Continuing
& Professional Education Lewis
and Clark
Community College ·
Spring 2007
Spring 2007 Schedule of Classes
To enroll, call the
Enrollment Center
at 618-468-2222, the N.O. Nelson Campus at 618-656-8800, or any
Community Education Center. You may also register
and pay fees online!
ARTS ENRICHMENT Breakfast
With Tiffany You’ll
feel like you are in Europe
without the time and expense of travel when you join us for “Breakfast
with
Tiffany.”Enjoy a continental breakfast
and explore the history of the stained glass windows
in historic Caldwell Hall (1890) with in a slide lecture
with art historian Ann Davidson.Lynne
Ulett-Wenk of Alton Stained Glass Works will demonstrate the skills
required to
make amazing walls of light.You can try
your hand at glass cutting before our behind-the-scenes tour
culminating in a
visit to the majestic oak-beamed Reading Room to view the "Praise
Angel" window attributed to Louis Comfort Tiffany. Sunday,
Mar 4, 11:00AM-1:00PM CEAC-590-30$25 Godfrey
Campus, CW 2301 Ann
Davidson, instructor
* * * Campus
Art & Garden Tour Stretch
your legs and your mind on this entertaining guided
walking tour of the stunning Lewis and Clark campus in Godfrey. Learn
how the
president and his team are achieving their vision of enhancing the
campus while
preserving the beauty of the original limestone buildings and copper
patina
accents. Explore the lily pond, fountains, and gardens designed to
inspire
students and be environmentally friendly. Listen to the stories behind
the
monumental bronze sculptures by world-renowned artist Richard Hunt in CrossroadsPlaza, Ruth
Duckworth's Survivor, Shaw's GardenEastGarden
and SculpturePark, Fountain Court,
River of Colors Garden,
and Sacagawea by Glenna Goodacre. Light refreshments will be
served. Sunday,
May 6, 2:00PM-4:00PM CEAC-591-30$25 Godfrey
Campus, WA 2104 Jim
Price, instructor
* * * Classical
Drawing This
course is designed to develop skills and awareness necessary
to create artistic drawings from life utilizing a comprehensive
classical
approach.From an introduction to
materials
and basic techniques to drawing from a live model this condensed class
offers the individual the
opportunity to work in the studio setting among other artists learning
and
developing their artistic prowess.Supplies and materials not included in course fee. Mondays/Wednesdays,
Apr 2-May 9, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEAC-409-20$120 Godfrey
Campus, FO 3515 Jeffrey
Land, instructor
* * * Intro
to Stained Glass Use
the copper foil technique (Tiffany method). Learn cutting,
breaking, grozing and soldering. There are three beginning projects: a
stained
glass panel approximately 8" x 10"; a three-dimensional object; and a
suncatcher. Materials and tools are not
included in the course fee.Participants
should bring safety glasses. Wednesdays,
Jan 17-Mar 7, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEAC-601-94$80 Alton Stained Glass Works, Alton Lynne
Ulett-Wenk, instructor Thursdays,
Mar 22-May 10, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEAC-601-95$80 Alton Stained Glass Works, Alton Lynne
Ulett-Wenk, instructor
* * * Glass
Bead Making Learn
to make
beautiful, decorative glass beads suitable for creating unique jewelry,
i.e.,
necklaces, earrings, stick pins, etc., or for use in fiber art or
stained glass
projects. This course introduces glass enthusiasts to flame work. No
prior
experience in glass work is necessary. $125
materials fee payable on the first night of class. Participants should
bring safety
glasses. Thursdays,
Jan 18-Feb 8, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEAC-604-94$50 Alton Stained Glass Works, Alton Lynne
Ulett-Wenk, instructor
* * * Shake
'n Bake Fused Jewelry Learn
how to use our Easy Bake Ovens
(HotBox Kilns) to create your own unique fused jewelry that you’ve seen
many
people wearing recently. This course introduces glass enthusiasts to
kiln
operation and preparation as well as glass compatibility, cutting and
fusing.
No prior experience in glass work is necessary. Materials are not
included in
course fee. Participants must bring safety glasses to each class. Thursdays,
Feb 15-Mar 8, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEAC-611-94$55 Alton Stained Glass Works, Alton Lynne
Ulett-Wenk, instructor
* * * Art
Glass Plate Making Design
and create your own 10-inch fused
art glass plate.You will learn how to
cut and shape glass into a one-of-a-kind plate to be used for
decorative or
serving purposes. Instructor Lynne Ulett-Wenk of the Alton Stained
Glass Works
has been featured on Channel 9's Show Me St. Louis. Materials
are not included in
course fee. Wednesdays,
Mar 21-Apr 117:00PM-9:00PM CEAC-612-94$55 Alton Stained Glass Works, Alton Lynne
Ulett-Wenk, instructor
* * * MosaicGarden Stepping Stone Create
a personalized mosaic stepping stone to decorate your
garden, just in time for the summer.Learn how to cut glass and work with cement.No experience in glass
work is necessary.Materials are not included in course fee.Participants
must bring safety glasses to
each class. Wednesdays,
Apr 18-May 9, 7:00PM- 09:00PM CEAC-613-94$55 Alton Stained Glass Works, Alton Lynne
Ulett-Wenk, instructor
* * * Handwoven
Baskets Learn
basic basketry skills through a
series of interesting hands-on activities resulting in a different
project each
week. Each course varies with the abilities and interest of the
students. Supplies and materials are not included in
the course fee. Wednesdays,
Mar 28-Apr 18, 6:30PM- 9:30PM CEAC-115-54$35 Verna
Zobrist, instructor Tuesdays,
Jan 30-Feb 20, 6:30PM-9:30PM CEAC-115-64$35 EdwardsvilleHigh School, D170 Verna
Zobrist, instructor Tuesdays,
Feb 27-Mar 20, 6:30PM-9:30PM CEAC-115-65$35 EdwardsvilleHigh School, D170 Verna
Zobrist, instructor
* * * Creative
Basketry I Come
to this one-session basket weaving workshop, and learn to
make an impressive "first
basket" worthy of making again and again! Using a basic over, under
weave,
you'll make a wall pocket basket that could be adapted for use as a
purse by
adding a shoulder strap if desired. All baskets will be stained for a
beautiful
protective finish. No experience necessary. All materials and supplies
are
included in the course fee; bring your own lunch and drink. Saturday,
Feb 17, 10:00AM-2:00PM CEAC-965-30$30 Godfrey
Campus, FO 3515 Yvette
Booker, instructor
* * * Creative
Basketry II Create
a chased
table basket with leather handles in this one session basket weaving
workshop.
You'll begin with a square base and use a chase weave done with two
weavers at
the same time. All baskets will be stained for a beautiful protective
finish.
No experience necessary. All materials and supplies are included in the
course
fee; bring your own lunch and drink. Saturday,
Feb 24, 10:00AM-2:00PM CEAC-966-30$35 Godfrey
Campus, FO 3515 Yvette
Booker, instructor
* * * Creative
Basketry III Learn
to make a basket designed for beauty, functionality, and to
fit in small places. When finished, this mighty basket will hold four
rolls of
toilet paper but takes up only six inches of space! A decorative bow
completes
this "must have" basket. All baskets will be stained for a
beautiful protective finish. No experience necessary. All
materials and supplies are included in the course fee; bring your own
lunch and
drink. Saturday,
Mar 3, 10:00AM-2:00PM CEAC-967-30$35 Godfrey
Campus, FO 3515 Yvette
Booker, instructor
* * * Creative
Basketry IV In
this hands-on workshop, you'll create a beautiful Americana basket with
wooden base and decorative wrapped handle using a basic over, under
weave. The
striking appeal of this basket will be the placement of the "flag"
decoration, the ornamental wrapped handle and the wooden stars to top
it off.
All baskets will be stained for a beautiful protective finish. No
experience
necessary. All materials and supplies are included in the course fee;
bring
your own lunch and drink. Saturday,
Mar 10, 10:00AM-2:00PM CEAC-968-30$45 Godfrey
Campus, FO 3515 Yvette
Booker, instructor
* * * Decorative
Painting Add
your personal touch to tin, wood, glass, and more as you learn
the art of "Decorative Painting". Designed for the beginner or
the more advanced student, you will be introduced to various painting
techniques such as shading, highlighting, the one stroke method, and
more. One project will be completed plus additional projects as
time
allows. (Additional fee for project materials and the use of the
instructor's
brushes and paints.) Mondays,
Feb 5-Mar 12, 7:00PM-9:30PM CEAC-566-M6$45 MacoupinCountyCenter (Carlinville), MC 0112
Gloria
Darr, instructor
* * * Picture
Frames & Mats Students
will receive an overview of trends, materials, styles,
and textures of custom framing. Techniques for framing prints,
needlework,
special board mounted subjects, the use of glass and special cuttings
will be
discussed. Students need to bring an 8x10 photo or print to be framed
in class.
Cost of materials is not included in the course fee. Tuesdays,
Mar 20-Apr 3, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEAC-650-94$35 Picture
This & More, Alton Ken
Link, instructor Back to top COOKING CLASSES Thrill
& Grill with Chef Ollie Let
Chef Ollie show you his tips for mastering the art of outdoor
cooking. Tuesdays,
Apr 17-May 1, 6:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-608-20$65 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Ollie
Sommer, instructor
* * * Delicious
Breakfasts with Chef
Ollie Learn
to make breakfast that tastes like it came from a five-star
hotel, but requires only basic cooking skills. In this hands-on class,
you will
acquire those skills and be able to appreciate what you learned as you
share
the meal at the end of class. Tuesdays,
Jan 23-Feb 6, 6:00PM-09:00PM CEHG-610-20$65 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Ollie
Sommer, instructor
* * * Fabulous
Fruits & Vegetables Five
helpings of
fruits and vegetables a day!It's easy
when you make salads your main course and enjoy fruit for dessert.Learn how to make delicious healthy meals
with Chef Ollie. Tuesday,
Feb 20-Mar 6, 6:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-616-20$65 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Ollie
Sommer, instructor
* * * Savory
Sandwiches Sandwiches
can be
bland and boring or nutritious and delicious.Chef Ollie will show you how to turn a brown bag lunch into a
culinary
experience in this fun hands-on class. Tuesdays,
Mar 20-Apr 3, 6:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-618-20$65 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Ollie
Sommer, instructor
* * * Chinese
New Year Feast Celebrate
the Year of the Pig 2007 with new Chinese dishes to add
to your repertoire. Savor Chef Steph Salas’ delicious and satisfying
recipes. Thursday,
Jan 25, 9:00AM-12:00PM CEHG-675-01$35 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Stephanie
Salas, instructor
* * * Simplicity
of Home Cooking Recreate
the culinary art of years past during the month
commemorating American Presidents.Chef
Steph Salas will soothe your spirit and your palate with traditional
comfort
foods. Thursday,
Feb 22, 6:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-676-20$35 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Stephanie
Salas, instructor
* * * Easter
Around the World Spring
arrives with the spicy aromas of traditional Easter
delights filling the air. Have fun combining fresh ingredients into
ethnic
dishes with Chef Steph Salas. Thursday,
Mar 22, 9:00AM-12:00PM CEHG-677-01$35 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Stephanie
Salas, instructor
* * * Spring
Party Dishes Get
ready to throw a perfect party for the spring holidays.
Create tantalizing dishes with Chef Steph Salas. Thursday,
Apr 26, 6:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-678-20$35 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Stephanie
Salas, instructor
* * * Beginning
Cake Decorating Learn
to create beautiful cakes for any occasion as you ice,
smooth, arrange and decorate them with popular borders, flowers, and
"fancy writing." Taught by a Wilson
cake decorating expert, you'll learn the art of proper baking and how
to
prepare various types of icing. Sizes, shapes, and types of cake for
each
lesson will be discussed in class. Decorating supplies are included in
the
course fee; participants are expected to provide their own un-iced
cakes and
icing as needed for class. Mondays,
Apr 23-May 14, 6:00PM-8:00PM CEHG-401-59$45 CarlinvilleMiddle School Karen
Roth, instructor Mondays,
Jan 22-Feb 12, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEHG-401-71$45 JerseyvilleHigh School Karen
Roth, instructor Wednesdays,
Jan 17-Feb 7, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEHG-401-64$45 EdwardsvilleHigh School Betty
Parks, instructor
* * * Intermediate
Cake Decorating Learn
to decorate cakes with more kinds of flowers using
techniques you learn from a Wilton
cake decorating expert. You'll also learn the technique of basket weave
designing and working with Royal icing. Some decorating supplies are
included
in the course fee; participants are expected to provide their own
un-iced cakes
and icing as needed for class. Mondays,
Feb 19-Mar 19, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEHG-402-71$45 JerseyvilleHigh School Karen
Roth, instructor Wednesdays,
Feb 14-Mar 7, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEHG-402-64$45 EdwardsvilleHigh School Betty
Parks, instructor
* * * Advanced
Cake Decorating Learn
how to assemble tiered cakes and use materials involved in
designing cakes for weddings or special events. Learn new decorating
techniques
such as string work, garlands, and how to work with rolled fondant
icing. Some
decorating supplies are included in the course fee; participants are
expected
to provide their own un-iced cakes and icing as needed for class. Mondays,
Mar 26-Apr 16, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEHG-403-71$45 JerseyvilleHigh School Karen
Roth, instructor Wednesdays,
Mar 14-Apr 11, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEHG-403-64
$45 EdwardsvilleHigh School Betty
Parks, instructor
* * * Pie
Baking Tired
of buying frozen pie crusts? Learn
to make scrumptious home made pies with flaky crusts and your favorite
fruit
filling from scratch! Bring a cookie sheet, handheld mixer, and pie
plates.Everyone goes home with two pies
(fruit-filled and meringue) plus a crust for the freezer! Monday,
Mar 26, 6:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-652-59$30 CarlinvilleMiddle School, room _____ Susan
Millard, instructor Monday,
Apr 2, 6:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-652-20$30 Godfrey
Campus, RE 0201 Susan
Millard, instructor
HOME & GARDEN Recipes
in Paint: Decorative
Painting Techniques Explore
decorative faux paint finishes
in this hands-on workshop taught by a professional decorator. You'll
learn how
to create at least eight decorative painting techniques while
developing a
personal portfolio to take home and use as a reference as you recreate
the
finishes in your home. You'll learn the basics for colorwashing,
sponging,
ragging, combing, fottage, dragging, dry brushing and stippling.
Materials and
supplies are included in the course fee.
Wednesdays,
Apr 18-May 9, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-463-W6$55 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0133 Stephanie
Hollowich, instructor
* * * Mantel
Decoration Discover
how to create a custom seasonal
arrangement above your fireplace when you learn shortcuts from the
designers of
the ever-popular mantels at Josephine’s Tea Room & Gifts.Enjoy a delicious dessert and drink while
learning new ways to decorate. Monday,
Apr 23, 2:00PM-4:00PM CEHG-910-94$25 Josephine’s
Tea Room, Godfrey
* * * Design
Your Dream Addition Dreaming
about a sunroom, a family room
with a fireplace, a master bedroom, a screened porch? Ready to make
your vision
a reality? Joel Hall, L&C instructor and architectural/engineering
designer, will feed your imagination with slide talks showing the
latest trends
including environmentally friendly building materials and cool prefab
structures. Learn about the tools of the trade including Computer Aided
Design
(CAD). Create a detailed graphic plan from that image in your mind.
You'll be
ready to meet with a professional who can help you move to the next
step on
your journey. No previous drawing or design skills required. You can
do, we can
help! Saturdays,
Apr 14-May 5, 12:00PM-3:00PM CEHG-690-30$90 Godfrey
Campus, TR 0126 Joel
Hall, instructor
* * * Landscaping
Your Home Be
the envy of your neighborhood! Learn to analyze your property,
develop a master plan, and make use of scale drawing. Understand the
form and
function of effective landscape design and how to best use trees,
shrubs,
vines, ground covers, flowering annuals and perennials, and bulbs.
Explore how
to use hardscape elements such fences, decks and garden accessories to
make your
yard a more personal environment, and how to incorporate specialty
gardens,
water features, and soil amendments. Walk away from this class with the
knowledge you need to expertly sketch a simple landscape plan to add
beauty and
value to your home! Mondays,
Mar 19-Apr 9, 7:00PM-09:00PM CEHG-410-20$45 Godfrey
Campus, FO 1503 Kelly
Masinelli, instructor
* * * Backyard
Retreats Want
to get away
from it all? Learn how to create a specialty garden that suits your
personality. Transform your vision of a serenity garden, an outdoor
kitchen for
entertaining, or a place to show off your green thumb, into a reality.
Key
elements of rock gardens, water gardens, Japanese gardens, rose
gardens,
butterfly gardens and outdoor rooms will be explored. Find out how to
provide
food, water and shelter for native wildlife.The possibilities—endless. The results—as individual as you. Mondays,
Apr 16-May 7, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-415-20$45 Godfrey
Campus, FO 1503 Kelly
Masinelli, instructor
* * * Basic
Home Repair I Are
you challenged by home repairs? This course will give you the
knowledge and confidence to safely perform basic "handyman" chores
such as small electrical (i.e., switches, outlets, fixtures), plumbing
(i.e.,
leaky faucets, toilet float valves, gaskets), and mechanical repairs
(i.e.,
maintenance and cleaning of refrigerators, furnaces, and air
conditioners). In
addition to safety for doing the repairs, learn how to deal with small
emergencies such as seeing sparks, smelling smoke, or stopping running
water
from flooding the kitchen. Class may be
repeated -- different topics
are explored in each class. Thursdays,
Jan 18-Mar 8, 7:00PM-09:00PM CEHG-451-20$65 Godfrey
Campus, TR 0174 Chuck
Herring, instructor
* * * A
Century of Style: Exploring
Interior Design Take
a look at popular and commonly used decorating styles as you
journey through a century of style with a professional
designer/decorator.
You'll learn about the historical influences that have shaped modern
design
while exploring materials used for floors, furniture, walls, windows,
ceilings,
and accessories. Learn how to conceptualize your own design ideas and
create a
professional style presentation board -- like the pros use on HGTV! --
that you
can use as you decorate your home. Wednesdays,
Mar 21-Apr 11, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-462-W6$55 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0133 Stephanie
Hollowich, instructor
* * * Annuals
& Perennials With
proper attention to selection, installation and maintenance,
a well planned annuals and perennial garden will provide you with the
color and
interest you desire in your landscape throughout the growing season.
This class
will help with all you need to know to grow a great garden and avoid
the most
common mistakes in gardening. Presented in partnership with the MissouriBotanical Garden. Thursday,
Mar 15, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-966-20$15 Godfrey
Campus, FO 3505 Instructor
TBA
* * * Water
Gardening This
informational tutorial will remove
the fear and encourage you to get your feet wet. Discussion topics
include
design, construction, plants, critters, special effects and general
upkeep.
Along with how-to basics, learn tips and hints that will have you
successfully
enjoying the beauty, serenity, and gratification that come with a
garden pond.
Presented in partnership with the MissouriBotanical
Garden. Thursday,
Mar 22, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-961-20$15 Godfrey
Campus, FO 3505 Bill
Ziegenbein
* * * All
About Orchids Orchids,
the largest of all plant families, are the most diverse,
fascinating and exotic plants on earth. Although enveloped in mystery
and
legend, orchids are not difficult to grow in our homes if we observe a
few
simple rules of care. They are different; not difficult! This visual
program
includes the cultural requirements of growing orchids, as well as their
structure, growth habits, and reproduction. We will explore the great
diversity
in the Family Orchidaceae. Presented in partnership with the MissouriBotanical Garden. Thursday,
Mar 29, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-963-20$15 Godfrey
Campus, FO 3505 Carol
Gravens
* * * Lawn
Care the Easy Way Learn
how to take care of your lawn with less effort. This program
will present horticultural practices and a timetable for lawn
maintenance that
will help you minimize hours of tedious lawn care. Topics include seed
selection, watering, fertilizing, mowing, and pest management.
Presented in
partnership with the MissouriBotanical Garden. Thursday,
Apr 12, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-962-W6$15 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0133 Al
Hirson
* * * Basics
of Landscaping I Do
you want to change your outdoor space? Revise or modify what
you have? Increase your property value? Learn and review the elements
to get
you started in developing a comprehensive and personalized design for
your
property or for one of your garden beds. We will present the benefits
of
landscaping, key decisions to consider, and a step-by-step process to
get
started for success. Presented in partnership with the MissouriBotanical Garden. Thursday,
Apr 19, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-964-W6$15 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0133 Van
Spurgeon and Jim Hoefner
* * * Basics
of Landscaping II Landscaping
II will assist gardeners with steps to enhance and
finalize their own landscape plan by providing ideas for developing an
entire
garden of one or more garden beds. Topics will include information to
gather,steps for your final plan, phases in creating working plans,
preparing a
timeline, cost considerations, ensuring unity of the design, and
maintaining
your landscape. Now the work begins as you start to dig, have fun and
get
dirty! Presented in partnership with the MissouriBotanical
Garden. Thursday,
Apr 26, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-965-W6$15 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0133 Van
Spurgeon and Jim Hoefner
Back to top WINE & BEER TASTING Napa & Sonoma
Wines Join
us in a wonderful exploration of classic
wine country as you taste and compare the grape varietals between the
two major
wine producing regions in California.
Wine, light food, and glassware will be provided. Must be
21 to enroll. Wednesday,
Jan 17, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-939-94$35 Crushed
Grapes, 1500Troy Road, Edwardsville Len
Scaturro, instructor
* * * A Tour
& Taste of Italy Celebrate
the beginning of spring by
treating yourself to an evening in Italy, which you’ll spend
tasting
and discussing your way through the country's great wine regions. Wine,
light
food, and glassware will be provided. Must
be 21 to enroll. Wednesday,
Feb 21, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-940-94$35 Crushed
Grapes, 1500 Troy Road,
Edwardsville Len
Scaturro, instructor
* * * Pacific Northwest Wines Learn
why the northwest is such a great
region for wine as you explore specialties of Washington,
Oregon, and Idaho. Wine, light food, and
glassware will
be provided. Must be 21 to enroll. Wednesday,
Mar 21, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-941-94$35 Crushed
Grapes, 1500 Troy Road,
Edwardsville Len
Scaturro, instructor
* * * Zinfandel Many
people are confused by Zinfandel, from its mysterious past as
"California's
Mystery Grape" to it's 80s incarnation as a frilly pink wine.Don't be fooled by the Zinfandel of your
past! Experience and compare Zinfandel from northern California.
Wine, light food, and glassware
will be provided. Must be 21 to enroll. Wednesday,
Apr 18, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-942-94$35 Crushed
Grapes, 1500 Troy Road,
Edwardsville Len
Scaturro, instructor
* * * Beer
Appreciation - Beginners Increase
your understanding and
enjoyment of beer in the first of a series of beer tasting classes held
in the
Heart of Grafton at the River Road Ciderhouse. Beer Judge and expert
Marco
Naski will show you everything you need to know about tasting,
ordering, and
enjoying beers from the different regions of the world. This first
class begins
with the basics to get you started on your foundation of beer
knowledge. Beer
and light food will be provided. Must be
age 21 to enroll. Thursday,
Feb 8, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-914-94$60 River
Road Cider House, Grafton Mark
Naski
* * * What
Is Ale? Not
quite a wine connoisseur? Then this course is for you! Taste
various ales from around the world as Beer Judge and expert Marco Naski
teaches
you about the different styles, history, flavor and aroma of this
special brew.
Class will be held at the River Road Ciderhouse in Grafton. Beer and
light food
will be provided. Must be age 21 to
enroll. Thursday,
Feb 22, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-915-94$60 River
Road Cider House, Grafton Mark
Naski
* * * What
Is Lager? Expand
your tasting horizons and learn all about lager beers with
Beer Judge and expert Marco Naski. Learn when to serve them, how to
enjoy them,
the best serving temperature, and why the right glassware is important.
Class
will be held at the River Road Ciderhouse in Grafton. Beer and light
food will
be provided. Must be age 21 to enroll. Thursday,
Mar 8, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-916-94$60 River
Road Cider House, Grafton Mark
Naski
* * * What
Is Pilsner? Learn
how to appreciate the subtle differences in Pilsner beers
and understand their essential qualities, styles, aromas and flavors.
Beer
Judge and expert Marco Naski will guide you on your journey through the
history
and origin of various brews from around the world as you taste, eat,
and enjoy
the special atmosphere of the River Road Ciderhouse in Grafton. Beer
and light
food will be provided. Must be age 21 to
enroll. Thursday,
Mar 29, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-917-94$60 River
Road Cider House, Grafton Mark
Naski
* * * Big
Bad Beers of North America This
class is a must for all beer
lovers! Study and taste BIG BEERS from all over North
America. Learn about the specialty and super beer making
going on
in the United States,
Canada, and Mexico
from Beer Judge and expert
Marco Naski while sampling many types of beers. Light food will be
served.
Class is held at the River Road Ciderhouse in Grafton. Must
be age 21 to enroll. Thursday,
May 3, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-919-94$60 River
Road Cider House, Grafton Mark
Naski
* * * What
Is Pale Ale? Study
and taste pale ales from around
the world with Beer Judge and expert Marco Naski at the River Road
Ciderhouse
in Grafton. Explore different brewing techniques and what makes this
brew a
beer. Learn how to better enjoy your beer more by becoming aware of its
style
and quality, the glassware you use, and your environment. Beer and
light food
will be provided. Must be age 21 to
enroll. Thursday,
Apr 12, 7:00PM-9:00PM CEHG-918-94$60 River
Road Cider House, Grafton Mark
Naski
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to top COMPUTER CLASSES Introduction
to Computers Introduces
participants to the basics of using a personal computer, including
getting
acquainted with the parts and functions of a computer; using menus and toolbars to open
and operate software programs; and saving, deleting, and
copying files in Windows. This hands-on course is ideal for the
participants
with little or no computer experience. Tuesdays/Thursdays,
Jan 16-Feb 8, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-601-E1$65 BethaltoCenter, BE LAB1 Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Jan 17-Feb 12, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-601-J1$65 Tri-CountyCenter (Jerseyville), JC LAB1
Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Jan 17-Feb 12, 1:00PM-3:00PM CECC-601-M1$65 MacoupinCountyCenter (Carlinville), MC 0106
Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Feb 14-Mar 7, 1:00PM-3:00PM CECC-601-W1$65 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Amy
Sellers, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Jan 17-Feb 12, 6:30PM-8:30PM CECC-601-W6$65 N.O. Nelson
Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Amy
Sellers, instructor Tuesdays/Thursdays,
Apr 17-May 10, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-602-E1$65 BethaltoCenter, BE LAB1 Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Apr 16-May 9, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-602-J1$65 Tri-CountyCenter (Jerseyville), JC LAB1
Lori
Parilo, instructor
* * * Introduction
to the Internet Introduces
participants to the use of the
Internet as a basic skill for finding information and communicating
online,
including sending email, downloading files, playing games, making
travel
arrangements, and shopping. To be successful in this course,
participants
should be familiar with computer basics and have sufficient typing
skills. Tuesdays/Thursdays,
Mar 20-Apr 12, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-604-E1$65 BethaltoCenter, BE LAB1 Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Mar 19-Apr 11, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-604-J1$65 Tri-CountyCenter (Jerseyville), JC LAB1
Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Mar 19-Apr 11, 1:00PM-3:00PM CECC-604-M1$65 MacoupinCountyCenter (Carlinville), MC 0106
Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Mar 19-Apr 11, 1:00PM-3:00PM CECC-604-W1$65 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Amy
Sellers, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Mar 19-Apr 11, 6:30PM-8:30PM CECC-604-W6$65 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Amy
Sellers, instructor
* * * Windows
& File Management Become
more familiar with computing basics and
the Windows operating system by learning how to manipulate files,
create
folders, install software, play media files, and perform basic
troubleshooting.
Participants should have completed an introductory computing course or
have
equivalent experience in order to be successful in this course. Tuesdays/Thursdays,
Feb 13-Mar 8, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-606-E1$65 BethaltoCenter, BE LAB1 Lori
Parilo, instructor Tuesdays,
Mar 20-May 8, 6:00PM-8:00PM CECC-606-E6$65 BethaltoCenter, BE LAB1 Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays,
Wednesdays, Feb 14-Mar 12, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-606-J1$65 Tri-CountyCenter (Jerseyville), JC LAB1
Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Feb 14-Mar 12, 1:30PM-3:30PM CECC-606-M1$65 MacoupinCountyCenter (Carlinville), MC 0106
Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays,
Wednesdays, Jan 17-Feb 12, 1:00PM-03:00PM CECC-606-W1$65 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Amy
Sellers, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Feb 14-Mar 12, 6:30PM-8:30PM CECC-606-W6$65 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Amy
Sellers, instructor
* * * Word
Processing Introduces
participants to the use of word processing software for creating, editing,
formatting, saving and printing a variety of documents. To be
successful in
this course, participants should be familiar with computer basics and
have
sufficient typing skills. Mondays/Wednesdays,
Apr 16-May 9, 1:00PM-3:00PM CECC-602-M1$65 MacoupinCountyCenter (Carlinville), MC 0106
Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Apr 16-May 9, 1:00PM-3:00PM CECC-602-W1$65 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Amy
Sellers, instructor
* * * Easy
Excel Introduces
skills to create, edit, format, and print basic
worksheets using Microsoft Excel 2003. Participants will learn how to
enter and
format data, add formulas, and create simple charts. To be successful
in this
course, participants should be familiar with computer and Windows
basics. Saturdays,
Jan 20-Mar 10, 9:00AM-11:00AM CECC-603-E1$65 BethaltoCenter, BE LAB1 Lori
Parilo, instructor Mondays/Wednesdays,
Apr 16-May 9, 6:30PM-8:30PM CECC-603-W6$65 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Amy
Sellers, instructor
* * * Basics
of Buying on eBay Learn
what you need to
know to get started buying and selling on the world's largest online
auction
from an experienced seller! Topics include setting up an account;
understanding
the bidding process; searching and browsing; using shopping tools; and
paying
with PayPal. This seminar is perfect for those will little or no
experience
using eBay. Basic computer knowledge and a valid email address are
recommended. Wednesday,
Jan 24, 6:00PM-9:00PM CECC-620-20$15 Godfrey
Campus, TR 0271 Cathy
Callahan, instructor Tuesdays,
Feb 6, 6:30PM-9:30PM CECC-620-W6$15 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Tony
Josato, instructor
* * * Basics
of Selling on eBay Let
an experienced
seller teach you the right way to sell on eBay! You'll learn how to
create and
monitor listings, improve existing listings with better descriptions
and
digital photography, set pricing, monitor feedback, explore payment
options
(PayPal), ship items, and complete transactions. This course is perfect
for
those who already have an eBay account and are interested in using eBay
as a
tool to sell unwanted items or make more money. Fridays,
Mar 23-30, 9:00AM-12:00PM CECC-621-01$65 Godfrey
Campus, TR 0280 Cathy
Callahan, instructor Saturday,
Feb 10, 8:30AM-4:30PM CECC-621-30$65 Godfrey
Campus, TR 0227 Cathy
Callahan, instructor Tuesdays,
Feb 13-Mar 6, 6:30PM-9:00PM CECC-621-W6$65 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Tony
Josato, instructor
* * * eBay
Advanced: Techniques for
Serious Sellers Learn
how to improve your eBay sales from an education specialist
trained by eBay! This class is perfect for those who want to learn
techniques
to increase efficiency and profits while improving productivity. Learn
how to
start a business on eBay, expedite the selling process, create more
professional listings, use bidder/buyer management tools, manage your
sold
items, create sales reports, and resolve conflicts. Prerequisite:
Basics of
Selling on eBay or equivalent experience. Tuesdays,
Apr 3-24, 6:30PM-8:30PM CECC-622-W6$55 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N7 0101 Tony
Josato, instructor
* * * Family
Internet Safety—for Parents In
today’s world, the Internet offers convenient access to a
wealth of information. However, kids can encounter dangerous
situations, from
viewing inappropriate materials to being asked for face-to-face
meetings with
strangers. In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn Internet safety
rules and
other safeguards that can help your child have a positive Internet
experience
and give you peace of mind. You'll explore My Space, AOL Instant
Messaging,
chat rooms, blogs, and learn what you can do to protect your family's
privacy.
Parents are encouraged to enroll with their child, though they will be
grouped
separately in class. (Children must enroll in CECK 660 and pay a
separate
course fee.) Saturday,
Feb 10, 9:00AM-12:00PM CECC-660-30$25 Godfrey
Campus, TR 0160 Jeanine
Singleton & Amy
Macius, instructors Sunday,
Feb 11, 1:00PM-4:00PM CECC-660-31$25 Godfrey
Campus, TR 0160 Jeanine
Singleton & Amy
Macius, instructors Saturday,
Mar 10, 9:00AM-12:00PM CECC-660-W1$25 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N8 0101 Jeanine
Singleton & Amy
Macius, instructors Sunday,
Mar 11, 1:00PM-4:00PM CECC-660-W2$25 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edwardsville), N8 0101 Jeanine
Singleton & Amy
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PHOTOGRAPHY Basic
Photography Besides
discussing the basic operations of a 35mm camera (film or
digital), this course will explain in detail the basics of photography
including composition, exposure, lighting, depth-of-field, and darkroom
techniques. In just 8 weeks, Charles Mayden, owner of Piasa Photo in Alton, will help
you learn
how to take pictures by using various apertures, shutter speeds, and
lenses.
You will also learn how various films and filters work and how the
flash can be
used to create different photographic images. Understand what makes a
good
photograph, become familiar with the basic operations of 35mm cameras
(film or
digital), and walk away with the knowledge to generate quality
photographs.
Bring your camera, if you have one, to the first class! Wednesdays,
Mar 21-May 9, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEPE-425-94$75 Piasa
Photo, Alton Charles
Mayden, instructor
* * * Going
Digital Are
you interested in
digital photography but don’t know where to start? Professional
photographer
Michelle Mueller will help you explore the advantages and disadvantages
of
going digital in this short workshop. Learn about the different types
of
digital cameras, their unique features, and how many megapixels you
need to
make good pictures. There will be photo samples to look at, and a
variety of
different cameras to try to help you decide whether digital photography
is for
you – or whether you should stick with your traditional film camera! Wednesday,
Jan 17, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEPE-625-M6$20 MacoupinCountyCenter (Carlinville), MC 0106
Michelle
Mueller, instructor Wednesday,
Feb 7, 6:30PM-8:30PM CEPE-625-W6$20 N.O.
Nelson Campus (Edward
