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Table of Contents
Arts & Crafts
Art Project Process
p. 4
Beginning Watercolor p. 4
Jewelry p. 3
Pebble Mosaics p. 4
Silk Scarf Dying
p. 3
Stained Glass & Workshops p. 2
Zen Doodling p. 4
Business & Professional
First Aid & CPR
Flagger
Forklift
p. 9
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Computer & Technology
Computer Basic & Intermed.
Excel
Facebook for Everyone
Multimedia and You
Word p. 10
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Health & Wellness
Healing Mind, Body, Spirit
Intro to Chakras
Meditation For Everyone
New Thought Spirituality
Reiki for Caregivers
Senior Adult Fitness
Slim Down Hypnosis
T'ai Chi Tae kwon-do Yoga
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Senior College
Centralia College offers courses through Senior
Center outreach sites in Lewis County. Classes
range from fitness to drawing and painting to
computer skills.
Please contact the site directly for information
on available classes.
MORTON SENIOR CENTER
103 Westlake Ave Morton, WA 360-496-3230
OLEQUA SENIOR CENTER
119 NW Kerron Winlock, WA 360-785-4325
PACKWOOD SENIOR CENTER
12931 Hwy 12 Packwood, WA 360-494-6331
TOLEDO SENIOR CENTER
150 Coal Street Toledo, WA 360-864-2112
TWIN CITIES SENIOR CENTER
2545 North National Chehalis, WA 360-748-0061
Refund Policy
Non-credit classes are self supporting and are
not financed by state tax funds. When classes
must be cancelled due to low enrollment or
some extenuating circumstance, a 100% refund
will automatically be processed. To withdraw
from a class, you must do so 24 hours before
the start of class in order to receive a 100%
refund.
Personal Enrichment
American Sign Language
Ballroom Dancing
Band & Orchestra
Basket Weaving Chicken Care Knitting Modern Square Dancing
Photograph Restoration
Rabbit Care
Silk Scarf Dying Writing & Publishing
Unique Gardening 1
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Disabled Student Services and equipment are available to make reasonable accommodation to any
student with a documentable disabling condition. If
you need accommodations to help you in a class call
ext. 320 (TTY/TDD 807-6227) for information and
appointments.
Every effort is made to ensure the
information in this brochure is as accurate as
possible but sometimes things do change and
we ask for your understanding. EEOC
Art & Design
New Glass Workshops - Great for Gifts
Beginners Welcome! One day workshops are a great way to “sample” stained glass and create a project to keep or give as a
gift! Material cost listed below, class held at 18245 Irwin St SW., Rochester. Instructor Karen Milton
Beveled Box ($15-20)
Jan 31
Sa
10:00am-2:00pm
Code 6682
Course CS 101N
Rochester
$35
Lead & Beveled Hearts ($10-$15)
Feb 6
F
6:00pm-9:00pm
Code 6684
Course CS 101P
Rochester
$35
Fused Garden Flowers ($10)
Mar 13
F
6:00pm-9:00pm
Code 8615
Course CS 101D
Rochester
$35
Windchimes ($15-$25)
Mar 16 - Mar 18 M
6:00pm-9:00pm
Code 8616
Course CS 101E
Rochester
$35
Holiday Fused Ornaments ($10-$15)
Dec 6 Sat
Code 6709
10:00am-2:00pm
Course CS 101T
Rochester
$25
Fused Owl, Dove
or Duck ($10-$20)
Feb 4
W
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Rochester
Code 6663
Course CS 101O
Cost $35
Victorian Nugget Lead &
Beveled Hangers ($10-$15)
Jan 21
W
6:00pm-9:00pm
Rochester
Code 6681
Course CS 101M
Cost $35
Stained Glass – Lead & Foil
Learn all the techniques to make and complete your first stained glass panel. Class covers selecting design, leading basics,
soldering, and finishing techniques. Equipment provided by the instructor. Students will purchase their supplies from the
instructor at class. Glass supplies will cost approximately $100-$120, payable to the instructor. Class held at 18245 Irwin St
SW, Rochester. Call for directions 273-6562. Please bring a fine or medium black Sharpie to class. Students may bring a sack
lunch or snack to the day classes. Instructor Karen Milton
Day class:
Jan 7 - Feb 4
W
10:00am-1:00pm
Code 6669
Course CS 102D
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6670
Course SNRC 081A
Rochester
$107
$54
Feb 11 - Mar 11 W
10:00am-1:00pm
Code 6671
Course CS 102E
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6672
Course SNRC 081B
Rochester
$107
Mar 18 - Apr 15 W
10:00am-1:00pm
Code 8611
Course CS 102A
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 8612
Course SNRC 081A
Rochester
$107
2
$54
$54
Evening class:
Jan 8 - Feb 5
Th
6:00pm-9:00pm
Code 6675
Course CS 102G
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6676
Course SNRC 081C
Rochester
$107
$54
Feb 12 - Mar 12 Th
6:00pm-9:00pm
Code 6677
Course CS 102H
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6678
Course SNRC 081D
Rochester
$107
Mar 19 - Apr 16 Th
6:00pm-9:00pm
Code 8613
Course CS 102B
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 8614
Course SNRC 081B
Rochester
$107
$54
$54
New
Art & Design
Beginning Jewelry
Beginning students will focus on the design and making of silver jewelry. They will learn basic metal
fabrication and silver soldering techniques used in creative, finished jewelry pieces. Students will explore
all the kinds of milled silver available. Instructor Russ Lunders.
Jan 6 - Mar 10 T
11:30am-2:30pm Tec 109
Code 6698
Course CS 104C
$80
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6699
Course SNRC 081J
$54
Advanced Jewelry
This class is for returning students who have completed
Beginning Jewelry Making. Some stone setting will be ex­
plored in the combination of rings, pendants and bracelets.
Students will work on an individual project, unique to them.
Supplies will range from $20-$60 and are payable to the
instructor, Russ Lunders.
Silk Scarf Dying, Centralia
Design and create beautiful 100 % silk scarves using
professional dyes from Jaquard. Jaquard’s Red label dyes
have the reputation of having the richest most elegant colors.
Learn new techniques with each scarf created. Supply cost
$10.00 per scarf dyed. Students will have time to dye 2-3
scarves. Class held at 2114 Sandra Ave., Centralia. Instructor
Sue Wachter
Jan 8
Code 6691
Th
5:30pm -8:00pm
Course CS 101Q
Centralia
$30
Jan 22
Code 6692
Th 5:30pm-8:00pm
Course CS 101R
Centralia
$30
Feb 12
Code 6693
Th
5:30pm-8:00pm
Course CS 101S
Centralia
$30
Silk Scarf Dying, Rochester
$54
Design and create beautiful 100 % silk scarves, using
professional dyes from Jaquard. Jaquard’s Red label dyes have
the reputation of having the richest most elegant colors. Learn
new techniques with each scarf created. Supply cost $10.00
per scarf dyed. Students will have time to dye 2-3 scarves.
Class held at 17831 Applegate St SW, Rochester. Instructor
Joan Hitchcock
Jan 6 – Mar 10 T
2:30pm-5:30pm Code 6700
Course CS 104D
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6701
Course SNRC 081G
TEC 109
$80
Jan 14
Code 6637
W
6:30pm-9:00pm
Course CS 101D
Rochester
$30
$54
Jan 7 – Mar 11 W
12:00pm-3:00pm Code 6704
Course CS 104F
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6705
Course SNRC 081K TEC 109
$80
Feb 25
Code 8606
W
6:30pm-9:00pm
Course CS 101A
Rochester
$30
Mar 4
Code 8607
W
6:30pm-9:00pm
Course CS 101B
Rochester
$30
Jan 7 – Mar 11 W
3:00pm-6:00pm
Code 6706
Course CS 104G Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6707
Course SNRC 081L
TEC 109
$80
Day Class:
Jan 5 – Mar 9
M
2:30pm-5:30pm
Code 6694
Course CS 104A Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6695
Course SNRC 081E
Evening Class:
Jan 5 – Mar 9
M
5:30pm-8:30pm
Code 6696
Course CS 104B
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6697
Course SNRC 081F
Jan 6 – Mar 10 T
5:30pm-8:30pm
Code 6702
Course CS 104E
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6703
Course SNRC 081H
TEC 109
$80
$54
$54
TEC 109
$80
$54
TEC 109
$80
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Zen Doodling
Art & Design
Zen Doodling is a fascinating, meditative style of drawing that
allows you to unwind from stress, focus your thoughts, and
explore your creative side-even if you have no artistic talent!
In this class, you will learn a wide variety of striking drawing
patterns, styles and techniques, based on Zentangle an art
form developed by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas, that uses
simple, repetitive lines and shapes and deliberate pen strokes
to create striking, one-of-a-kind abstract art. You’ll be left
with a heightened sense of clarity, personal well-being, and
artistic satisfaction. Come prepared to relax and experience
something truly unique and restorative. Supply cost $10.
Instructor Susan Alexander
Jan 6 - Jan 27
Code 6638
T
2:00pm-4:00pm Course CS 137A
WAH 115
$75
Pebble Mosaics
Unique pebble mosaics adorn
steps, entryways, fountains,
fireplaces, bathrooms, and more.
Now you can enhance your own
indoor or outdoor space by
learning techniques for creating
pebble mosaics. Create one-of-akind finished pieces of your own
using materials, supplies, and
tools provided (students are encouraged to bring their own
pebbles, seashells, sea glass, etc.). Select from an assortment
of substrates to mosaic or bring your own to transform. Past
students may come and work at their own pace. No previous
experience is required. Supply cost $20. Instructor Susan
Alexander.
Feb 7- Feb 28
Code 6639
Sa
10:00am - 1:00pm Tec 109
Course CS 102A
$75
New Art Project - It’s a Process
Bring a photo reference you are really excited about painting.
You will learn how to take an image through a process with the
goal of producing your best work. You will finish a painting
using a media in which you have prior experience. Class time
will be spent planning your project using thumbnail sketches,
learning to use the grid method to prepare a composition,
how to use artistic license and discovering the best media
for optimum results. Finally you will decide on the best way
to present the piece for hanging. Depending on the subject
and the medium some homework may be required. Supply
cost of $10.00. Student will bring supplies for the media they
decide to use for their finished piece. Classes held at 2114
Sandra Ave, Centralia. Instructor Sue Wachter.
Jan 26 - Feb 9
Code 6690
M
5:30pm-7:30pm Course CS 136B
Centralia
$50
Beginning Artist Watercolor
Come explore and easily find beginning success. Each week
basic techniques will be demonstrated and applied through
practice and projects. Youth are welcome! Students under
12 must be accompanied by an adult. Each 3 week session
during the year will present new concepts and projects.
No prerequisite for any of the sessions. Classes held at
2114 Sandra Ave, Centralia Supply cost $20. Instructor Sue
Wachter .
Jan 5 - Jan 19
Code 6689
M
5:30pm-8:00pm Course CS 136A
Centralia
$45.
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January 1 - New Year's Day, Campus Closed
January 19 - Martin Luther King Jr Day, Campus Closed
February 16 - President's Day, Campus Closed
March 16 - Last Class Day, Winter Quarter
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Basket Weaving
Personal Enrichment
Weaving classes for the beginner, intermediate & advanced
weavers. All baskets are working baskets. We’ll be weaving
with Date Palm, also known as Rattan, a pliable, strong
material for baskets. Beginner: learn the basics of weaving
and new techniques with each new basket. Intermediate:
continue weaving skills, more techniques when weaving
larger baskets and learning some pattern weave. Complete
2 beginning classes prior to taking an intermediate class.
Advanced: Challenge yourself as you continue to grow your
weaving skills with a more difficult pattern. Complete 2
beginner classes and 1 intermediate class prior to taking an
advanced class. Material fee is due to the instructor at each
class. Supply cost (listed below). Instructor Carolyn Snedigar,
one finished basket per class
Beginners:
Long Market Basket ($25)
Jan 10
Sa
9:30am-3:00pm
Code 6652
Course CS 101E
WAH 116
$52
Potato/Onion Basket ($20)
Jan 17
Sa
9:30pm-3:00pm
Code 6653
Course CS 101F
WAH 116
$52
Wood Bottom bowl 10” ($25)
Jan 24
Sa
9:30pm-3:00pm
Code 6654
Course CS 101G
WAH 116
$52
Quilt/Picnic Basket ($35)
Jan 31
Sa
9:30pm-3:00pm
Code 6655
Course CS 101H
WAH 116
$52
Handle Braiding ($10) Bring 2-3 completed baskets
Feb 28
Sa
9:30pm-3:00pm
WAH 116
Code 8608
Course CS 101C
$52
Intermediate: Complete 2 beginner classes prior to attending.
Garden Harvest Basket ($25)
Feb 7
Sa
9:30am-3:00pm
WAH 116
Code 6656
Course CS 101J
$52
Stadium/Tote Basket ($45)
Feb 14
Sa
9:30pm-4:00pm
Code 6657
Course CS 101K
Beginning Knitting
Casting on, yarn size, vocabulary and definitions of knitting
terms, needle sizes, how to read patterns, styles of knitting
and sewing garments together, these are just a few of the
things you will learn in this class. Together with the instructor
students will choose the class project. Supply kit includes
needles, yarn and pattern. Supply cost $15-$20. Instructor
Evelyn Baxter
Jan 6 - Feb 10
Code 6650
T
7:00pm-8:30pm
Course CS 102B
WAH 115
$70
New Knitting 2
This class is for students who have completed Beginning
Knitting. Supply kit includes needles, yarn and pattern.
Together with the instructor, students will choose the class
project. Supply cost $15-$20. Instructor Evelyn Baxter
Jan 8 - Feb 12
Code 6651
Th
7:00pm-8:30pm
Course CS 102C
WAH 115
$70
WAH 116
$52
Advanced:
Complete 2 beginner & 1 intermediate classes prior to attending
Wool Drying Basket ($50)
Feb 21
Sa
9:30pm-4:00pm
Code 6658
Course CS 101L
WAH 116
$60
Registration Begins
November 12, 2014
360-736-9391 ext. 427
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“Equip yourself for your own needs.”
Patti Digh, What I Wish For You: Simple Wisdom for a Happy Life
Personal Enrichment
New Production Rabbit Care
Chicken Care and Processing Work Shop
Part 1 Learn how to develop a system for your birds that
will be cost effective and enable the birds to live productive,
healthy and vibrant lives. Students learn about the anatomy
of a chicken, nutritional needs, how to feed them for free,
housing needs and other accommodations, common pests,
diseases, and treatments.
Part 2 Learn how to harvest your chickens. Once hens have
stopped producing eggs, they can still be productive. This
workshop will cover safe and humane dispatch of the chicken,
how to clean and divide the meat; what to keep and what to
toss, using every part of the chicken and (brief) techniques
to serve and cook the meat.
Students take home a basic plan to implement, allowing you
and your chickens to live in harmony along with a few recipes
to use both while chickens are producing eggs and after they
stop. Classes held at 3479 Centralia Alpha Rd., Onalaska
Instructor Chris Hodge
Feb 7
Part I: Code 6631
Sa
10:00am-12:00pm Onalaska
Course CS 181A
$45
Part 2:
Code 6632
Sa 12:00pm-2:00pmOnalaska
Course CS 181B
$45
Save!
Part 1 & Part 2
Code 6633
Sa 10:00am-2:00pmOnalaska
Course CS 181C
$80
Hugelkultur
Hugelkultur are no-dig raised beds
with a difference. They hold moisture,
build fertility, maximize surface volume
and are great spaces for growing fruit,
vegetables and herbs. Hugelkultur,
pronounced
Hoo-gul-culture, means hill culture or
hill mound.
Definition Source: http://www.permaculture.co.uk/
Part 1: Learn how to develop a system for your rabbits that
will be cost effective and will enable them to live productive,
healthy and vibrant lives. You’ll learn about housing, breeding
and feeding needs for a rabbit. We’ll also talk about how to
use their droppings to fertilize your garden.
Part 2: Learn how to harvest your meat rabbits. This
workshop will cover how to: dispatch of the rabbit safely and
humanely, how to clean and divide the meat and how to use
every part of the rabbit. We will briefly cover the different
techniques for tanning the hide. You will take home a basic
plan to implement that will allow you and your rabbits to
live in harmony. Classes held at 3479 Centralia Alpha Rd.,
Onalaska 98570. Instructor Chris Hodge
Jan 17
Part I:
Code 6634
Sa 10:00am-12:00pmOnalaska
Course CS 181D
$45
Part 2:
Code 6635
Sa 12:00pm-2:00pmOnalaska
Course CS 181E
$45 Both
Save!
Part 1 & Part 2
Code 6636
Sa 10:00am-2:00pmOnalaska
Course CS 181F
$80
New Unique Planting and Gardening
Techniques
During this lecture and workshop, we’ll discuss three unique
planting methods that will help you get more from your
garden or small farm. First we’ll discuss hugelkulture garden
beds. We’ll talk about the do’s and don’ts of building a
hugelkulture bed, and what works well to plant in them. Then
we’ll discuss how to build an herb spiral. It’s an effective way
to plant your herbs in a way that benefits multiple species of
herbs and spices so they can grow together in harmony. Last
we’ll discuss no-till gardening by using seed balls, a technique
that was developed by a Japanese farmer, Masanobu Fukuoka.
At the end of the class, you’ll even get to make your own
seed ball! Classes held at 3479 Centralia Alpha Rd., Onalaska,
98570. Instructor Chris Hodge
March 14
Code 8605
Sa
10:00am-12:00pm Onalaska
Course CS 181A
$50
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Personal Enrichment
Preserving Memories: Negatives and Photographs
Everyone has old photographs in a box somewhere. You could be losing those memories by letting them sit in a dark damp attic.
Old photographs and negatives were created by very complex chemical
processes. In this class you will learn how to care for and preserve
those photos. The lecture series will teach you how to preserve your
old photographs and negatives. This is a computer based course, and
participants will learn how to: keep originals safe and clean; different
preservation methods and why they are important, take a photograph
of a photograph or negative; the basics of scanning and photographing
images. How to use basic tools to “fix” photographs. Photoshop and
other photo editing software and tools. We will discuss the different
products and methods available for printing photos and more. The
last class will be a workshop held on Saturday 1/31/15. Supply List:
notebook, pencil, negative or photographs and a USB flash drive.
Intermediate computer skills needed. Instructor Lindsay Hodge.
Jan 7 - Jan 28
Code 6630
W
7:00pm-8:00pm Course CS 151A WAH 212 AND Jan 31Sa
$50
Make Your Living as a Writer & Self-Publishing
Covers skills, tools, and writing process. What editors,
publishers, and readers want. Research, interviewing,
and fact-checking. Querying and submissions. Rights,
contracts, advances, royalties, and getting paid. Marketing
and promotion, specialties, niche markets, libraries, blogs,
reviews, and websites. Ins and outs of self-publishing,
including bar codes, ISBNs, book design, illustrations, and
distribution. PowerPoint presentation and detailed outline.
Get your questions answered, bring a lunch. Instructor Joelle
Steele
Jan 24
Code 6618
Sa 9:00am-2:00pm
Course CS 176A
WAH 105
$70
Write a Great Novel
12:00pm-2:00pmWAH 212
Create & Publish your eBook
You’ve written your book, now turn it into an ebook, publish it,
and sell it. Learn how to prepare your Word doc for a uniform
and effective ebook conversion to all ebook formats. Cover
design for online use. Handling images. ISBNs and ASINs. Selfpublishing, distribution, and pricing. Keyword tags, metadata,
and linking. Promotion, blurbs, blogs, videos, and author
bios. PowerPoint presentation and detailed outline. Get your
questions answered, bring a lunch. Instructor Joelle Steele.
Feb 21
Code 6620
Sa 9:00am-2:00pm
Course CS 176C
WAH 105
$70
Researching and Writing your Family
History or Memoirs
Turn your idea into a great novel and avoid the most common
mistakes writers make. Learn how to develop believable and
relatable characters; structure compelling plots and subplots;
create relevant and idiosyncratic dialogue; write description
that sets tone and place; define your genre; use outlines,
plot charts, and viewpoints; select names for characters and
titles; research for realism and interest; use proven writing
processes; and more. PowerPoint presentation and detailed
outline. Get your questions answeredm bring a lunch.
Instructor Joelle Steele
Covers research, including interviews; personal letters, diaries,
photos, and Internet searches. Using Ellis Island records, SS
Death Index, title searches, ethnicity-specific searches, and
vital statistics docs. Variations in data and getting to the truth
behind stories. Handling delicate info, speculative data, and
“holes” in stories. Fact-checking and ethics. Use of formats
and viewpoints and writing process. Collecting, identifying,
dating, and managing images. Kinship terms, charts, and
trees. PowerPoint presentation and detailed outline. Get
your questions answered. Bring a lunch, 1 hour lunch break.
Instructor Joelle Steele
Feb 7
Code 6619
Mar 7
Code 8604
7
Sa 9:00am-2:00pm
Course CS 176B
WAH 105
$70
Sa 9:00am-3:00pm
Course CS 176A
WAH 113
$70
Personal Enrichment
Beginning Ballroom Dancing
American Sign Language II
This course is an extension of the previous quarter’s teaching,
covering the remaining half of the textbook with enhanced
lessons. Students will be challenged to participate in in-class
signing and at-home research assignments. Students will also
be provided practical opportunities to utilize their signing
skills with the Deaf community at local events. Interested
persons will need to commit to attending all classes and
at least one local event. In-class participation is a MUST.
Students will need pens/pencils, notebook paper and a
1”-3”ring binder as well as the textbook: “Talking With Your
Hands, Listening with Your Eyes” the book is widely available
online. Instructor Julie Lobaugh
Jan 6 - Mar 10 T
6:00pm-8:00pm
Code 6659
Course CS 238A
WSC 111
$50
Learn to glide your partner around the dance floor with style
and grace. You will learn the salsa, waltz, foxtrot, swing,
rumba, cha cha, tango, and nightclub two-step. Leading and
following techniques and timing are stressed. Classes will
be held at Flying Tiger Exercise Arts Center at 219 S. Tower,
Centralia. Instructor Ms. Marie Kiser
Jan 5 - Mar 9
M
6:00pm-7:00pm
Code 6640
Course CS 157B
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6641
Course SNRC 093A
FTEAC
$55
Jan 8 - Mar 12
Th
7:00pm-8:00pm
Code 6642
Course CS 157C
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6643
Course SNRC 093B
FTEAC
$55
$25
$25
Intermediate Ballroom Dancing
Jan 8 - Mar 12
Th
6:00pm-7:00pm
Code 6644
Course CS 157D
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6645
Course SNRC 093C
FTEAC
$47
$25
Advanced Ballroom Dancing
Pacific Northwest Chamber Orchestra
The orchestra provides performance experience for high
school, college or adult community string musicians. Players
will be seated by the conductor through audition at the first
rehearsal; prepare a short excerpt to demonstrate your skill.
Sight-reading will be required. Additional sectional rehearsals
may be scheduled as needed. Musicians must supply their
own instrument. Supported in its activities by the Pacific
Northwest Orchestra Association. Conductor David Judd.
No class 1/19 & 2/16
Jan 5 - Mar 16
Code 6609
M
7:00pm-9:00pm
Course CS 163B
Jan 5 - Mar 9
M
7:00pm-8:00pm
Code 6646
Course CS 157E
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6647
Course SNRC 093D
FTEAC
$47
$25
WAH 150
$25
Modern Western Square Dance
Community Band
Lewis County Community Band offers performance experience
for band instrumentalists, college students, and community
adults. Provides opportunity to improve technical and musical
skills, as well as community service when possible. If you
do not have an instrument, some are available through the
college for a rental fee of $15 per quarter. Directed by Louie
Blaser
Jan 6 - Mar 17
Code 6610
T
7:00pm-9:00pm
Course CS 163B
WAH 150
$25
Meet new fun people in a family friendly environment.
Improve your health with an American Medical Association
recognized low impact aerobic dance form. Modern Western
Square Dancing is friendship set to music. Lesson are held at
the Oakview Grange, 2715 N. Pearl, Centralia. The music is
modern and lessons are taught by a nationally known caller/
instructor. Fun for all ages. Singles or couples are welcome.
Club members will be on hand to help out. Come as you
are. No special outfits are needed, wear comfortable shoes.
Contact Mike & Marion Freels at 360-273-4884 or Larry and
Andrea at 360-273-6008. We invite you to join the fun.
Jan 7 - Mar 25
Code 6621
W
7:00pm-9:00pm
Course CS 157A
Centralia
$50
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Business & Professional Development
Forklift Certification
This 8-hour course is designed to certify operators of sit-down
counterbalance lift trucks, light, medium, and heavy duty.
Students will have written and hands on testing. Cost for the
class $140. If you are interested in Forklift Certification please
call our office for more information 360-736-9391 ext. 427
First Aid & CPR Certification
Emergency care of an injured or ill person to prevent death
or further injury, relieve pain, and counteract shock until aid
is obtained. Upon completion, students receive an American
Heart Association card. This course includes certification for
adult, child and infant First Aid, CPR and AED. No refunds
will be given if you do not withdraw at least 24 hours before
the start of class. Cost for each class is $60. Instructor Chris
Layton
Sa
Dec 6
Jan 10
Feb 21
Mar 28
Apr 25
8:30am-4:00pm HWC 106
Code 6602
Course CE 207A
Code 6603
Course CE 207B
Code 6608
Course CE 207C
Code 8602
Course CE 207A
Code 8603
Course CE 207B
Customized Training
for Business & Industry
Convenient - On-site training, saving time,
travel and cost. Our instructors are professionals who come to you with customized training
for your employees.
Employee Development - increase confidence,
productivity, customer service and job skills
Classes Available
First Aid & CPR
Project Management
Forklift Certification
Flagger Certification
Supervision
Conflict Resolution
Organizational & Leadership
Team Building
Computer Training - Offered in a classroom on
campus or at your site using laptops.
Modules available: Word, Excel, Powerpoint,
Outlook, or customize your class.
Contact:
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Workforce & Continuing Education
360-736-9391 ext. 427
Flagger Training & Certification
You will be taught professional flagging techniques and
proper work zone set-up in accordance with standards
and guidelines of the Federal Manual on Uniform Traffic
Control Devices (MUTCD), Washington State Department of
Transportation (WSDOT), and the Department of Labor and
Industries (L & I) Washington Administrative Code pertaining
to flagging and temporary traffic control. Students passing
the demonstration portion and 50 question exam will receive
the Washington State Flagger Certification Card accepted in
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana, and the American
Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) National Flagger
Certification Card accepted in most other States. Course
includes references to the ATSSA flagging work book, MUTCD,
workshops, flagging demonstration, video, and PowerPoint
presentation. Successful completion of course certifies
students for a period of three years. No refunds will be given
if you do not withdraw at least 24 hours prior to the start
of class. Cost for each class is $55. Instructor Rich Bunker .
Sat
Dec 6
Jan 10
Feb 14
Mar 21
Apr 11 8:00am-5:00pm WAH 115
Code 6600
Course CE 200A
Code 6601
Course CE 200B
Code 6607
Course CE 200C
Code 8600
Course CE 200A
Code 8601
Course CE 200B
Computers & Technology
Computer Basics for Beginners
This class is for the new computer user who wants to learn
about computers in an easy to understand hands-on course.
You will learn to use the desktop, taskbar, scroll bars and
other controls necessary to be proficient in Windows.
Effectively use the basic programs to write letters and save
into organized folders you create. Learn to use flash drives
to make information portable. This class uses Windows 7,
Not Windows 8. Instructor Amanda Warner, no class 1/19.
Jan 5 - Feb 2
M
6:00pm-8:30pm
Code 6622
Course CS 152A
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6623
Course SNRC 043A
WAH 212
$50
$30
Intermediate Computer This course is for students who have completed Computer
Basics or have an understanding of creating and saving
documents. We will continue to work with file management
skills, practicing, creating, copying, moving, and deleting files
and folders. Expand your knowledge to include common tasks
such as printing and moving information from one application
or folder to another. Use “search” to find anything on your
computer! We will also learn to maintain your computer and
work with the Control Panel to make common personalization
changes. Navigating the Internet and how to effectively
find and save information. This class uses Windows 7, Not
Windows 8. Instructor Amanda Warner.
Feb 23 - Mar 16 M
6:00pm-8:30pm
Code 6626
Course CS 152C
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6627
Course SNRC 043C
WAH 212
$50
$30
Microsoft Word
Designed to help you become efficient at creating, editing
and saving documents. Topics include formatting, copying,
selecting, and editing. Instructor Amanda Warner
Jan 7 - Jan 28 W
6:00pm-8:30pm
Code 6624
Course CS 152B
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6625
Course SNRC 043B
WAH 212
$50
$30
Microsoft Excel
Introductory class! Students will learn to create new
worksheets and edit existing worksheets. Learn to input
data, use auto fills to save time and improve accuracy, format
data using color, fonts, size and how to sort and select data
effectively. Class will also cover writing formulas and creating
charts to present data. Instructor Amanda Warner
Feb 25 - Mar 18 W
6:00pm-8:30pm
Code 8609
Course CS 152A
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 8610
Course SNRC 043A
WAH 212
$50
$30
New Facebook for Everyone
Are you getting the most out of Facebook? If not, then this
exciting course is for you. Facebook students will start by
understanding why it is so popular and the things that can
be done with it. Students will further learn to build and
modify a personal profile and a privacy strategy in line with
best practices and personal preferences. Additionally, learn
the multi-media skills required to select and post pictures,
video, documents and other media to their Facebook profiles,
groups or pages. Finally, learn accelerated multi-media
learning strategies that will transfer to other areas of media.
Students should have basic computer skills. Instructor Mitchel
Townsend
Jan 17, 31, Feb 14, 28
Sa 9:00am-10:30am
Code 6660
Course CS 151B
WAH 209
$20
New Multimedia and You
Pictures, Videos, Blogs, and Podcasts Oh My!! Have you
ever wondered how to create colorful and rich Multimedia?
Students will journey step by step through the process
of designing, creating and constructing different types of
Multimedia. Together we will create Multimedia magic!
Students should have basic computer skills. Instructor Mitchel
Townsend
Jan 17, 31, Feb 14, 28
Sa 11:00am-1:00pm
Code 6661
Course CS 151C
WAH 209
$20
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Health & Wellness
New Year’s Resolution
Hypnosis Slim Weight Release
New Your Body Speaks Your Mind
Want to slim down, shed pounds, inches, look and feel more
energetic? Discover why fad diets don’t work, why will power
isn’t enough. Create a new YOU! Learn how to change your
preferences for healthy foods and how to increase your body’s
ability to burn fat. Discover how and why self-hypnosis can
make all the difference in your successful and healthy release
of weight. Learn what hypnosis is and what it can and can’t
do for you. Discover how aroma can help you control your
appetite. Learn whole mind technologies to help you achieve
your goals. Instructor Anine Grumbles.
Feb 5 - Feb 19 Th
6:00pm-8:00pm
TEC 109
Code 6662 Course CS 208A
$45
New Meditation for Everyone
As we all know, life is stressful. Many people have turned
rightfully to meditation to cultivate inner peace and
soulfulness, but often, without proper knowledge or
instruction. There are many types of meditation techniques.
Most people need to learn to concentrate-to focus the
mind before the mind is quiet enough to sustain a peaceful
communion with soul. This class is an introductory discussion
on pre-meditation techniques: reflection, concentration,
imagination and visualization. We will address why the
mind is active, what stimulates it, and why reflecting upon
these reasons is part of the process. We will also talk briefly
about the energy centers and visit the use of chant from all
spiritual traditions a tool for quieting the mind. Discussion
and experiential exercises are divided evenly throughout
the class. This class will NOT be concerned with yoga asana
(postures). Instructor Jyoti Josahnetara
January 24
Code 6687
Sa
12:30pm-4:30pm
Course CS 206C
WAH 113
$35
New Introduction to Chakras
What are chakras? Where are they located and do I have
them? What do they do and why do I need to know about
them? This course examines the seven standard chakra
system and teaches the participant how to read them, clear
them and balance them. Instructor Chuck Nesmith
Feb 3 - Feb 17
Code 6665
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6:30pm-8:30pm
Course CS 206A
WAH 109
$30
This workshop details current working concepts on how
unconscious mental and emotional patterns act upon the
body and how gaining awareness of these can help relieve
physical symptoms. Illnesses can be seen as metaphors of
underlying psychological dynamics. Understanding that we
are far more than we think we are is essential to self-healing.
Bring your date of birth, time of birth, and place of birth, as
we will also look at the astrology of health issues. Instructor
Jyoti Josahnetara
February 28
Code 6688
Sa
12:30pm-4:30pm
Course CS 206D
WAH 113
$35
New Understanding New Thought
Spirituality
Many People are adopting a way of spirituality called “New
Thought”. New Thought is not a religion, a set of beliefs or
even a set of rituals but simply a way of connecting to the
divine spark within us. How does it work? What are its
practices? What are its benefits? Is it for me? Answers to
these questions and more. Instructor Chuck Nesmith
Jan 15 - Feb 19 Th
6:30pm-8:30pm
Code 6667
Course CS 208B
WAH109
$60
Healing Body, Mind & Spirit
The Human Energy Field is discussed and described in terms
of acupuncture meridians, chakras (energy centers on the
body), and the five energy bodies. Learn about Reiki and
Healing Touch for accelerated physical healing; Emotional
Freedom Technique (EFT) and Regression Therapy for
release of emotional issues; and Inner Light Consciousness
(ILC) Meditation, Life Between Lives Therapy, Trans-Scalar
Healing and Spiritual Journeys for spiritual development
and exploration. No prior experience necessary. Classes
held at Evergreen Healing Arts Center in Chehalis. See www.
howardbatie.com for additional details and driving directions,
or call 360-219-8512. Instructor Howard Batie
Jan 10 - Jan 24
Code 6663
Sa
9:00am-5:00pm
Course CS 209A
Chehalis
$95
Reiki Level I for Caregivers
This all-day Reiki I class provides the instruction and
attunements for Reiki Level I that will teach you how to
transfer healing Reiki energies directly to yourself or to
another person for restoring health and wellness on all
levels. No prior training is required. Instruction, complete
manual and certification is provided by Reiki Master-Instructor
Howard Batie. Classes held at Evergreen Healing Arts Center
in Chehalis. See www.howardbatie.com for additional details
and driving directions, or call 360-219-8512.
January 31
Code 6664
Sa
9:00am-5:00pm
Course CS 207A
Chehalis
$150
Health & Wellness
Senior Adult Fitness (previously Cardiac Capri)
Senior Adult Fitness is a medically supervised exercise class for
individuals who have had a heart attack or are at high risk of
heart disease. Individuals with pulmonary disorders are also
encouraged to participate. For more information contact the
instructor Jana Dean #360-748-6892 No class 1/19 & 2/16
Jan 5 - Mar 20 MWF 7:00am-7:50am
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6611
Course SNRC 096A
HWC 125
Jan 5 - Mar 20 MWF 8:00am-8:50am
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6612
Course SNRC 096B
HWC 125
$42
$42
Senior-Friendly T’ai Chi, Wu Style Level 1
Learn the slow and graceful movements of Wu style T’ai Chi in
an approach designed for the abilities of mature adults. Ta’i
Chi has been shown to improve balance, coordination, and
lower-body strength and lead to deep relaxation. Instructor
Margaret Rader No class 1/19 & 2/16
Jan 5 - Mar 18
MW 2:00pm-2:50pm
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6648
Course SNRC 090B
HWC 200
$35
Senior-Friendly T’ai Chi, Wu Style Level 2
For students who have taken at least two quarters of SeniorFriendly Tai Chi and who would like to learn the entire Wustyle long form. We will also emphasize exercises to increase
strength, flexibility and deepening intent and relaxation. Class
will be combined with Level 1. Instructor Margaret Rader
No class 1/19 & 2/16
Jan 5 - Mar 18
MW 2:00pm-2:50pm
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6649
Course SNRC 090C
HWC 200
$35
Interested in teaching?
Do you have a hobby, talent or
expertise you would like to share with
others and earn income at the same
time? Continuing Education is always
looking for new classes and
instructors. We are now accepting
new course proposals for
Spring Quarter 2015
Please contact Karie Jorgensen at 360-736-9391
ext. 623 or email at [email protected]
New Yoga
An exercise class combines flexibility, muscular strength,
endurance, and relaxation. Students will be encouraged to
work at their own level of fitness. Instructor Emily Parnham
Jan 6 - Mar 19
Code 6710
T Th 6:00pm–6:50pm
Course CS 129E
HWC 200
$54
T'ai Chi Daytime
T’ai Chi is a centuries old Chinese form of exercise characterized
by slow, graceful movements of a gentle, non-impact nature.
Instructor Russell Barr. No class 1/19 & 2/16.
Jan 5 - Mar 18 MW 8:00am-8:50am
Code 6613
Course CS 129A
Lifelong Learners 50+
Code 6614
Course SNRC 090A
HWC 200
$54
$35
Beginning-Advanced Tae kwon-do
Multi-level classes for men, women, and young adults (ages
16 and up) providing excellent exercise, body conditioning and
mental discipline. Basic through advanced Karate techniques
and forms required for advancement from white belt
through black belt. Helps develop self-confidence, balance,
and self-defense. Associated with Northwest Tae kwon-do
Association. Instructor Larry Grove. No class 1/19 & 2/16
Jan 5 - Mar 18
Beginning
Intermediate
Advanced
MW 6:00pm-8:00pm
HWC 200
Code 6515 Course CS 129B
$69
Code 6516 Course CS 129C
$69
Code 6517 Course CS 129D
$69
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Directions, Parking & Maps
Parking
Campus Parking
Parking permits are free of charge and can be obtained
through the Admissions & Records Office. During the
day please do not park in college parking lots unless
you have a Centralia College Parking Permit. There are
plenty of parking spots along the street. For night
classes, students can use the college parking lots as
well as street-side parking.
Directions
Karen Milton's Glass Shop
I-5 heading SOUTH, take exit 88 then right
at end of ramp, keep right
I-5 heading NORTH, take exit 88 then left at
end of ramp, travel to right lane
Turn Right on Elderberry (first intersection
at end of overpass). Take first Left on 196th
Flying Tiger Exercise Arts Center
Parking available on the street & the Aerie parking lot. Avenue. Turn Right on Sargent Road at
in the back of the building.
next intersection. Travel about one mile,
turn Left at four-way stop onto 183rd Ave.
Directions
Travel about 3/4 mile , take a Right on Irwin
Main Campus
St. Karen's shop is immediately to the left.
I-5 heading SOUTH, take exit 82 then left at end
of ramp
FTEAC- Flying Tiger / Aerie Ballroom
I-5 heading NORTH take exit 82 then right at end I-5 heading SOUTH, take exit 81, left at end
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I-5 heading NORTH, take exit 81, right at
end of ramp
Follow Mellon St. east. Turn left on South
Tower St. Located at 219 South Tower
OAK STREET
Travel Harrison Avenue in right lane, turns into
Main street after the curves. Turn right on
Washington Avenue (stop light). Continue
straight one block to four-way stop. The campus
is to the left and right of this intersection
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with the Family Educational
Rights and Privacy Act
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certain rights with respect
to your records. They
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and review your educational records within 45
days of the day Centralia
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a record that you believe is
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College to comply with the
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The name and address of
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FERPA is: Family Policy
Compliance Office, U.S.
Department of Education,
600 Independence Avenue,
SW, Washington, D.C.
20202-4605. For a detailed
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and how they effect you,
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Admissions Office.
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Chakras
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