuable insights and hone your artistic direction. This isn’t your typical art class, but a time for you to create a body of work and to paint just for fun. A $5 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. See www. learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7146 4/24/2015 - 6/5/2015 10:00AM - 2:00PM 7 ses F Pope Magnuson Park Belvedere Terr Rm $189
The Art of Calligraphy: the Italic Hand Explore the art of beautiful writing with Calligraphy. Learn how to create beautiful letterforms using a variety of tools and materials. Have fun making practical use of your new skills by addressing envelopes, place cards and other simple projects. Great class for beginners and all levels. A $15 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7196 4/27/2015 - 6/1/2015 6:00 - 8:00PM 5 ses M Shiovitz On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3426 $99
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The Art of Calligraphy: Continuing the Italic Hand
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VIRGINIA PAQUETTE Virginia has worked and exhibited internationally. Her art frequently depicts a sense of movement and change, and is inspired by natural forms and phenomena. She has worked in many media, often combining elements of painting, drawing, collage, and printmaking. She believes as Yeats did that, “Education is not filling a bucket but lighting a fire.”
We will continue our study of the Italic Hand and focus on refining our letters and exploring variations with new pen turns and angle changes. Flourishing, swash capitals, writing on a curve will be introduced along with layout design and adding color to the text. Easy weekly projects using our new skills will provide lots of fun. Some basic Italic experience is needed. A $15 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. 7253 4/29/2015 - 5/27/2015 6:00 - 8:00PM 5 ses W Shiovitz On Campus: IB Bldg Room 1303 $99
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ARTS 3D Arts Basics of Glass Fusing Create a beautiful, unique piece of glass art while learning glass fusing and related techniques. In the first two sessions, you will learn to cut and grind glass to create a piece to hang in the window or on the wall, along with the concepts of compatible glass. In the next two sessions, you will create a custom piece to fit a frame or stand. You can bring your own or purchase one from instructor. Framework should measure 10" or less. The instructor will fire your pieces in her home studio kiln. All tools and materials including glass and kiln use will be provided by instructor, with a $55 fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. Come dressed for mess wearing closed toe shoes. 7019 4/18/2015 - 5/9/2015 10:30AM - 1:00PM 4 ses Sa Novion On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1152B $119
Advanced Fused Glass Design and create your own individual large fused glass piece. Over the course of four class sessions, you will get support and technical advice as you complete a large 16" x 20" glass piece that will serve as a wall or window hanging, a table top, or as a piece to hang in a frame. Prerequisite: Completion of Basics of Glass Fusing. A $100 fee covering ALL glass, tools, and kiln firing is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. Come prepared with a photo or some idea of what your project will be for discussion on first day. Come dressed for mess wearing closed toe shoes. 7032 5/30/2015 - 6/20/2015 10:30AM - 1:00PM 4 ses Sa Novion On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1152B $129
Stained Glass Create beautiful, one-of-a-kind art pieces that sparkle in the sunlight. You will learn how to design, cut and fabricate glass with lead and copper foil techniques from a stained glass artist with 30 years of experience. Leave with a finished piece of unique art. No prior art experience required. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7152 4/25/2015 - 6/13/2015 10:00AM - 12:30PM 8 ses Sa Nicholas On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1632 $129
Instructor Aran Galligan
Beginning Jewelry Fabrication Learn basic metal fabrication and silver soldering techniques used in creating finished jewelry pieces. Work with non-ferrous metals and stones to produce your own jewelry design. Price includes lab fee. Supply list will be provided at first class. 7035 4/8/2015 - 6/10/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 10 ses W Galligan On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1633 $235 7197 4/17/2015 - 6/19/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 10 ses F Heineccius On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1633 $235
Continuing Jewelry Fabrication Further expand and develop your metal skills. In this class you will get lots of practice in design, jewelry fabrication and metalworking techniques that will build on what you learned in Beginning Jewelry Fabrication. Come with drawings, finished work and lots of questions. Must have taken North Seattle Beginning Jewelry class or equivalent. Supply list will be provided at first class. 7060 4/21/2015 - 6/9/2015 6:30 - 9:30PM 8 ses Tu Galligan On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1633 $195
Introduction to Enameling
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Enameling is an excellent way to incorporate color into your jewelry. Learn to choose and prepare metals for enameling and explore the wide variety of enamels available, including powered enamels, watercolor and liquid (porcelain) enamels. Using these media, you will apply drawing, painting, and sifting techniques, work with textured metal and controlled firing textures. Finally, you will use basic metalsmithing techniques to integrate enamels into studio jewelry using bezels, prongs and cold-connections. Must have taken North Seattle Beginning Jewelry class or equivalent. Supply list will be provided at first class. Note that material costs are not included in tuition. 7306 4/23/2015 - 6/18/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 9 ses Th Brooks On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1633 $209
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SPRING 2015 North Seattle College Continuing Education
ARTS Mudslingers – Advanced Ceramics Wheel Throwing More clay, more ceramics savvy. Enhance your wheel work and skills with more challenging forms, participate in group critiques, and learn more about the ceramics process (e.g., loading, firing, and glazes). See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. Access is limited. 7189 4/9/2015 - 6/11/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 10 ses Th Duarte On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1630 $209
Welding Intensive for Beginners Beginning Ceramics Transform a lump of clay into art! Using the basic wheel throwing and hand-building methods, learn to create cups, bowls, boxes and more with aplomb. Individualized instruction and demonstrations of the technical underpinnings will give you a strong foundation in the ceramic arts. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7027 4/7/2015 - 6/9/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 10 ses Tu Duarte On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1630 $209
Ceramics Ignite your creativity and fashion objects in clay using the fundamental building techniques of coil building, pinch pots, slab building and wheel work. Experiment with new methods while you receive highly individualized instruction and observe weekly demonstrations. Ceramics discovery awaits you! See www. learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7055 4/11/2015 - 6/13/2015 11:00AM - 2:00PM 10 ses Sa Duarte On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1630 $209
Accelerated Wheel Throwing In this class you will review and reinforce basic techniques with throwing drills and weekly demonstrations as you branch out into more complicated forms such as jars with lids, sets and taller forms. Previous experience not required. A $5 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7201 4/8/2015 - 6/10/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 10 ses W Duarte On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1630 $209
Mudslingers – Advanced Ceramics Handbuilding
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More clay, more ceramics savvy. Enhance your hand building skills with more challenging forms, participate in group critiques, and learn more about the ceramics process (e.g., loading, firing, and glazes). Demos will be provided every other week. See www. learnatnorth.org for supply list. Access is limited. 7188 4/9/2015 - 6/11/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 10 ses Th Duarte On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1630 $209
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Liz Duarte is an inspiring, dynamic, exciting teacher who brings her passion for teaching and her love of ceramics to everything she does. She is constantly striving to improve herself, and to provide for her students the best in ceramics education.
– Erik W. on Ceramics with Elizabeth Duarte
If it is steel, you can weld it! Learn to produce a good, strong weld and discern the difference between an inadequate weld and a proper weld. Gain knowledge to weld on your own, inspect your welds, and correct problems. Emphasis is on how a welding machine operates, practical tips, plus personalized coaching to improve your welding technique. Basic hand bending techniques are explored. A $70 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list, what to wear, and driving directions. 7190 4/25/2015 - 4/26/2015 10:00AM - 2:00PM 2 ses Sa, Su Riley Studio Steel, LLC Studio $155
Weld a Custom Wine Rack Put your new welding skills to good use as you build a custom wine rack. Select a wine rack design from several options both classic and contemporary—or from your own imagination. The instructor will guide and demonstrate throughout the project. Prerequisite: Welding Intensive for Beginners. A $70 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list, what to wear, and driving directions. 7191 5/19/2015 - 5/21/2015 6:00 - 10:00PM 2 ses Tu, Th Riley Studio Steel, LLC Studio $155
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ARTS BEB C. REYNOL Beb is a photojournalist and documentary photographer. He has concentrated his work in South and Central Asia, crossing borders that separate Pakistan from Afghanistan. Since 1999, Beb has worked alongside Afghan photojournalists for AINA Media, a French NGO contributing to independent media development. He has trained, coordinated and assisted local photographers on assignments including a UNICEF anti-child-labor photo campaign while producing a documentary of his own called Forced Destiny.
Weld a Candle-Lit Steel Fixture
Put your beginning welding intensive skills to good use and take home your own customized candle-lit steel fixture or sconce. We’ll look at some basic designs and discuss options to customize your own piece. The instructor will help and guide you at each step. Prerequisite: Beginning Welding Intensive. A $70 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list, what to wear, and driving directions. 7192 6/16/2015 - 6/18/2015 6:00 - 10:00PM 2 ses Tu, Th Riley Studio Steel, LLC Studio $155
Photography Camera Basics: Techniques and Art You’ve figured out how to point and shoot, but now learn all that your camera can really do. This introductory class will cover the basics of camera operation: exposure, f-stops, shutter speeds, ISO, lenses, filters, and flash. You’ll learn tips for great photography from the instructor, Robert Stahl, whose work has appeared in National Geographic publications. Bring your digital DSLR or mirrorless digital camera (no point and shoot cameras); tripod recommended. Class includes two Sunday afternoon field trips on 4/19 and 4/26/15 (details provided in class). See www. learnatnorth.org for required text. 7048 4/18/2015 - 5/9/2015 8:30 - 10:30AM 4 ses Sa Stahl On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3459 $145
Photo Storytelling Workshop Harness the power of visual storytelling by discovering the practice of photojournalism. Learn to create a compelling narrative by capturing the essence of your subject, conveying identity, and connecting with the viewer. Through a series of assignments, photo critiques and discussions, you will receive support in researching ideas for personal projects or professional assignments. Also learn how to compose a shot, edit images into a photo narrative, and how to fund and publish your work. A DSLR camera is required for field assignments. Bring a notebook and pen to class. 7162 5/2/2015 - 5/10/2015 9:00AM - 5:00PM 4 ses Sa, Su Reynol On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1354 $265
Lightroom for Photographers Are you a beginning to advanced photographer who is interested in learning how to manage, organize, edit, optimize and share your images via social media, slideshows, books and print? An Adobe Certified Expert will guide you through the setup of Adobe Lightroom, a software program designed exclusively for photographers, including how to use its many time saving features. The instructor will stay after class to help you with your personal images you’re having trouble with. A laptop or tablet loaded with Adobe Lightroom is suggested, but not required. A 30-day trial can be downloaded from the Adobe website, or you may purchase the program at a student discounted price from the bookstore. Required Textbook: The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 Book for Digital Photographers, by Scott Kelby (also available for download or checkout through the Seattle Public Library). 7139 5/30/2015 - 6/20/2015 9:00AM - 12:00PM 4 ses Sa Kidd On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3443 $159
How to Organize Your Digital Photos Take control of your digital photos! Whether you have a large collection in need of organization or you want to learn best organizing practices before you embark on a scanning project, this class is the perfect first step. Learn how to tailor your computer settings, create an organizational structure, add keywords/tags to maximize search engine results and most importantly, file backup options. You will use a practice set of photo files in the first session, receive homework, and return the following week to work through questions regarding your specific digital photo organizing project. 7147 5/7/2015 - 5/14/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 2 ses Th Bullard On Campus: LB Bldg Room 3129D $75
Photographic Composition – Intermediate
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Develop an eye for compelling and creative photographic compositions. This color photography class, taught by Robert Stahl, an award-winning photographer, will interest those who have either a digital DSLR or digital mirrorless camera (35mm film shooters are also welcome). Class emphasis is on the basic design elements of color and form. A tripod is required. Class includes two Sunday morning field trips on 4/19 and 4/26/15 (details given in class). See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7174 4/18/2015 - 5/9/2015 10:30AM - 12:30PM 4 ses Sa Stahl On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3459 $145
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SPRING 2015 North Seattle College Continuing Education
ARTS Drama
You Can Tell Stories!
Human beings are hard-wired for storytelling. Whether you want to use storytelling in your work or for personal enjoyment, this fun and supportive class will help you practice and develop your innate oral storytelling skills. Flex and strengthen those storytelling muscles through class exercises, writing, and small group work. Suggestions for story sources will be covered. Optional field trips to local events will be suggested. Recommended reading: Crash Course in Storytelling, by Kendall Haven and Mary Gay Ducey, ISBN-10: 1591583993. 7067 4/14/2015 - 4/28/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 3 ses Tu Irwin On Campus: TBA $55
Acting Techniques Covering a variety of theatrical traditions, develop your individual style through improvisation, monologue, creative characterization, concentration and scene study. You will refine your acting skills through study of stage awareness, cold readings, method exercises and theater games. Both beginners and experienced actors will advance their skills in this wide-ranging class. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7026 4/13/2015 - 6/8/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses M Amador On Campus: LB Bldg Room 1132 $125
Continuing Acting Techniques Join other experienced acting students to develop your individual craft and improve your acting methods. You will apply advanced acting theories and techniques to a variety of scene studies and choose a range audition pieces geared to play to your skills. At the end of the quarter, your learning will culminate with a performance of rehearsed scenes and monologues. Some previous acting experience required or audition with the instructor. 7059 4/21/2015 - 6/9/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses Tu Amador On Campus: LB Bldg Room 1132 $125
Instructor Peter Henry
Music Beginning Piano Anyone can learn to play Chopsticks, but wouldn’t you like to learn how to play piano properly? Learn to read and play music from the very start. This class is for the absolute beginner with no previous piano experience. Classes are in the piano lab on campus, so class size is limited. See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7311 4/7/2015 - 6/9/2015 7:00 - 8:30PM 10 ses Tu Henry On Campus: LB Bldg Room 1228 $145
Beginning Piano – Part 1 This class offers absolute beginners with no previous piano experience lessons in only six weeks. Classes are in the piano lab on campus, so class size is limited. See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7040 4/9/2015 - 5/14/2015 7:00 - 8:30PM 6 ses Th Henry On Campus: LB Bldg Room 1228 $89
Beginning Piano – Part 2 Continue to develop as a beginning pianist. Focus is on continuing to learn to read music. Prerequisite: completion of Beginning Piano – Part 1. See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7039 5/21/2015 - 6/18/2015 7:00 - 8:30PM 5 ses Th Henry On Campus: LB Bldg Room 1228 $75
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Beginning Guitar
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Pick up the guitar and play! Learn the basic chords and strumming patterns used in many popular songs and play basic melodies. Use the Blues as your foundation as you also learn simple theory and how to read music. In this comfortable class environment, you will have fun as you learn the fundamentals that make guitar playing rewarding. Bring your acoustic guitar to class. A $10 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. 7033 4/18/2015 - 6/6/2015 11:00AM - 12:30PM 8 ses Sa Lucero On Campus: ED Bldg Room 0843A $109
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Guitar Lab
Take a deeper look at melody reading as we explore more complex rhythms, finger style picking, and utilizing the whole fretboard to play melodies. In addition to new exercises we will learn a new classical piece each week. A $5 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. Bring your own guitar to class. Prerequisite: Beginning Guitar I and Beginning Guitar II or instructor permission. No class on 4/18/15. 7297 4/11/2015 - 5/9/2015 9:00 - 10:30AM 4 ses Sa Brengle On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1254A $95
The Best of Rock Guitar
Learn to play songs you know and love from the 1960s all the way through the decades to current hits. Learn cool intros and solo parts in addition to strum patterns and chords so you can play along with your favorite songs. A $5 material fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. Bring your own guitar to class. Prerequisite: Beginning Guitar I or ability to play most open chords. No class on 4/18/15. 7296 4/11/2015 - 5/9/2015 10:40 - 12:10AM 4 ses Sa Brengle On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1254A $95
Beginning Ukulele Learn to play the ukulele in a stress-free, fun and practical class taught by an experienced music teacher with a B.A. in Music Education and Music Business. You will learn to play basic ukulele chords, chord progressions, basic music theory and notes on the fingerboard. This class will give you a solid foundation to begin to play your favorite tunes. Bring a ukulele, tuner, notepad and pen to class with you. See www.learnatnorth.org for the textbook. You can purchase your tuner at: http://www.zzounds.com/item--SNASN5 7042 4/18/2015 - 6/6/2015 9:00 - 10:30AM 8 ses Sa Lucero On Campus: ED Bldg Room 0843A $125
Blues Harmonica Have fun learning to play this expressive instrument—no music theory required. Learn simple songs, riffs and improvisation on the harmonica, with an emphasis on the Blues. Topics include correct harp handling, proper breathing, basic blow/draw patterns and bending notes. We will also cover acoustic vs. amplified playing and instrument care. Bring a 10-hole diatonic harmonica in the key of C. No prior music theory is needed to take this class, but some basic aspects of music theory are discussed and used throughout the class. Clarification of these topics will be provided as needed during instruction. 7046 4/21/2015 - 6/9/2015 7:00 - 8:30PM 8 ses Tu Dominguez On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1442 $125
Jazz Ensemble Practice and perform in concert the newest big-band arrangements which cover all styles of big-band jazz. This class combines talents of professional and student musicians in the big-band experience. Membership is by audition only; registration is required within 10 business days of the first class session. 7128 4/8/2015 - 6/17/2015 8:00 - 10:00PM 11 ses W Radke On Campus: LB Bldg Room 1142 $175
Singing with Others for Joy and Laughter Perform five popular songs (including jazz, Latin, pop, gospel, blues and singer-songwriter) that are fun to learn and sing as a group or accompanied by Karaoke. Learn to break a song into smaller sections and how to effectively deliver the lyrics in a dynamic and exciting way. All voices and levels of experience are welcome. Class includes a warm-up CD of vocal exercises to help strengthen your voice while preventing strain and increasing your flexibility. A materials fee of $10 will be due to the instructor on the first day of class. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7130 4/27/2015 - 6/1/2015 6:15 - 8:15PM 5 ses M Cascioppo On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1254B $115
Classical Music: Origins to the High Baroque Period
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Explore the music and history of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the development of keyboard instruments, orchestras, and opera, which culminated in the majestic works of Telemann, Handel and J.S. Bach. You will enjoy listening to selections of some of the greatest masters’ works, find your favorite composers, and gain exposure to compelling music history and culture. A $12 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. 7129 4/22/2015 - 5/27/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 6 ses W Esson On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1254B $109
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SPRING 2015 North Seattle College Continuing Education
HOME Crafts Beginning Sewing No more struggling through sewing projects—learn to sew the fun and easy way! Practice pattern reading, choosing and laying out fabric, design modification, and create a finished piece you can be proud of. Whether you want to redecorate your home, make crafts or clothes, we’ll get you stitching in the right direction. Bring a sewing machine in good working order, power cord, foot control, bobbins, scissors, tape measure and straight pins. A $25 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7044 4/20/2015 - 6/15/2015 6:00 - 8:30PM 8 ses M Johnson On Campus: AS Bldg Room 1627 $165
Design Your Own Sewing Patterns Learn to measure, cut and sew your way to great looking designs, then add flair with embellishments. These techniques and applications will work for your home furnishing projects in addition to clothing design. You’ll complete and take home your design! Fabric and embellishments provided. This course requires some sewing experience and familiarity with the sewing machine. Bring to class your machine (in good working order), foot control, power cord, sharp scissors, tape measure, seam ripper, straight pins and operators manual if available. A $25 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. 7142 4/21/2015 - 5/19/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 5 ses Tu Johnson On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1360 $115
Upholstery for Beginners
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Learn the basics of upholstery in this fun, hands-on class. You will learn to measure, cut, and upholster a brand new footstool to take home and enjoy! The skills that you will learn in this class can be applied to any type of seat such as a dining room chair, bench, or ottoman. Tools will be available to use during class. A $50 materials fee is due to instructor in class. Bring 5/8 yard upholstery fabric. 7154 5/9/2015 - 5/9/2015 10:00AM - 1:00PM 1 ses Sa Gregory On Campus: CC Bldg 1161 $49
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PETER MARX Peter has been self employed in residential remodeling and custom solid surfacing fabrication for his entire professional career, and has always enjoyed the challenges that it brings and the achievements that he has gained. He was the first Corian fabricator to be certified and accredited (by DuPont in 1979) in the entire Northwest, shortly followed by additional certifications by other solid surface manufacturers (Avonite, Surrel and Fountainhead by Nevamar).
Homemade Herbal Soap to Keep or Give Tired of paying top dollar for gourmet soap? Discover how to craft luscious soaps the old fashioned way using lye, fats and oils. Learn about ingredient options and various soap-making techniques. Create your own soaps to take home, along with recipes and instructions. Homemade soap makes a perfect gift. Bring rubber gloves and an old towel. A $10 materials fee is due to instructor in class. 7125 5/16/2015 - 5/16/2015 10:00AM - 1:30PM 1 ses Sa Baerg On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1354 $65
Maintenance Basic Hands-On Home Repair and Maintenance Through hands-on techniques and classroom demonstrations, learn a variety of home improvements and maintenance skills. Gain confidence as you learn about tools, how to work with electrical outlets, switches, and lighting; plumbing, faucets and wall repair. Get an overview of door and window installation, home security, insulation, weatherization; and remodeling. You will leave feeling confident in performing your own home repairs. A $29 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. 7031 4/8/2015 - 4/22/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 3 ses W Marx On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1349A $109
Basic Carpentry and Woodworking Do you have power tools and want to learn to use them safely and effectively? Learn the basics of joinery, jigs, materials, methods, and project design in a woodshop. After selecting your materials, apply everything you’ve learned to safely use hand and power tools in the construction and assemblage of a “toolbox.” A $29 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class and includes use of all tools, materials, and lumber for your first project. Class located on University of Washington campus at School of Art, Woodworking Shop, Room 117. Class meets 6:00-9:30 pm on 4/16 /15 and 6:00-9:00 pm on 4/23 & 4/30/15 7016 4/9/2015 - 4/23/2015 Varies 3 ses Th Marx University of Washington Art Bldg, Rm 117 $125
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HOME Peter was very knowledgeable and let you try your own thing if you were inclined. He challenged you to think outside the box. – Grady C. on Basic Carpentry and Woodworking with Peter Marx
Basic Carpentry and Woodworking II Continues the safe use of power tools and exploring woodworking philosophy. These specialized tools can add a real personal dimension to your project. We will cover jigs and patterns, routers and router bits, jigsaws, electric sanders and wood finishes; to add a personal touch and interpretation to your woodworking project. Choose from a handful of challenging, useful and interesting projects, or come with your own (with approval of instructor). A materials fee ranging from $29 to $95 (based on selected project) is due to the instructor on the first day of class and includes use of all tools, materials, and lumber for your project. Class located on the campus of the University of Washington, School of Art, Woodworking Shop, Room 117. Prerequisites: Previous participation in Basic Carpentry and Woodworking I or instructor’s permission. Class meets from 6:30-9:00 pm on 4/30 and from 6:00-9:30 pm on 5/7 and 5/14/15. 7021 4/30/2015 - 5/14/2015 Varies 3 ses Th Marx University of Washington Art Bldg, Rm 117 $125
Update Your Kitchen and Bath Kitchens and bathrooms are the two rooms that need the most updating and can be the most expensive to remodel. Understand the tools you need to design and implement ideas in your home. Learn about which jobs to tackle yourself, how to avoid mistakes, and when it is cost effective to hire a contractor. Bring plans, photos, and questions regarding your existing rooms. A $5 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. 7127 5/6/2015 - 5/6/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 1 ses W Marx On Campus: TBA $39
Outdoor Summer Projects
Looking to do an outdoor project this summer? Do you have a broken fence, patio repair, deck or siding problems? Through hands-on techniques and classroom discussion learn to successfully take on outdoor home improvement project to get your house and yard looking great. Bring your project ideas to the first class and the instructor will help you develop a supply list and budget. A $35 materials fee is due to the instructor on first day of class. See www. learnatnorth.org for supply list. 7271 4/20/2015 - 4/27/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 2 ses M Marx On Campus:On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1161 $69
Personal Organizing and Clutter Clearing
Add value to your home with ceramic tile which is creative, fun and easy to install. Explore the many types of tiles, tools, and techniques as you participate in countertop tile installation. Understand setting materials, grouts, underlay, preparation, and layout. Leave with the skills to complete a home tile project confidently and correctly. This is a hands-on class so dress for mess. A $29 materials fee is due to instructor in class. 7053 4/29/2015 - 4/29/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 1 ses W Marx On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1354 $39
Hoarding: An Open Discussion
Hoarding is a serious issue that was difficult enough to discuss before the stigma generated by Reality TV. Are you struggling to live with the chaos of hoarding or affected by a loved one who is? Let’s work on some new language around hoarding and create a healthier understanding through discussion, in-class exercises, role playing and a lot of laughter and fun. 7215 4/29/2015 - 5/27/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 5 ses W Pasquini On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3422 $89
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Ceramic Tile Installation Made Easy
Feeling overwhelmed by things and paper at home? You can learn to create rooms and systems that support you rather than drain you. Using Clutter Assessment and clearing, organizing principles we’ll break old patterns and learn new skills. Find that letter, reclaim the counter tops and align your inner and outer worlds. We will create strategies for change and discuss concrete methods of tackling clutter and chaos. 7158 4/21/2015 - 4/28/2015 7:00 - 8:30PM 2 ses Tu Ross On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3325 $45
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HOME Garden Edible Seattle: Year-Round Gardening Growing your own food in Seattle is easy, enjoyable, and good eating. While fall is the best time to prepare for your spring garden, you will discover how to grow year-round food by learning about soils, seeds and varieties, diseases and pests, sheet mulching, organic practices, and more. See the possibilities through field trips to several back-yard and community food gardens. Join the thousands of city gardeners who are eating their yard. Class meets on Thursday, 4/16 from 6:30-9:00 pm and on Saturday, 4/18 from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. 7138 4/16/2015 - 4/18/2015 Varies 2 ses Th, Sa McGann On Campus: TBA $65
Landscaping for Life: Sustainable Home Gardening Are you a homeowner who wants to create and maintain your own healthy, sustainable landscape? Through instructor-led presentations, class discussions, activities, exercises and an optional field trip you’ll learn how to create a landscape plan for your home. Discover how to use sustainable practices by learning about the role of soils, plants and materials needed, including water drainage and conservation, and use of native and climateadapted plants for the Pacific Northwest. 7193 4/27/2015 - 5/18/2015 6:00 - 8:30PM 4 ses M DeCaro On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3446 $109
Cooking
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Gain culinary confidence and discover how much fun cooking can be when you master the basics! Sharpen your knife skills and learn how to hold a knife, which knife to use, and explore different knife cuts. You will also tackle baking and roasting, learning how to use the oven for braising beef to create an Irish stew, roasting garlic rosemary chicken, no-fry baked eggplant parmesan, and more. Also learn to create stocks, gravies, and sauces to accompany many kinds of dishes. Finally, learn tips and techniques to handle and use various flours for baking pie crusts, quick breads and yeast doughs. You will put all of this knowledge to good use to prepare a shared dinner, and come away with new information and many delicious recipes. A $40 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. Bring an apron and your appetite. 7266 4/21/2015 - 5/12/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 4 ses Tu Brownstein Kitchen Coach Cooking School Kitchen $169
Preserving and Canning
Join us for an old timey afternoon in the kitchen to learn about prepping ingredients, thickening fruit with pectin for jams and jellies, and sterilizing containers. Roll up your sleeves as we spend the afternoon making jam, preserves and pickles, such as blueberry earl grey marmalade, cardamom peach and raspberry preserves, dilly beans, salted caramel, and hot fudge sauce. Class is a hands-on workshop and you’ll leave with four jars to set on your pantry shelf or eat right away! Bring an apron to class. A $45 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. 7270 6/7/2015 - 6/7/2015 1:00 - 5:00PM 1 ses Su Brownstein Kitchen Coach Cooking School Kitchen $55
Fermentation for Flavor and Health Discover the health benefits and delicious flavors of fermented foods! We will explore before and after combinations of nourishing ingredients, discuss various means of culturing, and create a “starter” to take home. Learn to create Sauerkraut, Kimchi and Miso, plus leave with recipes and a happy tummy. A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. 7123 4/25/2015 - 4/25/2015 2:00 - 4:30PM 1 ses Sa Baerg On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1349A $39
Gluten-Free Bread Making
Toast, sandwich, hot and buttered—these words can now return to your vocabulary! After much experimentation, your instructor has developed yummy gluten-free breads that can make things like garlic toast or French toast, or even banana bread, part of your life once more. Healthy grains turn into tasty results, so join us for a bread-baking transformation. This class uses egg, dairy and nut products. A dairy-free version of some recipes is available upon advance request. A $15 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. 7278 5/16/2015 - 5/16/2015 1:00 - 4:30PM 1 ses Sa Duffy Greenwood Senior Center Kitchen $45
Home Cheese Making Series Register for Home Cheese Making 1, Home Cheese Making 2, and Mozzarella Workshop to get a 20% discount on all three classes in this series. See each individual class for materials fees that are due to the instructor. Class meets on Saturday, 4/18 from 10:00 am -1:30 pm, 5/9 on 10:00 am - 3:00 pm and 6/13/15 on 10:00 am - 12:30 pm. 7126 4/18/2015 - 6/13/2015 Varies 3 ses Sa Baerg Greenwood Senior Center Kitchen $135
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HOME Home Cheese Making 1 Learn the basics of home dairying! We will discuss various cultured dairy foods, including butter, creme fraiche, Kefir, Yogurt, and Piima. Soft cheeses such as Chevre, Ricotta, and Mascarpone will also be on the menu. Demonstration, sampling, and discussion will start you on your way, as you create a sample to take home. Bring an apron for this hands on class! A $15 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. 7121 4/18/2015 - 4/18/2015 10:00AM - 1:30PM 1 ses Sa Baerg Greenwood Senior Center Kitchen $55
Home Cheese Making 2 Go beyond the basics to further your skills at being a home cheese maker. We will dive into the essentials including curd-cutting, pressing, and aging. Cheddar, Gouda, Paneer and Feta will be demonstrated and discussed. Recipes and delicious samples will be provided. A $15 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. 7122 5/9/2015 - 5/9/2015 10:00AM - 3:00PM 1 ses Sa Baerg Greenwood Senior Center Kitchen $75
Home Cheese Making: Mozzarella Workshop Want to learn the basics of handmade Mozzarella? We will discuss options around making this very popular, delicious cheese, including Traditional vs. Quick varieties. Join us for this fast-paced, tasty class, and walk away with some cheese making basics, and your own Mozzarella! Recipes will be provided. Bring an apron and an appetite! A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. 7124 6/13/2015 - 6/13/2015 10:00AM - 12:30PM 1 ses Sa Baerg Greenwood Senior Center Kitchen $39
Culinary Geographic – Melting Pot
Join us for a domestic trip to explore the blended cuisines from the American South and Mexico. We’ll explore Creole, Cajun and Mexican food and see how different settlers have influenced some of Americas own culinary beginnings. Influences from France, Eastern Europe and South America are evident in our own original fusion food. Gumbo, Jambalaya, home-made salsas, posole, Tamales, Tex-mex, easy and hearty food from America’s own melting pot! A $30 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. Bring an apron and your appetite to class. 7268 5/20/2015 - 6/3/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 3 ses W Brownstein Kitchen Coach Cooking School Kitchen $145
Italian Dinner Party
Join us for Sunday night dinner and learn to make homemade pastas such as traditional lasagna, butternut squash ravioli, fettuccine with Bolognese meat sauce, linguine with wild mushroom and more in 30 minutes. Gluten free? No problem, class includes gluten free pasta as well as regular. We’ll create a smorgasbord of pasta dishes, a mixed green salad with warm balsamic vinaigrette and finish with homemade Tiramisu. A $20 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. 7269 4/19/2015 - 4/19/2015 3:30 - 7:00PM 1 ses Su Brownstein Kitchen Coach Cooking School Kitchen $49
Turkish-Jewish Brunch Feast!
Brunch is a mainstay of the Jewish-Turkish diet—now it can be yours as well! Imagine flaky, savory borekas pastries, spinach bulemas, creamy arroz con leche rice pudding and sweet baklava. Surprise and impress your brunch guests in this hands-on workshop where you learn the history behind these Jewish-Turkish delights. Enjoy a delicious brunch at the end of class and take home recipes and culinary history notes. A $10 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. 7200 5/9/2015 - 5/16/2015 9:00AM - 12:30PM 2 ses Sa Adatto-Baumgarten Greenwood Senior Center Kitchen $109
Knife Skills
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Julienne, chiffonade, brunoise, chop, slice, dice... Learn the difference between these terms plus: parts of a knife, how to hold a knife, which knife for which task, and how to care for your knives. This class will revolutionize the way you use your most important kitchen tool. Bring an apron, a knife to sharpen and your appetite. We will put our new skills to the test in the preparation of a dinner feast! Suitable for vegetarians. A $20 materials fee is due to instructor in class; includes a meal. 7267 5/17/2015 - 5/17/2015 3:00 - 6:30PM 1 ses Su Brownstein Kitchen Coach Cooking School Kitchen $49
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SPRING 2015 North Seattle College Continuing Education
HOME Make Your Own Cocktail Bitters Make tasty, balanced cocktails with hand-crafted bitters, a musthave for your home bar. You’ll learn how to create a basic bitters base, experimenting with different infusions of aromatic plant extracts for custom flavors. The class includes everything you’ll need to created two 4-oz. bottles of bitters, including the base spirit, a variety of bittering and flavoring agents, and reusable infusion jars and dispensing bottles that you’ll get to take home. Taught by Christopher Gronbeck, owner of The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar in the Fremont neighborhood. Students must be 21 or older; picture ID required. A $15 materials fee is due to instructor in class. 7065 6/8/2015 - 6/8/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 1 ses M Gronbeck The Barrel Thief $39
Wine & Spirits
American Whiskey: Bourbon, Rye and Beyond
Bourbon is the most-loved of American whiskeys, and we’ll learn about its colorful history and taste a range of this corn-distilled classic spirit. We’ll also learn about and sample other great American whiskeys made from rye, wheat, and barley. Gain appreciation for the character of American whiskeys, how they’re made, and how they should be tasted and enjoyed. In one fun night, become a more educated American whiskey drinker and enthusiast! Taught by Christopher Gronbeck, owner of The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar in the Fremont neighborhood, and David LeClaire, Sommelier. Students must be 21 or older; picture ID required. A $10 materials fee is due to instructor in class. Class meets off campus at The Barrel Thief, 3417 Evanston Ave N, #102, Seattle 7273 4/13/2015 - 4/13/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 1 ses M Gronbeck, LeClaire The Barrel Thief $39
Pairing Wine with Food
We love wine, and we love food, and together they can be magical! Or they can crash and burn. Make your meals a success by learning the basics of food and wine pairing--what works, what doesn’t and why. Leave this class with the confidence to select and serve wines that will take your dinners to the next level. Taught by David LeClaire, Sommelier, and Christopher Gronbeck, owner of The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar in the Fremont neighborhood. Students must be 21 or older; picture ID required. A $10 materials fee is due to instructor in class. 7063 5/4/2015 - 5/4/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 1 ses M Gronbeck, LeClaire The Barrel Thief $39
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Creating the Perfect Cocktail
Cocktails have wowed us for decades, but their recent explosion in popularity has made the possibilities for mixed drink ingredients almost limitless. Sadly, not every recipe works...ingredients have to be balanced, but still interesting, and there’s a fine line! Join us and learn the fundamentals of creating tasty cocktails, including basic flavor principles, recipes, and introductory mixology techniques in a class both experimental and hands on. Students must be 21 or older; picture ID required. A $10 materials fee is due to instructor in class. 7064 5/18/2015 - 5/18/2015 6:30 - 9:00PM 1 ses M Gronbeck The Barrel Thief $39
Professional Bartending Learn to create more than 200 popular drinks from Electric Iced Teas to Lemon Drops, margaritas to martinis! This class covers professional free pouring and layering techniques, bartending terms, job searching, serving in a safe and responsible manner, increasing customer satisfaction, and tips! No prior liquor knowledge is required. Course includes the Licensing class; no need to register for both. Required textbook is available from instructor for $16. A $3 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day. Class meets on Wednesday, 5/13, 6:00-9:30 PM in CC 1442; Thursday, 5/14, 6:00-9:30PM in CC 1349A; and on Saturday, 5/16, 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM in CC 1442. 7097 5/13/2015 - 5/16/2015 Varies 3 ses W, Th, Sa Ronnestad On Campus: Varies $175
Bartending Licensing (Permit 12/Permit 13) Covers the legal aspects of bartending and serving (waiters and waitresses). Including how much to serve, when to stop serving, and the legal responsibilities of restaurants, bars, and the server or bartender. This class meets all of the requirements for licensing by the State of Washington Liquor Control Board. No prior liquor knowledge is required. 7020 5/16/2015 - 5/16/2015 1:00 - 4:30PM 1 ses Sa Ronnestad On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1442 $45
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FITNESS Renew! Core Matters Pilates Level 2 The Pilates Ring is a versatile piece of equipment that adds variety and intensity to Level 1 mat work exercises. This efficient and dynamic full body workout energizes, builds flexibility and improves posture and balance. Create muscle symmetry and optimal joint alignment as underused muscles strengthen and overworked ones relax. We’ll also incorporate light weights to strengthen and tone your core, mid back muscles and arms. Bring a Pilates Ring, two pound weights and a Pilates mat. Contact corematters@hotmail.com if you prefer to purchase your own Ring. Otherwise, a $10 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. No class on 5/6/15. 7093 4/8/2015 - 6/10/2015 6:45 - 7:45PM 10 ses W Mattheiss Magnuson Park View Ridge Rm $150
Zumba® Gold Instructor Michelle Ihlan
Exercise Train for a Half Marathon Are you a beginning runner, a walker, or just looking for a new challenge? Get ready to take on a ½ marathon (13.1 miles) and build confidence, strength and stamina with this class. You’ll get a training plan tailored to meet your needs. We’ll cover nutrition, hydration, gear, goal setting, motivation, recovery, avoiding injury, cross training and race day strategies. This class is geared towards the first-timer, but all are welcome! Requirements: A good pair of running shoes, and be ready to do some running! No class on 5/24/15 due to Memorial Day weekend. Class meets in CC 1161 on 4/19/15 only. 7091 4/19/2015 - 6/7/2015 8:30 - 9:30AM 8 ses Su Ihlan On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1349A $79
Strength and Conditioning Get fit and have a blast! Interval training blends strength and cardiovascular circuits using body weight, a variety of equipment and partner work. This 90-minute class provides full body conditioning complete with stretching. This workout is loaded with functional exercises designed to give you the ultimate challenge. All levels welcome. Class includes membership to Wellness Center. 7088 4/7/2015 - 6/11/2015 6:00 - 7:30PM 20 ses Tu, Th Ihlan On Campus: WC Bldg Room 0827D $225 Reacquaint yourself to your body’s flexibility and vitality. Pilates elongates, strengthens, and aligns muscles and joints. Create strong, flat abdominals, and add definition to your seat, arms and legs. Safely stretch tight hips and lower back. Relax overworked back muscles while waking up underused ones, allowing neck and shoulder tensions to fade. Class is taught in a supportive atmosphere with modifications given to accommodate varying abilities. Bring a Pilates mat and two pound hand weights. Instructor is Stott Pilates certified. No class on 5/5/15. 7092 4/7/2015 - 6/9/2015 6:45 - 7:45PM 10 ses Tu Mattheiss Magnuson Park Matthews Beach Rm $150
Zumba® Toning Are you ready for a dance party while you tone and sculpt? Zumba® Toning combines targeted body-sculpting exercises and highenergy cardio work with Latin-infused Zumba® moves to create a calorie-torching, strength-training dance fitness-party. You’ll learn how to use lightweight, maraca-like Zumba® Toning Sticks (or light weights) to enhance rhythm and tone your target zones, including arms, abs and thighs. Zumba® Toning is the perfect way to sculpt your body naturally while having a total blast! Zumba® Toning Sticks available for purchase or rent. 7214 4/6/2015 - 6/15/2015 6:30 - 7:30PM 20 ses M, W Ihlan On Campus: WC Bldg 0829D $165
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Rejuvenate! Core Matters Pilates – Level 1
Are you brand-new to Zumba®, new to exercise, a senior, someone with limited mobility, or just looking to lose a little extra weight? Zumba ® Gold is a beginning level class perfect for people interested in having fun while getting fit to Zumba® dance moves and music. Get toned, fit and get a great cardio workout while making new friends. 7069 4/11/2015 - 6/13/2015 10:30 - 11:30AM 10 ses Sa Haber On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1349A $99 Class meets in CC 1161 on 4/18/15 only. 7295 4/14/2015 - 6/4/2015 9:00 - 9:50AM 16 ses Tu, Th Ihlan On Campus: WC Bldg Room 0829F $145
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FITNESS Zumba® Zumba® is an energetic class that combines Latin dance styles with cardio for a body sculpting workout. With easy-to-follow dance steps, the class fuses Latin and international rhythms with fast and slow beats to create a routine that tones and sculpts your body while burning fat. No dance experience needed. 7089 4/11/2015 - 6/13/2015 9:00 - 10:00AM 10 ses Sa Henricksen Crown Hill Center Gym $105 7090 4/12/2015 - 6/14/2015 9:00 - 10:00AM 10 ses Su Henricksen Greenwood Boys & Girls Club $105
Dance Belly Dance Blast! Get ready to sweat, shimmy, and have fun! Belly Dance Blast is an electrifying cardio dance fitness program that pairs easy-to-follow moves with top 40 music hits. Learn basic alignment, posture, belly rolls, graceful arms, fast hips, fun dance combos, and much, much more. Belly dance is a powerful way to lose weight, burn calories, strengthen the core, sculpt the body, and shimmy the night away. Let’s dance! Dress in comfortable tank top and yoga pants. Class includes membership to Wellness Center. Bring pen and notebook to class. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7045 4/13/2015 - 6/8/2015 6:30 - 7:30PM 8 ses M Jovan On Campus: WC Bldg Room 0829F $99
African Dance Workout
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Make your workout a joyful, cultural experience by learning the basic movement of West African contemporary dance! With dance styles originating from spiritual, ceremonial and historical dances, explore a range of graceful movement from back undulation to the bending of the knees—all to the rhythm of great music! No prior experience needed. Comfortable exercise clothing, bare feet. Class is off campus at Open Flight Studio, 4205 University Way NE, Seattle. 7049 4/17/2015 - 6/19/2015 7:00 - 8:30PM 10 ses F Cakpo Open Flight Studio $179
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Instructor Etienne Cakpo Photo by Eric Stuhaug
Beginning Ballroom and Swing Move over Fred and Ginger! The perfect class for the beginning dancer or for those wishing to enhance their dancing abilities. Learn the basics and more to popular dances, including but not limited to foxtrot, tango, waltz, salsa, rumba, cha cha and swing. The eight-week course will include a ballroom dance, a Latin dance and swing, preparing you for the social dance floor— nightclubs, weddings, parties. Singles and couples welcome. Wear comfortable shoes. 7025 4/16/2015 - 6/4/2015 6:30 - 8:00PM 8 ses Th Boarman Magnuson Park Matthews Beach Rm $159
So You Think You Can’t Dance? Got two left feet or think you’re unteachable? Let us prove you wrong! Understand the basics to your favorite dance forms in this popular and fun beginning class. Learn to find the beat, partnering skills and footwork for various types of music. We’ll explore Swing, Western Two Step, Foxtrot, Waltz and Salsa and find the similarities between all these dance forms. If you have had a bad dance class experience or just feel like you are “unteachable” then this class is for you! BONUS DEAL: If you are struggling in this class we offer a 30-minute free private lesson to help you catch up (if you are attending this class as a couple both of you may attend the free session). 7095 4/16/2015 - 5/21/2015 6:30 - 7:30PM 6 ses Th Lykes Phinney Neighborhood Center Room 2 $75
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View most recent class listings and register online at www.learnatnorth.org or call 206.934.3705.
FITNESS Movement Beginning Tai Chi (Grasping the Sparrow’s Tail) Learn one of the best forms of low impact exercise for health and longevity. Increase flexibility and strength by learning this slow flowing movement meditation. Experience deeper selfawareness, improved balance and mental concentration, as well as increased physical energy. Tai Chi is suitable for all. Class includes membership in the Wellness Center. 7043 4/11/2015 - 6/13/2015 9:00 - 10:30AM 10 ses Sa Sharp On Campus: WC Bldg Room 0827D $125
Continuing Tai Chi (Grasping the Sparrow’s Tail 2) For students who have completed Section One of the Yang style form and wish to learn more. Our focus is to complete and refine the long form, which consists of four sections containing about forty five postures each. Partner drills and beginning pushing hands enhance each student’s comprehension of the subtle and profound nature of Tai Chi Chuan. Class includes membership to Wellness Center. 7061 4/11/2015 - 6/13/2015 10:30AM - 12:00PM 10 ses Sa Sharp On Campus: WC Bldg Room 0827D $125
Tai Chi Tai Chi is a classical Chinese exercise often described as meditation in slow motion. Because the basic movements of Tai Chi are done in slow motion, it is excellent for health, balance, relaxation, and self-awareness, as well as self-defense. 7208 4/14/2015 - 6/2/2015 6:30 - 8:00PM 8 ses Tu Blogg Magnuson Park Garden Rm $115
Instructor Dennis Sharp
Sustaining Vitality – Qigong Feel better and have more energy when you nurture your health and well-being. Qigong is based on the principles of understanding and balancing natural energy: Qi. Practice body awareness exercises, meditation, and circulation and cultivation of Qi. Pick up movements quickly and easily in this fun, informative environment. Learn from an instructor with 20 years teaching experience and a certified sixth generation Qigong master. 7116 4/14/2015 - 6/2/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses Tu Sharp Phinney Neighborhood Center Room 5 $129
The MELT Method Level 1: Hand & Foot Treatments and Whole Body Series
Learn the basics of MELT, all the techniques illustrated in the “MELT Method” book (optional) and how to easily incorporate a daily practice into a busy life. Enroll in this class and receive a price discount on The MELT Method: Hand and Foot Treatments and The MELT Method: Whole-Body Self-Care. Required equipment: The MELT Method Hand & Foot Treatment Kit ($50) AND Soft Foam Roller ($70). To guarantee you get the correct equipment, please contact instructor for ordering information (hard rollers do not work with this method): karin@karincollins.com. 7279 4/6/2015 - 6/15/2015 6:00 - 7:15PM 10 ses M Collins On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1360 $149 The MELT Method is simple self-care that erases pain, ‘stuck stress’ and the negative effects of active living. MELT Hand and Foot Treatments use small balls to simulate hands-on bodywork to make the whole body feel better with easy treatments for overworked hands and feet! Help the body run more efficiently and increase energy, promote more restful sleep, improve digestion and provide relief from pain. MELT is for all age ranges and fitness levels. Contact instructor at karin@karincollins.com for information about purchasing your Hand & Foot Treatment Kit for approx. $45 (plus shipping). 7163 4/6/2015 - 4/20/2015 6:00 - 7:15PM 3 ses M Collins On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1360 $35
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The MELT Method: Hand and Foot Treatment
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FITNESS The MELT Method: Whole-Body Self-Care In the MELT Whole Body class, you continue to learn and expand your expertise to simulate hands-on bodywork with the MELT Soft Roller to improve alignment, stability and mobility. Reduce and prevent pain, improve performance, and decrease stress caused by repetitive postures, overuse, misuse, disuse and aging. MELT is for all age ranges and fitness levels. Required equipment: The MELT Method Hand & Foot Treatment Kit ($50) AND Soft Foam Roller ($70). To guarantee you get the correct equipment, please contact instructor for ordering information (hard rollers do not work with this method). Contact: Karin Collins, karin@karincollins.com. 7167 4/27/2015 - 6/15/2015 6:00 - 7:15PM 7 ses M Collins On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1360 $129
Feldenkrais® – Movement for Better Living Tired of a nagging sore neck, stiff hips, or a painful back? The Feldenkrais Method® offers a way out of physical discomfort so you can move through life with ease. Using gentle and relaxing exercises, experience greater flexibility, better posture, less pain, and more freedom in your movement. Learn how to take these benefits into daily activities such as sitting, walking, or exercising. Bring a mat, a bath towel, and warm comfortable clothing. 7118 4/13/2015 - 5/18/2015 6:30 - 8:00PM 6 ses M Protz On Campus: OC Bldg Room 0142A $95
Yoga Intro to Yoga
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Intro courses are a great place to start your yoga practice. These six-week sessions are designed for anyone new to hatha yoga or continuing students interested in reconnecting to the fundamentals of a physical yoga practice, including basic yoga postures and breathing practices. This series will prepare students for the ongoing Level I classes offered at 8 Limbs. Some will be ready to move on after one session, others choose to repeat the Intro Series multiple times before moving on. 7256 5/12/2015 - 6/16/2015 7:15 - 8:30PM 6 ses Tu 8 Limbs Yoga Wedgwood Yoga Studio $90 7255 5/14/2015 - 6/18/2015 7:15 - 8:30PM 6 ses Th 8 Limbs Yoga Phinney Ridge Yoga Studio $90
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Gentle Yoga Gentle Yoga is a class focused on rejuvenating and healing the body. This class includes gentle stretches, breathing, relaxation, and simple movements to increase range of motion of the major joints. Gentle Yoga is appropriate for seniors or for students who simply prefer to move at a slower pace. 7219 4/10/2015 - 5/15/2015 5:30 - 6:45PM 6 ses F 8 Limbs Yoga Wedgwood Yoga Studio $90
Yoga Tune-Up Restore your body, heal damaged muscle tissue, increase strength and bolster your immunity by engaging in Yoga Tune-Up. You will enjoy combining Yoga, Corrective Exercise and Self-Massage using Yoga Tune-Up Therapy Balls for a great head-to-toe workout. 7217 4/8/2015 - 5/13/2015 12:00 - 1:15PM 6 ses W 8 Limbs Yoga Wedgwood Yoga Studio $90 7220 5/7/2015 - 6/11/2015 8:00 - 9:15AM 6 ses Th 8 Limbs Yoga Phinney Ridge Yoga Studio $90
Yoga Over 50 If you have yearned to try yoga but have been discouraged because you think you are too old, your body type is wrong, you are suffering from chronic health issues, or are working with an injury, this series was designed with you in mind. Taught in a light-hearted and very accessible way, this six-class series will introduce you to the basics of the physical practice of yoga, asana, as well as breathing practices, pranayama, and meditation. 7216 4/7/2015 - 5/12/2015 2:00 - 3:15PM 6 ses Tu 8 Limbs Yoga Phinney Ridge Yoga Studio $90 7218 4/9/2015 - 5/14/2015 11:00AM - 12:15PM 6 ses Th 8 Limbs Yoga Wedgwood Yoga Studio $90
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View most recent class listings and register online at www.learnatnorth.org or call 206.934.3705.
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Online Learning
Four week long instructor-facilitated courses FEATURED PERSONAL ENRICHMENT CLASSES • Dementia for Family Caregivers • Parenting Gifted Children • Success and Aging Parents
Complete class list and registration continuinged.northseattle.edu/online
Nature & Science Astronomy for Beginners What does the night sky have to teach us? How did our ancestors think about the heavens? How did the effort to understand the lights of the heavens transform human society? Explore the solar system and beyond in a multidisciplinary look at Astronomy. Learn about stars and planets and the stories behind their discoveries. Course includes a stargazing field trip. 7177 4/9/2015 - 5/14/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 6 ses Th Evans On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3345 $95
Birding by Ear
Discover the hidden world of bird language where identification, behavior and music come alive. This class will explore the use of bird songs and calls as a form of identification of bird species. We will introduce tools, apps and methods of learning birding by ear and then practice these skills in the field where theory becomes reality. Class meets on Thursday, 4/23/15 from 6:30-9:00 pm and on Saturday, 4/25/15 from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm. 7275 4/23/2015 - 4/25/2015 Varies 2 ses Th, Sa Rose On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3443 $99
Birdwatching – Welcome Back the Migrants!
I like that Penny focused on useful information (bird songs, field markings, habits), but was still able to weave colorful bits of information into the discussion. She is enthusiastic and incredibly knowledgeable. – Peter G. on Birdwatching with Penny Rose
Scanning Electron Microscope Science meets art in this fascinating class as you learn to photograph with a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)! You will look at insects and flowers with incredible magnification and see what the “really small” really looks like. You will leave with a laminated 8.5” x 11” black and white SEM photograph. A $35 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class and includes all lab supplies and use of the SEM. 7117 5/5/2015 - 5/19/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 3 ses Tu Schroeder On Campus: ED Bldg Room 0844C $95
Personal 8 Steps to Peace of Mind: A Journey into Meditation Is your mind too active, producing worries and anxiety? Behind the chatter, there is silence and stillness waiting for you. Learn easy ways to move into spaces of relaxation, self-acceptance, and serenity. Explore eight steps that help connect you to silence in your heart and being. Beginners and seasoned meditators welcomed! Taught by a certified meditation facilitator with over 36 years experience. Bring a mat or large towel, pillow, and pen and notebook to class. 7024 4/14/2015 - 6/2/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses Tu Schenker On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1254B $135
Finding the Work You Love, Finding the Life You Love Finding the Work You Love is about finding YOU—your creativity and zest for life! Find what makes your heart sing and build your life around it! This course, now in its 16th year at North, delves into four explorations: How to discover what fulfills you? How to translate what you enjoy into real-life opportunities? What obstacles stop you from pursuing your dreams? And how do you deal with these obstacles? A $13 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. 7120 4/15/2015 - 6/3/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses W Schenker On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3316 $135
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May is the month of migration. Thousands of colorful birds are returning to the Pacific Northwest from their winter hiatus in the south. Their songs and colors will rain down from the trees. This class is your opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the skills employed in birding, and learn to identify common species of Pacific Northwest migratory birds by sight and sound. Class meets on Thursday, 5/7/15 from 6:30-9:00 pm and the field trip is on Saturday, 5/9/15 from 8:00 am - 2:00 pm at Discovery Park. 7173 5/7/2015 - 5/9/2015 Varies 2 ses Th, Sa Rose On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3443 $99
Ball and Sponge (detail) by Jennifer Stock, student
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10 Secrets to Unlock Your Inner Wisdom
The 10 secrets are profound insights that can be life-changing! This class offers experiences that show you who you really are, and how you can change your life—from problems to solutions, from chaos to harmony. Transform the challenges of life into amazing adventures and heartfelt experiences! Enhance and support your quality of life in the most significant, effective, and practical ways. 7277 4/16/2015 - 6/4/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses Th Schenker On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3452 $135
The Genius Within
Successfully expressing your talents is key to fulfillment in life—it happens when one’s talents are honored in daily activities. Learn to identify the possible barriers to creative self-expression and what to do to grow and improve them. Class includes handouts and exercises, plus one complimentary individual coaching session. 7241 4/18/2015 - 4/18/2015 10:00AM - 12:00PM 1 ses Sa Danis On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3345 $35
Therapeutic Uses of Essential Oils Discover the art and science of aromatherapy. Learn about therapeutic uses, proper blending, and safe uses of essential oils, building a strong knowledge base. You will have the opportunity to experience the aromas of all 21 essential oils in class as well as create your own custom massage oil. If you are pregnant, nursing, suffering from any medical condition, taking medication, or sensitive to odors, consult a health care practitioner before you sign up for this class if you have concerns. A $15 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class. Class meets on 4/24/15 from 5:00-8:00 pm and on 4/25/15 from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. 7144 4/24/2015 - 4/25/2015 Varies 2 ses F, Sa Buck Greenwood Senior Center Dining Room $69
Instructor Cat Saunders
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Confident You
Level up your life by increasing your self-confidence. Develop tools to achieve any goal you desire by discovering your authentic self and the natural source of confidence deep within. By fostering a healthy belief in your ability, find confidence in any situation. Class includes handouts and exercises, plus one complimentary individual coaching session. Bring a sack lunch for the break. 7242 5/9/2015 - 5/9/2015 10:00AM - 3:30PM 1 ses Sa Danis On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3443 $69
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Death: The Final Frontier
Socrates said, “Death may be the greatest of all human blessings,” so why not take advantage of its many gifts? Denying the inevitable seems such a terrible waste of time. Explore mortality as a blessing, not a curse to ignite your passions and enrich your personal and professional life in countless ways. Using a variety of reflective, interactive, and demonstrative exercises—including humor—you will be gently guided to examine your own and other people’s attitudes, experiences, and practices related to death and dying. 7051 4/28/2015 - 5/19/2015 7:30 - 9:30PM 4 ses Tu Saunders On Campus: HS Bldg Room 2634A $85
Dog Care and Training Series
This lively and informative series covers all the basics of dog care and training from feeding and behavior to a variety of fun tricks. These classes are for current and prospective dog owners. Take all four classes and receive a discount. Class meets on 4/15, 4/22, 5/27, and 6/3. Please don’t bring your dog to class. 7186 4/15/2015 - 6/3/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 4 ses W Iversen On Campus: HS Bldg Room 2536A $139
I learned a whole lot about so many different essential oils! I am motivated to try some of my own mixes for myself and as gifts for friends and family, too! – Annette P. on Therapeutic Uses of Essential Oils with Shannon Buck
Basic Dog Training
Whether you are raising a puppy or have an adolescent or adult dog, this class can help prevent and solve many common nuisance behaviors. Learn positive, proactive exploration techniques to ensure good behavioral conditioning and prevent bad habits from forming. This course covers a wide variety of topics; physical development, communication, domestication, socialization, house training, troubleshooting and problem solving. Please don’t bring your dog to class. 7183 4/15/2015 - 4/15/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 1 ses W Iversen On Campus: HS Bldg Room 2536A $39
View most recent class listings and register online at www.learnatnorth.org or call 206.934.3705.
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Barking Dog Solutions
Dogs bark to raise an alarm, to get attention, to express aggression, excitement, boredom or anxiety. For a dog, barking is a normal form of communication and expression. However, when barking becomes excessive it can become a big problem for dog and owner alike. Learn effective steps you can take to alleviate problem barking. Please don’t bring your dog to class. 7184 4/22/2015 -4/22/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 1 ses W Iversen On Campus: HS Bldg Room 2536A $39
Mealtime Manners for Dogs
Feeding habits are an important part of training your pet. Learn to make the most of their mealtimes by finding out the value of a regular feeding routine, why food training is important to your dog’s health, as well as how to establish positive mealtime behaviors and develop a better connection to your dog. Please don’t bring your dog to class. 7182 5/27/2015 - 5/27/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 1 ses W Iversen On Campus: HS Bldg Room 2536A $39
Theodore Roosevelt’s Strenuous Life
Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, was an advocate of the “strenuous life.” He exalted in the challenges and sacrifices that came from the discipline, development, and exercise of body, mind, and spirit. It was an empowering worldview that took him from the wilds of Africa to the rough and tumble of American politics. Come and follow Roosevelt’s exploits, be part of the journey, create your own “strenuous life,” and be inspired to make a difference in 2015/2016. 7276 5/13/2015 - 5/27/2015 10:00AM - 12:00PM 3 ses W Rader On Campus: CC Bldg Room 1354 $65
Dog Trick Basics
Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? Have fun with your dog while astounding friends and family. Learn steps for teaching a variety of basic tricks, providing mental stimulation, reduction of stress and behavioral problems, and strengthening the bond between you and your dog. Please don’t bring your dog to class. 7185 6/3/2015 - 6/3/2015 6:00 - 9:00PM 1 ses W Iversen On Campus: HS Bldg Room 2536A $39
Entertainment
Schlock Cinema
The Basics of Bicycle Touring Enjoy the adventure and fun of bicycle travel, whether it is an overnight trip close to home, a weeklong trip in the U.S., or a multimonth trip across the globe. Learn the basics of bicycle touring, from trip preparation to gear selection, and focus on supported, “credit card,” and self-contained styles of road bike touring. The road awaits you! No experience or gear required. 7072 4/18/2015 - 4/18/2015 9:00AM - 12:30PM 1 ses Sa Burch On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3443 $55
British Footpaths: Scottish Highlands Walks
Are you a walker? Do you long to travel footpaths in other parts of the world? Come share our long distance walks in Scotland, including portions of the Antonine Wall, the Speyside Way, the Moray Coast, the West Highland Way and the Great Glen Way. We’ll conclude with Inverness and map out filming sites of the Starz romantic fantasy series, Outlander. We’ll show you how to walk with a wee 10 lbs. pack between friendly B&Bs, while ambling at your own pace—all at such reasonable costs you can’t help but make a trek to the beautiful Scottish countryside yourself. 7068 4/18/2015 - 4/25/2015 9:30AM - 12:30PM 2 ses Sa Austin On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3350 $59
Travel the World Volunteering Ready to help in another country by working with local communities that need your skills or support with existing projects? Want to teach English, work with children, help wildlife, support conservation or share your expertise? Learn how to combine inexpensive travel with life-changing experiences as you travel the world as a volunteer. Volunteer travel is not just for the young! A $5 materials fee is due to instructor on first day of class. 7160 5/26/2015 - 6/16/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 4 ses Tu Major On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3325 $69
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We will explore that age-old problem of telling people that they don’t play well with others, and it’s time to take it to another sandbox. We open with Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo, followed by Turhan Bey playing a phony mystic in The Amazing Mr. X. Then we’ll do Man Beast, (another incoherent Abominable Snowman tale) directed by Jerry Warren. We’ll be honored with a live appearance by Hollywood movie actor, Richard Evans of Too Soon to Love, Dirty Little Billy, and many more. After that, it’s the infamous Soylent Green with Charlton Heston and Edward G. Robinson. We’ll finish with the 1950’s British oddity, Devil Girl From Mars which cautions us to never get on a spaceship with a beautiful woman wearing tin foil. 7143 4/23/2015 - 5/21/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 5 ses Th Hopkins On Campus: LB Bldg Room 1131 $79
Travel
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LANGUAGE Juan Miranda is a wonderfully interesting, patient, knowledgeable, and excellent teacher! He makes learning Spanish a joy! He is open to any and all questions, offers insights and background on different Spanish speaking countries. Juan is approachable and kind, and his enthusiasm and positivity are infectious. – Kailin C. on the best thing about Spanish for Fun and Travel-Level 1 with Juan Miranda
Spanish for Fun and Travel – Level 2
Spanish Spanish for Beginners – Level 1 Bienvenidos a la clase de espanol! Welcome! If you are a beginner with a passion for learning Spanish, this class is for you! Learn basic vocabulary and grammar and build up your conversation skills in this interactive class. You will practice frequently used expressions using repetition, association, listening, speaking, and role playing. Leave knowing simple sayings and with the confidence needed to start communicating in Spanish. See www. learnatnorth.org for required textbook. 7136 4/7/2015 - 5/14/2015 6:00 - 8:00PM 12 ses Tu, Th Alexander On Campus: HS Bldg Room 2536A $199
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Spanish for Beginners – Level 2
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This course is designed as a continuation of Spanish for Beginners, Level 1. You will become more proficient and conversationally confident by learning a deeper level of basic grammar, vocabulary and by being actively engaged in many role playing scenarios. See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7137 4/8/2015 - 5/27/2015 6:00 - 8:00PM 8 ses W Alexander On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3446 $135
Spanish for Fun and Travel – Level 1 Learn the basics of Spanish in a practical and enjoyable way with an experienced, fluent instructor! Practice common, useful phrases and vocabulary as you dive into the language with basic conversations. Develop your beginning Spanish speaking ability with basic grammar, verb conjugation and pronunciation. The class is a perfect introduction or a refresher for those planning a trip to a Spanish-speaking region. See www.learnatnorth.org for required textbook. 7135 4/16/2015 - 6/4/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 8 ses Th Miranda On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3446 $135 7134 4/25/2015 - 5/30/2015 9:00AM - 12:00PM 6 ses Sa Miranda On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3450 $145
A continuation of Spanish for Fun & Travel – Level 1. Practice common, useful phrases and vocabulary as you dive into the language with basic conversations. Develop your beginning Spanish speaking ability with basic grammar, verb conjugation and pronunciation. See www.learnatnorth.org for required textbook. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7153 4/20/2015 - 6/15/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 8 ses M Miranda On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3455 $135
Spanish for Fun and Travel – Level 3 A continuation of Spanish for Fun & Travel–Level 2. Learn vocabulary through activities, stories, interviews and reading. Grammar structures will be introduced and homework will be assigned. Great for those who already converse in Spanish, but want to increase fluency. See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7133 4/14/2015 - 6/2/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 8 ses Tu Miranda On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3343 $135
Spanish for Fun and Travel – Level 4 Taught only in Spanish, this course is a continuation of Spanish 3. Activities are designed around stories, interviews, and roleplaying, with some focus on the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. Grammar is reviewed and new areas explored. Designed for students who want to maintain their conversation skills and improve vocabulary and structures. See www.learnatnorth.org for required textbook. 7227 4/15/2015 - 6/3/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 8 ses W Miranda On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3426 $135
View most recent class listings and register online at www.learnatnorth.org or call 206.934.3705.
LANGUAGE SUSAN SOLA Susan has a B.A. in Spanish Literature and an M.B.A. in Finance. She lived in Mexico for ten years, where she taught English to Mexican students at a bi-national center; she has also taught English to local immigrants and Spanish to Seattle secondary students. Susan is a writer, translator and interpreter, and is active in Hispanic cultural and social activities, including a Rotary project to support education for disadvantaged youth in Mexico City and a Chilean literary project to benefit minority and unpublished writers.
Spanish I Plus: Total Immersion
Prepare to navigate in an all-Spanish environment in a culturally and grammatically correct manner by jumping into this fun immersion class. Each student will advance from their existing Spanish knowledge to a more advanced level as we review the basics and build on them to develop fluency in a variety of Spanish language contexts. Hone your conversation, pronunciation and comprehension through a variety of role-playing, print and digital media, film and literary discussion, and other interactive activities—all in Spanish! 7305 4/13/2015 - 5/20/2015 2:00 - 4:00PM 12 ses M, W Sola On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3449 $199 7304 4/13/2015 - 5/20/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 12 ses M, W Sola On Campus: HS Bldg Room 2634A $199
Spanish for Medical Professionals – Online
Spanish for Medical Professionals II – Online Expand your knowledge of the Spanish language and improve your communication skills with your Spanish speaking patients. Learn about the near future, present progressive, the command or imperative tenses, direct objects, increase your medical vocabulary and practice interviewing patients, taking health history, diagnosing, giving instructions, and prescribing medication. Gain confidence in your speaking abilities and conquer the frustrating communication gap that can occur. Basic understanding of Spanish or completion of Spanish for Medical Professionals required. 7009 6/1/2015 - 6/26/2015 Sempe $145
Conversational Japanese I This conversational class is for beginners with little or no Japanese background and for those who want to brush up on Japanese speaking skills. Covers useful phrases, pronunciation, vocabulary, some numbers, the ko-so-a-do words, and grammar. Students also experience Japan’s unique culture and customs through class activities. A $10 textbook fee is due to instructor on first day of class. 7098 4/23/2015 - 6/11/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses Th Nakamura-Lambert On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3343 $135
ESL Intermediate and Advanced ESL – Reading & Writing In a relaxed setting, non-native speakers will bring their written expression up to par with accepted North American English. Emphasis will be placed on sentence structure and sequence of grammatical forms, register of language, paragraph structure, and correcting many frequently made mistakes. See www. learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7103 4/7/2015 - 5/28/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 16 ses Tu, Th Morehead On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3315 $235
Speak Better English for Non-Native Speakers Discover how to speak clearly and expressively - on the phone, in meetings, in job interviews, and when giving presentations. No matter what your first language, in this class you’ll learn advanced techniques for pronouncing with an American accent by using the methods of radio and TV broadcasters to sound decisive and confident. Instructor has trained people from more than 35 countries to gain respect and speak with confidence. 7101 4/18/2015 - 5/2/2015 9:00AM - 12:00PM 3 ses Sa Buschmohle On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3343 $129 MICHAEL BUSCHMOHLE Michael has been president of Applause Associates since 1981, and trains people around the world to communicate with confidence. Author, artist, cartoonist, college instructor in the U.S. and China, he’s also a speech writer and media coach whose clients have appeared on Oprah, Good Morning America, and the Today show. He writes speeches for CEOs, mayors, government officials, physicians and medical directors. Michael is a former speech writer for the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in Washington State. He has conducted communications training in 8 countries, 40 states, and more than 150 cities worldwide. He holds a BA in Philosophy and a Master’s degree in Theology.
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Bridge the communication gap between you and your Spanishspeaking patients in this class designed specifically for healthcare professionals. You will practice practical language skills needed to effectively communicate while learning the basics of the language, culture, and how to ask the questions crucial to quality healthcare. Whether you speak some Spanish and need a refresher, or speak no Spanish at all, you will gain the real-world knowledge you need to effectively work with patients. See www. learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7008 5/4/2015 - 5/29/2015 Sempe $145
Asian Languages
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LANGUAGE SARKA FALTINOVA Sarka was born in the Czech Republic, grew up in Slovakia and moved to North America 11 years ago. She started studying foreign languages in grade 4. At the age of 14, she added English to her language mix, and she hasn’t stopped studying it ever since. She has earned a Master’s Degree in English Language and Literature specialized in TESOL, from Comenius University, Slovakia and a TESOL Certificate in Canada. Sarka has been teaching English for over 15 years. She has taught in Slovakia, Holland, Canada and the US. Teaching is her greatest passion. Sarka’s classes balance hard work with fun interactive activities and tasks.
TOEFL/IELTS Preparation – Part 1 If you are planning to take TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System), this test prep class is for you. This class focuses on test taking techniques in all four parts of the test: reading, listening, speaking, writing. Build reading and listening strategies that you can apply in either one of the tests. Learn tips to read faster in order to find the right answers within a short time limit. There will be practice tests to help you get used to the types of exercises and time given for each task. See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7102 4/25/2015 - 6/13/2015 9:00AM - 12:00PM 8 ses Sa Faltinova On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3345 $195
French II and Beyond This multi-level French learning experience furthers language development in an interactive setting. Students will be encouraged to join in the French language and culture fun. Get ready for practical applications in spoken French and reading publications, with an underlying grammatical support in the classroom and at home. See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. Prerequisite: French I or equivalent French knowledge. No class on 5/25/15 due to Memorial Day. 7105 4/13/2015 - 6/8/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses M Morehead On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3445 $135
Sign Language Basic Sign Language Open the doors of communication and explore basic conversational sign language. You will quickly learn finger spelling, develop a basic vocabulary, and grasp general concepts and structure of sign language communication. Consistently toprated instructor will help you gain a solid foundation in ASL in a fun and welcoming environment. 7023 4/7/2015 - 5/26/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 8 ses Tu Jordan On Campus: CC Bldg Room 3343 $135
Sign Language – Level 2 This class is a continuation of Basic Sign Language Level 1. You will be exposed to increased development of communication strategies with emphasis on expanding vocabulary and grammatical understanding. 7100 4/9/2015 - 5/28/2015 6:30 - 8:30PM 8 ses Th Jordan On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3415 $135
French
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Whether you are planning a trip or staying close to home, beginners with little or no French background will gain practical knowledge in this interactive class. You’ll be inspired to dive into the language by learning basic vocabulary, speech patterns, and common expressions, along with French customs and culture. See www.learnatnorth.org for textbook information. 7104 4/15/2015 - 6/3/2015 7:00 - 9:00PM 8 ses W Morehead On Campus: IB Bldg Room 3325 $135
Instructor Dennice Jordan
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