Benton Center 2013 Winter Schedule by Nancy Raskauskas

BENTON CENTER

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LBCC Benton Center, 757 NW Polk Ave., Corvallis, OR 97330 541-757-8944 Jeff Davis, Regional Director, Benton County Joel White, Director, Community Education

Scheduled Campus Closures

All LBCC locations will be closed December 24 through January 1, January 21, and February 18.

Administration 541-757-8944, ext. 5128

Instructor support, media, safety, security, parking and building operations. Hours of operation: Monday - Thursday...............................................................8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday......................................................................................8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Exceptions: December 10 - 20 (Mon.-Thurs.); Jan. 2, 3.......................... Close at 6 pm.

Bookstore 541-757-8944, ext. 5115

Textbooks and supplies for classes taken at Benton Center only. Espresso drinks, snack foods and LBCC gear! Hours of operation: Hours vary. View the Benton Center Bookstore link at www.bookstore.linnbenton.edu. Textbook buyback: Fall Term buyback is scheduled for March 18–22 at the Benton Center Bookstore counter. For the Textbook Refund Table, refer to “Tuition, Fees & Refunds” pages of Section A (the flip side of this schedule) Clay for ceramics studio: Purchase Clay Voucher at bookstore counter and redeem in the ceramics studio from attendant.

The Learning and Career Center (LCC)

541-757-8944, ext. 5101 Support services for students in an informal setting: Open study area, computer access, tutoring, intra-library loan services, lending library, coin-operated copy machine and assistive technologies for disabilities. Services scheduled by LCC staff: CPT and test proctoring. Counseling, career advising. Hours of operation: Monday - Thursday................................................................9 a.m. - 8p.m. Friday.....................................................................................9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Exceptions: Dec.10-13 & 17-20, Jan. 2 & 3, March 27 & 28...................9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Dec. 21, March 22, 25, 26, & 29......................................................... Closed March 21...............................................................................9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

The Learning Annex 541-757-8944, ext. 5111 Help Desks for Math, Writing, Reading, Study Skills. Hours oftrip(s) operation: F Field planned ITV G Meets day the only hours at J Hours vary.one View H Meets every other week K www.linnbenton.edu/benton-center/hours HYB Hybrid course – See Distance Education section for info. O I Requires instructor’s Office written approval to register P Registration 541-757-8944, ext. 5100 INTERNET Internet course S

Benton Center, located on Polk Ave., behind the Cannery Mall on 9th St.

Payment of tuition and fees. General student information including student activities. Hours of operation: Monday - Thursday..........................................................8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. Friday................................................................................8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Exceptions: Dec.10-13 & 17-20, Jan. 2 & 3............................................. Close at 6 p.m.

Open Registration for all credit and non-credit classes: December 8 at 7:00 a.m. online only December 10 at 8:00 a.m. in person at Benton Center (includes Drivers Education.) Registration also at the Corvallis Senior Center for classes held there -payment by check only. Most classes begin January 7 – 11. SD Self-directed course early to get V Variable creditthe classes you want!

Interactive television course Register Register prior to first class Register at offering center Open entry Prerequisite required; see catalog or advisor. Seminar fee or lab fee payable with registration or in class. (see course descriptions for lab fees.)

M=Monday; T=Tuesday; W=Wednesday; R=Thursday; F=Friday; S=Saturday; U=Sunday For class locations, see page 11 See this schedule online at www.linnbenton.edu/go/schedule

BENTON CENTER

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LBCC Benton Center

! e r e h t a h t o ed

CLASSES: • OSU Transfer Classes • Community Education • GED/Adult Basic Skills • ESOL • Parenting Education

SERVICES: • Admissions/Registration • Tutoring/Help Desk • Bookstore • Learning Center • Career Planning • FAFSA Workshops

EVENTS: • Study Jam • Acoustic Showcase • Movie Night • Slide Lectures • Pottery Sales

www.linnbenton.edu/go/benton-center LBCC Benton Center • The College in Our Community

BENTON CENTER

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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION/GED - See GED/Adult Basic Education ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA (AHSD) The AHSD allows you to complete high school requirements by taking college-level classes. More information: Kathy Chafin, AHSD Coordinator, 541-917-4753.

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH103 INTRO TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

A-F

ART102 UNDERSTANDING ART

A-F

9.046K- THE ART OF MARKETING YOUR ART

34626

0630p-0920p 01/08 11 BC-204................................................. ROLSTON,I

ART 37855

1100a-1220p 01/08 11 BC-244.................................................FUENTES,A

For artists, designers and craftspeople who want to realize their dream of selling their work. Define your vision, set goals and discover marketing strategies that will help you have successful business growth.

38420

0300p-0450p 01/10 10 BC-104......... OS..............$69.00.........SPENCER,C

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.132

A COLLAGE OF MEMORIES

This is not your mother's scrapbook! Working in handmade books, made in the first class, create beautiful, personal art journals. Use paints, pastels, colored pencils, collage, writing techniques, photographs, rubber stamps, markers and lots of imagination. Find out how to create beautiful layered backgrounds, alter photos, and layer imagery with writing. No experience necessary. EMAIL: lauren@ohlgren.com for supply list prior to first class.

37061

0600p-0750p 01/09 8

$8.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.132

BC-107......... OS..............$57.00.........OHLGREN,L

EXPRESSIVE WATERMEDIA

Focusing mainly on two perennial favorites: watercolor and acrylic, we will explore these brilliant and sensitive media. Demos will be done in gouache and casein showing their strengths and range of visual effects. Hands on exploration of color theory and design will be emphasized using still life, animal, landscape, and abstract subjects. Learning control of a medium - water, paper, pigment and brushes - will free you to express your feelings in color. Intended for beginners and intermediate painters. Drawing experience is useful but not a prerequisite. Bring a pencil and plain bond paper. Supply list at first class.

37064

0900a-1150a 01/10 10 BC-106......... OS..............$84.00......... ALLISON,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.132

CREATIVE REPURPOSING

0900a-1150a 01/07 9

$10.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-106......... OS..............$79.50.............BROOK,G

0.132DR COLORED PENCIL: STUDIO WORKSHOP

For those working in colored pencil to improve their skills in a studio environment. Work on projects of your choice. Emphasis is on helping students gain artistic confidence through critiques, refining techniques, and maturing as an artist. An all-day field trip is included. Supply list at Benton Center.

35571

R R

0900a-1150a 01/10 9 0900a-0450p 02/28 1

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-105......... FOS............$91.50........MITCHELL,K FLD.........................................................................

0.132DR REALISTIC DRAWING

34651

0.132P BEGINNING PAINTING

34654

0600p-0850p 01/10 10 BC-106......... OS..............$84.00......... ALLISON,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.132P EXPLORING ART STYLES

A "hands on" exploration of art history. Using watercolors, acrylics or oils, analyze and incorporate styles, and colors of popular 19th, 20th century and contemporary artists into new and modern subjects. Benefit from studying historical styles and art movements. This is one of the best ways to expand your stylistic range! Lots of painting time with in-progress critiques, individual assistance, and optional exercises. Demos in various media. Supply list at first class. F

0900a-1150a 01/11 10 BC-106......... OS..............$84.00......... ALLISON,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.132P FIGURE DRAWING & PAINTING

A painting and drawing class using live models that teaches the use of light and shade and color in rendering the figure in traditional realism, impressionism, cubism and expressionism. Some experience in drawing recommended. Students learn gesture drawing, become more accomplished in seeing, drawing and painting; develop a personal artistic identity and style, and knowledge of anatomy and of art history in relation to figure drawing and painting. Bring supplies to first class. Materials list at Benton Center. Lab fee for models.

34653

0100p-0350p 01/11 10 BC-106......... OS..............$84.00......... ALLISON,M

$23.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.132P OIL PAINTING MADE EASY

Discover how easy oil painting can be. Easier than watercolors or acrylics..really! There are magical things you can do only with oils to paint landscapes, flowers, faces, animals..anything. Explore the richness and depth of color possible with oil paints. All skill levels welcome. Supply list at first class.

37063

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BI101

0600p-0850p 01/08 10 BC-106......... OS..............$84.00......... ALLISON,M

An inspirational and practical study of the fundamentals of painting, using watercolor, acrylic, or oil. Includes focus on individual problem areas. Explores special techniques for seeing colors and mixing them accurately. For beginners and more advanced painters who want to hone their color seeing and mixing skills. Supply list at first class.

BIOLOGY

0600p-0750p 01/09 10 BC-106......... OS..............$69.00........MITCHELL,K

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

Designed for anyone, especially persons who feel they cannot draw, who may feel they have no talent for drawing and may have little hope of learning how to draw. Take this class and be surprised! A useful class for any artist who wants to strengthen drawing skills. Bring pencils and plain 8 1/2 X 11 white paper to first class. Supply list at first class.

34650

Build on skills learned in Beginning Drawing. Do you have some experience drawing but want to go further and learn more? Kris will be your guide, strengthening your artistic observations and analytical drawing skills. Bring your drawing supplies to the first class.

37706

Collect your found objects and give them new purpose as you create art for gifts and your own pleasure. Recycle items, old treasures, even junk mail can be given new life. Create paintings, photographs, sculptures, 2 and 3D art objects. Make gifts and recoup the cost of the class! FUN!

38311

0.132DR DRAWING, THE NEXT STEP

0700p-0920p 01/07 9

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

36617

GENERAL BIOLOGY

BC-106......... OS..............$72.00................... DAY,J

A-F

0400p-0620p 01/07 11 BC-207......... S..............................DONAGHY CAN

$7.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

F Field trip(s) planned G Meets one day only H Meets every other week HYB Hybrid course – See Distance Education section for info. I Requires instructor’s written approval to register INTERNET Internet course

ITV J K O P S

Interactive television course Register prior to first class Register at offering center Open entry Prerequisite required; see catalog or advisor. Seminar fee or lab fee payable with registration or in class. (see course descriptions for lab fees.)

SD Self-directed course V Variable credit M=Monday; T=Tuesday; W=Wednesday; R=Thursday; F=Friday; S=Saturday; U=Sunday For class locations, see page 11 See this schedule online at www.linnbenton.edu/go/schedule

BENTON CENTER

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu Course # Title CRN

BI102

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GENERAL BIOLOGY

A-F

31761

0100p-0320p 01/08 11 BC-207......... S...................................COLEMAN,G

34123

0400p-0620p 01/08 11 BC-207......... S........................................... SAPP,H

$7.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $7.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

36604 38041

BA260 37596

INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS

A-F

ENTREPRENEURSHIP & SM BUSINESS

A-F

MW W W

1000a-1150a 01/07 11 BC-244......... P........................................... YANG,J 0600p-0950p 01/09 11 BC-204......... P...............................MORTENSEN,S 0600p-0950p 01/09 11 BXL-417.................................................... STONE,J

BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY OA104 37124

OA110 37126

OA125 37962

BUSINESS MATH

A-F

EDITING SKILLS FOR INFO PROCESSING

A-F

FORMATTING AND SKILLBUILDING

OPT

MWF MWF

0700p-0850p 01/08 11 BC-225......... PV................................. MATTSON,A 0900a-0950a 01/07 11 BC-225......... P......................................LEHMAN,T 1000a-1050a 01/07 11 BC-225..................................................LEHMAN,T

CERAMICS

Open Studio Hours: Monday..........................................................................................................4 p.m. – 9 p.m. Tuesday......................................................................................................noon – 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.....................................................................................................4 p.m. – 6 p.m. Thursday.........................................................................................................noon – 6 p.m. Friday...............................................................................................................noon – 4 p.m. ART154 CERAMICS I

OPT

30435

0900a-1150a 01/07 11 BC-140......... S........................................ SALOV, A

34104

0100p-0350p 01/07 11 BC-140......... S...................................... WIDMER,J

32894

0900a-1150a 01/08 11 BC-140......... S...................................... WIDMER,J

$20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

ART254 CERAMICS II

OPT

30437

0900a-1150a 01/07 11 BC-140......... PS...................................... SALOV, A

34105

0100p-0350p 01/07 11 BC-140......... PS.................................... WIDMER,J

32591

0900a-1150a 01/08 11 BC-140......... PS.................................... WIDMER,J

$20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.161CR CLAY EXPLORATION

An opportunity for students of all skill levels to learn a variety of porcelain and stoneware techniques and to participate in a number of Raku firings.

34660

0630p-0920p 01/08 10 BC-140......... OS..............$84.00.............MOSES,K

35468

0600p-0850p 01/09 10 BC-140......... OS..............$84.00...............ERNST,T

$20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.161CR TECH FOR HANDBUILDING SUCCESS

Overview of handbuilding techniques with clay. Emphasis on problem solving; how to take a piece from conception to completion. Also explores creative process for those looking for new ideas for their clay work. Students purchase own clay. F

0900a-1150a 01/11 10 BC-140......... OS..............$84.00........ CHILDERS,L

$20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.161CR EXPORATION IN SURFACE FINISHES

0600p-0850p 01/10 10 BC-140......... OS..............$84.00.........SPENCER,C

$20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

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COMM111 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH

A-F

COMM112 INTRO TO PERSUASION

A-F

COMM218 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

A-F

36505 30536

36506 32444 34113

MW T TR

MW TR R

0230p-0350p 01/07 11 BC-105................................................ NICHOLS,N 0600p-0850p 01/08 11 BC-105...................................................... COOK,E 0930a-1050a 01/08 11 BC-104...............................................EMERSON,D 0400p-0520p 01/07 11 BC-105................................................ NICHOLS,N 1100a-1220p 01/08 11 BC-104...............................................EMERSON,D 0600p-0850p 01/10 11 BC-105...................................................... COOK,E

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Do you need help choosing the right computer class? For beginning students, we suggest you start with FREE Computer Orientation or Computers – First Step. Our beginning software, technology or online classes are good choices for students already familiar with computers. For business software applications, see Business Technology Lab in this section. For help deciding the best match for your needs or more information, call Shirley Lockhart at 541-757-8944 ext. 5126 or shirley.lockhart@linnbenton.edu or Twila Lehman, Business Technology Program coordinator, at 541-757-8944, ext. 5109 CIS125 INTRO TO SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS

OPT

CS120

DIGITAL LITERACY

A-F

WORD PROCESSING FOR BUSINESS: MS WORD

A-F

37545 38443

OA202 33585

TBA

MW TR TR

TBA

01/07 11 INTNET.......... PINTNET........................ CARROLL,L

0100p-0250p 01/07 11 BC-225........................................................RIZK, Z 0100p-0250p 01/08 11 BC-225......................................... SCHLEGELMAN 0500p-0650p 01/08 11 BC-225......... P................................... MATTSON,A

9.047A- FREE COMPUTER ORIENTATION

An introduction to Personal Computers -- for students with no computer experience. Learn how to start and shutdown the computer properly, handle disks and practice mouse skills. Discuss computer classes best designed to meet your computing needs. This class satisfies the prerequisite for beginning computer classes at Benton Center. Preregistration is recommended.

32988

1000a-1150a 01/07 1

BC-206......... GJ..............FREE....... RASKAUSKAS,

9.047A- 50 BEST COMPUTER TIPS & SHORTCUTS

Work smarter not harder! Learn the computer tips that experts use to make computer use easier, quicker and more fun. Tips for Windows, Word, ClipArt, Excel and the Internet, for all computer users who want to know the best shortcuts and efficient ways to do repetitive tasks.

36619

0100p-0350p 01/07 1

BC-206......... GJ..............FREE....... RASKAUSKAS,

MICROSOFT OFFICE ONLINE COURSES

Online courses enable you to learn individually at home or in a student computer lab at LBCC. Instructional assistance and feedback on assignments are available by appointment with Carol Raymundo, Instructor, at raymundo@linnbenton.edu. Purchase text at the Benton Center or Albany Campus Bookstore. Each course carries 1 credit.

9.606N WORD LEVEL I: SELF-DIRECTED

PNP

Covers the basics of word processing using Microsoft Word. Required: Computer introduction class or equivalent. For information on how to begin class, go to http://www.linnbenton.edu/ go/self-study.

34324

LAB

01/07 10 TBA............... O................................RAYMUNDO,C

9.606N WORD LEVEL II: SELF-DIRECTED

PNP

For students already familiar with the basics of Microsoft Word. Prerequisite: Beginning Word or equivalent. For information on how to begin class, go to http://www.linnbenton.edu/go/ self-study.

34749

LAB

01/07 10 TBA............... O................................RAYMUNDO,C

9.606N WORD LEVEL III: SELF-DIRECTED

PNP

Learn advanced Word skills including integrating Word with Excel and PowerPoint. Required: Word Level II or equivalent and beginning Excel and PowerPoint. For information on how to begin class, go to http://www.linnbenton.edu/go/self-study.

38312

LAB

01/07 10 TBA............... O................................RAYMUNDO,C

9.606N EXCEL LEVEL I: SELF-DIRECTED

Expand your toolbox of pottery finishing techniques - especially helpful for Potters seeking ways to enhance textured pottery and/or sculpture. Class will focus on finishing already created works; previous pottery experience helpful but not required.

35131

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COMMUNICATION

38222

The LBCC Ceramics Studio is located in room 140 at the Benton Center in Corvallis. Students may work during open studio hours if they are enrolled in any LBCC credit or noncredit ceramics class. This policy excludes workshops & other ceramics events. The studio will be open Winter term, Jan. 7 – March 19. For more information, call the Benton Center at 757-8944

36147

CRN

36507

BUS MANAGEMENT & SUPERVISION BA101

Course # Title

PNP

Use Microsoft Excel to create, modify and improve the appearance of an electronic spreadsheet for business or personal use. Required: Computer introduction class or equivalent. For information on how to begin class, go to http://www.linnbenton.edu/go/self-study.

37611

LAB

01/07 10 TBA............... O................................RAYMUNDO,C

9.606N EXCEL LEVEL II: SELF-DIRECTED

PNP

For students already familiar with the basics of Excel. Required: Beginning Excel or equivalent. For information on how to begin class, go to http://www.linnbenton.edu/go/self-study.

37612

LAB

01/07 10 TBA............... O................................RAYMUNDO,C

BENTON CENTER

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9.606N EXCEL LEVEL III: SELF-DIRECTED

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PNP

Learn advanced Excel skills including integrating Excel with Word and PowerPoint. Required: Excel Level II or equivalent and beginning Word and PowerPoint. For information on how to begin class, go to http://www.linnbenton.edu/go/self-study.

38313

LAB

01/07 10 TBA............... O................................RAYMUNDO,C

9.606N PUBLISHER: SELF-DIRECTED

PNP

Introduces Microsoft's easy-to-use publishing program. Prerequisite: Computer introduction class or equivalent experience. For information on how to begin class, go to http://www. linnbenton.edu/go/self-study.

37613

LAB

01/07 10 TBA............... O................................RAYMUNDO,C

9.606N POWERPOINT: SELF-DIRECTED

PNP

Introduces Microsoft's popular presentation program. Required: Beginning Word or equivalent. For information on how to begin class, go to http://www.linnbenton.edu/go/self-study.

38061

LAB

01/07 10 LAB............... O................................RAYMUNDO,C

9.607E EXCEL - INTRO TO SPREADSHEETS

OPT

Excel spreadsheets are the best way to organize and analyze numeric and text-based data! Topics include working with templates and how to enter and format data and text using basic formulas, functions, charts, graphics, photos and hyperlinks. Each class consists of interactive lectures, demos, and hands-on practice. No text required. Prerequisite: Introductory computer class or equivalent experience. Bring a flash drive to class.

37726

0630p-0920p 01/14 4

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-225......... S.................................. NEWSOME,P

9.611H ACCESS - INTRO TO DATABASES

OPT

Access is a database program that allows you to efficiently enter, store, and analyze data for business and personal use. Topics include what is a database; how to create tables, forms, and reports; how to enter, store, retrieve, and print information; and working with basic templates. Each class consists of interactive lectures, demos, and hands-on practice. No text required. Prerequisite: Introductory computer class or equivalent experience. Bring a flash drive to class.

37614

0630p-0920p 01/16 4

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-225......... S.................................. NEWSOME,P

9.726F DREAMWEAVER I - BUILDING WEBSITES

OPT

With the popular Web page editor Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, you will design web pages using a combination of HTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). This hands-on course will cover the basics of designing a web site with multiple pages, formatting text, changing page properties, inserting graphics, creating forms, lists, links and tables. Also experience uploading pages to a website. Prerequisite: Basic expertise using Windows/Mac.

35429

0700p-0950p 01/10 4

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-206......... S................................. NEWSOME,M

9.726F WEB DESIGN - HTML I

OPT

Learn basic HTML coding to create web pages. Covers HTML tags that will allow the student to create headings, paragraphs, text enhancements, lists, insert images, and provide links to other web pages. Also, includes basic web design and how with just a little bit of knowledge, the student can create effective, easy-to-maintain, user-friendly pages. Internet browsing experience recommended.

36620

0700p-0950p 02/07 4

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.179

BC-206......... S................................. NEWSOME,M

BLOGGING-CREATE YOUR OWN BLOG

0630p-0750p 01/08 6

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-206......... S................$39.00....... BARNHART,R

WINDOWS 7

Discover Microsoft's newest operating system. Explore the improved taskbar, full-screen previews, jump lists, and windows search which helps you find anything on your PC quickly and easily. Compare Windows 7 to XP and Vista and find out if an upgrade is right for you. Bring your laptop or use our Windows 7 computers in the lab.

37193

0930a-1220p 01/08 2

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.701

COMPUTERS - FIRST STEP

BC-206......... S................$39.00.... RASKAUSKAS,

A perfect class for those who have never touched a computer before and want hands-on, step-by-step instruction. Designed to go at an easy pace. Includes identifying the various parts of the computer, how to turn it on and off and use the mouse and keyboard. Also introduces working with Windows 7, and a brief intro to email and the Internet. Important to attend first class.

36490

0930a-1120a 01/14 5

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.701

COMPUTERS - SECOND STEP

BC-206......... S................$57.00.... RASKAUSKAS,

Build on skills learned in Computers - First Step, including more features of Windows 7, the Internet and email. Learn how to copy information between programs, organize files, create folders, and change the desktop appearance. Also includes easy computer maintenance tips and a brief introduction to word processing and spreadsheets. Prerequisite: Computers - First Step or equivalent experience.

36621

0930a-1120a 02/25 3

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.701

Showcase your photography and stories to friends and family. We'll go from camera to computer and teach you how to save and edit your photos while creating your very own blog. Develop caption writing and taking your photography to the next level into a storytelling experience.

38427

0.701

SOCIAL NETWORKING

BC-206......... S................$45.00.... RASKAUSKAS,

Staying in touch with friends, family and co-workers has never been easier. We'll start with Facebook and Twitter and move on from there. Discover the variety of uses and fun of these popular online tools for both personal and professional use. Learn how to personalize privacy settings and share only what you want to share. Take part in informative discussions, have lots of hands on practice and test your skills in class before networking in the real world.

37190

0930a-1120a 01/22 3

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.701

YOUR DIGITAL SLR CAMERA

BC-206......... S................$39.00.... RASKAUSKAS,

Find out ways to use your brand new or older digital SLR camera more effectively and creatively. Maximize your camera's features beyond full auto to get the effects you desire. Practice using the f-stop for depth of field, stopping the action of fast moving events and make it look like a pro took every picture. Includes a photo shoot to apply what you have learned and work with Adobe Photoshop Elements for simple photo editing and enhancement. Bring your Digital SLR camera and manual, fully charged battery, transfer cable and media card to class.

38314

0630p-0820p 01/09 10 BC-206......... OS..............$69.00.. SCHLEGELMAN

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

ITV J K O P S

BENTON CENTER

541-757-8944 â&#x20AC;˘ bcinfo@linnbenton.edu Course # Title CRN

0.701

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

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Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS II

Beyond the basics! You have learned the basics like cropping and adjusting the brightness in your photos, now build on those basics and learn more advanced techniques in Adobe Photoshop Elements. Learn how to process a batch of photos all at once, touch up a portrait, restore an old photo, add special effects, create a stunning panorama from several photos, and make a slide show to share with others.

36096

0630p-0820p 01/08 10 BC-206......... OS..............$69.00.. SCHLEGELMAN

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.701

COMPUTER CARE - AT HOME & ON THE ROAD

Keep your Computer in tip-top health and humming along, whether it is brand new or aging, with minimum impact on you and your wallet. Learn what works and what does not as you diagnose problems and find answers using online resources. Also discover which accessories you need at home and which ones you need on the road when traveling with your laptop. Students may bring their own laptop or practice with computers in Benton Center's computer lab. Instruction will specialize in Windows 7, Vista and XP.

37194

0100p-0250p 01/15 4

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.701

MAC ESSENTIALS

BC-206......... S................$39.00.... RASKAUSKAS,

For new Mac users who want to understand the Mac OS X operating system basic applications, and for current users who wish to further develop their skills. Covered applications include iTunes, iPhoto, iCal, Text Edit, Preview, Safari, Mail and others. Detailed handouts supplement media presentations. Each session includes time for questions. Laptops are welcome.

36491

0730p-0920p 01/09 10 BC-209......... OS..............$69.00............... BUSH,G

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.701

MAC II - BEYOND ESSENTIALS

Designed for those familiar with Macs and wish to add more skills to their repertoire or become familiar with new operating systems. We'll work with iWork, iLife (photos, movies, music), Safari (Internet), and new Apple developments. Class content will vary to meet students' needs. Bring your Mac laptop to class.

36493

0100p-0250p 01/08 10 BC-106......... OS..............$69.00............... BUSH,G

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.701

APPLE IPAD

Go beyond the iPad's basic features to meet your needs for work or home. Confidently search for and download Apps, and enjoy Internet surfing, emailing, editing and sharing photos, as well as exploring iTunes' special role on the iPad. For new and current users.

38062

0700p-0850p 01/07 8

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-244......... S................$57.00............... BUSH,G

DOLLARS AND SENSE

0.794

0900a-0450p 02/02 1

HOMEBUYER EDUCATION

WNHOUS...... JI................FREE................ ORIANI,C

Buying a home can be one of the most stressful transactions you will go through. Partnering with Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services, a local, non-profit housing agency, will greatly improve your chances of successfully buying and owning your first or next home. Join our workshop to hear housing specialists talk about credit basics, shopping for a home, loan and down-payment assistance programs, understanding lender requirements and loan documents, and to gain insight into the insurance, title/escrow, and home inspection processes. The $45.00 per-household registration fee covers workshop participation, a detailed workbook, and one-on-one support from a certified housing specialist. Pre-registration is required through: Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services at: web site: www.w-nhs.org, electronic mail: info@w-nhs.org, or by phone at 541-752-7220, Ext 300

35139 35140

S TR

0900a-0450p 01/12 1 0630a-0820p 03/12 1

WNHOUS...... I..................FREE................ ORIANI,C WNHOUS...... 2.................FREE................ ORIANI,C

COOKING 0.205

BASIC CAKE DECORATING 101

Use simple techniques to accomplish professional looking results. Learn how to use butter cream and royal icing while focusing on a variety of ways to decorate cakes and cupcakes. Make beautiful holiday cakes to wow your family and friends! Supply list available at Benton Center Registration and at first class.

38316

0200p-0350p 01/09 6

$7.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.205

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

SWEET & SAVORY COOKING WITH CREPES

Easy to make, yet fun and rewarding, crepes are delicious, economical, and versatile. Create a variety of tasty fillings for this popular French pancake and explore some different and brand new uses for crepes. This class is also applicable to those looking to reduce or eliminate gluten from their diet and still enjoy delicious food! Register by Wednesday for Saturday class.

38096

1100a-0150p 01/26 1

$17.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.205

CHS-H3........ JS...............$29.00...............BIRCH,L

CHINESE FINGER FOOD

What do 1.3 billion Chinese people like to eat? Orange Chicken? Sweet and Sour Pork? No!! Over half of China's population prefers finger food from street vendors. If you would like to move beyond Americanized Chinese food, come and create authentic finger food instructed by Chinese native, Jay Chen. Register by Wednesday for Saturday class.

38421

1000a-0350p 02/02 1

$18.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

CHS-H3........ JS...............$39.00............... CHEN,Y

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CJ202 31763

VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION

BEGINNING BALLET

A-F

0630p-0920p 01/08 11 BC-234.............................................MAZZOTTA,M

DANCE 0.401

Also offered as Credit (see PE 185E).

38317

0330p-0450p 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$84.00.... LAUKKANEN,K

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.401

BELLY DANCE, BEGINNING I & II

Belly dance as an exercise is an enjoyable way to tone the body and develop balance, suppleness, and flexibility. As an art form, it encourages expressiveness and grace for everyone.

33427

0730p-0850p 01/08 10 BC-130......... OS..............$54.00............. FISHER,J

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.401

BEGINNING NIGHT CLUB 2-STEP

This slow, romantic ballroom dance is one of the most popular social dances today. Danced in ballroom venues everywhere, it's contemporary style fits perfectly with many styles of music popular at weddings and other events. NO PARTNER REQUIRED

38099

0.401

Are you challenged with managing money and a budget? Would you like to learn how to improve your credit report and score? Are you curious about easy-to-follow steps that create the habit of saving? Join Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services, a local, non-profit housing agency, for this no-cost class. Using hands-on tools and group discussions, you'll learn how to master money management skills to reach your financial goals. Workshop participants are also eligible for free one-on-one support from certified credit and budget specialists. Registration is required through: Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services at: web site: www.w-nhs.org , electronic mail: info@w-nhs.org, or by calling 541-752-7220, Ext. 300

35137

CRN

0230p-0350p 01/11 10 BC-130......... OS..............$54.00....... STERLING,M

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

CONSUMER EDUCATION 0.667

Course # Title

BC-106......... JOS............$45.00................HASE,C

BEGINNING WEST COAST SWING

Contemporary swing dance is fun and engaging. Master the basics of one of the most popular styles. Works with many styles of music; new and old. Come to dance and meet new people. NO PARTNER REQUIRED.

38100

1230p-0150p 01/12 10 BC-130......... OS..............$54.00....... STERLING,M

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.401

LINE DANCE

Line dancing isn't just Country Western anymore! Learn to dance to a variety of music including Country Western, 50's and Latin. No partner needed. Dancers must wear shoes with a smooth sole.

38318

0700p-0820p 01/11 10 BC-130......... OS..............$54.00.... HALVORSON,R

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

ECONOMICS EC201 34153

EC202 37601

INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS

A-F

INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS

A-F

0400p-0550p 01/08 11 BC-205......... P.....................................HIBBARD,P 0400p-0550p 01/07 11 BC-234......... P.....................................HIBBARD,P

ENGLISH ENG106 LITERATURE: POETRY 36497

0630p-0920p 01/09 11 BC-244......................................................BUYS,W

ENG110 FILM STUDIES 34109

TBA R R R R

TBA 0100p-0350p 0100p-0350p 0100p-0350p 0100p-0350p

01/10 01/10 01/31 02/21 03/14

11 1 1 1 1

HYBRID......... HYBRID................................ SPAIN,L BC-244................................................................... BC-244................................................................... BC-244................................................................... BC-244...................................................................

BENTON CENTER

Course # Title CRN

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES NONCREDIT CLASSES

12/03 01/07 03/11 12/03 01/07 03/11

1 1 1 1 1 1

SPN202 SECOND YEAR SPANISH II

OPT

0.601A ARABIC, BEGINNING

31509

0200p-0350p 01/07 11 BC-205..................................................... KEADY,B

An introduction to the Arabic language and writing system. Learn to recognize, write and read the Arabic letters, read and vocalize short Arabic texts and become confident making simple sentences and conversation.

38063

0700p-0850p 01/09 10 CHS-229....... OS..............$69.00..... HILLSTROM,R

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601C MANDARIN CHINESE

An introductory conversational Chinese course designed for those with little or no prior knowledge of Mandarin Chinese. Course will concentrate on pronunciation, basic conversation and situational dialogue. Chinese culture will also be discussed.

34669

0700p-0850p 01/10 10 BC-207......... OS..............$69.00....................HO,H

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

38319

0630p-0820p 01/09 10 CHS-230....... OS..............$69.00........ SULLIVAN,N

0700p-0850p 01/08 10 CHS-231....... OS..............$69.00..... CHAMBERS,D

$8.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601F FRENCH, INTERMEDIATE

Early intermediate level class for students with at least one year of French or equivalent. Opportunities to develop proficiency in reading, writing and conversing while exploring French history and culture. Supportive and informal environment.

34672

0930a-1120a 01/09 10 CORVSR........ OS..............$69.00.............. FROST,C

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601G GERMAN, BEGINNING II

Learn German language skills useful for visiting Germany, including some knowledge of culture and history. This is a basic course for those who have had some or even little exposure to the German Language and feel comfortable in beginning to use past tense forms of verbs. Primary emphasis will be on listening, speaking, and learning vocabulary useful for engaging in simple conversations. Textbook available at the Benton Center Bookstore.

36155

0700p-0850p 01/08 8

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0700p-0850p 01/10 8

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-246......... OS..............$57.00....... WHEELING,L

0.601G GERMAN, HIGH INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED

Explore current affairs or cultural topics through magazine articles, video clips, short stories, songs, a radio play or a short novel. Class is conducted in German and intended for students who would like to brush up, practice and improve their listening, speaking and reading skills. Can be taken repeatedly,

36156

0.601I

OPT

For students who have had one year of beginning level German or equivalent exposure to the language. Emphasis will be on listening, speaking and reading exercises integrated with language structures.

0700p-0850p 01/09 8

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-246......... OS..............$57.00.......WHEELING,U

0.601G GERMAN, INTERMEDIATE II

38320

Non-credit foreign language courses provide a fun and practical opportunity to explore other cultures. Instructors pace the class to the ability and needs of the students. Beginning classes are for those with little or no prior knowledge of the language. Intermediate classes require one year of prior study of the language, either formal or informal. MW TR

OPT

0530p-0720p 01/07 11 BC-246................................................... BOLAIS,C 0300p-0450p 01/08 11 BC-246............................................ PILKERTON,W

Emphasis on simple conversation as well as the basics of French grammar. Also enjoy learning about France and the French culture. Supportive, informal environment. For students with little or no background in French. Lab fee covers French delicacies each night.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

36990 38387

MW TR

0.601F FRENCH, BEGINNING LANGUAGE AND CULTURE

BC-209......... I..................FREE.....................STAFF BC-209................................................................... BC-209................................................................... BC-10........... I..................FREE.....................STAFF BC-10..................................................................... BC-10.....................................................................

SPN101 FIRST YEAR SPANISH I

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

Where and when are ESOL classes? ESOL classes in Corvallis meet on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ESOL classes in Albany meet on Tuesday and Thursday. Students will be given information about ESOL classes at orientation. 0900a-1150a 0900a-1150a 0900a-1150a 0630p-0920p 0630p-0920p 0630p-0920p

Starts

SPN102 FIRST YEAR SPANISH II

34670

Evening Classes: Time & Days: 6:30 - 9:20 p.m. Monday and Wednesday Starting Date: Jan. 7 Location: Benton Center

ESOL: STUDENT ORIENTATION

Credits Time

Emphasizes everyday conversation and grammar for students with little or no previous knowledge of French.

Evening Orientation: Time & Days: 6:30 - 9:20 p.m. (Monday/Wednesday) Dates: Choose from the following list and come BOTH days Dec. 3 & 5 Benton Center, Rm 10 Jan. 7 & 9 Benton Center, Rm 10 March 11 & 13 Benton Center, Rm 10

MW MW MW MW MW MW

Day(s)

0.601F BEGINNING FRENCH CONVERSATION

Daytime Orientation: Time: 9:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m. (Monday/Wednesday) Dates: Choose from the following list and come BOTH days Dec. 3 & 5 Benton Center, Rm 209 Jan. 7 & 9 Benton Center, Rm 209 March 11 & 13 Benton Center, Rm 209 Daytime Classes: Time & Days: 9 - 11:50 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday Starting Date: Jan. 7 Location: Benton Center

34914 34915

CRN

34608 32097

ESOL classes are for students whose first language is not English. Classes include reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, and American pronunciation. Every new student must attend an orientation before attending any ESOL class. Orientation is two sessions. A student must attend both parts of the orientation to be ready to attend class. Students will be given information about which class to go to at orientation. There is a $30 program fee per term. For more information call 541-917-4710 or go to www.linnbenton.edu/go/esol. Las clases en ESOL son para estudiantes cuya primera lengua no es el ingles. En las clases de ESOL se enseña lectura, escritura, conversación, gramática, pronunciación y otras habilidades básicas en la comunicación. Cada nuevo estudiante debe asistir a dos sesiones de orientación antes de iniciar cualquier clase en ESOL. Es obligatorio asistir a ambas sesiones. En estas sesiones se dará la información necesaria para estar listo para participar en cualquier curso. Cada trimestre tiene un costo de 30 dólares. Para más información en español llame al 541-917-4664.

0.516

Course # Title

ITALIAN, BEGINNING A

BC-234......... OS..............$57.00.......WHEELING,U

Listen, speak, read, write and maybe even think in Italian. This class allows the beginner to progress from the simpler language of classroom directions to the vocabulary and grammar that make possible communication about common subjects.

34675

0700p-0850p 01/08 10 CHS-232....... OS..............$69.00..... MARRACCINI,

35148

0100p-0250p 01/10 10 CORVSR........ OS..............$69.00..... MARRACCINI,

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0300p-0450p 01/07 11 BC-246................................................... BOLAIS,C 0500p-0650p 01/08 11 BC-246............................................ PILKERTON,W

ITV J K O P S

BENTON CENTER

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu Course # Title CRN

0.601I

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN

Speak Italian using what you've learned. Practice using common vocabulary and present tense verbs, asking and answering every day and travel questions. Italian, Beginning A or basic understanding of Italian language required.

38060

0200p-0350p 01/09 10 BC-121......... OS..............$69.00..... MARRACCINI,

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601I

CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN II

Listen, speak, read, write and maybe even think in Italian. Improve conversational skills, vocabulary and grammar. For students who have completed one or two terms of Italian.

36157

0700p-0850p 01/07 9

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-209......... OS..............$63.00.............FALCHI,D

0.601J JAPANESE, LANGUAGE & CULTURE

Introduction to essential Japanese conversation, culture and customs for students with little or no familiarity with the language. Study of vocabulary and phrases necessary for basic communication.

37071

0700p-0850p 01/09 10 BC-207......... OS..............$69.00........YOSHIOKA,T

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601P BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE, BEGINNING I

First in a sequence of two beginning level Brazilian Portuguese courses. Primary emphasis will be on acquiring vocabulary and language structures useful for engaging in listening exercises and simple conversations. Textbook available at the Benton Center Bookstore.

36633

0700p-0850p 01/08 8

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-107......... OS..............$57.00....... WHEELING,L

0.601R RUSSIAN, INTERMEDIATE

Conversational course appropriate for those who have studied Russian and would like to refresh and improve their skills. Knowledge of Russian alphabet and good reading skills are required for this course.

38322

0630p-0820p 01/08 10 CHS-229....... OS..............$69.00.......... VULFSON,I

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601S EVERYDAY SPANISH

This is a fun, dynamic conversational approach through phrases, patterns, verbs, idioms and dialogues to everyday Spanish. Experience pair practice, composition, field trips and Mexican folk songs to spice up each class time. Designed for maximum motivation and meaningful content so students can repeat the class to build a personal foundation. Become comfortable enough to recognize, apply and transfer grammatical patterns to new situations.

38059

0700p-0850p 01/10 10 BC-236......... OS..............$69.00.........FURUICHI,B

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601S SPANISH, BEGINNING B

Basic conversation for everyday use. For students with one term of Spanish experience. Text available at Benton Center bookstore.

34684

0630p-0820p 01/07 9

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

CHS-H2........ OS..............$63.00.....SCHLECHTER,

0.601S SPANISH BEGINNING LANGUAGE & CULTURE

Have fun as you practice essential Spanish words and phrases to more confidently travel in Spanish speaking countries of Latin America and Spain. Also, become familiar with Spanish music, dances, folklore and art. Bring your favorite Spanish textbook to first class. Class will be developed to fit students' needs and desires. Little or no previous Spanish experience required.

38057

0900a-1050a 01/10 10 CORVSR........ OS..............$69.00.....SCHLECHTER,

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601S INTER SPANISH CONVERSATION & CULTURE

Spanish conversation and culture with some grammar for review and clarification. Practice in reading and writing also covered. For students with one-two years of Spanish or equivalent.

38323

1230p-0220p 01/11 10 CORVSR........ OS..............$69.00............ROBELO,L

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601S SPANISH, INTERMEDIATE

Spanish conversation, grammar and culture. Beginning study of the preterit as well as the imperfect, direct and indirect object pronouns. Practice in reading and writing also covered. For students with one-two years of Spanish or equivalent.

37073

0700p-0850p 01/08 10 BC-207......... OS..............$69.00....... VILLAMAN,N

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.601S SPANISH, INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED

Speak entirely in Spanish as you study grammar and practice Spanish conversation in groups. Also explores culture and language through stories, proverbs, poems and songs of Latin America and Spain.

34688

0900a-1050a 01/09 10 BC-106......... OS..............$69.00...............PLATT,D

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.603A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I

For anyone interested in learning American Sign Language and about deaf culture.

34679

0630p-0820p 01/10 10 BC-107......... OS..............$69.00..............WHITE,H

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

Course # Title CRN

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

0.603A AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II

Communication in American Sign Language for those ready for silent communication through games and group interaction. Two terms of ASL or permission of instructor required.

34756

0630p-0820p 01/10 10 BC-107......... OS..............$69.00..............WHITE,H

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

GED/ADULT BASIC SKILLS If you want help preparing to get your GED or you need to improve your skills in reading, writing or math, these classes can help. You first need to attend a free orientation, then pay a $30 enrollment fee when you register for class. Classes and orientations are offered in Albany, Corvallis, Lebanon, and Sweet Home. For more information, call the GED and Adult Basic Education office at 541-917-4710, email us at GED@linnbenton.edu or visit our website at www.linnbenton.edu/go/ged. Para informacion sobre clases de GED en español, llame 541-917-4715. ONLINE classes now available! You can now get assistance online to prepare for your GED. For more information, call 541-917-4710 or email russ.burchard@linnbenton.edu Score under 55 in Reading on your Computerized Placement Test? Students referred to our department after scoring less than 55 in Reading on the Computerized Placement Test (CPT) should call 541-917-4916 or email megan.christoph@linnbenton.edu for assistance. Benton Center Daytime Orientation: Time: 9 – 11:50 a.m. Days: Choose from the following list and come BOTH days. Dec. 3 & 4 or Jan. 7 & 8 or Feb. 4 & 5 Location: Benton Center, Room 242 Benton Center Daytime Classes: Time & Days: 9-11:50 a.m. Monday through Thursday Starting Date: Jan. 7 Location: Benton Center, Room 236 Benton Center Evening Orientation: Time: 6 – 8:50 p.m. Days: Choose from the following list and come BOTH days. Dec. 3 & 4 or Jan. 7 & 8 or Feb. 4 & 5 Location: Benton Center, Room 242 Benton Center Evening Classes: Time & Days: 6-8:50 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Starting Date: Jan. 7 Location: Benton Center, Room 236 GED in Spanish Daytime Orientation Time: 9:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. Tuesday Day: (Choose one) Dec. 4 or Jan. 8 or Feb. 5 Location: Acorn Center, 1740 NW Division Street, Corvallis GED in Spanish Classes Time & Day: 9:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Starting Date: Jan. 8 Location: Acorn Center, 1740 NW Division Street, Corvallis For more information on Corvallis ABE/GED classes, call 541-917-4710. Para información en español, llame 541-917-4715. 0.500 34902 34903 37482

ABE/GED STUDENT ORIENTATION

MT MT MT MT MT MT T T T

0900a-1150a 0900a-1150a 0900a-1150a 0600p-0850p 0600p-0850p 0600p-0850p 0930a-1220p 0930a-1220p 0930a-1220p

12/03 01/07 02/04 12/03 01/07 02/04 12/04 01/08 02/05

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

BC-242......... I..................FREE.......... DEMAREST,T BC-242................................................................... BC-242................................................................... BC-242......... I..................FREE.............ALMOND,C BC-242................................................................... BC-242................................................................... ACORN.......... I..................FREE..........MAYFIELD,M ACORN.................................................................... ACORN....................................................................

0800a-0450p 01/12 1

BC-107......... GJS.................................. SKARDA,S

HEALTH & FIRST AID HE110 32594

FIRST AID AND CPR

$27.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

HE112 30526

EMERGENCY FIRST AID

0800a-0350p 02/02 1

$19.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

OPT

BC-107......... GJS.................................. SKARDA,S

BENTON CENTER

Course # Title CRN

HE261 30527

Day(s)

CPR

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

0800a-0350p 03/02 1

$19.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

PE231

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu

OPT

BC-107......... GJS................................HERROLD,D

LIFETIME HEALTH & FITNESS

34169

TBA MW

TBA 01/07 11 HYBRID......... HYBRIDS..............................GIBBS,R 0900a-0950a 01/07 11 BC-204...................................................................

31735

0630p-0920p 01/10 11 BC-204......... S.................................BASKERVILLE

35470

SU SU

0800a-0450p 01/26 1 0800a-0450p 02/09 1

$20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $20.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.572

BC-107......... S.................................BASKERVILLE BC-107...................................................................

MEDICARE A, B, C & D

Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance - SHIBA - is holding a Medicare class that will cover the basics of Medicare A, B, C and D. Beneficiaries will better understand their Medicare benefits and learn how to choose a supplemental insurance plan that best meets their individual needs. The class is taught by an unbiased SHIBA volunteer and sponsored by Linn-Benton RSVP. Call 541-812-0849 to enroll.

38324

0.579

0130p-0320p 02/21 1

BC-105............................FREE.................BLOCK,J

JUMP START YOUR WEIGHT LOSS PLAN

Discover more about your weight loss personality, make sense of energy balance, and build your weight loss confidence. Gain knowledge of practical and individualized strategies for getting off to a good start. Class co-sponsored with Corvallis Clinic. Register by Monday, January 7 for class.

38326

0.853

0600p-0850p 01/09 1

CCWALB..........................FREE................. BELLA,D

ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION EXERCISE PROGRAM

0130p-0220p 01/07 11 BC-107......... OS..............$69.00.........WHIPPLE,M

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.853

MOVING MOUNTAINS

Do you desire to finally make the changes needed to become more healthy and get fit? Find out how to make better lifestyle choices concerning diet, nutrition, fitness, and weight management. Join a supportive, like-minded group to help you get started and stay on track. Instructor has lost 150 pounds on her way to getting and staying healthy and wants to share the 'how-tos' with you!

38325

1000a-1150a 01/12 10 BC-106......... OS..............$69.00............. SLONE,C

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.853H HERBALISM: A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION

0530p-0820p 01/09 5

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

CHS-H3........ OS..............$54.00...............BIRCH,L

0.853H HEALTHY, NATURAL FASTING & CLEANSING

Want to change your diet or detoxify your system naturally? Do you want information and support to see it through? Gain new information about healthy eating and experience the many benefits of a traditional cleansing program through the use of herbs, juices, simple foods and other proven methods. You do not need to fast to take part in the class.

38056

1100a-0150p 02/23 4

$18.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-209......... OS..............$45.00...............BIRCH,L

HISTORY 0.311

A CRITICAL INTRO TO GOSPEL LITERATURE

An introduction to New Testament and extra-canonical gospels and to critical, academic methods of Biblical studies. Learn to develop new ways of reading, becoming more familiar with culturally significant literature, and broaden your historical awareness.

38422

0630p-0850p 01/08 10 BC-205......... OS..............$76.50........BUTTRICK,D

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

HST102 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIV 36608

A-F

0600p-0850p 01/07 11 BC-204......................................................SATAK,J

ITV J K O P S

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

HOME & GARDEN 9.905

FLORAL DESIGN

OPT

Learn both basic and new trends in floral design with a special focus on Fall and the Holidays. Principles of design including use of color, balance, proportion and scale will be covered. Lab fee covers the cost of fresh flowers. Supplies to be provided by each student and a supply list will be available at the first class. Appropriate for those interested in a career in floral design.

38327

0700p-0850p 01/08 10 CHS-H3........ JS......................................SOMPPI,J

$77.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

9.905

FLORAL DESIGN: WEDDINGS & CELEBRATIONS

OPT

Master the basics of traditional and contemporary floral design for weddings and celebrations. Includes creating bouquets, flowers to wear and reception arrangements. Essential skills for anyone in the floral business or for personal enrichment. Lab fee covers the cost of fresh flowers. Supplies to be provided by each student and a supply list will be available at the first class. Appropriate for those interested in a career in floral design.

38424

0700p-0850p 01/10 10 CHS-H3........ JS......................................SOMPPI,J

$77.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.100

GEARING UP FOR GARDENING

Get inspiring and useful ideas whether you are an experienced gardener familiar with the Willamette Valley or a novice. This popular, free brown bag series is brought to you through the collaboration of Benton County-OSU Extension Master Gardeners, CorvallisBenton County Public Library and LBCC-Benton Center. Lecture titles this year: Vegetable Underground, Hydrangeas, Annuals, Bird's Eye View, Northwest Fruit, Tree selection, Genetically Engineered and Modified Organisms, Buzz Around Town.

35128

1200p-0100p 01/08 8

LIBCNF......... O................FREE...........MELLARD,M

URBAN CHICKENS - YES YOU CAN!

Keeping chickens in your urban setting is easy, fun and a great way for families to learn basic small livestock skills. Cover ordering chicks, breed characteristics, care, housing, feeding and basic medical care. A great chance to ask questions and learn about breeds BEFORE you order those adorable chicks! A fieldtrip to the instructor's own urban coop will be included. Class is appropriate for ages 10 (with parent) and up. Register by Thursday for Saturday class.

38328

0900a-0150p 01/19 1

BC-104......... JS...............$29.00.............. BYERS,T

38329

0900a-0150p 03/16 1

BC-104......... JS...............$29.00.............. BYERS,T

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.183

FASHION SEWING FOR BEGINNERS

Discover the principles for successful sewing, from equipment and tools to basic sewing technique. Learn how to choose and read patterns, and understand fabric choices. Sew a series of projects that teach essential skills and build confidence. Must provide own sewing machine and sewing equipment. All patterns provided.

36653

0630p-0850p 01/09 6

$25.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

This fun and fascinating course will cover the most important aspects of basic herbalism. Discover a variety of mostly local herbs from both scientific and cultural viewpoints. Health, healing and prevention perspectives will guide us through such diverse topics as beginning botany, wild-crafting, medicinal teas, and tincture making. Final class will include an enlightening "herb walk". Instructor is a Certified Herbalist.

37616

CRN

0.103

Gentle, joint-safe exercises developed specifically for people with arthritis or musculoskeletal conditions, fibromyalgia, COPD, and anyone who is sedentary with limited or impaired jointmobility. This program will help relieve stiffness, strengthen muscles, improve balance and decrease arthritis pain. Low-impact exercises can be done while sitting, standing or on the floor. Led by Arthritis Foundation Certified Instructor.

37076

Course # Title

CHS-H2........ S................$54.00................NASH,L

MATHEMATICS Students wishing to enroll in math courses must demonstrate their eligibility by either completing the appropriate prerequisite course with a grade of “C” or higher or by achieving an appropriate score on the Computerized Placement Test (CPT). Student support for math courses is available at all of the LBCC campuses. These are open-study areas where students may work, use learning resources, and receive assistance with their math courses. Drop-In Math Help at the Benton Center: Corvallis Campus: The Benton Center Math Lab is located in Room BC-232. Hours are: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. See other sections in this schedule of classes for drop-in math help times at the other campuses. SELF-DIRECTED MATH COURSES LBCC offers MTH 020, MTH 060, MTH 065, MTH 095 and MTH 097 classes in a self-directed format. • Self-directed classes all have an online computer component and require testing at one of the LBCC campuses. • There are no class meetings; students contact their instructor via e-mail and/or phone. • It is strongly recommended that students consider whether they need a structured learning environment before they register in a self-directed course. • Classes in the self-directed format offer students a great deal of flexibility, but students should plan on spending more time than if they were in a lecture section.

BENTON CENTER

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu Course # Title CRN

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

• Students should have internet access at home or be able to spend at least 8 to 12 hours per week in a computer lab working on this class. • Students registered in self-directed math courses must e-mail their instructor by Monday of the first week of the term, but no earlier than a week before classes start (see e-mail addresses below). Students must complete the online orientation by Wednesday of the first week of the term. Students who do not meet these deadlines may be disenrolled. Contact your instructor: Introduction to Algebra (MTH 060): MTH60@LinnBenton.edu Elementary Algebra (MTH 065): MTH65@LinnBenton.edu Intermediate Algebra (MTH 095): MTH95@LinnBenton.edu MTH020 BASIC MATHEMATICS

A-F

MTH020 BASIC MATH: SELF-DIRECTED

A-F

MTH060 INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA

A-F

MTH060 INTRO TO ALGEBRA:SELF-DIRECTED

A-F

MTH065 ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA

A-F

30463 33552 37335 30465 31969 30467

MW TBA TR

TBA MW MW

0400p-0550p 01/07 11 BC-104.............................................. RICHARDS,A TBA

01/07 11 TBA............... SD................................ WESTFALL,B

0200p-0350p 01/08 11 BC-234......... P....................................... TRIMPE,L TBA

01/07 11 TBA............... P SD . .............................FRANCIS,N

1000a-1150a 01/07 11 BC-204......... P................................ CAMPBELL,M 0400p-0550p 01/07 11 BC-244......... P...................................... HAYNES,C

MTH095 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA

A-F

MTH095 INTER ALGEBRA: SELF-DIRECTED

A-F

MTH111 COLLEGE ALGEBRA

A-F

MTH241 CALCULUS FOR BIO/MGMNT/SOC SCI

A-F

MTH245 MATH FOR BIO,MGMT,SOC SCIENCE

A-F

38437 30468 30469 36655 35686 30471 31170 36654

MW MW TBA MW F MW F TR MW TR

1000a-1150a 01/07 11 BC-207......... P......................................... LEWIS,R 0200p-0350p 01/07 11 BC-244......... P................................ CAMPBELL,M TBA

1000a-1150a 1000a-1050a 0200p-0350p 0200p-0250p 0400p-0620p

01/07 11 TBA............... P SD . ..................................PRATT,B 01/07 01/11 01/07 01/11 01/08

11 11 11 11 11

BC-234......... P......................................... JONES,E BC-234................................................................... BC-234......... P......................................... LEWIS,R BC-234................................................................... BC-234......... P...................................... MAISCH,F

0400p-0550p 01/07 11 BC-204......... P.....................................HARBERT,S 0900a-1050a 01/08 11 BC-225......... P................................ CAMPBELL,M

MTH251 DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS 35959

A-F

0400p-0620p 01/08 11 BC-244......... P......................................... JONES,E

MUSIC 0.158

0700p-0850p 01/08 4

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.158

TROUBA........ S................$39.00....... DEMAREST,T

UKULELE, NEXT STEP

For those with some knowledge of the Uke. Come and take the next step!

38425

0700p-0850p 02/05 4

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.158I

TROUBA........ S................$39.00....... DEMAREST,T

GUITAR BEGINNING

Group instruction for the beginning Guitarist. Class is designed to educate, inspire and challenge anyone who has ever had the desire to play the guitar. Through a hands-on approach (be sure to bring your guitar to class), you will be able to learn the skills and techniques that can be applied to virtually any musical style.

36502

0700p-0850p 01/08 10 BC-104......... S................$69.00....SCRAMSTAD,A

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

9.946- LIVE & LEARN W/YOUR CHILDREN

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

For parents of infants to beginning walkers. Bring child to class. Class may also be taken for credit. Please call 541-917-4899 for more information.

30546

0930a-1120a 01/08 10 BC-107......... OS..............$20.00.... OLSEN-BECER

30547

1230p-0220p 01/08 10 BC-107......... OS..............$20.00.... OLSEN-BECER

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

9.947- LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR WOBBLER

For parents of beginning walkers (approximately 9 mos - 15 mos.) Bring child to class. Participate with your baby in songs and games, meet other parents in the community and discuss the latest ideas about how to support your child's amazing development. Parents with babies this age may also take the Living & Learning with Your Baby class, or, if your baby is a competent walker, the Living & Learning with Your Toddler class. Please call 541-917-4899 for more information.

37684

1200p-0150p 01/10 10 BC-107......... OS..............$20.00........ COLEMAN,J

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

9.948- PARENTS & TODDLERS TOGETHER: FIT KIDS

For parents and their toddlers to 2-year olds. Information, activities, songs, and games focused on promoting toddler's health and fitness. Class may also be taken for credit; please call 541-917-4899 for information.

36959

0915a-1105a 01/10 10 BC-107......... OS..............$69.00..........JENSSEN,P

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

9.949- LIVE/LEARN WITH 2-YEAR-OLD

An active participation class for parents and their 2-year olds. Developmentally appropriate activities for children, and sharing around parenting topics. Class may also be taken for credit; please call 541-917-4899 for information.

36367

0900a-1050a 01/10 10 BC-109......... OS..............$69.00... GOLDBERG-HA

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

9.951

LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR PRESCHOOLER

PNP

A preschool cooperative for parents and their 3, 4 and 5-year olds. Parents attend seminars and arrange times to work in the preschool lab. Lab meets M, W, F, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Parents have the opportunity to expand their knowledge of parenting, practice guidance and communication techniques, and plan and prepare activities that foster children's growth and development. Please call 541-917-4899 for more information. $10.00 lab fee. $4.00 yearly insurance fee, payable in class only.

30553

LAB M

LAB 01/07 10 BC-109......... HLMOIS............................HUNTER,J 0700p-0950p 01/07 5 BC-107...................................................................

$10.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

9.952- LIVING WITH YOUR MIDDLE SCHOOLER

What makes middle schoolers tick? How can you help your child develop responsibility, stay engaged in school and weather the social turmoil of these years - and do it all without power struggles? Learn these things and more in this class offered in partnership with the Corvallis School District. For more information, call 541-917-4899. R

0600p-0750p 02/07 6

LINUSP......... O................FREE.................... RIES,P

9.952- NURTURING PARENTING - BUILDING SELF-WORT

Join us for the fifth workshop in the Nurturing Parenting series for parents of children of all ages. Learn why impacting a child's self-worth is important. Discuss ways to improve parent and children's self-worth. Discover the most common influences on children feeling positive about themselves. Learn how one common parenting practice can harm your child's positive sense of self. Attend one, several, or all of the workshops in this 10 session series offered once a month throughout the school year. Limited free child care spaces are available - sign up early if you want child care. Please call 541-917-4899 to sign up or for more information.

38079

0600p-0720p 01/24 1

9.954- CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT

PRESCH...........................FREE......... BANNISTER,L

A one-day a week class with an emphasis on creative activities for 2-1/2 to 5-year-olds and their parents. In two 2-hour evening sessions, parents focus on understanding and planning activities that optimize children's development. Please call 541-917-4899 for more information.

35919

T T T

0900a-1050a 01/08 10 BC-109......... OS..............FREE.............JENSSEN,P 0600p-0750p 01/08 1 BC........................................................................... 0600p-0750p 01/08 5 BC...........................................................................

$77.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

For Benton County parents through age 26, and their children, up to age 3. Bring child to class. Provides opportunities for parents to discuss parenting topics, to meet other parents, and join in activities with their children. Class may also be taken for credit for an additional $25.00 transaction fee. Offered in partnership with the Parent Enhancement Program. For more information please call 541-758-8292. M

Day(s)

9.947- LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR BABY

0.665

PARENTING EDUCATION

36119

CRN

38078

UKULELE, BEGINNING

Want to play the Uke? Almost anyone can learn to play a ukulele and afford to buy one too! Take this four week class, explore your creative musical side, and be more fun to have at parties!

36657

Course # Title

1000a-1150a 01/09 10 BC-107......... O................FREE.................. KLEIN,A

SIGN WITH YOUR BABY

Learn to teach your infant (up to 16 months) to communicate with you via sign language. Come with or without your baby. Call 757-8944 for more information.

36228

1000a-1050a 01/09 8

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-107......... OS..............$39.00.............. WHITE,A

BENTON CENTER

Course # Title CRN

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu

Credits

Day(s)

Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

Course # Title CRN

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

PERSONAL GROWTH HD206

COPING SKILLS FOR STRESS

PNP

Provides information about causes and cures of stress from the point of view of self-talk and the power of our minds to reduce the impact of stress. This class is support oriented and is conducted as part lecture and part group process. Preregistration required.

30497

F S U

0600p-0850p 02/22 1 0900a-0520p 02/23 1 0900a-0520p 02/24 1

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

HD208

BC-107......... JS................................BASKERVILLE BC-107................................................................... BC-107...................................................................

CAREER LIFE PLANNING

OPT

Explores values, interests and skills helpful to individuals desiring directions or change in professional, personal and/or educational goals. This class is grounded in theory and includes experiential exercises, self-assessment and information resources.

31422

TBA

$15.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

01/07 11 INTNET.......... INTNETS................................ BAIN,L

PHOTOGRAPHY

(See YOUR DIGITAL SLR CAMERA and other related courses under COMPUTER APPLICATIONS.) 0.156

PHOTOGRAPHING PEOPLE

Learn the art of taking outstanding photographs of people whether informal, candid or formal and posed portraits. Plan your photo shoot, find appropriate locations, make people comfortable, pose individuals and groups, edit/enhance your photos, share and present your results. Explore the appropriate equipment to use and how to creatively use natural light and artificial lighting setups.

37622

0630p-0920p 01/28 3

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-207......... S................$39.00.. SCHLEGELMAN

PE185E BEGINNING BALLET MW

33551

OPT

0330p-0450p 01/07 11 BC-130......... PS............................. LAUKKANEN,K

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

38331

OPT

0600a-0720a 01/08 11 BC-130......... S..................................... MORGAN,J

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

PE185H BODY TONING 32460

1100a-1220p 01/08 11 BC-130......... S.................................. SAMUELS,M

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

PE185L YOGA 37713

0700p-0840p 01/07 9

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

PE185N PILATES 35147

MWF

BC-130......... S............................... LAUKKANEN,K

0130p-0220p 01/07 11 BC-130......... S................................... MENNETT,M

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850

ADAPTIVE MOVEMENT FITNESS

0400p-0450p 01/11 10 BC-130......... OS..............$39.00...HARDENBURGE

$2.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850

GENTLE EXERCISE FOR BEGINNERS

0130p-0220p 01/07 11 BC-107......... OS..............$69.00.........WHIPPLE,M

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850

ZUMBA®

A workout program designed to tone and strengthen all major muscles groups of the body. Benches, bands, weights, will be utilized for added resistance. Provides instruction to develop total body tone, including strengthening and firming of stomach, legs, hips, thighs, arms and upper body.

34717

MWF

0500p-0550p 01/07 11 BC-130......... OSI.............$85.50.......MCNAMAR,T

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850E FITNESS BOOT CAMP

Start your day off right with a challenging workout suited to your personal fitness level. Designed to improve overall fitness with a focus on strength, cardio endurance and agility, packaged in a fun and friendly environment.

36764

MWF

0600a-0650a 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$85.50..............LESLIE,P

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850E BODY CONDITIONING

Focus on improving your overall fitness as you challenge yourself to achieve the changes you desire in a fun and motivating environment. Classes will include a variety of exercises that aim to increase strength, endurance and flexibility, with an emphasis on proper form.

38336

0600a-0720a 01/08 11 BC-130......... S................$88.50.......... MORGAN,J

38337

0830a-0920a 01/08 11 BC-130......... OS..............$72.00........... POZZESI,L

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850E BODY TONING

A workout program designed to tone and strengthen muscles. Benches, bands, weights, will be utilized for added resistance.

34716

1100a-1220p 01/08 11 BC-130......... OS..............$88.50....... SAMUELS,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

(See Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program description under Health CRN 37076)

37623

0730a-0820a 01/08 11 DOWN........... OS..............$72.00..........HANSEN,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

For individuals with developmental disabilities. Join in getting your heart rate up, with aerobics, light weight training and movement to music.

35581

0.850E STRENGTH AND TONE 1

0330p-0450p 01/07 11 BC-130......... S............................... LAUKKANEN,K

PE185G BODY CONDITIONING

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

PE185E INTERMEDIATE BALLET

INTERVAL CROSS TRAINING

Rise early to train with Downing's own Max Hansen. Gain muscular strength, endurance and cardiovascular stamina efficiently. Classes will include bursts of high intensity exercises and movement with breaks in between. Four options provided for each exercise, from light to vigorous, so no matter what your level of fitness, you will be encouraged in a supportive group atmosphere to reach your goal!

38332

PHYSICAL ED/HUMAN PERFORMANCE 33550

0.850

Zumba® is a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness program featuring easy to follow, lowimpact aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms. Latin and international dance music creates fun and even party-like classes. Achieve long term goals and benefits of improved agility, flexibility, cardio and muscular strength. Join the fun and feel the beat!

37716

MWF

0600p-0650p 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$85.50.... HALVORSON,R

38050

0300p-0350p 01/08 11 BC-130......... OS..............$72.00.........JOHNSON,T

0.850E CARDIO/STRENGTH CROSS-TRAINING

Enjoy a variety of exercises that emphasize cardio and strength. Basic kickboxing moves, core exercises, weight bearing and resistance training will tone muscles and improve your cardiovascular stamina, coordination, balance and flexibility. All fitness levels welcome - bring a friend.

36666

MWF

0830a-0920a 01/07 11 AMARTS....... OS..............$85.50.....HARTNEY-STR

36667

0830a-0920a 01/07 11 AMARTS....... OS..............$69.00.....HARTNEY-STR

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

ITV J K O P S

BENTON CENTER

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu Course # Title CRN

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

Course # Title CRN

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

0.850U KI-AIKIDO, BEGINNING

Teaching students to lead their opponents, moving together without colliding or fighting, the principles and practice of Ki-Aikido apply directly to dealing productively with people in daily life. Taught in a traditional dojo setting, this non-competitive martial art emphasizes safety and healthy exercise. Offered in partnership with the Oregon Ki Society.

37721

0700p-0850p 01/10 10 OREKI............ OS..............FREE......... PETERSON,W

$40.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850U TRADITIONAL JAPANESE KARATE

A beginner friendly program presenting this ancient art in a contemporary perspective. Based on the world renowned Shotokan style, this multi-faceted training system can be practiced for many reasons, including self-defense, fitness, movement as artistic expression or even as a social expression. No special equipment necessary.

38339

0600p-0720p 01/07 10 CKS............... OS..............$79.50............... HAND,R

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850U TAI CHI CHUAN

A form of movement, meditation and martial art that originated in China. It teaches mind/body harmony and how to cultivate our internal energy, chi. It accomplishes relaxation, provides relief from stress, promotes general health and at higher levels of achievement, is a very effective martial art. Co-taught by Scott Leibowitz AND Diane Leban.

34734

1000a-1150a 01/12 10 BC-130......... OS..............$69.00.......LEIBOWITZ,S

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850U TAI CHI GENTLE EXERCISE PROGRAM 0.850F CREATE YOUR FITNESS SCHEDULE

Create your own two or three-hour a week fitness program using any combination of noncredit Physical Education classes. Some classes do not apply; others may require instructor approval. Must register at Benton Center.

38416

TBA

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

38417

TBA

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

01/07 11 BC-130......... OKS............$72.00...............WHITE,J 01/07 11 BC-130......... OKS............$88.50...............WHITE,J

0.850O BETTER BONES & BALANCE®

Reap the benefits OSU Bone Research Lab studies have shown. This exercise program will significantly slow the rate of bone loss in adults of all ages. Improve your balance, flexibility and coordination, and see an increase in muscle tone and overall body fitness.

34723

MWF

0700a-0750a 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$85.50........... MORRIS,R

36103

MWF

0700a-0750a 01/07 11 CORVSR........ OS..............$85.50.. HOURMANESH-

34724

MWF

0800a-0850a 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$85.50........... MORRIS,R

34760

MWF

0800a-0850a 01/07 11 CORVSR........ OS..............$85.50....... SAMUELS,M

34725

MWF

1000a-1050a 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$85.50........KLINKNER,O

34727

MWF

1100a-1150a 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$85.50........... POZZESI,L

34726

TRS

0800a-0850a 01/08 11 CORVSR........ OS..............$87.00.........WHIPPLE,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850O CARDIO STRENGTH & BALANCE

If you want to build strength plus get a jump start on preventing the risk of osteoporosis, this is the class for you! The research-based Better Bones & Balance exercises will be bolstered by a total body strength routine.

36104

MWF

0900a-0950a 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$85.50........... POZZESI,L

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850S AEROBICS/TONING FOR SENIORS

An exercise program designed to condition the cardiovascular system, tone and strengthen muscles, and increase flexibility. Work at your own pace. Set to background music.

34728

0900a-1020a 01/08 11 CORVSR........ OS..............$88.50....... SAMUELS,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850S DANCE EXERCISE FOR SENIORS

Light exercise and simple dance movements for seniors. All are welcome regardless of movement ability.

34731

MWF

0900a-0950a 01/07 11 CORVSR........ OS..............$85.50....... SAMUELS,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850S MODIFIED EXERCISE WITH CHAIRS

Modified exercise for older adults: chair exercises, walking, limited dance movement and stretching. Open to all seniors.

34732

0900a-0950a 01/08 11 MEADOW...... OS..............$72.00..................KEIL,K

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

This Sun style Tai Chi program is safe and beneficial for those with chronic conditions or limited mobility and can reduce pain, stiffness and fatigue. Discover improved physical function, muscle strength, flexibility/mobility, and balance. Gentle class, ideal for any age and capability. No prior knowledge of Tai Chi is required. Led by Arthritis Foundation Certified Instructor.

38044

0230p-0320p 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$69.00.........WHIPPLE,M

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850Y PILATES

Influenced by movements and concepts of Joseph Pilates. Participants can expect to tone and strengthen the core muscles, increase flexibility, improve posture and balance. Each workout is adaptable to the student's own level and will include strengthening, stretching, breathing and relaxing.

34707

MWF

0130p-0220p 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$85.50........ MENNETT,M

38415

0500p-0550p 01/08 11 BC-130......... OS..............$70.50.............. KNOX,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850Y PILATES CORE CONCEPTS

A Pilates beginning level class that describes and executes basic concepts of Pilates movement, concentration and control for stronger backs, abdominals and improved fitness.

34762

0730a-0820a 01/08 11 BC-130......... OS..............$72.00.......ANDRESEN,K

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850Y CLASSICAL PILATES

This Pilates class teaches the classical approach to the mat work as taught by Joseph Pilates. The classical approach strengthens the body core, increases flexibility, stability, stamina, mental clarity and overall sense of well-being. Class requires previous knowledge of Pilates and good physical condition.

34708

0400p-0450p 01/08 11 BC-130......... OS..............$72.00.............. KNOX,M

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850Y HATHA YOGA

Increase strength and flexibility while learning tools to calm your mind and soothe your spirit. Learn yoga poses that develop balance, proper breathing, and relaxation techniques. Have fun and relax while also getting a good workout and reducing stress. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable workout clothes.

36273

0745a-0835a 01/07 11 FIRCON......... OS..............$69.00........... HERLIHY,L

38341

1200p-1250p 01/07 11 BC-130......... OS..............$69.00........... HERLIHY,L

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.850Y GENTLE YOGA

This slower paced yoga class covers the basics: aligning posture, improving flexibility, building strength, developing breath, relaxation and a calm, focused mind. Students will learn beginning level poses and ways to adapt them to meet physical limitations. May be taken as an on-going class. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and 2 firm blankets to class.

34706

1200p-0120p 01/11 10 BC-130......... OS..............$54.00........... HERLIHY,L

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BENTON CENTER

Course # Title CRN

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

0.850Y POWER YOGA (VINYASA)

Vinyasa Flow Yoga is based on flowing, dynamic sequences of movements which are synchronized with the breath and also includes static postures, balances and stretches. Increase strength, flexibility and endurance while improving circulation, balance and alignment/posture. Relax your mind, body and soul. All levels welcome. Bring yoga mat. Blanket and water bottle optional.

36165

0600p-0720p 01/08 11 BC-130......... OS..............$88.50.... LAUKKANEN,K

36166

0600p-0720p 01/08 11 BC-130......... OS..............$57.00.... LAUKKANEN,K

36167

0600p-0720p 01/10 11 BC-130......... OS..............$57.00.... LAUKKANEN,K

36612

0830a-0950a 01/12 10 BC-130......... OS..............$54.00.... LAUKKANEN,K

Course # Title CRN

37604

SS071

GS104 37256

PHYSICAL SCI: PRIN OF PHYSICS

MW F

37165

A-F

0830a-0950a 01/07 11 BC-207......... PS...........................................STAFF 0800a-0950a 01/11 11 BC-207...................................................................

PHY SCI: PRIN OF EARTH SCIENCE

TBA M

A-F

TBA 01/08 11 INTNET.......... INTNETS...........................ALFSEN,S 1000a-1050a 01/07 1 BC-246...................................................................

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

PH104 37267

DESCRIPTIVE ASTRONOMY

37207

SS072 37208 37209

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

GS106

37206

SS073 4

A-F

1000a-1220p 01/08 11 BC-207......... PS...........................................STAFF

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

SS074 37210

SS075 37211

PH211 36237

A-F

0430p-0620p 01/08 11 BC-204......... CPS............................ RAJABZADEH, 0200p-0450p 01/11 11 MH-114..................................................................

$10.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

37914

TR F

A-F

PNP

VOCABULARY IMPROVEMENT I

PNP

VOCABULARY IMPROVEMENT II

PNP

VOCABULARY IMPROVEMENT III

PNP

VOCABULARY IMPROVEMENT IV

PNP

VOCABULARY IMPROVEMENT V

PNP

0200p-0320p 01/07 11 BC-204...................................................GRIFFIN,R

VOCABULARY BASICS

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

TBA

11 BC-232......... POI...................................... EARLS,A 11 BC-232......... POI...................................... EARLS,A 11 BC-232......... POI...................................... EARLS,A 11 BC-232......... POI...................................... EARLS,A 11 BC-232......... POI...................................... EARLS,A 11 BC-232......... POI...................................... EARLS,A

0.310

FUNDAMENTALS OF ACTING

0430p-0620p 01/08 11 BC-204......... CPS............................ RAJABZADEH, 0500p-0750p 01/11 11 MH-114..................................................................

$10.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

PSYCHOLOGY

Experience an introduction to acting in a safe, friendly environment, designed for the nonprofessional. Discover your "inner performer" through exercises, improvisations, and study of monologues and 2-character scenes. Rod Davidson has been a professional actor for over 20 years in film, television and theatre. W

0700p-0850p 01/09 8

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS

TR F

THEATER

37082

PHYSICS

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

STUDY SKILLS

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

Starts

SOC206 SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND ISSUES

SS070

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

Credits Time

SOCIOLOGY

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

Day(s)

PRESCH........ OS..............$57.00....... DAVIDSON,R

VEHICLE SAFETY & OPERATION 0.440C DRIVER ED WITH PERMIT

Registration packets are available online at www.linnbenton.edu/driver-education and all centers one week prior to registration. This ODOT approved program includes mandated 30 hours classroom education, 3-hour parent/student orientation at first meeting, plus 12 hours on the road (6 hrs behind-the-wheel + 6 hrs driver observation). Required at registration: completed packet, fee, original and one photocopy of your driver permit. Class must be dropped 24 hours prior to start date for refund. Call 541 917-4840 with questions.

PSY203 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY

A-F

36108

M T

0600p-0850p 01/07 1 CHS-H2........ PJKS..........FREE..................DELAY,R 0600p-0850p 01/08 10 CHS-H2..................................................................

PSY215 INTRO DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

A-F

38433

W R

0600p-0850p 01/09 1 CHS-232....... PJKS..........FREE.......LUDINGTON, G 0600p-0850p 01/10 10 CHS-H2..................................................................

34633 34772

0630p-0920p 01/08 11 BC-244......................................................... VEE,G 0630p-0920p 01/10 11 BC-244......................................................... VEE,G

34111

RD115 36012

COLLEGE SUCCESS & READING STRATEGIES

OPT

ADVANCED COLLEGE READING & LEARNING STRA

OPT

MTWRF TR

1100a-1150a 01/07 11 BC-246......... P.......................................MARTIN,B 0600p-0750p 01/08 11 BC-209......... P.................................. DERMODY,M

RELIGION R101

34630

0.311

INTRO TO RELIGIOUS STUDIES

A CRITICAL INTRO TO GOSPEL LITERATURE

A-F

1200p-0120p 01/07 11 BC-244................................................... GOMAN,J

An introduction to New Testament and extra-canonical gospels and to critical, academic methods of Biblical studies. Learn to develop new ways of reading, become more familiar with culturally significant literature, and broaden your historical awareness.

38422

$259.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.902

READING RD090

$259.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0630p-0850p 01/08 10 BC-205......... OS..............$76.50........BUTTRICK,D

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

ITV J K O P S

DRIVER ED 18 & OVER

Registration packets available on-line at www.linnbenton.edu/driver-education and at all LBCC centers. Class must be dropped 24 hours prior to start date for refund. Call 541 917-4840 with questions.

36234

M T

0600p-0850p 01/07 1 CHS-H2........ JPKS..........FREE..................DELAY,R 0600p-0850p 01/08 10 CHS-H2..................................................................

38435

W R

0600p-0850p 01/09 1 CHS-232....... JPKS..........FREE.......LUDINGTON, G 0600p-0850p 01/10 10 CHS-H2..................................................................

$429.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $429.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.902B AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM

A classroom program designed to help develop and reinforce safe driving skills and techniques. Satisfactory completion may also qualify you for reduced auto insurance premiums (check with your insurance carrier). A $12 fee for AARP members or $14 fee for non-members is collected at the first class. Register at the Corvallis Senior Center, 2601 NW Tyler St. 766-6959.

35474 35475 35477

MT MT MT

0830a-1120a 01/07 1 0830a-1120a 02/04 1 0830a-1120a 03/04 1

CORVSR........ S................FREE..........SCHODORF,T CORVSR........ S................FREE.............. ROONEY,G CORVSR........ S................FREE.............. ROONEY,G

BENTON CENTER

541-757-8944 • bcinfo@linnbenton.edu Course # Title CRN

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition....................Instructor

WRITING

WR090 THE WRITE COURSE

A-F

WR095 COLLEGE WRITING FUNDAMENTALS

A-F

WR115 INTRO TO COLLEGE WRITING

A-F

WR115 INTRO TO COLLEGE WRITING: LAB

A-F

WR121 ENGLISH COMPOSITION

A-F

WR121 ENGLISH COMPOSITION: LAB

A-F

WR122 ENGLISH COMPOSTION: ARGUMENT/STYLE LAB

A-F

32381 34634 36508 31315 30542 34116 31316 31175

M TR T R

MWF R LAB TR R

LAB LAB

0500p-0650p 01/07 11 BC-206......... P........................................AGNEW,V 0500p-0550p 01/08 11 BC-209................................................................... 0100p-0250p 01/08 11 BC-205......... P................................. ANDERSON,L 0100p-0250p 01/10 11 BC-206................................................................... 0900a-0950a 01/07 11 BC-244......... PP........................................BUYS,W 0600p-0850p 01/10 11 BC-205......... PP....................................... MISITI,P LAB

01/07 11 BC-242......... PP........................................WYLIE,L

1100a-1220p 01/08 11 BC-234......... P.............................................STAFF 0600p-0850p 01/10 11 BC-104......... P.............................................STAFF LAB LAB

01/07 11 BC-242......... P..........................................WYLIE,L 01/07 11 BC-242......... P..........................................WYLIE,L

WR122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION: ARGUMENTATION

A-F

WR123 ENGLISH COMPOSITION: RESEARCH LAB

A-F

WR240 CREATIVE WRITING: NONFICTION

OPT

0.152

33870 33159 36115

LAB R

CRN

0.152

WR95, WR115 and WR 121 Courses Eligibility to enroll in WR 95, WR 115, and WR 121 courses is based on a demonstrated skill level through completing the appropriate prerequisite with a “C” grade or higher or by achieving an appropriate test score on the Computerized Placement Test (CPT). WR 115, WR 121, WR 122 and WR 123 Labs These labs are designed for mature students with schedules that prohibit them from attending a traditional class. Labs consist of independent study materials to supplement the text. All lab students are required to attend an orientation session. After the orientation, students meet with the instructor individually once per week. These sessions are held with the instructor at the center where you are registered. Materials are available at each campus. Please purchase materials at the center you are attending. Benton Center Lab Hours (BC 242) WR 115 (CRN 31315), WR 121 (CRN 31316), WR122 (CRN 31175), WR 123 (CRN 33159) Lab students are required to attend an orientation session. Orientation times for WR115, WR 121, WR122 and WR123 are Tuesday, Jan. 8............................noon –1:30 p.m.................................. BC 105 Tuesday, Jan. 8............................ 4 – 5:30 p.m....................................... BC 105 Thursday, Jan. 10........................ noon – 1:30 p.m................................ BC 105 Thursday, Jan. 10........................ 4 – 5:30 p.m....................................... BC 105 Lab Hours for Wylie Tuesday/Thursday....................... noon - 2 p.m...................................... BC 242 Tuesday/Thursday.......................4 – 6 p.m............................................. BC 242 36919

Course # Title

0400p-0650p 01/09 11 BC-209......... P....................................FLEMING,W LAB

01/07 11 BC-242......... P..........................................WYLIE,L

0630p-0920p 01/10 11 BC-234...................................................... RUCH,A

WRITE YOUR LIFE STORY

Your own life stories and those of your family members are treasures that need to be preserved as carefully as photos. Recall and recount family history in your narrative style with enhancement of detail, description and dialogue. Tips on publishing will enable you to submit articles or stories to magazines as fact or fiction.

34746

0130p-0320p 01/08 10 PEACE........... OS..............$69.00.............. SMITH,L

34747

0100p-0250p 01/11 10 CORVSR........ OS..............$69.00...... MCCAULEY,B

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED $3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

Day(s)

Credits Time

Starts

Grade

Wks Location............ Footnotes...... Tuition.................Instructor

BABY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE: WINTER POETRY

Cozy up this winter and enjoy reading and writing poetry with Ann. Explore "seasonal" poems and essays by a few of America's most beloved poets and essayists - Mary Oliver, William Stafford, Aldo Leopold - and some of its least known - Phillip Booth, Barbara Drake, Gary Hawk, Bruce Bowles. Join in the fun and polish your poetical skills.

38043

0100p-0250p 01/10 10 BC-205......... OS..............$69.00.............STALEY,A

$3.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

0.793

THE WRITERS' WORKROOM

For all skill levels. Whether for publication or family, improve your writing in a supportive critique group guided by the instructor. Find out about writers' events, contests and publishing opportunities. Several stories critiqued in this class have gone on to awards and publication. Instructors' own award-winning stories are published in numerous literary journals and anthologies. Her book-length manuscript, Seoul Survivor, is with her agent. BEFORE START OF TERM, CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FIRST CLASS MEETING. cclill@comcast.net.

34744

0600p-0920p 01/08 9

$5.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

BC-121......... OS..............$85.50........... AHRENS,L

RURAL BENTON COUNTY CLASSES Please see page 11 for class location key. ALSEA 9.948- LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR TODDLER

Offered in partnership with Rural Parenting Initiative/Strengthen Rural Families. An active participation class for parents and their toddlers/two-year-olds.$25.00 lab fee, payable to RPI in class only. Please call 541-929-2535 to register.

38423

0910a-1100a 01/09 10 ALSELB......... O................FREE.....................STAFF

PHILOMATH 9.948

LIVING & LEARNING W/ YOUR TODDLER

PNP

This 10-week class is for parents and their toddlers, and provides information, activities, songs and games focused on supporting children's development. Offered through the Rural Parenting Initiative/Strengthening Rural Families. Residents of Philomath School District pay a $25 lab fee; parents outside of this school district pay a $74 lab fee; all lab fees are payable to RPI in class only. To register, please call the RPI/SRF office at 541-929-2535.

34252

9.951

0910a-1100a 01/08 10 CLEMEN....... OI...............FREE............. BENNETT,S

LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR PRESCHOOLER

PNP

33313

M LAB

TBA LAB

$10.00 - LAB FEE REQUIRED

01/07 10 CLEMEN....... HLMSOI..............................CLARK,A 01/07 10 CLEMEN.................................................................

9.952- WHAT MAKES YOUR MIDDLE SCHOOLER TICK?

How can you help your child develop responsibility, stay engaged in school, and weather the social turmoil of these years - and do it all without power struggles? Learn these things and more in this class offered in partnership with Strengthening Rural Families. Cost is $25.00, payable to SRF in class only; dinner and child care are provided. Please call 541-929-2535 to sign up or for more information.

38080

0600p-0750p TBA

PHILMS........ O................FREE.................... RIES,P

SOUTH BENTON COUNTY 9.948- LIVE & LEARN WITH YOUR TODDLER

Offered in partnership with the Rural Parenting Initiative/Strengthening Rural Families and the Parent Enhancement Program. An active participation class for parents and their toddlers/twoyear-olds. $25.00 lab fee, payable to RPI in class only. Please call 541-929-2535 to register.

37685

0915a-1105a 01/11 10 MONRFS....... OI...............FREE.................. KLEIN,A