Spring Continuing Education

2016 Spring quarter Classes begin March 10

CONTINUING EDUCATION Where life and learning connect mccneb.edu

Computers/Technology 1

Computers

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Photography

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Bicycle Maintenance

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Home Improvement

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Fab Lab

COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY

D.I.Y.

7 Woodworking 8 Automotive

AARP Smart Driver

Food/Fun/Outdoors

1 COMPUTERS

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Animals

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Dance

10 Exercise 11 Everyday Extrodinaire - Culinary 12 Food and Spirits 12 Home and Garden 13 Sports and Games

ON-SITE Computers

Adobe Photoshop - Level II

101 Tips and Tricks for Your PC Use your PC more efficiently and increase your productivity by learning dozens of tips, tricks and shortcuts involving the operating system, keyboard, desktop navigation, Internet, editing text, fonts, special characters, maintenance, viruses, monitors, disks, sound and more. (two weeks) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246603 COMP-605N-80 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/02-04/09 $44

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246605 COMP-605N-81 SU 09:00A-12:00P 04/24-05/01 $44

Hobbies/Personal Enrichment

11 EVERYDAY EXTRODINAIRE

14 Arts/Crafts/Hobbies 18 Communication 19 Writing Series 19 Language 20 Music 21 Sewing/Needlework 22 Wellness

NEW! Adobe Illustrator Discover the very basics of Illustrator, learning how the program is laid out. Explore where the important elements are, the toolbox and what each tool does. Learn what a vector drawing is and create a simple project. The instructor is Cheri McLaughlin. Bring a flash drive. (four weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246601 COMP-450N-80 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/02-04/23 $90

NEW! Adobe InDesign Learn how to create layouts, add and edit text and artwork, starting with the absolute basics. Receive an in-depth understanding on how to use the tools and techniques in this software. The instructor is Cheri McLaughlin. Bring a flash drive. (four weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246601 COMP 451N 80 SA 09:00A-12:00P

Special Interest 25 Finance and Law 26 Continuing Education for Insurance Professionals

27 TRAVEL

27 Sales/Use Tax Seminars 27 Travel 32 Online

04/30-05/21

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Adobe Photoshop - Level I Learn the basics of Adobe Photoshop, the toolbar and menu functions, how to manipulate a digital image, learn basic photo correction, basic layers and filters. You are welcome to bring scanned/digital photos you would like to experiment with. Bring a flash drive (16GB recommended) if you would like to save any of your files. (one session)

Prerequisite: Adobe Photoshop - Level I or a basic understanding of Photoshop.

Topics will include creative text, selection/masking techniques, photomerge, content aware, bridge and minibridge, painting techniques, puppet warp, 3D animation, and basic photo restoration and enhancement. You may bring and practice on your own scanned/ digital photos. Bring a flash drive (16GB recommended) if you would like to save your files. (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246181 COMP-423N-80 W 06:00P-09:00P 03/23-03/23 $39 Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246179 COMP-423N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/30-04/30 $39

NEW! Appy Hour What is an app? Why are they valuable? Are they entertainment, business or consumer friendly? Is it safe to download an app? Bring your iPad and/or iPhone for a hands-on experience discovering, using and organizing apps. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246614 COMP-454N-80 F 09:00A-12:00P 04/22-04/22 $39 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246616 COMP-454N-81 SA 9:00A-12:00P 04/30-04/30 $39 Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246611 COMP-454N-82 F 09:00A-12:00P 05/20-05/20 $39

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246604 COMP-454N-83 SU 09:00A-12:00P 05/22-05/22 $39

Computer Basics

This course is designed for the novice computer user and will be an overview of Windows, computer terminology and hands-on exercises in word processing using Microsoft Word. We will also be taking a quick peek at the Internet. Handouts will be provided. The instructor is Bonnie Nelson. (four weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246116 COMP-100N-80 W 06:00P-08:30P 05/04-05/25 $86

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246180 COMP-421N-80 W 06:00P-09:00P 03/16-03/16 $39 Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246178 COMP-421N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/23-04/23 $39

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Metropolitan Community College

2016 Issue 1

Metropolitan Community College (USPS 024-477) is published four times a year by Metropolitan Community College, 5300 N 30th Street, Omaha, NE 68111-1610. Periodicals postage paid at Omaha, NE 68108. Postmaster: Send address changes to Metropolitan Community College, P.O. Box 3777, Omaha, NE 68103-0777.

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Learn the basics of digital photography and photo editing through creative projects. Editing will be done using Photoshop and Camera Raw. Topics include basic camera functions, color and exposure controls and selective editing. Students should bring a digital camera, download cable, 5-10 personal photos to edit and a portable drive to save completed images. If unable to bring a drive from home, 16GB drives will be available for purchase for $10 on the first day of class. (two weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246519 COMP-446N-80 SA 10:00A-12:00P 03/12-03/19 $42

Explore your iPad - Level I Bring an iPad to class and learn the basics of this Apple product.

Discover the unique functions and features. Explore a variety of apps and learn how to download apps. Also learn how to browse the Web using Safari, and use iBooks to download and read books. Explore methods for using the iPad in everyday life (iPads are not provided).(one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246609 COMP-412N-80 SU 09:00A-12:00P 03/20-03/20 $39 Elkhorn Valley Campus, 829 N. 204th St. 246612 COMP-412N-81 F 09:00A-12:00P 04/01-04/01 $39

Explore your iPad - Level II

Prerequisite: Explore your iPad - Level I Let's probe a little deeper into what the iPad can do for you. Delve into the layers of the settings, learn to manage storage both on the device and in the cloud. Manage photos and edit them too. Search and seek apps that will meet your specific needs. Come with your iPad, questions and learning goals based on what you learned in Explore your iPad, Level I (iPads are not provided). (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246606 COMP-422N-80 SU 09:00A-12:00P 04/03-04/03 $39 Elkhorn Valley Campus, 829 N. 204th St. 246613 COMP-422N-81 F 09:00A-12:00P 04/08-04/08 $39

Explore your iPhone Bring your iPhone to class to learn the unique functions and features that will assist you in getting the most out of your iPhone. You will learn how to customize settings, download apps, use Siri, search the Internet using Safari, take, edit and share pictures and more (iPhones are not provided). (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246617 COMP-426N-80 F 09:00A-12:00P 03/18-03/18 $39

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246607 COMP-426N-81 SU 09:00A-12:00P 04/10-04/10 $39 Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246610 COMP-426N-82 F 09:00A-12:00P 04/29-04/29 $39 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246608 COMP-426N-83 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/21-05/21 $39

Microsoft Excel - Level II

Facebook for Seniors - Level I

Gmail, Using Your Account - Level I

Prerequisites: Comfortable using the Internet (Windows platform), access to an already-created Facebook account (Must know email and password) or be willing to create one.

Does it feel like everyone that you know is on Facebook? Do you want to join in, but aren't sure how to start? This is the class for you. Class participants will create their own Facebook page. You will learn how to set up a profile page, put privacy and security settings in place, find friends and share comments. This is a beginner-level class for those who are just creating a Facebook account or who are new to using Facebook.

(Windows platform) Note: This class does not address the mobile Facebook app. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246322 COMP-403N-80 SA 01:00P-04:00P 04/09-04/09 $39 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246526 COMP-403N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/09-04/09 $39

Want a free email account that you can access anywhere on any computer? Gmail does not depend on your Internet provider. This is a beginner level class for those who have never used a Gmail account.

Participants will create a Gmail account in class (Windows platform). It's easy and free!! Note: This class does not address the mobile Gmail app. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246325 COMP-419N-80 SA 01:00P-04:00P 04/30-04/30 $39

Facebook for Seniors - Level II Prerequisites: Facebook for Seniors – Level I, comfortable using the Internet (Windows platform) and must have a Facebook account (must know email and password).

Review basic Facebook skills from Level I and then spend time using Facebook with instructor assistance. This class provides an opportunity for someone who has been using Facebook, but still has questions about certain aspects of using Facebook. Most of the time will be spent as lab time using what was learned in Level I. Note: This class does not address the mobile Facebook app. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246323 COMP-405N-80 SA 01:00P-04:00P 04/16-04/16 $39 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246518 COMP-405N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/23-04/23 $39

NEW! Gmail, Using Your Account - Level II Prerequisite: Using Your Gmail Account – Level I or basic knowledge of Gmail.

Learn more advanced features of Gmail: Sending attachments, adjusting settings, using labels and more. note: This class does not address the mobile Gmail app. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246326 COMP-449N-80 SA 01:00P-04:00P 05/07-05/07 $39

Introduction to Computers This basic introductory level course will cover computer terminology, overview of Microsoft Windows and introduction to the Internet. Learn to explore the Internet using Internet Explorer as the browser, using various search engines and organizing favorite websites. Set up and use Yahoo email to practice the basics of email sending receiving, deleting, forwarding, using contacts and sending attachments. Instructor is Judy Brown. (four weeks) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246292 COMP-442N-80 T 12:30P-03:00P 03/15-04/05 $76 Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246293 COMP-442N-81 F 09:30A-12:00P 03/18-04/08 $76

It's All About the Mac

NEW! Facebook for Seniors - Level III Prerequisite: Facebook for Seniors – Level I and Level II, comfortable using the Internet (Windows platform) and must have a Facebook account (must know email and password).

If you want to use more of the advanced features that Facebook has to offer, this class is for you! We will do a brief review of Levels I and II, and then get into creating albums, lists, groups and events. Note: This class does not address the mobile Facebook app. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246324 COMP-448N-80 SA 01:00P-04:00P 04/23-04/23 $39 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246520 COMP-448N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/30-04/30 $39

LEARN MAKE LAUNCH

Take an introductory tour to discover how to navigate, become structured and keep your software updated. Identify the basic components while learning file management skills. Explore all the various applications the Mac has to offer. Bring your Apple laptop to class. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246602 COMP-452N-80 SA 09:00A-12:00P 03/19-03/19 $39

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246615

COMP-452N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P

Microsoft Excel - Level III Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel 2013 – Level I and Level II Explore advanced logical, conditional, text/date and financial functions.

The student covers more advanced aspects of database sorting, filters, and queries, lookups, and advanced charting. Creating and working with pivot tables and pivot charts. Importing and exporting data from other applications will be covered in detail. You will learn to use analytical tools and macros. Course book available for purchase the first day of class for $20. (three weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246115 COMP-417N-80 M 06:00P-09:00P 05/09-05/23 $77

Microsoft PowerPoint Start with the basics and learn to create, edit and share quality presentations. This course will cover themes and how to edit them.

Learn to add pictures, sound, graphics, text and video. Next, go beyond the basics by learning to engage your audience by customizing and making the most of your slides with hyperlinks, tables, charts, animations and transitions. Class taught by Duane Glover. Bring a flash drive (16GB recommended) if you would like to save your files. (two weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246183 COMP-440N-80 TH 06:00P-09:00P 03/17-03/24 $44 Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246176 COMP-440N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/14-05/21 $44

04/23-04/23 $39

Macintosh Basics

Learn the basics of the Macintosh operating system. Work with Mac's basic functions by learning about the desktop, keyboard, mouse and other computer functions specific to the Mac. Learn to use the built-in software to create simple documents, read PDF files, send emails and surf the Internet. This class is for PC users looking to switch to a Mac or anyone desiring to learn the Mac operating system. Bring a 4GB flash drive to class. The instructor is Cheri McLaughlin. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246598 COMP-430N-80 SA 10:00A-12:00P 03/12-03/12 $29 Fort Omaha Campus, Building 6, 30th and Fort streets 246599 COMP-430N-81 W 06:30P-08:30P 05/11-05/11 $29

Microsoft Excel - Level I

Metropolitan Community College is proud to introduce more than 50 course opportunities at the Do Space. Be sure to look for them throughout this catalogue.

This course picks up where Excel Level 1 2013 left off. Topics covered include working with large worksheets, using multiple worksheets and workbooks. Linking worksheets and workbooks will be covered as well as advanced formatting including styles and themes. List management (database), range naming outlining and tables will be covered. Web page features will be covered to include publishing, hyperlinks, emailing and publishing as a PDF file. The class will conclude with inspecting and protecting documents and using templates. Books will be available for use or can be purchased for around $20. The instructor is Bonnie Nelson. (three weeks) Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246113 COMP-231N-80 F 09:00A-12:00P 04/08-04/22 $67 Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246112 COMP-231N-81 M 06:00P-09:00P 04/11-04/25 $77

COMPUTER/TECHNOLGOY COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY

COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY

Digital Photography Basics

Discover the basics of Excel 2013 to include opening, navigating, entering text and numbers, and closing the workbooks or program. The student learns to enter, edit, find and replace information. Working with formulas and basic functions to cut, copy and paste is covered along with formatting, printing, creating charts, working with pictures and graphics. Books are available for purchase for $20. Instructor is Bonnie Nelson. (three weeks) Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246111 COMP-230N-80 F 09:00A-12:00P 03/11-03/25 $67 Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246108 COMP-230N-81 M 06:00P-09:00P 03/21-04/04 $77

Microsoft Word - Level I Learn the basic functions and features of Word, including set up, editing, saving, printing and browsing documents. Enhance the appearance of documents by using various formatting options with bolding, italicizing, underlining, color, bullets and fonts. Learn to create tables, envelopes, labels and insert graphics. Spell check, grammar check, thesaurus, setting tabs, using right-left indents, line spacing and page breaks will be covered as well as many other features. Evening class will have books available for purchase for $20 the first day of class. (three weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246109 COMP-433N-80 W 06:00P-09:00P 03/23-04/06 $77

Microsoft Word - Level II This course picks up where Word Level I left off. Topics covered include styles and outlining. Creating and formatting sections and working with columns will be learned. Creating and formatting tables, inserting borders and shading will also be covered. Learn how to create and print envelopes and labels, create templates and review the document properties.

Graphic creation will include diagrams, drawing tool and WordArt. The class will finish with creating web pages and hyperlinks and how to manage document revisions using tracking and comments. Books can be purchased for $20. The instructor is Bonnie Nelson. (three weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246118 COMP-437N-80 W 06:00P-09:00P 04/13-04/27 $77

Before attending class call 402-457-2620 to receive instructions on how to obtain your MCC username and password.

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NEW! Windows File Management

Prerequisites: Basic computer skills and the ability to use a mouse.

Learn to use Picasa, a free Google service that helps to organize digital photos and manage them in folders. Learn to crop pictures, remove red eye, retouch photos and change contrast and brightness. Discuss the steps to create a CD of your pictures for a backup. Learn to email photos from Picasa, print your photos, export and upload them. Captions will be added to your pictures and much more. Sample photos will be supplied by the instructor. (three weeks) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246290 COMP-420N-80 T 12:30P-03:00P 04/12-04/26 $56 Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246291 COMP-420N-81 F 09:30A-12:00P 05/06-05/20 $56

Prerequisite: Intro to Computers or experience working in Windows environment.

Learn to use Windows Explorer as an organizational tool to create folders, save, copy, move and delete files. Keep your hard drive organized so you will be able to find your work. Learn to use the recycle bin, install and uninstall programs, and perform regular maintenance activities to keep Windows working properly. Understand how sleep and hibernate are enabled on your desktop or laptop computer. Handout will be provided. Instructor is Judy Brown. (three weeks) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246295 COMP-447N-80 F 09:30A-12:30P 04/15-04/29 $67 Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246294 COMP-447N-81 T 12:30P-03:30P 05/03-05/17 $67

Pinterest for Beginners Learn how simple it is to create virtual bulletin boards with Pinterest.

Organize and share your favorite creative ideas, and explore others' boards to discover new ideas! Topics include pins, boards, discovering, following and navigating your home feed. Students will need to come to class with a valid email address, or preexisting Pinterest account. (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246522 COMP-431N-80 SA 01:00P-04:00P 03/12-03/12 $39 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246527 COMP-431N-81 SA 12:00P-03:00P 04/09-04/09 $39

QuickBooks - Level I This course instructs students, in the basic operations of QuickBooks.

Create a company accounting system from the ground up and build lists to include all the information necessary to operate a company's operations on a day-to-day basis. Learn both the invoicing/receivables side of business, as well as how to write checks and pay bills. Learn to reconcile bank statements and credit card accounts. Optional textbook available for purchase the first night of class for $30. Basic Windows familiarity, as well as the ability to use a Mouse is a must. Good typing skills are a plus!

Instructor is Ruthanne Grimsley. (four weeks) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q St. 246199 COMP-211N-80 T 06:00P-09:00P 03/15-04/05 $90 246200 COMP-211N-81 T 06:00P-09:00P 05/03-05/24 $90

QuickBooks - Level II Learn more about the Chart of Accounts and various payroll options.

Setup is covered in detail as well processing time sheets and single timed activities. The student learns to generate and modify reports.

Other topics include setting up classes, job cost, accounting, budgets and inventory. Optional textbook available for purchase the first night of class for $30. Instructor is Ruthanne Grimsley. (three weeks) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q St. 246201 COMP 212N 80 T 05:30P-09:30P 04/12-04/26 $90

Technology Update for Seniors Prerequisite: Comfortable using the Internet (Windows platform).

Are you ready to catch up with your grandkids? This class is designed for seniors, but anyone who wants to know more about current technology is welcome to come! Participants will learn about the many things Google can do. Google is not just a search tool anymore! We will explore YouTube, Hulu, Spotify, Pandora, Facebook, Twitter and many other resources that are available online. (This class provides an overview of Facebook and Twitter, but does not take time for participants to create their own Facebook accounts.) Note: This class does not address mobile apps. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246321 COMP-402N-80 SA 01:00P-04:00P 04/02-04/02 $39

Photography Basic Techniques of Taking Better Digital Photographs I Even basic cameras offer many helpful features but can be quite confusing. Bring your camera and instruction manual and after we have properly set up your camera, you will learn the basics of taking good pictures. We will also discuss when to use the built-in flash and when to take advantage of your camera's special 'scene' settings to get pleasing pictures in less than perfect situations. The instructor is Gregg Pejsar. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246820 PHOTO-112N-80 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/23-04/23 $29

Basic Techniques of Taking Better Digital Photographs II Discover the situations when you can obtain better results by moving beyond your camera's automatic settings. Bring your camera and instruction manual to class and we'll explore a practical approach to creating more effective images. The class requires a fully adjustable camera. The instructor is Gregg Pejsar. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246820 PHOTO-113N-80 SA 01:00P-04:00P 04/23-04/23 $29

Beginning Portrait Photography Come learn the fundamentals of good photographic portraiture.

Topics include natural and artificial lighting, composition, settings and equipment used to photograph both individuals and groups.

Demonstrations will show you how to make good portraits with minimal equipment. Bring your camera. Class is taught by Fred Rieser. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (use main entrance) 246443 PHOT-160N-01 SA 08:30A-12:30P 04/16-04/16 $36

NEW! Better Composition for Better Photos Want to take better photos? For the photographer, knowing composition is essential to capturing the best photos. Composition is a key component for great photography whether you shoot portraits, weddings, children, nature, sports or anything else. It's a big reason why two photographers can be at the very same place at the same time and one gets a great shot and one gets a bad shot. Bring your camera, as you will be going out and shooting. You will also review your photos in our computer lab. Bring five of your best pictures on a flash drive (a CD works too) to be critiqued. The instructor is Pasquale Mingarelli. You will have a lunch break on your own. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246430 PHOT-080N-01 SA 09:30A-04:30P 05/14-05/14 $64

Before attending class call 402-457-2620 to receive instructions on how to obtain your MCC username and password.

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Building Blocks of Basic Photography This course covers the basic fundamental principles of photography and basic digital imaging. Photographic jargon such as exposure, metering, F-Stops, focal length and more will be explained. Basic camera operations will be explained and demonstrated. Learn when to use auto and when to switch to manual. This workshop is designed for adjustable cameras. Point and Shoot Cameras will not be discussed. Bring your camera to class to learn the camera features that you can use. There will be a lunch break from 12:30-1:30PM. The instructor is Pat Mingarelli. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246431 PHOT-152N-01 SA 08:30A-04:30P 03/12-03/12 $64

COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY D.I.Y.

COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY PHOTOGRAPHY

Picasa, Organizing Your Photos

Improve Your Landscape Photography Lighting and composition are paramount in successful landscape photography. In this class you will learn techniques that with a little planning, patience and practice will improve your landscapes. Lighting topics include front, back and side lighting, time of day, as well as seasons. Composition will include arrangements to maximize depth of field, focus attention and frame the subject. Equipment, planning, personal assignments, evaluation and black and white fine art will be discussed as they relate to landscape photography. Although digital cameras may be used in landscape photography, this class will not discuss digital photography. Class is taught by Fred Rieser. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (use main entrance) 246441 PHOT-025N-01 SA 09:00A-12:00P 03/19-03/19 $29

Outdoor Portraits with Field Trip Daylight is great for portraiture. This class explores the nature of daylight specific to portraiture. Techniques such as fill-flash and the use of light modifiers will be demonstrated along with tips for good portrait composition. Bring your cameras and flash units and be prepared for some hands-on outdoor portrait activities. Point and shoot cameras are not recommended. At noon we will adjourn to the OPPD Arboretum on 108th and Blondo streets for some practical application of techniques discussed in the classroom. Directions and maps will be provided. Class is taught by Fred Rieser. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S 108th St. (use main entrance) 246444 PHOT-037N-01 SA 09:00A-02:00P 05/14-05/14 $39

Photography in Our National Parks Are you taking a trip this summer to a national park and want to make the most of it photographically? Then this one day seminar is for you. Nature photographer, Pasquale Mingarelli, has photographed in many of our favorite national parks, which include Yellowstone, Zion, Rocky Mountain, Glacier and many more. He will be teaching from his experiences and extensive knowledge of nature photography. There are many beautiful things to photograph in the parks. Learn how to bring some of that beauty home with you. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246432 PHOT-151N-01 SA 09:00A-01:00P 03/19-03/19 $36

Bicycle maintenance Learning to repair your bicycle — from patching a flat to building a new bike from its component parts — can be very gratifying and liberating. It can save you money and may even land you a job in a local bike store. Throughout the year, Community Bike Project Omaha offers a set of 12 two-hour classes at the Community Bike Shop in Gifford Park that include both instruction time and hands-on practice in every lesson. Bring a bike or the Community Bike Shop will have parts to work on. Students who complete all 12 classes will receive a completion award from MCC and CBPO.

Bike Maintenance and Repair Series This course includes all five courses listed above. Save money and sign up for all five workshops at once. (five weeks) Community Bike Shop, 525 N. 33rd St. 246376 SPRT-032N-01 T 06:00P-08:00P 03/15-04/12 $80 246382 SPRT-032N-02 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/19-05/17 $80

Brakes Squealing, rubbing and ineffective brakes are a common problem and can be dangerous. Learn how to set up and adjust your brakes properly, whether they're rim or drum, side-pull, center-pull, cantilever or v-brake. (one session) Community Bike Shop, 525 N. 33rd St. 246373 SPRT-027N-01 T 06:00P-08:00P 03/29-03/29 $19 246379 SPRT-027N-02 T 06:00P-08:00P 05/03-05/03 $19

Derailleurs Shifting is usually one of the more mysterious aspects of a bicycle: Why doesn't my bike shift right? What's all that noise? Why does my chain keep falling off? Never fear! All your questions about shifting and derailleurs will be answered in this two-hour class. (one session) Community Bike Shop, 525 N. 33rd St. 246375 SPRT-029N-01 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/12-04/12 $19 246381 SPRT-029N-02 T 06:00P-08:00P 05/17-05/17 $19

Freewheels and Cassettes Whether you have a freewheel or cassette, that hunk of cogs on your rear wheel allows you to shift gears and coast. Like many things in life, they need attention, some care, and eventually replacement. Learn how to tell the difference and how to fix them appropriately. (one session) Community Bike Shop, 525 N. 33rd St. 246374 SPRT-028N-01 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/05-04/05 $19 246380 SPRT-028N-02 T 06:00P-08:00P 05/10-05/10 $19 *no discounts Register • 402-457-5231

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The human body normally only contacts the bicycle at three places: the handlebars, the pedals and the seat. Knowing the right components at these critical points, how to adjust them and how to make the bicycle fit, is the difference between comfort and pain, or even injury. (one session) Community Bike Shop, 525 N. 33rd St. 246372 SPRT-026N-01 T 06:00P-08:00P 03/22-03/22 $19 246378 SPRT-026N-02 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/26-04/26 $19

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Tires and Tubes Learn how to fix a flat and how to avoid getting one in the first place!

Identify and understand the difference between the large variety of tires and tubes that go on bicycles and learn how to choose the best combination for your situation. (one session) Community Bike Shop, 525 N. 33rd St. 246371 SPRT-025N-01 T 06:00P-08:00P 03/15-03/15 $19 246377 SPRT-025N-02 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/19-04/19 $19

FAB LAB Fab Lab I Let the creativity begin! This class introduces the student to lab safety and on how to use Corel Draw Suite to complete simple projects. You will use clipart and/or patterns supplied to complete a small project this session. Check out the Fab Lab's website at fablab.mccinfo.net to see projects that range from easy (Fab Lab I) to the more advanced (Fab Lab II). Materials are purchased at an additional cost during the workshop. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 8, 30th and Fort streets 246240 ARTC-299N-01 TH 05:30P-09:30P 03/10-03/10 $25 246383 ARTC-299N-02 TH 05:30P-09:30P 04/07-04/07 $25 246384 ARTC-299N-03 TH 05:30P-09:30P 05/05-05/05 $25

Fab Lab II Prerequisite: Fab Lab I or safety training per instructor.

Design what you want! This class continues where Fab Lab I left off by allowing students to complete projects that are more complex. Projects can include vinyl decals, banners, laser cutting and photo engraving, and even 3D printing. Clipart and patterns are supplied; however you can also bring in your own. Check out the Fab Lab's website at fablab. mccinfo.net to see projects that range from easy to the more advanced (may take multiple sessions). Materials are purchased at an additional cost during the workshop. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 8, 30th and Fort streets.

246385 ARTC-310N-01 TH 05:30P-09:30P 03/17-03/17 $25 246386 ARTC-310N-02 TH 05:30P-09:30P 03/24-03/24 $25 246387 ARTC-310N-03 TH 05:30P-08:30P 03/31-03/31 $25 246388 ARTC-310N-04 TH 05:30P-09:30P 04/14-04/14 $25 246389 ARTC-310N-05 TH 05:30P-09:30P 04/21-04/21 $25 246390 ARTC-310N-06 TH 05:30P-09:30P 04/28-04/28 $25 246391 ARTC-310N-07 TH 05:30P-09:30P 05/12-05/12 $25 246393 ARTC-310N-08 TH 05:30P-09:30P 05/19-05/19 $25

HOME IMPROVEMENT Home Drywalling I This workshop will help you learn drywall techniques that can save you time, money and frustration! Are you planning to finish the basement or add a room? Come to this workshop for tips on estimating, measuring, and installing. This is a hands-on class, so please wear your work clothes if you want to give it a try. If you have the following tools, please bring them with you to class: hammer, tape measure, square, utility knife and tool belt. Students are required to wear safety glasses in the lab. You may bring your own or purchase a pair for $5 from the instructor. Class is limited to 14 students. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 246628 HOMI-106N-70 SA 08:00A-12:00P 04/30-04/30 $40

Home Drywalling II This workshop is a continuation of the Home Drywalling I class.

Now that you know how to hang drywall, come to this class to practice taping, sanding and patching. We will discuss sanding methods, including tools to help reduce the amount of dust. The instructor will provide sample walls and corners for hands-on practice, so please wear your work clothes if you want to give it a try. If you have the following tools, bring them with you to class: hammer, tape measure, square, utility knife and tool belt. Students are required to wear safety glasses in the lab. You may bring your own or purchase a pair for $5 from the instructor. Class is limited to 14 students. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 246629 HOMI-235N-70 SA 01:00P-05:00P 04/30-04/30 $40

Home Plumbing I - Toilets This class covers replacement and repair of toilets and faucets. The class will be held in MCC's plumbing lab where toilets are set up so students will be able to remove a fixture, learn to repair and/or replace it and then reinstall it properly according to code requirements. Safety glasses are required at all times in the lab. You may bring your own or purchase a pair for $5 from the instructor. Please bring the following tools to class if you have them: Phillips screwdriver, a straight screwdriver, 6", 8" and 10" crescent wrenches and a pair of slip joint pliers. Class size is limited to 10 students. Taught by an MCC Plumbing instructor. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 246630 HOMI-101N-70 SA 08:00A-12:00P 04/02-04/02 $40

Home Plumbing - Faucets and Valves This class covers replacement and repair of toilets and faucets. The class will be held in MCC's plumbing lab where toilets are set up so students will be able to remove a fixture, learn to repair and/or replace it and then reinstall it properly according to code requirements. Safety glasses are required at all times in the lab. You may bring your own or purchase a pair for $5 from the instructor. Please bring the following tools to class if you have them: Phillips screwdriver, a straight screwdriver, 6", 8" and 10" crescent wrenches and a pair of slip joint pliers. Class size is limited to 10 students. Taught by an MCC Plumbing instructor. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 246630 HOMI-101N-70 SA 08:00A-12:00P 04/02-04/02 $40

Home Wiring I - Meters and Receptacles Correct usage of an electrical meter for testing electrical problems is crucial in order to make the proper repair. You will be using a meter in class. We will furnish one or you may bring your own and we will teach you to use it properly. This is a hands-on class using MCC's electrical lab trainers. You will learn to change out and update electrical receptacles.

This class will be the foundation class where you will learn the principles of electricity. Safety glasses are required at all times in the lab. You may bring your own or purchase a pair for $5 from the instructor. Class is limited to 14 students. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 246632 HOMI-109N-70 SA 08:00A-12:00P 04/09-04/09 $40 6 Register • 402-457-5231

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Home Wiring II - Switches and Troubleshooting Techniques

Introduction to Spindle Turning

Prerequisite: Home Wiring I We can help you make only one trip to the hardware store. Learn the difference between a single pole switch, a 3-way switch, a 4-way switch and a dimmer switch. Don't just replace old switches exactly the way they were and assume the right switch was used and the wiring was originally done correctly. Have you ever put in a new electrical device and it still didn't work? You will learn to locate loose or bad connections and other troubleshooting techniques that will save you money and trips to the store. You may bring in existing problems from home and the instructor will walk you through a solution. Safety glasses are required at all times in the lab. You may bring your own or purchase a pair for $5 from the instructor. Class is limited to 14 students. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 246633 HOMI-111N-70 SA 01:00P-05:00P 04/09-04/09 $40

This course is designed for the beginning wood turner. Learn about the parts of the lathe, the types of tools and their uses, and how to sharpen lathe tools. Topics include lathe safety, basic spindle turning and basic faceplate turning. The final project is a candlestick holder. This class is limited to five students. (two weeks) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246422 HOMI-262N-01 M 06:00P-09:00P 04/25-05/02 $138

NEW! Introduction to Woodburning

WOODWORKING

Learn the art of pyrography! In this class you'll discuss the tools and supplies necessary to get started in wood burning (pyrography), methods to apply or transfer your artwork and the techniques for burning your image. This is a hands-on class, and is designed for those who are new to pyrography or those looking for the basic techniques. This class is limited to five students. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246428 HOMI-264N-01 M 06:00P-09:00P 05/23-05/23 $69

NEW! Bark Carving - Whimsical House

Introduction to Wood Pen Turning

Participants will design and carve a small whimsical house in cottonwood bark. The class will cover everything from creating a design based on your particular piece of bark to hand carving it and embellishing with a wood burner. This class is limited to five students. (two weeks; skips 4/22) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246419 HOMI-263N-01 F 09:00A-12:00P 04/15-04/29 $138

This course is designed for the beginning pen turner who wants to learn to create beautiful ball point pens from wood. Learn techniques to create a variety of mandrel based projects in this class. You will create two pens and a key chain fob using both wood and acrylic during class. Tuition includes all materials and supplies to make the two pens and the fob.

This class is limited to five students. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246426 HOMI-246N-01 M 06:00P-09:00P 05/16-05/16 $69

Box Making

Router Basics

Learn basic box joinery including box joints, machine cut dovetails and other joint types that will produce strong and attractive boxes. This class is limited to five students. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246427 HOMI-270N-01 W 06:00P-09:00P 05/18-05/18 $69

How to Sharpen Your Tools Learn how to keep your tools razor sharp. You will cover the full range of tool sharpening, from wet grinders with the wolverine jig to hand sharpening with stones. Remember to bring your hand tools and chisels to sharpen in class. Tuition includes usage of all sharpening tools. This class is limited to 5 students. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246424 HOMI-245N-01 W 06:00P-09:00P 05/11-05/11 $69

Introduction to Carving Figurines Receive plenty of personal attention in this class limited to the first five students who enroll. Tuition includes the carving blanks, equipment and supplies to allow you to take home your own carved figurines. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246420 HOMI-248N-01 M 06:00P-09:00P 04/18-04/18 $69

Introduction to Scroll Sawing Come join us at Midwest Woodworkers as you create a variety of scroll saw projects. This class, limited to five students, will have you setting up and fine tuning your saw, so that you will use blades effectively. Tuition includes wood, blades and supplies to allow you to take home several small scroll saw projects. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246417 HOMI-247N-01 M 06:00P-09:00P 04/11-04/11 $69

D.I.Y.

Pedals, Saddles, Seatposts, Handlebars

Learn to use the router as a hand-held tool as well as using it in a router table. Safety, as well as types of bits and routers will be discussed. If you own a router and bits, bring them to class. Tuition includes about $10 worth of materials to build a wood shelf unit which you may keep. This class is limited to five students. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246421 HOMI-243N-01 W 06:00P-09:00P 04/20-04/20 $69 246429 HOMI-243N-02 W 06:00P-09:00P 05/25-05/25 $69

Table Saw Basics This hands-on three hour workshop is perfect for those just getting started in woodworking, as it will help you expand your saw's capabilities. The class covers basic table saw procedures and strongly stresses table saw safety. Class will include saw set-up, various blade usages, cutting techniques, jigs and joinery. Tuition includes about $10 worth of materials for project, equipment and supplies. This class is limited to five students. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246416 HOMI-242N-01 M 06:00P-09:00P 04/04-04/04 $69 246423 HOMI-242N-02 M 06:00P-09:00P 05/09-05/09 $69

Wood Finishing This introduction to staining and finishing is designed to introduce you to the basic processes of wood finishing including sanding, staining, dying and various types of wood finishes. Emphasis will be placed on sanding and wood prepping techniques along with the introduction and application of gel stain, oil and water based stains, and wood dyes. In addition, fundamental principles of applying various wood finishes will be covered, including polyurethane, shellac and more. This class is limited to five students. (one session) Midwest Woodworkers, 14605 Wright St. 246418 HOMI-269N-01 W 06:00P-09:00P 04/13-04/13 $69 246425 HOMI-269N-02 F 09:00A-12:00P 05/13-05/13 $69

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DANCE

Ballroom Dance for Beginners

Beginner's Country Line Dancing

This class will introduce you to the fun of learning ballroom dancing. You will learn the basics of the three most popular ballroom dances: Foxtrot, Waltz and Swing. With music from the 40s through today's hits, you'll have a great time doing easy patterns that move you smoothly around the dance floor and give you a great sense of rhythm. Partners highly recommended, hard-soled shoes required (no sneakers or flip-flops).

Tuition is per student. Your instructor is Rick Brayshaw. (six weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246363 DANC-031N-01 M 06:30P-07:30P 03/21-04/25 $44 246368 DANC-031N-03 W 06:30P-07:30P 03/23-04/27 $44 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246366 DANC-031N-02 T 07:00P-08:00P 03/22-04/26 $44

Come join longtime country western dance teacher Rob Tiedgen and learn at least six basic line dances. The class may also suggest line dances to learn. No partner and no experience needed. (six weeks) Common Ground Community Center, 1701 Veterans Drive (Elkhorn) 246469 DANC-025N-01 T 06:00P-07:00P 03/22-04/26 $44 Skutt Catholic High School, 3131 S. 156th St. 246471 DANC-025N-02 W 07:00P-08:00P 03/23-04/27 $44

Ballroom Dance - Intermediate

ON-SITE AUTOMOTIVE

ANIMALS Basic Dog Obedience

AARP Smart Driver Course* The new AARP smart driver course is the nation’s first and largest fourhour refresher course designed specifically for older drivers. It provides researched-based information to help you update your driving knowledge and skills to minimize crash risks, increase confidence, prolong mobility and maintain independence. In fact, research shows that as a result of completing the course, most people make positive changes to their driving behaviors. Fees: $15 for AARP members (bring your card to class) and $20 for non-members. No tests or exams are given and insurance discounts may apply. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246260 AUAV-004N-70 F 09:00A-01:00P 04/15-04/15 $0 South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 246259 AUAV-004N-71 F 11:30A-03:30P 03/18-03/18 $0 Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246261 AUAV-004N-72 F 09:30A-01:30P 05/20-05/20 $0

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NEW! MCC Car Care Clinic Attention new drivers or anyone who would like to learn how to perform the basic maintenance that will extend the life of your car. Have you ever felt at the mercy of a mechanic? De-mystify the jargon and receive actual hands on instruction from MCC automotive instructor, Bob Gentleman.

The class is held in MCC's automotive lab and covers basic vehicle maintenance including under the hood checks, brake systems, tires, changing a spare and much more. There will be time for questions.

Safety glasses are required at all times in the lab; bring your own or purchase a pair for $5 from the instructor. The class is limited to 12 students. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Mahoney Building, 27th and Q streets Room 321 246693 AUAV-007N-70 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/23-04/23 $40

Basic Obedience with Kristin's Big Moose Dog Training is designed for dogs over 16 weeks. Your dog will be practicing recalls, leash manners, as well as learning sit and down on command, and with staying in a sit and down position with controlled distractions. All dogs under one year of age are automatically eligible for the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Certification, regardless if they are purebred or mixed breed.

At the first class meeting, your dog must be wearing a buckle collar; however, you may also bring any additional training collar you have been using. Your dog will also need a 4-6 ft. leash, leather or nylon. (Flexileads, chain leashes, and harnesses are not permitted.) Bring lots of your dog's favorite treats! To remain in class, you must bring to first class proof that your dog has had rabies, distemper and parvo vaccinations.

For more information, or questions about puppies under 16 wks of age, contact Kristin, Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA), via email Kristin@BigMooseDogTraining.com. (six weeks; skips 3/26) Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246237 ANIM-019N-01 SA 09:00A-10:00A 03/12-04/23 $98 246238 ANIM-019N-02 T 04:30P-05:30P 03/15-04/19 $98 246239 ANIM-019N-03 T 05:30P-06:30P 04/19-05/24 $98

Beginning Dog Obedience Have fun training your dog during this class that takes a balanced approach to training. Trainers must be adults, dogs must be at least 4-months old and aggressive dogs are not accepted. Items needed for class: dog, training/choke collar, leash and proof of vaccinations.

Attendance at the first class is mandatory. The instructor has successfully participated in obedience competitions with her own dogs and has been a dog obedience instructor for more than 20 years. (six weeks) Kids Can Community Center, 4860 Q St. 246263 ANIM-107N-70 SA 09:00A-10:30A 03/19-04/23 $60

In this class we'll move your Foxtrot, Waltz and Swing to the next level with patterns that give you more variety, highlighting how simple it is to lead/follow a partner. We'll also introduce the great Latin dances, such as the Cha-Cha and Rumba. You'll showcase your sharp footwork and dance with your whole body. Plus, to round out the most popular dances, get ready for some Tango. Partners highly recommended, hard-soled shoes required. Tuition is per person. Instructor is Rick Brayshaw. (six weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246364 DANC-019N-01 M 07:30P-08:30P 03/21-04/25 $44 246369 DANC-019N-03 W 07:30P-08:30P 03/23-04/27 $44 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246367 DANC-019N-02 T 08:00P-09:00P 03/22-04/26 $44

Advanced Ballroom: Rumba Rumba, with its slow-and-easy tempo, makes learning patterns quick work when coupled with a seductive style that'll heat up the dance floor.

Rumba is flirty and slinky: perfect for those mellow ballads on a romantic night. Using Cuban motion styling that sends movement through the knees to the hips and torso, rumba gets your whole body grooving to the beat. Partners and hard-soled shoes required. Tuition is per student.

Instructor is Rick Brayshaw. (six weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246365 DANC-036N-01 M 08:30P-09:30P 03/21-04/25 $44

Advanced Ballroom: Waltz The most classic and elegant of all the dances, Waltz teaches sweeping movement, swirling turns, grace, poise and charm, and all to the lilt of 3/4 timing. Waltz showcases the lady, and the gentleman who can really show off his lady becomes a popular figure on the dance floor. Master the rise-and-fall styling, then watch heads turn in admiration as you dance.

Partners and hard-soled shoes required. Tuition is per student. Instructor is Rick Brayshaw. (six weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246370 DANC-035N-01 W 08:30P-09:30P 03/23-04/27 $44

NEW! Belly Dancing Discover expressive, sensual playful flirtations while embracing your femininity and learning muscle control, poise and grace. Belly dancers aren't just wiggling and jiggling their hips; they're getting an ab workout that sculpts almost every single muscle in their core. (eight weeks) A.V. Sorensen Community Center, 4808 Cass St. 246447 DANC-400N-80 T 07:00P-08:00P 03/15-05/03 $55

HOBBIES/PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

D.I.Y.

BALLROOM DANCE

Chicago Steppin’ Basics* Join us for this exciting beginning dance class. Learn the Chicago 8-count, basic turns (right turn, left turn, half turn and three quarter turn) as well as how to open or start the dance with a partner. Learn the basics while dancing to the wonderful sounds of Jazz, R & B, Gospel and Hip Hop music. This is a couples dance but having a partner is not required to take this class. Chicago Steppin' is very popular across the country, so once you learn the dance, it will be easy to find a partner anywhere you go. Taught by professional dance instructor, Bruce Dyer. Visit mccneb.edu/ce/locationmaps.asp for a detailed map to this location. (six weeks) (Skips 3/26) Turning Point Campus, Bldg. E, 3223 N. 45th St. 246839 DANC 055N-70 T 6:30P-8:30P 03/15-04/19 $72 246840 DANC 055N-71 SA 3:30P-5:30P 03/19-04/30 $72

Country Couples Dancing Rob Tiedgen will be teaching the two-step, Cha-Cha, triple step and the waltz in this fun class designed for couples. No experience necessary. (six weeks) Common Ground Community Center, 1701 Veterans Drive (Elkhorn) 246470 DANC-026N-01 T 07:00P-08:00P 03/22-04/26 $44 Skutt Catholic High School, 3131 S. 156th St. 246472 DANC-026N-02 W 08:00P-09:00P 03/23-04/27 $44

Introduction to Swing Dance Created with the novice in mind, this is a new way to learn your swing dancing (jitterbug and shim sham) quickly and masterfully. This four-week class will cover an assortment of dance basics and give you an opportunity to work on partnering, connection, jazz movement and rhythms. A perfect introduction to dancing. No partner or previous experience is needed. The instructors are Lindsay and Billy Sobczyk. (four weeks) A.V. Sorensen Community Center, 4808 Cass St. 246447 DANC-046N-01 TH 06:15P-07:15P 03/24-04/14 $24

NEW! We Need to Talk* How do you know when it's time for your loved one to limit or stop driving? It's a tough subject for most families, but it's a serious matter.

Now there's help. AARP offers a free seminar called We Need to Talk that will help you determine how to assess your loved ones' driving skills and provide tools to help you have this important conversation. (one session)

Continuing Education Inspiring lifelong learning — from painting to D.I.Y., browse hundreds of classes and workshops offered this spring.

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HOBBIES/PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

Aqua Burn This high-and low-impact exercise class will tone muscles and take off unwanted inches by using water resistance. You will get a calorie burning aerobic workout, plus stretching and overall body toning. You do not need to know how to swim. Come and enjoy a great workout while having lots of fun. (ten weeks/twice a week) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246536 WELL-014N-70 MW 07:45P-08:45P 03/21-05/25 $119 246537 WELL-014N-71 MW 08:45P-09:45P 03/21-05/25 $119

This is a step class which will be a complete cardio/aerobic workout.

We will build combinations using the step and develop patterns that range from beginner to advance. Class includes abdominal work and ends with a total body stretch. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks) Papillion Recreation Center, 1100 W. Lincoln St. 246346 WELL-290N-70 W 08:30A-09:30A 03/16-05/04 $5

TRX Strength Training

This is a cardio-based class that offers a range of cardio and aerobic work to get your heartrate up and your body moving. Includes both high-and low-impact moves using step and interval circuits to give you total body conditioning and a cardio workout. Class includes abdominal work and ends with a total body stretch. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks) Papillion Recreation Center, 1100 W. Lincoln St. 246462 WELL-293N-70 TH 06:00P-07:00P 03/17-05/05 $55

Explore this class designed to increase total body strength and stability. Use your own body weight while engaging your core all while strengthening bones, tendons and ligaments. Reduce the risk of injury and even speed up your metabolism. You're in control of how much you want to challenge yourself on each exercise because you can easily change your body position to add or decrease resistance.

Anyone can meet their fitness goals whether you are new to exercise, just getting back into exercise or seasoned exerciser. This class is limited to six students. Park in visitor parking slot. Brown door on right/upstairs. (eight weeks) Fit2acore, 5550 McKinley St. 246171 WELL-454N-80 M 09:30A-10:30A 03/14-05/02 $55

Cardio Sculpt

TRX Stretch Training

Cardio Circuits and Intervals

This is a cardio-based class providing an overall total body workout by burning fat and increasing lean muscle mass. Sculpting will be done using a variety of equipment and the cardio will include both high and low-impact intervals. Class includes abdominal work and ends with a relaxing stretch for the entire body. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks) Papillion Recreation Center, 1100 W. Lincoln St. 246342 WELL-424N-70 M 08:30A-09:30A 03/14-05/02 $55

Core Strength and Flexibility Exercises for core strength will be done using a variety of equipment to strengthen the abdominal and back muscles. We will work on flexibility and balance with Yoga and Pilates movements and end with a total body stretch and relaxation. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks) Papillion Recreation Center, 1100 W. Lincoln St. 246344 WELL-258N-70 T 08:30A-09:30A 03/15-05/03 $55

Laughersize© Do you have two left feet and no sense of rhythm? No problem Laughersize is for you! If you are out of shape and need to do some of the songs sitting down, no problem. The music is old and rockin’ and the movements are simple. Class size is limited, so sign up fast!

(Six weeks. Skips 03/27) My Studio, 3909 Cuming St. (park in street; enter off Cuming St.) 246341 WELL 459N 80 SU 09:00A-10:00A 03/12-04/24 $40

Sculpt and Tone This is not a cardio-based class. Exercises will be done for the upper body, core and lower body using stability balls, medicine balls, hand weights, body bars and resistance tubing for an overall workout to tone and sculpt all muscles. Includes abdominal work and ends with a total body stretch. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks) Papillion Recreation Center, 1100 W. Lincoln St. 246345 WELL-297N-70 T 06:00P-07:00P 03/15-05/03 $55

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Step Combinations

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Discover TRX suspension trainers to focus on flexibility, balance and stability. This yoga inspired class is designed to increase functional range of motion and release muscle tension. Other benefits include improvement in circulation, posture, joint stiffness and relaxation.

Meet your fitness goals whether you are new to exercise, just getting back into exercise or a seasoned exerciser. This class is limited to six students. Park in visitor parking slots. Brown door on right/upstairs. (eight weeks) Fit2acore, 5550 McKinley St. 246170 WELL-455N-80 F 09:30A-10:30P 03/11-04/29 $55

Water Aerobics This is not a cardio-based class. Exercises will be done for the upper body, core and lower body using stability balls, medicine balls, hand weights, body bars and resistance tubing for an overall workout to tone and sculpt all muscles. Includes abdominal work and ends with a total body stretch. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks) Bryan Middle School, 8210 S. 42nd St. 246266 WELL-299N-70 MW 06:30P-07:30P 03/14-05/16 $109

Water Aerobics This low-impact exercise will tone muscles and take off unwanted inches by using water resistance. Students will do an aerobic workout plus stretching and toning exercise. This is a great cardio workout that is low impact, yet medium to high intensity. Swimmers and non-swimmers are welcome. Instructor is Laurie Hostetter. (eight weeks; skips 4/25) Morton Middle School, 4606 Terrace Drive 246267 WELL-002N-70 MW 07:00P-08:00P 03/14-05/09 $99

ON-SITE EVERYDAY EXTRODINAIRE - CULINARY NEW! Baking Foundations: Day 1* Join us for this in-depth three part series meeting. Look for Day 2 and Day 3 in upcoming quarters. Tuition is $75 per day.

Day 1: Cookies, quick breads, pies and tarts Day 2: Creams, custard, fillings and glazes Day 3: Cake, pate choux, meringue and garniture Lunch is included. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246684 COOK-179N-70 SA 09:00A-03:00P 05/21-05/21 $75

NEW! Chicken Fabrication* It's easier than you think. We promise. You'll learn the insider's tips on chicken fabrication and cookery. Everybody gets to cut up their own chicken! (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246492 COOK-176N-70 TH 06:00P-09:00P 04/28-04/28 $50

Cuisines, Chinese Take Out* This course will introduce students to wok-style cookery. Students will also be introduced to commonly available Chinese ingredients. Students will cook several popular "Chinese Take-Out" dishes. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246480 COOK-145N-70 T 06:00P-09:00P 04/19-04/19 $50

NEW! Guest Chef Series: AJ Swanda*

Zumba Fitness Explore this Latin-inspired dance fitness program involving dance and aerobics. Contagious routines that are easy to follow and become downright addictive. Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-tofollow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will make you want to work out. Party yourself into shape! Feel the music and let loose! (ten weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246545 WELL-416N-80 MW 05:30P-06:30P 03/21-05/25 $109

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FOOD/FUN/OUTDOORS

EXERCISE

Izakaya is to the Japanese culinary scene as "Gastropub" has been to ours. Join chef AJ Swanda from Ugly Duck Ramen as he exposes us to this incredible tradition. For adults 21 and over. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246681 COOK-178N-70 W 06:00P-09:00P 05/04-05/04 $50

NEW! Guest Chef: Glenn Wheeler* Chef Glenn Wheeler has spent more than 20 years as a respected and successful chef in Omaha. Spend the evening with him as he shares recipes and techniques from his vast and rich repertoire. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246467 COOK-167N-70 TH 06:00P-09:00P 04/12-04/12 $50

NEW! Guest Chef: Joel Mahr* Omaha culinary journeyman Joel Mahr received the '2013 Neighborhood Chef Award ' from Cooking Light magazine. He will lead you through the preparation and tasting of more favorites from his acclaimed kitchen at Lot2 restaurant in Benson.

Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246465 COOK-157N-70 T 06:00P-09:00P 03/22-03/22 $50

NEW! Guest Chef Series: Michael Rhoades* Join renowned chef and artist Michael Rhoades as he shares the ingredients and techniques that have shaped our understanding of contemporary Southwestern cuisine.

Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246682 COOK-168N-70 T 06:00P-09:00P 05/10-05/10 $50

Indian Cuisine* You will learn to prepare dishes that are flavorful, authentic and rooted in centuries of tradition in the subcontinent of India. We will take tradition and add some modern twists from today's kitchens and lifestyles. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246466 COOK-111N-70 TH 06:00P-09:00P 03/31-03/31 $50

Knife Skills* If you want to be a home chef, you need to start at the beginning.

Knife skills are the fundamental building blocks of the culinary arts. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246464 COOK-100N-70 TH 06:00P-09:00P 03/10-03/10 $50 246477 COOK-100N-71 TH 06:00P-09:00P 04/14-04/14 $50

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An immersion into one of the greatest grapes in the world—Riesling.

Hold-on as the chef and sommelier for the evening discuss, demonstrate and share the history, food affinity and flavor of this noble varietal. For adults 21 and over. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246495 COOK-177N-70 F 06:00P-09:00P 05/06-05/06 $50

FOOD/FUN/OUTDOORS

NEW! Paring Studio: Whisk(e)y* A demonstration and guided tasting workshop. Discover the history and tradition of whisk(e)y distillation. We will also explore the taste and food affinities of this important spirit. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246488 COOK-175N-70 F 06:00P-09:00P 04/22-04/22 $50

Saute' Cooking* From getting the oil to shimmer, to tossing the contents of your pan with the courage of your convictions this class will deliver the science and practice of the art of sauté. The class is limited to 16 students. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246678 COOK-152N-70 T 06:00P-09:00P 04/05-04/05 $50 246679 COOK-152N-71 TH 06:00P-09:00P 04/07-04/07 $50

NEW! St. Patrick's Day* Discover the secrets passed down over generations for the great St. Patrick's Day classic – corned beef and cabbage with the fixin's. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246511 CHEF-117N-70 T 06:00P-09:00P 03/15-03/15 $50

The Art of Grilling II* One of our most popular classes, taught on the Bistro patio using both charcoal and gas grills. This class teaches techniques for grilling chicken, vegetables, burgers and steak. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 22, 30th and Fort streets 246494 COOK-136N-70 T 06:00P-09:00P 05/17-05/17 $50

FOOD AND SPIRITS

SPORTS AND GAMES

Successful Meal Planning

Beginning Golf

In this class you will discuss four different options: Freeze Ahead, 30-minute meals, crock pot and gourmet meals. Learn to construct a meal plan that's best for your family that minimizes food waste, and tastes great. (Nicole McDonald will also share some of her favorite recipes). Learn how to use recipes you already cook—and add some new ones—and make a plan for at least one month of meals. Also learn to better use store sales and seasonal specials to save time and money. (one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246415 FOOD-122N-01 W 06:30P-08:30P 05/18-05/18 $19

This 3-hour workshop will teach you the basic rules, club selection, proper grip, stance, swing and the related mechanics of the game. We recommend you bring your golf equipment if you have it, but it is not required. The tuition charged includes two large buckets of golf balls.

Class meets at Elkhorn Ridge Golf Course. Instructor is Gary Zessin. (one session) Elkhorn Ridge Golf Course, 20033 Elkhorn Ridge Drive 246478 SPRT-016N-01 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/07-05/07 $39 246482 SPRT-016N-02 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/14-05/14 $39 246483 SPRT-016N-03 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/21-05/21 $39

HOME AND GARDEN

Introduction to Bridge

Grow It in Containers Students will learn about container gardening and container growing.

Subjects covered include; proper selection of potting mixes, proper plant selection, proper use of different containers, maintenance and much more. Join horticulture expert John Nabity and learn everything you need to know to be a successful container gardener. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 29, 30th and Fort streets 246286 HOMI-125N-70 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/16-04/16 $29

Landscape Design for Amateurs Learn a step-by-step method to develop basic landscapes. Discuss all the steps in landscape design planning, preparation, installation and maintenance. The instructor is John Nabity. (five weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (use main entrance) 246277 HOMI-004N-70 TH 07:00P-09:00P 03/31-04/28 $62

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246282 HOMI-004N-71 T 07:00P-09:00P 04/19-05/17 $62

Vegetable Gardening for the Amateur As food prices soar, planting a vegetable garden is an enjoyable way to save money and eat healthy at the same time. This seminar will help you get started. The class will include planning your garden, planting guidelines, plant selections, garden maintenance, and insect and disease control. Taught by horticulture expert John Nabity. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 29, 30th and Fort streets 246283 HOMI-573N-70 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/09-04/09 $29

Weed Identification and Control Learn how to identify and control annual and perennial weeds that cause problems in area landscapes. Discuss integrated pest management and chemical controls. The instructor is John Nabity. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (use main entrance) 246287 HOMI-587N-70 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/07-05/07 $29

COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY FOOD/FUN/OUTDOORS

Pairing Studio: Riesling*

This class if for anyone who is just starting bridge, or feels that they need to learn more about the basic bidding and play of the hand. We will use the book “Bidding in the 21st Century” by Audrey Grant. The instructor will have copies of the book available in class at half price. The class is limited to 12 students. The instructor is Ann Francis who is a Silver Life Master. (eight weeks/skips 3/17) Millard North High School, 1010 S. 144th St. (144 and Pacific) 246394 SPRT-043N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 03/10-05/05 $89

Introduction to European Fencing for Women Are you the woman who gets chills when the girl saves herself? Does your imagination have you cutting a path through dangerous characters and bad guys wielding rapier and dagger? Do see yourself standing shoulder to shoulder with others with flashing steel stemming the tide of evil? Come learn the basics of the sword, the poetry of steel and the dance of defense. Acquire the fundamentals of cutting and thrusting weapons by using the modern foil, saber and Epee. Bring a $10 lab fee to class. The instructor Ian Stochl, a 40+ year veteran of competitive fencing, Stage Combat and real steel swordplay. All safety and sword equipment supplied. (six weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246448 SPRT-102N-01 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/09-05/14 $80

College 4 Kids, College 4 Teens courses available March 25.

To register call 402-457-KIDS.

Introduction to European Swordsmanship Are you the type that checks every week for the start date of Game of Thrones? First in line at the opening of a Viking or Greek Myth movie?

This might be the class for you! A trip through time as we work with 13th century arming sword and buckler, 15th century German Longsword, 17th century small sword techniques, Classical foil and saber of the 18th century and the dueling epee of the 19th Century. Instruction given by Ian Stochl, stabbing and getting stabbed since 1972, ex-competitive fencer and all around fun guy, a class like you won't get anywhere else. Bring a $20 lab fee to class to cover equipment use. (six weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246449 SPRT-103N-01 SA 12:30P-03:30P 04/09-05/14 $80

Continuing Education Inspiring lifelong learning — from painting to D.I.Y., browse hundreds of classes and workshops offered this spring.

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COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY HOBBIES/SPECIAL INTEREST

Continue basic color pencil techniques, including papers, transferring images, layering, burnishing, lifting color and noting colors. This class will feature a plant-themed art piece using classic colors. Please bring a $10 lab fee. (five weeks) Smiling Turtle Art Spot, 2340 S. 156th Circle 246514 ARTC-349N-70 TH 06:00P-08:00P 03/10-04/07 $62

Comic Book Art Explore this unique art form in a six-week course designed to teach you comic book storytelling. You will learn a variety of skills including drawing, design, scenery, writing and the basics of comic book production. Take your doodling to the next level. Students of all experience levels are welcome for this creative adventure. Bring an 11X17 art pad, pencils, 11X17 graph paper and your imagination.

Class taught by local comic book artist, Louis Simpson. (six weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246446 ARTC-007N-01 TH 06:00P-09:00P 03/24-04/28 $99

HOBBIES

ARTS AND CRAFTS

Acrylic Painting From Your Own Photo Bring a favorite photo and learn to paint it — it could even be a selfie!

Learn techniques and composition so that you can re-create your photo into a finished canvas painting to cherish for years to come. Or if you prefer, you can paint from a set up still life to develop your compositional skills and paint from life! Bring a favorite photo or come prepared to create a still life. Wear old clothing. Bring a $10 lab fee. (three weeks) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246581 ARTC-411N-80 TH 05:30P-07:30P 03/24-04/07 $44

Advanced Couponing This class is for couponers who want to take their couponing to the next level and learn how to shop specific stores in our area. Save 5075 percent or more off every grocery bill when you learn to navigate Omaha and Council Bluffs area store promotions, like double coupons, mega sales, price matching and in-ad coupons. Discover how to save big by stocking up on loss leaders, taking advantage of Catalina deals, using store coupons and submitting rebates. Class will include resources for store promotions, rebate deals, coupon match-ups, Smartphone coupon apps and where to find high value coupons.

Completion of the Coupons, Coupons, Coupons class recommended, but not required. Class taught by Nicole McDonald. (one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246412 ARTC-072N-01 W 06:30P-08:30P 03/30-03/30 $19

Antiques and Collectibles Come explore vintage objects — they are part of our heritage. Learn how to identify your possessions by their special characteristics and authentic markings. The class will include audio-visual aides, guest speakers and field trips, schedules permitting. Yes, you may bring your objects to class for discussion. (Small objects only.) Class taught by Mike Warne. (four weeks) Millard N. High School, 1010 S. 144th St. 246476 ARTC-020N-01 T 07:00P-08:00P 03/29-04/19 $30

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Art Journaling Set out on a new journey with mixed media art journaling. Art journals are visual diaries. They are your sacred space and can contain whatever you want from travel or nature to a colorful way to keep your thoughts and wishes. You will learn different mixed media techniques and how to use some of the many different media available. Please bring a $15 lab fee to class. (four weeks) Smiling Turtle Art Spot, 2340 S. 156th Circle 246512 ARTC-348N-70 W 10:00A-12:00P 03/16-04/06 $55

Art Journaling II Continue your journey with mixed media art journaling. You will learn more mixed media techniques and grow your art repertoire. Please bring your journal (mixed media paper, 9x12 or larger) and $5 lab fee to class. (four weeks) Smiling Turtle Art Spot, 2340 S. 156th Circle 246513 ARTC-352N-70 W 01:00P-03:00P 03/16-04/06 $55

Come join Nicole McDonald for a class all about coupons and finding the best deals. Some topics will include: How coupons can save you money; some coupon myths; getting organized; maximizing savings at the grocery store; the drug store game and scoring lots of freebies; where to find the best coupons—not just online. This class will help both beginners and experienced coupon users. Feel free to bring your extra coupons to share with others at the end of class. Mcdonald's couponing book will be available in class for $10, optional. (one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246411 ARTC-066N-01 W 06:30P-08:30P 03/23-03/23 $19

Drawing I Learn the basics of line, shading and composition. Simple tricks and techniques take the fear and mystery out of drawing. Explore different subject matter that makes learning the basics anything but boring. Using graphite and charcoal, leave with an 8x10 drawing. Bring a $5 lab fee. (one session) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246575 ARTC-409N-80 W 05:30P-07:00P 03/16-03/16 $12 246574 ARTC-409N-81 T 05:30P-07:00P 03/22-03/22 $12

Not your mama's macramé! Modern looking and refined, micro macramé uses small beads and today's fine colorful nylon cords to make delicate fiber art jewelry. This beginning class will teach you some of the basic techniques and knots to make a stylish beaded bracelet. Once you learn the basics, more intricate techniques and designs will follow. Bring scissors, measuring tape, pen/pencil and a $4 lab fee payable to the instructor to class. Instructor is Patti Giorgi. (one session) Hobby Lobby Millard, 13780 Millard Ave. 246398 ARTC-363N-01 TH 06:00P-08:00P 04/28-04/28 $19

Calligraphy: the Italic Hand Would you like to send your holiday, birthday and other personal greetings in beautifully lettered envelopes? Well, now's the time to begin!

You will learn the italic alphabet, plus some tips and techniques to make your writing projects impressive. The $12 lab fee for supplies should be paid to the instructor on the first night of class. (four weeks) Millard N. High School, 1010 S. 144th St. (144th and Pacific) 246409 ARTC-153N-01 TH 06:30P-08:00P 04/07-04/28 $44

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Advance your fusing experience or let this be your first experience with glass fusion. Join Jan Peers in creating this impressive art piece.

Handprints of you family will be carved in glass with the use of fiber paper and kiln firing. This will be a family treasure to display in your home or can be a great gift for parents or grandparents. Bring hand outlines to class. Lab fees and project size will vary depending on the number and size of hands. Call Rainbow Artistic Glass at 402-330-7676 if you have questions. (one session) Rainbow Artistic Glass, 3709 S. 138th St. (138th and B) 246438 ARTC-189N-01 T 06:00P-08:30P 04/12-04/12 $25

Freebies for Everyone!

Come learn how to score absolutely free food, gift cards, new products, clothes, electronics and much more. No gimmicks, no scams, 100 percent legitimate freebies! Also pick up some tips on which free offers to avoid. Come join the Nicole McDonald, founder of Mom Saves Money for this fun workshop. Get more info about McDonald at her website, momsavesmoney.net. (one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246413 ARTC-073N-01 W 06:30P-08:30P 04/27-04/27 $19

NEW! Fundamentals of Drawing Anyone can learn to draw once you learn a few basic techniques.

This class will introduce you to the use of line, proportion, value and perspective to allow you to create more realistic drawings. Please bring a $10 lab fee to class. (six weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246529 ARTC-311N-70 T 02:00P-03:30P 03/15-04/19 $60

Fused Garden Stake This will make a great gift for your favorite gardener! Or it can be a creative accent for your own garden. Make your unique fused glass piece and we will mount it in a decorative metal framed stake ready for a garden display. Bring a $20 supply fee to class. Call Rainbow Artistic Glass at 402-330-7676 if you have questions. (one session) Rainbow Artistic Glass, 3709 S. 138th St. (138th and B) 246435 ARTC-031N-01 T 06:00P-08:00P 03/29-03/29 $15 246436 ARTC-031N-02 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/26-04/26 $15

Fused Glass Wine Stop/Bottle

Prerequisite: Drawing I Practice your drawing skills in instructor-led exercises and also have time to work on a special drawing project of your own. Bring a $5 lab fee. (one session) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246576 ARTC-410N-80 T 05:30P-07:00P 03/29-03/29 $12 246577 ARTC-410N-81 W 05:30P-07:00P 03/30-03/30 $12

Don't throw away that wine bottle! Transform it into an appetizer or cheese tray. It gets even better when you design your own stainless steel/ fused glass wine stop. This set makes a great hostess gift or a functional conversation piece for your own party. Bring your own wine bottle with paper and glue removed and a $20 lab fee to class. Please call 402-3307676 if you have any questions. (one session) Rainbow Artistic Glass, 3709 S. 138th St. (138th and B) 246439 ARTC-187N-01 T 06:00P-07:30P 03/15-03/15 $15 246440 ARTC-187N-02 T 06:00P-07:30P 05/24-05/24 $15

NEW! Earth Day Suncatchers

Girls Night Out

Drawing II

NEW! Beaded Micro Macramé Bracelet

Family Art Fused Glass Piece

Choose your element. Earth, air, fire, water. Join us for Earth day and make a fused glass project inspired by the element of your choice.

Bring a $7 lab fee. (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246562 ARTC-404N-80 F 04:00P-06:00P 04/22-04/22 $17

COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY HOBBIES/PERSONAL INTEREST

Colored Pencils-Intermediate

Grab a friend or two and come ready to create your own beautiful glass fusion pendant. Discover how to cut and layer glass. Be ready to explore your creative side with friendship and fun! Bring a $6 lab fee. (one session) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246567 ARTC-108N-80 SA 06:00P-07:00P 03/05-03/05 $9

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Silly Magic

Bring your creativity to design an original plate to display at Easter dinner.

Explore different techniques of working with fusible glass to design your plate. Bring a $10 lab fee. (one session) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246566 ARTC-405N-80 TH 05:30P-07:00P 03/03-03/03 $12 246580 ARTC-405N-81 SA 01:00P-02:30P 03/19-03/19 $12

In putting a clown show together it is fun to have a variety of things in your bag of tricks. Some clowns are accomplished magicians, but most clowns perform easy magic to amaze and get a laugh. In this class you will learn some of the basics of silly magic, what to buy to put in your pockets and how to work magic into your clowning. The instructor is Teresa "Basil" Ziska with assistance from clowns in Omaha's Wild Clown-Dum. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246489 ARTC-345N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 05/12-05/12 $19

How to Make Homemade Premium Soap Come learn to make earth and animal friendly soaps to please your senses. Experience hands-on techniques to make your very own batch of soap from scratch. You will make five bars of soap to take home. All materials and supplies are included in the tuition charged. Also learn soap science and history. This class taught by long time soap maker, Mary Piper, and can be the first step to leaping into the soap-making business or can be the start of a fun hobby. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246433 ARTC-306N-01 SA 08:30A-12:30P 03/19-03/19 $59

Introduction to Clowning Have you ever wondered what if would be like to be a clown? This is your opportunity to learn about clowning and determine if you want to become a clown. This class will introduce you to the culture of clowns, types of clowns including makeup and costume choices, and various venues for clowning. You will learn how to make a simple balloon, face painting and a silly magic trick. This class does not include application of makeup. The instructor is Teresa "Basil" Ziska with assistance from clowns in Omaha's Wild Clown-Dum. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246484 ARTC-341N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 04/14-04/14 $19

Clown Make-Up and Costumes This is your opportunity to design your clown look. You will learn about white face, auguste and hobo clowns to help you decide what kind of clown character you would like to be. Based on your clown character, you design your face and will be introduced to how to select a costume to fit your character. Clowns from Omaha's Wild Clown-Dum will demonstrate application of make-up and assist you as you apply makeup for the first time! Bring a $10 lab fee for make-up to the class. You will also need to bring a make-up mirror (magnifying is helpful) and a shirt to protect your clothes. The instructor is Teresa "Basil" Ziska with assistance from clowns in Omaha's Wild Clown-Dum. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246485 ARTC-342N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 04/21-04/21 $19

Balloon Basics Who doesn't love balloons? Learn how to make simple balloon sculptures and how to interact with your audience while creating balloons. Class will include how to select balloons and balloon pumps. We will also explore how to manage creating balloons at events such as birthday parties, corporate events and managing lines. The instructor is Teresa "Basil" Ziska with assistance from clowns in Omaha's Wild Clown-Dum. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246486 ARTC-343N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 04/28-04/28 $19

Face Painting

Graduation and the Business of Clowning Ever thought you could have a job simply making people happy?

Clowning is that job and a very good job it is. From birthday parties, grand openings and baseball games to company parties, shows for nursing homes, schools and day cares you could be making very good money just having fun. Clowns make balloon sculptures, face paint, walk around and do stage shows to spread laughter and joy. This class will go into the basics of setting up a business (part time or full time), insurance, getting your name out there and contracts. This can be a great family endeavor with excellent money for college as part of the benefit. Graduates will perform/participate in a show for family/friends to celebrate their new skills. The instructor is Teresa "Basil" Ziska with assistance from clowns in Omaha's Wild Clown-Dum. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246490 ARTC-346N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 05/19-05/19 $19

Clowning Series This course includes all six courses listed above. Save money and sign up for all six workshops at once. The instructor is Teresa "Basil" Ziska with assistance from clowns in Omaha's Wild Clown-Dum. Lab fees and supplies to bring to class are listed in the above descriptions. (six weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246491 ARTC-340N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 04/14-05/19 $94

Kumihimo Braiding: an Introduction Learn this ancient Japanese braiding technique and make a multicolored fiber bracelet. Using a special braiding disk, you will learn the basic technique for a round braid and how to finish your bracelet with a clasp.

Learn how to vary braid positions to vary the spiral colors. Samples of additional techniques and variations will be demonstrated by the instructor. Bring scissors, measuring tape (not ruler), pen, paper and a $7 lab fee to class. Instructor is Patti Giorgi. (one session) Hobby Lobby Millard, 13780 Millard Ave. 246401 ARTC-192N-01 TH 06:00P-08:00P 03/31-03/31 $19

Mother's Day Glass Jewelry What better way to honor your mother than by giving her what she wants most — time with you. Bring your Mom to class for free and make a jewelry pendant. This fun class brings out the artist in everyone and after the pendant is fired can be picked up in about a week. Mom gets jewelry and time with you! Registration is for two people; only one person should call in. Bring a $14 lab fee to cover both students. (one session) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246573 ARTC-408N-80 T 05:30P-07:00P 05/03-05/03 $12

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246572 ARTC-408N-81 F 06:30P-08:00P 05/06-05/06 $12

Learn simple face-painting. Learn how to select face paints, hygiene considerations and how to interact with your customer. Wear shorts and short-sleeve shirt so you can practice on yourself. The instructor is Teresa "Basil" Ziska with assistance from clowns in Omaha's Wild Clown-Dum. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246487 ARTC-344N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 05/05-05/05 $19 16 Register • 402-457-5231

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Mosaic Making

Silversmithing: Beginning / Intermediate

Make a statement with curb appeal. Design and create your own address plaque or stepping stone to hang at your front door or place in your garden. If choosing the address plaque, these clever boards will be created with mosaic tiles and can be added onto later. Each board will have a place to attach future signs for holidays or special events. The stepping stone or plaque will have you working with ceramic tiles and cement so dress accordingly and bring $8 lab fee with you to class. (one session) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246570 ARTC-406N-80 T 05:30P-08:30P 04/05-04/05 $25 246568 ARTC-406N-81 T 05:30P-08:30P 04/19-04/19 $25

Turn silver into your own original jewelry using the silversmithing techniques of sawing, piercing, doming, texturing, bezeling, polishing and coloring. There are lab fees of approximately $10 for advanced and $60 for beginners. (With volatile silver prices, lab fees could be higher). These fees will be discussed in class and are payable to Jonnie Andersen, the instructor. This class involves the use of power tools, and is therefore only for adults. All students must attend the first session, where safety training is mandatory. (eight weeks) Pipal Park Community Center, 7770 Hascall St. (Behind School) 246236 ARTC-104N-01 W 06:30P-09:00P 03/16-05/04 $109

NEW! Observing Modern Art Looking at the art around us gives us an idea of where we've been and where we're going. This class introduces you to modern art and takes some of the mystery out of the what, when, how and why art became what we know of as modern. We will start with the Impressionists and then highlight the major shifts in art up toward the end of the 20th Century. We will tie in composition and choices the artists made. At the end of the class, you still may not admire abstract paintings, but you will understand some of the choices the artist made and some of the stories behind modern art. Bring a $9 lab fee. (two weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246561 ARTC-403N-80 F 05:30P-07:30P 04/08-04/15 $30

Oil Pastel Masterpiece Welcome to anyone age 16 to 100! This is a great class to explore your fun side, by yourself or with a loved one. It combines drawing, finger painting and art history as you select a masterpiece to use as a springboard for your creation. These pastels are smeared and scratched onto paper. You haven't had this much fun since grade school!

Bring a $5 lab fee. (one session) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246571 ARTC-407N-80 T 05:30P-07:30P 04/12-04/12 $17 246569 ARTC-407N-81 T 05:30P-07:30P 04/26-04/26 $17

NEW! Painting with Stencils Create stencils from everyday objects. Explore hand drawn and hand cut stenciling techniques. Explore the versatility of stencil application through the use of mixed media to adornments on furniture. Bring a $15 lab fee. (three weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246583 ARTC-412N-80 M 07:30P-08:30P 03/14-03/28 $25

Peyote Stitch Bracelet Peyote stitch, one of the most popular stitches, is a great introduction to bead weaving, which uses beading needle and thread and seed beads.

Make a bracelet with one-drop even count peyote stitch following a simple graphed pattern. This class will be a prerequisite for next level peyote stitch courses, so don't miss out. Bring scissors, measuring tape, pen/ pencil and a $7 lab fee payable to the instructor to class. Instructor is Patti Giorgi. (one session) Hobby Lobby, 7646 Dodge St. 246396 ARTC-361N-01 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/26-04/26 $19

Seniors Watercolor Are you 50+ years of age and think you are too old to learn to paint? In this introductory watercolor class you will explore basic techniques of mixing and overlaying colors, brush control, use of washes, value and ways to create texture. Bring $15 lab fee to class. (six weeks) Smiling Turtle Art Spot, 2340 S. 156th Circle 246528 ARTC-312N-70 M 12:30P-02:30P 03/14-04/18 $72

Stained Glass Panel Lamp Prerequisite: Copper Foil Experience and tools.

Artistically light up that dark room. In this class stained glass artists will construct a lamp from flat panels. There is a break between session one and session two to allow time for homework. Lab fees vary depending on individual glass selection. Call Rainbow Artistic Glass at 402-330-7676 if you have questions. (three weeks; skips 4/6) Rainbow Artistic Glass, 3709 S. 138th St. (138th and B) 246434 ARTC-095N-01 W 06:00P-08:30P 03/30-04/20 $75

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Glass Fusion - Easter Plate

Tangle in Color Zentangles are a great way to release stress and increase focus.

They are purposeful repetitive pen strokes that morph into beautiful art.

No talent needed for the true beginner. Please bring an $8 lab fee to class. (one session) Smiling Turtle Art Spot, 2340 S. 156th Circle 246515 ARTC-351N-70 TH 06:00P-08:00P 04/14-04/14 $19

NEW! Upcycled: No-Sew T-Shirt Quilt No sewing required. Explore how to repurpose old t-shirts into quilt squares that can be assembled using the knot method. Add hand painted squares using mixed media techniques to your cherished t-shirt designs/ logos to create a one of a kind quilt. Bring a $35 lab fee and old t-shirts. (eight weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246590 ARTC-414N-80 SA 03:00P-05:00P 04/02-05/21 $89

NEW! Upcycle Your Children's Artwork Repurpose old textbooks, encyclopedias and other hardback books into a keepsake of your children's artwork to enjoy for a lifetime. Also, include photographs and writing of child's work. Discover collage and mixed media techniques that will enhance the work and make your book truly unique. Bring a $15 lab fee along with a large, thick hardcover book, photos and special artwork on paper. (six weeks) A.V. Sorensen Community Center, 4808 Cass St. 246587 ARTC-413N-80 F 10:00A-11:00A 04/15-05/20 $44

NEW! Urbanscape Watercolor Take a trip outdoors to sketch a St. scene, an urban landscape. Use this sketch to paint the scene using watercolor washes. These paintings show your drawing and look like a watercolor sketch. You don't have to worry about being too perfect with perspective! We'll give you tips and tricks, so you can relax and have fun with it. Wear old clothing. Bring a $10 lab fee. (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246560 ARTC-402N-80 F 05:30P-08:00P 05/13-05/13 $21

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Basic Bead Stringing - Bracelet or Necklace Learn about bead stringing techniques, tools and materials to make a beaded bracelet. The class will include how to select flexible beading wire, crimps, tools and findings appropriate for your project so you can purchase the correct supplies. Learn how to properly use the crimping tool to secure a clasp and how to design a one of a kind bracelet. Go to mccneb.edu/ce/supplylist.asp for a list of supplies to bring to class.

Instructor is Patti Giorgi. (one session) Hobby Lobby Millard, 13780 Millard Ave. 246399 ARTC-033N-01 TH 06:00P-08:00P 04/14-04/14 $19

Basic Wirework - Earrings and Dangles Learn about the basic wirework techniques, tools and materials used to make drop earrings, dangles and beaded links. The class will cover how to select the best tools and jewelry findings so you can purchase the correct supplies. Learn to make both plain and wrapped loops and get tips to help you design your special project. Go to mccneb.edu/ce/ supplylist.asp for a list of supplies to bring to class. Instructor is Patti Giorgi. (one session) Hobby Lobby Millard, 13780 Millard Ave. 246400 ARTC-032N-01 TH 06:00P-08:00P 04/07-04/07 $19

Bob Ross - Down in the Valley (Oval) An oval shaped scene of a snowy mountain range standing beautifully above a clear blue lake, small waterfall and stream. The lake is surrounded by trees and gorgeous bushes. Visit mccneb.edu/ce/ supplylist.asp for the supplies to bring to class, or purchase them in class for $33. The instructor is Sharon Rodeman, a certified Bob Ross instructor. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 246445 ARTC-213N-01 SA 09:00A-03:30P 04/30-04/30 $56

Chain Maille Jewelry: European 4 in 1 In this class you will learn the European 4 in 1, one of the most recognizable chain maille designs, and make a stylish bracelet using two colors of jump rings. You will also learn how to properly open and close jump rings, how to choose the proper size for chain maille projects. Visit mccneb.edu/ce/ supplylist.asp for a list of supplies to bring to class. Your instructor is Patti Giorgi. (one session) Hobby Lobby Papillion, 9515 S. 71st St.

Watercolor Painting for Beginners Learn the basics of watercolor painting techniques: color blending, shading, and different ways to get texture. You will complete two watercolor masterpieces during class. Visit mccneb.edu/ce/supplylist.asp to see the list of supplies you will need to bring to the first class.

The instructor is Barb Bishop. (six weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use west parking lot/door) 246593 ARTC-302N-70 M 06:00P-08:00P 03/21-04/25 $72

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Writing for the Edit

Open the door to a new challenge: learn to see color, shape and form and watch as your ideas become watercolor paintings. Acquire knowledge of watercolor techniques and materials. Supplies will be discussed the first day of class. The Instructor is Barbara Bishop. (eight weeks) Pipal Park Community Center, 7770 Hascall St. (behind school) 246589 ARTC-216N-70 M 01:00P-03:00P 03/14-05/02 $89 246592 ARTC-216N-71 T 01:00P-03:00P 03/15-05/03 $89

New writers worry about getting the first draft done while experienced writers want to know how to make the most of their precious writing time.

Both have mental habits that need to be shaped into creative productivity.

Let this editorial director of a small publishing company with more than 25 years of experience explain an 8-step process that can organize and retrain any writer to save both effort and time from the very beginning.

Among the topics to be covered are developing style, writing to goals, revising from the start, examining parts and the whole and use of a professional checklist. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246474 COMM-081N-01 SA 09:00A-05:00P 04/02-04/02 $54

Wheel thrown Pottery for Fun Explore the basic skills and techniques to compose a pot or vase on an actual potter's wheel. After your pottery is created, it will be fired. Bring more creativity the next week to decorate your pottery. After decoration, the pottery will be fired again and available to pick up the next week.

Wear old clothing. Put your hair back. Bring a $10 lab fee. (two weeks) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246558 ARTC-263N-80 TH 05:30P-07:30P 04/14-04/21 $30 246557 ARTC-263N-81 TH 05:30P-07:30P 05/12-05/19 $30

COMMUNICATION Acting for Film and Television Casting director/talent agent, Manya Nogg, has more than 25 years of experience in casting for international, national and regional films, commercials and print ads. Her company, Actors Etc. Ltd, was the local casting director or coordinator for the Sean Penn and George Clooney films. They were also in charge of casting for the Lady Gaga musical which shot here recently. The program is designed for both newcomers and actors experienced in other mediums. She uses costumes, props and scripts to teach folks to comfortably perform in any situation. This fun, informative class will enable you to create a new hobby or work for profit in an industry that always has parts for all age groups. Registration is limited. (two weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246268 COMM-501N-70 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/07-05/14 $43

How to Write Your Book Write the book of your dreams. Learn surprising facts about publishing today and why profound changes in the publishing industry make this the best time ever to write and publish your book. Assess the type of writer you are, learn the techniques that pros use to focus on writing and find out the mechanics of preparing a manuscript for publication in print and eBook. Book editor Sandra Wendel and book marketer Lisa Pelto offer little-known tips for finding time and getting works on paper and into print. Ideal for memoirs, nonfiction and children’s book authors. (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246584 COMM-005N-70 SA 09:00A-12:00P

Long-time teachers, students, authors and literature lovers discuss classic and contemporary short fiction in this fun-filled, intimate seminar.

From Salinger to Saunders, we'll discuss anything thought-provoking and relatable in order to expand our worldview and the effect literature has on our lives. (eight weeks) Bloomfield Retirement Community, 9804 Nicholas St. 246264 COMM-013N-70 T 10:00A-11:30A 03/29-05/17 $72 246265 COMM-013N-71 F 10:00A-11:30A 04/01-05/20 $72

The Never-Ending Plot Resource Polti's principle of 36 situations proves "There are no new stories." This eight-session workshop from Sally Walker takes the writer through his situations and explains how to apply, twist and spark every story and its characters into unpredictable freshness, even with genre expectations and the complex weave of main plot and subplots. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246475 COMM-082N-01 SA 09:00A-05:00P 05/07-05/07 $54

Czech for the Absolute Beginner This is a survival Czech course. You will learn basic pronunciation, vocabulary and practical phrases useful for trips to the Czech Republic.

Remember or review the language spoken by parents or grandparents and learn some Czech history, traditions and culture. Get more info about local Czech classes at omahaczechclasses.com. Bring an $8 lab fee for materials to class payable to instructor. Class taught by native speaker, Gloria Storch. (six weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246468 LANG-043N-01 M 06:30P-08:30P 04/04-05/09 $72

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How to Publish Your Book Publishing your book is easier than you think with small-run digital printing, eBooks and independent publishing as a small business.

Gone are the days of query letters and agents. Make your book dream a reality. Book marketer Lisa Pelto and editor Sandra Wendel will take you step-by-step through the many options and costs. For writers of all types of books, including fiction. If you haven’t put words on paper yet, attend the class How to Write Your Book first. (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246586 COMM-525N-70 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/30-04/30 $29

Short Stories for Lifelong Learners

Create your own unique wire and bead pendant with this easy wire working technique. Learn to wrap and weave beads or crystals in a freeform squiggle design to make a stunning one of a kind pendant. Freeform means there is no right or wrong. A great project to expand your wire jewelry skills. Visit mccneb.edu/ce/supplylist.asp for a list of supplies to bring to class. Instructor is Patti Giorgi. (one session) Hobby Lobby Millard, 13780 Millard Ave. 246395 ARTC-360N-01 TH 06:00P-08:00P 04/21-04/21 $19

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How to Market Your Book Learn the most effective strategies for marketing your book from publishing experts Lisa Pelto and Sandra Wendel. Whether you are traditionally published or independently publishing an eBook (digital) or printed book, you must take the lead to create a knock-em-dead book campaign. To be successful, you'll wear the hats of marketing director, publicist, event coordinator, speaker's bureau and advertising coordinator. Learn what goes into a winning press release, how to pitch to the media, market your book to the trade and directly to consumers, and how to develop an effective and coordinated online presence that includes the power of social media. In addition, you will craft an effective marketing message and your elevator speech, along with receiving a tutorial on the online options. You will receive the greatest benefit by taking these classes in sequence; How to Write Your Book, How to Publish Your Book and How to Market Your Book. (one session)

China is beginning to touch us more and more in our everyday lives. Get an introduction to the Mandarin Chinese language and culture from our native Chinese speaker, Jinping Liu. Jinping has a master's degree in Chinese language from the prestigious Peking University in Chinese and currently is the Mandarin interpreter for Millard and Westside schools.

The required book, Chinese Made Easier Book 1 by Martin Symonds, may be purchased from Amazon for about $16. (seven weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246410 LANG-604N-01 TH 06:30P-08:30P 04/07-05/19 $81

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Introduction to Lakota Language Study the spoken Lakota language with a Teton Sioux whose knowledge of the culture and language can provide valuable insight into Native American history. The instructor is Wendell Bird Head, Teton Sioux. (six weeks) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 10, 30th and Fort streets 246205 LANG-007N-01 TH 07:00P-09:00P 03/10-04/14 $72

Italian for Travel If you are planning a trip to Italy, this class is a must Learn basic survival phrases that will help you as you travel through Italy. Learn phrases that will help you in restaurants, hotels and shops. Instructor Rosalia Triplett is a native Italian speaker. Handouts will be provided. (four weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246473 LANG-064N-01 M 06:30P-08:30P 04/04-04/25 $55

Russian for the Absolute Beginner Get an introduction to the Russian language and culture. Learn some practical, common phrases to make the class interesting. Prepare to communicate with East European and Central Asian people. The text book "Russian for Beginners" ($40) and accompanying workbook ($30) will be available for purchase at the first class meeting. The instructor is Munavvar Dadajanova, native speaker. (six weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246516 LANG-027N-01 TH 06:30P-08:30P 04/07-05/12 $72

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246588 COMM-530N-70 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/21-05/21

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Many MCC classes are held at sites that do not permit smoking, including all area public schools. Note your class location, as you will not be allowed to smoke in or outside of a public school building while attending a Continuing Education class. Smoking is permitted in designated outdoor areas at MCC locations.

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Begin to Knit - Level I Everyone around you is knitting, from young to old. Have you always wanted to learn? Now is your chance. Learn to knit all while relieving stress, meeting new friends and building self-esteem. Patience, persistence and practice will guarantee you success. Bring a ball of Sugar 'n' Cream 100 percent cotton yarn and #8 short knitting needles.

The instructor is Karen McDowell. (four weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246140 SEWI-400N-80 SA 10:00A-12:00P 04/09-04/30 $55

Crochet 101: Introduction For the beginner - everything you need to know to crochet your first project can be found in this class. Learn basic stitches, chain, single, double, half double and triple. Also learn how to maintain gauge, correct mistakes, join seams, change yarn, weave ends and read simple patterns. Taught by CYC certified crochet instructor, Patti Giorgi. (two weeks) Hobby Lobby Papillion, 9515 S. 71st St. 246402 SEWI-021N-01 MW 06:00P-08:00P 03/14-03/23 $55 Hobby Lobby, 7646 Dodge St. 246406 SEWI-021N-02 TTH 06:00P-08:00P 03/15-03/2 $55

Begin to Knit - Level II Prerequisite: Begin to Knit, Level I. Now that you can knit, take advantage of one on one assistance in making the projects that you have dreamed of making. Bring your patterns and materials along with patience and persistence to learn new skills and hook on to the ones you've already learned. Instructor is Karen McDowell. (four weeks) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246141 SEWI-401N-80 SA 10:00A-12:00P 05/07-05/28 $55

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Beginning Guitar - Level I You will learn how to read the notes on the guitar and on the staff in first position. While you are learning to read, you will also start chord progressions right away. The chords are not taught separately but as a functional unit in groups of three. Even if you are self-taught and want some music reading skills, you are welcome to attend this class. Bring your guitar, electric or acoustic, to the first class. The instructor is Dana Andreasen, Master of Music and Bachelor of Vocal Education. Class meets in the sound studio of Andreasen's home. (four weeks) Full Head Room Studios, 1601 N. 60th St. 246359 MUSC-024N-01 T 07:00P-09:00P 03/15-04/05 $42

Beginning Guitar - Level II Prerequisite: Beginning Guitar - Level I Continue learning guitar. Bring a guitar, electric or acoustic, to class.

The instructor is Dana Andreasen, Master of Music and Bachelor of Vocal Education. Class meets in the sound studio of Andreasen's home. (four weeks) Full Head Room Studios, 1601 N. 60th St. 246360 MUSC-025N-01 T 07:00P-09:00P 04/12-05/03 $42

Beginning Piano - Level I This class is for beginners and those who need refreshed. Each session uses a directional and traditional approach to reading music. Directional is defined as looking at the distance between notes, which makes it easier to play when the names of the notes are unfamiliar at first. The instructor is Dana Andreasen, Master of Music and Bachelor of Vocal Education. Class meets in the sound studio of Andreasen's home. (four weeks) Full Head Room Studios, 1601 N. 60th St. 246361 MUSC-013N-01 M 07:00P-09:00P 03/14-04/04 $42

Native American Flute Workshop Enjoy the soothing and healing tunes of Native American music as you learn to play the flute. Michael Murphy, your instructor, is an accomplished flutist and recording artist of the CD, "Trail of Tears." The history of the flute, how to hold it, the fingering, breathing and finding songs will be covered. Basic flutes will be available in class for $5, or you may bring your own. Learn more about Michael Murphy at his website, michaelmurphymusic.com. (one session) Fort Omaha Campus, Building 10, 30th and Fort streets 246208 MUSC-343N-01 TH 06:30P-09:00P 04/07-04/07 $24

Voice Class I Learn the basics of voice production in a group setting. The main focus is working on exercises and songs that will produce a fuller sound, clarity and a better tone to your voice. There is no need to be shy; time is allowed at the end of class for you to sing privately. Learn how to interpret a song, making the music more interesting and appropriate with the lyrics. Bring a $1 lab fee to class, which be collected on the first day of class. The instructor is Dana Andreasen, Master of Music and Bachelor of Vocal Education. Class meets in the sound studio of Andreasen's home. (four weeks) Full Head Room Studios, 1601 N. 60th St. 246333 MUSC-007N-01 W 07:00P-09:00P 03/16-04/06 $42

Voice Class II This class is a continuation of Voice Class I. The student will learn more of the basics to voice production in a group setting. The instructor is Dana Andreasen, Master of Music and Bachelor of Vocal Education.

Class meets in the sound studio of Andreasen's home. (four weeks) Full Head Room Studios, 1601 N. 60th St. 246340 MUSC-008N-01 W 07:00P-09:00P 04/13-05/04 $42

You have a sewing machine but you don't know how to operate it. This workshop is to help you get familiar with the basic functions of your machine. Bring your machine to class. We will cover: threading the machine, filling and loading a bobbin, cleaning and oiling the machine, how to set stitch width and length, identifying most commonly used parts such as presser foot, hand wheel and backstitch lever. Read your operator's manual before you come to class. If time allows, we will practice sewing a straight stitch. If you are a true beginner you must take this workshop before enrolling in the Sewing I Basic class. Bring your sewing machine, your operator's manual, an extension cord and a spool of thread — any color. (one session) Hancock Fabrics, 4839 N. 72nd St. 246313 SEWI-035N-70 T 06:00P-08:00P 03/29-03/29 $19

Sewing I - Basic Sewing This class is for the student who has done very limited machine sewing in the past. The first two sessions will include sewing vocabulary, identifying fabric types, how to pick a pattern and understand how to use it, explanation of sewing supplies and notions and selecting a pattern. You may choose one project to complete in this class. Project choices include: a pullover top, pull up elastic waist pants, a tote bag, or a decorative pillow. Your project may be for a family member or yourself. Please bring to class: your sewing maching, extension cord, pins, scissors, spool of white thread and a tape measure. You will be responsible for purchasing a pattern, fabric, thread and any notions needed to complete your project. (six weeks) Hancock Fabrics, 4839 N. 72nd St. 246316 SEWI-036N-70 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/12-05/17 $72

Prerequisite: Crochet 101: Introduction or equivalent This class is for current crocheters who want to move up to the next level. Learn more complex stitches such as popcorn, shells, bobbles, ripple and more. Learn about making and joining granny squares and other motifs. You will crochet in the round to make flat and dimensional shapes and will add edgings to items and make a variety of embellishments for your wearables. Taught by CYC Certified Crochet instructor, Patti Giorgi. (four sessions) Hobby Lobby Papillion, 9515 S. 71st St. 246403 SEWI-029N-01 MW 06:00P-08:00P 03/28-04/06 $55 Hobby Lobby, 7646 Dodge St. 246407 SEWI-029N-02 T 06:00P-08:00P 03/29-04/19 $55

Knitting 101: Introduction This course, designed for the novice, will teach you how to cast on, knit, purl and bind off. Also learn to join seams, correct mistakes, add yarn, weave in ends, work basic increases and decreases and maintain gauge.

Project patterns will be provided so you can learn the language of knitting and practice your new skills. Learn from an experienced knitter, designer and CYC certified knitting instructor, Patti Giorgi. (two weeks) Hobby Lobby Papillion, 9515 S. 71st St. 246404 SEWI-022N-01 MW 06:00P-08:00P 04/11-04/20 $55

Knitting 201: Next Steps Prerequisite: Knitting 101 or equivalent This is an essential class for current knitters who want to expand on basic skills and is a prerequisite for more advanced courses. Learn additional ways to cast on, bind off, increase and decrease and when to use them, as well as how to read more complex patterns. Also learn how to knit in the round with circular and double pointed needles, and try new stitches, such as ribbing, seed stitch, drop stitch, slip stitches and a basic cable. Patterns to illustrate these techniques will be provided.

Learn tips and techniques to take your knitting to the next level from an experienced knitter, designer and CYC certified knitting instructor, Patti Giorgi. (two weeks) Hobby Lobby Papillion, 9515 S. 71st St. 246405 SEWI-023N-01 MW 06:00P-08:00P 04/25-05/04 $55

Prerequisite: Knitting 201 skill level recommended Take your knitting projects from homemade to professional in this finishing techniques skill booster class. Master a variety of castons, bindoffs, selvedge stitches, seaming techniques and more. Also learn how to select the right technique for different situations and adjust patterns so your projects look great! This class is a must for every knitter interested in moving up to the next level. Taught by CYC certified knitting instructor, Patti Giorgi. (two weeks) Hobby Lobby Millard, 13780 Millard Ave. 246408 SEWI-027N-01 TTH 06:00P-08:00P 05/03-05/12 $55

Prerequisite: Beginning Piano - Level I Continue learning piano. The instructor is Dana Andreasen, Master of Music and Bachelor of Vocal Education. Class meets in the sound studio of Andreasen's home. (four weeks) Full Head Room Studios, 1601 N. 60th St. 246362 MUSC-014N-01 M 07:00P-09:00P 04/11-05/0 $42

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Knitted Castons, Bindoffs, Seams and More

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Are you aware of what messages you are giving to others through your body language? Others are giving you information into what they really are feeling that is not expressed in words. What can you do to give positive first impressions, and get the response that you want? What is your date or spouse really saying? Abusers know what to look for in a victim. Learn what that is. Stop questioning whether someone is giving you the truth or not, from business, sales people, friends, etc. Gestures, facial expressions, voice and words will tell you what is really going on.

You will never see people the same again! (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246197 WELL-269N-80 SA 09:30A-12:30P 04/16-04/16 $39 246198 WELL-269N-81 TH 06:00P-09:00P 05/19-05/19 $39

This class will be higher paced and very active. Students should be familiar and have some experience with poses. We will flow through the poses in time with our breath, with few pauses. There will be more advanced poses shown and incorporated. Some alignment work will be incorporated in order to reach new depths and understanding of each pose. This class is for individuals who are familiar with yoga poses, sequences and alignment. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks; skips 3/26) Papillion Recreation Center, 1100 W. Lincoln St. 246463 WELL-422N-70 SA 08:00A-09:00A 03/19-05/14 $55

HOBBIES Breakthroughs to Longer and Healthier Life Is it possible to run a marathon at 100? Can heart disease, cancer and diabetes be reversed? Is it possible to heal our bodies with our minds?

The answer to all of these questions is "yes" according to cases studies.

Medical systems from other cultures, including those of India and China, have used natural treatments for centuries, some of which are now directly influencing our own health-care professions. These approaches not only emphasize healing with natural substances, but devote considerable attention to illness prevention and healthful living by considering the whole person rather than just targeting a condition.

This program will focus on discoveries of many of the causes of modern diseases and natural techniques that have been shown to help people recover. We will look at evidence from "Blue Zones" where people live longer and healthier than average. We explore energy healing techniques like Qi Gong and healing touch, which are now being used by some health care professionals. (two weeks) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246626 WELL-464N-80 W 06:00P-08:30P 04/27-05/04 $40

Change Unwanted Feelings with NLP and EFT Neuro Linguistic Programming and EFT are profound and simple methods to change your patterns of thinking, phobias, unwanted behaviors, reactions, responses, anxiety, public speaking and more. Learn how to do EFT in one session which works with acupressure points. Discover a method to eliminate or reduce cravings for one product like chocolate, sugar, pop, etc. You do not have to live with unwanted habits, feelings and behaviors. These methods have had amazing results and often within a short period of time. Most people notice a difference in the class.

Aubrey Nye is a certified hypnotherapist, and in NLP and EFT. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246288 WELL-121N-80 SA 09:30A-12:30P 04/02-04/02 $39

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Gentle Yoga for Stress Relief

Double Your Mind Power

Scientists tell us that we only use 10 percent of our mind power. What if we could double that? What if we could help our minds stay healthy and avoid Alzheimer's? We all have the potential to learn better and faster.

Using a variety of techniques, Bill Cashell will show you how to take in information easier, faster and remember more. Great business tool. (section 80-one session, section 81-two weeks) Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246530 BSAD-517N-80 SA 08:30A-12:30P 04/02-04/02 $36 Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246625 BSAD-517N-81 W 06:00P-08:00P 05/11-05/18 $36

Emotional Freedom Techniques Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) is a mind/body healing technique that is based on new discoveries regarding the connection between your body's subtle energies, your emotions and your health. EFT has been reported successful in thousands of cases covering a huge range of emotional, health and performance issues. EFT was originally designed to reduce the psychotherapy process from months and years down to minutes and hours. EFT has been effectively used for: trauma and PTSD, fears and phobias, depression, addictions and cravings, eating disorder, sports performance, creating desirable habits and building self esteem. This interactive and fun class will help you release old limits and fears, unblock your potential and start living in abundance. Bill Cashell is certified in EFT and is the author of "The Emotional Diet: How to Love Your Life More and Food Less." (Section 80-three weeks, section 81-two weeks.)

Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246623 WELL-068N-80 M 06:00P-08:00P 04/04-04/18 $44 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246619 WELL-068N-81 M 06:00P-09:00P 04/18-04/25 $44

Gentle Yoga Yoga designed for those who would like to improve their flexibility and increase joint movement throughout the body. The pace is slightly slower to focus on each pose and the release of muscle tightness due to lack of flexibility and stress. Class will include calming breath exercises, a warm up flow, postures for flexibility and strength, and will end with a relaxation sequence. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks) Papillion Recreation Center, 1100 W. Lincoln St. 246460 WELL-257N-70 W 06:00P-07:00P 03/16-05/04 $55

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Looking for a gentle yoga class to relax and unwind? Bring a yoga mat and set aside time to move, breathe and relax with others just like you. A perfect introduction to yoga or as a restorative practice to the experienced yoga student. Reserve your space today! (six weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246544 WELL-462N-80 SA 09:00A-10:00A 04/02-05/07 $84

Increase Your Brain Function Learn techniques to increase the capability and functions of your mind and brain. These are necessary for people of any age. You will learn about studies that have been done and how your thoughts and emotions affect your mind and body. You can increase new circuits in the brain. You will also learn many different breathing and stress techniques that can help with sleep, energy, reprogramming your brain and much more. Be proactive and empower yourself. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246289 WELL-491N-80 SA 09:30A-12:30P 05/07-05/07 $39

Learn How to Meditate Do you really know how to meditate? Meditation is known to help with all kinds of physical, mental and emotional disorders. It’s a practice that can enhance everyone’s life no matter what age. Discover the basics of meditation that you can do at anytime, anywhere and receive the benefits. It can reduce stress on the body and mind, create an ability to let things go and create focus in your life. This class also introduces many relaxation techniques that are simple and not time consuming.

You will also get information on basic yoga methods that help with neck, shoulders, back sciatica and relieving tension. Handouts and CDs are available in class. Bring a yoga mat or a blanket and pillow to be comfortable.

Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246192 WELL-350N-80 TH 06:00P-09:00P 03/24-03/24 $39 246193 WELL-350N-81 SA 09:30A-12:30P 04/30-04/30 $39

Massage for Couples Learn the basics of shoulder, neck, back and arm massage, with the recipient seated in a chair. Two people may sign up together and learn to give each other relaxing, healing treatments. Bring a pillow or two. Great Valentine's Day date. Registration is for two people; only one person should call in. The instructor is Douglas Lee-Regier. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246319 WELL-144N-80 F 07:00P-09:00P 04/08-04/08 $29

HOBBIE/PERSONAL HOBBIE/PERSONAL INTEREST INTEREST

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Learn How to Read People

Strength, flexibility and toning; balance and focus; a calm and quiet mind; these are some of the benefits of yoga. This class consists of an active, flowing warm-up. We will then practice traditional standing, strengthening and balancing poses. The class will finish on the mat for deeper stretches and a relaxation session to help calm the mind and decrease stress responses. Modifications will always be shown for all fitness levels. This is an ongoing class through Papillion Parks and Recreation. (eight weeks) Papillion Recreation Center, 1100 W. Lincoln St. 246343 WELL-291N-70 M 6:00P-07:00P 03/14-05/02 $55

Active Yoga

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Past Life Regression Find out who you were in a past life, with a known technique that helps you to experience images and feelings will be provided. Information on evidence and documentation of reincarnation will be provided. You may be curious if you were with a particular person in a past life, a recurring dream of a different time and place, a deja vu with a country or place you have visited, a different race and culture that seems familiar, or a phobia.

Many people have had interesting experiences and images in the class.

Bring a blanket or a lawn chair to be comfortable. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246194 WELL-401N-80 SA 09:30A-12:30P 03/12-03/12 $39

Personal Color Analysis Your skin, hair and eye colors combine in beautiful harmony. They in turn compliment and harmonize with a palette of wardrobe and makeup colors. Learn which colors are most flattering to you. This class also features skin care and cosmetic suggestions. (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246596 HOMI-581N-70 M 06:00P-08:00P 04/18-04/18 $19 Millard N. High School, 1010 S. 144th St. 246597 HOMI-581N-71 T 06:00P-08:00P 04/05-04/05 $19

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Weight Loss Hypnosis

Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. It is based on the idea that an unseen life force energy flows through us and is what causes us to be alive. It works on the body, mind and spirit releasing blocked energy, helps in cleansing the body of toxins, promotes relaxation and reduces stress, including stress related to illness such as pain, hypertension, heart disease, ulcers, immune deficiency and cancer to name a few. It is safe and easy to use anytime, any place and any situation. Reiki will give you the ability to practice Reiki on yourself and your immediate family members, including your pets. One great benefit of Reiki creates a balance between your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels. Class is taught by Rev. Gabriele Kohlieber, Reiki master/teacher and practitioner for more than 10 years. Bring a sack lunch. (one session) A Plus Hypnosis Wellness Center, 11711 Arbor St., Suite 215 (use south entrance) 246119 WELL-045N-80 SA 10:00A-04:00P 03/19-03/19 $69 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246121 WELL-045N-81 SA 10:00A-04:00P 04/23-04/23 $69

Discover three methods; Hypnosis, EFT and NLP. These are extremely effective in helping people change their eating habits, basically eating less with no feeling of deprivation. You don't have to diet or even change what you eat. You will automatically eat less after the session and feel full faster, while totally enjoying your food. Target the main areas that are proven to work. One can splurge, go out to dinner, on vacation and eat things they like, but they will automatically eat less of them while enjoying it much more, without the guilt! Aubrey Nye is the instructor and she has researched this area extensively and is a weight loss specialist and certified hypnotherapist. (one session) Westside Community Conference Center, 3534 S. 108th St. (Use Main Entrance) 246195 WELL-118N-80 TH 06:00P-09:00P 04/07-04/07 $39 246196 WELL-118N-81 SA 09:30A-12:30P 05/21-05/21 $39

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246120 WELL-045N-82 SA 10:00A-04:00P 05/21-05/21 $69

Reflexology is a system of massage used to relieve tension and treat illness, based on the theory that there are reflex points on the feet, hands and head linked to every part of the body. Two people may sign up together and learn to give fancy foot rubs. Great Valentine's Day date. Registration is for two people; only one person should call in. The instructor is Douglas Lee-Regier. (one session)

This fun, dynamic class offers the benefits of yoga and Pilates! Enjoy a feel good workout that will strengthen your body, tone your abs and calm your mind. Bring your yoga mat to this ongoing, 4-week class and be ready to move! (four weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246318 WELL-440N-80 F

07:00P-09:00P 03/18-03/18 $29

Tai Chi Flow Want to feel great? Join us for a Tai Chi workout that strengthens and tones your body while enhancing peace of mind. This ongoing class is offered in 4-week sessions and is adaptable to all fitness levels. Enroll today and discover the many benefits of this ancient practice! (four weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246538 WELL-460N-80 T 246539 WELL-460N-81 T

05:30P-06:30P 03/15-04/05 $56 05:30P-06:30P 04/12-05/03 $56

Tai Chi for Well-Being Enjoy movement, breath and meditation based on the ancient practice of tai chi. Benefits include increased strength and flexibility, peace of mind and the opportunity to gain greater self-awareness. Discover how slow motion cures commotion! Enroll today in this class led by Angie Walker, certified Tai Chi Instructor. (six weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246543 WELL-283N-80 SA 10:00A-11:00A 04/02-05/07 $84

Think Yourself Thin, Easy Weight Loss Without Diets This is a revolutionary new program that focuses on the real problem with people who are overweight. Starting today, you can watch your weight and stress disappear with easy break-through methods. This program combines cognitive behavior, hypnosis, NLP, EFT and other methods to help you become trim, healthy and happy. Bill Cashell is a certified hypnotherapist and the author of "The Emotional Diet, How to Love Your Life More and Food Less." (section 80-two weeks, section 81-one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246621 WELL-166N-80 W 06:00P-08:00P 03/23-03/30 $36 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246531 WELL-166N-81 SA 08:30A-12:30P 04/09-04/09 $36

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246540 WELL-461N-80 T 246541 WELL-461N-81 T

Budgeting 101 Do you want to learn how to create a budget that actually works?

This is a two-hour basic budgeting workshop that will help you set up a plan for your money and get you on track with spending. There are ideas to increase income and decrease spending, and there are simple resources made available to plan a budget. The instructor, Nicole McDonald of momsavesmoney.net, was trained by the US Navy as a financial counselor for service members and shares her knowledge of basic budgeting with you. (one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246414 FINA-026N-01 W 06:30P-08:30P 05/04-05/04 $19

How to Stop Identity Theft

Yoga Core Flow

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

Reflexology for Couples

FINANCE AND LAW

04:30P-05:30P 03/15-04/05 $56 04:30P-05:30P 04/12-05/03 $56

NEW! Yoga Foundations For individuals who are new to yoga or those wishing to reconnect with the fundamentals of practice and cultivate awareness. Postures are done at a slow and steady pace with a focus on alignment and mindful movement. Designed to maintain or gently increase strength, flexibility and balance, the class includes centering, postures (asanas), breath awareness and relaxation. The instructor is Marci Baker. (six weeks) My Studio, 3909 Cuming St. (park in St.; enter off Cuming St.) 246550 WELL-463N-80 T 09:30A-10:30A 03/15-04/19 $44 246551 WELL-463N-81 T 09:30A-10:30A 04/26-05/31 $44

NEW! Yoga Fundamentals Start where you are. What’s a better time to start taking care of you?

Learn about the poses, how to change them to fit your body, as well as stress busting breathing, simple meditation and learn how to finally relax!

Class size is limited so you can receive personal attention in this small group. No intimidation! Holly Kiefer infuses her classes with curiosity, joy and a passion for learning and laughter. (six weeks) My Studio, 3909 Cuming St. (park in St.; enter off Cuming St.) 246314 WELL-458N-80 F 12:00P-01:00P 03/11-04/15 $44 246315 WELL-458N-81 F 12:00P-01:00P 04/22-05/27 $44

More than eight million Americans have their identities stolen each year.

Most don't find out until it's too late. And you don't even have to be an adult to be at risk — over half a million children are the victims of identity theft each year. This program will give you the information you need to stop identity theft. In this session you will learn why shopping in stores can be riskier than shopping online; how to spot scammers in any situation — online or on the phone; what new techniques thieves are using to scam you, like phishing and skimming, why old-fashioned checks can be the riskiest way to pay for something and how to protect your identity while you travel. (one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246620 FINA-418N-80 W 06:00P-08:30P 03/16-03/16 $29 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246618 FINA-418N-81 M 06:00P-08:30P 03/21-03/21 $29

Managing Health Care Expenses in Retirement According to a recent survey by Bankers Trust, 57 percent of baby boomers said they had a poor understanding or knew almost nothing about Medicare. Three-quarters of boomers didn't know that most Americans on Medicare pay premiums, copays and deductibles. One in seven thought Medicare was free. Only 14 percent knew Medicare does not cover long term care. A health care crisis is looming in this country and it is essential for baby boomers to understand what they need to prepare. This education workshop will cover the following: how Medicare enrollment periods work, how much you can expect to pay in health care costs, how Medicare works with private insurance, why most people pay too much for private insurance and why you must plan for higher health care costs in retirement. No specific insurance or investment products will be discussed. The instructor is Linda Arena. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246147 FINA-408N-80 W 06:00P-09:00P 03/30-03/30 $39

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

Yoga Pilates Fusion Move, breathe, strengthen and tone in this fantastic class. Each class incorporates yoga movements to warm up and Pilates to strengthen and tone. Enjoy a nice, long relaxation to unwind. Bring a mat to class. The instructor is Angie Walker. (six weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246542 WELL-437N-80 SA 11:00A-12:00P 04/02-05/07 $84

246148 FINA-408N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P 05/14-05/14 $39 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246145 FINA-408N-82 W 06:00P-09:00P 05/18-05/18 $39

Smart Strategies for Buying Your Next Car Learn about important techniques for receiving the lowest price possible on the vehicle you are interested in purchasing. The topics that will be reviewed includes choosing your vehicle, getting the most for your trade-in, websites that give buyers important information on what others are paying, how to negotiate the lowest price possible, what to expect when negotiating with dealers, and how to have the most bargaining power. Different scenarios will be discussed as one strategy will not fit all situations. This class is presented by Kevin Kowskie. He has no association with local car dealerships. (one session)

Social Security Planning for Couples At this workshop you will get answers to five questions Baby Boomers are asking about Social Security. Will Social Security be there for me?

How much can I expect to receive? When should I apply for Social Security? How can I maximize my benefits? Will Social Security be enough to live on in retirement? And you will learn five rules and strategies you need to know to avoid the four most costly mistakes — before applying for Social Security. Why should you attend — many people underestimate the value of Social Security. It can represent hundreds of thousands of dollars over your lifetime. It's one of the few guaranteed benefits you can count on in retirement and you need to know how it works and the right questions to ask. Each student attending the class must register. Email the instructor before class to receive instructions on how to sign up for a Social Security account online at linda@arenalifepoints.com. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 246146 FINA-406N-80 T 06:00P-09:00P 03/15-03/15 $39 Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246149 FINA-406N-81 TH 06:00P-09:00P 05/05-05/05 $39

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Reiki Level One*

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St. 246150 FINA-406N-82 T

06:00P-09:00P 05/10-05/10 $39

The Next Talk Remember the courage it took to have "The Talk" with your kids? Well today you need just as much courage, if not more, to the have "The Next Talk" with your kids. Learn how to address and answer questions in a calm and measured way — freeing you up to enjoy your life and your family. Discover how to set the stage, getting your documents in order, selecting the best living arrangements; and most importantly, how to be there for your family. Learn to take charge of the end of your life and when the time is right empower your children to implement your wishes.

Remember you're the parent and you get to make the tough decisions for yourself and your kids. Participation in class will give you the tools to develop a strong partnership with your kids to plan for the rest of your life and get back to living it! It's not easy but necessary — and you're never too young for "The Next Talk." (one session) Fremont Area Center, 835 N. Broad St. 246144 FINA-410N-80 T 06:00P-09:00P 04/19-04/19 $39

What Women Need to Know About Social Security and Retirement There are many rules and strategies as a woman you need to know before you retire, join this workshop complete with lively discussion.

Find out how much social security you stand to receive over your lifetime, find out how the decisions you make in your 60s can determine the amount of income you'll have in your 80s. We will also discuss how to take advantage of spousal benefits, survivor benefits, divorced-spouse benefits and even divorced-spouse survivor benefits. Find out why you should consider your husband's life expectancy when deciding when to claim your own retirement benefits. There are many rules and strategies you need to know as a woman. Email the instructor before class to receive instructions on how to sign up for a Social Security account online at linda@arenalifepoints.com. (one session) Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246143 FINA-405N-80 TH 06:00P-09:00P 04/21-04/21 $39

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246284 FINA-407N-80 W 06:00P-08:00P 04/06-04/06 $19 Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246285 FINA-407N-81 W 06:00P-08:00P 05/18-05/18 $19

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Senior Care*

License Renewal for Electricians*

A fun and creative approach to retirement that strips away the numbers and addresses everyday life in retirement. It's all about living a passionate life which is the ultimate personal and financial achievement. Most retirement planning is focused on the money! It's not all about the money.

People make their way through life and into retirement in various ways.

But it's the time, experience, and wisdom that individuals accumulate on their way that make it an ideal time to find a new, or live out an existing passion. Living retirement with a passion helps resolve personal and financial issues common among both new and longer-term retirees, including replacing one's work identity, staying socially connected, and remaining mentally sharp as well as physically strong. It can give retirees something to be thankful for every night and a reason to wake up smiling every morning. Instructor is Linda Arena. (two weeks)

Health Classification (UC 6245) – three hours The objective of this course is to explore the Medicare supplement and long term care markets and the products available to fulfill the needs of senior and elderly clients. A review of Social Security and benefits provided by Social Security will be included in the course. A discussion of the proposed changes in the laws and how they may influence the industry should make the insurance professional more informed and better able to assist their clients in answering questions and concerns. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 244274 INSU-506N-70 TH 01:00P-04:00P 04/14-04/14 $48

If currently holding a Journeyman’s or Master’s/ Contractor’s Electrical License, you are required to obtain 12 hours of Continuing Education to renew that license in Nebraska. This seminar will provide the most comprehensive look at the changes that affect the electrician the most and it meets the 12-hour requirement for the State of Nebraska and is good for Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota and South Dakota. Bring a calculator, scratch paper and a copy of the 2014 NEC to class. The instructor is Robert Weber, certified IAEI Electrical inspector and licensed as a code instructor in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota and South Dakota. Certificates of completion will be given at the end of class. There is a one-hour lunch break on your own. (two Sessions)

Fundamentals of Automobile Insurance*

246627 CEUN-100N-70 THF 08:00A-04:00P 04/14-04/15 $165

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246151 FINA-409N-80 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/09-04/16 $44

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH Contractor and Business Academy* This Pre-Business Education Series includes 10 specific topic sessions.

This series of courses is essential to those business owners wanting to prepare their company for sustainability and the bidding process.

Topics for the series includes: an introduction to business practice, legal transactions, insurance coverage, overall management, an introduction to the construction industry, construction estimation and bidding process, contracts and financials, presentation of bids and construction safety.

Taught in Spanish. (ten weeks) MCC Express Center (South), 3002 S. 24th St. 245789 BSAD-850N-70 T 06:00P-08:00P 03/15-05/17 $100

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS All classes are fully approved by the state of Nebraska Department of Insurance. Sign in with your license or producer number. MCC reports this information to the Department of Insurance to count your CEUs. Six-hour classes include a lunch break. The instructor is John Smart, CLU, RHU and FLMI, who has more than 25 years of experience in sales and as a professional trainer.

Personal Financial Planning * Life Classification (UC 3695) – six hours Demonstrates the need to assist clients with financial counseling.

It identifies the basic tools in personal financial planning and shows how to assess life/DI programs in terms of a client's overall financial objectives. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 244280 INSU-501N-70 TH 09:00A-04:00P 05/19-05/19 $96

Ethics and the Agent* Ethics/General Classification (SA 6949) – six hours The purpose of this course is to provide an overview of the importance of ethical conduct between the agent, the company and the insurance consumer. "The thoughts presented in this discussion will be directed to life and health agents as well as property and casualty agents. Items discussed will include a history of regulation of the insurance industry in this country, examples of Federal and State laws designed to protect the buying public and the fiduciary responsibility of insurers and agents. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 244269 INSU-504N-71 F 09:00A-04:00P 03/18-03/18 $96

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Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

Property/Casualty Classification (UC 5573) – six hours The objective of this course is to review the personal automobile policy.

It is designed to offer a clear yet detailed analysis of the auto policy.

Through the use of case studies and actual examples, this course will provide a better understanding of how real life situations are handled. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 244265 INSU-509N-70 TH 09:00A-04:00P 03/17-03/17 $96

Annuities - The Investment Alternative* Life Classification (UC7587) – three hours The course objective is to examine the annuity contract and discuss how it can be used to assist clients in meeting their investment objectives.

Tax aspects of the annuity contract will be addressed to include income, capital gains and estate tax considerations. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 244271 INSU-512N-70 TH 09:00A-12:00P 04/14-04/14 $48

Ethical Conduct in Insurance* Ethics/General Classification (UC 5574) – six hours The purpose of this course is to provide an overview of the importance of ethical conduct between the agent, the company and the insurance consumer. The thoughts presented in this discussion will be directed to life and health agents as well as property and casualty agents. Items discussed will include a history of regulation of the insurance industry in this country, examples of Federal and State laws designed to protect the buying public and the fiduciary responsibility of insurers and agents. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 244283 INSU-516N-71 F 09:00A-04:00P 05/20-05/20 $96

Insurance Ethics* Ethics Classification (UC8334) – six hours This course provides the insurance professional with an overview of the importance of ethical business conduct. The thoughts presented in this discussion will be directed to life/health agents as well as property/ casualty agents. Discussion will include the role of the State Insurance Department and how it attempts to promote and insure ethical conduct to protect the buying public. (one session) Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and West Dodge Road 244278 INSU-524N-71 F 09:00A-04:00P 04/15-04/15 $96 Note: Any of the six-hour ethics courses may be used for three hours of ethics and three hours of general classification if needed. The classes are not approved for the state of Iowa. To receive Iowa credits, call Tina at 402-457-2542 at least three weeks prior to the date of the class to allow notification to the Iowa Department of Insurance.

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TRAVEL

SPECIAL INTEREST

Your Retirement Stripped Down and Naked

Sales/Use Tax Seminar The Nebraska Department of Revenue offers semi-annual educational seminars designed to help people understand how sales and use taxes work, and how the laws apply to their business. The NE Sales and Use Tax class qualifies for four hours of CPE credit. Request a certificate from the instructor at the end of class. If you have questions concerning the content of the Nebraska seminars, contact Steve Drziac at the Nebraska Department of Revenue at 402-595-2078. Note: The Department will no longer provide paper copies of class materials. Attendees may print a copy of the presentation by going to this website revenue.ne.gov and clicking on the Education link.

TRAVEL Tourist's Survival Guide to Italy

Nebraska Sales/Use Tax Seminar* This class will cover the basics of sales and use tax. Discussion will include when you are required to collect sales tax, how to get licensed, and exempt sales. We will show you how to file your sales tax return.

The presentation includes an in depth discussion of use tax, when it is owed and how to report it. There will be plenty of time for questions and problem solving. This class will benefit anyone who is starting a business, running a business or performing accounting services for a business. (one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q streets 245915 FINA-501N-70 T 08:30A-12:00P 04/12-04/12 $15

NEW! Sales Tax and Non Profit Organizations* This seminar will benefit officers and members of all organizations and retailers who make sales to organizations that have received a nonprofit designation (501C) from the IRS. It will also be helpful for tax preparers who work for these entities. Topics covered will include exempt status for federal income tax purposes vs. exempt status for Nebraska and local sales tax purposes; sales and use tax consequences for purchases made by exempt entities and their members; donations to the exempt entities; sales made by exempt organizations, including auctions; and special events and fundraisers. There will be time for attendees to discuss their questions with the presenter.(2016-3 hours CPE Credit; one session) South Omaha Campus, Industrial Training Center, 27th and Q St. 245916 FINA-555N-70 T 01:00P-04:00P 04/12-04/12 $15

Learn how to create a wonderful sightseeing itinerary for your Italian vacation, become informed about Italian culture and get the best deals.

This travel seminar will be your most important preparation tool! Italy is always one of the favorite tourist’s destinations in the world on a yearly basis. It’s where the art of the Renaissance and much of our Western civilization originated. Included in our discussion will be the major Italian cities — Venice, Florence and Rome, plus the beautiful regions and sites that you as a tourist won’t want to miss. You’ll also be informed about how to choose airfares, train passes, auto rentals, hotels, BandBs, restaurants, exchange currency and other valuable travel tips. Instructor is Kevin Kowskie. (one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246278 TRVL-111N-80 W 06:00P-09:00P 03/16-03/16 $29 Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246279 TRVL-111N-81 SA 09:00A-12:00P 04/16-04/16 $29

Tourists Survival Guide to Prague, Vienna and Salzburg Explore these popular destinations with the idea of maximizing your sightseeing experience. Prague is known as the medieval city of one hundred spires — discover architecture that no longer exists elsewhere, along with many superb plazas, castles, and gothic cathedrals. Vienna, the magnificent capital of the former Hapsburg Empire, offers ornate palaces, crown jewels, museums, beautiful parks and Viennese coffee houses. Salzburg, the home of Mozart, was the setting for The Sound of Music movie. Learn about local customs, train passes, auto rentals, accommodations, restaurants, currency exchange and valuable travel tips. Instructor is Kevin Kowskie. (one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246281 TRVL-246N-80 W 06:00P-09:00P 04/27-04/27 $29

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Miracle in Stone Holiday Tour*

Mansions and Neighborhoods of Independence, MO*

Historical Pella: A Touch of Holland in Iowa*

Germany is one of the main tourist attractions in Europe. Visitors to Germany come for the welcoming and friendly nature of the people, the breathtaking landscapes and natural beauty, and the charming accommodations for everyone including the budget-minded traveler.

Learn about the land of Oktoberfest, Bavaria, The Black Forrest and wonderful ancient castles. Topics discussed will include the best routes for Rhine River cruises, descriptions of picturesque towns, local customs, lodging, train passes, auto rentals, currency exchange and creating the best travel itinerary for your particular interests. Instructor is Kevin Kowskie. (one session) Millard South High School, 14905 Q St. (use main east entrance) 246280 TRVL-247N-80 W 06:00P-09:00P 04/20-04/20 $29

Requirement: moderate walking Depart for the Grotto of the Redemption in West Bend, Iowa. The Grotto was a vision of Father Paul Dobberstein of Rosenfeld, Germany. The largest man-made Grotto in the world, the Grotto is frequently called "The Eighth Wonder of the World." The Grotto stands as a testimony in stone, a treasured work of art. You'll receive a guided tour to each of the nine grottos which contains a scene in the life of Christ handcarved from Italian Carrara Marble. Covering an entire city block, the Grotto represents the largest collection of precious and semi-precious rocks, minerals, and fossils concentrated in any one spot in the world.

Don't miss the Christmas Chapel, located in Sts. Peter and Paul Church next to the Grotto. Built in 1929, the Chapel contains rocks from every country and major rivers in the world. A 300 pound Amethyst adorning the manger of baby Jesus is also one of the famous features of the Chapel along with an award winning hand-carved bird's eye maple alter. The beautiful artistry has to be seen in order to be appreciated, and the message it inspires is beyond words! Make sure that you bring your camera. The Grotto has been on the History Channel and has been described as a "Miracle in Stone." Later, receive a guided tour of West Bend's Historic Museum and Sites. Take a stroll down memory lane while your guide takes you through a replica sod house, post office, country school and newly built museum. Coffee and a pastry will be served at the conclusion of the tour.

Requirement: moderate walking Take a break from all of life's stresses and treat yourself to spending a day at several truly magnificent mansions and a special luncheon.

Plan to join us for a lovely day in Independence, MO. Rich in history, Independence offers many attractions including the Bingham-Waggoner Estate, Vaile Mansion, and the Harry S. Truman Library. Our tour begins with a breakfast snack. Then experience the wonder of a true Victorianstyle mansion at the Bingham-Waggoner Estate. Wander through room after room with a personalized guided tour, 26 rooms of opulent décor!

Enjoy a delicious catered luncheon with dessert in the Carriage House of the Estate. You will be served at tables beautifully set with china, glass stemware and silverware on linen tablecloths.

Requirement: moderate walking Imagine strolling next to a canal surrounded by an authentic Dutch windmill, a drawbridge and stately old buildings. This charming town of Pella is filled with sights, tastes and sounds reminiscent of Holland.

Settled by Dutch immigrants in the mid-19th century, the area preserves its heritage in the still-operation 1850s Vermeer Windmill, one of the tallest in the U.S. The adjoining canal, with working drawbridge, flows through the town center. Pella’s architecture gives visitors the feeling of visiting Amsterdam, along with wooden shoes, delicate Dutch pastries and the musically animated Klokkenspel, a carillion clock with eight four-foot animated mechanical figures that move to music. These are just some of the many unique attractions you will see on this tour which will make you feel Dutch for the day!

Sandhill Crane Migration* Requirement: moderate walking Crane viewing: witness the world's largest concentration of sandhill cranes from the banks of the Platte River in south-central Nebraska.

Every year during March and early April over 500,000 sandhill cranes along with hundreds of thousands of ducks and geese converge on the Platte River Valley. There will be several opportunities to view the cranes.

You'll meet experienced staff guides of the Nebraska Nature Center and Fort Kearny Historical State Park during this tour. Each of these sites are located right in the heart of this magnificent sandhill crane staging area where the birds can be viewed in the fields and in gatherings on their roosts along the Platte River.

Your first stop is the Crane Trust Nature Center in Wood River, Nebraska which provides a place where you can connect to nature along the Platte River. The spacious interpretive center offers exhibits on cranes, waterfowl, and endangered species. The center also includes the Crimson Crown Gift Ship and an art gallery highlighting Nebraska's top photographic artist. There's a 35-foot observation tower that offers a commanding view of the valley and the nearby herd of bison. For lunch enjoy a buffet at the Alley Rose with an entrée, several side dishes, salad bar, dessert, and beverage. In the afternoon you'll visit the Museum of Nebraska Arts (MONA), home to the state's only collection of art created solely by Nebraskans. Then experience the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument, a fantastic link to the past spanning Interstate 80, with 79,000 square-feet of exhibits. Eight stories span a distance where trappers, pioneers, and the Pony Express once passed through. Learn about the trials and triumph of their story as told through huge murals, displays, lighting and narration. TripAdvisor.com ranks the Archway the number one attraction in the area and has very high rating reviews.

The tour will include one of Kearney's most popular sites, the Classic Car Collection, housed in a 50,000 square-feet space. It's the best public car attraction between Chicago and Denver presenting more than 130 vintage autos from the early 1900s to the 1980s. Included are large video and multi-media displays. There will be a stop for dinner at a fast food restaurant before we travel to the Fort Kearny. View the historical fort which includes a blacksmith-carpenter shop, powder magazine, and split stockade. Next, visit the Historical Campground site for watching the cranes. You'll follow a 1/3 mile trail to a bridge that overlooks the Platte River to hear and see the cranes roosting for the evening at a distance.

Wear comfortable shoes, a warm jacket, hat and flashlight. Please avoid wearing the color orange. Be sure to bring your camera and binoculars to capture excellent views of the river and wildlife!

Cost paid to MCC is for bus transportation, buffet luncheon, tax, and gratuity, MONA tour, The Car Collection museum, and the Fort Kearny park fee. Bring $10 in exact change for the Platte River Archway Monument fee and breakfast snack which will be collected as you board the bus. Other meals and shopping are not included. Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 8 a.m. from MCC's Sarpy Center, (please park and meet the bus at the northeast parking lot). Return is approximately 11:30 p.m. Sorry, no discounts. Refunds will not be allowed within seven days of the trip. Trip leader is Kevin Kowskie.

Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246339 TRVL-405N-80 F 08:00A-11:30P 03/18-03/18 $110

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Another special stop will be the Harker House in Storm Lake, Iowa. For a unique step back in time receive a guided tour of this 1875 Victorian mansion. Built in French (Mansard) Style, this home impresses with its open porches, beautiful brick walkway, and imposing widow's walk. The interior is complete with the original furniture belonging to the Harker family, which have been treasured and preserved throughout the years.

Lunch and dinner will be at fast food restaurants.

Cost paid to MCC is for bus transportation, Grotto of the Redemption, West Bend's Historic Museum, Harker House Mansion, and coffee and pastry. Meals and shopping are not included. Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 7 a.m. from MCC's Sarpy Center, (Please park and meet the bus at the northeast parking lot). Return is approximately 10 p.m. Sorry no discounts. Refunds will not be allowed within seven days of the trip. Trip leader is Kevin Kowskie.

Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246272 TRVL-403N-80 F 07:00A-10:00P 03/25-03/25 $102

Mystery Tour* Requirement: moderate walking Metro is running another mystery tour this spring. Enjoy an exciting journey into the unknown with plenty of fun with friendly travelers, just like you. Come explore with us on a trip that will take you to a new travel destination. Learn all of the details, but first, you must enroll — then board our comfortable deluxe motor coach the morning of the departure. You will receive a hand delivered envelope containing the description of your tour itinerary once the trip gets underway. A couple of hints for you — destination is interesting and you will be getting a luncheon — all included in the price of the tour. Delight your senses by embracing intrigue. Tell your friends to join us for a day of mystery and fun. Only pick one of the dates listed below.

The cost paid to MCC includes bus transportation, luncheon, and attraction fees. Bring money for shopping and evening snack. Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 8:30 a.m. from Sarpy Center; park and meet the bus in the northeast parking lot. Return is approximately 8 p.m.

The trip leader is Kevin Kowskie.

Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246547 TRVL-406N-80 TH 08:30A-08:00P 03/31-03/31 $86 246548 TRVL-406N-81 TH 08:30A-08:00P 05/05-05/05 $86

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The impressive Vaile Mansion will be our next destination in the afternoon. This remarkable residence has been recognized on A and E's America's Castles national TV show and in National Geographic's 1999 book, 'Guide to America's Great Houses'. The Vaile stands as one of our nation's premiere examples of Second Empire Victorian architecture.

The 31 room mansion includes 9 marble fireplaces, spectacular painted ceilings, and a 48,000 gallon wine cellar. Upon arrival at the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, you'll meet our tour guide. This museum, highlighting the career of our 33rd President, is considered to be one of the best Presidential Libraries in the country. You'll have the opportunity to learn about the personal side of Truman's life with his wife Bess, the challenges faced during WWII, the post-war years, and his legendary upset victory in 1948 over Thomas E. Dewey. The final stop of our tour will be at the popular Zona Rosa Mall for fast food and your shopping pleasure! Zona Rosa has affordable options such as DSW, Marshalls, and many more bargain retailers — too many to mention.

Cost paid to MCC is for bus transportation, the Vaile Mansion guidedtour, and the Truman Library and Museum fee only. Meals and shopping are not included. Bring $20 which will be collected as you board the bus for the Bingham-Waggoner luncheon/guided tour and the breakfast snack. Fast food and shopping are not included. Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 7 a.m. from MCC's Sarpy Center, (please park and meet the bus at the northeast parking lot). Return is approximately 11 p.m. Sorry, no discount. Refunds will not be allowed after April 1 because the College will be responsible for the Bingham-Waggoner luncheon/ guided tour fee if you fail to show up the day of the tour. Trip leader is Kevin Kowskie.

Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246338 TRVL-404N-80 SA 07:00A-11:00P 04/09-04/09 $106

The morning begins at the Pella Opera House with a guided tour. Then a Dutch meal will be served on china and linens at the Pella Opera House.

After lunch enjoy a special performance specifically done for our group.

Afterward, visit the Pella Historical Village. At the quaint 23-building village, walk amid Pella’s famous tulip beds, receive a guided tour of the 135-foot Vermeer windmill and see Wyatt Earp’s boyhood home. Bring your camera for memories of these great sites. Then it is on to downtown Pella for on-your-own time to discover the many historical, garden and shopping treasures. There should be gorgeous tulips at Scholte House, Sunken Gardens and Central Park. Visit stores like Van Veen Chocolates, where they import chocolate from the Netherlands, Best of Thymes, Van Den Berg’s, two Dutch bakeries for some of the best baked goods in the region, and Ulrich’s for their famous Pella bologna, house-cured meats and gourmet cheese.

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There will be a special trip to Van Wijk Winery, known for many local awards, located in Sully, IA. Situated in Jasper County amongst a lovely landscape of timber and farmland, this boutique winery specializes in the simplicity and intimacy of small gatherings. The building has a stoned façade inspired by 16th Century European castles; inside you’ll find a cozy ambiance. Van Wijk’s grape selections are a reflection of European tradition including Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Zinfandel and several sparkling wines. After the tour and wine sampling, there will be a stop on the way home for a dinner snack.

The cost paid to MCC is for bus transportation, the Pella Historical Village fee, the Vermeer windmill guided tour, and the Van Wijk wine tour/ tasting. Bring $16 in exact change for the traditional Dutch meal served

by Central College Catering and the Pella Opera House fee which will be collected as you board the bus. Bring money for shopping, any optional Pella tour and evening meal. Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 7:30 a.m. from Sarpy Center; park and meet the bus in the northeast parking lot. Return is at approximately 10:30 p.m. Refunds will not be allowed after April 15th. The trip leader is Kevin Kowskie. Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road Maximum is 40 Adults 246594 TRVL-0904-80 SA 07:30A-10:30P 04/23-04/23 $108

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Tulips and a Taste of Holland*

Requirement: moderate walking Maifest is an original spring celebration that blossoms with German folk music, Maipole dancing, Festhalle Barn activities, and fun entertainment in the Village of Amana, Iowa. If you've never experienced a trip to Germany then this is the next best thing. This morning enjoy a Maifest Holiday parade. Then experience free craft demonstrations including blanket weaving, wood carving, and basket making. For lunch, there's a tasty variety of meal options at famous family-style dining restaurants and vendors operated by local organizations to satisfy your Bavarian appetite. While in Amana, visit the Woolen Mill, the Amana Furniture Shop, and the various small shops offering gifts and crafts. There are numerous wineries around town that offer interesting varieties of fruit wines and free samples for you to taste. Maipole dancers will perform at several locations around the village with colorful German costumes.

Requirement: Moderate Walking Feel like you're in 19th Century Holland by visiting the tulip festivities in a charming Dutch village in northern Iowa. It's an entertaining celebration of the best of small town America - a tulip showcase for the multitude of visitors in this community's rich Dutch heritage. Festivities include fun ethnic food treats, music and dancing by hundreds of children and adults in intricate authentic costumes, a special parade, and thousands of gorgeous tulips in lanes lining avenues, parks and small gardens throughout Orange City. The Tulip Town Bulb Company Gardens offers a colorful array of more than 40 varieties of imported Dutch tulips.

There will be an opportunity for you to place your tulip bulbs order for fall delivery.

In the afternoon, tour the Amana Colonies, a journey that takes you past the beautiful and serene Lily Lake. Begin at the Amana Meat Shop and Smokehouse. The tradition of the smokehouse began during communal times, when families enjoyed meals together in a roomy kitchen house. The shop is confident you'll savor their Old World flavors with handcrafted products. Bring your cooler if you wish to bring back ham, bacon, summer sausage, jerky or any of the wonderful selections of cheese. Our next stop is the Amana Heritage Museum where you will learn why a settlement was made in this county. In High Amana, visit the Art Guild which was a former Community of True Inspiration church building. In High Amana, strolling through the General Store will remind you of a simpler time. Next, a short drive to West Amana, for a stop in the Broom and Basket Shop to see the largest wooden rocking chair on the planet. This is a great photo taking opportunity for those of you brave enough to climb up on such an extraordinary chair. Then visit Tanger's famous Outlet Mall in Williamsburg, Iowa, for a quick dinner snack and receive a discount coupon booklet for extra savings. The mall is known for great bargains from the major name brand retailers like Claiborne, Coach and Ralph Lauren.

Cost paid to MCC is for bus transportation, the Amana Heritage Museum and other Amana Heritage sites. Meals and shopping are not included.

Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 6 a.m. from MCC's Sarpy Center (please park and meet the bus at the northeast parking lot).

Return is approximately 11:30 p.m. Sorry no discounts. Refunds will not be allowed within seven days of the trip. Trip leader is Kevin Kowskie.

Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246275 TRVL-119N-80 SA 06:00A-11:30P 04/30-04/30 $115

The morning tour begins at the Vogel windmill – a working replica of the mills in Holland, afterwards visit the lovely Century House and the Tulip Gardens (where bulbs can be ordered). Later experience how blocks of wood are formed into wooden shoes at the De Klompen Maker. To satisfy your hunger for lunch try the market area, food tent, the multitude of vendors, or the village's cozy restaurants. Those hankering for special Dutch treats can try almond patties, Wilhelmina Peppermints, Stroopwafels layered with caramel, and Dutch fudge puppies which are like long johns dipped in chocolate and topped with whipped cream. Or find the line to a bakery's supply of puffy corn-sized poffertjes. See a spectacular Volksparade in the afternoon with your reserved seat! Enjoy viewing provincial costumes, the presentation of the Tulip Queen, her Royal Court, Dutch children's games and singing, folk dancers, colorful floats. Afterwards, you'll be entertained by a Dutch song and dance performance in a cozy theater. Be sure to visit the Straatmarket for fun activities and bring comfortable shoes. See the Dutch St. Organ, one of only two in the U.S. and more windmills for your enjoyment. There will be a stop for fast food on our return trip.

Cost paid to MCC is for bus transportation, the Volksparade Reserved Seating, the Century House tour, and Dutch Song and Dance Theater Performance. Bring money for food and extras you might enjoy like horse drawn St. tours or shuttles. Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 7:30 a.m. from MCC'ss Sarpy Center (please park and meet the bus at the northeast parking lot). Return approximately at 9:30 p.m. Sorry no discounts. Refunds will not be allowed within 7 days of the trip.

Trip leader is Kevin Kowskie Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246270 TRVL-097N-80 F 07:30A-09:30P 05/20-05/20 $92

Requirement: moderate walking Visit the best of Concordia, Kansas during the beautiful month of May. The first stop is the National Orphan Train Museum to meet your step-on guide for the day. The museum takes you back to a forgotten time in our history when many children lived in terrible conditions in eastern cities; 200,000 children, during 70 years from 1853-1929, were relocated throughout the Midwest and Canada with the hope of being given an opportunity for a better live. Several books have been written and a PBS TV special was produced about the Orphan trains. Next, visit a WWII German POW Camp. Learn about the camp's fascinating history during September 1942 to November 1945, including information about the Nazi officers in confinement, how the camp was run, and the life that existed there during the war. Later, view the largest carved wall mural in America.

The wall is amazingly put together as a wondrous piece of sculptural architecture. The town's people refer to the wall as the "Exquisite Gem on the Plains." The three dimensional mural measures 140' wide by 15' in height and includes 6,400 individually hand carved bricks. Your guide will provide a story about each of the events depicted on the wall. Marla's Joy Tea House in downtown Concordia will provide a delicious lunch including a sandwich, salad, soup, dessert and beverage.

After lunch, receive a guided tour of the Nazareth Convent and Academy.

A joyful and inspiring visit, the Motherhouse is a magnificent structure that offer living quarters to retired Catholic nuns. Even if one is not religious, the art and architecture collected all in this one place is a treasure to be seen and appreciated. Perhaps some of the most striking pieces are the beautiful stained glass Windows. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Afterwards, visit the gift shop which includes artwork, jewelry, lace, afghans, quilts, dolls, greeting cards and woodcraft. A special surprise stop will be included that involves, weather permitting, a wagon ride pulled by Belgian horses! A fast food dinner stop is planned.

The cost paid to MCC is for bus transportation, the National Orphan Train Museum tour, the WWII German POW Camp tour, the Wall Mural tour fee, and the surprise stop fee. Bring $18 in exact change for the Marla's Joy luncheon (which includes the price of the meal, tax and gratuity) and the Nazareth Convent/Academy fee which will be collected as you board the bus. Bring money for shopping and evening meal. Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 6 a.m. from Sarpy Center; park and meet the bus in the northeast parking lot. Return is at approximately 9 p.m. Refunds will not be allowed after May 9 because the college will be responsible for the luncheon fee if you fail to show up the day of the tour. The trip leader is Kevin Kowskie.

Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246549 TRVL-407N-80 SA 06:00A-09:00P 05/14-05/14 $99

Best of Brownville and Arbor Day Farm* Requirement: moderate walking Join us for a day of adventure exploring the town of Brownville, “Nebraska’s Oldest Little River Town” and Arbor Day Farm in Nebraska City. Once served by the steamboats that maneuvered the currents from St. Louis to Montana, the town is full of historic buildings, bookstores, fine art, shops and antiques. A highlight of the tour will be a 1 ½ hour luncheon cruise on the ‘Spirit of Brownville’ paddle wheeler. Then stop at the River Inn Resort to see the state’s only floating boutique bed and breakfast.

There will be time to shop the annual spring flea market or visit historical sites and art galleries upon arrival in Brownville. Treasures include antiques, art, gifts and clothing. Other options include the Antiquarium, and Bill Farmer Gallery, Lyceum and the Village Bookstore, which all house thousands of nearly new and rare, collectible books. The Governor Furnas Arboretum, at 5th and Main Street, has more than 200 trees, plus shrubs and flowers from 6th Street to the river. On Main Street, see the Wheel Museum’s vintage wagons and buggies, the Civil War-era Captain Bailey House/Museum, the Carson House and carriage house with many original furnishings. Another option is Whiskey Run Creek Vineyard and Winery, housed in a 100-year old refurbished barn, which is located a few blocks further west from Main Street. During your free time you may choose to do wine tasting and visit their 1886 cave which is used as an underground wine cellar.

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A special trip will be made to Arbor Day Farm with an area covering 260 acres of natural beauty and outdoor exploration. This National Historical Landmark – and birthplace of Arbor Day, the tree planter’s holiday – is packed with fun. Experience the farm’s orchards, vineyards and streams on a cedar benched trailer with a leaf canopy drawn by a John Deere tractor during a Discovery Nature Ride. A nature interpreter guide will share interesting facts. After the Discovery Ride, try the farm’s delicious apple pie, apple slushies or wines. Take home some orchard grown specialties like jams, jellies and salsas from the Apple House.

The cost paid to MCC is for bus transportation, the Brownville riverboat cruise/luncheon, the Arbor Day Farm fee and the Discovery Nature Ride.

Bring money for shopping, snacks and optional wine tasting at Whiskey Run Creek or at Arbor Day Farm. Our deluxe motor coach departs promptly at 7:30 a.m. from Sarpy Center; park and meet the bus in the northeast parking lot. Return is at approximately 7:00 p.m. Trip leader: Kevin Kowskie. Maximum 35 adults.

Sarpy Center, 9110 Giles Road 246595 TRVL-036N-80 SA 07:30A-07:30P 05/28-05/28 $99

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NEW! Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2016*

Learn where to look, who to contact and how to use research tools to begin an exciting and fascinating exploration of your roots. (six weeks) 245861 COMP-152N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245862 COMP-152N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245863 COMP-152N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Become proficient in using Microsoft Excel 2016 (now available through Office 365) and discover how to create worksheets, workbooks, charts, and graphs quickly and efficiently. All coursework for this class is completed at www.ed2go.com/metropolitan. For more information, please visit this website. (six weeks) 245893 COMP-283N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $ 115 245894 COMP-283N-61 WF

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Learn how to create dynamic, interactive Web sites using PHP and a MySQL database server. (six weeks) 245928 COMP-157N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245929 COMP-157N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245932 COMP-157N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

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Ed2Go - Continuing Education Online Courses MCC’s Continuing Education department presents online classes in cooperation with Education 2 Go. Take these online courses in the comfort of your home, at the office or anywhere the Internet is accessible at the times that are convenient to you. Courses begin monthly, run for six weeks and are comprised of 12 lessons that are posted to the website weekly. You may ask questions of your instructor and receive advice at any time — all online.

The online classes listed in this mailer are just a sampling of the 300+ Ed2Go classes available. Visit www.ed2go.com/metropolitan for the complete listing. Pick the classes you want and call 402-457-2620 to enroll.

Learn powerful graphic design techniques and build Web sites that are both attractive and wickedly effective. (six weeks) 245844 COMP-173N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245845 COMP-173N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245846 COMP-173N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Computer Skills for the Workplace* Beginning Writer's Workshop* Get a taste of the writer's life and improve your writing skills in this introduction to writing creatively. (six weeks) 245832 COMM-044N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245833 COMM-044N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245834 COMM-044N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Romance Writing* Whether you're a new or experienced writer, this course will teach you the skills you need to write a romance novel that will make readers swoon. (six weeks) 246009 COMM-070N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246011 COMM-070N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246012 COMM-070N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

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Writing Young Adult Fiction*

Introduction to Digital Scrapbooking*

Develop your own young adult novel and learn how to break into one of today's hottest publishing markets. (six weeks) 246094 COMM-075N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246095 COMM-075N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246097 COMM-075N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Learn how to make the most of your scrapbooking talents and artistic ideas when you combine digital and traditional scrapbooking techniques. (six weeks) 245880 ARTC-064N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245881 ARTC-064N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245882 ARTC-064N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Mystery Writing* Using vivid examples from bestselling mystery novels, this course will teach you the techniques you need to become a successful author. (six weeks) 245989 COMM-015N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245990 COMM-015N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245991 COMM-015N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Writing for Children* Published children's author shows you how to touch the hearts of children by creating books for them. (six weeks) 246088 COMM-016N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246089 COMM-016N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246090 COMM-016N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

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Introduction to QuickBooks Online* Use this cloud-based accounting program to record income and expenses; enter checks and credit card payments; track your payables, inventory, and receivables; and much more. (six weeks) 245966 COMP-267N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245967 COMP-267N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245968 COMP-267N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Introduction to Windows 10* Learn to use this powerful new operating system, including how to customize your desktop, manage files and folders and navigate the Web with the new Microsoft Edge browser. (six weeks) 245972 COMP-268N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245973 COMP-268N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245974 COMP-268N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Introduction to Microsoft Word 2016*

Writing the Fantasy Novel* Fantasy is an increasingly popular genre of fiction, and now is a great time to become a fantasy fiction writer! This course is perfect whether you have an idea for a book or even if you don't know where to start. (six weeks) 246091 COMM-080N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246092 COMM-080N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246093 COMM-080N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Keyboarding* Learn how to touch-type or improve your existing typing skills using Keyboarding Pro 5. (six weeks) 245975 COMP-047N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245977 COMP-047N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245978 COMP-047N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

All courses require access to the Internet and a valid email address. The work for these classes is completed at ed2go.com/metropolitan. For more information, visit ed2go.com/metropolitan.

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Gain a working knowledge of the computer skills you'll need to succeed in today's job market. (six weeks) 245835 COMP-233N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245836 COMP-233N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245837 COMP-233N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Learn to use the basic features of Word 2016 (now available through Office 365) to type, edit, format, spell check and print professionallooking documents, letters and reports. (six weeks) 245922 COMP-281N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 245923 COMP-281N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 245924 COMP-281N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

NEW! Intermediate Microsoft Word 2016* Learn how to use the more advanced features of Microsoft Word 2016 (now available through Office 365) including how to add graphics, use templates and merge data. (six weeks) 245876 COMP-282N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 245878 COMP-282N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 245879 COMP-282N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

NEW! Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2016* Take your Microsoft Excel 2016 skills to the next level as you master charts, graphs, PivotTables, Slicers, Sparklines, AutoFilter, macros, and other advanced Excel functions. (six weeks) 245873 COMP-284N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 245874 COMP-284N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 245875 COMP-284N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

ONLINE COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY ONLINE

Genealogy Basics*

NEW! Advanced Microsoft Excel 2016* Master advanced features and functions of Microsoft Excel 2016, including data analysis tools, data tables and databases, PivotTables, custom controls, importing external data and conditional formatting. (six weeks) 245826 COMP-285N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 245827 COMP-285N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 245828 COMP-285N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

NEW! Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 2016* Learn how to use Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 (now available through Office 365) to create professional-looking presentations using slide and layout masters that make global changes in a snap. (six weeks) 245896 COMP-286N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 245897 COMP-286N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 245900 COMP-286N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

NEW! Introduction to Microsoft Access 2016* Learn to build, edit and maintain a database in Microsoft Access 2016, complete with tables, reports, forms, macros and queries to give you fast access to all your important information. (six weeks) 245890 COMP-287N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 245891 COMP-287N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 245892 COMP-287N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

NEW! Introduction to QuickBooks 2016* Gain control of the financial accounting of your business using this powerful software program, including how to create statements and invoices and track payables and receivables. (six weeks) 246496 COMP-292N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 246497 COMP-292N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 246498 COMP-292N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

NEW! Intermediate QuickBooks 2016* Master QuickBooks' more advanced functions, such as exporting and importing list data, using batch invoicing to create multiple invoices and managing journal entries. (six weeks) 246499 COMP-293N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 246501 COMP-293N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 246502 COMP-293N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

All courses require access to the Internet and a valid email address. The work for these classes is completed at ed2go.com/metropolitan. For more information, visit ed2go.com/metropolitan. *no discounts

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Teaching Preschool: a Year of Inspiring Lessons*

Discover Sign Language*

Introduction to Lightroom CC*

Use this popular project management software to plan, implement and control projects, track costs and resources, and generate reports using Gantt Chart and Calendar views. (six weeks) 246503 COMP-294N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 246504 COMP-294N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 246505 COMP-294N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

In this course on teaching preschoolers, you'll learn how to come up with creative and balanced preschool lesson plans for every month of the school year. (six weeks) 246072 FAMI-016N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246073 FAMI-016N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246074 FAMI-016N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Discover the fun of learning sign language and using your hands to communicate with Deaf people. All coursework for this class is completed at ed2go.com/metropolitan. (six weeks) 245847 LANG-080N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245848 LANG-080N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245849 LANG-080N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Learn to use the tools in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for the cloud to organize and edit your images, fine-tune lighting and color and develop an efficient image-processing workflow. (six weeks) 245886 PHOT-070N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245887 PHOT-070N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245889 PHOT-070N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

NEW! Intermediate Microsoft Access 2016*

Assisting Aging Parents*

Master more advanced techniques for this powerful database program, including importing Excel spreadsheets as tables, creating query calculations to crunch numbers and using Visual Basic to automate common tasks. (six weeks) 246506 COMP-295N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $115 246507 COMP-295N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $115 246508 COMP-295N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $115

Be prepared to handle the challenges you and your parents will face in the coming years, while learning to cherish the transition. (six weeks) 245829 FAMI-101N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245830 FAMI-101N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245831 FAMI-101N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Conversational French*

Photographing Nature with Your Digital Camera*

Discover how easy it can be to learn common words and phrases for both leisure and business. (six weeks) 245838 LANG-130N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245839 LANG-130N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245840 LANG-130N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Learn how to use your digital camera to take stunning nature photos, including landscapes, flowers, animals and even macro shots. (six weeks) 245999 PHOT-163N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246000 PHOT-163N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246001 PHOT-163N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Using Social Media in Business* Learn how to use the five most popular social media platforms— Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google+ — to grow and promote your business. For more information, please visit this website. (six weeks) 246082 COMP-340N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246083 COMP-340N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246084 COMP-340N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Introduction to InDesign CS6* Learn how to use Adobe InDesign CS6, the industry-standard desktop publishing software program, to design professional-quality letterheads, brochures, eBooks and more. (six weeks) 245883 COMP-660N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245884 COMP-660N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245885 COMP-660N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

QuickBooks 2015 for Contractors* Learn how to use the Premier Contractor Edition of QuickBooks 2015 for your construction business to create contract estimates, perform time tracking and job costing, generate powerful reports and much more. (six weeks) 246006 COMP-682N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246007 COMP-682N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246008 COMP-682N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Homeschool with Success *

Conversational Japanese*

Discover how to homeschool your children in a way that ensures they get what they need both academically and socially. (six weeks) 245867 FAMI-102N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245868 FAMI-102N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245869 FAMI-102N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Whether you want to learn conversational Japanese for travel or just for fun, you'll find this course makes it easy and enjoyable for beginners to master the essentials of the Japanese language. (six weeks) 245841 LANG-140N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245842 LANG-140N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245843 LANG-140N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Performing Payroll in QuickBooks 2015* Learn how to use QuickBooks 2015 to create paychecks, pay taxes, produce job costing reports and generate forms and reports quickly and easily. (six weeks) 245996 FINA-027N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245997 FINA-027N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245998 FINA-027N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Learn six easy recipes to glue Spanish words together into sentences, and you'll be engaging in conversational Spanish in no time. (six weeks) 246068 LANG-578N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246070 LANG-578N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246071 LANG-578N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Music Made Easy*

Learn how stock options can protect your portfolio and help you profit in any type of market. (six weeks) 245969 FINA-102N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245970 FINA-102N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245971 FINA-102N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Learn the fundamentals of music theory. Be able to read, write and play simple music. (six weeks) 245986 MUSC-011N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245987 MUSC-011N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245988 MUSC-011N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Enhancing Language Development in Childhood*

Introduction to Photoshop CS6* Learn how to use Photoshop CS6, the world's best graphics program for photographers, to edit photos and create original images. (six weeks) 245925 PHOT-035N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245926 PHOT-035N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245927 PHOT-035N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Introduction to QuickBooks 2015* Learn how to quickly and efficiently gain control over the financial aspects of your business using this powerful software program. (six weeks) 245963 COMP-793N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245964 COMP-793N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245965 COMP-793N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Happy and Healthy Pregnancy* In this course, you'll learn how the stages of pregnancy affect your body, emotions, and budget and how to prepare yourself and your family to welcome your new baby. (six weeks) 245864 FAMI-003N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245865 FAMI-003N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245866 FAMI-003N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Instant Italian* Learn Italian from the comfort of your home in this fun and enjoyable online course. (six weeks) 245870 LANG-032N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245871 LANG-032N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245872 LANG-032N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Take your photography to the next level with your digital SLR camera by learning how to master lenses, apertures, shutter speed, exposure settings and more. (six weeks) 245982 PHOT-042N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245983 PHOT-042N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245985 PHOT-042N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Photoshop Elements 13 for the Digital Photographer * Learn how to use the tools and features of Adobe Photoshop Elements 13 for editing and fixing your digital photos and images. (six weeks) 246003 PHOT-048N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246004 PHOT-048N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246005 PHOT-048N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Online classes are an easy and convenient way for anyone to gain knowledge in many subjects.

All courses require access to the Internet and a valid email address. The work for these classes is completed at ed2go.com/metropolitan. For more information, visit ed2go.com/metropolitan.

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Master Your Digital SLR Camera*

Spanish for Medical Professionals* Learn medical Spanish quickly and easily, honing your basic conversational skills and mastering key healthcare words and phrases. (six weeks) 246013 LANG-036N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 246014 LANG-036N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 246015 LANG-036N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

*no discounts

Discover how to establish a healthy approach to successful weight loss and weight maintenance for a lifetime. (six weeks) 245979 WELL-022N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245980 WELL-022N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245981 WELL-022N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Speed Spanish*

Introduction to Stock Options*

Enrich the lives of your children by learning fun and natural ways to help them become proficient speakers and thinkers. (six weeks) 245850 LANG-013N-60 WF 03/16-04/22 $99 245851 LANG-013N-61 WF 04/13-05/20 $99 245852 LANG-013N-62 WF 05/18-06/24 $99

Lose Weight and Keep It Off *

ONLINE COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY

COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY ONLINE

NEW! Introduction to Microsoft Project 2016*

1. Small class sizes MCC boasts a 14-1 student-to-faculty ratio.

2. Affordable With one of the lowest tuition rates in the state, MCC is the smart choice for students. smartchoicecollege.com 3. Diversity of programs MCC offers more than 300 degrees and awards, including many in high-demand industry areas.

4. Start any time Students can begin at MCC four times throughout the year.

5. Dual credits MCC offers a great opportunity for high school students to earn college credit at the same time they are earning high school credit.

6. Hands-on instruction MCC’s classes offer experience-based learning, proving it’s not just what you learn but how.

7. Industry instructors From industry to the classroom, the faculty at MCC have real-world, first-hand knowledge of the subjects they are teaching.

8. Diversity of people From the students to the faculty to the staff, MCC is home to a wealth of diversity.

9. Convenient With online, hybrid, and on-campus course formats, MCC has options for everyone.

10. Responsive action MCC is continually changing to meet student and community needs.

For more information, visit: mccneb.edu/future/#explore

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Sleep tight by the glow of a handmade, beautiful nightlight. Create by using fusible glass and your own creative design. Wear old clothing and bring a $9 lab fee. (ages 12-17; one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE FOR TEENS

246564 TEEN-161N-80 F 05:00P-06:30P

03/04-03/04 $12

Face Up

SPRING 2016

College for Teens Ages 12-17 only

Note: Parents, if enrolling your teen, please use their name and information during the enrollment process.

COLLEGE FOR TEENS

Your face tells a story, so why not embellish that story on canvas! Bring a copy of your picture (even a selfie) that is at least 4x6 inches in size. We will attach it onto a canvas and collage around it with things that add to your story. Feel free to bring in small items that say something about you that you are willing to use in your collage. The first two class times will involve composing your collage/story. On the last class, we layer color onto your collage to create a beautiful finished painting.

Bring a $10 lab fee. (ages 12-17; three weeks)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246565 TEEN-162N-80 F 05:00P-07:00P

03/18-04/01 $44

Transform Your Instagram Do you want more followers? Create a profile that will do just that.

Discover new filters and learn to edit your photos to reflect your own individual style. Take advantage of all of all of Instagram's features and effectively use hashtags to build a huge following. Bring your own portable device. (ages 12-17; one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

Animation Using Photoshop

246521 TEEN-158N-80 SA 11:00A-01:00P

Learn the basics of Photoshop and create your own cartoon animation, complete with special effects, voiceovers, transitions titles and credits. Dive into animated gifs for your website or PowerPoints.

Take your project home on a DVD to share with your friends and family. (ages 12-17; two sessions)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246173 TEEN-106N-80 WTH 06:00P-09:00P 04/20-04/21 $44

Web Page Game Design Create a Web-based game to take home on a DVD to play with family and friends. Develop categories such as sports, cartoons, fashion or history and choose questions for a personalized game. Create titles, logos and graphics all while learning the basics of HTML and Web page design. (ages 12-17; two sessions)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246185 TEEN-108N-80 WTH 06:00P-09:00P 03/30-03/31 $44

04/02-04/02 $29

What is Continuing Education?

• Metropolitan Community College’s commitment to making adult learning opportunities available when and where you want.

• MCC listening to you, the adult learner, and bringing you the workshops and classes you have requested.

• MCC provides online classes that allow you to learn at your convenience in your home or office.

• MCC improves your quality of life by providing recreational classes in topics such as dance, photography, sewing, art, exercise and wellness.

• MCC recognizes that learning should be a pleasant, lifelong experience. As requested by those ages 50+, we offer many classes especially for those over the age of 50.

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MCC responds to the needs of our community. If, after paging through our Continuing Education mailer, you have an idea for a class or workshop, we want to hear from you. Email us at continuingeducation@mccneb.edu.

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Continuing Education workshops and classes are designed for students 16 and older. Enrollment exceptions to this policy will be made on a case-by-case basis in writing to: continuingeducation@mccneb.edu. Exceptions will considered for ages 12 - 15 if they are accompanied by an adult who has also registered and paid for the same class.

Introduction to Digital Photography Learn the basics of digital photography and photo editing through creative projects. Editing will be done in Photoshop. Topics include color and exposure controls, selective editing, digital compositing and Photoshop filters. Bring a digital camera and USB cable. (ages 12-17; one session)

Phone registration hours 402-457-5231

7:30 a.m.–7 p.m.

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

Friday

7:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

246525 TEEN-159N-80 SA 10:00A-02:00P 05/07-05/07 $49

Saturday

8 a.m.–noon

Photoshop Fun Discover what fun things Photoshop can do! Create a graphic design project and learn how to utilize Photoshop tools that will help you master the software and build your portfolio. (ages 12-17; one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246174 TEEN-155N-80 M 06:00P-09:00P

05/02-05/02 $39

Reduced tuition

People 62 years of age or older are eligible for half-price tuition on most continuing education courses. Ineligible courses are marked with an asterisk (*).

Courses marked with an asterisk are not eligible for MCC’s employee/dependent tuition waiver, incentives or other promotional offers.

Take a trip outdoors to sketch a St. scene, an urban landscape. Use this sketch to paint the scene using colorful oil pastels. These pastels are smeared and scratched onto paper. You haven't had this much fun since elementary school. Wear old clothing. Bring $5 lab fee. (ages 12-17; one session)

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

Continuing Education tuition payment policy

05:30P-07:30P 05/20-05/20 $17

Tuition payment for Winter quarter must be received before classes begin. (You may pay by credit card when you register by phone or online.)

Go Big, Charcoal Drawing Be creative with fantastic and messy charcoal. Explore different types of charcoal on large pieces of paper attached to the wall. This is an epic way to express yourself ... go big or go home! Wear old clothing and bring a $6 materials fee. (ages 12-17; one session) Adventure in Art, 6001 Maple St. (use east door) 246559 TEEN-160N-80 W 05:30P-07:00P 04/13-04/13 $12

How to pay Credit card Credit card payment is accepted: • In person at any Student Services • By calling 402-457-5231, 402-457-2405 or toll-free 800-228-9553 • Registering through Instant Enrollment

Check Make check payable to Metropolitan Community College.

Write student ID number on the check and send check to:

Metropolitan Community College Attn: Student Accounts P.O. Box 3777 Omaha, NE 68103-0777

Your canceled check is receipt for payment.

Continuing Education refund policy Full refund Issued automatically for courses that are canceled by the College.

100 percent refund

Monday–Thursday

Urbanscape Painting with Oil Pastel

246579 TEEN-117N-80 F

INFORMATION COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY

Good Night Light

Cancel up to the day prior to first class meeting.

No refund Cancel the day of first class meeting or after; non-attendance does not relieve a student from the obligation to pay for a class.

Requests for exceptions to the above policy must be submitted in writing by emailing continuingeducation@mccneb.edu or by mail at:

Metropolitan Community College Attn: Continuing Education P.O. Box 3777 Omaha, NE 68103-0777

Photography release

In consideration of acceptance of enrollment in 2015-16 Continuing Education courses, I authorize Metropolitan Community College to use my image, likeness, name and comments in, but not limited to, photographs, videos and audio recordings created or used for the purposes of publicity/marketing and advertising for the College.

Do Space, 7205 Dodge St.

246578 TEEN-160N-81 F 05:30P-07:00P

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04/29-04/29 $12

*no discounts

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COMPUTERS/TECHNOLOGY

Continuing Education mailer

Spring issue

Metropolitan Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, marital status, age, disability or sexual orientation in admission or access to its programs and activities or in its treatment or hiring of employees. The College complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Civil Rights Act of 1990, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, related Executive Orders 11246 and 11375 and all civil rights laws of the State of Nebraska and the City of Omaha. Contacts: Concerning Title VI (race), Title IX (gender equity), Section 504 (disability) and Americans with Disabilities Act/Program and Services Accessibility, and Age, contact: Vice President for Campuses and Student Affairs: 402-457-2681, aarich@mccneb.edu (students); Associate Vice President of Human Resources: 402-457-2236, mmoeglin@mccneb.edu (employees); Director of Facilities: 402-457-2529, bsedlacek@mccneb.edu (accessibility); or the U.S. Department of Education Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of Civil Rights: 800-421-3481, ocr@ed.gov.

Concerning hiring and employment-related complaints of discrimination or harassment based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, marital status, age, disability, sexual orientation, retaliation or for affirmative action and diversity issues, contact: Associate Vice President for Equity and Diversity: 402-457-2649, cgooch@mccneb.edu. The address for all of the above individuals is as follows: Metropolitan Community College, 30th and Fort streets, P.O. Box 3777, Omaha, NE 68103-0777.

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