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CATALOG
WELCOME Whether you’re looking to brew your own beer or create unconventional works of Jewelry Design, Cal Poly Extended Education has intriguing course options for you this Winter. Memoir Writing, Rolling up your Writer’s Sleeves and Children’s Picture Book Writing II are fantastic opportunities for burgeoning writers to learn from industry veterans. Did you know that anyone can take Cal Poly academic classes through Open University? Learn more about this program and update your skills or explore a new field. Class registration approved on a space-available basis.
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UNIVERSITY DID YOU KNOW? YOU CAN TAKE CLASSES AT CAL POLY AS A COMMUNITY MEMBER! TO LEARN MORE AND SEE COURSE OFFERINGS GO TO:
OPENUNIVERSITY.CALPOLY.EDU
TABLE of CONTENTS Deleted Classes
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AYURVEDIC EATING
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INTRODUCTION TO HOME BREWING
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CRAFT BEER APPRECIATION
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THE FUTURE OF RELIGION
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ROLLING UP YOUR WRITER’S SLEEVES
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JEWELRY DESIGN II
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SPRING PREVIEW:
MEMOIR WRITING
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CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOK WRITING I
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CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOK WRITING II
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RELATIONSHIPS AT WORK
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CHOOSING A SPIRITUAL PATH
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GROWING YOUR WINE BUSINESS
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT
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CALIFORNIA WINE APPRECIATION
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AYURVEDIC EATING
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EUROPEAN WINE APPRECIATION
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F.E.E.D.
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UNDERSTANDING COLOR AND COLOR MIXING
MINIATURE WATERCOLORS
INK LINE AND WASH PAINTING FIGURES AND PORTRAITS IN WATERCOLOR
CODING BOOTCAMP
IMPROVE INTERPERSONAL
NCR 9711
UNDERSTANDING COLOR AND COLOR MIXING WHEN Saturdays Jan. 5−26, 2019 9 a.m.−Noon
INSTRUCTOR Tricia Reichert
FEE $169
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Whether you are painting in watercolor, oil, acrylic or gouache, this class is for you. This class will help those who have had difficulty mixing colors or choosing a combination of colors for their paintings. Using just a limited number of tube colors, you will learn how to directly and accurately mix the exact colors you need and want for each painting. You will also learn, with the help of the “Three Bears,” how to understand the color wheel and use it as an invaluable aid to making paintings more harmonious overall.
DRAWING AND PAINTING
NCR 9423
MINIATURE WATERCOLORS
WHEN Saturdays Feb. 2−23, 2019 9 a.m.−Noon
INSTRUCTOR Tricia Reichert
FEE $169 Miniature watercolors exquisitely capture the essence and personal memory of a scenic location. In Europe, these miniatures have always been highly regarded as unique souvenirs by discerning travelers. Using your own photographs of favorite locations you will learn how to compose, simplify and draw the subject. Then, you will find out how to mix all the colors needed to paint all the various elements involved in these scenes. This class also serves as an excellent introduction into watercolor painting.
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
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NCR 9712
INK LINE AND WASH WHEN Saturdays March 2−23, 2019 9 a.m.−Noon
INSTRUCTOR Tricia Reichert
FEE $169
This class will explore the possibilities of drawing with ink and adding color to the drawing with watercolor washes. A variety of pens and inks will be demonstrated and suggested for you to make your drawings original. Then you will decide how much color you want to add to your drawing to make it complete. In this four week class, you have time to develop this process in your own style. After the first week, you are free to explore your own subject matter for the rest of the class. You will be encouraged to express the essence of the particular subject with a "less is more" philosophy.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Tricia Reichert earned her formal teaching credentials from Battersea College, University of London. She specializes in the art of portraiture in pastel and watercolor. In teaching, she uses her broad experience and highly developed, natural teaching ability to present all material and explanations in the most accessible way.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING
NCR 9610
PAINTING FIGURES AND PORTRAITS IN WATERCOLOR
WHEN Saturdays March 30− May 11, 2019 9 a.m.−Noon
INSTRUCTOR Tricia Reichert
FEE $189
This six-week class will teach you how to use the medium of watercolor to paint loose, impressionistic figure and portrait sketches and also more-developed finished portraits of your favorite people. You will begin with how to draw the figure and face for painting, how to achieve a likeness and how much detail to include in the drawing. Skin tone colors and how to paint all the facial features will also be covered. Finally, to complete your paintings you will learn different ways to depict the clothing and backgrounds. You will also have the opportunity to paint directly from the clothed model in this class.
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
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NCR 9710
JEWELRY DESIGN II WHEN Saturdays March 9−30, 2019 12:30−4:30 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR Dara Rosenwasser
FEE $159
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
This is an intermediate-level jewelry design course. Some jewelry making experience is required (such as completion of the first Jewelry Design class). The focus of this class is on contemporary methods of bench techniques with emphasis on sawing and filing custom designs. Supplies are expected to cost $130, not included in class fee.
Dara Rosenwasser began her love of making and creating at a young age when she started a small business selling handmade hats and jewelry. “Jewelry-making is very much process-based, experimental and bold. I am continuously fascinated by reactions of materials and their textures. Metalwork and the pairing of semi-precious stones with silver, copper and applied flamework is invigorating to me.”
NCR 9398
MEMOIR WRITING
WHEN Saturday Feb. 9, 2019 9 a.m.−Noon
INSTRUCTOR Franz Wisner
Perhaps your life story has the makings of a great book. Or maybe you just want to record your personal story for posterity. This half-day workshop, led by New York Times bestselling memoirist Franz Wisner, will teach writers of all levels the basics of penning a memoir, including:
FEE
• Structure and story arcs
$125
• Common dos and don'ts • Character development, dialogue, description • Editing • Agents and publishing options • Promotion and distribution
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
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CODING BOOTCAMP Transform your career, without quitting your job. This coding boot camp offered through Cal Poly Extended Education is taught online, so you can attend from anywhere and study part-time while maintaining your work schedule. Learn cutting-edge software development, and build a portfolio of web applications to showcase your knowledge. After completing the program, you’ll have the skills and portfolio you need to get hired as a software developer and a certificate of completion from Cal Poly Extended Education.
WHO IS THIS PROGRAM FOR? ώώ
Anyone who is ready for a career change or advancement.
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Those looking to shift from a non-technical to a technical role in their company.
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Individuals who want to freelance and supplement their current income.
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Individuals working to acquire the skills to go "all in" on an entrepreneurial idea and build their product.
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Individuals with a hunger for additional knowledge or wanting to enhance their skills while in college.
FOR DETAILS AND APPLICATION, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: 10
bootcamp-extended.calpoly.edu
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IMPROVE INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AT WORK WHEN Wednesdays Jan 30− Feb. 27 2019 6−8 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR Sara Ahmadi, Ph.D.
How we create and nurture our workplace relationships will be the focus of this course presented by Dr. Sara Ahmadi. In this 10-hour program, Dr. Ahmadi will present techniques to examine and develop our workplace relationships through the lens of transpersonal psychology. Program will include instruction in: ώώ
Learn more about ourselves in our workplace
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Troubleshoot the existing issues/problems
$219
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Develop a holistic understanding of the issues from different perspectives
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Practice how to address the issues
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Build more creative, efficient, and compassionate relationships at work
Members of the same department or crossdepartment work groups are encouraged to take the course together. Complete the course and earn 1 CEU (Continuing Education Unit).
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
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GROW YOUR WINE BUSINESS Learn online from industry veterans! Cal Poly Extended Education has partnered with the Wine Business Institute at Sonoma State University to offer the online certificate in Wine Business Management to the Central Coast wine industry. Taught by wine business veterans and experts in the industry, this online program provides the advanced understanding of the wine business that is essential to success in an evolving industry and an ever-changing marketplace. Course progression is flexible, based on your schedule.
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WINE BUSINESS CERTIFICATE CALONLINE POLY EXTENDED ED | Winter Catalog 2019
COURSES & DATES OFFERED: Foundation: Introduction to Wine Business Spring | Jan. 24−Feb. 21, 2019 Summer | April 18−May 16, 2019 Fee | $795/$695* Length | Four weeks Intermediate: A Survey of the Key Drivers in a Wine Business Spring | Feb. 28−April 25, 2019 Summer | May 30−July 25, 2019 Fee | $1,100/$995* Length | Eight weeks Advanced: Direct to Consumer Marketing and eCommerce for the Wine Industry Jan. 15−March 12, 2019 Fee | $1,100/$995* Length | Eight weeks Advanced: Strategic Wine Marketing May 9−July 4, 2019 Fee | $1,100/$995* Length | Eight weeks *Discounted fee for early registration.
APPLY NOW:
extended.calpoly.edu
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NCR 9668
CALIFORNIA WINE APPRECIATION
Learn to be a wine connoisseur WHEN Wednesdays Jan. 9−Feb. 6, 2019 7:30−9:30 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR Michael Botwin
FEE $235
Do you know the difference between a Merlot and a Cabernet? This course provides basic knowledge and experience in taste discrimination of a variety of Central Coast and other California wines. Through tasting, you will learn the sensory evaluation of various components in wine, as well as the varietal characteristics of wine produced on the Central Coast and in other parts of California. *Minimum age: 21 years old, must bring photo identification to first class session.
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WINE COURSES
NCR 9669
EUROPEAN WINE APPRECIATION
WHEN Wednesdays Feb. 13− March 20, 2019 7:30−9:30 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR Michael Botwin
FEE $275
Learn how geography and climate influence wine from various regions across Europe. We will be focusing on French wines from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone and Southern France, plus Loire, Alsace and Champagne. We will also be covering Italian and Spanish wines. Learn how to read and interpret European wine labels and discover what sets European wines apart from those in California. You should have taken the California Wine Appreciation or another basic wine appreciation course prior to taking this course. *Minimum age: 21 years old, must bring photo identification to first class session.
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
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NCR 9709
AYURVEDIC EATING WHEN Saturday Feb. 23, 2019 10 a.m.−1 p.m
INSTRUCTOR Sera Melini
FEE $149
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Using the Ayurvedic Principles six Tastes and the Ayurvedic Clock, we will learn how spices in a meal and the time it is consumed affects digestion and metabolism. We will sample each flavor and discuss how too much or too little of any of them modifies our experience of health in general. We will also discuss how time of day has influence. We will then eat and drink a simple lunch fit for the winter and speak about how the meal has been adjusted to support the qualities present in these months. The combination of this experience, along with discussion, will illuminate how we can review and change our food choices (from diet, time of day, spices and food groups) during other months of the year and stages in our lives.
FOOD AND CAL POLY EXTENDED EDDRINKS | Winter Catalog 2019
NCR 9696
INTRODUCTION TO HOME BREWING WHEN Saturdays March 2−16, 2019 1−4 p.m.
INSTRUCTORS Ken Smith Don Ackerman SLO Brew “The Rock”
Learn the basics of home brewing through a hands-on approach at a local brewing facility. Students will brew and bottle their own small-batch beer under the instruction of an industry expert over two sessions — first brewing, then a session on bottling your batch. **Recommended Prerequisite: The Science of Brewing
FEE $245
COMING IN SPRING! WHEN Spring (TBD)
NCR 9686
INSTRUCTORS Ken Smith Don Ackerman SLO Brew “The Rock”
FEE $150
CRAFT BEER APPRECIATION Take your taste buds on a frothy ride as we sample a variety of craft brews and styles from around the country.
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
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NCR 9643
THE FUTURE OF RELIGION WHEN Tuesdays Feb. 5,12,19−2019 6:10−8 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR Stephen Lloyd-Moffett
FEE $99
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Some elements of religion and spirituality stay remarkably consistent across time and cultures, but other factors seem to change and evolve. We seem to be right now in the midst of one of those tectonic shifts in religion where the norms and rules that have long governed religion and society have been shifting. This course examines those shifts and explores their implications for future generations. We are neither in an inevitable path towards secularization nor a revival of traditional religions but a new kind of religious world is emerging that will have profound implications for our children and the planet.
WORLD RELIGIONS
NCR 9196
ROLLING UP YOUR WRITER’S SLEEVES WHEN Thursdays Feb. 7− March 7, 2019 6:30−8:30 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR Cindy Neuschwander
FEE $185
A Course in Writing Mechanics for Children’s Literature Join author and writer Cindy Neuschwander for a new five-week course in dealing with the mechanics of writing your children’s book. This class is applicable for both picture books and children’s novels. Through this course, new writers will be assisted as they take their ideas and guide them to a publishable status. Coursework will include instruction in: • Themes
• Punctuation
• Audience
• Format
• Plotting
• Setting
• Grammar
• Characters
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
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NCR 9196
CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOK WRITING I
WHEN Wednesdays April 24 – May 22, 2019
INSTRUCTOR Cindy
Have you ever wanted to write a children’s picture book? Join published author and teacher Cindy Neuschwander and learn about this writing genre. Five two-hour sessions cover all aspects of writing, editing and publishing your manuscript. Topics covered in this class include:
Neuschwander
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ideas to published books
$185
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ώώ Narrative structures ώώ Story skeletons ώώ Illustrations ώώ Editing
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child
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Whether you are a teacher, parent, grandparent, or someone who has a great kids’ story to tell, this class is for you!
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PICTURE BOOK WRITING
SPRING PREVIEW
· upcoming courses
NCR 9196
This class is open to anyone who has completed Picture Book Writing I.
WHEN Thursdays April 25–May 23, 2019
INSTRUCTOR Cindy Neuschwander
FEE $245
CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOK WRITING II Let’s gather to critique, strengthen, and rewrite our picture book manuscripts. Participants should be prepared to contribute a completed or nearly completed manuscript before the beginning of the first class. These manuscripts will be shared by all class members prior to our first meeting so that class time can be maximized for constructive suggestions and rewriting. We will do big picture edits as well as line edits and will investigate publishers for submission and contracts.
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
more information at extended.calpoly.edu
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NCR 9643
CHOOSING A SPIRITUAL PATH
WHEN Tuesdays April 16, 23, 30−2019 6:10−8 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR Stephen Lloyd-Moffett
FEE $99
As large segments of contemporary society re-examine their relationship to traditional religions, a new kind of spiritual anxiety has emerged that is grounded in the bewildering diversity of potential modern religious choices. Drawing upon science, economics, happiness studies, and a wide variety of other fields, this course tries to look at approaches to choosing a spiritual path today systematically. Participants will walk away with a series of tools that can help one navigate an increasingly complex religious and spiritual environment.
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SPRING PREVIEW
· upcoming courses
NCR 9708
PROJECT MANAGEMENT Professional Certification Exam Preparation INSTRUCTOR Mark Ward
WHEN Mon., Tue., Wed. April 15−17, 2019 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
This course prepares participants to pass the Project Management Institute’s Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification exam. The course includes an extensive overview of the ten project management subject areas: integration, scope, schedule, cost, quality, resource, communication, risk, procurement, and
FEE $2,100
stakeholder management. This course satisfies the 35-contact hour requirement participants need to qualify to take the PMP examination. Upon completion of classroom instruction, each student will receive one-year access to 260 presentation review questions and answers covering the 13 chapters in the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®) Guide.
REGISTER ONLINE: extended.calpoly.edu
more information at extended.calpoly.edu
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NCR 9709
AYURVEDIC EATING WHEN Saturday April 27, 2019 10 a.m.−1 p.m
INSTRUCTOR Sera Melini
FEE $149
In this 3 hour course, we will explore how food impacts our well being. We will learn how healthy tissue metabolizes to form Ojas (the immune support of the body), and how the use of a Seasonal Ayurvedic Diet promotes its formation. Using the Ayurvedic Principles of the 6 Tastes and Dosha, we will learn how spices in a meal affect digestion and metabolism. We will sample each flavor and discuss how much or too little of any of them alters health and diet in general. We will then eat and drink a simple lunch fit for the spring and speak about how the meal has been adjusted to support the qualities present in these months. The combination of this experience, along with discussion, will illuminate how we can review and change our food choices (from diet, to time of day, to spices, and food groups) during other months of the year and stages in our lives. The workshop will be hands on. You will be provided a handout and recipie preperation. There will be plenty of time as well for questions.
SPRING PREVIEW
¡ upcoming courses
FARMERS EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT
FE.E.D. . .
The F.E.E.D. certificate program is offered jointly through classes at Cuesta College and Allan Hancock College followed by hands-on experience at the Cal Poly organic garden.
feed.calpoly.edu Spring classes will start April 2 - June 14, 2019. For more information and to apply to the program, please visit the feed.calpoly.edu website.
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