Spring '19 Schedule of Classes from Linn-Benton Community College

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Virtual Cadaver T LBCC is the first community college in Oregon to have innovative teaching tool Laid end to end, the adult human body has nearly 100,000 miles of blood vessels and 46 miles of nerves. There are 206 bones, 78 organs, and billions of tiny cells.

To teach students these complex body systems, LBCC Anatomy and Physiology (A&P) instructors are using a new, innovative teaching tool: the Anatomage Anatomy Table, also known as a Virtual Cadaver.

LBCC is the first community college in Oregon to use virtual cadaver technology in A&P classes.

Looking like an oversized iPad, the full-length table allows students to rotate, zoom in and out, and navigate 3D human cadaver images to study the human body.

A&P instructor Charlene LaRoux is one of the first teachers to use the new technology in her classroom. “One of the exciting things about the virtual cadaver is students can literally see all the parts at the same time, and they see it all in 3D,” said LaRoux. “The software allows us to remove parts with the touch of a screen, and replace them as we move through the course.”

The virtual table is pre-loaded with four different human cadavers, created from images of real cadavers.

It also comes with a large database of x-ray scans, CT scans, MRI scans, and medical images that cover diseases, abnormalities and injuries. Students can move through the human body layer by layer and honein on specific body systems.

“When we study the digestive system, for example, students are able to perform a virtual dissection and remove body parts that we don’t need right then,” said LaRoux. “They can even roll the image from side to side and back to front to view from different angles.”

Charlene LaRoux, left, has been teaching biological sciences at LBCC since 2010.

She has a bachelor’s degree in Organismal Biology from Portland State University, and a master’s degree and PhD in Human Anatomy and Physiology from the University of Oregon.

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“We focus on the essentials, knowing that students will get more detailed as they move ahead in their programs. The virtual table really allows us to do that.” ~ Charlene LaRoux With the virtual technology, dissection labs are quicker and more cost-effective. In the virtual world, there is no shelf life. And chemicals normally used for human cadaver dissection are no longer needed, which is an added bonus for students who have allergies or asthma, or who are sensitive to smells like formaldehyde.

Approximately 200 students move through LBCC’s three-term anatomy and physiology series each year.

Most of those students are majoring in health care fields such as nursing, diagnostic imaging, exercise and sports science, and health administration.

“A&P classes are a big part of our nursing program,” said Kristina Holton, dean of LBCC’s Science, Engineering and Math division.

“Biology is also a large part of our student pathways, and one of the largest transfer programs for students going to Oregon State.”

Holton was instrumental in acquiring the Anatomage technology, which was purchased in part by funds from the Ann and Doug Brodie Science Program Endowment through the LBCC Foundation.

Ann Brodie is a retired OSU biological sciences professor and former LBCC Board of Education member, and both Ann and Doug are lifelong supporters of education.

“Biology is a large part of our student pathways, and one of the largest transfer programs for students going to Oregon State.” ~Kristina Holton

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Making the roads safer, one student at a time Leah Hansen is one of 14 certified instructors for LBCC’s Driver Education program. Each instructor has their own reason for teaching safe driving to teens, but Hansen’s reason is very personal.

Before coming to LBCC, Hansen drove a Corvallis city bus for many years, and thought about becoming a driving instructor. It wasn’t until a fateful event nearly a decade ago that she found the motivation to teach.

In September 2009, Hansen’s former husband was leaving for work in Eastern Oregon. After driving almost 100 miles, and only 9 miles from his destination, he fell asleep at the wheel. His car crossed the center line and hit a truck pulling a trailer. He died on impact.

Hansen believes the long work hours combined with little sleep were factors in the fatal crash.

With school, work, sports, homework and social obligations, teenagers need more sleep than most adults. Making sure her students understand the importance of staying alert while driving is a personal mission for Hansen.

Today, Hansen teaches her young students not only the rules of the road and safe vehicle operation, but also personal preparedness and the importance of staying alert while driving.

“My students watch a video about drowsy driving, and I show them the photos from the fatal crash,” said Hansen. “The response has been positive, and my students are more engaged because this is something that happened to someone they know, which is me.”

For more than 25 years, LBCC Community Education has held Driver Education classes in Linn and Benton counties. All LBCC courses are approved by the Oregon Department of Transportation-Traffic Safety Division.

“Drowsy driving is the same as driving impaired,” said Hansen. ”Teenagers are especially apt to drive drowsy because their lives are very full.”

Teenagers are especially apt to drive drowsy because their lives are very full.

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LBCC Benton Center

Let us help your child become a better driver!

Classes start as soon as April 1.

See class listings within to find one nearest you.

EXPANSION MOVING FORWARD

Plans to expand the LBCC Benton Center are moving forward, which includes renovation of an existing college-owned building at NW Reiman Street.

The college anticipates construction to be complete by fall term 2020. Watch for more news about our progress!

Progress to date includes:

· Finalization of design plans · Preparing applications for construction permits · Construction tentatively scheduled to start summer/fall 2019 4

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Who is ELF?

We are the Extended Learning

Growing businesses, careers, lives.

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In August 2017, five unique programs came together creating the Extended

Learning department. Offering over 700 non-credit classes a year, classes are designed for personal enrichment and workforce development, serving learners across the life course.

With classes offered at all LBCC locations and at partner locations throughout the midWillamette Valley, Extended Learning brings classes to you in your community.

Community Education

For learners across the lifecourse, class offerings include language and writing, recreation and dance, computers and technology, fitness and health, music and art, and more.

Driver Education

Driver Education courses are approved by the Oregon Department of Traffic Safety Division and include permit preparation and teen driver courses. Vehicle Safety courses include AARP driver safety, tractor safety, forklift training, and motorcycle safety.

Corporate Training and Professional Development

Trainers listen to your needs and help you develop solid learning outcomes. This approach customizes training to the needs of your organization. Workshops are also available to the public throughout the mid-Willamette Valley, focusing on professional development and leadership.

CALL FOR INFORMATION 541-917-4840

Small Business Development Center

For new and existing business owners, SBDC provides expert advice and resources to start, grow, or scale up a business. Offerings include free business advising and workshops designed for business owners.

Linn-Benton Fire Training Council

Made up of representatives from Linn and Benton Counties, the Council works in conjunction with Extended Learning to discuss training needs or resources for firefighters and training officers.

Extended Learning Willamette Hall, WH-120 6500 Pacific Blvd. SW Albany, OR 97321

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Also serving Tangent, Lyons, Millersburg Albany Campus Willamette Hall, WH-120 6500 Pacific Blvd. SW, Albany, OR 97321 541-917-4840 • Hablamos Español linnbenton.edu/extendedlearning Hours of Operation Monday – Thursday...............................................8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Friday......................................................................8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.

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Scheduled Campus Closures All LBCC locations will be closed May 27.

Open Registration for all classes Enroll in person at any LBCC location or call 541-917-4840. Open registration begins February 25.

Most classes begin the week of April 1 • Register early! Get the classes you want!

For locations of all classes, see page 49.

Registration Hours Monday – Thursday..........................................8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Friday.................................................................8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Extended Registration Hours!

February 25, 26, 27 only - open until 6 p.m.

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ART PAINTING WITH ACRYLICS Learn the basics of design and acrylic painting while finding your own personal style. Take home a completed floral, landscape, still life, figure, abstract design, or a project to build upon at home. All levels welcome.

See supplies to bring to first class: linnbenton.edu/supplies 43217 R HANSEN,G

1:30 -3:20 p.m. 04/04 $89 FEE

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BEGINNING WATERCOLOR PAINTING This class is designed for beginning watercolor painters. Students will learn traditional techniques including wet-into-wet, dry brush, lifting, glazing, color mixing and much more. See supplies to bring to class: linnbenton.edu/supplies. No class May 13.

43857 M HANSEN,G

2 -3:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/08

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INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR PAINTING NEW! This class is designed for intermediate watercolor painters with some watercolor painting experience. Students will continue to learn advanced techniques while working on more challenging projects. See supplies to bring to class: linnbenton.edu/supplies 43858 M MOORE,K

12 -1:50 p.m. $79 FEE

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ADVANCED WATERCOLOR AND WATER MEDIA PAINTING Take your technique to the next level. Participants explore composition, perspective, reflections, shadows, and color theory with new and challenging techniques. Class builds on skills learned in Beginning and Intermediate Watercolor Painting. These sessions can be taken indefinitely.

See supplies to bring to first class: linnbenton.edu/supplies 42821 W HANSEN,G

9:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/03 $89 FEE

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DRAWING FOR FUN NEW! Love to draw? Want to learn to draw or sharpen your drawing skills? If so, this drawing class is for you. Come join in the drawing fun whether you have no drawing experience or you have well developed drawing skills. We will be learning about the different drawing tools and the technical aspects of drawing that make drawings realistic while at the same time allowing for the individual expression that makes each drawing expressive and artistic.

We will be drawing a variety of subjects: still life, landscape, and life drawing using a variety of media. Come to class prepared to draw the first class. See supplies to bring to first class: linnbenton.edu/supplies 43556 T HANSEN,G

6 -7:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/02

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CAREER/PERSONAL GROWTH AGING IN PLACE: HIRING YOUR OWN IN-HOME HELP This course is perfect for anyone who wishes to age in the comfort of their own home or has aging parents that currently reside alone. Learn to identify the early signs when it’s time to seek additional help, how to make your home safe and protect your loved one from being taken advantage of as well as many local community resources. Come with your questions!

43900 T GARNER,J

1 -2:50 p.m. $29 FEE

04/16

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UNDERSTANDING LONG TERM LIVING OPTIONS This course is ideal for anyone who is planning for their retirement, having to seek long-term care for a parent or a loved one or someone who is looking to down size. In this two hour course learn about the various resources and services to help an individual age in the comfort of their own home or within a care community. Gain knowledge about home health, in-home services, senior living and more. Understanding the levels of care, the benefits and differences of each and which pay sources are accepted. Walk away with a starting point, a heightened awareness to the options available and how to confidently access those options to best meet your care needs.

43901 T GARNER,J

3:30 -5:20 p.m. 04/16 $29 FEE

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW-COPYRIGHT AND PATENTS NEW! In this 2 hr. workshop you will learn the basics of Copyright and Patents.

How Copyright and Patent law is developed and a brief intro into the court system as it relates to the Copyright and Patents.

43898 T HONIG,H 43899 R HONIG,H

4:30 -6:20 p.m. 04/16 $29 FEE 6 -7:50 p.m.

05/16 $29 FEE

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COMPUTERS iPHONE/iPAD SERIES Whether you’re brand new to the iPhone or iPad or have been using your device for awhile the three three-week sessions of this class will show you how to get the most out of your mobile device. In addition to the basics, you’ll learn tips and shortcuts that will enhance your usage and increase your efficiency. The step by step classroom media presentations are accompanied by very detailed handouts and are presented in a relaxed environment. The materials apply to the iPod Touch as well. Please note: These classes are specific to Apple phones and tablets and do not apply to Android devices.

IPHONE/IPAD I In the first three-week session you’ll be guided through the landscape of your iPhone or iPad, from the Home Screen(s) to the physical layout of its buttons and ports. You’ll discover the gestures and touches that make it easier and more efficient to navigate the screens and apps. You’ll also learn how to rearrange and organize the application icons on your home screen, how to open, close, and delete unwanted apps. You’ll find out how key settings can be adjusted to personalize the operation of your device and discover why it’s important to keep your operating system up to date.

43836 R BUSH,G

3 -4:50 p.m. $59 FEE

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IPHONE/IPAD II The second three-week session allows you to explore the essentials of Apple’s built in productivity apps for organizing your Contacts, adding events to your Calendar, using the Reminders to stay on top of important tasks. Students will also learn key features of Apple Mail and the Safari web browser (with some features not found in other browsers). Important security recommendations for mail and web browsing will also be discussed.

43840 R BUSH,G

3 -4:50 p.m. $59 FEE

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IPHONE/IPAD III The final three-week session explains iCloud and why it can help you keep the important data - such as contacts, calendar events and photos - in sync on your mobile devices and computers as well as how to back up your important data to iCloud and/or your computer. You’ll also learn to use the special features of the Camera app and the powerful creative, editing and organizing tools in the Photos app.

43841 R BUSH,G

3 -4:50 p.m. $59 FEE

05/16

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CONSUMER EDUCATION FINANCIAL FOUNDATIONS Are you challenged with managing money and a budget? Would you like to learn how to improve your credit report and score? Are you curious about easy-to-follow steps that create the habit of saving? Join Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services, a local, non-profit housing agency, for this no-cost class. Using hands-on tools and group discussions, you’ll learn how to master money management skills to reach your financial goals. Workshop participants are also eligible for free one-on-one support from a certified Financial Capability Coach. Registration is required through Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services at: www.w-nhs.org , electronic mail: info@w-nhs.org, or by calling 541-752-7220, Ext. 300 42020 TW 6 -7:50 p.m.

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COOKING BBQ BASICS-THE ART OF GRILLING AND SMOKING NEW! Just in time for grilling season. In this two-part class learn the basics of grilling and smoking both proteins and vegetables. Day one we will learn how to use the grill, learn about marinades, and easy summer sides to go along with your grilled foods. Day two we will dive a bit deeper into using a smoker to create authentic American BBQ. This is a class you do not want to miss.

43549 RF WADLOW,A

6 -8:50 p.m. $79 FEE

05/16

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CAKE DECORATING WITH BUTTERCREAM Use simple techniques to accomplish professional looking results.

Learn how to use buttercream icing while focusing on a variety of ways to decorate cakes. See supplies to bring to first class linnbenton.edu/ supplies 42996 M HASE,C

6 -7:50 p.m. $49 FEE

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CAKE DECORATING WITH ROYAL ICING Take your cake decorating to a new level by decorating with Royal Icing.

Make correlli lace, brush embroidery, petals, blossoms and more.

Mastering this decorating technique will open your world to a whole new level of creativity. Besides its lovely finish it also colors nicely and is used as a frosting for cakes, cookies, and intricate piped decorations. See supply list at: linnbenton.edu/supplies 43907 M HASE,C

6 -7:50 p.m. $49 FEE

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DANCE COWBOY DANCE FOR COUPLES-BEGINNING Country dancing is FUN, even if you don’t love Country Western music.

Covers Cowboy 2-step, Swing, Waltz and Cha-Cha. This is not line dancing. Cowboy Dance for Couples works great in ballroom and swing dancing. You are encouraged to enroll with a partner. Wear soft-soled shoes.

40244 T GREEN,V

7:30 -8:50 p.m. 04/02 $69 FEE

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COWBOY DANCE FOR COUPLES-INTERMEDIATE Beyond beginners cowboy dance. Must know basic two-step, Waltz, and Cha-Cha. More emphasis on turns, lead and follow, and other pattern dances. You are encouraged to enroll with a partner. Wear soft-soled shoes.

40220 T BRIGGS,E

6 -7:20 p.m. $69 FEE

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LATIN RHYTHMS DANCE NEW! Come shake your hips and groove to a variety of Latin Rhythms in this creativity-inspired dance class. Make it a date night or come make new friends. Instructor is bilingual in Spanish and English and will bring a fun energy to this rhythm oriented class. No experience necessary.

43847 F ARROYO-BURDETT,S

6 -6:50 p.m. $59 FEE

04/05

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DRIVER EDUCATION AND VEHICLE SAFETY DRIVER ED 18 & OVER Registration packets are available on-line at linnbenton.edu/drivereducation and at all LBCC centers. Class must be dropped 72 hours prior to start date for refund. Does not qualify for waiver of driving test at DMV. Supplies included in fees. Call 541-917-4849 with questions. Students are requested to read the parent/student handbook: linnbenton.edu/drivereducation 40850 DUBEAU,S 40851 DELAY,R

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4:30 -7:20 p.m. 04/01 $445 FEE 5:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/03 $445 FEE

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DRIVER PERMIT PREPARATION Having trouble passing the permit test or just need help studying? This course covers the Oregon Driver Manual and what you need to know to pass the Oregon Driver permit test. Materials include in fee.

43608 T DUBEAU,S

5:30 -7:20 p.m. 04/30 $49 FEE

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DRIVER ED WITH PERMIT Registration packets are available online at linnbenton.edu/drivereducation and all centers one week prior to registration. This ODOT approved program includes mandated 30 hours classroom instruction, parent/student orientation at first meeting, plus 12 hours on the road (6 hrs behind-the-wheel + 6 hrs driver observation). Required at registration: completed packet, fee, original and one photocopy of your driver permit.

Class must be dropped 72 hours prior to start date for refund. Supplies included in fees. Call 541-917-4849 with questions. Parents and students are requested to read the parent/student handbook: linnbenton.edu/drivereducation 40221 DUBEAU,S 40223 DELAY,R

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4:30 -7:20 p.m. 04/01 $265 FEE 5:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/03 $265 FEE

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AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM A classroom program designed to help develop and reinforce safe driving skills and techniques. Satisfactory completion may also qualify you for reduced auto insurance premiums (check with your insurance carrier). The $15 fee for AARP members or $20 fee for non-members is collected at the first class. Please bring your driver license, AARP card and lunch to class.

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TEACHING YOUR TEEN TO DRIVE Teaching your teen to drive can be a tense and thrilling time. Help make it more enjoyable by adding some new information to what you already know about driving. Did you know adding 1 more second between you and the next car can reduce car crashes by 80%? This class will help you be successful and safer while you complete the 100 hours of practice time with your student (50 hours if they complete Driver Education). Come join us for this fun and informative session on techniques and options for helping your teen learn to drive while you retain your sanity. It will be worth your time. Materials include in fee.

43606 M HANSEN,L

5:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/22 $15 FEE

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TRACTOR & FARM MACHINERY SAFETY Tractor and farm safety and operation in accordance with federal regulations for underage farm workers age 14 to 18. Class developed and operated with the cooperation and assistance of the OSU Extension Service. Student and parent must sign Liability Waiver/Indemnification Form. Bring No. 2 pencil. Students must be at least 14 to register.

Must wear closed-toed shoes and long pants. Payment due at time of registration. PREREGISTRATION REQUIRED. Registration/waiver forms on-line at www.linnbenton.edu/tractor-safety. Class must be dropped 72 hours prior to start date for refund. Supplies included in fees.

42098 TOWERY,S

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FORKLIFT TRAINING This is a forklift training that follows OSHA requirements, employers are required to certify their employees. Students should bring their lunch.

Training is limited to 10 students.

43956 S RICE,M

8 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 04/27 $149 FEE

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Intermediate Courses - $169 • Choose from Intermediate Rider Training (IRT) or eRiderTM Intermediate • 4 hours practice riding + classroom • Available to all riders 21 and older Advanced Courses - $99 • Rider Skills Practice (RSP) • 4.5 hours, no classroom • Available to riders 16 and older with a motorcycle endorsement • Other advanced courses are available through TEAM OREGON

Find complete training and licensing information, course schedules and register online at the TEAM OREGON website http://team-oregon.org; additional assistance or information: 800-545-9944.

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TEAM OREGON MOTORCYCLE CLASSES LBCC’s motorcycle courses are offered in cooperation with TEAM OREGON, a nationally recognized leader in motorcycle rider safety and skills training. TEAM OREGON offers courses for riders of all levels of ability. You can learn to ride, earn your motorcycle endorsement or take your skills to the next level. The course instruction and coaching will help you to ride safer, smarter, and more skillfully.

Basic and intermediate courses are approved for Oregon’s mandatory training requirement, and offer a choice of traditional or online classroom.

Basic Courses - $199 • Choose from Basic Rider Training (BRT) or eRiderTM Basic • 8 hours practice riding + classroom • Available to all riders 16 and older; mandatory for new riders under 21

GED/ADULT BASIC SKILLS - SEE PAGE 40 HEALTH & FIRST AID MEDICARE 101 Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance - SHIBA - is holding a Medicare class that will cover the basics of Medicare A, B, C and D. This class is designed for anyone who will be eligible for Medicare within a few months or is new to Medicare. Beneficiaries will better understand their Medicare benefits and learn how to choose a supplemental insurance plan that best meets their individual needs. It is also a valuable class for current beneficiaries who would like a better understanding of their Medicare benefits and options for changes or additional coverage. Spouses, other relatives and friends are welcome to attend the class as well. The class is taught by an unbiased SHIBA volunteer and sponsored by Linn-Benton RSVP. Reservations are required. Call 541-812-0849 to enroll.

43939 M 1 -2:50 p.m.

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HISTORY OREGON HISTORY Take a step back in time and discover Oregon’s rich history from the pioneer period, including the settlement of Northwest Indians, fur traders, mountain men, pioneers, all ethnic groups that came to Oregon, the Lewis and Clark expedition, the history of Oregon’s towns and cities, and the Gold Rush era.

40742 M FROST,C

9 -10:50 a.m. $69 FEE

04/08

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WOMEN IN TIME, SPACE AND OTHER DIMENSIONS NEW! In this class we will explore how women have influenced the genre of science fiction in surprising and spectacular ways. The vision is to experience science fiction from this unique and wonderful perspective.

Science fiction encompasses much more than many think.

43897 S SCHULTZ,N

1 -2:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/27

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HOME & GARDEN FAIRY GARDEN IN A POT NEW! Let’s build a Fairy Garden center piece or pot for your outdoor garden or table. Bring a pot and any cute decorative pieces you’d like to include. Fee covers soil and plant material which will be supplied. Feel free to bring some plant material from your garden to share! This is a fun project that can last for years.

43864 W SMALL,C

7 -8:50 p.m. $39 FEE

05/01

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HOME ORCHARD BASICS This workshop, part of a three class series, is an introduction to growing your own fruits in your backyard. The workshop will give you the knowledge to select the best performing fruit variety for your site and situation, and how to place them and plant them. Also covered will be the basic needs and care of these plants, and how to tell when they are ripe for harvest, so you are prepared for a successful growing experience.

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DESIGN YOUR POCKET NATIVE LANDSCAPE In this three hour workshop, one will learn how to use native plants in a landscape to provide essential pockets of habitat for native pollinators and wildlife. Landscapes do not have to be all native or non-native to be effective. Bring photos or measurements for a small area (100-300 square feet) where you would like to create an oasis for visiting wildlife. We will cover a broad list of native shrubs, perennials, and bulbs, and show you how to group these native plants together based on site conditions; then guide you through the process of creating a quick-sketch planting plan to transform this area into a pocket native landscape.

43896 F MORGAN,D

1 -3:50 p.m. $39 FEE

05/10

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FLORAL DESIGNS: WEDDING BOUQUETS NEW! Gather your wedding party and have some fun creating DIY bouquets for your big day! In this two-week workshop, you’ll increase confidence in your ability to assemble a wedding bouquet from plant material that’s locally available to forage or purchase. In week one we’ll make a traditional hand-tied bouquet, and in week two we will explore the popular cascading bouquet. Bonding and curiosity encouraged! Please bring 25 stems of flowers (your choice) and 12 stems of greenery (also your choice). Tools, wire, bouquet holders, adhesives, and floral tape will be provided as part of the supply fee.

43910 R FARRAR,K

7 -8:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/04

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FLORAL DESIGNS: CENTERPIECES NEW! Gather your wedding party and have some fun with DIY centerpieces for your big day! In this two-week workshop, you’ll increase your confidence in your ability to assemble a centerpiece for your reception. Week one will be how to make a centerpiece in a vase or container without the aid of floral foam. In week two, we will use floral foam to master a low profile centerpiece. Please bring 12 to 20 stems of flowers and 7 to 12 pieces of greenery each week. Vases, containers, floral foam, tools, wire, and floral tape will be provided as part of the supply fee.

43911 R FARRAR,K

7 -8:50 p.m. $69 FEE

05/02

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FLORAL DESIGNS: WEDDING PARTY FLOWERS NEW! Gather your wedding party and have some fun making DIY wedding party flowers for your big day! In this two-week workshop, you’ll increase your confidence in your ability to assemble a wedding bouquet, corsages, and boutineers. Week one will hone your technique in small hand-tied bouquets. Week two will teach you the taped and wired technique in making corsages and boutineers (the same technique is used to also make the popular hair wreath or a floral garland.) For week one please bring 12 stems of flowers and 6 stems of greenery (either purchased or foraged.)

Week two materials will be provided along with tools, floral sealers, wire and floral tape as part of the supply fee.

43912 R FARRAR,K

7 -8:50 p.m. $69 FEE

0523

2

BGCLUB

BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE WOODWORKING NEW! Come learn how to safely use hand tools and power tools used in carpentry and with your woodworking projects. The class will also introduce you to some technology used by professionals including CNC (Computer Numerical Control), a laser engraver and 3D printing. Please bring your own safety goggles/glasses and ear protection. This class, is for beginners and those with some experience looking to refine their skills and/or gain new ones. Supplies included in class fee.

43863 W HAWKINS,J

6 -8:50 p.m. $189 FEE

04/03

8

WAHS

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14 CRN Instructor

Albany Community Education • 541-917-4840

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BEGINNING GUITAR Explore the possibilities of the most popular instrument in the world! Adult (16+) beginning guitar class ranging from an introduction to your guitar to basic chords and strumming patterns through learning simple popular songs. Explore harmony and melody with additional material for more advanced players. Please bring your own guitar.

43861 M ZUNDEL,Z

4 -5:20 p.m. $89 FEE

04/08

8

YMCA

GUITAR ENSEMBLE NEW! This class is an ensemble open to guitar, ukulele, bass, mandolin, and banjo players. We will play arrangements of popular music and light classical pieces with a performance on the 8th week. The course will encourage music reading skills, and ensemble etiquette. Some string playing experience is required. Open to those 16 years and older.

43877 M ZUNDEL,Z

5:30 -6:50 p.m. 04/08 $79 FEE

8

YMCA

OUTDOOR AND ENVIRONMENT

LANGUAGE SPANISH FOR SENIORS Have fun as you practice Spanish conversation with essential words, song and phrases! Get ready to travel more confidently in Spanish speaking countries. Students will learn present, past and future verb tenses, the house items, store items, and how to move in a city, and writing letters.

41713 T PARSON,T

2:30 -3:50 p.m. 04/02 $69 FEE

8

ALBSR

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I For anyone interested in learning American Sign Language and about Deaf Culture. Textbook required. No class May 14.

40740 T WHITE,H

6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/02 $99 FEE

8

MKH-118

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II Communication in American Sign Language for those ready for silent communication through games and group interaction. Two terms of ASL or permission of instructor required. No class May 14.

40741 T WHITE,H

6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/02 $99 FEE

8

04/02

5:15 -6:05 p.m. 05/07 $69 FEE

6

TAKLND

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS FOR INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES This workshop will focus mainly on personal preparedness and supply readiness for those living in the Pacific Northwest. During this workshop, students will learn preparedness skills to mitigate a disaster’s impact on the individual’s person, pets, and property. We will also discuss both natural disasters (earthquake, fire, flood, etc.) and human caused disasters (bioterrorism, active shooter, incidents of mass violence, etc.) and offer suggestions to prepare for when disaster strikes. Participants will walk away with a toolkit to build your own readiness kit and are encouraged to bring a 2-inch, 3-ring binder.

43908 W ANDERSON,S 43909 S ANDERSON,S

5:15 -8:05 p.m. 04/10 $39 FEE 9 -11:50 a.m. 04/20 $39 FEE

1

NSH-109

1

MKH-118

PARENTING EDUCATION - SEE PAGE 41

ENGLISH HANDBELLS NEW! Join a choir of handbell ringers! Learn a variety of ringing techniques and share the joy of teamwork as you prepare and present this unusual form of music. Curriculum will include care and use of handbells and hand chimes and handbell music notation. Sheet music will be provided by the instructor. Participants will need to bring a pair of light weight cotton gloves for handling bells.

3 -4:20 p.m. $89 FEE

43859 TR KIZER,K

MKH-118

MUSIC

43940 TR CAMPBELL,D

TRAIL RUNNING Trail Running is a class designed for individuals who enjoy being outdoors and practicing mindfulness as they jog/run in nature. We will be running local trails together that have easy to moderate terrain difficulty.

Most trails will be between 2-4 miles; however, you can choose the pace and the distance that’s right for you. Develop a stronger connection with yourself, the environment, and other individuals in our community! First class will meet at Takena Landing in Albany. Other trailhead meeting spots will be provided at first class.

8

ALBMET

PHYSICAL ED/HUMAN PERFORMANCE STRENGTH & BALANCE This class focus is on the exercise portion of the program called A Matter of Balance, developed and used as an evidence-based practice model

by OHSU ThinkFirst Oregon Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Prevention Program. Practice chair exercises and standing exercises to find ways to reduce fall risk factors. Work to increase leg strength, balance, and flexibility. Learn strategies for moving through your day in a thoughtful and safe way that you can continue to practice throughout the week.

43893 W

MW GOURLEY,A

10:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/03 10:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/08 $79 FEE

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

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SONGBR SONGBR

EXTENDED LEARNING

Albany Community Education • 541-917-4840 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

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STRENGTH & BALANCE FOR SENIORS This class focus is on the exercise portion of the program called A Matter of Balance, developed and used as an evidence-based practice model

by OHSU ThinkFirst Oregon Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Prevention Program. Practice chair exercises and standing exercises to find ways to reduce fall risk factors. Work to increase leg strength, balance, and flexibility. Learn strategies for moving through your day in a thoughtful and safe way that you can continue to practice throughout the week.

43826 TR GOURLEY,A

11 -11:50 a.m. $79 FEE

04/02

11

SWANSO

YIN YOGA Yin Yoga is a series of gentle postures, usually done seated or reclined and held for longer periods of time. Poses gently release tension held in your body and calm you while moving with breath. The class supports quiet reflection, or going inward, as you notice how you are feeling within the pose. This gentle practice requires physical challenge but you are in total control of your movement in each pose. Class is suitable for all levels of fitness and flexibility.

43827 TR GOURLEY,A 43830 S GOURLEY,A

1:30 -2:20 p.m. 04/02 $79 FEE 11 -11:50 a.m. 04/06 $59 FEE

11

SWANSO

10

SONGBR

GENTLE YOGA Relax and energize in a single breath. You can improve your mental and physical well-being while reducing stress. With each class, students will build strength while also increasing flexibility. Bring a yoga mat and blanket.

40744 W

MW ROSE,M 40792 W

MW ROSE,M 41272 W

MW ROSE,M

1 -1:50 p.m.

1 -1:50 p.m. $69 FEE 2 -2:50 p.m.

2 -2:50 p.m. $69 FEE 3 -3:50 p.m.

3 -3:50 p.m. $69 FEE

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15

Starts Wks Location

EARLY MORNING FITNESS Join this class for early risers! Includes warm up activities, stretching, flexibility, easy cardio/walking and strength training with light hand weights/resistance rope/physioball. Anyone with physical limitations given special attention.

41862 WF

MWF YEE,J

8 -8:5:0 a.m.

8 -8:5:0 a.m. $89 FEE

04/03 04/08

1 10

ALBSR ALBSR

GENTLE EXERCISE FOR BEGINNERS Gentle, joint-safe exercises developed specifically for people with arthritis or musculoskeletal conditions, fibromyalgia, COPD, and anyone who is sedentary with limited or impaired joint-mobility. This program will help relieve stiffness, strengthen muscles, improve balance and decrease arthritis pain. Low-impact exercises can be done while sitting, standing or on the floor.

41498 WF

MWF YEE,J

12 -12:50 p.m. 04/03 12 -12:50 p.m. 04/08 $99 FEE

1 10

LM-130 LM-130

CARDIO DANCE WORKOUT A refreshing alternative to traditional aerobics. Get both cardiovascular and muscular gains with beautiful dance routines. Develop strength, increase energy, burn calories, tone arms, abdominals, hips and legs.

40745 W

MW KIZER,K

5:15 -6:05 p.m. 04/03 5:15 -6:05 p.m. 04/08 $79 FEE

1 10

SWANSO SWANSO

04/03 04/08

1 10

ALBSR ALBSR

04/03 04/08

1 10

ALBSR ALBSR

EASY CARDIO FITNESS This beginning level exercise program focuses on general fitness and body trimming. The class incorporates an easy and diverse set of boot camp routines that promote fitness for life. If you are looking for a gentle workout that will improve your strength, flexibility, and stamina, this class is for you.

04/03 04/08

1 10

ALBSR ALBSR

43834 WF

MWF SCHUKOW,N

12 -12:50 p.m. 04/03 12 -12:50 p.m. 04/08 $99 FEE

1 9

AC-120 AC-120

ZUMBA® GOLD Zumba® GOLD is a dynamic, exciting, and effective fitness program.

The course is perfect for active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the original moves you love at a lower-intensity. It is designed to introduce easy-to-follow Zumba® choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion and coordination.

No class April 25.

41453 TR FARRAR,K

9 -9:5:0 a.m. $79 FEE

04/02

11

BGCLUB

BETTER BONES & BALANCE® Based on OSU Bone Research Lab studies, this exercise program has been shown to slow the rate of bone loss in adults of all ages. Improve your balance and coordination. Reduce your risk for falls, and see an increase in muscle tone and overall body fitness.

40948 WF

MWF KIDWELL,A 40849 WF

MWF KIDWELL,A 41350 TR YEE,J 43828 TR GOURLEY,A

7 -7:5:0 a.m.

7 -7:5:0 a.m. $99 FEE 8 -8:5:0 a.m.

8 -8:5:0 a.m. $99 FEE 12:15 -1:05 p.m. $79 FEE 10 -10:50 a.m. $79 FEE

04/03 04/08

1 10

SWANSO SWANSO

04/03 04/08

1 10

SWANSO SWANSO

04/02

11

SWANSO

04/02

11

SWANSO

EXTENDED LEARNING

16 CRN Instructor

Albany Community Education • 541-917-4840

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TAI CHI Learn a form of meditative movement that originated in China. Class teaches mind/body harmony and how to cultivate internal energy, chi. Help create relaxation, relief from stress and promotes general well-being.

40949 M LEBAN,D 40845 T LEBAN,D

10:30 -11:50 a.m. 04/08 $59 FEE 3:30 -4:50 p.m. 04/02 $59 FEE

9

ALBSR

9

ALBSR

PILATES COMBO Pilates is a series of low-impact exercises that concentrates on building strong abdominal muscles which improves balance and coordination.

Pilates combo format involves toning with light weights, balancing, and mat workout using a combination of yoga and Pilates moves.

40795 R

MR YEE,J

6:15 -7:05 p.m. 04/04 6:15 -7:05 p.m. 04/08 $79 FEE

1 10

AC-120 AC-120

CLASSICAL PILATES NEW! A system of exercises based upon the teachings of Joseph Pilates. The exercises can be modified so any student is able to achieve the workout, but there is a foundation and an order that is laid from the first session and built upon as the students become stronger and more flexible. The order of the exercises warms up the body, challenges it through various planes of movement (extension, flexion and rotation) and cools it down. There is a progression of challenge as we introduce new exercises as the body becomes stronger and the mind is more knowledgeable about the correct muscles to be used. No class on April 25.

43848 TR POWELL,J 43860 TR POWELL,J

7 -7:50 p.m. $79 FEE 10 -10:50 a.m. $79 FEE

04/02

11

BGCLUB

04/02

11

BGCLUB

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WRITING LIFE STORIES Your memories and those of your ancestors are your legacy. Preserve them as you do photos. Flesh out your genealogy with stories that have been handed down and passed on. Learn how to remember and to write these treasured tales with description and dialogue. Hearing stories of others’ lives prompts your own memories and creates friends with common recollections.

40748 T MCNULTY,L

2 -3:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/02

8

ALBSR

CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP Are you looking for ways to sharpen and strengthen your writing, or you’ve taken a story as far as you can and need some guidance? Then this course may be for you. This course is designed for those who wish to improve their creative writing skills by focusing on the elements of fiction: character, setting, dialogue, plot, etc. Students submit original creative works to the class and with the guidance of the instructor, we will examine critically those elements with the goal of producing the best story possible.

43837 W SULLIVAN,R

6 -7:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/03

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

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MKH-118

EXTENDED LEARNING

Benton Center • 541-757-8944 CRN Instructor

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Corvallis CRN Instructor

Benton Center • 541-757-8944

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Also serving Philomath, Alsea, Monroe Benton Center 757 NW Polk Ave., Corvallis, OR 97330 541-757-8944 Hablamos Español: 541-917-4840 linnbenton.edu/benton-center

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Scheduled Campus Closures All LBCC locations will be closed May 27.

Location

Open Registration for all classes Enroll in person at any LBCC location or call 541-757-8944. Open registration begins February 25.

Note: Benton Center is open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. between terms.

Bookstore 541-757-8944, ext. 5115 Textbook buyback: Book buyback is scheduled for the June 10-13, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Clay for ceramics studio: Purchase clay voucher at Bookstore counter and redeem in the ceramics studio from attendant.

The Learning and Career Center 541-757-8944, ext. 5101 Hours of operation: Monday - Thursday................................................8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Friday......................................................................8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Most classes begin the week of April 1.

Register early to get the classes you want!

For locations of all classes, see page 49.

Administration 541-757-8944, ext. 5128 Instructor support, media, safety, security, parking and building operations.

Registration Office 541-757-8944, ext. 5100 Services include registration, tuition and fees payment, and general student information including student activities.

Hours of operation: Monday - Thursday................................................8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Friday......................................................................8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

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ART JOURNAL OPEN STUDIO When it rains we get creative! Whether you enjoy urban-sketching, travel journaling, painting, collage, writing, or mixed media, this open studio is an opportunity to refuel your creative energy, work on personal projects, or learn new journaling techniques. Bring your sketchbooks/journals, favorite supplies, and inspiration to the first class.

43927 W OHLGREN,L

1 -2:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/03

8

BC-106

DRAWING & PAINTING STUDIO An “open studio” type class is an engaging and inspiring experience intended to foster creativity and experimentation in an atmosphere of enthusiastic encouragement. It provides the perfect opportunity for artists with a basic understanding of drawing and color-mixing to work in a supportive and creative atmosphere on works of their choosing. Instructor will be available for individualized informative technical and design instruction when requested. Instructor will help students gain insights into their creative accomplishments, develop new skills and explore their preferred styles. All levels welcome. Most mediums welcome: watercolor, acrylic, gouache, casein, oil (using non-toxic solvent), graphite, charcoal, colored pencil, oil pastels. Soft artists’ pastels won’t be permitted as they are too hazardous/dusty for classroom use. Artists bring their own materials to class. See supply list at: linnbenton.edu/supplies 43865 M ALLISON,M

9 -11:20 a.m. $99 FEE

04/08

8

BC-106

CRN Instructor

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Starts Wks Location

BEGINNING PAINTING An inspirational and practical study of the fundamentals of painting and composition using watercolor, acrylic or oil. Focuses on individual problem areas. Explores special techniques for seeing colors and mixing them accurately. This class is suitable for beginners and more advanced painters who want to hone their color-seeing and mixing skills. Supply list available at Benton Center Registration desk, in the first class or at: linnbenton.edu/supplies 40691 R ALLISON,M

6 -8:20 p.m. $99 FEE

04/04

8

BC-106

REALISTIC DRAWING Designed for anyone, especially people who feel they cannot draw well, who may feel they have no “talent” for drawing and may have little hope of learning how to draw. Take this class and be surprised! A useful class for any artist who wants to strengthen drawing and design skills. Bring pencils and plain 8.5 x 11 white paper to first class. Supply list at first class or here: www.linnbenton.edu/supplies 40690 F ALLISON,M

9 -11:20 a.m. $99 FEE

04/05

8

BC-106

FIGURE DRAWING AND PAINTING A painting and drawing class using live models that teaches the use of light and shade and color in rendering the figure in traditional realism, impressionism, cubism, and expressionism. Some experience in drawing recommended. Students learn gesture drawing, become more accomplished in seeing, drawing, and painting; develop a personal artistic identity and style, and knowledge of art history in relation to figure drawing and painting. Bring paper and pencils to first class. Supply list at first class or here: linnbenton.edu/supplies 40833 F ALLISON,M

1 -3:20 p.m. $119 FEE

04/05

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

8

BC-106

EXTENDED LEARNING

Benton Center • 541-757-8944 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Starts Wks Location

CRN Instructor

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Starts Wks Location

EXPLORING ART STYLES A hands-on exploration of art history. Using watercolors, acrylics or oils, analyze and incorporate styles, and colors of popular 19th, 20th century and contemporary artists into new and modern subjects. Benefit from studying historical styles and art movements. This is one of the best ways to expand your stylistic range! Lots of painting time with in-progress critiques, individual assistance, and optional exercises. Demos in various media. Bring paper and pencils. Supply list at first class or here: linnbenton.edu/supplies 40966 T ALLISON,M

6 -8:20 p.m. $99 FEE

04/02

8

BC-106

EXPRESSIVE WATER MEDIA Focusing mainly on two perennial favorites: watercolor and acrylic, we will explore these brilliant and sensitive media. Demos will be done in all watermedia including gouache and casein showing their strengths and range of visual effects. Hands-on exploration of color theory and design will be emphasized using still life, animal, landscape, and abstract subjects. Learning control of a medium - water, paper, pigment and brushes - will free you to express your feelings in color. Intended for beginners and intermediate painters. Drawing experience is useful but not a prerequisite. Bring a pencil and plain bond paper. Supply list at first class or here: linnbenton.edu/supplies 43571 R ALLISON,M

9 -11:20 a.m. $99 FEE

04/04

8

BC-106

ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS 8-session class explores the technique of egg tempera over watercolor paper, using egg glare, pigments, clay and real gold to reproduce the technique used by scribes in the middle ages to illuminate books. Minors accepted w/ instructor approval. Instruction in English & Spanish.

43924 R

MR

M HECKER,I

3 -5:20 p.m.

3 -5:20 p.m.

3 -5:20 p.m. $89 FEE

04/04 04/08 04/29

1 3 1

BC-106 BC-106 BC-106

BEESWAX & WATERCOLOR EXPLORATION NEW! The technique of batik uses beeswax over fabric to create beautiful and unexpected designs with the successive application of color dyes. In this 6-session class, we will use the same textile technique over watercolor paper using bees wax as a resist and watercolors, tempera, and ink to create our own masterpieces. Please bring your own watercolor paints.

Brushes, paper, and other supplies will be provided.

43925 MR HECKER,I

3 -5:20 p.m. $79 FEE

05/06

3

BC-106

EXPRESSIVE CHARCOAL Explore the dramatic and diverse medium of charcoal to create a painterly effect using the additive and subtractive method. We’ll use a variety of mark-making techniques, tools and tips, and learn how to see shapes rather than contours to create a full range of values. Students will work from black/white images for inspiration. Individual attention will be emphasized. For students of all levels. Bring sketchbook/pencil to first class. Initial supplies are covered by supply fee.

43926 T OHLGREN,L

1 -3:30 p.m. $119 FEE

04/02

8

BC-106

ART OF TEMARI NEW! The art of temari stems from an ancient Japanese art form that created embroidered balls into intricate pieces of art. During this course you will learn about this ancient art from while completing at least two balls from start to finish using different patterns. Please bring small scissors that can cut threat and a small tape measure with centimeter (cm) measures. All other supplies will be provided.

43875 S ZUNA,K

9 -11:50 a.m. $79 FEE

05/04

3

PHLIB

CAREER/PERSONAL GROWTH HEALING WITH SIMPLICITY & PEACEFULNESS FOUND IN NATURE Learn how to bring simplicity into your life, and how to nurture peaceful and tranquil minds by bringing nature’s lighting indoors. Instructor Milena Simeonva completed Light and Health Studies at the Lighting Research Center in New York and has spent the last 18 years focused on human wellbeing, integrating sciences, nature, and spirituality. Join us to uplift your spirit and aspire for a healthier and happier life.

43844 F SIMENOVA,M

10 -11:50 a.m. $49 FEE

04/05

2

BC-205

SELF PROTECT FROM UNHEALTHY LED LIGHTS Learn how to choose health-safe LEDs and how to improve your health.

Instructor Milena Simeonva completed Light and Health Studies at the Lighting Research Center in New York and has spent the last 18 years focused on human wellbeing, integrating sciences, nature, and spirituality.

Join us to uplift your spirit and aspire for a healthier and happier life.

43906 F SIMENOVA,M

10 -11:50 a.m. $49 FEE

04/19

2

BC-205

GIFTS OF SENSITIVITY-THE HIGHLY SENSITIVE PERSON Have you ever been told “You’re just too sensitive!”? Do you need a lot of alone time and often feel out of place? If so, you may be a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). HSP’s make up nearly 20% of the population. Join us as we explore what it means to be a highly sensitive person. In this series, we will explore basic concepts and research behind high sensitivity. You will learn new strategies for navigating the world as a highly sensitive person, and as a result gain a more compassionate and empowered understanding of yourself.

43977 R

R VANWETTER,C

6 -7:50 p.m.

6 -7:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/18 04/25

1 3

BC-225 BC-242

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20 CRN Instructor

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AGING IN PLACE: HIRING YOUR OWN IN-HOME HELP This course is perfect for anyone who wishes to age in the comfort of their own home or has aging parents that currently reside alone. Learn to identify the early signs when it’s time to seek additional help, how to make your home safe and protect your loved one from being taken advantage of as well as many local community resources. Come with your questions!

43903 F GARNER,J

10 -11:50 a.m. $29 FEE

04/05

1

BC-204

UNDERSTANDING LONG TERM LIVING OPTIONS This course is ideal for anyone who is planning for their retirement, having to seek long-term care for a parent or a loved one or someone who is looking to down size. In this two hour course learn about the various resources and services to help an individual age in the comfort of their own home or within a care community. Gain knowledge about home health, in home services, senior living and more. Understanding the levels of care, the benefits and differences of each and which pay sources are accepted. Walk away with a starting point, a heightened awareness to the options available and how to confidently access those options to best meet your care needs.

43892 F GARNER,J

12:30 -2:20 p.m. 04/05 $29 FEE

1

BC-204

CERAMICS The LBCC Ceramics Studio is located in room 140 at the Benton Center in Corvallis. Students may work during open studio hours if they are enrolled in any LBCC credit or non-credit ceramics class. This policy excludes workshops and other ceramics events. For more information, call the Benton Center at 541.757.8944, ext. 5114.

CLAY EXPLORATION An opportunity for students of all skill levels to learn a variety of porcelain and stoneware techniques and to participate in a number of high fire and Raku firings as well as an obvara and soda glaze firings.

40692 T MOSES,K 40799 W ERNST,T

6:30 -9:20 p.m. 04/02 $129 FEE 6 -8:50 p.m.

04/03 $129 FEE

10

BC-140

10

BC-140

TECHNIQUES FOR HANDBUILDING SUCCESS Overview of handbuilding techniques with clay. Emphasis on problem solving; how to take a piece from conception to completion. Also explores creative process for those looking for new ideas for their clay work.

Students purchase own clay.

41321 R CHILDERS,L

1 -3:50 p.m. $129 FEE

04/04

10

BC-140

ADAPTIVE HANDBUILDING For individuals with developmental disabilities. Overview of handbuilding techniques with clay. Emphasis on problem solving; how to take a piece from conception to completion.

42395

Benton Center • 541-757-8944

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

T

HARDENBURGER,S

4:15 -5:15 p.m. 04/02 $59 FEE

8

BC-140

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COMPUTER iPHONE/iPAD SERIES Whether you’re brand new to the iPhone or iPad or have been using your device for awhile the three three-week sessions of this class will show you how to get the most out of your mobile device. In addition to the basics, you’ll learn tips and shortcuts that will enhance your usage and increase your efficiency. The step by step classroom media presentations are accompanied by very detailed handouts and are presented in a relaxed environment. The materials apply to the iPod Touch as well. Please note: These classes are specific to Apple phones and tablets and do not apply to Android devices.

IPHONE/IPAD-BEYOND ESSENTIALS This course is designed to help iPhone and iPad users deepen their skills beyond just making phone calls, sending and receiving emails and surfing the internet. Intended as a follow up to the iPhone/iPad classes and is not intended for beginning users. Class concentration will be on discovering the options and features of the Notes App. Once only a very basic application for creating simple notes, this app has been seriously enhanced in recent versions of the operating system. It now even includes features that are not covered in the introductory iPhone/iPad classes due to time constraints. Though not a substitute for a full-featured word processing application, Notes has evolved into an app whose features are worth exploring.

43842 W BUSH,G

5:30 -7:20 p.m. 04/03 $99 FEE

6

BC-205

IPHONE/IPAD I In the first three-week session you’ll be guided through the landscape of your iPhone or iPad, from the Home Screen(s) to the physical layout of its buttons and ports. You’ll discover the gestures and touches that make it easier and more efficient to navigate the screens and apps as well as very useful suggestions and shortcuts for typing with the virtual keyboard.

You’ll also learn how to rearrange and organize the application icons on your home screen, how to close open apps and even delete unwanted apps. You’ll find out how key settings can be adjusted to personalize the operation of your device and discover why it’s important to keep your operating system up to date. You’ll also get important troubleshooting tips to keep your device running smoothly.

42068 W BUSH,G

3 -4:50 p.m. $59 FEE

04/03

3

BC-205

IPHONE/IPAD II The second three-week session takes you on an exploration of the essentials of Apple’s built in productivity apps for organizing your Contacts, adding events to your Calendar, using the Reminders app to stay on top of important tasks, as well as key features of Apple Mail and the Safari web browser (with some features not found in other browsers).

Important security recommendations for mail and web browsing will also be discussed.

42398 W BUSH,G

3 -4:50 p.m. $59 FEE

04/24

3

BC-205

IPHONE/IPAD III The final three-week session explains iCloud and why it can help you keep the important data-such as contacts, calendar events and photos-- in sync on your mobile devices and computers as well as how to back up your important data to iCloud and/or your computer. You’ll also learn to use the special features of the Camera app and the powerful creative, editing and organizing tools in the Photos app.

42814 W BUSH,G

3 -4:50 p.m. $59 FEE

05/15

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

3

BC-205

EXTENDED LEARNING

Benton Center • 541-757-8944 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Starts Wks Location

DANCE HIP-HOP DANCE NEW! Come explore this movement style that comes with attitude. This class will start with a warm-up and move into learning some hip hop choreography.

No experience necessary as fun and energetic hip-hop techniques will be introduced to the beginner and developed for those with experience. Ages 16+ welcome.

43867 F BLAU,D 43866 S BLAU,D

6:30 -7:20 p.m. 04/05 $59 FEE 1:30 -2:20 p.m. 04/06 $59 FEE

11

BC-130

10

BC-130

BEGINNING BELLY DANCE Belly dance as an exercise is an enjoyable way to tone the body and develop balance, suppleness and flexibility. As an art form, it encourages expressiveness and grace for everyone.

40567 T CHAKERIAN,R

7:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/02 $69 FEE

8

BC-130

INTERMEDIATE BELLY DANCE Continue your exploration of belly dancing. Develop balance, suppleness, and flexibility as you find your own expression through this beautiful art form.

42819 T CHAKERIAN,R

8:30 -9:20 p.m. 04/02 $69 FEE

8

BC-130

COWBOY SWING FOR COUPLES Jump into country swing dance with your chosen partner! Gain knowledge of past and modern techniques and styles while learning the fundamentals of country swing. Learn exciting swing moves such as flips, spins, and intricate combinations that will amaze your friends. Bond with your partner, have fun, and stay in shape in this exercise intensive dance class.

You are encouraged to register with a partner.

43562 F CLARK,F

7:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/05 $39 FEE

4

BC-130

DRIVER EDUCATION AND VEHICLE SAFETY

T T K R R K

5:30 -8:20 p.m.

5:30 -8:20 p.m. $265 FEE 6 -8:50 p.m.

6 -8:50 p.m. $265 FEE

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts Wks Location

DRIVER ED 18 & OVER Registration packets are available on-line at linnbenton.edu/drivereducation and at all LBCC centers. Class must be dropped 72 hours prior to start date for refund. Does not qualify for waiver of driving test at DMV. Supplies included in fees. First class meets at the Albany Campus in the Forum Building room 115. Call 541-917-4849 with questions. Students are required to read the Parent/Student Handbook: linnbenton.edu/drivereducation 40719

HANSEN,L 40983

SCHOFIELD,S

T T K R R K

5:30 -8:20 p.m.

5:30 -8:20 p.m. $445 FEE 6 -8:50 p.m.

6 -8:50 p.m. $445 FEE

04/02 04/09

1 10

F-115 BC-209

04/04 04/11

1 10

F-115 BC-209

DRIVER PERMIT PREPARATION Having trouble passing the permit test or just need help studying? This course covers the Oregon Driver Manual and what you need to know to pass the Oregon Driver permit test. Materials include in fee.

43609 M HANSEN,L

5:30 -7:20 p.m. 04/08 $49 FEE

2

BC-209

AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM A classroom program designed to help develop and reinforce safe driving skills and techniques. Satisfactory completion may also qualify you for reduced auto insurance premiums (check with your insurance carrier). A $15 fee for AARP members or $20 fee for non-members is collected at the first class. Please bring your driver license, AARP card and lunch to class.

40984 F 9 a.m.-3:50 p.m. 04/12 WOLCOTT,G 40989 F 9 a.m.-3:50 p.m. 06/14 WOLCOTT,G

1

BC-104

1

BC-104

ENGLISH FOR EVERYDAY LIFE - SEE PAGE 22 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION - SEE PAGE 40 GED/ADULT BASIC SKILLS - SEE PAGE 40

DRIVER ED WITH PERMIT Registration packets are available online at linnbenton.edu/drivereducation and all centers one week prior to registration. This ODOT approved program includes mandated 30 hours classroom instruction, parent/student orientation at first meeting, plus 12 hours on the road (6 hrs behind-the-wheel + 6 hrs driver observation). Required at registration: completed packet, fee, original and one photocopy of your driver permit.

Class must be dropped 72 hours prior to start date for refund. Supplies included in fees. First class meets at Albany Campus in the Forum Room 115. Call 541-917-4849 with questions. Parents and students are required to read the Parent/Student Handbook: linnbenton.edu/driver-education 40569

HANSEN,L 40802

SCHOFIELD,S

CRN Instructor

21

04/02 04/09

1 10

F-115 BC-209

04/04 04/11

1 10

F-115 BC-209

HEALTH & FIRST AID MEDICARE 101 Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance - SHIBA - is holding a Medicare class that will cover the basics of Medicare A, B, C and D. This class is designed for anyone who will be eligible for Medicare within a few months or is new to Medicare. Beneficiaries will better understand their Medicare benefits and learn how to choose a supplemental insurance plan that best meets their individual needs. It is also a valuable class for current beneficiaries who would like a better understanding of their Medicare benefits and options for changes or additional coverage. Spouses, other relatives and friends are welcome to attend the class as well. The class is taught by an unbiased SHIBA volunteer and sponsored by Linn-Benton RSVP. Reservations are required. Call 541-812-0849 to enroll.

43937 R 6:30 -8:20 p.m. 06/20 KRADJIN,W

1

BC-204

HISTORY HISTORY OF MEXICO NEW! Explores the social, economic, and political dimensions of Mexican history from the colonial period to the modern era. Topics will be organized around the struggle for national independence in 1821 and the Mexican Revolution from 1910 to 1920. Classes will be organized around lecture and discussion will be greatly encouraged. Instructor speaks Spanish.

43947 W PRDUE,D

6 -7:50 p.m. $69 FEE

05/01

4

BC-104

EXTENDED LEARNING

22 CRN Instructor

Benton Center • 541-757-8944

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA NEW! Surveys the social, economic, and political evolution of Latin American society from the colonial period to the modern era. This four week class will concentrate on independence movements in the 19th century and revolutions in the 20th century. Classes will be organized around lecture and discussion will be greatly encouraged. Instructor speaks Spanish.

43946 W PURDUE,D

6 -7:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/03

4

BC-104

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

HOME ORCHARD BASICS NEW! This workshop, part of a three class series, is an introduction to growing your own fruits in your backyard. The workshop will give you the knowledge to select the best performing fruit variety for your site and situation, and how to place them and plant them. Also covered will be the basic needs and care of these plants, and how to tell when they are ripe for harvest, so you are prepared for a successful growing experience.

HOME & GARDEN

43902 R

TR MORGAN,D

BACKYARD BEE BASICS NEW! Explore the world of pollination in your backyard! Three different types of bees will be discussed: Bumble Bees, Honey Bees, and Mason Bees.

Learn how to make an inviting habitat for bees in your backyard; the level of work required to keep each type of bee; and how families can participate together in keeping bees. At the end of this series you will be provided with supply lists and support resources for new beekeepers.

PLAN A CUTTING GARDEN NEW! Learn which flowers are the best to grow in your gardens, for cutting.

Learn plant selection, proper soil preparation, care and maintenance throughout the growing season. Also, learn proper cutting techniques for prolonging cut flower life. A hands-on project will be part of the final session with students going home with a final arrangement. Please bring gloves and pruning shears to each class.

43942 W BURGESS,L

12 -12:50 p.m. 05/01 $49 FEE

4

BC-205

FAIRY GARDEN IN A POT NEW! Let’s build a Fairy Garden center piece or pot for your outdoor garden or table. Bring a pot and any cute decorative pieces you’d like to include. Fee covers soil and plant material which will be supplied. Feel free to bring some plant material from your garden to share! This is a fun project that can last for years.

43874 F SMALL,C

6 -7:50 p.m. $39 FEE

05/10

1

BC-107

43976 W SOMPPI,J

6 -7:50 p.m.

6 -7:50 p.m. $69 FEE

7 -8:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/11 04/16

04/03

1 1

4

SHON SHON

CHS

FLORAL DESIGN: MASTER THE BASICS Learn the basics skills needed to create beautiful floral arrangements for your own personal enrichment. Each student will complete and take home weekly projects. Principles of design, including color, proportion and scale, and flower care will be covered. Supply fee includes all the fresh flowers needed for each project. Other supplies provided by the student.

Supply list will be made available at the first class.

42580 T SCHULTE,J

7 -8:50 p.m. $109 FEE

04/02

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

5

CHS

EXTENDED LEARNING

Benton Center • 541-757-8944 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Starts Wks Location

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

23

Starts Wks Location

FLORAL DESIGN: CELEBRATE THE SEASONS Learn fun and unique flower arranging with a focus on the Spring and early Summer seasons. Each student will take home weekly projects.

Supply fee includes all the fresh flowers needed for each project. Other supplies provided by the student. Supply list will be made available at the first class.

ENGLISH FOR EVERYDAY LIFE, BEGINNING Practice the basics of English and increase your ability to speak in real-life situations as we explore the town we live in using local newspapers, visits to local destinations and the internet. This course is great if you only know a little English and need to make progress in a relaxed setting. Class may be repeated; content varies each term.

42579 T SCHULTE,J

43596 TR BURGESS,L 43845 TR BURGESS,L

7 -8:50 p.m. $109 FEE

05/07

5

CHS

FLORAL DESIGN: WEDDINGS & SPECIAL EVENTS Learn to create floral designs for weddings or any special occasion. If you are planning an event this is the class for you. Each student will learn to create a corsage and boutonniere, hand held bouquet and 3 different table centerpiece projects. Supply fee covers the cost of all fresh flowers.

Additional supplies provided by the student. Supply list provided at first class.

43914 W SOMPPI,J

7 -8:50 p.m. $109 FEE

05/01

5

CHS

WOODWORKING I-INTRODUCTION For the true beginner: learn basic woodworking skills, home shop safety, use of hand and power tools, and project cost estimation. Learn wood joinery used to make fine furniture and experience how to make a fun project. An in-class safety orientation is required prior to tool use. Bring your own ear protection and safety glasses.

43664 W NENDEL,S 43225 R NENDEL,S

6 -7:50 p.m. $119 FEE 6 -7:50 p.m. $119 FEE

6 -8:50 p.m. $119 FEE 6 -8:50 p.m. $119 FEE

6 -8:50 p.m. $119 FEE 6 -8:50 p.m. $119 FEE 6 -8:50 p.m. $119 FEE 6 -8:50 p.m. $119 FEE

BC-236

ENGLISH FOR EVERYDAY LIFE, INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED This more advanced class is an opportunity to continue learning English in the context of real-life situations. Activities may include longer readings or attending local events. Refine your public speaking skills, vocabulary, writing skills and pronunciation. This course is great if you have completed fast-track English or have had a lot of instruction already. Class may be repeated. Content varies each term. Instructor will recommend a course text for purchase the first day of class.

43597 TR JAKUB,J 43843 TR JAKUB,J

6 -7:20 p.m. $79 FEE 6 -7:20 p.m. $79 FEE

04/02

4

BC-205

07/07

4

BC-205

CHS-T38

04/04

5

CHS-T38

42024 T SULLIVAN,N

05/08

5

CHS-T38

05/09

5

CHS-T38

04/03

5

CHS-T38

04/04

5

CHS-T38

05/08

5

CHS-T38

05/09

5

CHS-T38

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I For anyone interested in learning American Sign Language and about Deaf Culture. Textbook required. No class May 16.

6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/04 $99 FEE

8

BC-107

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II Communication in American Sign Language for those ready for silent communication through games and group interaction. Two terms of ASL or permission of instructor required. No class May 16.

40699 R WHITE,H

4

5

LANGUAGE

40698 R WHITE,H

BC-236

04/03

WOODWORKING III-PROJECTS AND FURNITURE MAKING Must have taken Woodworking I & II with more emphasis on advanced projects and skills.

43665 W NENDEL,S 43227 R NENDEL,S 43667 W NENDEL,S 43235 R NENDEL,S

4

FRENCH, BEGINNING II Emphasizes everyday conversation and grammar for students with a novice to moderate knowledge of French.

WOODWORKING II-PROJECTS A continuation of Woodworking I with more emphasis on projects.

43666 W NENDEL,S 43226 R NENDEL,S

10:30 -11:50 a.m. 04/02 $79 FEE 10:30 -11:50 a.m. 05/07 $79 FEE

6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/04 $99 FEE

8

BC-107

2 -3:20 p.m. $89 FEE

04/16

8

BC-121

FRENCH, BEGINNING III Emphasizes everyday conversation and grammar for students with a moderate knowledge of French. Course is suggested as a follow-up to Beginning French II, or for those with previous French experience.

42568 T SULLIVAN,N

3:30 -4:50 p.m. 04/16 $89 FEE

8

BC-121

BEGINNING GERMAN Beginning German is a great way to learn basics in the German language and culture! In this class you will practice the four main elements to language learning - reading, writing, speaking, and listening to develop skills that will make you a solid beginning German speaker.

43928 TR CARD,S

5 -6:20 p.m. $109 FEE

04/02

8

BC-104

GERMAN FOR TRAVEL German for Travel is a class designed for people who would like to acquire some German linguistic skills, broaden their cultural awareness/ perspective, and people who may or are planning to travel to Germany or another German speaking country. (Students are advised that while there are 5 different countries where German is a main language, dialects, words, and pronunciation can vary drastically between and even within those countries) 43930 TR CARD,S

7 -8:20 p.m. $109 FEE

04/02

8

BC-246

ITALIAN, BEGINNING Introduction to speaking Italian with emphasis on essential travel phrases.

Listen, practice speaking, read, write and sing in Italian as you learn basic language structure. Textbook required and available for purchase at the Benton Center Bookstore.

40697 T MARRACCINI

6 -7:50 p.m. $99 FEE

04/02

8

BC-121

EXTENDED LEARNING

24 CRN Instructor

Benton Center • 541-757-8944

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN Practice speaking Italian in class using what you’ve already learned.

Improve your vocabulary, explore verb tenses, gain confidence to carry on everyday and travel conversations. Basic understanding and beginning facility with Italian required. Textbook information to be discussed at first class.

41840 W MARRACCINI

2 -3:50 p.m. $99 FEE

04/03

8

2-3:50 p.m. $99 FEE

04/03

4

BC-206

SPANISH NOW! B FOR DAILY USE For students who have completed Spanish NOW! A and would like to continue learning the basics of the Spanish language.

43846 WF SCHLECHTER

2-3:50 p.m. $99 FEE

05/01

4

BC-206

SPANISH NOW! C FOR DAILY USE NEW! Spanish Now! C is a continuation of the Spanish NOW! series and is meant for students that have successfully completed Spanish Now! A & B or who have instructor approval. The class will build one’s Spanish language conversational skills.

43950 TR SCHLECHTER

5 -6:50 p.m. $99 FEE

04/02

4

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

SPANISH, INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED Speak entirely in Spanish as you study grammar and practice Spanish conversation in groups. Also explores culture and language through stories, proverbs, poems and songs of Latin America and Spain.

40701 W PLATT,D

9 -10:50 a.m. $109 FEE

04/03

10

BC-236

BC-121

SPANISH NOW! A FOR DAILY USE Basic conversation for everyday use. For students with little or no previous Spanish experience.

40700 WF SCHLECHTER

CRN Instructor

BC-236

MUSIC INTRO TO LATIN PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE NEW! Learn Latin rhythms on simple percussion instruments and experience how each instrument fits into a basic Latin percussion ensemble. Come feel the beat and rhythm by these easy and fun to play instruments. No experience necessary.

43872 R EZZY,D

5 -6:20 p.m. $79 FEE

04/04

8

BC-107

BEGINNING GUITAR Explore the possibilities of the most popular instrument in the world! Adult (16+) beginning guitar class ranging from an introduction to your guitar to basic chords and strumming patterns through learning simple popular songs. Explore harmony and melody with additional material for more advanced players. Please bring your own guitar.

43835 W ZUNDEL,Z

5 -6:20 p.m. $89 FEE

04/03

8

SANT-108

SPANISH NOW! D FOR DAILY USE NEW! Spanish Now! D is the final course in the Spanish NOW! series and is meant for students that have successfully completed Spanish Now! A, B, & C or who have instructor approval. The class will build one’s Spanish language conversational skills.

INTERMEDIATE GUITAR NEW! Group instruction for the Guitarist who has some previous experience, but is craving for more. The class is designed to further educate, inspire and challenge. Through a hands-on approach (be sure to bring your guitar to class), you will be able to continue to build the skills and techniques that can be applied to virtually any musical style.

43951 TR SCHLECHTER

43919 W DEMAREST,T

5 -6:50 p.m. $99 FEE

04/30

4

BC-236

6 -7:50 p.m. $99 FEE

04/03

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

8

BC-106

EXTENDED LEARNING

Benton Center • 541-757-8944 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Starts Wks Location

PICKIN’ ON THE BEATLES NEW! This guitar class is aimed to familiarize guitar players and students having an interest in the music of the Beatles. Besides playing Beatles tunes, a main objective will be understanding their music not only in the context of their time in music history but also in todays musical world. Please bring your own guitar.

43920 M DEMAREST,T

6 -7:50 p.m. $99 FEE

04/08

8

BC-106

BEGINNING BLUES GUITAR NEW! Explore the fundamental concepts of blues on the guitar! Beginning rhythm styles, pentatonic scales and song improvisation--and more!-await the student enrolled in this class. We will focus mostly on techniques that use a pick, but will touch on fingerstyle blues. Bring a guitar, a tuner and music stand (if you have one) and an appetite for fun!

For ages 10 and up.

43873 U NEELY,M

2:30 -4:20 p.m. 04/07 $89 FEE

6

PHLIB

GUITAR ENSEMBLE NEW! This class is an ensemble open to guitar, ukulele, bass, mandolin, and banjo players. We will play arrangements of popular music and light classical pieces with a performance on the 8th week. The course will encourage music reading skills, and ensemble etiquette. Some string playing experience is required. Open to those 16 years and older.

43876 W ZUNDEL,Z

6:30 -7:50 p.m. 04/03 $89 FEE

8

SANT-108

OUTDOOR AND ENVIRONMENT DISASTER PREPAREDNESS FOR INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES This workshop will focus mainly on personal preparedness and supply readiness for those living in the Pacific Northwest. During this workshop, students will learn preparedness skills to mitigate a disaster’s impact on the individual’s person, pets, and property. We will also discuss both natural disasters (earthquake, fire, flood, etc.) and human caused disasters (bioterrorism, active shooter, incidents of mass violence, etc.) and offer suggestions to prepare for when disaster strikes. Participants will walk away with a toolkit to build your own readiness kit and are encouraged to bring a 2-inch, 3-ring binder.

43917 F ANDERSON,S 43918 M ANDERSON,S

5:15 -8:05 p.m. 04/05 $39 FEE 5:30 -8:20 p.m. 05/06 $39 FEE

1

BC-107

1

BC-236

PHYSICAL ED/HUMAN PERFORMANCE STRENGTH & BALANCE NEW! This class focus is on the exercise portion of the program called A Matter of Balance, developed and used as an evidence-based practice model

by OHSU ThinkFirst Oregon Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Prevention Program. Practice chair exercises and standing exercises to find ways to reduce fall risk factors. Work to increase leg strength, balance, and flexibility. Learn strategies for moving through your day in a thoughtful and safe way that you can continue to practice throughout the week.

43921 W

MW GOURLEY,A

1 -1:50 p.m.

1 -1:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/03 04/08

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

STRENGTH AND TONE A workout program designed to tone and strengthen all major muscle groups. Benches, bands and weights, will be utilized for added resistance.

Provides instruction to develop total body tone, including strengthening and firming of stomach, legs, hips, thighs, arms and upper body.

40706 WF

MWF LAZARO,S

5 -5:50 p.m.

5 -5:50 p.m. $99 FEE

04/03 04/08

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

25

Starts Wks Location

ADAPTIVE MOVEMENT FITNESS For individuals with developmental disabilities. Get your heart rate up with aerobics, light weight training and movement to music.

40841 F HARDENBURGE

4 -4:50 p.m. $39 FEE

04/05

10

BC-130

BODY CONDITIONING Focus on improving your overall fitness as you challenge yourself to achieve the changes you desire in a fun and motivating environment.

Classes will include a variety of exercises that aim to increase strength, endurance and flexibility, with an emphasis on proper form.

42028 TR POZZESI,L

8:30 -9:20 a.m. 04/02 $79 FEE

11

BC-130

CREATE YOUR FITNESS SCHEDULE Create your own two or three-hour a week fitness program using any combination of non-credit Physical Education classes. Some classes do not apply; others may require instructor approval. Must register at Benton Center.

42245 STAFF 42246 STAFF

TBA TBA K $89 FEE TBA TBA K $109 FEE

TBA 11 BC-130 TBA 11 BC-130

BETTER BONES & BALANCE®-FIRST STEPS Exercises are adapted for individuals needing improvement in balance and strength, who may have limited mobility, and/or difficulty standing for long periods of time. Balance aids will be used. Focus on lower and upper body strength, improving balance, and strengthening your core. The benefits?

Reduce your risk for falls, increase your strength and improve overall mobility and fitness.

43122 W

MW POZZESI,L

12 -12:50 p.m. 04/03 12 -12:50 p.m. 04/08 $79 FEE

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

BETTER BONES & BALANCE® Based on OSU Bone Research Lab studies, this exercise program has been shown to slow the rate of bone loss in adults of all ages. Improve your balance and coordination, reduce your risk for falls, and see an increase in muscle tone and overall body fitness.

40711 WF

MWF BROWN,R 40712 WF

MWF BROWN,R 40714 WF

MWF POZZESI,L 40713 WF

MWF POZZESI,L 40722 WF

MWF HOURMANESH-JONES,M 40788 WF

MWF SAMUELS,M 40724 TRS WHIPPLE,M 42181 TR WHIPPLE,M S 42183 HOURMANESH-JONES,M 43567 W

MW DAVENPORT,A 43568 W

MW DAVENPORT,A 43237 TR DAVENPORT,A 43236 W

MW SAMUELS,M

7 -7:50 a.m.

04/03 7 -7:50 a.m.

04/08 $99 FEE 8 -8:50 a.m.

04/03 8 -8:50 a.m.

04/08 $99 FEE 11 -11:50 a.m. 04/03 11 -11:50 a.m. 04/08 $99 FEE 10 -10:50 a.m. 04/03 10 -10:50 a.m. 04/08 $99 FEE 7 -7:50 a.m.

04/03 7 -7:50 a.m.

04/08 $99 FEE 8 -8:50 a.m.

04/03 8 -8:50 a.m.

04/08 $99 FEE 8 -8:50 a.m.

04/02 $99 FEE 8 -8:50 a.m.

04/02 $79 FEE 8 -8:50 a.m.

04/06 $49 FEE 9 -9:50 a.m.

04/03 9 -9:50 a.m.

04/08 $79 FEE 10:45 -11:35 a.m. 04/03 10:45 -11:35 a.m. 04/08 $79 FEE 8:30 -9:20 a.m. 04/02 $79 FEE 10:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/03 10:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/08 $99 FEE

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

1 10

CORVSR CORVSR

1 10

CORVSR CORVSR

11

CORVSR

11

CORVSR

10

CORVSR

1 10

FITOVR FITOVR

1 10

FITOVR FITOVR

11

FITOVR

1 10

FIRCON FIRCON

EXTENDED LEARNING

26 CRN Instructor

Benton Center • 541-757-8944

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

BETTER BONES & BALANCE®: ACCELERATED Stay fit for life. Achieve full body fitness by strengthening your muscles and conditioning your cardiovascular system. Enjoy a dynamic mix of high intensity cardio intervals, weight lifting, and core strengthening activities.

Round out your routine with lower body exercises proven to prevent or minimize bone loss. This is not a slow-paced class.

42964 WF

MWF POZZESI,L 43871 TR SAMUELS,M

9 -9:50 a.m.

04/03 9 -9:50 a.m.

04/08 $99 FEE 11 a.m.-12:20 p.m. 04/02 $99 FEE

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

11

BC-130

MODIFIED EXERCISE WITH CHAIRS Modified exercise for older adults: chair exercises, walking, limited dance movement and stretching. Open to all seniors and everyone in the community.

40717 TR KEIL,K

9 -9:50 a.m. $69 FEE

04/02

11

MEADOW

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

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# of Weeks

Location

BALLET CORE A combination of ballet, stretching and core work to develop strength, flexibility and balance. Ballet Core involves ballet exercises at the barre, core strengthening workouts, and stretching, as well as routines in the center to develop a range of skills. The use of light weights throughout the class creates an additional challenge and adds to the goal of achieving a full body workout. No previous dance experience required.

42243 TR TACKE,H

6 -7:20 p.m. $99 FEE

04/02

10

BC-130

CORE STRENGTH In this class we will build strength from the center out. This is a wellrounded body conditioning class that includes a blend of Yoga and Pilates. All strength levels are welcome.

43868 TR BLAU,D 43891 S BLAU,D

1 -1:50 p.m. $79 FEE 12 -1:20 p.m. $79 FEE

04/02

11

BC-130

04/06

10

BC-130

LOW IMPACT EXERCISES FOR MOBILITY This low-impact stretch and exercise class will enable you to increase the strength necessary to live your life with less injuries (or recover more quickly from injury) and gain more independence without putting undue stress on the joints. Basic warm-ups will lead into stretching and balance exercises that can be repeated at home for additional benefits. This class will incorporate various props including: pinky balls, therabands, chair and balance bar.

STRENGTH & BALANCE WORKSHOP: NECK & SHOULDERS The neck and shoulders can be a troublesome spot for the body. Sitting, driving, bending over and even sleeping posture can lead to stiffness, lessened range of motion and pain. Come learn some gentle movements and exercise to support your neck and shoulders. Leave with movements you can practice to provide strength and ease of movement.

43855 TR POWELL,J

STRENGTH & BALANCE WORKSHOP: CORE FOR STABILITY & BALANCE Bringing in the energetic aspects of our deep core doesn’t require grueling sit ups. It requires noticing, feeling, and awareness. Come learn some amazing, pain free, and exciting movements. You will leave with knowledge of how important your core is for stability and moving safely with confidence.

2 -2:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/02

11

BC-130

FLEXIBILITY & MOBILITY Are you interested in becoming more flexible? Or are you looking to get your flexibility back? This class will explore different stretches and strengthening techniques to gain more flexibility and mobility in your daily life. All levels welcome.

43869 F BLAU,D

1:30 -2:20 p.m. 04/05 $59 FEE

11

BC-130

TAI CHI Tai Chi is a form of movement, meditation and martial art that originated in China. Participants learn mind/body harmony and how to cultivate our internal energy or ‘chi’. Promotes relaxation, relief from stress, and improved general health. Co-taught by Diane Leban and Scott Leibowitz.

40718 S LEIBOWITZ,S & LEBAN,D

10 -11:50 a.m. $89 FEE

04/06

10

BC-130

CHEN STYLE TAI CHI A gentle, easy to learn form of Chen Tai Qi Chuan (Taijiquan) taken from the complete Old Style Routine of the original style of Tai Chi. Practice of Tai Chi can improve balance, leg strength, relaxation and general health. The 8 Movement Form requires no previous experience and is a great introduction to the 300 year old art of Chen Style Tai Chi Quan. The instructor, Jeffrey J Kelly trained in the Chen Village in China and has over 30 years experience practicing and teaching Chen Taijiquan.

43854 F KELLY,J

3 -3:50 p.m. $49 FEE

04/05

8

BC-130

43849 M GOURLEY,A

43850 M GOURLEY,A

4 -4:50 p.m. $19 FEE

4 -4:50 p.m. $19 FEE

04/08

04/15

1

1

BC-236

BC-236

STRENGTH & BALANCE WORKSHOP: I LOVE FEET We walk on them every day but do we give them enough love? Learn how to love your feet and different ways to explore functional movement just by putting one foot in front of the other. You won’t believe the foot love you’ve been missing. Please be comfortable with bare feet or wearing toe socks.

43851 M GOURLEY,A

4 -4:50 p.m. $19 FEE

04/22

1

BC-236

STRENGTH & BALANCE WORKSHOP: WALKING WITH A THOUGHTFUL GAIT All those movements we put together to propel us forward can seem natural, until it doesn’t. Come and enjoy thinking about walking with purpose, noticing where you put your feet and how you are stepping.

Leave loving knowing where you are going and having awareness of how you are getting there. Please be comfortable with bare feet or wearing toe socks.

43852 M GOURLEY,A

4 -4:50 p.m. $19 FEE

04/29

1

BC-236

STRENGTH & BALANCE WORKSHOP: YOGA FOR SELF CARE Come and give yourself this hour to explore some gentle poses that support your movement and your emotions. We will talk about the importance of connecting with yourself so you can continue at a pace of your life in balance and wellness. Wear comfortable clothing and be ready for some very gentle movement.

43853 M GOURLEY,A

4 -4:50 p.m. $19 FEE

05/06

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

1

BC-236

EXTENDED LEARNING

Benton Center • 541-757-8944 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Starts Wks Location

STRENGTH & BALANCE WORKSHOP: SUPPORTING YOUR BACK NEW! When experiencing back pain, the last thing you may want to do is stretch.

But for some people it is what the doctor ordered. Stretching with specific yoga poses can support moving better and also bring relief to muscles that have been overworked and overused. Come and discuss some ideas of movement and feel yoga stretches that may give you some welcome relief.

Wear comfortable clothing for light fitness activity.

43922 M GOURLEY,A

4 -4:50 p.m. $19 FEE

05/13

1

BC-236

STRENGTH & BALANCE WORKSHOP: GET TO KNOW THE PELVIC FLOOR NEW! Come in for a conversation and learn yoga poses to support the lower core and pelvic floor. We will do yoga poses and discuss imagery techniques to support engagement in your lower core and pelvic floor. This area of the body is often ignored when doing core work, and a strong pelvic floor supports a strong back, good posture, and overall wellness. Wear comfortable clothing for light fitness activity.

43923 M GOURLEY,A

4 -4:50 p.m. $19 FEE

05/20

1

BC-236

CLASSICAL PILATES A system of exercises based upon the teachings of Joseph Pilates. The exercises can be modified so any student is able to achieve the workout.

There is a foundation and an order that is laid from the first session and built upon as the students become stronger and more flexible. The order of the exercises warms up the body, challenges it through various planes of movement (extension, flexion and rotation) and cools it down. There is a progression of challenge as we introduce new exercises as the body becomes stronger and the mind is more knowledgeable about the correct muscles to be used.

43613 W

MW POWELL,J 43614 TR POWELL,J

3:30 -4:20 p.m. 04/03 3:30 -4:20 p.m. 04/08 $79 FEE 7:30 -8:20 a.m. 04/02 $79 FEE

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

11

BC-130

YOGA A beginning and intermediate level class where students learn basic yoga poses and are given options so that they can work at their own level.

Strengthening, stretching, balancing, and relaxing are focused on in class.

Benefits include greater flexibility and strength and reduced stress. NonLBCC facilities may require that you bring your own mat.

43856 M YEOMANS,K

7 -7:50 p.m. $59 FEE

04/08

9

FIRCON

YOGA STRETCH A beginning or intermediate level class where students learn basic yoga poses and are given options so that they can work at their own level.

Strengthening, stretching, balance, and relaxation are focused on in class.

Benefits include greater flexibility and strength and reduced stress.

43833 W

MW GOURLEY,A

2 -2:50 p.m.

2 -2:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/03 04/08

1 10

BC-130 BC-130

GENTLE YOGA This class is intentionally designed for students seeking education on how to practice yoga asana based on one’s current body condition. Using asana and mindfulness as tools, participants will learn a process of self-investigation and develop skills that will safely guide and empower those who would like to develop a more consistent and personalized yoga practice. Appropriate practices that meet the interests and abilities of the class as a whole will be offered.

40704 F SHIMEALL,M

12 -1:20 p.m. $69 FEE

04/05

11

BC-130

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

27

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SPECIAL INTEREST BOARDGAME DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP Explore game mechanics, concept development, and play testing through lots of game play, discussions, and the workshopping of your own table top game design from concept to prototype.

43570 R MICHAUD,A

7 -8:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/11

8

BC-104

BEYOND LITE BEER NEW! Afraid to drink anything other than “lite” beer? Or just want to learn more about beer? Join Corvallis Brewing Supplies’ “Lickspigot” a.k.a. Master Brewer Joel Rae, as we dive into a sensory overload of beer appreciation to open you up a world of styles and all the secrets behind the flavors, aromas, colors and excitement behind beer! Supply fee covers samples.

Must be 21 or over to register for this class.

44007 S RAE,J

5:30-7:20 p.m. 4/13 $39 FEE

1

CORBRW

WRITING WRITE YOUR LIFE STORY Your own life stories and those of your family members are treasures that need to be preserved as carefully as photos. Recall and recount family history in your narrative style with enhancement of detail, description and dialogue.

40806 F JUNTUNEN,J

1:00 -2:50 p.m. 04/05 $69 FEE

8

CORVSR

SELF PUBLISHING ON AMAZON Self publishing is a new field for authors, with its own quirks and pitfalls.

We’ll discuss the nitty-gritty of self-publishing using the Amazon platform.

We will also take your writing, either a short piece developed in class or your finished manuscript, from start to finish. We’ll discuss the business side of publishing and selling yourself as the author. At the end of the class, you’ll have everything you need to publish and sell on the Amazon platform.

43905 R DAVIS,J

7:00 p.m.-8:50 p.m. 04/04 $99 FEE

8

BC-236

PROSE WRITING WORKSHOP Be inspired and improve your writing style. Improve your writing by going through tailored writing exercises. Workshop your writing in a supportive critique group guided by the instructor. Whether for publication or family, this class is perfect for all skill levels interested in producing works of literary fiction, creative non-fiction, memoir, sci-fi, fantasy, crime, and all other genres of fiction, of any length.

40720 T MICHAUD,A

7 -8:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/09

8

BC-104

EXTENDED LEARNING

28

Lebanon CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

Also serving Lacomb, Scio, Crabtree Lebanon Center 44 Industrial Way, Lebanon, OR 97355 541-259-5801 Hablamos Español: 541-917-4840 linnbenton.edu/lebanon-center Registration/Bookstore Hours: Monday – Friday ..............................8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Extended Registration Hours - Feb. 25, 26, 27 only:

Monday – Thursday .........................8:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Friday ................................................8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

The Lebanon Center Bookstore carries textbooks for classes held at the Lebanon Center and Sweet Home Center. Purchase books online starting March 23. (bookstore.linnbenton.edu) and in-store March 25.

CRN Instructor

Lebanon Center • 541-259-5801

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

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Location

MINDFULNESS BASED STRESS REDUCTION NEW!

Mindfulness is a way of learning to relate directly to whatever is happening in your life, a way of taking charge of your life, a way of consciously and systematically working with your own stress, pain, illness, and the challenges and demands of everyday life. In this 8-week class you'll learn scientifically proven techniques to calm your mind, make clearer decisions, reduce feelings of mental and physical pain, and increase your sense of well-being. We'll be touching on theory, the science behind he beneficial effects of mindfulness, different styles of meditation, and gentle movements to increase awareness. We ask that you bring a yoga mat, a binder for notes, and that you're willing to commit to a daily home practice of meditation for maximum outcome.

6 -6:50 p.m. $59 FEE

04/03

8

LCX-103

THE SEVEN CHAKRAS NEW!

This class is about the seven Chakras. Chakra translates to wheel or disk, but refers to the wheels of energy throughout the human body. Each week will be about one of the seven Chakras with a focus on colors, meditations, sounds, gemstones, clearing, and balancing. All gemstones and supplies will be provided and are included in the price.

43952 M WHITAKER,L

6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/08 $99 FEE

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Scheduled Campus Closures All LBCC locations will be closed May 27.

Location

Open Registration for all classes Enroll in person at any LBCC location or call 541-259-5801. Open registration begins February 25.

Lebanon Learning Center Support services for students are available including math help desk, math testing, comfortable study area, computer access, tutoring, coin-operated copy machine and assistive technologies for disabilities. Hours vary each term.

Linn Shuttle Stop & Schedules Free bus service for LBCC students with student ID. For a schedule, call 541-367-4775 or visit linnshuttle.com.

Most classes begin the week of April 1 • Register early! Get the classes you want!

For locations of all classes, see page 49.

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

AGING IN PLACE: HIRING YOUR OWN IN-HOME HELP

CAREER/PERSONAL GROWTH

43883 W MCCARTHY,L

CRN Instructor

7

This course is perfect for anyone who wishes to age in the comfort of their own home or has aging parents that currently reside alone. Learn to identify the early signs when it’s time to seek additional help, how to make your home safe and protect your loved one from being taken advantage of as well as many local community resources. Come with your questions!

43953 W GARNER,J

1 -2:50 p.m. $29 FEE

04/03

1

LC-222

UNDERSTANDING LONG TERM LIVING OPTIONS

This course is ideal for anyone who is planning for their retirement, having to seek long-term care for a parent or a loved one or someone who is looking to down size. In this two hour course learn about the various resources and services to help an individual age in the comfort of their own home or within a care community.

Gain knowledge about home health, in home services, senior living and more; Understanding the levels of care, the benefits and differences of each and which pay sources are accepted. Walk away with a starting point, a heightened awareness to the options available and how to confidently access those options to best meet your care needs.

43954 W GARNER,J

1 -2:50 p.m. $29 FEE

04/10

LTBEAD

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

1

LC-222

EXTENDED LEARNING

Lebanon Center • 541-259-5801 CRN Instructor

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

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COMPUTER ESSENTIALS FOR SENIORS 1

A perfect class for those who have never touched a computer before and want hands-on, step-by-step instruction. Designed to go at an easy pace. Includes identifying the various parts of the computer, how to turn it on and off and use the mouse and keyboard. Also introduces working with Windows 10, and a brief intro to email and the Internet. Important to attend first class.

11 a.m.-12:50 p.m. 04/04 $59 FEE

3

LC-219A

COMPUTER ESSENTIALS FOR SENIORS 2

Continue your exploration of your PC (personal computer). Surf the web using an internet search engine. Set up an e-mail account, draft and send an e-mail to a family member. Explore Facebook to find and connect with far away friends.

Finally, learn tips and tricks for keeping your computer safe and virus free. Perfect for computer users wanting hands-on, step-by-step instruction.

43962 R DAVIS,C

11 a.m.-12:50 p.m. 04/25 $59 FEE

3

LC-219A

Delve deeper into the incredible world of personal computers. Play your own CD’s, or download play digital music. Play DVD’s on your PC, and learn to stream helpful “How to” YouTube videos. Use your computer to upload, organize, and edit phots from your phone or camera. Finally, share your photos with friends and family online. Perfect for computer users wanting hands-on, step-by-step instruction 11 a.m.-12:50 p.m. 05/16 $59 FEE

3

LC-219A

CONSUMER EDUCATION SMART SHOPPING ON A BUDGET

Help control your food expense: this class will provide you with the basics - and a few less-basic tactics - of how to shop in a way so you don't overpay. We'll cover rewards programs, coupons, unit pricing, buy-one-get-one offers, make-versusbuy analysis, and much more, as well as how to combine the above for even greater savings. If your grocery store receipts aren't showing at least 30% savings, this class will quickly and easily pay for itself.

44008 T JOHNSON, A 44009 F JOHNSON, A

Starts Wks Location

4-6:50 p.m. $39 FEE 1-3:50 p.m. $39 FEE

4/16

1

LC-222

5/17

1

LC-222

FINANCIAL FOUNDATIONS

Are you challenged with managing money and a budget? Would you like to learn how to improve your credit report and score? Are you curious about easy-to-follow steps that create the habit of saving? Everyone can benefit from being smarter about managing money. Join Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services, a local non-profit housing agency, you will use hands-on tools and group discussions, you’ll learn how to master money management skills to reach your financial goals, tackle debt, plan for the future and strengthen your credit. The $75.00 per-household registration buys your household the workshop and one year of one-on-one financial coaching with certified credit and budget specialists. Preregistration is required through: Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services at www.w-nhs.org, info@w-nhs.org, or by phone at 541-752-7220.

43240 S 9 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 04/06 FARRELL,C I

Map your path to homeownership. Buying a home can be one of the most stressful transactions you will go through. Partnering with Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services (WNHS), a local non-profit housing agency, will greatly improve your chances of successfully buying and owning your first or next home. Join our workshop to hear housing specialists talk about credit basics, shopping for a home, loan and down-payment assistance programs, understanding lender requirements and loan documents, and to gain insight into the insurance, title/ escrow, and home inspection processes. The $75.00 per-household registration buys your household the workshop, and one year of one-on-one homeownership coaching and other WNHS financial wellness classes. Pre-registration is required through: Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services at www.w-nhs.org, info@wnhs.org, or by phone at 541-752-7220 43955 S 9 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 05/04 FARRELL,C

1

LCX-103

DANCE LINE DANCE

COMPUTER ESSENTIALS FOR SENIORS 3

43963 R DAVIS,C

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

ABC’S OF HOMEBUYING

COMPUTERS

43960 R DAVIS,C

CRN Instructor

29

1

LC-153

Line dancing is easy, fun and great exercise. Learn some dances and enjoy a wide variety of music. No partner needed. Wear shoes with leather soles or shoes that you can slide in. Come join the fun!

40199 T GREEN,V

1:30 -2:50 p.m. 04/02 $69 FEE

8

LEBSR

COMPLETE COUNTRY DANCE BEGINNING

Learn a variety of couples pattern dances and line dances in this combination class. Couples dances will include the Horseshoe, Sweetheart Stroll, El Paso, Coconut Cha, and Blue Rose. Line dances will be to some of your favorite tunes.

No partner necessary. Wear shoes with smooth or leather soles so you can easily move your feet. Come see how fun dancing can be!

42290 T BUCHHOLZ,R

6:30 -7:50 p.m. 04/02 $39 FEE

4

LEBSR

COMPLETE COUNTRY DANCE BEYOND BEGINNING

A continuation of Complete Country Dance Beginning with more emphasis on refinement, style and learning additional dances. Learn a variety of couples pattern dances and line dances in this combination class that requires no partner. Wear shoes with smooth or leather soles so you can easily move your feet. Come see how fun dancing can be!

43128 T BUCHHOLZ,R

6:30 -7:50 p.m. 04/30 $39 FEE

4

LEBSR

DRIVER EDUCATION AND VEHICLE SAFETY DRIVER ED WITH PERMIT

Registration packets are available online at linnbenton.edu/driver-education and all centers one week prior to registration. This ODOT approved program includes mandated 30 hours classroom instruction, parent/student orientation at first meeting, plus 12 hours on the road (6 hrs behind-the-wheel + 6 hrs driver observation). Required at registration: completed packet, fee, original and one photocopy of your driver permit. Class must be dropped 72 hours prior to start date for refund. Supplies included in fees. Call 541-917-4849 with questions.

Parents and students are required to read the Parent/Student Handbook: linnbenton.edu/driver-education 43559 S TABOR,J

9 -11:50 a.m. $265 FEE

04/06

11

LC-200

DRIVER ED 18 & OVER

Registration packets are available on-line at linnbenton.edu/driver-education and at all LBCC centers. Class must be dropped 72 hours prior to start date for refund.

Does not qualify for waiver of driving test at DMV. Supplies included in fees. Call 541-917-4849 with questions. Students are required to ready the Parent/Student Handbook: linnbenton.edu/driver-education 43560 S TABOR,J

9 -11:50 a.m. $445 FEE

04/06

11

LC-200

EXTENDED LEARNING

30 CRN Instructor

Lebanon Center • 541-259-5801

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

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CANDLE MAKING SERIES NEW!

Candle making has been done for centuries. They create a warm and calming atmosphere and have the added benefit of lighting up your home. In this hands-on class, you will learn the basic science of candle making while creating one to take home. Make them for yourself, give as gifts, or even better, bring your friends and you’ll each have your own. All source materials are recycled and/or kept from entering landfills. Please note class dates are the following: 4/8, 4/22, 4/29, 5/13, and 6/3 and includes all of the stand alone candle making workshops.

43933 M MOSS,C

9 -10:50 a.m. $79 FEE

04/08

5

LBGC

CANDLE MAKING: DIPPING BEESWAX TAPERS NEW!

Candle making has been done for centuries. They create a warm and calming atmosphere and have the added benefit of lighting up your home. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn the basic science of candle making while creating one to take home. In this class you will make beeswax tapered candles that can be made for yourself, given as gifts, or even better, bring your friends and you’ll each have your own. All source materials are recycled and/or kept from entering landfills.

43885 M MOSS,C

9 -10:50 a.m. $29 FEE

04/08

1

LBGC

CANDLE MAKING: PILLAR CANDLES NEW!

AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM

A classroom program designed to help develop and reinforce safe driving skills and techniques. Satisfactory completion may also qualify you for reduced auto insurance premiums (check with your insurance carrier). The $15 fee for AARP members or $20 fee for non-members is collected at the first class. Please bring your driver license, AARP card and lunch to class.

43603 R 9 a.m.-3:50 p.m. 05/02 WOLCOTT,G

1

LEBSR

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION - SEE PAGE 40 GED/ADULT BASIC SKILLS - SEE PAGE 40

Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance - SHIBA - is holding a Medicare class that will cover the basics of Medicare A, B, C and D. This class is designed for anyone who will be eligible for Medicare within a few months or is new to Medicare. Beneficiaries will better understand their Medicare benefits and learn how to choose a supplemental insurance plan that best meets their individual needs. It is also a valuable class for current beneficiaries who would like a better understanding of their Medicare benefits and options for changes or additional coverage. Spouses, other relatives and friends are welcome to attend the class as well. The class is taught by an unbiased SHIBA volunteer and sponsored by LinnBenton RSVP. Reservations are required. Call 541-812-0849 to enroll.

1

LC-200

HOME & GARDEN FAIRY GARDEN IN A POT NEW!

Let’s build a Fairy Garden center piece or pot for your outdoor garden or table.

Bring a pot and any cute decorative pieces you’d like to include. Fee covers soil and plant material which will be supplied. Feel free to bring some plant material from your garden to share! This is a fun project that can last for years.

6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/24 $39 FEE

9 -10:50 a.m. $29 FEE

04/22

1

LBGC

CANDLE MAKING: VOTIVE & TEA LIGHTS NEW!

Candle making has been done for centuries. They create a warm and calming atmosphere and have the added benefit of lighting up your home. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn the basic science of candle making while creating one to take home. Votive and Tea Lights are some of the most versatile types of candles that can be used in a variety of ways. Make them for yourself, give as gifts, or even better, bring your friends and you’ll each have your own. All source materials are recycled and/or kept from entering landfills.

9 -10:50 a.m. $29 FEE

04/29

1

LBGC

CANDLE MAKING: JAR CANDLE MAKING NEW!

MEDICARE 101

43890 W SMALL,C

43886 M MOSS,C

43887 M MOSS,C

HEALTH & FIRST AID

43839 M 6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/22 KRADJIN,W I

Candle making has been done for centuries. They create a warm and calming atmosphere and have the added benefit of lighting up your home. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn the basic science of candle making while creating one to take home. In this class you will make the popular pillar candles which will provide many hours of enjoyment. Make them for yourself, give as gifts, or even better, bring your friends and you’ll each have your own. All source materials are recycled and/or kept from entering landfills.

1

Candle making has been done for centuries. They create a warm and calming atmosphere and have the added benefit of lighting up your home. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn the basic science of candle making while creating one to take home. Jar candle often create colorful decorations that bring your home to life with a wide arrange of scents. Make them for yourself, give as gifts, or even better, bring your friends and you’ll each have your own. All source materials are recycled and/or kept from entering landfills.

43888 M MOSS,C

9 -10:50 a.m. $29 FEE

05/13

1

LBGC

CANDLE MAKING: SURVIVAL KIT CANDLE NEW!

Candle making has been done for centuries. They create a warm and calming atmosphere and have the added benefit of lighting up your home. In this hands-on workshop, you will learn the basic science of candle making while creating one to take home. Survival candles offer a greater service of producing light, heat, and providing a source of heat for cooking in times of emergency. Make them for yourself, give as gifts, or even better, bring your friends and you’ll each have your own. All source materials are recycled and/or kept from entering landfills.

43889 M MOSS,C

9 -10:50 a.m. $29 FEE

06/03

LBGC

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

1

LBGC

EXTENDED LEARNING

Lebanon Center • 541-259-5801 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Starts Wks Location

MUSIC Learn Latin rhythms on simple percussion instruments and experience how each instrument fits into a basic Latin percussion ensemble. Come feel the beat and rhythm by these easy and fun to play instruments. No experience necessary.

6:30 -7:50 p.m. 04/02 $79 FEE

8

LBGC

Learn to play piano in three hours with Just for Fun Piano. Taught by nationally known pianist Donn Rochlin, this course will teach you all the chords and tools you will need to know to play your favorite songs and to improvise freely without years of practice. This class is for the total beginner as well as classical pianist who would like to play with more artistic freedom. Textbook and CD for home study covered by fee. Preregistration required.

10 a.m.-12:50 p.m. 04/27 $99 FEE

1

LEBSR

BEGINNING JAZZ PIANO MADE SIMPLE NEW!

Known as America’s “Classical Music” Jazz is synonymous with improvisation, innovation, rhythm, fun, and creativity. In just a few hours, you’ll learn how to interpret the language of Jazz, how to play your favorite Jazz standards, and improvise around simple Jazz chord patterns. Come give it a try. No experience necessary.

43972 S ROCHLIN,D

10 a.m.-12:50 p.m. 06/15 $75 FEE

1

LEBSR

BETTER BONES & BALANCE® NEW!

Based on OSU Bone Research Lab studies, this exercise program has been shown to slow the rate of bone loss in adults of all ages. Improve your balance and coordination, reduce your risk for falls, and see an increase in muscle tone and overall body fitness.

8 -8:50 a.m.

04/03 8 -8:50 a.m.

04/08 $99 FEE 5:15 -6:05 p.m. 04/02 $79 FEE

10

LCX-103

43879 W

MW CLOUD,P

04/02

11

LCX-103

9:30 -10:20 a.m. 04/03 9:30 -10:20 a.m. 04/08 $79 FEE

1 9

LBGC LBGC

Intended to be a transformative practice this powerful, healing yoga class is a specific sequence of postures (asanas) linking breath (pranayama) and movement (vinyasa.) Yoga Power is presented in the Ashtanga tradition, repeating the same sequence each class. This is an athletic flow combining strength, flexibility and stamina for a complete practice. The class is adaptable for all levels of yoga experience. Expect a good workout.

PILATES

1 9

LEBSR LEBSR

04/03 04/08

1 9

LEBSR LEBSR

8

7 -7:50 p.m. $79 FEE

Our bodies need rich and varied movement. In this class, we’ll learn to integrate optimal movement into our everyday lives and bring awareness to our movement habits and patterns. We’ll include a variety of functional movements with the practice of yoga to experience harmony between breath, strength, and mobility.

This class is a beginner’s class and is best done barefoot or with toe socks. Please bring your own yoga mat.

LEBSR

04/03 04/08

04/08

04/02

INTEGRATED YOGA & MOVEMENT NEW!

11

This class is for those who have never been to a yoga class before or those who want to brush up on the basics. We’ll explain the structure of a yoga class, meditation, warm-up, relaxation, breathing, foundational yoga poses, and class etiquette. At the end of eight weeks you?ll be comfortable, relaxed, and confident to move on to other classes.

6 -6:50 p.m. $59 FEE

43579 TR SMALL,C

43931 W

MW MCCARTHY,L

YOGA BASICS NEW!

43884 M MCCARTHY,L

10 -10:50 a.m. $69 FEE

Qi Yoga is a class devised to cultivate a safe and satisfying exercise practice by marrying the philosophy of Yoga with Qi Gong. Both disciplines complement and enhance each other creating more of a gentle class that builds strength through slow flowing movement. QiYoga helps to attain and maintain beneficial muscular movement leading to increased agility, balance, and flexibility.

LEBSR LEBSR

In this class, students will learn the 18 Movement Form of Chen Style Tai Chi Chuan. With low impact, slow, and relaxed movements and an emphasis on deep breathing, regular practice of Tai Chi has been shown to improve balance, mobility and coordination. Calming and peaceful, Tai Chi promotes relaxation and reduces stress. It is sometimes called “moving meditation”. Tai Chi can improve everyday health and wellness along with increasing resistance to disease. Chen Style is the original style of Tai Chi. 10 -10:50 a.m.

10 -10:50 a.m. $69 FEE 11 -11:50 a.m.

11 -11:50 a.m. $69 FEE

43220 TR MCCARTHY,L

1 10

TAI CHI

43881 W

MW KELLY,J 43882 W

MW KELLY,J

Increase strength and flexibility while learning techniques to calm your mind and soothe your spirit. Learn yoga poses that develop balance, proper breathing, and relaxation. Have fun and relax while getting a good workout and reducing stress.

Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable workout clothing.

YOGA POWER NEW!

PHYSICAL ED/HUMAN PERFORMANCE

40852 WF

MWF CLOUD,P 43720 TR GREGORY,D

Starts Wks Location

QI YOGA

PIANO, JUST FOR FUN! NEW!

43969 S ROCHLIN,D

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

GENTLE YOGA

INTRO TO LATIN PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE NEW!

43880 T EZZY,D

CRN Instructor

31

LCX-103

7 -7:50 p.m.

7 -7:50 p.m. $79 FEE

04/03 04/08

1 9

LCX-103 LCX-103

Increase flexibility, energy, mobility, strength, and range of motion through a series of dynamic movements that restore balance to core muscles of the lower back and abdominal. Each workout is adaptable to the students own level. Please bring a yoga mat.

43565 TR MCCARTHY,L 43566 W

MW MCCARTHY,L

9 -9:5:0 a.m. $69 FEE 5 -5:50 p.m.

5 -5:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/02

10

LCX-103

04/03 04/08

1 9

LCX-103 LCX-103

WRITING LIFE STORIES

Your memories and those of your ancestors are your legacy. Preserve them as you do photos. Flesh out your genealogy with stories that have been handed down and passed on. Learn how to remember and to write these treasured tales with description and dialogue. Hearing stories of others’ lives prompts your own memories and creates friends with common recollections.

40755 W MCNULTY,L

2 -3:50 p.m. $69 FEE

04/03

8

LC-223

EXTENDED LEARNING

32 CRN Instructor

Sweet Home Center • 541-367-6901

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

Sweet Home

# of Weeks

Location

Also serving Brownsville, Halsey & Harrisburg Sweet Home Center 1661 Long Street, Sweet Home, OR 97386 541-367-6901 Hablamos Español: 541-917-4840 linnbenton.edu/sweet-home-center Hours: Monday – Thursday ...................8:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Friday ...................................................................Closed Books for Sweet Home classes can be purchased online starting March 23 (bookstore.linnbenton.edu) or at the Lebanon Center Bookstore beginning March 25.

Books are not sold at the Sweet Home Center.

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Scheduled Campus Closures All LBCC locations will be closed May 27.

Location

Open Registration for all classes Enroll in person at any LBCC location or call 541-367-6901. Open registration begins February 25.

Services Available at the Sweet Home Center • Admissions, Financial Aid & Registration Resources • Academic Planning Assistance by appointment • Classes: College Transfer & Community Education • Open Computer Lab • Math Help Desk and Math Testing Linn Shuttle: Free bus service for LBCC students with student ID. For a schedule, call 541-367-4775 or visit linnshuttle.com.

For locations of all classes, see page 49.

Community Ed Registration and Payment: page 50 • Location Key: page 49 • Confused? See How to Read Class Listings: page 49

EXTENDED LEARNING

Sweet Home Center • 541-367-6901 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES Starts Wks Location

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

33

Starts Wks Location

CAREER/PERSONAL GROWTH AGING IN PLACE: HIRING YOUR OWN IN-HOME HELP This course is perfect for anyone who wishes to age in the comfort of their own home or has aging parents that currently reside alone. Learn to identify the early signs when it’s time to seek additional help, how to make your home safe and protect your loved one from being taken advantage of as well as many local community resources. Come with your questions!

43964 R GARNER,J

1 -2:50 p.m. $29 FEE

04/18

1

SHC-101

UNDERSTANDING LONG TERM LIVING OPTIONS This course is ideal for anyone who is planning for their retirement, having to seek long-term care for a parent or a loved one or someone who is looking to down size. In this two hour course learn about the various resources and services to help an individual age in the comfort of their own home or within a care community. Gain knowledge about home health, in home services, senior living and more. Understanding the levels of care, the benefits and differences of each and which pay sources are accepted. Walk away with a starting point, a heightened awareness to the options available and how to confidently access those options to best meet your care needs.

43965 R GARNER,J

1 -2:50 p.m. $29 FEE

04/25

1

SHC-101

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION - SEE PAGE 40 PHYSICAL ED/HUMAN PERFORMANCE

GED/ADULT BASIC SKILLS - SEE PAGE 40 HISTORY SANTIAM KALAPUYA INDIANS Explore the life-ways of the Santiam/Kalapuya Indians prior to Caucasian invasion. First class will meet in the classroom and cover pre-history of the people of Western Oregon including archeological evidence, early settler accounts, and Kalapuya era replica artifacts. Second class is a field trip, which includes a gentle hike, to Cascadia Cave, an important site to Santiam Kalapuyans, where we will examine traditional cultural resource areas and discuss restoration opportunities. Students must supply their own transportation to Cascadia State Park, bring lunch, water, camera and field clothing appropriate for rain and mud.

40964 M 10 a.m.-1:50 p.m. 05/15

W 1 -2:50 p.m.

05/13 FARQUE,A FREE

1 1

FLD SHC-101

QUILTERS WORKSHOP Come and join the fun! Each term a different quilt pattern is featured with each student working on their own quilt. Our quilt this term is Pathways, which combines two blocks to make this easy and beautiful quilt. Good for all skill levels. See supply list at: linnbenton.edu/supplies 7 -7:50 p.m. $49 FEE

40758 W

MW DURST,A

04/04

5

SHHS-B6

7:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/03 7:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/08 $79 FEE

1 9

SHHS-POOL SHHS-POOL

DEEP H2O NEW! Deep water class with flotation belts. (No impact.) Super workout for all levels. You don’t need to know how to swim.

43967 W GOLDEN,D

1:30 -2:20 p.m. 04/03 $59 FEE

11

SHHS-POOL

SWIM COACHING NEW! Beginning swimmers or those seeking stroke development are encouraged to sign up in this course. Improve your swimming skills and overall fitness.

43968 W GOLDEN,D

HOME & GARDEN

40188 R PUTNAM,B

AQUATIC FITNESS Water exercises and movements to stretch and strengthen the body, tone muscles, and increase flexibility. Develop ability to move freely and expressively in the water. Enrollment limited.

12:30 -1:20 p.m. 04/03 $59 FEE

11

SHHS-POOL

INTEGRATED YOGA & MOVEMENT NEW! Our bodies need rich and varied movement. In this class, we’ll learn to integrate optimal movement into our everyday lives and bring awareness to our movement habits and patterns. We’ll include a variety of functional movements with the practice of yoga to experience harmony between breath, strength, and mobility. This class is a beginner’s class and is best done barefoot or with toe socks. Please bring your own yoga mat.

43966 F CLOUD,P

10 -10:50 a.m. $59 FEE

04/05

11

SHBGC

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

Small Business Development Center CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Charlie Mitchell, Director Anne Green, Program Assistant Willamette Hall, WH-120 541-917-4929 linnbenton.edu/sbdc

Location

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Are you interested in starting your own business or have you just started one? Learn how to create and assess a business plan for a start-up or new business in this 10-week course. Other topics include: financial management, pricing, cash flow, marketing, sales, legal topics, insurance needs, bookkeeping, market research, and exploring the lifestyle of a business owner. One-on-one advising included. There will be an informational orientation Tuesday, April 2 at the Benton Center in Corvallis. Scholarships and discount may apply.

T JK

6 -8:50 p.m. $349 FEE

04/09

10

BC-107

SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER GOING INTO BUSINESS

FREE SEMINAR- basic information you need to begin planning for your successful business (rules, regulations, financing, customers, markets, feasibility).

40195 W 1 -2:50 p.m.

04/03 SHORT,M GJ 40196 T 1 -2:50 p.m.

04/09 PETERSON,M GJ 40197 R 5:30 -7:20 p.m. 04/18 MEDELLIN,G GJ 43210 T 11:30 a.m.-12:50 p.m. 04/23 WHITTINGTON GJ 43211 W 1 -2:50 p.m.

05/01 SHORT,M GJ 43551 T 1 -2:50 p.m.

05/07 PETERSON,M GJ 43640 W 1 -2:50 p.m.

05/15 SHORT,M GJ 43994 T 11:30 a.m.-12:50 p.m. 05/21 WHITTINGTON GJ 43995 T 5:30 -7:20 p.m. 05/28 MEDELLIN,G GJ 43996 T 4:30 -5:50 p.m. 06/04 WHITTINGTON GJ 43997 T 4:30 -5:50 p.m. 06/11 WHITTINGTON GJ

SPANISH GOING INTO BUSINESS 43209 W 6:30 -7:50 p.m. 04/17 PAKRAVAN,E GJ

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

A GUIDED TOUR OF QUICKBOOKS

FOUNDATION OF BUSINESS SUCCESS

40804 FULLER,S

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

EXTENDED LEARNING

34

1

CC-103

1

LCX-103

1

SHC-101

1

CRVFOU

1

ALBCHA

1

LCX-103

1

CC-210

1

CRVFOU

1

BRSLIB

1

MONLIB

1

ALSELB

1

CC-210

This four-hour course is for those who have no previous experience using a computer-based accounting system. In a computer lab, you will learn to open the QuickBooks application and to maneuver through its various functions. Bring a flash drive to class.

40967 SHAW,J

TR J

6 -7:50 p.m. $89 FEE

04/02

1

F-202

QUICKBOOKS 1

This ten-hour course is designed to provide you with the scope of capabilities available in QuickBooks. You will be introduced to basic functions including chart of accounts, bank reconciliations, financial management glossary, customizing & using reports, and more. Previous exposure to computer-based accounting is recommended. Bring flash drive to class.

41714 SHAW,J

T J

6 -7:50 p.m. $219 FEE

04/16

5

F-202

QUICKBOOKS 2

This ten-hour course is designed to provide you with advanced skills using QuickBooks. You will be introduced to month end and year end closing processes, locating and fixing errors, comparing how QuickBooks Desktop and QuickBooks Online function, and more. Prequalification includes taking QuickBooks 1 and at least 1 year of computer-based accounting experience. Bring a flash drive to class.

43212 SHAW,J

T J

3 -4:50 p.m. $219 FEE

04/16

5

F-202

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Continuing Education CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

EXTENDED LEARNING

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

Willamette Hall, WH-120 541-917-4840 linnbenton.edu/extendedlearning

# of Weeks

Location

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

REAL ESTATE

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR BOARD

REAL ESTATE BROKER PRE-LICENSE

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR BOARD

This is an accelerated pre-license course designed to prep you for the Oregon Real Estate Broker’s License Exam. This 150 hour course meets Wednesday evenings 6-9 PM, for 10 weeks with most course content on-line. Students are expected to have on-line capability, to self-study, to attend all class sessions, and to attend a 9-5 study session on Saturday, June 8. This course is the fastest way to qualify to take the State exam. The area’s real estate market is beginning to turn around and now is the time to position yourself for the up-turn. Cost is $650.

41987 W

W

S JHYBRID

35

TBA 04/03 10 HYBRID 6 -8:50 p.m.

04/03 10 CC-213 9 a.m.-4:50 p.m. 06/08 1 CC-213 $650 FEE

This class will prepare you to pass the Oregon Construction Contractors Board Test. Class meets for two weeks, on Tuesday and Thursday, beginning April 23, 6-10 pm and Saturday, April 27, from 9 am-1 pm.

Cost is $329 and includes a copy of the Manual. Call (541) 917-4840 for info. Register by April 16. Must show valid ID to complete registration.

Must attend all 5 classes.

40652

DEMARZO,J

TR S J

6 -9:50 p.m.

04/23 9 a.m.-12:50 p.m. 04/27 $329 FEE

2 1

CC-213 CC-213

PESTICIDE TRAINING PESTICIDE TRAINING/ENGLISH LAWS & SAFETY For pesticide application on public or commercial property.

41797 MACKEY,I

RF KJ

8 -11:50 a.m. $119 FEE

05/16

1

CC-203

PESTICIDE PRIVATE APPLICATOR

For pesticide application on private property or farms.

41489

MACKEY,I

R F JK

8 a.m.-2:20 p.m. 04/18 8 a.m.-12:20 p.m. 04/19 $119 FEE

1 1

CC-203 CC-203

36

EXTENDED LEARNING

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

EXTENDED LEARNING

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

37

38

EXTENDED LEARNING

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

EXTENDED LEARNING

GROWING BUSINESSES, CAREERS, LIVES

39

40

Parenting Education: 541-917-4884 • Family Connections: 541-917-4899

Parenting Education: 541-917-4884 • Family Connections: 541-917-4899

41

Parenting Education and Child Care Training linnbenton.edu/parenting-education • 541-917-4884 • linnbenton.edu/familyconnections • 541-917-4899

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

CHILD CARE TRAINING For a complete list of trainings, call 541-917-4899.

CHILD CARE TRAINING - ALBANY OVERVIEW FOR FCC PROVIDERS Introduction to the components involved in becoming a family child care provider; required for state registration.

40247 T 1 -3:50 p.m.

FAMILY CONN FREE 40365 R 9 -11:50 a.m.

FAMILY CONN

04/30

1

LCX

06/13

1

IA-201B

MAKE IT COUNT! BUILD YOUR PROFESSIONAL Gain an understanding of Professional Development Plans and how they help you access scholarship $$, Education Award $ and set goals for training. Please call Pollywog - Family Connections at 541-917-4899 for more information and to sign up for this class.

40974 T 6:30 -8:20 p.m. 05/21 WYNKOOP,L FREE

1

IA-201A

PARENTING EDUCATION - ALBANY INCREDIBLE YEARS For families with children ages 2-10. Raise responsible children! Use play and praise to build a more cooperative relationship with your children.

Learn how to make clear family rules. Prevent and reduce behavior problems and improve your children’s social skills. Offered in partnership with C.H.A.N.C.E., Linn County Health Department, and DHS Child Welfare. Class is free and includes child care; free dinner provided at 5:30 p.m. Please call 541-917-4884 to sign up for class and child care.

04/03

11

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

LINDHS

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

JUNTOS (TOGETHER) Programa de aprender, leer, jugar y crecer juntos. Para ninos de 0-5 anos de edad acompanados con sus padres o proveedores de cuidado infantil.

Aprenden destrezas de lectura para preparar los ninos para kinder. Cada nino recibe libros, bocadillo y transporte gratis. Ofrecido en asociacion con El Distrito de Escuelas Publicas de Albany y La Biblioteca Publica de Albany. Para inscribirse llame al Leonor Chavez en el Centro de Bienvenido, (541)704-2376.

41317 W 10 -11:50 a.m.

BECK,C IFREE

04/03

10

SUNRIS

TOGETHER! For children 0-5 years old with their parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles or child care providers. Active games and songs to promote reading skills to help prepare children for kindergarten. Children receive books. Offered in partnership with GAPS and Albany Public Library. For Greater Ablany Public School students only. Classes offered to children not already taking classes or in preschool activities. Call Family Connections/Pollywog at (541)917-4884 for more information and to see if you qualify for this class.

42922 R 10 -11:50 a.m.

RICHARDSON I

PARENTING EDUCATION

41377 W 6 -7:50 p.m.

KEISER,J FREEI

CRN Instructor

04/04

10

SUNRIS

LIVE & LEARN DISCOVERY LAB For two hours a week parents/caregivers and their 2 1/2 - 5 year olds become immersed in activities designed to build on children’s natural sense of wonder and desire to explore. Participants will measure, build, experiment, problem-solve and discover the world together. This class is offered in partnership with the Greater Albany Public Schools. Additional child $10. Please call (541)917-4884 for more information. Tuesday: Lafayette Elementary, 3122 SE Madison St. Albany OR. 43544 T BAKER,P

9:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/02 $79 FEE

10

LAFYTE

Parenting Education: 541-917-4884 • Family Connections: 541-917-4899

42 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

DISCOVERY LAB - SPANISH Durante dos horas, por semana, padres/cuidadores y sus inos de 2 1/5 - 5 anos, se sumergen en actividades disenadas para desarrollar el sentido de maravilla atural y el deseo de explorar. Los participantes mediran, construiran, experimentaran, resolveran problemas y descrbriran el mundo juntos. Esta clase se ofrece en asociacion con las Escuelas Publicas de Greater Albany y La Biblioteca Publica De Albany. Para incribirse llame al Centro de Bienvenido, 541-704-2376. Viernes: Escuela Primaria Lafayette, 3122 Madison St. 43988 SAAVEDRA VI

F 10 -11:50 a.m.

FREEI

04/05

10

LAFYTE

CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT In this 10 week class, parents and their 2 1/2 - 5 year olds will participate in creative activities (music, movement and dramatic play). We do the messy projects you may not want to do at home. Additional child in same family is $10.00. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-9174884 for more information.

43985 F RICHARDSON

9:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/05 $79 FEE

10

CENTEL

CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT SPANISH En esta clase de 10 semanas, los padres y sus hijos de 2 1/5 - 5 anos participaran en actividades creativas (musica, movimento y juego dramatico). Hacemos los proyectos desordenados que quizas no quieras hacer en casa. Llame al Centro de Bienvenido al 541-704-2376 para registrarse y obtener mas informacion.

43987 SAAVEDRA VI

T 10 -11:50 a.m.

FREEI

04/02

10

SUNRIS

LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR WOBBLER For parents and their beginning walkers, approximately 9 mos. to 18 mos.

Participate with your “wobbler” in songs and games, meet other parents in the community, and discuss the latest ideas about how to support the expanding growth of your child’s first year. Parents with babies this age may also take the Live and Learn with Baby class. If your baby is a competent walker, sign-up for Live and Learn with Toddlers in Albany, Corvallis or Philomath. The Wobbler class meets for 2 hours one day a week, for ten weeks. Families can join at any time if space is available.

Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at (541)917-4884 for more information.

42923 W KALITA,N

9:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/03 $25 FEE

10

ALBLIB

LIVE & LEARN WITH BABY SPANISH Su bebe nace aprendiendo. Venga y acompane a otros padres y sus bebes, mientras prepara a su hijo/a para aprender de por vida. Aprenda como apoyar el desarrollo emicional, fisico e intelectual de su hijo/a a traves de conciones, actividades y convesaciones en grupo - a l vez creando una comunidad de apoyo y amigos de por vida para usted y su hijo. Llame al Centro de Bienvenido al 541-704-2376 para registrarse y obtener mas informacion.

43587 SAAVEDRA VI

M 10 -11:50 a.m.

I

04/01

10

SUNRIS

LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR BABY Your baby is born learning! Come join other parents and their babies as you prepare your child for a lifetime of learning. Learn how to support your child’s emotional, physical, and intellectual development through songs, activities, and group discussions. All while building a community of support and lifelong friends for you and your child. Class meets for 2 hours one day a week for 10 weeks. Families can join at any time if space is available. Call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-917-4884 for more in for more information.

40151 W KALITA,N

12:30 -2:20 p.m. 04/03 $25 FEE

10

ALBLIB

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

LIVE AND LEARN WITH YOUR WOBBLER For parents/caregivers and their beginning walkers, approximately 9 mos. to 18 mos. Participate with your “wobbler” in songs and games, meet other parents in the community, and discuss the latest ideas about how to support the expanding growth of your child’s first year. Parents with babies this age may also take the Live and Learn with Baby class. If your baby is a competent walker, sign up for the Live and Learn with your Toddler offered in Albany, Corvallis or Philomath. The wobbler class meets for 2 hours one day a week for 10 weeks. Families can join at any time, if space is available. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog 541-917-4884 for more information.

42923 W KALITA, N

9:30a-11:20a 04/03 $25 FEE

10

ALBLIB

LIVE AND LEARN WITH YOUR TODDLER Join other parents and toddlers (walking to age 2) for stories, muci, painting, playdough and more. Help your child gain confidence all while building a community of support and lifelong friends for you and your child. Learn fun and easy ways to support your child’s development.

Parents and children meet weekly for 10 weeks. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog 541-917-4884 for more more information.

44001 R BECK,C I 41209 W RICHARDSON

9:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/04 $74 FEE 9:30a-11:20a 04/03 $74 FEE

10

CENTEL

10

CENTEL

LIVE AND LEARN WITH YOUR TWO YR OLD Join your child in play, experimentation, exploration, discovery songs, stories and movement! In this 10 week class, two year olds and their parents participate in age appropriate activities and learn how play can benefit children’s physical, social, emotional and cognitive development.

This class is offered in partnership with Greater Albany Public Schools.

Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-917-4884 for more more information.

43545 RICHARDSON

T I

9:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/02 $74 FEE

10

CENTEL

PADRES Y NINOS PEQUENOS (LIVE & LEARN WI Unase a otros padres y sus hijos de 1 a 3 anos para contar cuentos, pintar, cantar, jugar con plastilina y mas. Aprenda formas divertidas y faciles que le ayudaran a apoyar el desarrollo de su hijo y construir una comunidad de apoyo. La reunion es un dia a la semana, durante diez semanas. Para inscribirse llame al Leonor en el Centro de Bienvenido, 541-704-2376.

43233 F 10 -11:50 a.m.

BECK,C FREEI

04/05

10

SUNRIS

9.951 LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR PRESCHOOLER • 2 • PNP A preschool cooperative for families and their, 3, 4 and 5 year olds.

Adults attend evening sessions and take turns assisting the teacher in the preschool lab. Parents expand their knowledge of parenting and practice guidance and communication techniques. Preschool activities foster children’s growth, development and school readiness. Preschool meets M,W, R from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-917-4884 for more information. $10.00 FEE. $4.50 yearly insurance fee, payable in class only.

40279

BAKER,P

MWR M I

9 -11:20 a.m. 04/01 6:30 -9:20 p.m. 04/08 $10 FEE

10 9

LAFYTE LAFYTE

Parenting Education: 541-917-4884 • Family Connections: 541-917-4899 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

ACTIVE PARENTING/TEENS&TWEENS This class provides parents with the skills to improve family communication while reducing family conflicts and tweens’ and teens’ negative behaviors and attitudes. You’ll learn positive ways to relate to your child by increasing your knowledge of the developmental needs of adolescents, thereby better understanding their behavior. Increase your abilities in communication, supervision, conflict resolution and positive discipline, while enjoying the support of other parents experiencing similar issues. This is a free class and is offered in partnership with CHANCE and GAPS. Call 541-917-4884 to sign up for class.

42236 T 6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/09 MACINNES,B FREE

6

YMCA

PARENT EDUCATOR CELEBRATION All home visitors and group facilitators working in the parenting education field, please join us for lunch in the Fireside Room in the Calapooia Center at LBCC and reinvigorate your practice by networking with colleagues and learning new skills. Keynote speaker Pamela Evanston and Claire Davis of Parenting Now! will talk about ways to have fun with families. We’ll also facilitate learning from one another through activities. Certificate for 1.5 hours professional development. Lunch included. Call 541-917-4884 to sign up.

40575 W 12 -2:50 p.m.

MAGEE,A I

04/17

1

CC

PARENTING EDUCATION - CORVALLIS SUPPORTING BOYS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD We want all children to thrive in early childhood, but boys may have biological and cultural differences from girls that need special consideration. In this session, we will examine the unique needs of boys, specific challenges that may arise and positive strategies to support exploration, activities and reduce struggles. Please call (541) 917-4884 for more information and to register for this class. Free child care.

43959 W MAGEE,A

6:30 -8:20 p.m. 04/10 $20 FEE

1

NOAHS

LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR BABY Your baby is born learning! Come join other parents and their babies as you prepare your child for a lifetime of learning. Learn how to support your child’s emotional, physical, and intellectual development through songs, activities, and group discussions. All while building a community of support and lifelong friends for you and your child. Class meets for 2 hours one day a week for 10 weeks. Families can join at any time if space is available. Call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-917-4884 for more information.

43983 R ANGEL,S 40153 R ANGEL,S

9a-10:50a 04/04 10 $25 FEE 12:30p-2:20p 04/04 10 $25 FEE

BC-107 BC-107

LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR WOBBLER For parents and their beginning walker, approximately 9 mos. to 18 mos.

Participate with your “wobbler” in songs and games, meet other parents in the community, and discuss the latest ideas about how to support the expanding growth of your child’s first year. Parents with babies this age may also take the Live and Learn with Baby class. If your baby is a competent walker, sign-up for Live and Learn with Toddlers in Albany, Corvallis or Philomath. The Wobbler class meets for 2 hours one day a week, for ten weeks. Families can join at any time if space is available.

Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at (541)917-4884 for more information.

41703 T GILMOUR,S

12:30 -2:20 p.m. 04/02 $25 FEE

10

BC-107

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Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

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LIVE AND LEARN WITH YOUR TODDLER 10 week class for parents and toddlers to 2-year olds. Learn fun and easy ways to support your child’s development and discuss the challenges of parenting toddlers. This class is a great way to spend quality time with your child while engaging with other parents. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog 541-917-4884 for more information.

43998 JONES,A

T I

9 -10:50 a.m. $74 FEE

04/02

10

BC-107

LIVE/LEARN WITH 2-YEAR-OLD Join your child in play, experimentation, exploration, discovery, songs, stories and movement! In this 10 week class, two-year-olds and their parents will participate in age appropriate activities and learn how connection with nature and the outdoors can benefit children’s physical, social, emotional and cognitive development. Parents discuss parenting topics in class and they attend two evening parent only sessions.

41456

GILMOUR,S

T W W I

9 -10:50 a.m.

6 -7:50 p.m.

6 -7:50 p.m. $74 FEE

04/02 04/10 05/15

10 1 1

BC-109 BC-109 BC-109

9.951 LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR PRESCHOOLER • 2 • PNP A preschool cooperative for families and their 3, 4 and 5-year-olds.

Adults attend evening sessions and take turns assisting the teacher in the preschool lab. Parents expand their knowledge of parenting and practice guidance and communication techniques. Preschool activities foster growth, development and school readiness. Lab meets M, W, F, from 9 to 11:20 a.m. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-917-4884 for more information. $20.00 FEE. $4.50 yearly insurance fee, payable in class only.

40156

JENSSEN,P

MWF M I

9 -11:20 a.m.

7 -9:50 p.m. $20 FEE

04/01 04/08

10 9

BC-109 BC-107

CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT A one-day a week class with an emphasis on creative activities for 2-1/2 to 5-year olds and their parents. In two 2-hour evening sessions, April 17 and May 22, parents focus on understanding and implementing a developmental approach to creative activities for young children. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-917-4884 for more information.

40860 R

W

W GILMOUR,S

9:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/04 6 -7:50 p.m.

04/17 6 -7:50 p.m.

05/22 $77 FEE

10 1 1

BC-109 BC-109 BC-109

USING CHILD DEVELOPMENT TO GUIDE BEHAVIOR Since not all children are alike, participants in this training will examine how behavior is related to the ages and stages of development in early childhood and individual temperamental differences. We will explore beneficial approaches that can be used by the caregivers to support healthy development and to guide them. Free child care. Call 541-9174889 to sign up.

44005 MAGEE, A

W

6:30p-8:30p 05/08 1

NOAHS

PARENTING EDUCATION - PHILOMATH LIVE & LEARN DISCOVERY LAB For two hours a week parents/caregivers and their 2 1/2 to 5 year olds become immersed in activities designed to build on children’s natural sense of wonder and desire to explore. Participants will measure, build, experiment, problem solve and discover the world together. Class is held on Friday’s from 9 to 10:50 a.m. Additional child cost is $10.00.

Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at (541)-917-4884 for more information.

43989 CLARK,A

F I

9 -10:50 a.m. $79 FEE

04/05

10

CLEMEN

Parenting Education: 541-917-4884 • Family Connections: 541-917-4899

44 CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR BABY Your baby is born learning! Come join other parents and their babies as you prepare your child for a lifetime of learning. Learn how to support your child’s emotional, physical and intellectual development through songs, activities and group discussions. All while building a community of support and lifelong friends for you and your child. Class meets for 2 hours one day a week for 10 weeks. Families can join anytime if space is available. Please call Familiy Connections/Pollywog at 541-917-4884 for more information.

43231 W ANGEL,S

9:30 -11:20 a.m. 04/03 $25 FEE

10

CLEMEN

LIVE/LEARN WITH YOUR TODDLER This 10-week class is for parents and their toddlers and provides information, activities, songs and games focused on supporting children’s development. Offered in partnership with Strengthening Rural Families.

Residents of Philomath School District pay a $30 fee; parents outside of this school district pay a $74 fee; all fees are payable to SRF in class only.

To register or for more information, please call 541-929-2535.

42237 T 9:10 -11 a.m.

GROW,S I

04/02

10

CLEMEN

9.951 LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR PRESCHOOLER • 2 • PNP A preschool cooperative for parents and their 3, 4 and 5-year olds. Parents attend seminars and arrange times to work in the preschool lab. Lab meets M & W from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Parents have the opportunity to expand their knowledge of parenting, practice guidance and communication techniques, and plan and prepare activities that foster children’s growth and development. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541917-4884 for more information. $10.00 FEE. $4.50 yearly insurance fee, payable in class only.

40157

CLARK,A

MW M I

9 -11:20 a.m.

6 -8:50 p.m. $10 FEE

04/01 04/08

10 9

CLEMEN CLEMEN

PARENTING EDUCATION - LEBANON MAKE PARENTING A PLEASURE Do you want to stress less and have more fun as a parent? In this 10 week class for families of children birth-10 years old we will explore ways to Make Parenting a Pleasure. Learn how to take care of yourself during the demands of parenting and how to talk and interact better with your kids.

Learn techniques for disciplining your kids in a positive way. Free on-site child care. Free children’s books. Held in partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of the Greater Santiam. Call LBCC/Pollywog at 541-917-4884 for more information and to reserve childcare.

43647 M 6 -7:50 p.m.

PRESTENBACH I

04/01

10

LBGC

CRN Instructor

Day(s) Time Footnotes Fee

Starts

# of Weeks

Location

PARENTING EDUCATION - SCIO/CRABTREE 9.951 LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR PRESCHOOLER • 2 • PNP A preschool cooperative for parents and their 3, 4 and 5-year olds. Parents attend seminars and arrange times to work in the preschool lab. Lab meets M, W & F, from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Parents have the opportunity to expand their knowledge of parenting, practice guidance and communication techniques, and plan and prepare activities that foster children’s growth and development. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-9174884 for availability. $10.00 FEE, $4.50 yearly insurance fee, payable in class only.

40158

MENDEZ,J

MWF M I

8:30 -10:50 a.m. 04/01 6 -8:50 p.m.

04/08 $10 FEE

10 9

SCIOK SCIOK

9.951 LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR PRESCHOOLER • 1 • PNP A preschool cooperative for parents and their 3, 4 and 5-year olds. Parents attend seminars and arrange times to work in the preschool lab. Lab meets T & R from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Parents have the opportunity to expand their knowledge of parenting, practice guidance and communication techniques, and plan and prepare activities that foster children’s growth and development. Please call Family Connections/Pollywog at 541-9174884 for availability. $10.00 FEE, $4.50 yearly insurance fee, payable in class only.

40648

MENDEZ,J

TR T I

8:30 -10:50 a.m. 04/02 6:00 p.m.-8:50 p.m. $43 FEE

10 04/02

SCIOK 10

SCIOK

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ACADEMIC INFORMATION

Term Calendar: Open Registration for non-credit............................................... February 25 Spring Term begins.................................................... April 2 Closure Days: All LBCC locations will be closed May 27.

Online Registration Hours for WebRunner linnbenton.edu/webrunner • Register 24 hours a day except 9 p.m. Friday until 9 a.m. on Saturday, and some weekends (closed for system maintenance).

Make Your Payments Online and On Time!

Make your payments online on WebRunner with credit cards, checking or saving accounts. Late payment will result in a late payment fee of $30 per billing period. It may also result in denial of further credit, impairment of credit history, and additional assessment for late payment fees, collection charges and attorney fees. Personal checks, travelers checks, cashiers checks, and money orders are accepted for the amount due only. Twoparty and postdated checks are not accepted. A $20 fee is assessed on any returned check, whether written by you or another party.

Factors That May Affect Your Tuition Regional Programs: Some programs are designated “regional,” allowing out-of-state students to pay in-state tuition for the first term. These students must establish and meet LBCC’s residency requirements to qualify for in-state tuition for subsequent terms. Student Activity and Program Fee: Students are assessed $2.15 per credit as a student activity/ program fee (included in the chart above). Income derived from this fee supports extracurricular activities and programs. Note: These fees are subject to change. An ASLBCC fee is assessed per term at a rate of $4.30 for 1-5 credits or $8.60 for 6 or more credits.

Payment Information Payment deadlines can be found at linnbenton.edu/payment-due-dates.

Payment is due at time of registration. Late fees will be assessed on the dates listed at linnbenton.edu/payment-due-dates. Check your current account balance information on WebRunner or call 541-917-4303. You will be charged $45 and your account will be placed on hold if payment in full is not made by the first late fee assessed date. Any unpaid balance will be charged an additional $30 as of the second late fee assessed date.

Payment must be made by11:59 p.m. of the late fee assessed date.

Tuition Refunds for Dropped Classes To receive a tuition refund, you must drop a class via WebRunner or by submitting a Schedule Change Form at the Registration Counter in Takena Hall or at one of the LBCC centers by the drop deadlines listed below. (When using WebRunner, be sure to SUBMIT your changes.)

Failure to Pay: All Student Accounts If you fail to make timely payments (including late-payment fees), the college may require immediate payment of the entire account balance.

The college will refer the account to an outside collection agency for failure to pay as agreed and will report the status of the account to a credit reporting bureau. If the account is referred to a collection agency and/or an attorney, collection, court and attorney costs will be added to the account. Transcript requests will not be processed if an account is delinquent. LBCC has the right, without prior notice, to stop or suspend

the extension of credit and withhold services if billings are returned by the postal service or if minimum payments are not made on time.

Withholding services includes, but is not limited to, registration for classes and workshops. The college may change the terms of the LBCC Payment Plan and may change existing and future charges at any time. Notice will be made in advance as required by law.

Registration Information Once you register for a class, you are responsible for all tuition and fees unless you drop the class before the refund deadline. WARNING: The instructor may drop students who do not attend the first scheduled day or week. If you have not attended class and the instructor has not dropped you, you are still responsible for payment. Check your registration status with the class instructor or on WebRunner prior to the end of the second week for full-term classes.

Emergency Closure Notification Services Classes are not held if the college is closed due to bad weather, hazardous driving conditions or other emergency situations. College officials notify local radio stations and Eugene-area TV stations by 6 a.m. for daytime closures or by 3 p.m. for evening closures. Closures for evening and weekend classes and other activities follow this same schedule.

Announcements are available on the LBCC switchboard, 541-917-4999, and on the college Web site: www.linnbenton.edu. LBCC uses a program called ReGroup to deliver mass notifications of emergency situations at LBCC. Such situations could range from campus closure due to inclement weather to natural disasters, toxic air hazards, an incidence of violence, or other urgent situations. Students and staff will receive these notifications via the campus email and the cell phone number they have provided in WebRunner. Friends, parents, family members, or business contacts that would like to receive these notifications can be directed to sign up at https://linnbenton.regroup.com/signup

ACADEMIC INFORMATION

Residency Policy In-state tuition To qualify for in-state tuition, you must be an American citizen or immigrant and must have lived in Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada or Washington for at least 90 continuous days immediately before you enroll (as per OAR 589-002-0200). For a list of documents to show proof of residency, contact the Director of Enrollment and Management 541-917-4811. Residency application forms are at www.linnbenton. edu/forms. Out-of-state tuition: If your permanent residence is outside Oregon, California, Idaho, Nevada or Washington, you will pay out-ofstate tuition. International tuition: If you are a citizen of another country living in the U.S. on a nonimmigrant visa, you will pay international tuition rates regardless of the length of your residency within the state.

Records Information In accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, LBCC considers the following to be directory information—student’s name, address, telephone listing, email, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of athletes, dates of attendance, school or division of enrollment, degrees and awards received. Forms to request restriction of the release of directory information are available in the Registration Office. Students who do not want to have this information released by the college must complete one of these forms. Students must notify the college by the time of registration to ensure that information will not be released during the term.

Student Right to Know Linn-Benton Community College is committed to maintaining a safe and secure environment for students, staff and guests. The college complies with the Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 by maintaining an Annual Campus Safety Report that contains statistics on crimes and incidents that occurred on the main campus and all offcampus centers. A copy of the report is available from the Public Safety Office, 541-917-4440, and the Dean of Student Services Office, 541-9174806. The college also maintains retention and graduation statistics relevant to new students who began attending LBCC Fall Term 1991 and later. This information is available at linnbenton.edu/student–right–to– know.

Use & Disclosure of Social Security Number (SNN) OAR 559-004-0400 authorizes Linn Benton Community College to request your Social Security number. The number will be used by the college for reporting, research, and record keeping. Your SSN will be provided to the Oregon Community College data reporting system,for state and federal reporting purposes. If taking credit courses, you are required to provide the college with your SSN in order to receive a 1098-T statement for federal educational tax benefits. OCCURS or the college may provide your Social Security number to the following agencies or match it with records from the following systems: • The National Student Clearinghouse, to track community college students go on with their education at different institutions.

• The Oregon Employment Department to help state and local agencies plan education and training services to help Oregon citizens get the best jobs available.

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• The Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC), to provide reports to local, state, and federal governments. The information is used to learn about education, training and job market trends for planning, research, and program improvement.

• The Oregon Department of Revenue and the collection agencies only for purposes of processing debts and only if credit is extended to you by the college.

• The Internal Revenue Service for 1098T reporting.

• The Worker’s Compensation division to track injured worker retraining.

State and federal law protects the privacy of your records. Your SSN will be used only for the purposes above, may not be rereleased by these agencies, and must be secured in accordance with federal and state requirements.

LBCC’s Alcohol- and Drug-Free Program Linn-Benton Community College is legally required and morally committed to the prevention of illicit drug use and the abuse of alcohol by both students and employees. For more information, see linnbenton.edu/ drug-free. Students wanting additional information should contact the Dean of Student Services in Takena Hall. Student Rights, Responsibilities and Conduct This document is linked to from linnbenton.edu/ studentright-to-know.

Request for Special Needs or Accommodations Direct questions about or requests for special needs or accommodations to the LBCC Disability Coordinator, RCH-105, 6500 Pacific Blvd. SW, Albany, Oregon 97321, Phone 541- 917-4789 or via Oregon Telecommunications Relay TTD at 1-800-735-2900 or 1-800-735- 1232. Make sign language interpreting or real-time transcribing requests 2-4 weeks in advance.

Make all other requests at least 72 hours prior to the event. LBCC will make every effort to honor requests. LBCC is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Comprehensive Statement of NonDiscrimination LBCC prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, religion, ethnicity, use of native language, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, marital status, disability, veteran status, age, or any other status protected under applicable federal, state, or local laws.

For further information see Board Policy P1015 in our Board Policies and Administrative Rules. Title II, IX, & Section 504: Scott Rolen, CC108, 541- 917-4425; Lynne Cox, T-107B, 541-917-4806, LBCC, Albany, Oregon. To report: linnbentonadvocate.symplicity.com/public_report Discrimination/Harassment Complaints: If you feel you have been discriminated against in any interaction at Linn-Benton Community College, or have been harassed by another person while at LBCC, or wish to report any concern or complaint, please use this form: linnbentonadvocate.symplicity.com/public_ report Any complaint about a student or a student complaint about the College: Lynne Cox 541- 917-4806, coxly@linnbenton.edu A student complaint about an LBCC staff member: Scott Rolen, 541-9174425, rolens@ linnbenton.edu. An LBCC staff member complaint about another staff member: Contact: Scott Rolen, 541-917-4425, rolens@ linnbenton.edu.

This full statement, also available in other languages, can be viewed at https://www.linnbenton.edu/current-students/administrationinformation/policies/statement-of-nondiscrimination.php

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Your Community College Open to the Public

Our campus and center locations have various activities each term.

Enjoy plays, concerts, academic exploration & family fun.

Join Us! Events and Entertainment at Linn-Benton Community College:

BASEBALL Home Games on LBCC Albany Campus

linnbenton.edu/athletics

Sunday, Feb. 24 @ Noon - vs. Everett Community College Tuesday, Feb. 27 @ 3 p.m. - vs. Chemeketa Community College Wednesday, March13 @ 4 p.m. - vs. Lane Community College Saturday, March 16 @ Noon - vs. Tacoma Community College Sunday, March 17 @ Noon - vs. Tacoma Community College Saturday, March 23 @ 1 p.m. - vs. Linfield College JV Saturday, March 30 @ 1 p.m. - vs. Clark College

TRIPP THEATER The Drowsy Chaperone

Winner of five Tony Awards, “The Drowsy Chaperone” is a loving send-up of the Jazz Age musical, featuring one show-stopping song and dance number after another. Watch as the cast recording of a fictitious 1928 musical comes to life on stage.

Tickets are $14, $11 for seniors and students.

March 29, 30, April 5, 6, 12 and 13 at 7:30 p.m.

March 31, April 7, and April 14 at 2 p.m.

High School Improv Smackdown

Local high school improv troupes battle for laughter and applause in this showcase of spontaneous comedy, in the style of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”

Tickets are $5.

May 24 at 7:30 p.m.

Carmina Burana

LBCC’s Music and Theater departments join forces to present Carl Orff’s epic masterwork, “Carmina Burana.” Featuring the full, award-winning vocal power of our LBCC choirs led by Raymund Ocampo, with interpretive theatrical storytelling directed by Dan Stone, this monumental collaboration is one you won’t want to miss.

Tickets are $10, $7 for seniors.

June 6, 7, and 8 at 7:30 p.m.

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SPECIAL EVENTS International Culture Night

Join us for a night of discovery and sharing of cultures on Friday, May 3, on Albany Campus in the Russell Tripp Theater. All citizens of the world are welcome and admission is FREE. Event features a global talent and fashion show, cultural activities to learn from, food samplings from around the world, and door prizes and drawings.

Doors open at 6 p.m.

Career Fair

Come to LBCC’s annual Career Fair and meet local employers looking to hire. Dress for the occasion, resumes encouraged.

Held on April 17 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Albany Campus Activities Center.

linnbenton.edu/tickets

LOCATION KEY

49 LC................................................................... Lebanon Center, 44 Industrial Way, Lebanon LCX......................................................Lebanon Center Annex, 44 Industrial Way, Lebanon LEBSR.................................................Lebanon Senior Center, 80 Tangent Street, Lebanon LINDHS.........................................................Linn County DHS, 118 SE Second Ave, Albany LM.......................................................... Luckiamute Center, 6500 SW Pacific Blvd, Albany LTBEAD............................................................LET IT BEAD, 631 South Main St., Lebanon MCAF.......................................McAlexander Field House, 1800 SW Jefferson Way, Corvallis MEADOW....................................................... Meadow Park, 277 NE Conifer Blvd, Corvallis MH................................................................... Madrone Hall, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany MKH...............................................................McKenzie Hall, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany MONLIB............................................. Monroe Community Library, 380 N. 5th St., Monroe NOAHS...................................................Noah’s Ark Pre School, 2760 SW 53rd St., Corvallis NSH.......................................................North Santiam Hall, 6500 SW Pacific Blvd, Albany OSU............................................... Oregon State University, 1500 SW Jefferson St, Corvallis PHLIB................................ Philomath Community Library, 1050 Applegate St, Philomath RCH...............................................................Red Cedar Hall, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany SAHS.............................................. South Albany High School, 3705 Columbus SE, Albany SAND.............................................................................. OBS-Sand Volleyball Court, Albany SANT.....................................Santiam Christian School, 7220 NE Arnold Ave, Adair Village SCIOK.....................................................................OBS-Scio Kindergarten, 38743 Ash, Scio SHBGC.................................. Sweet Home Boy’s & Girl’s Club, 890 18TH Ave., Sweet Home SHC....................................................... Sweet Home Center, 1661 Long Street, Sweet Home SHHS................................................ Sweet Home High School, 1641 Long St, Sweet Home SHMEN................................. Sweet Home Mennonite Church, 1266 44th Ave, Sweet Home SHON...........................................Shonnard’s Nursery, 6600 SW Philomath Blvd., Corvallis SONGBR.............................................Songbird Community Room, 215 21st St SE, Albany SSH........................................................South Santiam Hall, 6500 SW Pacific Blvd, Albany SUNRIS................................................................. Sunrise School, 730 19th Ave SE, Albany SWANSO....................................... Cool Swanson Action Center, 705 Railroad St SE, Albany T........................................................................ Takena Hall, 6500 SW Pacific Blvd, Albany TAKLND................................... Takena Landing Albany, 656 Albany Corvallis Hwy., Albany TBA.................................................................................................................To Be Arranged TRK.................................................................... LBCC Track, 6500 SW Pacific Blvd, Albany WAHS............................................... West Albany High School, 1130 Queen Ave SW, Albany WESTRN................................................. Western Center Corvallis, 1435 SW 35th, Corvallis WH................................................................Willamette Hall, 6500 SW Pacific Blvd, Albany WOH..............................................................White Oak Hall, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany WRKSRC...................................................Work Source Oregon, 139 SE 4th Avenue, Albany YMCA............................................................... YMCA, Albany, 3201 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany

AC................................................................. Activities Center, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany ALBCHA....................................... Albany Chamber of Commerce, 435 West 1st Ave, Albany ALBLIB................................................................. Albany Library, 2450 14th Ave SE, Albany ALBMET.............................. Albany First Methodist Church, 1115 28th Avenue SW, Albany ALBSR..................................................Albany Senior Center, 489 Water Avenue NW, Albany ALSELB........................................................................ Alsea Library, 19192 Alsea Hwy, Alsea AT-H................................................................................................Heavy Equipment Center, Advanced Transportation Technology Center, Lebanon ATTCA....OBS-Automotive Technology Bldg, Advanced Transportation Technology Center, Lebanon AUST..................................................OSU Austin Hall, 2751 SW Jefferson Avenue, Corvallis BC....................................................................... Benton Center, 757 NW Polk Ave, Corvallis BENDHS......................................... Benton County DHS, 4170 SW Research Way, Corvallis BGCLUB...............................................Albany Boys’ & Girls’ Club, 1215 Hill St SE, Albany BRSLIB................................................Brownsville Library, 146 Spaulding Ave, Brownsville CC...............................................................Calapooia Center, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany CENTEL...............................................Central Elementary School, 336 SW 9th Ave, Albany CHS.............................................Corvallis High School, 1400 NW Buchanan Ave, Corvallis CLEMEN.............................................Clemen’s Primary School, 535 S 19th St, Philomath CORBRW............................................... Corvallis Brewing Supply, 119 SW 4th St, Corvallis CORVSR...................................... OBS-Corvallis Senior Center, 2601 NW Tyler St., Corvallis CRVFOU................................. Corvallis Foundry, 257 SW Madison Ave, Suite 210, Corvallis F.................................................................. Forum Building, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany FIRCON............................. First Congregational Church, 4515 SW West Hills Rd, Corvallis FITOVR.............................................. Fitness Over 50, 6735 SW Country Club Dr., Corvallis FLD.............................................................................LBCC Athletic Field/Field Trip, Albany HHS.........................................................Harrisburg High School, 400 S 9th St, Harrisburg HOC....................................... Healthcare Occupations Center, 300 Mullins Drive, Lebanon HORSE..........................................................LBCC Horse Center, 2958 53rd Ave SW, Albany HYBRID......................................Hybrid Class, Class meets some face-to-face, some online IA.........................................................Industrial A Building, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany IB.........................................................Industrial B Building, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany IC.........................................................Industrial C Building, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany INTNET..........................................................................Internet, Online class possibly with LAB.................................................................................... For lab designation only, Various LAFYTE............................................ Lafayette Elementary, 3122 Madison Street SE, Albany LAKESI........................................................ Lakeside Center, 5353 SE Columbus St, Albany LBGC.............................................Lebanon Boys’ & Girls’ Club, 305 S 5th Street, Lebanon

Footnote Key G H HYB I

Meets one day only Meets every other week Hybrid course – See Distance Education section Requires instructor’s written approval to register

INTERNET J K P

SD Self-directed course Internet course – See Distance V Variable credit Education section M=Monday; T=Tuesday; W=Wednesday; R=Thursday; F=Friday; Register prior to first class S=Saturday; U=Sunday Register at offering center Prerequisite required; see catalog or advisor.

How to read class listings in this schedule Day(s) indicates the day or days of the week the class meets. The key for days of the week is in the footnote key on this page.

CRN stands for course request number. This is an identifying number for each course and is used in registering and for other procedures.

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Footnote(s) indicates special requirements and/or supplemental class information. See the footnote key on this page.

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Weeks: the number of weeks that the class meets.

Start Date: first class meeting date

Time the class meets.

Location: See the location key on this page.

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How to Register for Extended Learning Classes Non-credit programming offered by Extended Learning is open to community members, serving learners across the lifecourse. Classes are held on all LBCC campuses and at partner locations throughout the midWillamette Valley, making classes more accessible to you.

Ways to Register: 1. Call 541-917-4840

Payment & Refund Information •

Payment is due at the time of registration. Submitting a registration form without payment does not guarantee your spot in the class.

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LBCC does not send a bill for Community Education classes.

Students are responsible for ensuring their bill is paid in full.

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Refunds will be given during the refund period, depending on class length. You may drop a class in Webrunner or by submitting an add/ drop form at any LBCC campus.

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Full refunds will be issued to all students if LBCC cancels the class.

2. Send an Email

extendedlearning@linnbenton.edu

3. Online via Webrunner webrunner.linnbenton.edu

4. In-Person

at any LBCC location

5. Via Mail Albany Campus Willamette Hall 120 6500 SW Pacific Blvd.

Albany, OR 97321

Lebanon Center 44 Industrial Way Lebanon, OR 97355

Benton Center 757 NW Polk Ave. Corvallis, OR 97370

Sweet Home Center 1661 Long St. Sweet Home, OR 97386

Drop Deadlines Most classes begin April 2. All registration requests will be processed beginning Feb. 25, the first day of Spring Term open registration.

Register early to get the classes you want!

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SINGLE STOP

Helping Students Stay on Track “We help students connect with resources to help with some basic college expenses like books and fees,” said Amanda Stanley, LBCC program coordinator and resource navigator. “While students are here, we also talk to them about how to apply for scholarships.”

By mid-term, students need more help with child care, transportation, and health care.

Among the resources that Single Stop can connect students to is healthcare. During fall term, Stanley worked with Benton County Health to Single Stop serves as a bring Oregon Health ‘one stop shop’ to help Plan insurance navigators to campus, students access emergency more than funds to help them stabilize, helping 70 students find and to connect students solutions for their insurance needs. to resources and support

” For many students, the challenges of going to college go beyond the classroom…covering expenses, balancing family responsibilities and even getting to campus can be barriers to success. Now a new office on campus is helping students connect with a variety of resources they need to stay on track and in class.

The Single Stop office, located across from the Admissions Office in Takena Hall, brings campus and community resources together into one place.

Since opening last fall, the office has connected LBCC students to more than $130,000 in benefits and resources using Single Stop USA’s online program.

Resource navigators at the college provide free, one-onone assistance to connect students with resources such as legal and financial aid, food assistance, options for transportation, healthcare and childcare, help with utility bills, and emergency assistance for unforeseen expenses.

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Amanda Stanley, LBCC program coordinator and resource navigator.

to meet their immediate and longer term needs.

“The OHP navigators helped students find out what they ~Amanda Stanley were eligible for, and helped them enroll,” said Stanley. “This term, we expanded the service to offer more sessions to help students with their health insurance needs.”

Single Stop is part of a broader college initiative to help address affordability for all students. Affordability often refers to more than covering the cost of tuition, and can include support for unforeseen expenses that quickly become barriers to college success and completion.

LBCC is continually working to find creative solutions to help students stay on track, stay in class and be successful in college.

Get in touch today!

Email us at: Singlestopatlbcc@linnbenton.edu

To make an appointment to see a Resource Navigator visit: www.linnbenton.edu/singlestop

LBCC partners with Single Stop USA. Single Stop USA is a non-profit organization that connects people to the resources they need to attain higher education, obtain good jobs, and achieve financial self-sufficiency through a unique one-stop-shop.

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for Opportunity

Art class provides positive path for incarcerated young women at Oak Creek Student Micah R. My drawing is of a woman named Alice Paul and she helped get the 19th Amendment to become a thing. A quality I share with Alice Paul is the quality of strength. She used strength to fight for her rights, I am using strength to fight the stereotypes of incarcerated youth and to become the woman I want to be.

“Everything I have seen about rates of recidivism shows that repeat offenses drop dramatically when people have access to education,” said Magratten.

For the Oak Creek high school students who took Magratten’s Drawing I class, the experience provided them the opportunity to show that they could be successful taking a college-level class.

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When LBCC instructor Anne Magratten was asked to teach a college art class to young women incarcerated at Oak Creek Youth Correctional Facility, she jumped at the chance.

Art can be deeply therapeutic, says Magratten, and can allow us to focus on something positive despite our circumstances.

To challenge the young women, Magratten developed a unique portraiture project that blended basic drawing techniques with a conceptual writing component. What the young women did not know was that the subjects Magratten chose for them to draw had one thing in common: they had all been incarcerated.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice, girls now account for a larger percentage of students behind bars than they did a decade ago.

“There’s a social stigma around arrest,” said Magratten. “This art project let these young women learn about other individuals who were

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also arrested, such as Coretta Scott King, but whose arrest was often due to a greater social justice issue such as voting, or fighting for their rights, or even just wearing pants.”

For the writing component of the project, the students were asked to identify one strength she had in common with her chosen subject, and then write a paragraph about that strength to go with her drawing. Finding a positive connection can be powerful.

“The young women at Oak Creek are exceptional,” said Magratten. “They bring a wide range of life experiences to the classroom, and there’s a willingness to be real and authentic about their experiences, which can inform class discussions. These women are some of my favorite students to work with.”

LBCC has a long history of teaching at Oak Creek Youth Correctional Facility, which has two high schools on its Albany campus. LBCC instructors currently teach art, communication, career exploration and Spanish at Oak Creek, with a future goal to offer science and math classes.

Most of the young women incarcerated at Oak Creek are working on earning a high school diploma or GED. Once released from incarceration, the opportunity provided to these young women to take college classes can make a difference in their lives going forward.

The Oak Creek women’s artwork is on display in the hall leading to the college presidents’ office through March.

Discover Art at LBCC: linnbenton.edu/art

Everything I have seen about rates of recidivism shows that repeat offenses drop dramatically when people have access to education. ~Anne Magratten

Student Elaine J. My drawing is of Euna Lee. Lee is a Korean American journalist. She and fellow journalist Laura Ling were arrested in North Korea in 2009 and sentenced to 12 years of hard labor for allegedly “refusing to stop filming” on the border of North Korea and China. We have in common the fact that we both believe in speaking for the truth.

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