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How To Register
For A Class
Cut out and complete the registration form located on page fifteen in this catalog. Mail the
form with payment to CCC, Attn Delilah Gillming, 3519 2nd Ave, Kearney, NE 68847. You can
drop off your registration and payment at the Kearney Center, 3519 2nd Ave. Please use one
form per person; make a copy for a friend.
You may also contact the Community Programming Coordinator, Delilah Gillming at 308-3384008 or 1-877-222-0780, ext. 4008; reach us by e-mail at [email protected].
Table of Contents
Adult Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Arts & Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Cameras & Photography. . . . . . . . . . 7
Computers & Technology. . . . . . . . . .8
Cooking & Entertaining. . . . . . . . . . 15
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Health Care Training. . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Personal Enrichment. . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Registration Form. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Boardwalk
Quilt page 4
Essential
Oils page 12
Our cover this spring was painted by one of our CCC
Community Education students, Gwen Nickerson. She painted
this picture during the Watercolor class this last fall. While she
was painting, I asked her if we could use her painting on the
cover of the Spring catalog. Her response was “But it’s not done
yet?” I told her it didn’t matter if she finished it or not, it was a
reflection of who she is and what she was trying to do.
The painting simple spoke to me. I’ve never had that truly
happen before so even I was surprised. When I look at this
painting I see peacefulness and tranquility. Something everyone
needs a little more of these days. I’m glad that Gwen agreed to share this with us and
even if she never finishes the painting, I for one have enjoyed her work. She also inspires
me to try new things or get back to being creative with my hobbies.
Creating something through painting, crafting or scrap booking is a wonderful relief for
stress and gives you some time to regroup. There are several classes this spring that will
open doors to creativity for you. Explore art journaling or paint majestic mountains. Try
your hand at watercolor like Gwen or give quilting a try. Check out our Pinterest Inspired
classes turn something Old into Something New. There are plenty of ways to discover
your creative side.
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Pinterest Inspired!
You’ve pinned it, now make it! These “hands-on” classes
will walk you through the steps to make simple Pinterest projects.
Plus, you don’t have to buy the supplies or clean up the mess.
Phoenix Necklace
Something Old into Something
New: Rug Braiding with Old
Sheets
Rug braiding is a craft nearly anyone can
learn. A simple braid is sewn or glued
together to create a beautiful rug. Each is
one of a kind and can be made nearly
anywhere – your home, at a class, or on
vacation. In this class we will be using
(upcycling) old sheets to create our rugs.
Join this class to share the experience of
creating a one-of-a-kind rug for your home
and learn how you can be more sustainable
with your crafts. Bring 5-6 old sheets to use
for your rug.
Thursday,April 23rd & 30th, 6:30-8:30
p.m., KHS, RM 403, $29, Brianna Happel
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 6250 DK101
Wax-Resist
Egg Painting
Take your Easter
eggs to a whole
new level! Wax
Resist Dyed Eggs
is great way for older kids and adults to
share in the Easter egg experience. You can
create intricate patterns or a simple design
with the techniques you will learn in this
hands on class. Each student will get a wax
stylus tool to take home to make more eggs
for your Easter celebration.
Thursday, March 5th, 6:30-8:30 p.m., KHS,
RM 604, Tuition $29, Brianna Happel
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1000 DK101
In this class each participant will create
two unique & DRAMATIC~ one of a kind
pieces of jewelry with an easy to learn
technique using felt, recycled jewelry parts,
buttons and collected items. Each necklace
will have built in history. The shape and
dramatic look is up to the designer. This is a
class for those wanting to learn how to
upcycle small objects and create necklaces
that make people ask, “Where did you get
that!?”
Tuesday,
March 31st, 6:30-8:30
p.m., CCC Kearney,
RM 134, Tuition
$25, $ 10 supply
fee payable to the
instructor the day of
class, Diane Ready
Instructor - 14/NC
AVOR 1000 CK106
Whimsperations: Exploring Art
Through Journaling
Art Journaling is your passport to
“freedom of expression”. Art Journaling is
for anyone with the desire to lead a more
creative life. You’ll be in great company.
Many famous artists such as Van Gogh,
Picasso, and DaVinci to name a few have
recorded their thoughts in art journals.
There are no rules.... It’s all about selfexpression.... Words and images on paper.
You can’t draw, you say? Well, there is no
need... You can use collage, stamps, photos,
and other ways to get images onto your
pages. Each week you’ll be shown samples
and/or techniques to inspire you to create an
art journal of your own. Once you’ve started
you won’t look back!!
Thursdays, February 5th - 26th, 6:30-8:30
p.m., KHS, RM 604, Tuition $39, Brianna
Happel Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1600
DK101
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Arts & Crafts
Bob Ross “Misty Foothills”
Come and create your own “Misty
Foothills”, a beautiful foreground lake with
a distant mist shrouded mountain. Follow
Karen’s easy step by step instructions to take
home your completed painting at the end of
class ready to frame and enjoy! All supplies
included for painting, please bring your own
paper towels and clothes to paint in. There will
be a half -hour break for lunch on your own.
Saturday, February 21st, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30
p.m., CCC Kearney, RM 134, Tuition $73,
Karen Pochop Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1600
CK104
Boardwalk Quilt
It will soon be time to dust off the sewing
machine, find the rotary cutter, and get back
to creating beautiful things with fabric. This
session’s quilt is called Broad Walk. The
small group setting allows you to get personal
attention and provides you with opportunities
to network with fellow quilters. No matter
what your skill level, you can always learn
something new when you take a quilting
class.
Mondays, February 9th - April 20th, 6:30 9:30 p.m., KHS, RM 206, Tuition $65, Esther
Javins Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 6150 DK101
Watercolor
Making Memories - Creating a
T-shirt Quilt
This is your opportunity to turn those
special T-shirts into quilt. What a great way to
preserve those memories and upcycle your
old T-shirt The size of your blocks and quilt
will depend on how many shirts you want to
use. As few as 12 shirts can be used to make
a lap size quilt and as many as 45 to 50 can
be used to create a queen sized quilt. A few
outside hours of sewing will need to be done
to finish on schedule. Students will need to
supply all fabrics, rotary tools and notions.
Sewing machines will be provided. A supply
list will be provided the first night of class. On
the first night of class please bring all the
T-shirts you want to upcycle and a good pair
of scissors.
Thursdays, February 12th - April 9th, 6:309 p.m., KHS, RM 206, Tuition $55, Robyn
Hubbert Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 6150 DK103
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Students will learn to use multiple easy
watercolor techniques & multi-media to create
1 – 2 beautiful (floral or landscape) painting(s)
on textured paper worthy of framing.
Beginners welcome! Come and give it a try.
Watercolors are a great material to work with.
They are portable and cost efficient. It’s never
too late to try something new or brush up on
your skills!
Saturday, March 14th, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 134, Tuition $59, $15 supply
fee payable to the instructor the day of class,
Diane Ready Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1600
CK103
Mom and Me Quilting Class Disappearing 9 patch
This class is designed for a mom and child
(8 to 12 years old). The class will cover the
basics of sewing, selecting and using tools,
using a sewing machine, and hand stitching.
While learning to use the tools correctly we
will make disappearing 9 patch blocks that
can be turned into throw pillows or a small lap
quilt. (Students choosing to make a lap quilt
will need to do sewing outside of class time.
A supply list will be provided the first night of
class. Students are welcome to bring their
own sewing machine or use the machines
provided.
Tuesdays, March 31st - April 28th, 6:30-8:30
p.m., KHS, RM 206, Tuition $65, Robyn
Hubbert Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 6150 DK102
Still Life Pencil Drawing for
Beginners
Learn the
fundamentals of
drawing with charcoal
in a live setting. We
will start with gesture
drawing and speed
sketching, then work
toward a more finished
product as you get
comfortable with each
method. A high-energy
class that will leave
you feeling like you did an “art workout”. Be
prepared to get your hands a little dirty.
Tuesday, April 21st, 6:30-8:30 p.m., KHS, RM
405, Tuition $29, Taylor Nation Instructor - 14/
NC AVOR 1020 DK100
Bob Ross “In The Stillness of
the Morning”
You’ll be able to create your own private
spot by the lake, surrounded by towering
pine trees in this beautiful calm lake scene.
Karen will take you through easy step by
step instructions so you’ll take home your
completed painting at the end of the class
ready to frame and enjoy! All supplies
included for painting, please bring your own
paper towels and be ready to paint. There will
be a half-hour break for lunch on your own.
Saturday, April 18th, 9:30 a.m. -3:30 p.m.,
CCC Kearney, RM 134, Tuition $73, Karen
Pochop Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1600
CK105
Free Motion Quilting
Free motion quilting (FMQ) is a fun and
creative way to finish your quilt. The first of
two classes will cover the basics of FMQ
such as setting up the machine, batting,
threads and basic overall stitching designs.
Class two will focus on choosing designs
and various filler options as well as the lovely
feather and its many variations. All classes
will include practice time as well as show and
tell. This class is for experienced quilters.
Materials Needed: sewing machine and
manual, general supplies such as scissors,
thread, bobbins and at least one 14” x 14”
quilt sandwich for practice. Please bring your
own machine and its manual.
Thursdays, April 9th - 16th, 6-9 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 141, Tuition $59, Shirley
Wahlgreen Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 6150
CK101
Mad Hatters For Red Hat Ladies
In this class we will be creating a perfectly
fitting flamboyant and fabulous hat for your
red hat lady events. All Materials provided.
You are welcome to bring items you’d
like to add to your hat such as flowers,
netting, bling… The class will conclude with
glamorous photos taken by the instructor with
you in your new hat! Images will be e-mailed
to you!
Mondays, April 20th & 27th, 5:30-7:30 p.m.,
CCC Kearney, RM 134, Tuition $25, $20
supply fee payable to the instructor the day of
class, Diane Ready Instructor - 14/NC AVOR
1150 CK103
UNFINISHED PROJECTS
This is an all-day event for individuals who need time and space to finish some of those
crafts you haven’t had time to work on. Bring your supplies and enjoy a day of crafting
with friends. Come and go as you like throughout the day. Bring your own food and drinks.
Vending machines are available.
Saturday, March 14th, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., CCC Kearney, RM 143, Tuition $7 - 14/NC AVOR 1000
CK105
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Creating Glass Beads:
Beginning Lampworking
Abstract Acrylic Painting
This three day beginning class lets
students explore the magic of playing with
hot glass! This class gives you both the
information and basic skills necessary to start
making glass beads on your own. There is
an emphasis on safety and knowing your
equipment and materials. You will learn about
the different types of glass, the importance
of annealing your beads, how to pull stringer
and simple decorative cane, make basic
shapes, and use decorative elements and
tools. You will make simple but beautiful
beads using dots, frits, stringer and encasing.
Class size is small, to
ensure you receive
individual attention.
Tuesday, April 7th
- 21st, 6:30-8 p.m.,
KHS, RM 406, Tuition
$29, $100 supply
fee payable to the
instructor the day of
class, Shilo Parker
Instructor - 14/NC
AVOR 1000 DK100
Release your inner Picasso while you learn
from local artist Diane Martelle Ready about
fun & easy abstract painting techniques. In
this class you will be creating a lively abstract
painting using geometric shapes on 16 x 20
(or larger) canvas. You have the option to
customize your color palate by bringing paints
from home such as wall paints, etc…. You
will learn many fun techniques that famous
artists use in abstract painting. This class
gives a great opportunity to bring a friend,
sweetie or family member and work as a
team to create a multi-canvas masterpiece
that is coordinated with your décor. No need
to bring anything at all. All materials are
provided for you. 20.00 per canvas material
fee. (When you register, let us know if you will
be painting one or 2 canvas’)
Saturday, May 2nd, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 134, Tuition $49, $20 supply
fee payable to the instructor the day of class,
Diane Ready Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1010
CK101
Real Estate
Real Estate Principles and
Practices
This course is designed to help students
gain the knowledge necessary to pass the
State test for Real Estate salesperson license.
This class will cover a broad range of topics;
weekly take home assignments and tests
given during class sessions. Course meets
the 30-hour requirement for the Nebraska
Real Estate Commission.
Required textbooks:
Modern Real Estate
Practice, 17th edition, is
available in the Grand
Island campus bookstore.
Mondays, January 19th April 13th, 6-9 p.m., CCC
Kearney, Room to be
announced, Tuition $184
plus cost of book, Richard
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Real Estate Finance
This course will provide the student with
a background in the methods of financing
various types of real estate, the legal
instruments used, the variety of mortgages
available and the people and institutions
involved in making loans. Nebraska laws with
reference to real estate financing will be given
special considerations. The course will meet
the 30-hour requirement for the Nebraska
Real Estate Commission. Require textbook:
Essentials of Real Estate Finance by Sirota
13th edition is available in the Grand Island
campus bookstore or on-line at www.efollette.
com.
Thursdays, January 22nd - April 16th, 6-9
p.m., CCC Kearney, Room to be announced,
Tuition $184 plus cost of book, Richard
Ahlschwede Instructor
These classes are dependent on IP availability
and student enrollment.
Cameras & Photography
Using Flash to Greatly Improve
Your Pictures
Do you often find yourself shooting sports,
graduation and school programs without
enough light? Does the built-in flash on your
camera leave your pictures in the dark?
This hands-on class will demonstrate the
differences in technique when using the builtin flash versus external flash for your camera.
We will also look at how to use the flash off
camera for a more dramatic image, as well as
expanding beyond the use of one flash. How
to choose the correct flash for your needs will
be covered.
Tuesday, March 17th, 7:30-9 p.m., The
Camera Dr., 5810 2nd Ave, Tuition $45, Alain
Mais Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1200 DK104
Beyond the Kit Lens, Choosing
Your Next Lens
Whether it be Portrait, Sports, Nature or a
lens that you can use for all occasions your
camera can only take as good of pictures as
your lens will let it. In this class we will cover
lens options and how to select the best one
for your memories. Bringing your camera to
this session is highly recommended.
Tuesday, March 10th, 7:30-9 p.m., The
Camera Dr, 5810 2nd Ave, Tuition $45, Alan
Mais Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1200 DK105
To register for any class in this
catalog contact us at
877-222-0780, ext 4008
or 308-338-4008 or e-mail
[email protected].
Beginning Digital Camera
Confused and frustrated by your digital
camera? Then this course is for you!
Subjects to be covered are the basics of
taking pictures digitally, hands-on operation
of your camera, available accessories,
troubleshooting, and learning how to take the
pictures you want. Participants will receive
handouts and specific instruction on their
camera. Note: SLR stands for single lens
reflex. Single lens reflex cameras have the
option to add/remove lens to the camera
body.
Tuesdays, March 3rd -17th, 5:30 - 7 p.m.,
The Camera Dr, 5810 2nd Ave, $75, Alan
Mais Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1200 DK106
Guaranteed Better Photography
Designed for novice or advanced, in this
exciting course you will learn how you can
immediately get better photos, guaranteed,
while improving your shooting technique! We
will cover topics such as holding the camera
tricks for sharper images, using dramatic
light, developing your eye, exposure, white
balance and more! You will soon find yourself
capturing more keepers while gaining more
confidence.
Tuesday, March 3rd, 7:30 - 9 p.m., The
Camera Dr, 5810 2nd Ave, Tuition $45 Alan
Mais Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 1200 DK107
Phoneography
Do you like to take pictures on your
iPhone or Galaxy? Any smartphone that has
a camera will work. YES you can get great
pictures even on your phone and even in less
than ideal settings. We will talk about design,
technique, and hints and tips to make your
pictures stand above the rest!
Thursday, March
12th &19th, 6:308:30 p.m., KHS,
RM 401, Tuition
$29, Brianna
Happel Instructor
- 14/NC AVOR
8200 DK100
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Computer & Technology
Bridge to
Microsoft 2013
Have you recently
upgraded to Office
2010 or 2013?
Thinking about
whether you should
make the change?
During theses 3-hour
class, the instructor
will provide an
overview of what’s
new and different in Microsoft Office 2010
and 2013. Students will work with sample
files to increase their confidence and comfort
with the new look. Specific topics will include
using the ribbon, tabs & quick access tool
bar; becoming familiar with new tools such
as the mini tool bar, live preview, building
blocks, themes & pinning files in the recent
documents list.
Word and Outlook - Monday, January 26th,
6-9 p.m., CCC Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $39,
Stephen Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR
8150 CK106
Excel and Power Point - Monday, February
2nd, 6-9 p.m., CCC Kearney, RM 140, $39,
$39, Stephen Heaton Instructor - 14/NC
AVOR 8150 CK107
Microsoft Word 13 Basic
Create, edit and save documents;
explore cut, copy, paste and delete text
word commands. Practice formatting and
paragraph features, bullets and numbered
lists; check grammar and spelling; and
use the thesaurus. Prerequisite: Windows
knowledge.
Monday, February 23rd, 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.,
CCC Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $49, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8150 CK108
Please note that all our computer
classes are PC based with the
exception of the iPad and iPhone
classes. You are welcome to
bring your Apple product but can
not always guarantee that our
instructors will have knowledge
of the product.
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Microsoft Word 13 Intermediate
Explore styles, section breaks, and
columns and how to format tables. Use
graphics, draw and edit shapes, and create
text boxes. Learn how to print out labels and
envelopes. Prerequisite: Introduction to Word
or equivalent knowledge.
Monday, March 2nd, 5:30 - 9:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $49, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8150 CK109
Microsoft Excel Basic
Discover why Microsoft Excel is the most
widely used spreadsheet application for office
& home. Whether you are an office manager,
family budget manager or sports team parent
- discover the power and ease of using an
Excel spreadsheet to help you track, analyze
and communicate data. Learn how to create
spreadsheets, edit, add formulas, format and
print spreadsheets.
Monday, March 9th, 5:30 - 9:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $49, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8150 CK110
Microsoft Excel Intermediate
Build upon your Excel skills with this class
that covers more advanced topics such as
graphing, multiple file management, linking,
auto filler, data protection and pivot tables.
Pre-requisite: Experience with Excel or Basic
Excel class.
Monday, March 16th, 5:30-9:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $49, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8150 CK111
Microsoft Power Point Basic
Create effective slide shows. Use views,
help menu. Learn to add, delete, rearrange
slides; change fonts, size, color. Use cut,
copy, and paste; insert, resize, align, and
connect objects; understand draw tool bar
commands; insert pictures and formatting.
Prerequisite: understanding of basic
computer terminology, functions, and mouse
usage.
Tuesday, April 7th, 5:30-9:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $49, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8150 CK112
Microsoft Power Point
Intermediate
Learn how to import outlines and charts,
add animation, work with masters, make the
presentation, use multimedia and create a
template. Discover how best to distribute your
presentation and integrate other Microsoft
Office files.
Tuesday, April 14th, 5:30-9:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $49, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8150 CK113
Cyber Security
Cyber security is a growing issue as data
breaches, scams, and identity theft are on
the rise, but there are steps you can take to
improve your security and keep your identity
safe. Do you know what threats to your cyber
security are out there? Discover more about
the cyber security today! See how to protect
yourself and your assets while using the
internet to complete transactions.
Monday February 9th, 6-8 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $29, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8050 CK101
Picture This: Creating
Infographics
Basic Photo Shop
This is an introductory course for
digital photographers who are interested
in discovering some of the basic photo
enhancement skills in Photoshop Elements.
The aim is to overcome some of the fears and
pitfalls of using this awesome photographic
tool. Please note: This is a lecture only class
with no hands on computer time.
Thursdays, January 29th & February 5th, 6-9
p.m., CCC Kearney, RM 141, Tuition $69,
Duane Hartman Instructor - 14/NC AVOR
8150 CK115
Basic InDesign CS6
Adobe InDesign CS6 is a versatile desktop
publishing application that gives you pixelperfect control over design and typography.
In this class, you will learn how to create
elegant and engaging pages for brochures,
posters, magazines, newspapers, and books.
Use adaptive design tools to easily repurpose
layouts that look great on a variety of page
sizes, orientations, or devices. Please note:
This is a lecture only class with no hands on
computer time.
Thursdays, March 12th & 19th, 6-9 p.m.,
CCC Kearney, RM 141, Tuition $69, Duane
Hartman Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8150
CK114
“A picture is worth a thousand words”.
Research shows that visual information
is more quickly and easily understood,
and much more likely to be remembered.
Infographics are hottest new trend in
marketing. Use pictures to share your
message and ideas by creating Infographics.
Duane Hartman will present the basics of
Infographics and how to create your own.
Monday, March 30th, 6-9 p.m., CCC Kearney,
RM 140, Tuition $39, Duane Hartman
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8150 CK116
Show Your Work: Easy and
Inexpensive Graphic Design
Have you ever wanted to create your own
brochure, handout, or flyer? You can with just
the programs that came on your computer
or cloud applications. In this course you
will learn the techniques to create stunning
publications. Topics covered include working
with text and graphics, multiple pages and
techniques for improving design. You will
have the opportunity to create and work-on
your own project in this
course.
Monday, April 27th, 6-9
p.m., CCC Kearney,
RM 140, Tuition $39,
Duane Hartman
Instructor - 14/NC
AVOR 8150 CK117
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The I’s Have It: An Intro to Ipads
Do you own an iPad, but can’t turn it on?
Did your kids set it up for you but you can’t
quite remember what they did? It’s time to gain
your iPad Independence. We walk through the
set-up and basic operation of your iPad. Learn
how to use iTunes, download apps, set up and
use e-mail and other great iPad features you
probably don’t even know about yet! You will
need to bring an iPad or iPad mini to class.
Thursday, April 23rd, 6:30-8:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $29, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8200 CK102
Building Confidence With Your
Iphone
Do you feel lost even though you have a
GPS enable smart phone in your pocket?
Can you confidently complete tasks, capture
and share media, navigate and communicate
using your iPhone 4 or later device? This
session focuses on basic operations of the
iPhone. Learn how to use all native ISO apps
(you’ll even learn what that means) including
capturing and sharing media, sending
and receiving communications, searching,
navigating and more. You will need to bring
your iPhone 4 or 5 device to class.
Thursday, April 30th, 6:30-8:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, Tuition $29, Stephen
Heaton Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8200 CK103
Personal Enrichment
Apps for Everyday
With over a million apps available for your
smartphone or digital device, how do you
determine which ones are worth your time and
energy? Class highlights the best everyday
apps that can turn your digital device into the
jack-of-all-trades tool you need to conquer
daily life.
Tuesday, March 17th, 6:30-8:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 140, $29, Jean Mandernach
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 8050 CK102
Turn Your Hobby into a
Business
Have you thought about turning your hobby
into a business but don’t know where to start?
Class provides an introduction to the issues
and questions that you need to consider when
transitioning your hobby into a money-making
venture. In this class, you will learn how to
determine the viability of your hobby as a
business, explore start-up considerations,
discuss the financial and legal requirements of
starting a business, and overview marketing
strategies.
Tuesday, February 24th, 6:30-8:30 p.m.,
KHS, RM 405, Tuition $29, Jean Mandernach
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK105
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Virtual Assistant
Looking for a career opportunity that
allows YOU to be in charge of your time? A
virtual assistant might be the answer! Virtual
assistants offer a wide range of work-fromhome services to individuals, companies
or organizations. Utilize your skills (writing,
bookkeeping, researching, editing, tutoring,
social media management, data entry…
virtually anything that can be done from home)
to turn your time into money. Class overviews
how to start and maintain a successful virtual
assistant business.
Tuesday, March 3rd, 6:30-8:30 p.m., KHS, RM
405, Tuition $29, Jean Mandernach Instructor 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK106
Working From Home
Working from Home
Working from home, either part- or full-time,
can lead to a happier, healthier and more
productive lifestyle. This class offers strategies
you can use to persuade your boss that
working from home offers benefits for both you
and the company. In addition, we discuss tips
and tricks to maximize your value and impact
as a work-from-home employee.
Tuesday March 31st, 6:30-8:30 p.m., KHS, RM
405, Tuition $29, Jean Mandernach Instructor 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK108
Introducing Money Management
to Our Kids
3 R’s: Renters Rights &
Responsibilities
This session is for anyone who rents.
I will be sharing valuable information
about developing a good Landlord/Tenant
relationship, Leases, applications, Tenant
rights, Landlord rights and general rental
knowledge.
Tuesday, February 24th, 7-9 p.m., KHS, RM
401, Tuition $29, Wendy Kreiss Instructor - 14/
NC AVOR 5000 DK100
Welcome to Medicare
The Nebraska Senior Health Insurance
Information Program (SHIIP), a division of the
Nebraska Department of Insurance, and the
Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) are pleased to
host our “Welcome to Medicare” classes! With
a large number of baby boomers getting ready
to retire, understanding Medicare can be a
daunting task. Our class is designed to explain
the basics of Medicare and is geared toward
those who are, or will be, new to Medicare
and/or their families and caregivers. Class will
also help seniors identify and avoid possible
Medicare and Medicaid fraud. Tuition is being
provided by the Nebraska SMP
Monday, March 9th, 5:30-8:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 141, FREE , Sheila Kennedy
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000 CK111
Starting an Online Business
Are you considering starting an on-line
business? There are several components
to getting started on-line to consider. In this
course, we will introduce several items to
consider when you begin presenting yourself
on-line and metrics to measure to ensure you
monitor your success.
Thursdays, April 9th& 16th, 6:30-8:30 p.m.,
KHS, RM 401, Tuition $55, Renae Whitacre
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK114
Who is teaching your kids money
management? In this course, we will look at
ways to teach and hold children financially
responsible to learn concepts of money
management. There is no one right way to
teach money management, but determine the
goals and outcomes that resonate with your
individual family dynamics and outline a plan to
hold your children accountable.
Thursdays, March 12th & 19th, 6:30-8:30 p.m.,
KHS, RM 405, Tuition $55, Renae Whitacre
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK113
Couponing
Learn how to save
money on things
you use every single
day. Save hundreds
of dollars every
year by clipping
coupons, taking
advantage of sales
and promotions,
earning rewards, and
building a stockpile.
Be prepared to take notes.
Tuesday, April 7th, 6:30-8:30 p.m., KHS, RM
405, Tuition $25, Taylor Nation Instructor - 14/
NC AVOR 9000 DK109
Your Child’s Digital Footprint
The Internet has changed the way we live
our lives, giving us virtually unlimited choices
and convenience. It has also opened up a
world of possibilities for certain individuals
to defraud you, no matter if you are doing
business on the Internet, chatting with friends
and family, or researching where to take your
next vacation. Children are especially at risk.
Ryan Sothan from the Attorney General’s
office will explain how you can help protect
yourself and your children online.
Tuesday,April 28th, 5:30-7:30 p.m. CCC
Kearney RM 143 , FREE Instructor - 14/NC
AVOR 9000 CK113
To register for any class in this
catalog contact us at
877-222-0780, ext 4008
or 308-338-4008 or e-mail
[email protected].
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Senior Anti-Fraud
Scam artists across the country and around
the world try to defraud Nebraskans every
day. Nationwide, scams against seniors
are generating billions of dollars each year
for criminals. Together, we must fight back.
Education is the best weapon we have to
fight consumer fraud. Join Ryan Sothan from
the Attorney General’s office as he explains
the warning signs of scams, what you should
do if you suspect a scam and how to protect
yourself.
Monday, April 27th, 5:30-7:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 132, FREE Ryan Sothan,
Presenter - 14/NC AVOR 9000 CK114
Essential oils
This class is general use guide and
overview--bring your questions (good for
babies and pets, too!) Therapeutic grade
essential oils have many and varied uses that
are of tremendous benefit to your and your
loved ones bodies. Find out how regular,
everyday use will boost your immunity and
cut down on your use of over-the-counter
medications and pain relievers. Best of all,
find out how essential oils can help you (or a
fussy baby!) sleep well at night or nap time.
Monday, February 23rd, 6-8 p.m., KHS, RM
403, Tuition $29, Tafnee Faimon-Seevers
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK111
Make & Take Essential Oil Class
This is a fun “Hands On” Class! Come hear
about the benefits of pure essential oils and
learn to make your own natural remedies blend
for digestive problems, congestion, allergies,
cold/flu, sleep, focus and much more. Each
student will receive a blend of their choice. A
$5 supply fee is due to the instructor that night.
Additional blends can be made and purchased
at the class.
Tuesday, January
27th, 6:30 - 8 p.m.,
KHS RM 405, Tuition
$29, Jodi Cobb,
Instructor, 14/NC
AVOR 9000 DK117
Beyond
Aromatherapy
Using Essential Oils to boost your immune
system, reduce the effects of allergies, relieve
headaches and muscle pain, and de-stress.
Find out how and where to apply therapeutic
grade essential oils to target your ailment or
pain. Therapeutic grade essential oils are
easy and safe to use for everyone. Find out
how quickly and easily you can take control of
your health with essential oils and which oils to
always have on hand.
Tuesday, February 24th, 6-8 p.m., KHS, RM
403, Tuition $29,Tafnee Faimon-Seevers
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK115
The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia
This movie will touch hearts, invoke questions, and clear
up misunderstandings about dyslexia and related reading,
spelling and writing difficulties. It provides personal and
uplifting accounts of the dyslexic experience from children,
experts and iconic leaders, such as Sir Richard Branson
and financier Charles Schwab. Directed by James Redford,
the film not only clears up the misconceptions about the
condition, but also paints a picture of hope for all who
struggle with it. A discussion will follow.
Thursday, March 5th, 7-9 p.m., KHS Media Center,
FREE, Gwelda Carlson Presenter - 14/NC AVOR 9000
DK112
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Family Health Corner
The Reality of
Dyslexia
Dyslexia is the most
common learning
disability, occurring in
up to 20% of children.
Individuals with dyslexia
have the ability to
learn and are often
talented, creative, and
have productive minds.
Research has helped us to understand
that the areas of the brain designed for
learning to read need to be developed
by reprogramming the brain pathways.
Explore the signs of dyslexia, the need for
appropriate instruction, and strategies to
build successful readers.
Monday, March 2nd, 7-8:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 132, Tuition $15, Gwelda
Carlson Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000
CK115
What about the Child Who
Can’t Read . . Or Write?
They’re in every grade level—how will
they survive? We’ll discuss why this happens
and what to do to help the struggling reader.
This session also addresses reading
difficulties, accommodations, support, and
self-advocacy.
Tuesday, March 3rd, 7:-8:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 143, Tuition $15, Gwelda
Carlson Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000
CK116
Body Image, the Media and
Eating Disorders:
How did we get here? Eating Disorders
affect women and men, boys and girls alike.
How do we develop a healthy body image
and teach our children to do the same?
Can you just “say NO” to the media and its
influences? Get an overview of the basics
of how to be happy with the body you have,
the rules for “normal” eating, and how to quit
“eating” your problems so food can take its
proper place in your life.
Thursdays, February 19th and 26th, 6:308:30 p.m., KHS, RM 405, Tuition $29, Trish
Holen Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 5010 DK107
Healthy Relationships
Are you in a healthy relationship? Do
you feel you make bad choices in your
relationships? What does a healthy
Relationship look like? What are danger
signs and how do we recognize them?
Discover how to enhance your chances of
having a great relationship by recognizing
“red flags”, setting healthy boundaries and
improving your communication skills.
Tuesdays,March 31st and April 7th, 6:308:30 p.m., KHS, RM 405, Tuition $29, Trish
Holen Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 5010 DK116
Autism
About 1 in 68 children has been identified
with autism spectrum disorder according
to estimates from CDC’s Autism and
Developmental Disabilities Monitoring
Network. April 2nd is World Autism
Awareness Day. In an effort to encourage
understanding of autism and how it can
affect you and your child, CCC with The
Spectrum Center for Autism are offering a
free presentation on Autism. Learn what
Autism is; signs, symptoms and facts; how
and where to get an autism diagnosis/
verification; treatment options; simple
strategies for success at home and school as
well as a brief summary of LB 254.
Thursday, April 2nd, 6:30-8:30 p.m., KHS,
RM 403, FREE, Abree Taillon, MEd ABA
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK117
Creating Autistic Sensory
Space
Sensory rooms can be very beneficial
to children who have Autism, Sensory
Processing Disorder, or ADD/ADHD among
many other things. Creating a sensory room
at home can be extremely beneficial for your
entire family. Brianna Happel will share what
kind of space these kids crave and then
show you ways to create a Sensory Space
for your child at home
Thursday, April 9th, 6:30-8:30 p.m., KHS, RM
403, Tuition $25, Brianna Happel Instructor 14/NC AVOR 9000 DK116
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Passports
Cultural Experiences
Do you dream of traveling to European
destinations but can’t afford to go? Are you
interested in other cultures and places?
Expand your understanding of other cultures
and experience the sights and flavors of
three European cities through our Passports
classes. Travel abroad without leaving
Nebraska as you encounter Barcelona, Paris
and Rome through our European City Tours.
Then taste the flavors of these fabulous cities
and learn to cook various meals typical of
these destinations. Finally, learn the beautiful
Spanish language in one of our Spanish
speaking classes.
All Roads Lead to Rome: Rome,
Italy
Come with us as we journey to the capital
of Rome. Boasting many treasures such
as the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish
Steps, Pantheon, but none as renowned as
the Vatican - built up by the Roman Catholic
Church throughout the centuries including
some of the most classical sculptures and
most important masterpieces of Renaissance
art in the world including the Sistine Chapel
with “The Creation of Adam” by Michelangelo.
The food, drinks and the culture are calling you
to sit back and take it all in the Italian way.
Tuesday, February 10th, 6:30-8:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 141, Tuition $29, Janice McClain
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 3250 CK101
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Exploring the City of Lights:
Paris France
Known as the “City of Lights,” Paris is one
of the world’s foremost centers of business
and culture situated on the river Seine. This
beautiful city holds such wonders as The Eiffel
Tower, Musee du Louvre, Arc de Triomphe,
and Notre Dame. First-time travelers to Paris
will want to know two things right from the
start: Parisians are nowhere near as rude
as legend makes them out to be, and Paris
is actually a very affordable city. In fact, if
you play your cards right you can stay in
a charming - heck, downright enchanting neighborhood and still have enough euros left
to experiment with Paris’ renowned cuisine and
nightlife.
Tuesday, March
10th, 6:30-8:30
p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 141,
Tuition $29, Janice
McClain Instructor 14/NC AVOR 3250
CK100
Navigating Pomplona:
Pomplona, Spain
Toro! Toro! Toro! Run with the bulls at San
Fermin, which is the running of the bulls
festival. The whole city takes part in this eightday and night celebration in honor of Saint
Fermin in Pamplona. Learn the tips, tricks and
be sure to wear your white and red or you will
stick out like a sore thumb during this event.
Tapas, paella and sangria are just some of the
many things to try while there. We’ll also touch
on Madrid and Barcelona. Come and enjoy
Spain, ole!
Tuesday, April 14th, 6:30-8:30 p.m., CCC
Kearney, RM 141, Tuition $29, Janice McClain
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 3250 CK102
Spanish in the Workplace
Communicating with patients/clients/
customers is too important for language
barriers to get in the way. Whether you are
learning Spanish for the first time or you
are expanding existing knowledge of the
language, this class can help you become
a better communicator at work. Antonio Da
Fieno will teach you the phrases you need
most to communicate with Spanish speaking
consumers.
Thursdays, February 26th - March 19th, 7-9
p.m., KHS, RM 403, Tuition $65, Antonio Da
Fieno Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 4100 DK100
Spanish for Traveling
Will you be
traveling to
Spanish speaking
countries in the
future? Imagine
how much more
rewarding the
experience would be if only you could speak
Spanish. In this class, you will get started
learning some words and phrases you will find
most useful on your next trip.
Thursdays, April 2nd - 23rd, 7-9 p.m., KHS,
RM 405, Tuition $65, Antonio Da Fieno
Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 4100 DK101
Italian Cooking
This ethnic themed class will introduce you
to the secrets of making fine Italian foods.
From appetizers like soups, salads and
cheeses to amazing main course pizzas and
pasta dishes, come learn authentic cooking
techniques and prepare these dishes handson! Cost is $29 for the 2 hour class.
Thursday, February 26th, 6:00-8:00 p.m.,
Horizon Middle School, RM 115,Tuition $29,
HyVee Chef - 14/NC AVOR 3250 DK100
A Taste of the French Quarter
Join us for our French themed cooking
class! Learn about French cooking as we
cook main dishes, breads, and desserts.
Participants will learn to how interpret French
recipes in preparing classic and creative
dishes “à la Françoise”, hands-on alongside
the instructor.
Tuesday, March 17th, 6:00-8:00 p.m., Horizon
Middle School, RM 115, Tuition $29, HyVee
Chef - 14/NC AVOR 3250 DK101
Spanish Tapas
Spanish Tapas
is becoming
increasingly popular
as people are
moving away from
the traditional three
course meal and
enjoying smaller,
lighter sharing
dishes. In Spain,
tapas can be almost
anything as long it is
small, plentiful and
tasty. Our Spanish
Tapas class will
cover classic Spanish dishes using fresh
ingredients (many found in your kitchen right
now!). This is a great class for those looking
to learn more about Spanish cuisine and take
home new recipes for home entertaining.
Tuesday, April 14th, 6:00-8:00 p.m., Horizon
Middle School, RM 115, Tuition $29, HyVee
Chef - 14/NC AVOR 3250 DK102
Physical Fitness/
Health
Tai Chi
Often referred to as meditation in motion,
tai chi (TIE-CHEE) promotes serenity through
gentle, fluid movements. Each posture flows
into the next without pause, ensuring that
your body is in constant motion. Tai chi is low
impact and puts minimal stress on muscles
and joints, making it generally safe for all
ages and fitness levels. Tai chi is inexpensive,
requires no special equipment, and can be
done indoors or out, either alone or in a
group. This class will introduce participants
to the Short Yang Form which consists of 37
postures. The first one third of the postures
will be taught. A brief period of meditation
will conclude each class. Sweatpants and
sweatshirts suggested. Paul Powell began
teaching himself tai chi fifteen years ago
when it was recommended for rehabilitation
after knee surgery. He has been a committed
student ever since and wishes to share his
enthusiasm for tai chi and its benefits.
Mondays, February 23rd - March 16th, 6:30-8
p.m., CCC Kearney, RM 143, Tuition $35, Paul
Powell Instructor - 14/NC AVOR 2000 CK100
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Spectrum
is going to Greece!
I
n July 2015, Spectrum will travel to
Syros, Greece to sing To Be Certain
of the Dawn as part of the Festival
of the Aegean. It is a heart wrenching and
devastatingly beautiful work written as a
memorial to the children of the Holocaust.
After Spectrum’s successful performance
last year in CarHear Spectrum:
negie Hall with
Nebraska WesleyColumbus an, UNO, Western
March 5
Nebraska Community College and
Grand Island &
others, they were
Hastings invited to specially
March 7
perform the piece
at the festival. They
will sing three concerts during their two
weeks there. Additionally, CCC will be
developing curriculum and offering the trip
for academic credit to launch our new International Studies/Study Abroad program.
We are very excited!
Our choir students come from all over
the CCC service area. In order to offset
the cost of the trip for our students, we are
beginning a fundraising campaign.
To donate, go to cccneb.edu/foundation
(put “Spectrum Greece trip” in the comment line), or contact Jeff Kitson at (402)
562-1270, or [email protected].
Introducing International Studies at CCC
In our technology-based society, we’ve got
to think globally. Successful students, graduates, and employees understand that events
and business on the world stage impact our
local economies. CCC’s International Studies
program is here to help.
Through our new International Studies
program, we’re preparing our students to face
Nebraska’s changing workforce needs. The vast
majority of our graduates remain in Nebraska
and are employed by local businesses that have
increasing international contacts and partnerships. We’re showing our students the wider
world, and bringing them back with market-
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able skills for employment and promotion.
CCC is providing individuals and groups
with global access through curriculum and
short-term study abroad opportunities, business and industry training, and developing
a statewide partnership with other colleges
and universities for unprecedented access and
sharing of resources. The world is calling and
we’re here to answer.
For information, contact:
Diana Watson , International Studies Coordinator,
at 308-995-6102 or [email protected]
Health Care Training
CPR and First Aid Training
Central Community College–Lexington is a designated
training agency for the American Heart Association’s
Basic Life Support CPR and First Aid classes. Classes
are planned for each semester at the Kearney Center or
can be arranged upon requests from the Kearney Center.
To request a class or to schedule an on-site class, contact
the Extended Learning Services Program Coordinator at
the Kearney Center, (308) 338-4008 or 877-222-0780, ext
4008.
American Heart Association Disclaimer: The American
Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and
proficiency in BLS, ACLS and PALS and has developed
instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these
materials in an educational course does not represent
course sponsorship by the American Heart Association,
and any fees charged for such a course do not represent
income to the Association.
Healthcare Provider CPR – New
The Healthcare Provider New course covers
core materials such as adult and pediatric
CPR (includes two-rescuer scenarios and
use of the bag mask), foreign-body airway
obstruction and AED. Written and skills exams
are required. Class limit is 8.
Monday and Tuesday, January 12th and 13th,
6-8:30 p.m. CCC RM 134/143
Monday and Tuesday,March 16th and 17th,
6-8:30 p.m., CCC RM 134/143
Monday and Tuesday, May 4th and 5th,
6-8:30 p.m., CCC RM 134/143
Costs$ 49, Pamela Lashley, Instructor
Healthcare Provider CPR –
Renewal
This class is a refresher for recertification
of Healthcare Provider CPR. Please bring
certification card to class. If it is expired,
the CPR-New class will be required to be
certified. Class limit is 8.
Monday,February 9th, 6-9:30 p.m., CCCRM
134
Monday, April 13th, 6-9:30 p.m., CCC RM 134
Costs $44, Pamela Lashley Instructor
Is it time to renew your CPR Card?
Check your card’s expiration date.
Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED
The new Heartsaver course is approved
for Child Care Provider requirement. This
course teaches how to manage illness and
injuries in a child in the first few minutes until
professional help arrives as well as General
Principles, Medical, Injury & Environmental
Emergencies, CPR and AED.
This class will be made available upon
requests by calling Delilah Gillming at 877222-0780 ext. 4008
Nursing Assistant Courses
This course trains the beginning Nursing
Assistant to provide safe, effective, and
caring service to residents of long-term care
facilities, hospitals and total care facilities.
The Kearney Center offers a lab program that
runs every semester: fall, spring and summer.
Please call the Kearney Center at (308) 3384000 or (877) 222-0780 for further information
and to register.
Medication Aide Courses
This course is an introduction to
pharmacology, including basic knowledge and
skills to safely administer medications. This
40-hour course prepares the student to take
the Nebraska Health and Human Services
System examination as part of the Medication
Aide designation. The MA course is offered at
the Kearney Center.
Please call the Kearney Center at (308) 3384000 or (877) 222-0780 for further information
and to register.
Emergency Medical Services
Training
Central Community College – Lexington
is a designated training agency for the State
of Nebraska Department of Health EMS
Program. Courses are offered throughout
the region to train emergency personnel,
including Kearney. All citizens 18 years and
older are eligible for training. For information
on the classes available, please call (308)
324-8482 or (877) 222-0780.
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Adult Education
The Adult Education program includes:
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Adult Basic Education classes for people with skills below the eighth grade.
English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for people whose first language is not English.
General Educational Development (GED) classes for people who haven’t completed a high
school diploma or for home-schooled youth. You can earn a Nebraska high school diploma
by successfully completing a series of GED tests.
$20 fee per program year.
The Kearney ABE/GED/ESL Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30-11:30 a.m. ABE/GED
only: Monday Tuesday and Thursday, 6:00-8:30 p.m.For more information about the Adult Education programs
contact the Kearney Center at (308) 338-4000 or go to www.cccneb.edu
Central Community College
Extended Learning Services
Extended Learning Services includes credit and
non-credit avocational/recreational courses taught
in a traditional classroom setting. They provide
an opportunity to explore and develop skills
for job improvement, personal interest, leisure,
and recreational activities. Classes are held as
noted in the individual class descriptions. Early
registration is encouraged because classes fill
quickly. Enrollment in some classes is limited and
registrations will be honored in the order they are
received. Classes will be confirmed or canceled a
week prior to the first meeting.
Classes may be canceled due to insufficient
enrollment. If you register for a class that is
canceled you will be notified and your registration
payment will be returned. You can register for
classes by calling (308) 338-4008 or (877) 2220780, ext. 4008 or e-mail delilahgillming@cccneb.
edu
Extended Learning Services classes
are targeted to adults; however youth are
allowed to take non-credit classes under some
circumstances. If you question whether or not your
child may take a class, contact the Community
Programming Coordinator, Delilah Gillming, at
(308) 338-4008. Children not enrolled in class
may not accompany adults to class or wait in the
building unsupervised.
To secure your place in a class, payment
should be received at least one week prior to
the class start date unless other arrangements
have been made. If there are extenuating
circumstances, please call (308) 338-4008 to
make other arrangements. Supplies for some
classes are required and can be purchased during
the first night of class or in advance. Contact
Delilah Gillming at (308) 338-4008 for purchasing
information.
If you are unable to attend a class you’ve
registered for, please let us know prior to the
first class meeting so your place can be filled.
No refunds will be given after the first class for
classes that meet one or two times; none after the
second class for classes that meet three or more
times. Your registration fee must accompany your
registration form for all classes. Checks should be
payable to Central Community College.
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Statement
Central Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, national origin, gender, age, disability, marital status, or
military veteran status as is defined by law in employment, admission, scholarship and financial aid programs or operation of its educational
programs and activities as prescribed by Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972,
Executive Order 11246 as amended, sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Vietnam Era Veteran’s Readjustment
Assistance Act of 1974, the Age Discrimination Acts of 1974 and 1975, and other federal and state laws and regulations.
Individuals who need accommodations as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act are invited to make those needs known to an
academic adviser, registrar, or student services officer. Inquiries concerning the application of these laws and regulations may be directed to
the Human Resources Office, Central Community College, P.O. Box 4903, Grand Island, NE 68802-4903; (308) 398-7325, or to the director,
Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Washington, DC 20201.
The Central Community College web site (www.cccneb.edu>About CCC>Consumer Information) provides information on the following
topics: Student Right to Know/Graduation/Completion Rates; Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act; Safety, Security and Substance
Awareness; Voter Registration Information. Printed copies are available on CCC’s campuses and centers or from the CCC Public Relations
Officer, 3134 W Highway 34, PO Box 4903, Grand Island NE 68802-4903, 308-398-4222 or e-mail [email protected]
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If you would like to take one or more of the classes listed in this catalog, complete the registration form below
and return it by mail to Central Community College, Attn: Delilah Gillming, 3519 2nd Ave, Kearney, NE 68847.
Please use one form per person.
Extended Learning Services Registration Form
1. Class Title __________________________________ Date__________ Time__________ Cost_________
Office Use:____________________________________________________________________________
2. Class Title __________________________________ Date__________ Time__________ Cost_________
Office Use:____________________________________________________________________________
3. Class Title __________________________________ Date__________ Time__________ Cost_________
Office Use:____________________________________________________________________________
First Name_____________________________ Last Name________________________________________
Birthdate ______________________________ Maiden/Former Name Used__________________________
CCC ID# ______________________________ or Soc. Security #__________________________________
Mailing Address__________________________________________________________________________
City__________________________________ State_______________________ Zip__________________
Phone: Work___________________________ Home/Cell________________________________________
E-mail Address__________________________________________________________________________
Payment: _________ Check # _____ Cash/Money Order _____Visa/MasterCard/Discover
Card # _________________________________________Exp Date________________ Code___________
Extended Learning Services Registration Form
1. Class Title __________________________________ Date__________ Time__________ Cost_________
Office Use:____________________________________________________________________________
2. Class Title __________________________________ Date__________ Time__________ Cost_________
Office Use:____________________________________________________________________________
3. Class Title __________________________________ Date__________ Time__________ Cost_________
Office Use:____________________________________________________________________________
First Name_____________________________ Last Name________________________________________
Birthdate ______________________________ Maiden/Former Name Used__________________________
CCC ID# ______________________________ or Soc. Security #__________________________________
Mailing Address__________________________________________________________________________
City__________________________________ State_______________________ Zip__________________
Phone: Work___________________________ Home/Cell________________________________________
E-mail Address__________________________________________________________________________
Payment: _________ Check # _____ Cash/Money Order _____Visa/MasterCard/Discover
Card # _________________________________________Exp Date________________ Code___________
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Phoenix Necklace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . page 3
Something New out of Something Old . . . . . . .page 3
Making Memories T-shirt Quilt. . . . . . . . . . . . . page 4
A green leaf at the end of a description identifies “3C
Initiative” classes that include an element or focus on
sustainability. The following 3C Initiative classes are offered
this semester.
Central Community
3C Initiative
College cares about our
water, energy, land use,
natural and built (humanGreen Today . . . Greener Tomorrow
made) environment,
and community health. For our communities and
ultimately the world at large, we believe environmental
sustainability is important, and is connected to social and
economic sustainability. At CCC we define environmental
sustainability as meeting “the needs of the present without
compromising the ability of future generations to meet
their own needs” (1987 Brundtland report). Our “3C
Initiative” is our collective efforts across CCC to build the
culture, knowledge and practices for a sustainable future.
Join us in this important journey.
ECRWSS POSTAL PATRON
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Kearney, NE 68847-2911
Nonprofit Organization
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PAID
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