Catch the Wave Fall 2018

Be a teacher!

OCCC, School District and Western Oregon University launch new teaching degree program this Fall – PAGE 2 INSIDE: Community Education & Small Business classes for Fall term, and much more

FALL 2018 COURSE SCHEDULE

Angel Cruz | Fall 2018 OCCC Teaching Student

OREGON COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE

© 2018 OREGON COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE 400 SE College Way Newport, OR 97366 541-867-8501 oregoncoastcc.org

Welcome!

OCCC Launches New Teaching Program COLLEGE, SCHOOL DISTRICT, WESTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY JOIN FORCES TO HELP LOCAL STUDENTS EARN DEGREES

ing local students as they work towards their teaching degrees and assisting them in studentteaching and eventual full-time job placement here in Lincoln County. The goal is to help the school district recruit and retain teachers who are To teach is to help build a better community familiar with and grounded in Lincoln County for future generations. For many local students, and, through targeted outreach to underreprethough, the cost of the four-year degree necessented populations, help increase the diversity of sary to become a teacher is too great, despite the teachers in K-12 classrooms to better reflect the attractive wages and benefits packages available demographics of the student population. in the profession.

“Through this program, students will Now, students who be able to earn the first two years of a aspire to become a school Western Oregon University bachelor’s teacher have a new pathway degree in education, by earning an Asto follow to achieve their sociate of Arts Oregon Transfer Degree dream right here in Lincoln (AAOT) here at OCCC,” said Daniel County.

Lara, OCCC’s Dean of Academics and Thanks to a grant from Workforce. the Meyer Memorial Trust, In the third year of the program, stuand through a partnership dents will transition to Western Oregon, with the Lincoln County where they will study for an academic School District, Western year. In the fourth and final year of the Oregon University, and program, successful participants will be Tillamook Bay CommuDr. Birgitte Ryslinge placed into student-teaching positions nity College, Oregon Coast by the Lincoln County School District OCCC President Community College is while they continue remaining courses launching a new elementaonline. Upon graduation and certificary school teacher education tion, program participants will receive program this fall. The announcement follows preferential consideration for open teaching posithe revelation last spring that the Winter 2018 tions in the school district. term would see the launch of OCCC’s first Early The automatic placement into student teachChildhood Education programs. ing positions in the fourth year of the program “Ever since I came to Oregon Coast Commeans this could be the quickest way for local munity College four years ago,” said Birgitte residents to launch a brand new, immensely Ryslinge, President of OCCC, “I’ve heard from rewarding, and financially lucrative career. county residents, employers, and agencies asking The Rural Teacher Education Pathway is for better, more affordable, and more accessible available for high school graduates of all ages. teaching and early childhood education degrees Students interested in secondary education and certificates. I’m so pleased that, after a great certifications should speak with their OCCC and deal of work, we’re able to announce the launch WOU advisors. of this program.”

Registration is now open for these programs.

To learn more, contact Ben Kaufmann, OCCC’s Growing our own Navigate Program Coordinator at 541-867-8501.

The new program is designed to help Lincoln Visit the College website, oregoncoastcc.org, for County “grow its own” teachers, by supportcomplete details.

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Inside this edition of Catch the Wave, you’ll find a rich assortment of non-credit community education and small business courses from which to choose to brighten up your fall.

Anyone can register for these fun, affordable classes. Visit us online at oregoncoastcc.org/communityed or oregoncoastcc.org/sbdc to find the lineups, along with links to easy online registration and payment. Or, call us at 541-996-6222, and register for the classes you want by phone.

And, flip to the center of this publication to review our Fall Term lineup of credit courses, too!

Thanks for reading, and for being a part of Oregon Coast Community College.

Fall 2018

IMPORTANT DATES Classes Begin: ................................................ Sept. 24 Finals Week:.............................................. Dec. 10-15 End of Term:.....................................................Dec. 15 Holidays/Closures (OCCC Closed): Sept. 19 & 20 • Fall In-Service Nov. 12 • Veterans Day (Observed) Nov. 22 & 23 • Thanksgiving Dec. 22 – Jan. 1 • Winter Break

Full Academic Calendar available at

oregoncoastcc.org

Where can I find these classes?

Central Campus • Newport 400 SE College Way 541-867-8501 South County Center • Waldport 3120 Crestline Drive 541-563-4502 North County Center • Lincoln City 3788 SE High School Drive 541-996-6222

This Place is a Real

Dive

This Fall, in partnership with the Lincoln City Department of Parks and Recreation and Salem Scuba, Oregon Coast Community College brings SCUBA certification to Lincoln County. The PADI Open Water Diver class will start with a Monday evening classroom session in early October, then Saturday mornings in the pool throughout that month. The first week of November, the group will travel to Hoodsport, Washington for a series of open-water dives. When it’s over, you’ll be safe and comfortable under water and ready for undersea adventures anywhere – including right here at home on the coast.

Refresher? If you’re already certified, ask about discounts on this program if you’re pursuing an Advanced or Rescue certification. These options are available. Call 541-996-6222 for more details.

Note: Participants must have properly fitted scuba-

approved gear. May purchase elsewhere or from Salem Scuba (fittings will be available at initial Monday session). Estimated cost for new equipment: up to $300. OCCC credit students taking 6 or more hours Fall 2018 – watch your student email accounts for an opportunity to win a scholarship for this class!

INSTRUCTORS: SALEM SCUBA STAFF CLASS COST: $585 • SORRY, NO REFUNDS IF CLASS DROPPED AFTER 2ND SESSION MONDAY, OCT. 1: 7-9PM SATURDAYS, OCT. 6, 13, 20 & 27: 8AM-NOON LINCOLN CITY COMMUNITY CENTER FRIDAY-SUNDAY, NOV. 2-4 (OPEN-WATER DIVE TRIP, HOODSPORT, WA. PARTICIPANTS RESPONSIBLE FOR OWN TRANSPORTATION. $135 LODGING FEE PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTORS.)

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Dance, yoga & more – just in time for the election’s

final stretch

Zen Meditation

Meditation is now main-stream and is being practiced in many different places in countless different ways. The meditation that will be taught in this course has its roots in Zen practice. In our everyday lives we can see how complex life can be and how we need to have a place to relax and catch our breath sometimes.

In this class you will learn that this place of rest already exists in our own bodies. The most important point in this class is to learn how to just sit, and be very comfortable and restful, a practice and tool that can be applied to any life endeavor.

INSTRUCTOR: JOE ARMENIO WED., 6 – 7:30 PM • SEPT. 26 - OCT. 24 • $35 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Ballet Techniques for Adults

Poetry Nights

NEW for Fall 2018! For those who read poetry and for those who both read and write poetry, these sessions offer several ways of understanding different kinds of writing called poetry and how they work—or don’t. The ways in which we’ll examine poetry include the stratagems of the craft, word play and ambiguity, the role of cliché, the findings of neurology (how poetry works in the brain, and how some doesn’t), history, cultural norms, and reading aloud.

Poetry writers who are not faint-hearted or overly sensitive to frank responses from instructor and audience are welcome to read. No one has to read, of course.

INSTRUCTOR: WALLACE KAUFMAN TUESDAYS, 5:30 – 7:30 PM • OCT. 9 – OCT. 30 • $50 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Ballet classes are a great way to improve posture, lengthen and tone muscles, improve coordination, balance and increase stamina while moving gracefully through a series of barre, floor and center exercises. This class is designed for the novice or returning adult ballet student.

INSTRUCTOR: RACHEL BARRERAS-KLEEMANN MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS, 5:30 – 7 PM • $85 SEPT. 24 – DEC 5 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Afro-Brazilian Dance

Learn Traditional Afro-Brazilian dances including Samba de Roda, Samba Reggae, and Dances of the Orixas, during this high-energy dance class. Brazilian dance is a joyful and engaging way to improve stamina and muscle tone while learning about the fascinating cultures that influence Brazil’s music and dance.

INSTRUCTOR: RACHEL BARRERAS-KLEEMANN TUES & THURS, 10-11:30AM • SEPT. 25 – DEC. 6 • $85 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

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Hatha Yoga with a splash of Tai Chi

NEW for Fall 2018! Weakness, pain, and low stamina reduce the capabilities of your body, stopping you from reaching your full potential. Exercise opens you up and creates a means to garner mental clarity and calmness.

Hatha Yoga is one such exercise. ‘Ha’ means ‘Sun’, and ‘tha’ means ‘Moon’. Hatha Yoga means to bring balance to the sun and moon in you. It is designed to calm your body, mind, and spirit and prepare you for meditation.

This is a one-hour yoga class followed by one-half hour of Tai Chi practice. Pilates, specific core-strengthening exercises, as well as some light weight lifting have been incorporated into the class, greatly enhancing the exercises. Bring a yoga mat, and a dumbbell between 2 and 5 pounds, if you have one. (For more information, see the full description at oregoncoastcc.org/communityed.)

INSTRUCTOR: MARION M. WARFIELD THURSDAYS, 5:30-7PM OCT. 4-NOV. 8 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Be an Informed voter

What’s the difference between a Referendum, a Referral and an Initiative? How objective is the information found in the State Voter’s Pamphlet? What other sources are there for factual information about candidates and issues? Would you like some insight into campaign use (misuse?) of individual votes and quotes? How much does a candidate’s political affiliation matter and how can it help you make a choice?

Come and learn how to become an informed voter in this year’s election.

DISCUSSION LEADERS – GEORGIA ROELOF & JEAN COWAN, LINCOLN COUNTY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS THURSDAY, OCT. 25 • 5:30 TO 7 PM NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE: OCT. 16 FOR NOV. 6 ELECTION

Money Management Skills

Navigating the world of personal finance can be overwhelming, even for adults with quite a bit of experience in the working world. This back-to-basics class will help you understand how to take control of your money, step by step. Good money habits can be the difference between barely making ends meet and building real financial security.

We will talk about how to get motivated and break through information overload. We will cover what you need to know about credit scores, savings, dealing with debt, budgeting and insurance. Other topics can be included depending on the needs of the class.

You will learn: 1. How to build and use a monthly budget 2. Strategies for smart spending 3. How to pay off debt and build savings 4. How to select appropriate insurance 5. Where to get information you can trust INSTRUCTOR: WENDY LUDWIG MONDAYS, 6-8PM • OCT. 8-29 • $45 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

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Estate Planning: Wills and Trusts

Will your estate plan cause hurt and dissension in your family? This short course will address fundamental issues involved in creating an effective estate plan. The class teaches you the strategies needed for effective management of your assets as you age (including during periods of incapacity), and guidelines for the appropriate disposition of assets upon death. Content of the class involves a discussion of the use of wills, trusts, power of attorney, and health care directives. We will also consider questions of planning that include IRA’s and other retirement assets.

INSTRUCTOR: BRIAN HAGGERTY THURSDAYS, 9 – 11 AM • NOV. 1 – 15 • $35 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

How to Write a Novel in 30 Days (or have a blast trying)

Have you dreamt of writing a novel? Why not start now? Last year, more than 400,000 people started a novel during National Novel Writing Month of November. Many of them completed it. Some have already been published. Sound daunting? It’s easier than you think.

Regardless of your level of writing experience and/or confidence, this two-session workshop is meant to prepare you to complete a first draft manuscript by the end of November. We’ll discuss elements of writing such as how to plot, character development, setting and point of view, plus the process for participating in the NaNoWriMo novel writing contest and how to use it to keep you on track. We’ll share with each other and help you enjoy the process and stay motivated.

By the end, you will be ready to start writing. With the right plan, encouragement and support of others and willingness to pound out three or four pages per day, you will be on your way to completing a first-draft novel in one month. Even if you fall a bit short, the experience will be invaluable in the development of your writing.

INSTRUCTOR: LARRY LEHNERZ THURSDAYS, 5:30 – 7:30 PM • OCT. 18 & 25 • $25 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Watercolor Basics

All levels welcomed, from beginner to intermediate, age 16 and older.

Introduce yourself to watercolor, or refine your skills with basic brush strokes, watercolor techniques, and color mixing, to create watercolor paintings.

INSTRUCTOR: DAVID WILSON, GALLERY DIR., SALEM ART ASSOC. SATURDAYS, 12:30 – 3:30 PM OCT. 13 – OCT. 27 $60, PLUS MATERIAL FEE $30 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

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Herbs to the Rescue Kitchen, Garden, Natives and Naturalized

Arts in Japanese Life This class offers a unique approach to deeper understanding of Japanese culture through art and food. Each session focuses on different themes related to art history and everyday cooking. Japanese lunch and discussions are enjoyed after cooking demonstration. Returning students are welcome to each new term.

Complete course details online.

INSTRUCTOR: SACHIKO OTSUKI TUESDAYS, 10 – 1 PM OCT. 2 – NOV. 13 $90 • MATERIAL FEE $60 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Japanese HomeStyle Cooking

This class emphasizes Japanese homestyle cooking as a way to explain Japanese culture.

Introduction of Japanese culture and the cooking demonstration might inspire students for alternative meal ideas.

(The cooking menus are the same as the daytime class. Complete course details online.)

INSTRUCTOR: SACHIKO OTSUKI TUESDAYS, 6 – 8 PM • OCT. 2 – NOV. 13 $60 • MATERIAL FEE $60 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

NEW for Fall 2018: Aromatic, taste enhancing, and invested with multiple healing properties, herbs and their counterparts, spices, have a history of respect and appreciation by humankind stretching over 5,000 years of known time. Cooks, nutritionists, medical professions, and everyday folk alike are happily re-discovering these amazing properties. Once only available to the elite and secreted away by alchemists, these same spices and local herbs are easily accessible to anyone who cares to purchase or grow them. A series of eight classes will explore medicinal properties of common ‘kitchen herbs,’ native herbs and woody plants, common naturalized herbs (e.g. dandelion), as well as explore herbs that can be grown year-’round on Oregon’s central coast.

We will be making teas, tinctures, herbal vinegars, herbal sugars, cremes and cleaning formulas. Consult the OCCC Community Ed webpage for a detailed description of the eight sessions.

INSTRUCTOR: MARION M. WARFIELD TUESDAYS, 5:30-7PM • OCT. 16 – DEC. 4 $65 • MATERIALS FEE IS $10 PER CLASS NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Mosaic Tiles

A basic introduction to the art of mosaics. including a brief history of the art form, as well as the range of techniques applied over time. The opening project will be the production of a mosaic mirror, utilizing the so-called “direct method”, a task that will be completed by the end of the first session.

The second session will involve a review of the many materials used in mosaics, and hands-on exercises using a range of tools and techniques that the students will then use during the remainder of the term. It will include illustrations of some of the basic techniques used by mosaicists. The second session will conclude with the students selecting from a large corpus of mosaic pieces a work that they will then proceed to build during the next classes.

Whether they complete this single work or proceed to another will depend upon the degree of complexity of their selected work as well as the abilities of the students to master the necessary techniques.

The size of the individual projects will vary,

and will generally be in the area of 12” x 12”.

The remaining sessions will be devoted to the mosaic tasks, and, when needed, additional instructions, including gluing, grouting, mounting, and framing. Because each student will be selecting his/her unique object, the methods, materials, and processes will vary considerably.

INSTRUCTOR: GENE STERUD FRIDAYS, 1 – 4 PM • SEPT. 28 – NOV. 16 $95 PLUS $20 MATERIALS FEE CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Food as Medicine

Many medicinal herbs are tasty and can be prepared as food rather than what we typically picture as medicine. The herbs we will work with are GRAS ( Generally Recognized As Safe ) and have been utilized traditionally as food plants or culinary herbs for centuries. This is a hands on educational experience. Students will learn how to craft herbal medicinal foods, and a discussion on plants to use and their medicinal properties will be included. We will begin by crafting a nutritive herbal vinegar called Fire Cider, with wild and organically grown herbs and foods, then move on to a medicinal immune strengthening anti-viral Elderberry Syrup.

Everyone will go home with recipeds and a sample of one of the herbal medicines.

INSTRUCTOR: FRANCES O’HALLORAN THURSDAY, 5:30 – 7:30 PM • OCT. 4 $20 MATERIAL FEE $20 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Herbs for Anxiety and Stress

People everywhere are struggling with challenging emotions, unhealed trauma, and depression. In this class you will learn how to incorporate calming herbs and plants into your daily routine for a more balanced, peaceful, and pleasurable life. We will focus on nourishing the nervous system through Adaptogenic, Tonic, and Nervine herbs.

This is a hands-on educational experience.

We will sample the plants as we learn from them. We will also craft a stress-balancing and uplifting tea blend. Everyone will go home with a bag of our co-created tea.

Handout with recipes included.

INSTRUCTOR: FRANCES O’HALLORAN THURSDAY, 5:30 – 7:30 PM • NOV. 8 $20 MATERIAL FEE $20 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

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Birding Basics

Do you find yourself listening to an odd chirp while walking or gardening? Are you fascinated by the random rustlings in the bushes? Do you notice and enjoy the birds in your world, but wish you knew more about these clever and busy neighbors? This is just the class for you! Participants will learn how birds behave so it will be easier to find, watch, and identify the type you are seeing. Bird identification, adaptations, and habitat will be introduced. Birds of the Oregon Coast will be our focus during this two-week class. Participants will have access to bird guides and binoculars and will learn how to use them. The final trip of the class will be a field trip to identify birds in the area. OCCC Photo of an osprey in Lincoln City INSTRUCTORS: CAREN WILLOUGHBY, LAURA DOYLE & MARK ELLIOTT TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS, 1:30 – 3 PM • OCT. 2 – OCT. 11 $40 • MATERIALS FEE $10 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Topical Herbal Medicine Making

Herbal Oils and Gels are delightful balms for soothing skin irritation, wounds, dry skin, inflammation and a myriad of other challenges. Botanical infused oils and gels act to extract and preserve the medicinal properties of herbs, providing a convenient and pleasurable form of topical application.

In this hands-on class, students will craft two herbal preparations, and will discuss various plants and their medicinal attributes. The class will be shown how to make herbal infused medicinal oils and gels with local wild and/or organic plants. The resulting medicine can then be crafted into numerous herbal products. This session will transform a medicinal oil into a natural and soothing skin healing balm, and a medicinal gel into an all-natural hydrating herbal hand cream. All participants will go home with one of our co-created topical remedies. Handouts and recipes are included. Good incentive to make your gifts this Holiday season!

INSTRUCTOR: FRANCES O’HALLORAN THURSDAY, 5:30 – 7:30 PM • DEC. 6 $20 MATERIAL FEE $20 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

How to Use Your Digital Camera The Basics

NEW for Fall 2018! Learn about the use of the mode dial, and the different menus. Learn the meaning of the camera icons and how to use them properly to take different types of photos. Learn how to transfer photographs to a computer. Learn basic photographic composition and the types of creative uses of a digital camera for taking portraits, landscapes, wildlife photography, documentation of current events and much more.

INSTRUCTOR: PAUL CALKINS THURSDAYS, 4–6 PM • SEPT. 27–OCT. 18 • $50 LINCOLN CITY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY INCLUDES ONE SATURDAY FIELD TRIP

Beginning Guitar Instruction

Beginning and intermediate students will receive group instruction as well as one-on-one instruction at times, according to musical interests and level of ability. This method keeps students interested, which is key to maintain motivation.

INSTRUCTOR: RICHARD PARIS THURS., 6 – 8 PM • OCT. 4 – DEC. 13 • $75 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Disaster Preparedness for the Pacific Northwest

Learn what environmental, meteorological and man-made events have struck our region and how to prepare for them in the future.

Recognize the need for disaster preparedness, learn about the necessary supplies your family will need to ride out a short-term disaster, and what you’ll need to stay safe in the event of an emergency.

INSTRUCTOR: JIM KUSZ THURSDAYS, 5:30 – 8:30 PM • OCT. 11 & OCT. 18 • FREE NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Using Your Digital Camera

Beyond the Basics

NEW for Fall 2018! This class is for those who wish to learn more about their Digital Single Lens Reflex, (DSLR) interchangeable lens camera. In this class, features such as Program, Aperture, Priority, Shutter Priority, and Manuel modes will be explored. The class will also cover f/stop, exposure, shutter speed, white balance, and bracketing. This class includes hands-on camera work through a Saturday field trip/photo shoot to practice all the topics covered in class. Students will provide their own transportation.

INSTRUCTOR: PAUL CALKINS THURSDAYS, 4–6 PM • NOV. 8–DEC. 6 • $50 LINCOLN CITY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY INCLUDES ONE SATURDAY FIELD TRIP fall 2018 • register: 541-996-6222 • 7

Drawing for Beginners

From properly sharpening a pencil to basic perspectives, this class will help sharpen skills and prompt personal projects.

INSTRUCTOR: SEAN HOLLENHORS WEDNESDAYS, 10:30 – 12:30 PM OCT. 3 – OCT. 31 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Dogless Dog Training

NEW for Fall 2018! Are you considering adding a dog to your life? Not sure what breed or mix might be a good fit for you?

Do you have an unruly dog that is not able to attend classes in the traditional way? Do you find it distracting to learn new things while juggling a boisterous puppy? Are you interested in learning lots of cool ways to train dogs? Then this class is for you! Join us while we learn about how dogs learn and what motivates them. We’ll also add a bunch of tools to your dog-training tool box. We will discuss, demonstrate and also offer optional hands-on instruction for the basics, such as: • House-Training • Manners • Walking on a Loose Leash • Sit, Down, Come, Stay • Eye Contact And much more!

There will be a second back-to-back session that covers even more, such as: • Passive Training Techniques (Easy) • Default Settings (Automatic responses) • Potty on Command (No joke!)

• Heel, Place, Leave it, Trade • Retrieving (Most dogs can pick this up ... pun intended) Plus more!

We will use gentle but highly effective techniques to help you help your dog or puppy to be the very best canine citizen they can be. Meanwhile we will actually teach you how to teach your dog. Our goal is not just teach you how to train your dog to sit, etc., but to teach you how to teach your dog so that you will be able to carry that knowledge with you and teach your dog pretty much anything you want them to learn.

INSTRUCTOR: CINDI TRINGALI THURSDAYS, 11 – NOON OCT. 4 – NOV. 8 • $35 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

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MONDAYS, 10:30 – 12:30 PM NOV. 5 – DEC. 10 NO CLASS NOV. 12 • $50 SOUTH COUNTY CENTER, WALDPORT

Visualizing Color: Theory and Mixing

This course will explore color theory and its applications in visual art. We will investigate how to mix colors from observation and how to communicate using color in our work. Acrylic paint will be used. No experience necessary.

INSTRUCTOR: DAVID WILSON, GALLERY DIR., SALEM ART ASSOC. SATURDAYS, 9:30 – 11:30 AM OCT. 13 – OCT. 27 $60 MATERIAL FEE $30 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Basic Drawing

Designed for students who already have a grasp of basic drawing techniques, this class takes you deeper into form, structure, and expression. This class will focus on observational drawing of still life’s, drapery and the human head.

INSTRUCTOR: SEAN HOLLENHORS WEDNESDAYS, 1 – 3 PM OCT. 3 – OCT. 31 • $50 NORTH CENTER, LINCOLN CITY MON., 1 – 3 PM • NOV. 5-DEC. 10 • $50 NO CLASS NOV. 12 SOUTH CENTER, WALDPORT

Silents, Please!

“Silents, Please!” takes an in-depth look into the artistry of silent films created by Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, and Buster Keaton.

Each week, we will explore one filmmaker’s career and finest work.

INSTRUCTOR: DAVID WILSON, GALLERY DIR., SALEM ART ASSOC. SATURDAYS, 9:30 – 11:30 AM NOV. 3 – NOV. 17 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Introduction to Tahitian Drumming NEW for Fall 2018!

Transport yourself to the Polynesian Island of Tahiti while discovering your inner drummer.

In this course, you will learn several traditional pehe (rhythms) on the toere, a log drum. We will start with the basic Mountains in Tahiti • Paul Gauguin rudiments of Tahitian drumming and then explore the different more modern applications of the drum as parts that go into each pehe. We will also well as open jamming. incorporate other drums that complete the ensemble: the pahu (bass drum), fa’atete INSTRUCTOR: LEWIS SMITH (tom tom) and Pahu tupa’i (tall drum).

MONDAYS, 6-7PM • $45 Though this course will focus on traditional OCT. 15-DEC. 3 pehe, there will be opportunities to explore NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Comic Strip Cartooning

Love Lives Forever

Finding Relief From Grief With Messages From Beyond the Veil

This class will focus on the art of the comic strip design, drawing, and techniques. We will learn how to develop, draw, and write our own cast of comic characters. We will explore traditional pen and ink techniques and color theory. No experience necessary. Ages 15 and up.

INSTRUCTOR: DAVID WILSON, GALLERY DIR., SALEM ART ASSOC. SATURDAYS, 12:30 – 3:30 PM NOV. 3 – NOV. 17 $60 PLUS MATERIAL FEE OF $30 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Have a Pleasant Present

“This class is about assisting people in understanding that our own personal belief system and self-talk set us up to perceive the world either negatively or positively,” said instructor Violet Young.

“We are influenced and become preconditioned by and through our upbringing and life experiences. As this happens so slowly during our lives, and we become resigned to the ‘usual outcome’, we are not conscious of the patterns being formed. After resigning ourselves to the ‘it’s just the way it is’ way of life, there is often the onset of depression and anxiety. By learning to recognize our own patterns and triggers as well as recognizing that we can give ourselves options to view situations from different perspectives, we can then be open to make choices that painlessly create new growth and joy. During the class there will be time for personal exploration and sharing.”

INSTRUCTOR: VIOLET YOUNG WEDNESDAYS, 5:30 – 7:30 PM SEPT. 26 – NOV. 1 • $45 CENTRAL CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Handgun Safety

This course will cover the basic fundamentals of safety, the cardinal rules, and responsible operation of a handgun.

DO NOT BRING ANY FIREARMS TO THE CLASS. INSTRUCTOR: ERNIE HANSON TUES., 6 - 9 PM NOV. 20 & NOV. 27 • $55 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

“If only I’d learned how to use my DSLR,” he sighed.

DSLR Camera Basics

The students will bring their cameras and manuals. They will have hands-on practice in the following areas: Camera modes, image quality settings, shutter releases, focusing modes, area of the frame, flash modes, white balance, metering modes, the exposure triangle, and histograms.

INSTRUCTOR: JEFFERY COX MONDAY, 4 – 7 PM • OCT. 8 • $25 SOUTH COUNTY CENTER, WALDPORT

Lightroom Overview

NEW for Fall 2018! This course will be a general overview of Lightroom and how it can help photographers in organizing and editing their photos. All the different modules will be explained with the emphasis on the library and development modules. This will include how the screens for each are used. Students can bring a laptop with a trial version of Lightroom (free limited 7 day version available at Adobe.com). This would be helpful, but is not necessary.

INSTRUCTOR: JEFFERY COX MONDAY, 4 – 7 PM • NOV. 5 • $25 SOUTH COUNTY CENTER, WALDPORT

“This class addresses, in a low-key, understandable and accepting manner, the concept that Love Never Dies and that connecting with deceased loved ones is possible,” said instructor Violet Young.

“The class is suitable for anyone who is open to the possibility of life after death or anyone who may may have experienced unexplained events after the death of a loved one but is unsure if they have received actual messages. In my experience, many people have experienced messages and visitations but are often selfconscious or afraid to actually believe it.

People who are dealing with grief and loss often suffer loneliness, anxiety and depression. Love Lives Forever helps people to feel less isolated and confused, leading to more self-acceptance and self-love to assist with the grieving/healing journey.

I present my own experiences since my husband crossed over on April 6, 2015, as well as personal experiences with other family members. The class is a forum for people to share their own experiences and thoughts about the possibility that they have received messages from their loved ones and to explore their feelings about the experiences. Love Lives Forever is spiritually based however not religious.

Students who have taken this class report feeling comforted, and validated in their experiences.”

INSTRUCTOR: VIOLET YOUNG WEDNESDAYS, 5:30 – 7:30 PM NOV. 7 – DEC. 12 • $45 SOUTH COUNTY CTR., WALDPORT

Fly Fishing and Fly Tying Workshop

Break through the barriers of fear and myth with this hands-on, basic approach to a pastime both rewarding and addictive. Learn how to assemble feathers and furs on hooks to fool and catch fish. Solve the riddle of when, where, and how to use which particular fly patterns. (Starter tools and materials on loan from Central Coast Fly Fishers.) Get expert help choosing your own gear. Practice casting and presenting wet and dry flies.

INSTRUCTOR: SENER OTRUGMAN MONDAYS, 5:30 – 7:30 PM OCT. 1-NOV. 5 $35 $20 MATERIALS FEE NORTH CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

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Edible Seaweeds of the Northwest

Learn to identify and sample the common edible seaweeds of your local beaches. The class focus is the easily identifiable seaweeds such as bull kelp, nori, and rockweed. There will be a few samples of some of the dishes made with local seaweeds, especially bull kelp pickles. The class also addresses collecting regulations and restrictions.

Oyster shells & coral reefs: How ocean acidification impacts marine life

FEATURES TOUR OF AQUARIUM SCIENCE BUILDING Ocean acidification is part of global climate change that doesn’t always get the attention it warrants. In this course, participants will meet at Oregon Coast Community College’s Aquarium Science Building to learn about how seemingly small changes in the acid content of ocean waters can create large challenges for marine organisms. The course includes a tour of the Aquarium Science Facility where members of the class will see how the staff control acidity in a coral reef aquarium. No knowledge of chemistry is required but we hope you will leave with a better understanding of the chemical challenges that ocean acidification presents for our global marine environment.

INSTRUCTOR: LARRY BOLES, AQUARIUM SCIENCE PROGRAM MANAGER 5-7 PM THURSDAY, NOV. 8 AQUARIUM SCIENCE FACILITY NEWPORT CAMPUS PRICE: FREE, BUT PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED

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INSTRUCTOR: HEATHER FORTNER WED., SEPT. 26 • 1-4PM • $40 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

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Gyotaku Fish Printing

Gyotaku is the Japanese art of fish printing.

At its core Gyotaku uses the actual fish to achieve a detailed image of the specimen.

During this introductory 2-hour session, students will gain an appreciation of the art’s history, print a variety of fish species, and learn techniques to paint fish eyes. This workshop is technique driven and focuses on refining each print through critiquing and reviewing each print. Participants should come with a spirit of adventure and anticipation.

INSTRUCTOR: BRUCE KOIKE WEDNESDAY, 5:30 – 7:30 PM • SEPT 26 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY WEDNESDAY, 5:30 – 7:30 PM • OCT 10 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS • NEWPORT $20 • MATERIALS FEE PAYABLE TO INSTRUCTOR, $30

Make a decorative table runner with nature printed leaves.

Using colorful fabric inks, you will learn how to nature print onto fabric, and will create a beautiful linen table runner You will learn about the application of ink to get good detail, and about design elements of nature printing. Each student will have one table runner to print. (additional runners available at cost) INSTRUCTOR: HEATHER FORTNER TUESDAY, OCT. 9 • 1-4PM $40 • MATERIALS FEE, $12 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Coastal Sweetgrass Sedge and Red Cedar Basketry

Learn about western Oregon Tribal history, importance of Tule for Native American people, Tule plant identification, proper gathering and processing methods along with learning traditional Native American weaving techniques to create a Tule basket.

Taught by Stephanie Craig, a member of the Grand Ronde tribe and cultural erhnobotanist, specialist in Northwest Native American basketry, students will gain insights and skills in how to traditionally process local materials and learn different local tribal weaving techniques and practices.

INSTRUCTOR: STEPHANIE CRAIG MONDAY & FRIDAY, 10 – 4:30 PM • SEPT 24 & SEPT 28 $45 • MATERIALS FEE $35 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

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College achieves major milestone towards independent accreditation

Oregon Coast Community College has been granted Candidacy status, the final stage prior to independent regional accreditation. The announcement was made Thursday, July 26, by Sonny Ramaswamy, President of the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).

Regional accreditation provides students with access to federal financial aid, and also ensures that credits earned are transferable. Currently, OCCC programs and services are accredited through an agreement with Portland Community College.

A LONG JOURNEY

Oregon Coast Community College was founded in 1987. For the first twenty-plus years of its history the college provided classes and services out of a variety of rented spaces. In 2004 the voters of Lincoln County passed a $23.5 million bond to develop a permanent college campus in Newport and college centers in Lincoln City and Waldport. The faculty, staff, and students of OCCC deeply appreciate the tremendous support shown by the voters of Lincoln County, then and now.

In July 2014, Dr. Ryslinge was named the president of Oregon Coast Community College and was charged by the OCCC Board of Education with leading the college to independent accreditation.

Since its founding, OCCC’s academic programs have been accredited through other Oregon community colleges. Since 2014, OCCC

has been accredited through Portland Community College. Every graduate who crossed the stage during this June’s commencement ceremony earned a PCC diploma.

“We’re thankful to PCC for their tremendous support of Oregon Coast,” Ryslinge said. “But, we know that the best way OCCC can serve the residents of Lincoln County is to secure its own independence. When our students cross the stage and collect the diplomas they’ve earned, we want those diplomas to say ‘Oregon Coast Community College.’ The ‘Oregon Coast Diploma’ is one of our foundational strategic objectives and it means far more than a name printed on a document. It represents local responsiveness and services we can tailor to meet the challenges, the needs, and the opportunities Lincoln County presents now, and will present in the future.”

THE PATH TOWARDS INDEPENDENCE

The NWCCU team visiting Oregon Coast Community College in the Spring.

Oregon Coast Community College informed the NWCCU of its intent to pursue independent accreditation via a report filed in July 2014. The College was granted “Applicant” status in 2016. With this summer’s announcement it has achieved “Candidate” status, the only remaining step is to be granted fully independent Accredited status. However, recognition as Candidate neither implies nor ensures an institution will attain Accredited status with the NWCCU. Though every case is different, the process of a college like OCCC pursuing independent accreditation historically has taken 7-10 years.

Now that OCCC has been awarded Candidacy, NWCCU allows up to five years to reach Accreditation.

“We have come a long way,” Ryslinge said, “and we know that there is still significant work to be done in order to be fully independent. Our team is ready and eager for the challenge. The communities and students we serve deserve nothing less.”

Follow the College’s progress online, at oregoncoastcc.org/accreditation.

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OCCC Credit Courses: Fall 2018 aquarium science course number AQS100-Z1 AQS215-Z1 AQS240-Z1 AQS245-Z1

title INTRODUCTION TO AQUARIUM SCIENCE BIOLOGY OF CAPTIVE FISHES LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS DESIGN AND OPERATION RESEARCH HUSBANDRY

days M W T R M W W

time 10:00AM-11:50AM 12:30PM-1:50PM 3:00PM-4:20PM 1:00PM-2:50PM

location CC-245 CC-245 CC-245 CC-245

instructor SQUIERS, ALYSSA F. SQUIERS, ALYSSA F. ERDMANN, TREVOR O. MILLER-MORGAN, TIMOTHY

course number ART131A-Z1 ART131B-Z1 ART131C-Z1 ART231A-Z1 ART231B-Z1 ART231C-Z1 ART270A-Z1 ART270B-Z1 ART270C-Z1 ART271A-Z1 ART271B-Z1 ART271C-Z1

title DRAWING I DRAWING I DRAWING I DRAWING II DRAWING II DRAWING II PRINTMAKING I PRINTMAKING I PRINTMAKING I PRINTMAKING II PRINTMAKING II PRINTMAKING II

days M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W M W

time 5:30PM-8:20PM 5:30PM-6:20PM 5:30PM-6:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 5:30PM-8:20PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM 2:00PM-4:50PM

location CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174

instructor PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON PENCE, JULIA ALLISON

course number BA101-Z1 BA205-Z1 BA211-Z1 BA228-Z1 BA256-Z1 BA277-Z1 EC201-Z1

title INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS USING TECHNOLOGY PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I COMPUTER ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS INCOME TAX BUSINESS PRACTICES AND CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL IS PRIN ECON: MICROECONOMICS

days TBA TBA M TBA M TBA TBA

time TBA-TBA -TBA 5:30PM-7:20PM -TBA 3:30PM-5:20PM -TBA -TBA

location Online Online NC-222 Online NC-211 Online Online

instructor FLORES, ALBERTO M. FLORES, ALBERTO M. SWAIN, JASON H. STAFF, STAFF STAFF, STAFF FLORES, ALBERTO M. NOBLE, TONY B.

course number BI101-Z1 BI101-Z3 BI142-Z1 BI231-Z1 BI231-Z2 BI298-Z1 CAS133-Z1 CAS216-Z1

title BIOLOGY BIOLOGY HABITATS: MARINE BIOLOGY HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I BIOLOGY INDEPENDENT STUDY BASIC COMPUTER SKILL/MS OFFICE BEGINNING WORD

days T R T R T R M W M W TBA W TBA

time 8:30AM-9:50AM 8:30AM-9:50AM 12:30PM-1:50PM 11:30AM-12:50PM 11:30AM-12:50PM -TBA 5:30PM-7:50PM -TBA

location CC-062 CC-062 NC-217 CC-062 CC-062 TBD NC-211 Online

instructor FISHER, MATTHEW R. FISHER, MATTHEW R. MANN, MARION E. FISHER, MATTHEW R. FISHER, MATTHEW R. FISHER, MATTHEW R. BOYCE, THOMAS BOYCE, THOMAS

art

business

biology & computer technology

Equal Opportunity and Non-Discrimination The College prohibits unlawful discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, disability, veteran status, age, sexual orientation, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law in any area, activity or operation of the College. The College also prohibits retaliation against an individual for engaging in activity protected under this policy, and interfering with rights or privileges granted under antidiscrimination laws. In addition, the College complies with applicable provisions of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (as amended), related Executive Orders 11246 and 11375, Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (as amended), Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (“USERRA’), and all local and state civil rights laws. Under this policy, equal opportunity for employment, admission, and participation in the College’s programs, services, and activities will be extended to all persons, and the College 12 • register: 541-996-6222 • fall 2018

will promote equal opportunity and treatment through application of this policy and other College efforts designed for that purpose.

Persons having questions about equal opportunity and nondiscrimination should contact either: Dean of Students Cindy Carlson 541-867-8511 ccarlson@oregoncoastcc.org Human Resources Manager Joy Gutknecht 541-867-8515 joy.gutknecht@oegoncoastcc.org.

Questions can also be mailed to their attention at: 400 SE College Way, Newport, OR 97366.

OCCC Credit Courses: Fall 2018 college survival & communications course number CG100-Z1 CG100-Z2 CG100-Z3 COMM111-Z1 COMM140-Z1 COMM228-Z1

title COLLEGE SURVIVAL AND SUCCESS COLLEGE SURVIVAL AND SUCCESS COLLEGE SURVIVAL AND SUCCESS PUBLIC SPEAKING INTRODUCTION TO INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIN MASS COMMUNICATION AND SOCIETY

days M W T R F TBA F T R

time 4:00PM-5:20PM 3:30PM-4:50PM 1:00PM-3:50PM TBA-TBA 9:00AM-12:50PM 3:30PM-5:20PM

location CC-047 CC-032 CC-047 Online CC-062 NC-208

instructor HAMILTON, LAURA K. CARR, STEVEN CARR, STEVEN BISHOP, JANICE M. BISHOP, JANICE M. DEWAR, GREGORY

course number ECE196-Z1 EMS105-Z1 ENG105-Z1 ENG105-Z2 ENG201-Z1

title TEAMING AND COMMUNICATION IN ECE SETTINGS EMT PART I INTRO TO LITERATURE (DRAMA) INTRO TO LITERATURE (DRAMA) SHAKESPEARE: EARLY WORKS

days W T R M W M W T R

time 5:00PM-6:50PM 6:00PM-9:20PM 5:30PM-7:20PM 5:30PM-7:20PM 5:00PM-6:50PM

location CC-032 CC-271 CC-062 NC-208 CC-062

instructor STAFF, STAFF MILLER, DAVID R. RODGER, ROBERT RODGER, ROBERT MASON, SANDRA K.

course number G201-Z2 HE112-Z1 HE242-Z1 HE295-Z1 HST201-Z1 HST201-Z2 HST201-Z3

title days PHYSICAL GEOLOGY T R STANDARD FIRST AID & EMERGENCY (only on Sat. 9/29/18) S STRESS AND HUMAN HEALTH TBA HEALTH AND FITNESS FOR LIFE TBA HISTORY OF THE US TO 1840 TBA HISTORY OF THE US TO 1840 M HISTORY OF THE US TO 1840 M

time 2:00PM-4:50PM 9:00AM-4:50PM TBA-TBA -TBA -TBA 1:00PM-3:20PM 1:00PM-3:20PM

location CC-233 TBD Online Online Online CC-062 NC-208

instructor BERNHARDT, G. & LILLEY, W. STAFF, STAFF QUARLES, JEANNE C. BRUCE, ERIC ALLEN JACKSON, TUCKER JACKSON, TUCKER JACKSON, TUCKER

course number LIB101-Z1 MP111-Z1 MTH105-Z1 MTH105-Z2 MTH111-Z1 MTH112-Z1 MTH20-Z1 MTH58-Z1 MTH60-Z1 MTH60-Z2 MTH65-Z1 MTH95-Z1 MTH95-Z2

title LIBRARY RESEARCH AND BEYOND: MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY MATH IN SOCIETY MATH IN SOCIETY COLLEGE ALGEBRA ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS BASIC MATH (ARITHMETIC) MATH LITERACY I INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA - FIRST TERM INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA - FIRST TERM INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA- SECOND TERM INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA

days TBA TBA M W M W T R W T R T R T R W R T R M W

time -TBA TBA-TBA 3:30PM-5:20PM 3:30PM-5:20PM 5:00PM-7:20PM 8:00AM-10:20AM 9:30AM-11:50AM 8:00AM-10:20AM 1:00PM-3:20PM 1:00PM-3:20PM 1:00PM-3:20PM 5:00PM-7:20PM 8:00AM-10:20AM

location Online Online CC-070 NC-208 CC-032 CC-032 CC-032 CC-048 CC-047 NC-211 CC-032 CC-048 CC-048

instructor ADOLF, DARCI L. REANEY, BONNIE J. WILLIAMS, ALISON WILLIAMS, ALISON BURAK, MARGE M. BURAK, MARGE M. KEEHN, ROGER A. WILLIAMS, ALISON KEEHN, ROGER A. BURAK, MARGE M. BURAK, MARGE M. WILLIAMS, ALISON WILLIAMS, ALISON

course number MUP171A-Z1 MUP174A-Z1 MUP177A-Z1 MUP180A-Z1 MUP192A-Z1 MUP293A-Z1 MUS111C-Z1 MUS111-Z1 MUS191P-Z1 MUS191-Z1 MUS192P-Z1 MUS192-Z1 MUS193P-Z1 MUS193-Z1 MUS206-Z1 MUS220A-Z1

title APPLIED MUSIC/PIANO APPLIED MUSIC/VOICE APPLIED MUSIC/VIOLIN - CELLO APPLIED MUSIC/GUITAR APPLIED MUSIC/MISCELLANEOUS APPLIED MUSIC/GUITAR II SIGHT SINGING/EAR TRAINING 1 MUSIC THEORY (PART ONE) CLASS PIANO I CLASS GUITAR I CLASS PIANO II CLASS GUITAR II CLASS PIANO III CLASS GUITAR III INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC CHORUS

days TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M W M W T R T R T R T R T R T R T R T R

time -TBA TBA-TBA -TBA -TBA -TBA -TBA 2:30PM-3:20PM 1:00PM-2:30PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 1:00PM-2:20PM 3:30PM-4:50PM 10:30AM-11:50AM

location CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179 CC-179

instructor SCOVILLE, MARY LEE MCKENNEY, CHRISTINE M. FOLLETT, KATHLEEN J. SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE SCOVILLE, MARY LEE

early childhood education, ems and english

geology, health & history

library studies & mathematics

music

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OCCC Credit Courses: Fall 2018 nursing & allied health course number NCMA101-Z1 NCMA102-Z1 NUR101-Z1 NUR141-Z1 NUR241-Z1

title days BODY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION I M W CLINICAL PROCEDURES I T NURSING ASSISTANT LEVEL 1 TBA FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING M R CARE OF PATIENTS WITH COMPLEX HEALTH PROBLEMS MT

time 10:00AM-11:50AM 9:00AM-3:50PM -TBA 9:00AM-11:50AM 9:00AM-11:50AM

location CC-047 SC-109 SC-113 CC-249 CC-271

instructor WAY, ANN STAFF, STAFF NIELSEN-LIMES, INGER MARIE JACOBS, DIANE BARTON, LYNN R.

course number PE182K-Z1 PE182L-Z1 PE295-Z9 PSY101-Z1 PSY101-Z2 PSY201A-Z1 PSY201A-Z3 RD115-Z1 SOC204-Z1

title YOGA I YOGA II HEALTH AND FITNESS FOR LIFE LAB PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN RELATIONS PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN RELATIONS INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY - PART 1 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY - PART 1 COLLEGE READING SOCIOLOGY IN EVERYDAY LIFE

days T R T R TBA T R T R TBA TBA M W M W

time 5:30PM-6:50PM 5:30PM-6:50PM -TBA 10:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM TBA-TBA -TBA 10:30AM-12:20PM 10:30AM-12:20PM

location CC-151 CC-151 Online CC-070 NC-204 Online Online CC-049 CC-048

instructor STAFF, STAFF STAFF, STAFF BRUCE, ERIC ALLEN LAUGHLIN, RICK E. LAUGHLIN, RICK E. QUARLES, JEANNE C. LAUGHLIN, RICK E. HAMILTON, LAURA K. RESZ, SUSAN D.

course number SPA101-Z1 SPA101-Z2 SPA111C-Z1 SPA111C-Z2 SPA201-Z1 SPA211C-Z1

title FIRST YEAR SPANISH- FIRST TERM FIRST YEAR SPANISH- FIRST TERM FIRST YR SPANISH CONVERSATION FIRST YR SPANISH CONVERSATION SECOND YEAR SPANISH-1ST TERM INTERMEDIATE SPANISH CONVERSATION

days T R M W T R M W M W M W

time 1:30PM-3:20PM 6:00PM-7:50PM 1:00PM-1:25PM 5:30PM-5:55PM 1:30PM-3:20PM 1:00PM-1:25PM

location CC-049 CC-049 CC-049 CC-049 CC-049 CC-049

instructor WALES, ANN WALES, ANN WALES, ANN WALES, ANN WALES, ANN WALES, ANN

course number WR115-Z1 WR115-Z2 WR121-Z1 WR121-Z2 WR121-Z4 WR121-Z9 WR122-Z1 WR122-Z2 WR123-Z1 WR242-Z1

title INTRODUCTION TO EXPOSITORY WRITING INTRODUCTION TO EXPOSITORY WRITING ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENGLISH COMPOSITION CREATIVE WRITING (POETRY)

days T R T R T R M W TBA T R M W TBA TBA M W

time 12:00PM-12:50PM 3:30PM-5:20PM 1:00PM-2:50PM 1:00PM-2:50PM -TBA 5:30PM-7:20PM 5:30PM-7:20PM -TBA -TBA 3:30PM-5:20PM

location CC-048 NC-204 CC-048 CC-048 Online NC-204 CC-048 Online Online CC-048

instructor HAMILTON, LAURA K. GASPAR, KAHEA HAMILTON, LAURA K. MISITI, PATRICK J. PAVLISH, CATHERINE A. GASPAR, KAHEA STAFF, STAFF STAFF, STAFF PAVLISH, CATHERINE A. MISITI, PATRICK J.

physical education, psychology, reading & sociology

spanish

writing

Drivers’ Education returns for Fall term Register for this ODOT-approved driver’s education course at OCCC’s Central County Campus this fall. Students must have a valid driving permit and be 15, 16 or 17 years of age. Students who turn 18 before the end of the course do not qualify for the DMV drive test exemption. The course is composed of 30+ hours of classroom instruction and 12 hours of vehicle instruction. The behind-the-wheel and observation will take place on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, depending on student schedules. Cost for the class is $225 for students 15-17 years of age and $450 for students 18 years and older. The instructors will be offering a class on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in Lincoln City as well, but are awaiting confirmation on a venue before posting those dates. Find ‘Training Wheels Driver Education’ on Facebook for more information. Register by calling Jerry Conrady, at 541-961-9753.

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CLASSES RUN SEPT. 5 TO NOV. 5. EXACT DATES ARE: SEPT. 5, 10, 12, 17, 24, 26 AND OCT. 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24 & 29, AND NOV. 5.

OCCC CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS • 6-8PM ALL DRIVING TIMES TAKE PLACE IN NEWPORT.

ged, esol & more Want to earn your GED certificate? OCCC offers GED preparation classes each term in both Newport and Lincoln City. These classes cost $20 per term. To get started, attend a mandatory two-session orientation at either location (see below).

A student must be at least 16 years old to attend classes or take the test, and 16- and 17-year-olds must complete a Home School application from Linn Benton Lincoln Educational Service District, send it back to LBL-ESD, then return the Authorization form to the testing examiner to “unlock” the test. For those who take classes at the College, the forms will be available and this process is expedited during orientation.

Fall 2018 Orientation Schedule for GED & Adult General Education Classes Two-day or two-night orientation attendance required before enrolling in a GED class.

Newport Day Class Orientation Newport Night Class Orientation Lincoln City Day Class Orientation Lincoln City Night Class Orientation Newport Day Class Newport Night Class Lincoln City Day Class Lincoln City Night Class

12 to 4 pm, Mon. & Wed., Sept. 24 & 26 or Oct. 22 & 24 5:30 pm-9 pm, Mon. & Wed., Sept. 24 & 26 or Oct. 22 & 24 9 am-Noon, Tues. & Thurs., Sept. 25 & 27 or Oct. 23 & 25 5 pm-8 pm, Tues. & Thurs., Sept. 25 & 27 or Oct. 23 & 25

Fall 2018 GED & Adult General Education Class Schedule

Mondays & Wednesdays, 1pm-3:50 pm, starting Sept. 24 Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:30 pm-8:20 pm, starting Sept. 24 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9 am-Noon, starting Sept. 25 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5 pm-8 pm, starting Sept. 25

Room 25 Room 25 Room 124 Room 124 Room 27 Room 27 Room 123 Room 123

OCCC’s ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Classes

Instructor: Will Quillian, wquillian@oregoncoastcc.org Beginning the week of Sept. 24 • 541-867-8517 Newport Morning Class Lunes, Miercoles, & Viernes (Mon, Wed & Fri), 9 am-11:20 am Room 24 Newport Night Class Lunes e Miercoles (Mon & Wed), 6 pm-8 pm Meets at Oceanspray Family Center, 1039 NW Nye St. Newport Night Class Martes e Jueves (Tues & Thurs), 6 pm-8 pm Meets at Foodshare of Lincoln County, 535 NE 1st St. Laboratorio de Escritura (Writing Lab): Intermedio/avanzado (Intermediate/advanced) Lunes e Miercoles (Mon & Wed), 11:30 am-12:50 pm Room 24

Jueves (Thursday), 2 pm-3:20 pm Room 24

ged testing info Registering for GED Testing • Visit GED Testing Services at GED.com • Create a My GED account • Write down your User Name and password for future access Making an Appointment • Locate the Testing Center • Check the testing schedule • Choose an appointment day/time • Pay for the test (credit or debit card or voucher) GED Testing Fees • The fee for each test is $38 (there are four tests).

• Testing candidates will be able to take two

re-tests per subject area (8 total). The retest fee is $10. All initial and retest fees are paid when a testing appointment is made.

Arriving for Your Test • Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled test appointment.

• Please bring a valid government issued picture I.D. with a signature. Your ID can not be expired.

• Check in at Student Services.

• Read & sign Candidate Rules Agreement.

For 16- and 17-Year-Old Students Candidates 16 and 17 years of age must provide proof of one of the following in order to take the GED test: • A Release from Compulsory Attendance from last high school attended.

• Be a student in the GED Options program.

• Married or legally emancipated.

What to Bring Candidates should refrain from bringing to the testing center large items such as backpacks, purses, laptops and other electronics, and books. Your personal items must fit in small lockers provided to you during testing.

You will be asked to remove large watches and other large jewelry before entering the room. The only things candidates need to bring are their ID and car keys (if applicable).

For more details, contact Cheryle Burkhart, GED Testing Specialist, at 541-867-8505. To obtain a copy of a GED certificate or GED transcript, visit GED.com. fall 2018 • register: 541-996-6222 • 15

Resources for Credit Students Free Help with the FAFSA

Need assistance completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)?

Want information about scholarships and ways to make college more affordable?

Oregon Coast Community College, in conjunction with College Goal Oregon, is hosting a Financial Aid Information Night to inform students, their family members and interested members of the community. The event is being held from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, October 9 at the Central County Campus in the Newport Commons, and from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 16 at the North County Center in Lincoln City.

This event is part of a program to help students and their families learn about the FAFSA and how to apply for financial aid. Attendees receive information on navigating the steps of financial aid, learning about scholarship opportunities, completing the FAFSA and learning about financial aid challenges.

Recent changes to the FAFSA allow students to file their 2019-2020 FAFSA as early as October 1, 2018 rather than waiting until January 1, 2019. When completing the 2019-2020 FAFSA, students (and parents, as appropriate) must report their 2017 income Zane S information. tev

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The Oregon Coast Community College Navigate Program serves as an umbrella program designed to inspire, inform, guide, and support students finding their way to – and successfully through – higher education. The Navigate Program supports Lincoln County students and families beginning in the 8th grade and continuing through completion of community college and on to employment or transfer. The Navigate Program maintains two key strategic initiatives: One: To connect and enhance existing outreach and support activities across partners to encourage more students to complete high school and enter higher education, and Two: Provide direct support to increase retention and success of qualifying students who enroll at OCCC. Learn more about Navigate! Contact Holly Shank, Navigate Outreach Specialist, at holly.shank@oregoncoastcc. org or Ben Kaufmann, Navigate Program Manager, at ben.kaufmann@oregoncoastcc.org for more information.

High School Visits to OCCC: • Taft – September 13 • Toledo, Waldport, Siletz and Eddyville – Sept. 14 • Newport – September 17 These visits are opportunities for high school students to experience OCCC. Students will tour OCCC’s interactive programs, receive financial aid tips, learn about career and academic goal-setting, and mix and mingle with OCCC staff and faculty at a barbecue. Please talk to your high school counselor if you are interested in attending.

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It’s never too late for college!

RESIDENTS 65+ RECEIVE FREE TUITION FOR CREDIT CLASSES

Is the ‘Oregon Promise’ right for you?

FINAID@OREGONCOASTCC.ORG | 541-867-8501

County residents aged 65 and above get free tuition for credit classes on a space-available basis and taken for an audit. Auditing is taking a class without receiving a grade or credit. You can only audit a class if there are still seats available on the first day of class. This 100% tuition waiver does not cover lab fees, books, or other class fees. Many classes fill up early, so space is not guaranteed.

To use the waiver, find the class you’d like to take in the class schedule, but don’t register yet. Print out the senior waiver form and contact the instructor on the first day of class. Get the instructor’s permission to take the class and have her/him sign the form, then return to Student Services in Newport or Lincoln City. After the waiver has been applied to your account, log into myOCCC and pay any fees not covered by the waiver.

Registration prior to the first day of class will void the waiver.

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Privacy of Student Information Oregon Coast Community College shall follow all applicable state and federal laws, rules, and regulations which apply to student records. All information contained in the College records which is personally identifiable to any student shall be kept confidential and not released except upon prior written consent of the subject student or upon the lawful subpoena or other order of a court of competent jurisdiction. Student information may be shared among College faculty and staff on an official (need to know) basis.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (Statute: 20 U.S.C. 1232g; Regulations: 34CRF Part 99), also known as FERPA or the Buckley amendment, is a federal law that states (a) a written institutional policy must be established and (b) that a statement of adopted procedures covering the privacy rights of students be made available. The law provides that the institution will maintain the confidentiality of student education records and affords students certain rights regarding their educational records. They are in general: • The right to obtain a copy of OCCC’s current Student Records Policy.

Considering registering for credit classes?

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•The right to inspect and review their own educational records.

• The right to seek to amend their own educational records.

• The right to have some control over the disclosure of information from their own educational records by authorizing or denying access in writing.

• The right to file complaints of alleged failures to comply with the requirements of FERPA with the U.S. Dep. of Education.

Note: FERPA rights belong to the OCCC student, regardless of the student’s age.

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Small Business Classes

Lindsey Johnson

GET ORGANIZED, with... Google Keep

From the electrician tracking a big project with notes and photos, to a couple sharing shopping lists so that neither one of them forgets a necessary item, Google Keep is becoming a must-have app for more and more folks. Students love the ability to store and sort notes and track assignment due-dates, appointments and more. This free Google feature is more than an organizational tool, it’s a digital brain that seamlessly integrates across Google Docs and other Google tools. Veteran SBDC instructor Lindsey Johnson leads this class and introduces you to the potential of Google Keep to help make your life just a little more organized.

The class is split into two parts: a basic introduction in the first session, allowing partici-

pants a week to use and experiment with the app before attending session two, a follow-up gathering to talk about some more advanced uses and answer questions. This is an ideal class for business owners and managers, or for anyone with a busy life who may be looking for some fun, creative tools to help get things organized. Smartphones and laptops are welcome at the class; please be sure to

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SEO & Google Analytics

Google’s search engine uses a complex algorithm to determine which pages are displayed first in the results. Their exact formula is a secret, but there are always a few things you can do to improve your rank in Google search results. In this class we will cover those basics things you can do to improve your website ranking. There are no guarantees in the world of search – if someone promises you quick results, it’s probably a scam. No matter what you do, make sure you create a site that you want to visit, written the way humans would want to read it. This class is best for those businesses that currently have a website and are able to access Google Analytics data.

The course shows how Google Analytics can track the ROI of a business’ online presence and its performance online. Students will learn how to track multiple websites, including how to track pages on Facebook, WordPress or other media.

INSTRUCTOR: MISTY LAMBRECHT TUESDAYS • 2PM-5PM • OCT. 30 & NOV. 6 • $50 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

TUESDAYS • 9AM-NOON • OCT. 30 & NOV. 6 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

pre-load the Chrome browser on each before attending. Participants must have established a Gmail account prior to first class session.

INSTRUCTOR: LINDSEY JOHNSON TUESDAYS • 5:30-8:30 • OCT. 2 & 9 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

WordPress Open Lab

If you have ever taken our WordPress course and would like a quick refresher, or if you have questions about your current WordPressbased website, this class is for you.

We can help you with the following issues in this unique drop-in lab.

• updating your software • backing up your software • updating or adding plug-ins for security, galleries, search engine optimization, or e-commerce shopping cart • changing themes or updating your current theme • adding a blog or updating content.

INSTRUCTOR: MISTY LAMBRECHT TUESDAYS • 2PM-5PM • OCTOBER 16 & 23 • $50 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT TUESDAYS • 9AM-NOON • OCTOBER 16 & 23 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Registering is Easy! oregoncoastbusiness.com Or call 541-994-4166

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Small Business Classes Social Media Marketing Two-Part Series

Is your head still spinning from all the recenty algorithmic changes made by Facebook and other SM platforms recently? How do you know whether you’re making the right decisions, and the right investments, in your online marketing efforts? This powerful two-session class is the place to start.

PART 1: Designed for business owners with established accounts on Facebook, this course will delve deep into powerful paid (and free) advertising opportunities, including an in-depth look at Facebook’s remarkable Power Editor tool, which affords advertisers robust ways to target advertising very specifically, even here on the Oregon Coast. If you’ve taken Social Media Marketing courses in past years, it may be time for a checkup. The much-publicized algorithm changes Facebook rolled out earlier this year have forced Lincoln County businesses to make wholesale changes in the way they use the platform to grow their businesses. Has your business adjusted to the new playbook?

PART 2: Are you using the right social media for your business? There are many platforms, they each work differently and can provide different results for different types of businesses. They also have different tools, strategies, clients and markets. How can an entrepreneur keep up and have the time to run a successful small business? This class will cover the many changes, updates and tools specific to each platform, and how to determine which ones may work best and provide results that will be worth the time and effort you invest.

INSTRUCTOR: MISTY LAMBRECHT TUESDAYS • 2PM-5PM • NOVEMBER 27 & DECEMBER 4 • $50 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT TUESDAYS • 9AM-NOON • NOVEMBER 27 & DECEMBER 4 • $50 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

Doing Business in Lincoln County

An introduction to business formation, licensing, registration, marketing, and operations. The course is a mix of general start-up information and specific considerations for Oregon Coast businesses. From its start, with a lively exercise in determining break-even point, to philosophical discussions of the traits and personalities common in successful entrepreneurs, this class is a powerful first step for someone contemplating launching their own business and a robust refresher for owners and managers of established businesses.

INSTRUCTOR: CRAIG GRANT WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17 • 10:30AM – 12:30PM • $25 NORTH COUNTY CENTER • LINCOLN CITY

Linda Roy

To Airbnb, or not to Airbnb?

Is starting an Airbnb right for you? They can certainly add more income to your pocketbook, but certain responsibilities come along with the added revenue.

Find out how you would rate yourself as a prospective Airbnb host/business by taking a six-point business evaluation.

Also, this class will give you a chance to look behind the curtain and see what hosts see after a site is set-up. Learn what it takes to get started, and some tricks of the trade to receive high scores from guest reviews.

Finally, some Airbnb guests expect more than just a place to rest their heads – many are looking for an “experience” when determining a place to stay.

This class involves a sample “experience” you will witness first-hand, and will long remember. Check out the instructor’s rental, The Pallet Palace, in Logsden, by typing those words on the Airbnb.com site.

INSTRUCTOR: GUY FAUST THURSDAY, OCT. 25 • 2-5PM • $20 CENTRAL COUNTY CAMPUS, NEWPORT

Real Estate Broker License Course

Have you tried studying online, independently (and alone) for your Real Estate Broker’s License test? All too often, independent online study grinds on for months and months longer than you planned. This class is designed to keep you and your classmates on track, week in and week out, as you work as a group and independently towards preparing to successfully take your Real Estate Broker License test.

Start in October, and take your test before Christmas! There are definitely cheaper online independent study programs available. This course, though, proves the reliable axiom that, more often than not, one gets what one pays for. The course meets Tuesday evenings from 6pm to 9pm, with additional online study required throughout the term. Students are also required to attend an all-day final exam prep session on the Saturday after the final Tuesday class.

INSTRUCTOR: LINDA ROY TUESDAYS • OCTOBER 2– DECEMBER 11 AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 (CLASS SKIPS THANKSGIVING WEEK) 5:30PM– 8:30PM • $600 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY fall 2018 • register: 541-994-4166 • 19

Small Business Classes Let’s not just check the tires; let’s get under the hood of your business

The Small Business Development Center’s powerful Small Business Management Program starts in September and culminates with a graduation ceremony in June. For the 2018-19 academic year, we plan to have cohorts in both Newport and Lincoln City.

Join the SBM and delve deep into the topics most critical to your success. The program features monthly three-hour classes, along with monthly one-on-one advising sessions dedicated to achieving the goals you set at the start of the program along with your advisor, which may include: • Improved financial management • Human resources & independent contractors • A better understanding of applicable business law and administrative rules • Improved marketing programs … and much more Over the course of a three-term academic year, our participants receive: • Ten one-to-one, two-hour meetings with an SBDC advisor • Meetings with an informal support group of a number of other SBM participants • Nine SBM classes, plus access to more than a dozen additional sessions or workshops attended by your business peers.

Misty Lambrecht, with 2017-18 SBM participant Patrick White, of Northwest Allpro Auto Clinic in Newport

Scholarships for Lincoln City businesses For the sixth consecutive year, Lincoln City – via its Urban Renewal Agency, and thanks to a unanimous vote of support by the city council in July 2018 – will make available economic development funds for scholarships for business classes and programs, like those featured in this publication. “The funds allocated to these scholarships are from the same sources that the city uses to make available low-interest loans for façade improvement or business expansion,” said SBDC Director Dave Price. “We’re grateful and humbled to know that the city, year after year, sees the value in the services we offer to our participating businesses, and steps up to encourage more businesses to register, thanks to this financial support.” If your busi-

Find out if the SBM is right for you!

Misty Lambrecht, SBM Coordinator 541-994-4166 misty.lambrecht@oregoncoastcc.org

ness is located within the city’s Urban Renewal District, you are eligible for 100% scholarship support for any of our programs, including the Small Business Management Program, above.

“Thanks to ongoing generous support from the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners, the City of Newport and the City of Waldport, we’re also able to continue offering other scholarship support to businesses located elsewhere in Lincoln County,” Price said.

To learn more, call the SBDC office at 541-994-4166.

This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration under Cooperative Agreement Number SBAHQ-18-B-0034. SBA’s funding is not an endorsement of any products, opinions, or services. All SBA funded programs are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested in advance. Contact the SBDC at Oregon Coast Community College, 3788 SE High School Dr., Lincoln City, OR 97367, 541-994-4166.

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Small Business Classes

Need accounting help?

Count on the SBDC. Shoebox Bookkeeping

Would you like to learn some good old “lowtech” accounting? This class will cover the basics such as: - setting up a general ledger and chart of accounts - the basics of accounts payable and receivable - recording start-up costs This class is also a good refresher course for individuals who currently do computer bookkeeping. It’s a great way to step back and understand what’s happening behind the curtain with your QuickBooks, WaveApps or other bookkeeping software. Students should bring a calculator.

INSTRUCTOR: KATHIE GORDON-BROOKS TUESDAY, 5:30-8:30PM • SEPT. 25 • $39 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

QuickBooks Online QUICKBOOKS IN THE CLOUD

QuickBooks Online will cover the basic features, getting set up and getting started, navigating the program, reporting, and how to use expanded features to customize QuickBooks Online to use for your business. The course will introduce basic financial and accounting terms, discuss year-end reporting, and cover using data to produce a financial report from this software. This will be a hands-on course with active discussion; students should bring a note pad and be familiar with operating a windows computer.

INSTRUCTOR: KATHIE GORDON-BROOKS THURSDAY, 6-9PM • NOV. 6 • $49 NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

5-Session QuickBooks Case Study

Take the series or just the individual classes you want. Geared for the beginning bookkeeper. Pre-requisite is familiarity with a Windows computer.

• Take all five for $195, or choose sessions for $49 each • Register at oregoncoastbusiness.com, or call 541-994-4166.

1: Tips & Tricks

OCT. 2: Our case study will begin with starting a new company and building the QuickBooks data file from scratch.

• Chart of Accounts • Business Formation • Company Profiles • Shortcuts and Tips

2: Vendor Transactions

OCT. 9: The case study will continue with adding vendors, bank loans, and how to manage and use your credit cards within QuickBooks.

• Vendors • Form 1099-MIS • Using Credit & Bank Loans

3: Sales Transactions

OCT. 16: In this session, we will add customers, explore cash and credit sales, and more.

• Recording Sales & Using Bank Accounts

4: Financial Reports

OCT. 23: The IRS and your bank are very interested in your business. This class will explore ways to share required details without giving away sensitive details.

5: Payroll

OCT. 30: At this final class, we will tie everything learned earlier together through a Q & A session. And, since hiring employees and processing payroll is often the next thing a small business does when it opens shop, in this final class, we will explore doing payroll in QuickBooks and discuss employee vs. independent contractors.

INSTRUCTOR: KATHIE GORDON-BROOKS TUESDAYS, OCT. 2 – OCT. 30 • 6-9PM

TUITION: $195 OR $49 FOR INDIVIDUAL CLASSES NORTH COUNTY CENTER, LINCOLN CITY

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OCCC Foundation Get the low-down on

Fund-raising

This Fall, Oregon Coast Community College is pleased to offer non-profit organizations and charities throughout Lincoln County the opportunity to learn directly from fundraising expert Elena Fracchia.

To register for either of these free workshops, simply use the registration form for Fall Term found at oregoncoastcc.org/communityed.

Call 541-867-8531 to register by phone or to learn more.

October 4, 4:00 – 5:30pm • Lincoln City Beyond Strategic Plans – How Fundraising Plans Can Keep You on Track From event planning to major donor solicitations and everything in between, many of us are just doing our best to get to our fundraising goals each year without dropping the proverbial ball. It is chaos and challenge, celebration and heartache, and we do it day after day because we love the work. This workshop will help you step back from the minutia, and take a broader look at developing a fundraising plan that can support your goals and keep you on track toward success. You’ll leave this workshop with the tools you need to turn your strategic goals into an actionable annual fundraising plan.

Elena Fracchia

November 14, 4:00 – 5:30pm • Newport Planned Giving – Is it right for you and your donors?

Increasingly we are hearing news stories about donors leaving gifts to their favorite nonprofits in their wills and trusts. But how does this really work and are there ways you can engage with your donors to develop a plan together?

Absolutely. In this workshop we will provide an overview of what planned giving entails for the nonprofit and the donor. We’ll look at resources available in your community and how you can play a role in your donor’s estate planning decisions.

Ready to make a difference in your community?

Donors who support the OCCC Foundation directly and profoundly impact the lives of our students and their families, right here in Lincoln County. Learn more about the students who benefit from our donors’ generosity at our Donor & Scholar reception this November. Then, in March, join us for Pearls of Wisdom, a tasty and entertaining way to get started in supporting OCCC while learning more about the College and meeting our students.

Donor & Scholar Reception – Nov. 8, 2018, 7:00pm OCCC Newport Campus Commons, 400 SE College Way

The OCCC Foundation is proud to help aspiring professionals pursue their dreams. This Spring, we offered $100,000 in scholarships to 41 students, with awards ranging from $1,500 - $4,500 for the 2018-19 academic year. Please join us as we celebrate our scholarship recipients and the generous donors who make it all possible. For more information or to RSVP, contact Lucinda Taylor at 541-867-8531 or foundation@ oregoncoastcc.org.

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Pearls of Wisdom – Save the Date – March 9, 2019 OCCC Newport Campus Commons, 400 SE College Way

The OCCC Foundation is delighted to introduce Pearls of Wisdom, our new signature event dedicated to raising funds in support of OCCC. Our inaugural event will be held on March 9, 2019.

Join us for an opportunity to experience Oregon Coast Community College through a unique selection of course offerings, designed to enlighten and delight our guests. On this special evening, you are invited to become a student again as you engage with OCCC faculty, staff and students to learn about the College and our amazing programs. Tour our campus and enjoy a progressive dinner featuring dishes prepared by local fine dining establishments and accompanied by samples from local wineries and breweries. For sponsorship opportunities or to learn more, please contact Lucinda Taylor at 541-867-8531 or foundation@oregoncoastcc.org.

customer service & hospitality training LINCOLN CITY • FALL 2018

Affordable professional development training for employers & job-seekers.

Lincoln County excellence in hospitality

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SESSION 1

MONDAY & TUESDAY • 5:30-7:30PM SEPT. 24 & 25 AND OCT. 1 & 2

SESSION 2

MONDAY & TUESDAY • 5:30-7:30PM OCTOBER 15, 16, 22 & 23

SESSION 3

MONDAY & TUESDAY • 5:30-7:30PM NOVEMBER 5, 6, 19 & 20 Registration and details at oregoncoastbusiness.com, or call 541-994-4166 Individuals are invited to register!

Price per person is $45, but ask about available scholarships.

Businesses sending 3 or more employees are eligible for hefty discounts!

Call 541-994-4166 for details.

Week One: Guest Service Gold

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hat brings customers back, visit after visit?

Excellent service.

Customer service training is expensive for employers and employees, and really fantastic training has been nearly impossible to find on the coast. Until now.

Oregon Coast Community College’s Small Business Development Center has produced a four-part customer service workshop featuring a world-class certification and hands-on experience in a commercial kitchen.

Whether your business is lodging, retail or dining, graduates of the Lincoln County Star Excellence in Hospitality Program will rise to the top of your applicant pool. And, Lincoln County businesses can send current employees through this powerful program for a mere fraction of what the program would cost in larger cities, thanks in part to support from local stakeholders and agencies.

The Lincoln County Star program includes the internationally-recognized Guest Service Gold: Oregon Edition workshop at OCCC’s Lincoln City center, followed by two sessions in a commercial kitchen, where cleaning, sanitation, knife use and more will be covered.

Our instructor, Judy Hardy, has decades of experience in the Lincoln County hospitality industry and is an experienced trainer serving groups in states across the country.

To register for this program, individuals should visit oregoncoastbusiness.com and complete the online form. To learn about group discounts to send 3 or more employees, Lincoln County employers should call the SBDC at 541-994-4166.

Guest service is the heart and soul of hospitality, and every hospitality employee, no matter what their job, needs to have a foundation in guest service. Guest Service Gold, which you can earn after successfully testing after Week 1, is a comprehensive program that creates guest service-oriented employees who know how to engage with guests and to provide memorable service. Skills are pertinent for lodging, restaurants, transportation, attractions, and retail occupations. Successfully complete this course and you will have earned an internationally accredited certification that can help you stand out among other applicants for any job in the hospitality industry. All with sufficient scores on this test will be provided an official certificate and a lapel pin.

Week Two: Kitchen & Front of House

In a working commercial kitchen, Lincoln County Star Certificate participants will learn some fundamentals of running a safe, clean, efficient kitchen.

- Mise En Place (Everything in Its Place) - Kitchen safety & sanitation - Knives: Safety, care & use - Fundamentals of professional table service & etiquette - Food Safety NOTE: Participants must have a current Oregon Food Handler’s Permit.

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NURSING A passion for caring, born on the beach

Kira Sciarrotta | July 2018

This summer, visitors to OCCC’s website met Kira Sciarrotta. Kira’s mother and her aunt both attended OCCC’s Nursing Program. Inspired by their accomplishments and careers, Kira set her sights on a career in healthcare while in high school. The 2018 Taft High graduate earned a CNA while a senior and this fall will attend OCCC taking courses preparing for entry in the College’s nursing program.

Learn more about Oregon Coast Community College on the College’s website, oregoncoastcc.org, and on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (@occcsharks).

Read Kira’s story online, and learn more about OCCC’s Nursing Program at oregoncoastcc.org/nursing-program.