FALL SEMESTER 2014
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AUGUST - DECEMBER
Academic Classes - page 1 • Enrichment Classes - page 5
Kids After School Crafting - page 10 • Nonprofit Education Initiative - page 13
ESL - page 12
Dear Friends,
Community colleges are many things, but most importantly, community colleges create
access and possibilities. Community colleges make higher education and life-long
learning accessible by offering flexible schedules at a myriad of locations, allowing
degree seeking students to gain general education credits that are transferable to four
year colleges and universities, providing enrichment and professional development
opportunities for adults, offering technical workforce development programs, and
perhaps most importantly, they are affordable. For example, tuition at the College of
Southern Idaho is $115 per credit and for those who need assistance, financial aid is
also available in the form of Pell Grants, scholarships and when necessary, student loans.
This means that tuition for a full-time student (taking 12 credits) is $1,380 per semester,
or $2,760 per year. Compared to tuition at 4 year in-state universities where the average
annual tuition is $6,660, the cost savings is almost $4,000 annually. This savings makes
a significant difference for many students and their families.
According to the College Board more than 40 percent of U.S. undergraduate students
attend community colleges and this number is expected to grow in coming years
because of many of the reason listed above. At community colleges the variety of
possibilities for career, academic and personal development are almost endless. Here
in the Wood River Valley, CSI’s Blaine County Center provides our community with a
large variety of educational opportunities, many of which are made possible through
partnerships created with local organizations including Blaine County School District,
St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation, Blaine County Education Foundation, the Advocates,
the Hunger Coalition, the Croy Canyon Ranch Foundation, and Wood River Women’s
Charitable Foundation. Partnerships like these connect people, provide financial
support, and build a stronger more inclusive community. I want to personally thank
all the organizations and people who help make access to higher education in the
Wood River Valley a reality. We couldn’t do it without you, and by working together,
the possibilities for our community are endless.
Hallie Star, M.A.
Blaine County Center Director
A C A D E M I C S
Here in Hailey, you can work toward an associate’s degree, prepare to transfer to a four-year
institution, earn credits towards a second degree or career change, and build your job and life skills.
The CSI Blaine County Campus offers academic classes taught by local instructors, telecommunication
classes broadcast from the Twin Falls campus, and a wide range of online classes. For complete course
descriptions of all of the college’s academic courses, visit CSI’s website, www.csi.edu,
and click on the “MyCSI” icon.
*Tuition: In-state tuition is $115 per credit. Out-of-state tuition is $280 per credit.
For students over 60, there is no charge for academic credits unless the student is seeking a degree.
ALLIED HEALTH
BIOLOGY
ALLH 101 B03V – Medical
Terminology
BIOL 201 B01A – Biology 1
Instructor: Don Campanella, Ph.D.
Tues. and Thursdays August 25-December 18
11:00 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
Room 515
4 credits
$460*
Instructor: Jacob Osen
Tuesdays
August 25-December 18
7:00-8:50 p.m.
Room 515
2 credits
$230*
ANTHROPOLOGY
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
ANTH 102 B01V – Cultural
Anthropology
BUSA 101 B01V – Introduction to
Business
Instructor: Ron James
Thursdays
August 25-December 18
7:00-9:50 p.m.
Room 515
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Dennis Heiner, M.B.A.
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
12:00-12:50 p.m.
Room 515
3 credits
$345*
APPRENTICESHIP
BUSA 207 B01V – Business
Statistics for Decision Making 1
APPE S018 B01 – Electrical
Apprenticeship
Instructor: TBA
Mon., and Weds.
6:00-8:50 p.m.
Instructor: Michael Slagel, M.S.
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
1:00-1:50 p.m.
Room 515
3 credits $345*
August 25-December 18
RoomTBA
COMMUNICATIONS
ART
COMM 101 B03V – Fundamentals
of Oral Communication
ARTS 225 B01 – Ceramics 1
Instructors: Dianne Taylor, Ph.D./Mitsuru
Brandon, M.F.A.
Mon., and Weds.
August 25-December 18
1:00-3:20 p.m.
Room 815
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Dayle Ohlau, M.A.
Tues., and Thursdays August 25-December 18
1:00-2:20 p.m.
Room 516
3 credits $345*
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ECONOMICS
FINANCE
ECON 202 B01V – Principles of
Microeconomics
FINA 102 B01V – Personal Finance
Instructor: Crystal Ayers, M.A.
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
12:00-12:50 p.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Michael Pohanka
Mondays August 25-December 18
7:00-9:50 p.m. Room 516
3 credits $345*
HISTORY
ENGLISH
HIST 101 B04V – Western
Civilization 1
ENGL 015 B01V – Basic English
and Writing
Instructor: Samra Culum
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
8:00-8:50 a.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Cortney Abenroth, M.A.
Mon., Tues., Weds., Thurs.
Aug.25-Dec. 18
10:00-10:50 a.m.
Room 516
4 credits
$460*
HUMANITIES
ENGL 090 B02V – Developmental
Composition
HUMA 101 B10V – Introduction
to Humanities 1
Instructor: Christopher Harper, M.A.
Mon., and Weds.
August 25-December 18
5:30-6:50 p.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345
Instructor: Susie Kapeleris
Tuesdays, Thursdays August 25-December 18
8:00-9:20 a. m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
ENGL 101 B01 – English
Composition 1
MATHEMATICS
Instructor: Kate Ristow, M.F.A.
Tues., and Thurs.
August 25-December 18
4:30-5:50 p.m.
Room 510
3 credits
$345*
MATH 015 B01V – Prealgebra
Instructor: Russell Sadler, M.S.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Aug.25-Dec. 18
11:00 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
ENGL 102 B01 – English
Composition 2
Instructor: Kate Ristow, M.F.A.
Tues., and Thurs.
August 25-December 18
6:00-7:20 p.m. Room 510
3 credits
$345*
MATH 015 B14V – Prealgebra
(Compressed short class)
Instructor: Kevin Jones
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-October 17
10:00 -11:50 a.m.Room 515
3 credits
$345*
ENGL 175 B02V – Introduction to
Literature
MATH 015 B18V – Prealgebra
Instructor: Jenny Emery Davidson, Ph.D.
Mon., and Weds.
August 25-December 18
4:00-5:20 p.m. Room 516
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Russell Sadler, M.S.
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
8:00-8:50 a.m.
Room 515
3 credits
$345*
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MATH 015 B20V – Prealgebra
MATH 147 B01V – Precalculus
MATH 025 B14V – Beginning
Algebra (Late start class)
MATH 157 B01V – Math for
Elementary Teachers 1
Instructor: Charles Jack
Mon., and Weds.
August 25-December 18
4:00-5:20 p.m.
Room 515
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Cindy Dickson, M.S.
Mon., Tues., Weds., Thurs., Fri. Aug. 25-Dec. 18
9:00-9:50 a.m.
Room 515
5 credits
$575*
Instructor: Kevin Jones
Mon., Weds., Fri.
October 20-December 18
10:00-11:50 a.m.
Room 515
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Paul Morgan, M.S.
Tues., and Thurs.
August 25-December 18
4:00-5:20 p.m.
Room 515
3 credits
$345*
MATH 025 B24V – Beginning
Algebra
MATH 253 B01V – Elementary
Statistics
Instructor: Russell Sadler, M.S.
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
3:00-3:50 p.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Nolan Rice, M.S.
Mon., and Weds.
August 25-December 18
5:30-6:50 p.m.
Room 515
3 credits
$345*
MATH 025 B26V – Beginning
Algebra
NURSING ASSISTANT
Instructor: Ronald Moody
Tues.,and Thurs.
August 25-December 18
5:30-6:50 p.m.
Room 515
3 credits
$345*
NURA S001 B01 – Certified
Nursing Assistant
This class is made possible by a grant from the
McLean education Endowment and the St. Luke’s
Wood River Foundation.
Instructors: Leslie Moore, R.N.
Tues., Thurs., Sat.
September 9-November 16
5:00-8:50 p.m. (T and Th)
8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (Sa)
Room 404
$550
MATH 108 B02V – Intermediate
Algebra
Instructor: Christie Solomon, M.S.
Tues.,and Thurs.
August 25-December 18
3:30-5:20 p.m.
Room 516
4 credits
$460*
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MATH 123 B01V – Math in
Modern Society
PHYA 119 B01 – Yoga
Instructor: Estella Elliott, M.S.
Tues.,and Thurs.
August 25-December 18
5:30-6:50 p.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: Victoria Roper
Tuesdays
August 25-December 18
5:30-6:50 p.m. BCRD Fitness Studio
1 credit
$115*
MATH 143 B01V – College
Algebra
PHYA 122 B01 – Pilates
Instructor: Hilarie Job Neely
Tuesdays
August 25-December 18
10:10-11:30 a.m.
BCRD Fitness Studio
1 credit
$115*
Instructor: Paul Morgan, M.S.
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
11:00-11:50 a.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
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SOCIOLOGY
PHYA 156 B01 – Over 60 &
Getting Fit
SOCY 101 B02V – Introduction to
Sociology
Instructor: Diana Morris
Mon., Weds., Fri.
September 8-December 18
9:00-9:50 a.m. BCRD Gym
1 credit
$115*
Instructor: Ryan Torngren
Wednesdays
August 25-December 18
7:00-9:50 p.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
PHYE 155 B08V – Health and
Wellness
SPANISH
Instructor: Scott Rogers
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
1:00-1:50 p.m. Room 516
3 credits
$345*
SPAN 101 B01 – Elementary
Spanish 1
Instructor: Jorge Pulleiro, M.A.
Mon., and Weds.
August 25-December 18
6:00-7:50 p.m.
Room 509
4 credits
$460*
PHYSICS
PHYS 101 B01V – Survey of
Astronomy
Instructor: Wallace Blacker
Tuesdays August 25-December 18
7:00-9:20 p.m.
Room 516
4 credits
$460*
SPAN 201 – Intermediate Spanish
Instructor: Sara Pettit, M.A.
Mon., and Thurs.
August 25-December 18
4:00-5:50 p.m.
Room???
4 Credits
$460*
PSYCHOLOGY
STUDY SKILLS
PSYC 101 B01 – General
Psychology
STUS 101 B01V – College Study
Methods
Instructor: Nancy Kneeland, M.S.
Mon., and Weds.
August 25-December 18
5:30-6:50 p.m. Room 514
3 credits
$345*
Instructor: R. Brent Jensen, M.A.
Tues., and Thurs.
August 25-December 18
2:30-3:20 p.m. Room 515
2 credits $230*
READING
READ 090 B03V – Reading
Development
For complete course descriptions of all of
the college’s academic courses, visit CSI’s
website, www.csi.edu, and click on the
“MyCSI” icon.
Instructor: Kim Jones, M.A.
Mon., Weds., Fri.
August 25-December 18
9:00-9:50 a.m.
Room 516
3 credits
$345*
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ADULT
ENRICHMENT
LEARNING NEVER ENDS! The CSI Blaine County Center offers a wide range of community education
classes to promote intellectual inquiry and creative exploration.
TO REGISTER FOR AN ENRICHMENT CLASS, visit the CSI office at the Community Campus in Hailey,
or call 788-2033. Register early! The classes have enrollment limits.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Crochet 1 – BEGINNING
In this beginning class you will learn basic crochet stitches while beginning a simple crochet project.
Yarn, crochet hooks, and one-to-one assistance will be provided. The instructor, Cassi Griffin, is a
professional crafter and blogger who enjoys a variety of artistic mediums.
Section code: XART 004 B01
Tuesdays and Thursdays • September 23- October 9 • 6:30-8:00 p.m. • Room 511 • Tuition: $99
Color Drawing – ALL LEVELS
Crayons, pastels, colored pencils, and watercolor mediums will be used in this class. Color theory and
monochromatic value drawing using limited color will be explored. The final project will be a full color
drawing created by the student. Mitsuru Brandon M.F.A., is the teacher. Supply list will be provided.
Section code: XART 004 B02
Thursdays • September 4, 11, 18 and 25 • 6:00-8:30 pm • Room 815 • Tuition $120
Portrait Drawing and Painting – ALL LEVELS
The class will focus on portrait drawing and painting using specialized techniques, materials and
processes. Students will explore form, space, light, texture, and composition as it applies to portrait
creation along with the study of the head and face. Students will create a portrait of a family member,
friend or pet. Mitsuru Brandon, M.F.A. is the instructor. Supply list will be provided.
Section code: XART 004 B03
Thursdays • October 30, November 6, 13, and 20 • 6:00 pm-8:30 pm • Room 815 • Tuition $120
Watercolor Painting - Homemade Holiday Postcards – BEGINNING
Learn several basic watercolor techniques by painting a “technique reference chart” and exploring
the basics of color and application. Students will create 15 unique holiday postcards using watercolor!
Instructor Karen Waters’ work can be seen on this and previous CSI program covers.
Supply list will be provided.
Section code: XART 004 B04
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday • November 17, 18, and 19 • 6:00-8:00 p.m. • Room 815 • Tuition: $72
House Call/Interior Design – ALL LEVELS
Patti Lindberg ASID and Mardi Shepherd will use their combined years of experience in the interior
design, home accessory and tabletop industries to help you achieve your interior design goals. The first
class will be at the Community Campus where you’ll commit your goals to paper and schedule the home
visits. On following evenings, each participant will get a hands on learning session addressing the prespecified problem area in their own home with the group.
Section code: XART 004 B05
Tuesdays and Thursdays • September 16-October 18 • 7:00-9:00pm • Tuition: $120
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BUSINESS
Bookkeeping with QuickBooks I – BEGINNING
If you are a business owner, a beginning bookkeeper, or your own financial manager, this class is for you!
Brian Carney, CPA, will teach you how to create a company’s bookkeeping system from scratch using
QuickBooks accounting software. In this beginning class, you will learn how to build a solid bookkeeping
foundation, create a useful chart of accounts, track revenue and expenses, manage a payroll, and more.
You also will learn account reconciliation and basic financial reporting using data entered throughout the
class. This is a hands-on computer bookkeeping class that includes lecture and discussion.
Section code: XMSC 044 B01
Tuesdays and Thursdays • September 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25 • 9:00-11:00 a.m. • Room 409 • Tuition: $155
Bookkeeping with QuickBooks II – ADVANCED
This class is for the person who understands the basics of the QuickBooks accounting software and wants
a deeper understanding of the more complicated areas of the program. Brian Carney, CPA, will teach
you QuickBooks payroll from set up to reporting, as well as complicated sales tax tracking (LOT), inventory
tracking, and progress invoicing. The class will allow time for discussion and problem-solving. The class
meets in the computer lab for hands-on practice.
Section code: XMSC 044 B02
Tuesdays and Thursdays • September 30, October 2, 7, 9 • 9:00-11:00 a.m. • Room 409 • Tuition: $105
COMMUNICATION
Amateur Radio – ALL LEVELS
When all other communication channels fail, HAM radio endures. Armature short-wave radio has proved
to be vital during power outages, natural disasters, and backcountry emergencies. It’s also a fun way to
communicate with people around the world. Joe Yelda will teach the basics of amateur radio, including
how to use and operate different kinds of hand-held radios, how to use the Baldy-Galena repeater system,
and how to follow regulations and radio etiquette. This class is open to people who work or volunteer
as emergency responders and want to prepare for the FCC licensing exam (to use airwaves), as well as
people who may not even have a radio, but want to learn.
Section code: XMSC 088 B01
Wednesdays • November 5 and 12 • 6:30-8:00 p.m. • Room 404 • Tuition: $40
COMPUTER BOOSTERS
These two-night computer classes are designed to boost your skills in specific areas, efficiently and
enjoyably! Take one class to target a particular need, or take several in a progressive series for more
depth. The instructors, Teresa McGoffin and Paul Zimmerman, are technology professionals with
teaching experience.
Excel 1: Basic Spreadsheets – BEGINNING
Get a hands-on tour of basic spreadsheet tools and techniques in Microsoft Excel 2010. This workshop
will teach you how to open and format documents, discover ways to navigate and manipulate documents,
and experiment with other useful features. Teresa McGoffin is the instructor.
Section code: XCMP 199 B01
Tuesday and Thursday • October 7 and 9 • 6:00-8:00 p.m. • Room 409 • Tuition $48
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Excel 2: Shortcuts for Productivity – ADVANCED
If you use Excel a little bit and want to do more, this workshop will teach you how to use several timesaving tools, such as auto fill, auto sum, and the format painter tools, as well as how to use styles to
make your spreadsheets look visually appealing. Teresa McGoffin is the instructor.
Section code: XCMP 199 B02
Tuesday and Thursday • October 14 and 16 • 6:00-8:00 p.m. • Room 409 • Tuition: $48
iPad 1 – BEGINNING
Tour basic features of the iPad and learn how to adjust settings, access mail, add apps, organize folders,
and much more. Share ideas about fun and useful apps. This interactive session covers all the skills you
need to start exploring your iPad! Bring your own iPad to class. Paul Zimmerman is the instructor.
Section code: XCMP 199 B03
Tuesday and Thursday • November 4 and 6 • Room 512 • 6:00-8:00 p.m. • Tuition $48
iPad 2 – ADVANCED
Are you ready to move beyond iPad basics? This advanced iPad class will get you started on more complicated topics. Take some time to talk to Siri, review useful apps for productivity, learn about calendars,
and copy and paste! Bring your own iPad to the class. Paul Zimmerman is the instructor.
Section code: XCMP 199 B04
Tuesday and Thursday • December 2 and 4 • 6:00-8:00 p.m. • Room 512 • Tuition $48
TRAILING OF THE SHEEP COOKING CLASSSES
Classes are $50 per person, per class. Space is limited, tasting included.
Cooking with Lamb
Il Naso’s Chef Kate shares secrets of Italian cooking with lamb, featuring an Italian wine pairing.
Section code: XHEC 010 B01
Wednesday • October 8 • 5:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. • il Naso Restaurant, Ketchum
Secrets of Cooking with Lamb
Executive Chef Laurent Loubot of Michel’s Christiania Restaurant and Olympic Bar will conduct
a unique cooking class featuring lamb prepared in classic french cuisine.
Section code: XHEC 101 B02
Thursday • October 9 • 11:30 a.m.-1:00p.m • Michel’s Christiania in Ketchum
CK presents Classic Cooking with Lamb
Voted the Valley’s Best Chef, restaurant owner/chef, Chris Kastner, will teach contemporary classic
techniques for cooking with lamb.
Section code: XHEC 010 B03
Friday • October 9 • 2:00-3:30 p.m. • C.K.’s in Hailey
Cooking with Lamb Latin Style
Join Chef Jim Roberts (formally of BOCA) for a Latin inspired class featuring lamb. The class will
include tastes, wine, and stories of Chef Jim’s culinary adventures, including cooking for Julia Child.
Section code: XHEC 010 B04
Friday • October 10 • 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. • Hailey Wood River Sustainability Center
Tom’s Cooking with Lamb Secrets
Join long-time Ketchum restaurateur Tom Nickel for an afternoon of cooking with lamb. Don’t miss
this rare opportunity to learn from Tom.
Section code: XHEC 010 B05
Friday • October 10 • 2:00-3:30 p.m. • Sawtooth Club, Ketchum
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DANCE
Zumba with a Ballroom Twist – ALL LEVELS
Let your mind and body have a party and work-out at the same time while you learn basic ballroom
steps and Zumba moves. No partner needed for this frolicking fiesta! Hilarie Neely is the instructor.
Section code: XDAN 001 B03
Friday • September 19 • 7:00-8:30 p.m. • Footlight Dance Studio • Tuition: $20
Circle Salsa – ALL LEVELS
Best described as salsa dancing in a circle, Circle Salsa dance moves are easy, whimsical, provide great
cardio exercise, are group oriented, and a partner is not necessary. A must to try! Hilarie Neely is the
instructor.
Section code: XDAN 001 B02
Friday • October 17 • 7:00-8:30 p.m. • Footlight Dance Studio • Tuition: $20
Ballroom Dancing – ALL LEVELS
Learn some new footwork to dazzle on the dance floor! In this two-session class you will learn the
basics: Swing, Waltz, Cha-Cha and Salsa, and new dances like Bachata and Hustle. Your instructors
are Hilarie Neely from Footlight Dance Centre and Lori Head, who teaches at ISU and CSI. You can
register along with a partner, or come solo and get paired in the class.
Section code: XDAN 001 B01
Friday • October 24, Nov 14, 21 • 7:00-8:30 p.m. • Footlight Dance Studio • Tuition: $36 per person
LANGUAGES
Conversational Spanish – BEGINNING
Whether you want to expand your language skills for the workplace, for world travel, or to exercise your
brain, learning Spanish is a smart move. In this six-week introductory course, you will learn foundational
grammar and vocabulary in a friendly, active, conversational setting. The instructor, Lori Burks, is a
certified Spanish teacher who has lived and traveled extensively in Spanish-speaking countries.
Section code: XLNG 005 B01
Wednesdays • October, 8, 15, 22, 29, November 5, 12 • 6:00-7:30 p.m. • Room 513 • Tuition: $110
Conversational Spanish – ADVANCED
If you speak Spanish conversationally, this class will help you advance your abilities for more fluent and
sophisticated discussion. You will practice skills such as description, narration of past events, opinions,
and recommendations. Class discussions will focus on selected magazine articles and literary works to
provide practice toward a greater mastery of both spoken and written Spanish. Through the readings
and discourse, you will gain a deeper understanding of Spanish-speaking countries and important
cultural and political figures. The instructor, Sara Pettit, M.A., has lived in Spain and Ecuador.
Section code: XLNG 006 B01
Thursdays • November 6, 13, 20, December 4, 11 • 6:00-7:30 p.m. • Room 510 • Tuition: $95
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LECTURE
Why Are The Costs of College Rising So Fast?
This is a special forum to discuss why college costs are rising so quickly and the best methods for
choosing a college in a high cost environment. For parents of high school and college students, students
approaching college, high school administrators, teachers and advisors, and concerned citizens. Paul
Firstenberg J.D. is the former Chancellor of Tulane University and Financial Vice President of Princeton
University. Currently he is a Lecturer at the Baruch College of Public Affairs.
Section code: XBUS 006 B10
Wednesday • September 10 • 6:00 p.m. • Free • Wood River YMCA
Inside the Impeachment of President Nixon - Rescheduled
The only successful and reputable impeachment of a president in American history occurred forty years
ago this summer. Paul Ahern, J.D., served as the chief staff person to a key member of the House
Judiciary Committee that conducted the inquiry that led to the impeachment and removal from office of
President Richard Nixon. Paul will tell stories from inside the Judiciary Committee proceedings, including
several profiles of courage where ordinary congressmen did what they believed was right, even though
it threatened their political careers. Paul L. Ahern, Jr., J.D., has extensive experience as a nonprofit
consultant in addition to his career as a trial lawyer. Currently, he teaches at the Evans School of Public
Affairs at the University of Washington.
Section code: XBUS 006 B08
Thursday • October 30 • 6:00 p.m. • Free • Wood River YMCA • Registration required
WRITING
Short Story and Memoir Writing Workshop
This workshop will meet 10 times and focus on short story and memoir writing. The emphasis will be
on revision, effective story-telling, audience, and the “why” of writing. Students will submit two rounds
of manuscript submissions for review; an original story/memoir in the first round, and a revision in the
second round. Two manuscripts will be discussed each session. John Rember is a columnist at Boise
Weekly and the author of three short story collections, a memoir, and the why-to-write book, MFA in
a Box. He has been a professor of writing since 1989, and was on the faculty of the Pacific University
low-residency MFA program from 2004 to 2010.
Section code: XBUS 006 B11
Mondays • September 8 - Nov. 17 • 6:30-8:30 p.m. • Textbook: MFA in a Box (required) • Room 513
Cost $330 (min10, max 12 students)
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ENRICHMENT for KIDS
Fall After School Kids Art & Craft Series
Art and crafts are a wonderful way for kids to relax after a long school day. We’ll be using a variety of
materials and techniques in theme-related projects each week. Bring a snack. Aprons will be provided
but things might get messy so please be prepared with appropriate clothing. Classes led by Cassie
Griffin. Cassie is a professional crafter and blogger, and she especially loves to teach crafts to kids!!!
Ages 7-12. Program meets at CSI in the Community Campus in room 401. Enrollment is limited to 8
students per week. Tuition: $77 per week, per child.
Crumple! Fold! Tear! Paper Crafts
September 8-12 (Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
Origami boxes, paper maché, and crumpled paper art are some of the ways we will explore the world
of paper.
Section code: YSCI 007 B01
Color! Color! Color!
September 15-19 (Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
Put color theory to practice with these bright and cheerful projects. There will be sun catchers, scrape
painting, watercolor blob art, and more to color your world!
Section code: YSCI 007 B02
Tweet Tweet Bird Crafts
September 22-26 (Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
Birds are the theme for this class and by the end of the week you’ll have a whole flock to take home.
You can take inspiration from real birds or use your imagination to create a new variety. Paper maché,
felt, and corrugated cardboard are some of the mediums we’ll use in this class.
Section code: YSCI 007 B03
Sticks and Stones Nature Crafts
October 6-10 (Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
Nature provides the best crafting materials and here in the valley we have a wonderful selection. We’ll
use sticks, stones, pine cones, leaves, and more to create these projects. A selection of natural materials
will be provided but students are encouraged to bring items from their own nature walks to use as well.
Section code: YSCI 007 B04
Yarn Good Class!!
October 13-17(Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
Yarn isn’t just for knitting. With its many color and texture choices, yarn is a great material to work with
and especially nice for cool weather crafting. You’ll make wall art, pompoms, woven ornaments and more
in this class.
Section code: YSCI 007 B05
Autumn Nights
October 20-24 (Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
The flapping of owl wings, the glow of lanterns, and the crunch of autumn leaves are the inspiration for
the projects in this series. Join us for this class that will ignite the senses!
Section code: YSCI 007 B06
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Use It Again Recycle Bin Crafts
November 3-7 (Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
Egg cartons, plastic, cardboard tubes, and boxes will be used as our crafting supplies in this recycled
crafts series. Kids will learn easy but elegant ways these ubiquitous materials can be made into wall
art, storage containers, mobiles, and more.
Section code: YSCI 007 B07
Here A Stitch There A Stitch
November 10-15 (Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
Learn the ins and outs of simple sewing while making an embroidered mandala and designing your
own stuffed toy. Several other easy felt projects will give you lots of stitching practice.
Section code: YSCI 007 B08
Toymakers Wanted!
November 17-21 (Monday-Friday: 3:00-5:00 p.m.)
These crafts are made for playing! Jumping puppets, marble mazes, and sock animals are a few of
the toys you’ll be making in this fun class where the making is just the beginning.
Section code: YSCI 007 B09
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ESL
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
ENGLISH LITERACY CLASSES
Free classes that focus on basic English grammar and conversational skills, helping adult English language
learners improve their English proficiency. Mondays and Wednesdays • 6:00-9:00 p.m. • Community
Campus • Room 510 Registration on September 8 and 10. Interested students should arrive at
the designated class time to register and complete an assessment to determine their class level.
Classes begin on Monday, September 15
•
FREE CHILDCARE IS AVAILABLE
ADVANCED ENGLISH BRIDGING CLASS
This English as a Second Language course will provide more formal study of English to help students
improve their literacy for the workplace and/or college coursework. The course will focus on reading and
writing skills with attention to each student’s individual career plans..
Instructor: Victoria Yee, M.A.
Section code: XLNG 099 B01
Tuesdays • September 9-November 18 (no class on November 11 )
7:00-9:00 p.m. • Room 512 • Tuition: $135
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION AND GED® PREPARATION
For more information, contact 1-800-680-0274 x6534.
HOW TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES
ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
To register for an enrichment class (community education), visit the CSI office at the
Community Campus in Hailey, or call 788-2033 to register simply over the phone.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
To register for an academic class as a new or returning student, visit the CSI website at
www.csi.edu. You can complete an application for admission and register for classes online, or visit
the CSI office at the Hailey campus and we can help you with the process. Be sure to meet regularly
with an academic advisor to chart a plan for your studies.
THE FALL ACADEMIC SEMESTER BEGINS AUGUST 25.
ACADEMIC TUITION IS DUE BY AUGUST 29.
The application deadline for Blaine County scholarships for the
spring 2014 semester is NOVEMBER 8, 2014
Get the application at our office or online at www.csi.edu/blaine.
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$25 for each session or $90 for all four.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2014
Susan Howlett, Strengthening Nonprofits (Seattle)
MORNING SESSION: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Strategic Fundraising:
Getting the Biggest Bang for Your Buck
If you’re working hard to raise money and your efforts still don’t net enough, there’s an easier way.
Find out how to generate more money with less effort and have it be enjoyable for all involved in
this interactive, engaging session, filled with stories, practical solutions, and clear next steps.
Section code: XBUS 006 B02
AFTERNOON SESSION: 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Optimal Leadership: Setting Your Board on Fire
Your board members mean well and they have a lot to offer, but they don’t always deliver. Help
them be more strategic governors, more compelling ambassadors, and more effective fundraisers
with a few simple steps. Section code: XBUS 006 B03
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2015
Nell Edgington of Social Velocity (Austin)
1:00-5:00 p.m.
Messaging Impact
Philanthropy is changing. More and more donors are interested in funding organizations that can
demonstrate impact or change over time, as opposed to organizations that only talk about their
needs. Learn how to create your nonprofit’s impact message to encourage more donors to invest in
the long-term work of your organization. Section code: XBUS 006 B04
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015
Jan McGowan, Jan McGowan Consulting, Sisters, Or.
1:00-5:00 p.m.
Volunteer Recruitment and Management
Volunteers are the lifeblood of many nonprofits, extending our ability to provide services effectively. How do we find, engage, and manage volunteers to best meet our needs and those of the
volunteer? This interactive training will focus on both episodic and long-term volunteers (who are
scheduled to do a particular job on an ongoing basis), and developing a volunteer program that
accommodates either or both types. Section code: XBUS 006 B05
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Blaine County Center
Department #1050/2470
College of Southern Idaho
PO Box 1238
Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238
POSTAL CUSTOMER
Address: 1050 Fox Acres Road • Room 408 • Hailey, ID 83333
Phone: (208) 788-2033 or 1-800-680-0274 x6462 • Fax: (208) 788-6439
Online: www.csi.edu/blaine
STAFF
Hallie Star, M.A., • Director • [email protected]
Becky Ross • Course Developer • [email protected]
ADVISORY BOARD
Raquel Galvin • Mary Gervase • Jennifer Haemmerle
Lacie Hernandez • Wendy Jaquet • Dayle Ohlau • Alan Reynolds • Tim Thomas
Cover art by Karen Waters
Mission Statement: The College of Southern Idaho, a comprehensive
community college, provides quality educational, social, cultural, economic,
and workforce development opportunities that meet the diverse needs of
the communities it serves. CSI prepares students to lead enriched, productive,
and responsible lives in a global society.