Shasta College Community Education Spring 2019 Catalog of Classes by shastacollege

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SPRING 2019

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

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HEALTH | PHOTOSHOP | TAXIDERMY

CONTENTS INVEST IN YOURSELF!

Explore the opportunities with Shasta College’s Community Education classes! GENERAL INFORMATION............................................................................................................. PAGE 6 • Registration and Policy Information COMPUTER CLASSES............................................................................................................. PAGE 8-12 • Computer Basics • Beginning Word 2016 • Intermediate Word 2016 • Beginning Excel 2016 • Intermediate Excel 2016 • Advanced Excel 2016 • Adobe Photoshop Unpacked • Computer Classes-Tehama »» Computer Basics for Beginners »» Beginning Word 2016 »» Beginning Excel 2016 COOKING – CUISINE ............................................................................................................ PAGE 13-14 • Cooking for Kids and Teens »» Homemade Pasta and Sauce »» Homemade Pizza »» Homemade Alfredo Pasta »» Homemade Italian Ciambella Dessert CREATIVE INTERESTS – DAY TRIPS ................................................................................... PAGE 15-18 • Calligraphy Classes »» Beginning Calligraphy »» Advanced Calligraphy • Beginning Taxidermy • Floral Design Classes »» Grow and Arrange Your Own Fresh Flowers »» The Art of Floral Design - Wedding Flowers »» The Art of Floral Design - Floral Design Basics • Day Trips »» San Francisco Flower Mart and San Francisco Flower & Garden Show at Historic Cow Palace »» Ashland Independent Film Festival »» Filoli Gardens »» De Young Museum »» Broadway Under the Stars FINANCE & BUSINESS.......................................................................................................... PAGE 19-20 • Making Government Benefits Work for You • Financial Survival for Retirement • How Tax Planning Changes Through Four Stages of Retirement • Cracking the Small Business Marketing Code

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CONTENTS HEALTH & FITNESS............................................................................................................... PAGE 21-25 • Shotokan Karate • Simple and Effective Self-Defense • Get Fit! • Introduction to Tai Chi • Aqua Aerobics • A Loving Approach to Dementia Care • Naturopathic Wisdom »» Optimizing Your Gut »» Optimizing Your Thyroid Function to Boost Your Energy HOME-BASED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.............................................................................. PAGE 28 • Make Extra Income as a Wholesale Auto Dealer Working from Home • $Monetize$ Websites, Blogs, and Social Media with 1000+ Affiliate Marketing Opportunities • Explore 250 Legitimate Home-Based Business Ideas INCIDENT SAFETY..................................................................................................................... PAGE 29 • Incident Safety Awareness for Hired Vendors NON-PROFIT MANAGEMENT..................................................................................................... PAGE 30 • Non-Profit Boards and Governance PARENTING................................................................................................................................ PAGE 32 • Parenting the Love and Logic Way® »» Session 1: Putting and End to Arguing, Back Talk, and Begging »» Session 2: Teaching Responsibility Without Losing Their Love »» Session 3: Setting Limits Without Waging War »» Session 4: Avoiding Power-Struggles: Sharing Control »» Session 5: Guiding Kids to Own and Solve Their Own Problems »» Session 6: Teaching Kids to Complete Chores Without Reminder or Pay PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.......................................................................................... PAGE 34-41 • Development Dimensions International Leadership Series »» DDI: Communicating for Leadership Success »» DDI: Your Leadership Journey »» DDI: Maximizing Team Performance »» DDI: Coaching for Peak Performance »» DDI: Building and Sustaining Trust »» DDI: Engaging and Retaining Talent • • • • • • •

OSHA 10 Certificate Acquiring New Skills for Conflict Management Connectivity: Respect and Communication Across A 40-Year-Wide Workforce Reimagining and Improving Social Culture of Organizations Customer Service Productivity & Time Management Find and Follow Your Callings

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CONTENTS SPORTS CAMPS................................................................................................................... PAGE 43-44 • Basketball Camp for Kids • Volleyball Camp WRITER'S CIRCLE ................................................................................................................ PAGE 45-47 • Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published • Explore 50 Different Self-Publishing Options • Meet the Agent/Publisher Q&A - Get Your Manuscript Critiqued • Going to Market • Story Idea to Submission • Easy Editing: Level 1 ADVERTISEMENTS Shasta College Enrollment - First Year Free....................................................................................... PAGE 2 BOLD & ACE Informational Sessions................................................................................................. PAGE 7 Trinity Campus Classes................................................................................................................. PAGE 12 Lean Processes....................................................................................................................... PAGE 26-27 Shasta College Health Sciences Programs...................................................................................... PAGE 31 ETP Information............................................................................................................................ PAGE 33 Shasta College Advanced Manufacturing Programs......................................................................... PAGE 39 Launch Your Career....................................................................................................................... PAGE 39 TWI- Training Within Industry......................................................................................................... PAGE 42

The Shasta-Tehama Trinity Joint Community College District (“Shasta College”) does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religious preference, age, disability (physical and mental), pregnancy (including pregnancy, childbirth, and medical conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth), gender identity, sexual orientation, genetics, military or veteran status or any other characteristic protected by applicable law in admission and access to, or treatment in employment, educational programs or activities at any of its campuses. Shasta College also prohibits harassment on any of these bases, including sexual harassment, as well as sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.

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GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION INFORMATION – WAYS TO REGISTER ONLINE – Visit www.shastacollege.edu/communityeducation. In the Community Education online catalog, click the links to view courses in each category. To register for a class, click the “Login” link. You can then select the course(s) you wish to take. Please note: if this is your first time using our online registration system, you will need to create a new account. You will be prompted through the registration process. In the future, you will not need to re-enter your information. TELEPHONE – Enrolling in classes is just a phone call away with your credit or debit card. Call us at (530) 242-7677. Please have the name of your class and credit card ready for prompt service. WALK-IN – Drop by our office and register for your class. We are located at: 1409 Market Street Promenade Redding, CA 96001 HOURS: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm SUMMER HOURS (June & July): Monday through Thursday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, Closed Fridays

PAYMENT FOR CLASSES – Payments for classes are due at the time of registration. We accept cash, check (personal, business, or online) as well as Visa, and Mastercard credit cards. Pre-registration is important. If we do not reach the minimum number of participants necessary to prevent a revenue loss, we reserve the right to cancel any class prior to the start date. Please note: class schedules are subject to change. CLASS CANCELLATION POLICY – We do not like to cancel classes; however, sometimes it is necessary to cancel before the first meeting when enrollments do not reach a minimum. If we do not have enough students registered for a class prior to its start date, it will be canceled. Every effort is made to notify registered students of the cancellation, by phone and/or by email. For this reason, we must have a current daytime phone number and email address on file. Your registration might be the one that enables the class to be held so REGISTER EARLY! PARKING – Parking passes are needed for all classes on the main campus. Day passes can be purchased at the kiosk in each parking lot for $2. Semester passes are available for $30 at the College Business Office or the Admissions Office. Passes are not needed on the weekends.

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COMPUTER CLASSES THESE SIX CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Facilitator: Gina Doll ETP = This program meets funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

COMPUTER BASICS

In this class you will learn the basic essentials of using a computer (MS Office 2016). Topics include: power on/off, components (monitor, CPU, storage), hardware and software, keyboard and mouse, operating systems, desktop icons, taskbar, start button, run programs, manipulate windows, customize your computer, file and photo management and storage, select text, cut/copy/paste functions, select multiple files, understand the Internet and using a web browser. DATE: FEBRUARY 26 - MARCH 7, 2019 Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm I Room 8208 $65 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee DATE: FEBRUARY 27 - MARCH 20, 2019 Wednesdays, 10:00am-12:00pm I Room 8111 $65 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

Gina Doll Facilitator

Gina Doll is an effective software instructor with over 11 years experience teaching Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook. She clearly explains computer and software components, features, and their implementation.

BEGINNING WORD 2016

Create, open, view, edit, save, print & navigate documents, configure Word, format text & paragraphs, format page numbering, spacing, headers, and footers, set tabs, add styles, and create & format tables. Prerequisites: To ensure your success in this course, you should have end-user skills with any current version of Windows®, including being able to start programs, switch between programs, locate saved files, close programs, and access websites using a web browser. To obtain this level of skill and knowledge, you can take the Computer Basics course. DATES: MARCH 12 – 21, 2019 Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm I Room 8208 | $85 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

INTERMEDIATE WORD 2016

ETP Document themes, borders, color, watermarks, charts, diagrams, pictures, templates, and proofing tools, add comments, track changes, use mail merge to create letters, envelopes, and labels.

Prerequisite: Beginning Word 2016 DATES: MARCH 26 – APRIL 4, 2019 Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm I Room 8208 | $85 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

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COMPUTER CLASSES

BEGINNING EXCEL 2016

Create and save a basic workbook, enter cell data, use Excel help, create worksheet formulas, insert functions, reuse formulas and functions, insert, delete, and adjust cells, columns, and rows, search for and replace data, use proofing and research tools, apply text and number formats, align cell contents, apply styles, themes, and basic conditional formatting, create and use templates, preview and print a workbook, set up the page layout, configure headers and footers, manage workbooks and workbook properties, manage worksheets and worksheet views, add borders and colors to worksheets, basic excel customization, keyboard shortcuts. Prerequisites: To ensure your success in this course, you should have end-user skills with any current version of Windows®, including being able to start programs, switch between programs, locate saved files, close programs, and access websites using a web browser, all taught in the Computer Basics course. DATES: APRIL 9 – 25, 2019 (No classes held on the 16th & 18th, Spring Break) Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm I Room 8208 | $85 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

INTERMEDIATE EXCEL 2016

ETP Work with logical, date/time, text, and specialized functions; use array formulas; work with graphical objects, sort and filter data, query data with database functions, outline and subtotal data; create and modify tables, apply intermediate and advanced conditional formatting; create, modify, and format charts, use advanced chart features; create pivot tables, analyze pivot table data, present data with pivot charts, filter data by using timelines and slicers; keyboard shortcuts.

Prerequisite: Beginning Excel 2016 DATES: APRIL 30 - MAY 9, 2019 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm I Room 8208 | $85 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

ADVANCED EXCEL 2016

ETP In this course you will learn to: work with multiple worksheets and workbooks, use Lookup functions and formula auditing, share and protect workbooks, automate workbook functionality, create sparklines and map data, and forecast data. This course builds off of the intermediate knowledge presented in the Intermediate Microsoft® Office Excel® 2016 course which is necessary to take full advantage of this advanced course.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Excel 2016 DATES: MAY 14 - 23, 2019 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm I Room 8208 | $85 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

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COMPUTER CLASSES THESE CLASSES MEET AT: COURSE SERIES

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8111 | Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm I 6-Weeks $198 (for the series) | Facilitator: Mark Soderwall

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP UNPACKED

ETP With over 15+ years of professional Photoshop experience, your instructor will deliver the best of Photoshop in just 6 powerful weeks! Students will start with easy foundational tools then begin leveling in to more powerful techniques and fun hands on projects! Even if you just want to expand your knowledge in Photoshop or utilize it for career or personal business advancement, get started today using Photoshop to build your success story!

WEEK 1: WORK AREA AND TOOLS IMAGE CORRECTIONS DATES: FEBRUARY 26 & 28, 2019

WEEK 2: WORKING WITH SELECTIONS WORKING WITH LAYERS DATES: MARCH 5 & 7, 2019

WEEK 3: FAST FIXES CREATING MASKS AND CHANNELS DATES: MARCH 12 & 14, 2019

WEEK 4: TYPOGRAPHIC DESIGN VECTOR DRAWING TECHNIQUES DATES: MARCH 19 & 21, 2019

Mark Soderwall Facilitator

From Star Wars video game Art Direction to The Matrix, Terminator and Marvel, movie to game adaptations - Mark Soderwall has an unprecedented 25 years of professional visual creation. While still very much an influencer and mentor in the creative field of video game development, Mark has pivoted his professional focus to leveling up the skills, techniques and career advancement of digital creatives in electrifying digital courses and visual storytelling workshops! A serial entrepreneur with 2 creative businesses, Mark now lectures and instructs worldwide at colleges, conferences and speaking events at TedX. Mark now enjoys empowering talents and creatives in the world of visual techniques and digital creation magic.

WEEK 5: ADVANCED COMPOSITING PAINTING WITH MIXER BRUSH DATES: MARCH 26 & 28, 2019

WEEK 6: EDITING VIDEO INSIDE PHOTOSHOP WORKING WITH CAMERA RAW DATES: APRIL 2 & 4, 2019

Required for All Classes! 10

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COMPUTER CLASSES-TEHAMA

THESE CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Tehama Campus, 770 Diamond Ave., Red Bluff Room 7114 | 4-Wednesdays, 6:00â&#x20AC;&#x201C;8:00pm | Facilitator: Gina Doll

COMPUTER BASICS FOR BEGINNERS

In this class you will learn the basic essentials of using a computer (MS Office 2016). Topics include: power on/off, components (monitor, CPU, storage), hardware and software, keyboard and mouse, operating systems, desktop icons, taskbar, start button, run programs, manipulate windows, customize your computer, file and photo management and storage, select text, cut/copy/paste functions, select multiple files, understanding the Internet and using a web browser. DATES: MARCH 6, 13, 20, 27, 2019 $70 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

BEGINNING WORD 2016

In this class you will learn the basic essentials of Microsoft Word (MS Office 2016) to increase your productivity at work, school, or home.

Gina Doll Facilitator

Gina Doll is an effective software instructor with over 8 years experience teaching Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook. She clearly explains computer and software components, features, and their implementation.

Prerequisites: To ensure your success in this course, you should have end-user skills with any current version of WindowsÂŽ, including being able to start programs, switch between programs, locate saved files, close programs, and access websites using a web browser. To obtain this level of skill and knowledge, you can take the Computer Basics course. DATES: APRIL 3, 10, 24 & MAY 1, 2019 $90 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

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COMPUTER CLASSES-TEHAMA BEGINNING EXCEL 2016

Create and save a basic workbook, enter cell data, use Excel help, create worksheet formulas, insert functions, reuse formulas and functions, insert, delete, and adjust cells, columns, and rows, search for and replace data, use proofing and research tools, apply text and number formats, align cell contents, apply styles, themes, and basic conditional formatting, create and use templates, preview and print a workbook, set up the page layout, configure headers and footers, manage workbooks and workbook properties, manage worksheets and worksheet views, add borders and colors to worksheets, basic excel customization, keyboard shortcuts. Prerequisites: To ensure your success in this course, you should have end-user skills with any current version of WindowsÂŽ, including being able to start programs, switch between programs, locate saved files, close programs, and access websites using a web browser, all taught in the Computer Basics course. DATES: MAY 8, 15, 22, 29, 2019 $90 (4 Lessons) + $10 Materials Fee

Trinity Campus

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Classroom Near You! Shasta College Community Education classes will be offered at the Weaverville campus starting in the spring of 2019. Class offerings and schedules will be posted for viewing and for online registration in the Community Education Online Catalog beginning February 1, 2019. To view Community Education classes being offered, visit our website at www.ShastaCollege.edu/CommunityEducation

Shasta College Trinity Campus 30 Arbuckle Court Weaverville, CA 96093 For additional information or assistance with registration, contact the Community Education office at (530) 242-7677 | Comm-Ed@ShastaCollege.edu

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COOKING - CUISINE

COOKING FOR KIDS AND TEENS

THESE CLASSES MEET AT: Tantardini’s European Bakery-Deli, 2931 Churn Creek Road, Redding Fridays, 6:00-8:00pm I Facilitators: Diego and Deborah Tantardini I $50 per session

Learning to cook at a young age will help make kids aware of their potential and ability to cook. Developing their skills for cooking will give them the tools they need to prepare healthy food so they don’t have to be a slave to eating out of the box. Kids will have fun, learn, and bring home great recipes that will impress family and friends. Maybe your kids will even treat you to a meal or two along the way. These classes are hands on. Kids will learn how to make everything from scratch and learn safety in the kitchen. They will gain confidence in their skills as they explore culinary possibilities. The classes are held in the Tantardini commercial kitchen and everything is provided. Each class will feature delicious food and participants will get to eat the dish that was made. The instructors, Diego and Deborah Tantardini, are not only talented chefs but mentors and parents who love to share their passion for food! Give your kids a valuable and meaningful experience that will teach them skills they can build on throughout their lives. The Tantardini’s hearts’ desire is to see young kids taking control of their food choices by having the basic tools to cook.

HOMEMADE PASTA AND SAUCE

How to cook a pasta dish along with a basic red sauce, we will add the secrets of how make that sauce different every time so kids will have the opportunity to be creative in their own way.

Diego and Deborah Tantardini Facilitators

Diego and Deborah Tantardini are native Italians. They moved to Redding from Italy in 2012. They are the owners of Tantardini’s European Bakery and Deli, an Italian landmark in the Redding area.

DATE: MARCH 15, 2019 (for 8-12 year olds) DATE: MARCH 29, 2019 (for 13-17 year olds)

HOMEMADE PIZZA

Want to learn how to make pizza? The basic way to transform a tortilla into a fantastic pizza, with the twist of the real Italian homemade pizza sauce! DATE: APRIL 12, 2019 (for 8-12 year olds) DATE: APRIL 26, 2019 (for 13-17 year olds)

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COOKING - CUISINE HOMEMADE ALFREDO PASTA

Alfredo pasta made easy! Learn how to make this famous and delicious Alfredo sauce in the easiest way so you can impress family and friends! DATE: MAY 10, 2019 (for 8-12 year olds) DATE: MAY 24, 2019 (for 13-17 year olds)

HOMEMADE ITALIAN CIAMBELLA DESSERT

Delicious Italian Ciambella dessert. Want to bake an easy and fast dessert with few ingredients from scratch? This class is for you! We will also garnish the cake providing you the tools to personalize it as you like it! DATE: JUNE 7, 2019 (for 8-12 year olds) DATE: JUNE 21, 2019 (for 13-17 year olds)

CUSTOMIZED TRAINING - BRIDGING THE SKILLS GAP

To learn more about how we can bring this training to you, please call the Shasta College Community/Contract Education office. R PHONE: (530) 339-3663 EMAIL: Comm-Ed@ShastaCollege.edu

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Our trainings are customized for your business: • We offer flexible hours, minimizing downtime • We deliver targeted training to improve employee performance • We provide on-site or off-site training • Training is affordable and cost-efficient

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Shasta College Contract Education offers to employers (private and public sector) cost-effective, targeted training that is relevant and performance based. We provide a wide variety of comprehensive professional development training programs that will improve employee performance. We provide interactive modules designed to address scenarios that occur in your business setting ensuring your employees can immediately apply to their job what they have learned.

CREATIVE INTERESTS THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8109 I 2-Tuesdays, 5:30-8:30pm Facilitator: Diana Hamar I $79 per session (2 Lessons per session)

BEGINNING CALLIGRAPHY

Spring is a great time to learn how to use calligraphy to make your own holiday invitations, place cards and greeting cards. Come learn the basics of simple calligraphic italic style alphabet. This is a beginning class to learn basic calligraphic techniques. Only felt tip calligraphic pens of any color (size 3.5) may be used in class. Please bring your own calligraphic paper for practice. Left handers are welcome, but will need patience in developing a different approach to writing. DATES: MARCH 19 & 26, 2019

ADVANCED CALLIGRAPHY

This advanced calligraphy class assumes that you have learned the basics of calligraphy in terms of how to correctly hold the pen, form the basic italic alphabet and learned to use the guidelines for correct letter angle and proportion. Other alphabets and calligraphic styles will be demonstrated, along with various ways to embellish lettering. Only felt tip calligraphic pens of any color and size may be used in this class. Please bring your own calligraphic paper for practice. Left handers are welcome, but will need patience in developing a different approach to writing.

Diana Hamar Facilitator

Diana Hamar spent many years as a professional illustrator and calligrapher in the Sacramento area before coming to Redding. Because the demand from a variety of communities was high for calligraphy, she was challenged to develop many techniques and uses for this skill.

DATES: APRIL 2 & 9, 2019

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 1201 | 10-Weeks | Thursdays, 6:00-10:00pm Facilitator: Joe Zustak | $198 (includes materials fee)

BEGINNING TAXIDERMY

This course is an introduction to the art of taxidermy dealing specifically with the taxidermy of birds. The course will include discussions on collecting specimens, the use of relevant materials and supplies, and Fish and Game laws that pertain to the practice of taxidermy. Students will learn how to skin, prepare, and preserve bird skins as well as how to position, mount and paint them. Habitat materials and composition will be discussed and applied. Each student will learn museum quality techniques; skinning, fleshing, wiring, cleaning, mounting and grooming their own bird to take home with them at the end of the lesson. Students will receive maximum step-by-step attention from the instructor to obtain the best end results. Bird specimens are provided or students can provide their own specimen if so desired. In addition to the specimens, all supplies and needed tools will be provided and are included in the class fee. This course is ideal for those wanting to learn the basics or would like to preserve a life-like memento of a recent hunt. DATES: MARCH 14 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; MAY 23, 2019 (No class April 18th, Spring Break) Due to planning requirements, please register by March 1, 2019. However, we will continue to take registrations up to the start of class if there is still room.

Joe Zustak Facilitator

Joe has been a student of taxidermy since 1968. He has taught beginning and intermediate taxidermy at Shasta College since 1989. Several of his former students have gone on to start their own taxidermy businesses. Joe has been a fisheries biologist for the Forest Service since 1982 and presently works for the Shasta Lake Ranger District. Prior to that, he worked as a Cetacean Biologist for the National Marine Fisheries Service for 2 years. He is currently the inland zone fisheries program manager for the Shasta Trinity National Forest.

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CREATIVE INTERESTS THESE CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Building 4500 (Farm) I Wednesdays, 6:00-9:00pm I Facilitator: Darlene Montgomery

GROW AND ARRANGE YOUR OWN FRESH FLOWERS

Daydreaming of springtime days and beautiful fresh flowers and plants? You will banish those bleak days of winter by planning for your own cutting garden, and arranging fresh flowers and plants for fun! You will learn gardening basics while exploring gardens of the world. Hands on projects include, a living fairy garden, natural settings floral design, blooming moss baskets, and gardenesque-style floral creations. DATES: JANUARY 23 – FEBRUARY 13, 2019 $148 (4 Lessons)

THE ART OF FLORAL DESIGN WEDDING FLOWERS

This four-week class will focus on the trends, styles, and floral design techniques for today’s weddings. Along with the proper care and handling of fresh flowers and their identification, learn to create the different styles of wedding bouquets, corsages, and centerpieces that are popular today. Join the fun and learn to create your own wedding flowers. You don’t need to have had any prior training in floristry or flower arranging.

Darlene Montgomery Facilitator

A native to Redding, Darlene has worked in the world of flowers professionally for over 35 years. She is a floral judge, and a Certified California Florist who enjoys sharing her love of flowers.

DATES: FEBRUARY 27 – MARCH 20, 2019 $148 (4 Lessons)

THE ART OF FLORAL DESIGN FLORAL DESIGN BASICS

Learn the basics of everyday floral design with fresh flowers. Care and handling, design styles and techniques, and identification of some of the more commonly used cut flowers in floristry. Four weeks of fun, spring flowers, and floral designs in every class! Styles included are Ikebana, Formal-linear, English Garden, and Natural Landscape. Welcome in spring with fresh floral designs that you create! DATES: APRIL 1 – MAY 1, 2019 (No class April 17th, Spring Break) $148 (4 Lessons)

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CREATIVE INTERESTS-DAY TRIPS

DAY TRIPS LEAVE FROM & RETURN TO:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding - North Parking Lot TRIPS FILL FAST - SIGN UP TODAY! I Host: Darlene Montgomery Please Note: the bus will NOT be making a dinner stop on the way back.

SAN FRANCISCO FLOWER MART AND SAN FRANCISCO FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW AT HISTORIC COW PALACE

We start our trip by visiting and enjoying a shopping spree at the SF Flower Mart. SFFM is the one-stop floral source for Northern California. Buy fresh flowers and/or plants for your home. Over 50 individual vendors provide a wide variety of flowers and plants to purchase. Variety is what sets SFFM apart from all others. After shopping at SFFM, we will travel to the SF Flower & Garden Show at Historic Cow Palace. • Stroll through gorgeous designer gardens, with artfully arranged plants, trees, and flowers in full bloom. • See the designs and watch the demonstrations by world-class floral designers. • Discover how to create your own remarkable garden with hands-on demonstrations and inspiring seminars. • Meet professional gardeners and nursery owners who can answer all your questions…and help solve those nagging problems. • Browse a wide selection of specialty shops featuring unique flowers, plants, gifts, tools, and more. • Learn how to grow and prepare fresh, home-grown food. • You can attend the show or be part of it! Either way, you won’t want to miss it. Be sure to be there! DATE: MARCH 22, 2019 Friday, 6:00am-9:00pm I $90 (includes ticket of admission) Due to planning requirements, please register by March 6, 2019. Trips fill fast - sign up today!

ASHLAND INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL

The Ashland Independent Film Festival (AIFF) is five days of the highest quality independent film in this historic town the Washington Post called "a dream you'll never want to leave." Every spring, Southern Oregon is buzzing with the excitement of the AIFF. Over 7000 film lovers gather at the art-deco Varsity Theatre, the Historic Ashland Armory, and other venues to watch over 100 documentary, feature, and short films in five days. The Ashland Independent Film Festival: Celebrating the diversity of human experience through the art of independent film—enriching, educating and inspiring audiences of all ages. DATE: APRIL 13, 2019 Saturday, 6:00am-9:00pm I $85 (includes ticket of admission) Due to planning requirements, please register by March 27, 2019. Trips fill fast - sign up today!

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CREATIVE INTERESTS-DAY TRIPS FILOLI GARDENS

Gardeners, flower lovers, history buffs, you won’t want to miss this day trip to Filoli Gardens in Woodside, South San Francisco. Filoli Gardens is recognized as one of the finest remaining country estates of the early 20th century. Filoli welcomes the public to this remarkable 654-acre property, including the 54,000 square foot Georgian country house and spectacular 16-acre English Renaissance garden. It is also a historic site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Following the tour, we will enjoy a leisurely no-host lunch at the Filoli Cafe, shop the delightful gift shop for a memento, and return home – leaving the driving to us! Double your fun, bring a friend or fellow gardener. This also makes a great Mother's Day gift! DATE: MAY 11, 2019 Saturday, 6:00am-7:00pm I $85 (includes ticket of admission) Due to planning requirements, please register by April 20, 2019 Please Note: the bus will not be making a dinner stop on the way back.

DE YOUNG MUSEUM

Join us on a day trip to the San Francisco Bouquets to Art exhibit at the de Young Museum. We will enjoy an afternoon at the de Young Museum and take in the incredible show of Bouquets to Art, where art and nature come together to spectacular effect. Bay Area floral artisans are chosen to interpret an art piece from the permanent art collection in fresh flowers. Always amazing and a visual treat for anyone that appreciates art or fresh flowers or both! Don’t miss this one! DATE: JUNE 7, 2019 Friday, 7:00am-8:00pm I $85 (includes ticket of admission) Due to planning requirements, please register by May 15, 2019 Please Note: the bus will not be making a dinner stop on the way back.

BROADWAY UNDER THE STARS

Join the thousands that have been delighted and inspired by Transcendence Theatre Company’s award-winning BROADWAY UNDER THE STARS performances in Sonoma Valley's Jack London State Historic Park. This series of performances set amongst the vineyards of Wine Country begins with two and a half hours of pre-show picnicking, music and wine on the property where Jack London lived and wrote many of his famous books. The evening culminates in a sensational performance of the Broadway musical "A Chorus Line" in the park's breathtaking open air winery ruins as the sun goes down and the stars and moon overhead begin to shine. Delight in accomplished entertainers from Broadway and beyond, singing and dancing under the stars, in an evening of inspirational entertainment that Huffington Post declared "...the most unforgettable evening of my summer." DATE: JUNE 22, 2019 Depart: Saturday, 1:00pm | Return: Sunday, 1:30am Pre-show picknicking begins: 5:00pm Performance begins: 7:30pm $128 (includes ticket of admission) Due to planning requirements, please register by May 15, 2019 Please Note: the bus will not be making a dinner stop on the way back.

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FINANCE & BUSINESS THESE THREE CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8104 | Facilitator: Ric Komarek, CFP®

MAKING GOVERNMENT BENEFITS WORK FOR YOU

As you approach retirement, it is more important than ever to understand the role that Social Security benefits can and should play in your overall retirement income plan. This class explains what you need to know about Medicare in simple, practical terms. It includes a description of today’s Medicare health plan choices including original Medicare and Medicare Advantage. DATE: MARCH 6 OR APRIL 10, 2019 Wednesday, 6:00-8:00pm | $25 Single/$30 Married Couple

Ric Komarek CFP® Facilitator

Richard is the co-host of the hit Radio Show, “Retirement Lifestyles with Patrick McNally” which is Shasta and Tehama Counties’ premier resource for residents over the age of 50. He successfully completed Kaplan University’s CFP ® Board-Registered Certificate in Financial Planning.

FINANCIAL SURVIVAL FOR RETIREMENT

This 2-part course teaches you fundamental principles to ensure your money lasts. You’ll learn how to better manage investments, plan for catastrophe, develop an income plan that can provide income security for life, protect your life savings from investment mistakes, and reduce taxes on IRA/401K distributions. Update: Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and annuities. Additional investment information added based on participants’ feedback. DATE: MARCH 12 & 19 OR APRIL 16 & 23, 2019 2-Tuesdays, 6:00-8:00pm | $49 Single/$59 Married Couple (2 Lessons per Session)

HOW TAX PLANNING CHANGES THROUGH FOUR STAGES OF RETIREMENT KEY #1: You have to know what your “after-tax” retirement savings picture looks like BEFORE retiring. KEY #2: Social Security and Medicare have their own "tax traps" and you need to plan for them, too. KEY #3: The timing of when you tap various savings throughout four different phases of your retirement life impacts your tax rate and must be managed. KEY #4: You must have a “Retirement Tax Strategy” that manages your assets for an “optimal draw down” so you pay as few taxes as necessary. DATE: FEBRUARY 26 OR MARCH 26, 2019 2-Thursdays, 6:00-8:00pm | $25 Single/$30 Married Couple (2 Lessons per Session)

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THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8109 | Facilitator: Kate Bourland

CRACKING THE SMALL BUSINESS MARKETING CODE

Do you need a change in your business? Do you need to better understand how to effectively market your business? This small business marketing intensive will explore best practices and practical applications to help you consistently market and attract clients and customers for your small business. You’ll discover the why behind the how….if you understand the “why”, the how falls into place. You’ll get simple answers to your biggest marketing problems. • • • •

What is a good marketing investment and what is a waste of your money. How and why to set up a marketing calendar. The 5 rules of Social Media. Understand why marketing is the key to leverage time, growth and income for your small business. Build a simple, long-term marketing plan that gives your business direction. You’ll finally understand how it all fits together and be able to take real, concrete action to effectively market and grow your business. DATE: MARCH 15, 2019 Friday, 8:30-4:00pm | $75

Kate Bourland Facilitator

Kate is the Founder of Marketing Understood providing strategy and skills for the contemporary business. She provides education and tools to help you thrive in the noisy world of business today. Her goal is to help you cut through the confusion and focus on what matters so that you can stop struggling and move forward. While her 20+ years of experience can help any business, her passion is "Purpose After 50" and helping second career and retirees develop lifestyle businesses that will fund a life of joy, purpose and connection.

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HEALTH & FITNESS THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 1840 - Dance Studio

SHOTOKAN KARATE

Shotokan Karate, the authentic traditional karate for the mind, body and spirit!! Don’t miss this 8-week class of Shotokan Karate for teens and adults. Get stronger physically and mentally!! The class teaches basics including stances, blocks, punches and kicks; Kata forms and sparring focused on the courageous mind! Instructors are Hiroko Mori (5th Degree Black Belt) and Brad Marsh (4th Degree Black Belt) of Shotokan Karate of America. For men and women ages 13 and up. DATES: JANUARY 24 – MARCH 21, 2019 Mondays & Thursdays, 7:00-8:30pm I $75 per session DATES: MARCH 25 – MAY 23, 2019 (No class Apr. 15th & 18th, Spring Break) Mondays & Thursdays, 7:00-8:30pm I $75 per session DATES: JUNE 3 – AUGUST 5, 2019 (No class June 13th, 17th & July 4th) Mondays & Thursdays, 7:00-8:30pm I $75 per session

Brad Marsh Facilitator

Brad started karate training during college at Colorado State University in 1979 in Physical Education classes. While training under different styles Brad began training in 2000 in the Shotokan Ohshima method under Hiroko Mori, Godan (5th Degree Black Belt), and was awarded rank of Yodan in 2016 by Ohshima Sensei. Brad has been leading practices and teaching classes at Redding Shotokan Karate since 2002.

Hiroko Mori Facilitator

SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE SELF-DEFENSE

Don’t be a victim! Learn how to protect yourself and be safe!! This workshop focuses on awareness, how to escape, and simple/effective fighting techniques both standing and on the ground. A hands-on workshop taught by female instructor Hiroko Mori, (5th Degree Black Belt) of Shotokan Karate of America. This workshop is for ages 9 and up. Bring your family with you! Bring a partner so you can continue to practice what you have learned in class, although some of the throws are not encouraged to practice at home without supervision. Please come to class wearing clothes you are comfortable moving in.

Hiroko Mori started training in Shotokan Karate of America in 1985. She has been teaching Karate since 1987. She was promoted to Godan, (5th Degree Black Belt), by Ohshima Shihan in August 2018. This is the highest rank attainable in Shotokan Karate of America. Hiroko trained in Jujitsu for 3 years, and in Kendo since 2003. Hiroko has been traveling across the US and Canada, teaching women’s self-defense classes since 1991.

Parental consent, in writing, signed and dated, is needed for those under the age of 18. DATES: MARCH 23, 2019 Saturday, 9:30am – 12:00pm I $25 (ages 9-12)/$30 (ages 13-up)

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HEALTH & FITNESS THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 1840 - Dance Studio | Facilitator: Rhonda Nelson

GET FIT!

A total body workout, this class will be broken down into three sections. It begins with a calorie burning cardio program set to fun, energizing music. Next, the students will tone and shape the body with simple strength and core exercises. The final part of the class will be a combination of yoga and stretching poses designed to de-stress the body and get rid of those little aches and pains. Overall, the class is a complete body workout that will help students shed unwanted pounds and become stronger while learning to relax and unwind. DATE: JANUARY 22, 2019 – MAY 16, 2019 Tuesdays/Thursdays, 5:20-6:20pm I $80 DATE: JUNE 18, 2019 – AUGUST 6, 2019 (SUMMER SESSION) Tuesday Evenings, 5:20-6:20pm I $30

Rhonda Nelson Facilitator

Rhonda Nelson has been in the fitness industry for over 35 years. She teaches all forms of aerobics, step, weights, rhythm drumming, pilates, and yoga. She is a personal trainer and has taught many students to become fitness instructors over the years. Her specialty is in teaching lifetime fitness to all who attend her popular group fitness classes. Her positive attitude is infectious, and she makes working out enjoyable and effective for all who attend.

INTRODUCTION TO TAI CHI

This is an opportunity to learn China’s most revered exercise for health and longevity! In this introductory class you will learn the basic principles of Tai Chi’s slow moving and gentle exercises which are known for promoting relaxation, improving body awareness, balance, flexibility, and reducing stress. Age or physical condition is not a factor in learning Tai Chi. Students may repeat this class as often as they would like. Please come to class wearing clothes you are comfortable moving in. DATES: FEBRUARY 20 – APRIL 26, 2019 Wednesdays/Fridays, 7:00-8:00pm I $59

Michel Czehatowski Facilitator

Michel began studying Yang Family (or Yang Style) Tai Chi in 1975. He is proficient in the Single and Double movement forms (two person partner forms) of Tai Chi. His teachings promote and emphasize softness (relaxation) and listening (awareness). He enjoys sharing his knowledge of Tai Chi, health, and Chinese culture with others.

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HEALTH & FITNESS THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Pool | Facilitator: Elaine Vrismo

AQUA AEROBICS

Aqua aerobics is a class where you can have fun while swimming laps, running in the water and doing water exercises that focus on arms and legs. This exciting class is done through water exercises with jumping, leaping, running, and using exercises with fun noodles. Come and have lots of fun exercising and socializing in the heated pool at Shasta College. Aerobic exercises include: exercises that emphasize arm and leg strength; focus on aerobic endurance, such as frog jumps and running in the water; use of water exercise equipment, such as fun noodles and water weights.

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HEALTH & FITNESS

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8104 | Facilitator: Laura Wayman

A LOVING APPROACH TO DEMENTIA CARE

The course content applies to the specific program type and Core of Knowledge Guideline directly relating to dementia care and Alzheimer behavior management, raising dementia-awareness, specialized communications, dementia specific dining, dementia-aware activities, and care provider self-care awareness training. This course directly relates to the care and supervision of residents in a RCFE, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, or homebound setting. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #CEP16502, for four (4) Contact Hours. DATE: MARCH 29, 2019 Friday, 8:00-12:00pm I $65

Laura Wayman Facilitator

Laura Wayman holds an A. A. in Gerontology, Certificate in Gerontology and Certified as a Social Service Designee, C.E.O. of The Dementia Whisperers, Inc. She has over twenty five years of experience in, and a strong dedication to, quality aging. She is a professional dementia care consultant and a sought-after speaker on dementia and issues of aging.

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HEALTH & FITNESS NATUROPATHIC WISDOM

THESE CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Tuesdays, 6:00-8:00pm I Room 8220 Facilitator: Dr. June E. Stevens, N.D. $29-Single/$32-Couple per session (includes materials fees)

Empowering individuals to become active participants in their own health by providing attendees with the latest scientific information for alternative healthcare options and using “Food (Nutrition) as Medicine.”

OPTIMIZING YOUR GUT

Without optimal gastric pH our overall health suffers. Do you or someone you care about suffer with symptoms of reflux, heartburn or indigestion? What about “Silent GERD?” Join Dr June Stevens as she addresses the natural approaches to restoring your gut health, including a plan to titrate off proton pump inhibitor medications. DATE: MARCH 12, 2019

Dr. June E. Stevens, N.D. Facilitator

Dr. June Steven’s N.D. healthcare career path began in the United States Navy working as a registered nurse followed by pursing her true passionNaturopathic Medicine. She received her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, AZ and completed her residency program in Scottsdale, AZ. She also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing from the University of Southern Maine, a Master’s Degree in Nutritional Biochemistry from the University of South Florida, College of Medicine as well as, an Advanced Fellowship in Anti-Aging and Functional Medicine.

OPTIMIZING YOUR THYROID FUNCTION TO BOOST YOUR ENERGY

Would you like to have more energy? Are you or someone you care about suffering with fatigue, lack of energy, weight challenges or loss for “zest” in life? Thyroid dysfunction is likely a major contributing factor and unfortunately millions of us are suffering in silence – even those who are actually taking thyroid medication. Join Dr. June Stevens ND as she shares with you the complete picture of “thyroid health” and why standard lab testing (which does not routinely evaluate for Free T3, Reverse T3 and Thyroid Antibody profiles) falls short of adequately and accurately detecting “thyroid dysfunction DATE: MAY 14, 2019

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Available to Shasta, Tehama, and Trinity County businesses in the spring and summer of 2019. Specific details on dates/times, location, and pricing will be made available on the Shasta College Community Education website in the online catalog. To view the online catalog visit www.ShastaCollege.edu/CommunityEducation. These trainings can also be customized by request and delivered on-site. IMPORTANT NOTE: Would you like to receive these employee training programs subsidized by ETP Funding? These programs meet funding criteria for ETP eligible employers. To find out more about ETP Funding and how to qualify, contact the Community/Contract Education office at (530) 339-3663 or email, Comm-Ed@shastacollege.edu.

COMPLIANCE, QUALITY & SAFETY – CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT LEAN PRINCIPLES The key to Lean implementation is recognizing the difficulty in seeing waste and in applying appropriate steps to reduce it. This 7-hour session focuses on introducing Lean Thinking as a methodology for identifying and eliminating non-value-added or wasteful elements in an organization. It will help participants define and understand the different types of waste that exist in an organization as viewed by customers.

WORKPLACE ORGANIZATION 7S Customers, employees and suppliers can tell a well-run organization without a narrated tour. The visual clues are everywhere. Establishing simple visual controls is one of the most important elements of becoming a Lean and Green Enterprise. 7S reduces the opportunities to make errors and help highlight, at an early stage, potential delays and disruptions and drives an organization to becoming green at the grassroots level. 7S is much more than “a place for everything and everything in its place.” 7S consists of seven principles to make people highly efficient, effective and greener in performing their work. This one-day session will provide the participants with the principles of 7S.

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Business Process Mapping is one of the most important tools in identifying process improvement and green opportunity. In this 2-day interactive workshop, participants will explore various process mapping tools and discuss the pros and cons of each. Participants gain hands-on experience with each mapping tool and will understand when to apply the tool. This hands-on workshop provides participants with the knowledge and experience necessary to start implementing mapping in an organization.

VALUE STREAM MAPPING • • • • • • • • • •

Recognize the different symbols used for Value Stream Mapping. Develop current state maps. Categorize operations and make product matrices. Develop future State Maps. Identify the different major elemental parts of a Value Stream Mapping. Use Value Stream Mapping to identify needed Kaizen events. A step-by-step development of current and future state value stream maps. Link waste to cost savings. Know how VSM can be used to improve initiatives. Be able to recognize opportunities for improvement in the workplace.

PROBLEM SOLVING: PLAN, DO, CHECK, ACT/A3 Problem Solving is the foundation of continuous process improvement. Improving requires continually solving problems - whether these are technical or recurring day-to-day problems. As a Lean tool, A3 reporting addresses the root cause of everyday problems. When used properly, the PDCA-A3 process dramatically increases the probability of success.

RAPID CHANGE OVER PROCESSING SETUP • • • • • • • • •

Understand how SMED can positively affect business response time. Recognize different elements of waste (type I & II). Examine the distribution of time taken for set-up. Understand the definition of set-up time. Develop a set-up reduction program based on their environment. Teach how to identify current set-up data. Identify ways to develop new set-up procedures. Connect the concept of Five S to set-up reduction. Develop a sustainable SMED program.

TOTAL PRODUCTIVE MAINTENANCE • • • • • • • •

Understand the importance of TPM. Participate in equipment improvement teams. Provide technical support to operators. Understand the linkages between Availability, Quality and Throughput. Develop an OEE tracking program based on their environment. Identify gaps in current maintenance programs. Organize maintenance areas to improve response times. Understand the concept of Autonomous Maintenance.

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HOME-BASED BUSINESS OPPS THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8109 I Monday & Tuesday | Facilitator: Wayne Williams

MAKE EXTRA INCOME AS A WHOLESALE AUTO DEALER FROM HOME

Come learn how to supplement your income $3,000-$5,000 per month buying and selling cars wholesale as a home-based business through on-line or dealer-only auctions. You will learn 8 techniques that create profits and cash flow for you. Learn how to get your auto dealer license in 15 days. Find out the how and where of buying below wholesale prices and how to sell at retail prices. This class is DMV approved and you’ll receive a DMV certificate of completion after you complete the class exam. DATE: MARCH 11 & 12, 2019 6:00pm-9:00pm | $110 (includes $25 materials fee)

Wayne Williams Facilitator

Wayne Williams has maintained an auto dealer license since 2003, Pre-Licensing and Continuing Education provider with the DMV Occupational Licensing Program since 2008, and previous law school student with specialization in the auto dealer consulting, compliance and dealership acquisitions.

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8104 I Facilitator: LeeAnne Krusemark

$MONETIZE$ WEBSITES, BLOGS, AND SOCIAL MEDIA WITH 1000+ AFFILIATE MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES

Earn a passive monthly income from selling other people’s products by placing a merchant-provided advertisement link on your site and get a commission for every sale, click or lead. Learn where to find 1000+ free and low cost opportunities and how to avoid scams or links that won't offer a beneficial ROI (return on investment). Learn how to find high, recurring, and second-tier commissions, and how sales funnels can increase your income. You'll also learn SEO secrets to increase your site's ranking and visibility on search engines like Google. DATE: MARCH 4, 2019 Monday, 6:00pm – 7:00pm I $40 (includes student text)

EXPLORE 250 LEGITIMATE HOMEBASED BUSINESS IDEAS

LeeAnne Krusemark Facilitator

LeeAnne Krusemark is a journalist, author, and owner of an award winning public relations business for 20 years. LeeAnne is a Chamber of Commerce past president and has been asked to speak at a Senate-sponsored business conference as well as for the Department of the Army.

Are you tired of working for someone else? Do you need to make more money? Turn your talents and hobbies into profits at home by learning how to start a home based business. If you really want to succeed in a home business, this step-by-step session is a must! DATE: MARCH 4, 2019 Monday, 7:00pm-9:00pm | $60 (includes student text)

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INCIDENT SAFETY THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 1213 (in 1200 building) I Facilitator: John Bruno

INCIDENT SAFETY AWARENESS FOR HIRED VENDORS

Any private contractor or person employed by a private contractor who desires to participate in a wildland fire and may be subject to assignment on the fire line must complete this annual training. The intent of this 8-hour course is to provide private "hired equipment vendors" with the minimum training necessary to satisfy CAL FIRE and the Federal Wildland Fire Agencies generic hiring requirements for hired equipment vendors. Typical assignments include: Dozer Operator, Water Tender Operator, Tree Faller, etc. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate from the California Office of the State Fire Marshal. This course is part of the Fire Service Training and Education Program. The course fee includes the certificate cost and student text. Note: New revised curriculum will be presented to meet the new state curriculum standards established July, 2018. DATES: FEBRUARY 23 | MARCH 16 | APRIL 6, 2019 Saturdays, 8:00am-5:00pm | $98 (per session) Please Note: Additional classes will be offered throughout the spring and summer. To view additional dates being offered, visit our website at www.ShastaCollege.edu/CommunityEducation. Or, contact the Community Education office at (530) 242-7677 or Comm-Ed@ShastaCollege.edu. IMPORTANT: for those who have attended the course previously, if you have been issued a State Fire Training Identification Number, bring it with you to the class.

John Bruno Facilitator

John has been teaching as an Adjunct Instructor in the Fire Technology field since 1986. He started as a Firefighter locally in 1975 with the Enterprise Fire Department, then moved to the Shasta County Fire Department before joining CAL FIRE where he retired as a Fire Captain in 2007. He worked in the field as a Firefighter, Apparatus Engineer and Station Captain. John is a state certified registered instructor for the Fire Service Training and Education Program (FSTEP). He has been teaching the Fireline Safety Awareness for Hired Vendor course for 10 years and enjoys preparing students to work on wildland fires throughout the state.

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NON-PROFIT MANAGEMENT

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 2206 I Facilitator: Jean King

NON-PROFIT BOARDS AND GOVERNANCE

For those who are planning to start a non-profit, those who are a board member to an existing non-profit, and non-profit executive directors and staff, this 3-hour workshop will give you fuller understanding of the role of the board of directors in the governance of a non-profit organization. We’ll examine bylaws, roles of officers, meetings, planning, and how a board relates to the organization, the community and the government. You’ll come away with a greater understanding of boards in general as well as deeper knowledge to implement the details. Topics covered will be: • • • • • • •

Support of the organization’s mission Effectiveness in building and monitoring strategy Oversight of programs and finances Management, oversight, and support of CEO/ED Organizational funding and public image Board structure and composition Board meeting effectiveness

DATE: MARCH 16, 2019 Saturday, 9:00am-12:00pm | $49

Jean King Facilitator

Jean King has over four decades of experience within the non-profit and philanthropic sectors, specializing in non-profit administration, staff and board management, governance and fundraising. Her previous experience includes positions with UCSB, UCSD and the University of California. Recently, she served as the Executive Director of One Safe Place and is currently the Executive Director of the Shasta Library Foundation.

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PARENTING PARENTING THE LOVE AND LOGIC WAY®

THESE CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Thursdays, 5:30-7:30pm I Room 8109 Facilitator: Christopher Scott, M.A., L.M.F.T. & Emily Scott, Ph.D. $109 Couple (for entire series plus a $10 materials fee/workbook) $99 Single (for entire series plus a $10 materials fee/workbook)

Children do not come with an instruction manual and many parents do not know how to handle the difficult aspects of parenting. Parenting can be hard, demanding, and overwhelming and parents often do not know where to turn for support and help. With new skills and insights, you can renew your relationship with your children and put an end to arguing, power struggles, and irresponsibility. We offer support and encouragement for parents to help you on your journey through parenting. The Love and Logic® parenting style is a comprehensive approach that guides you through skills and techniques, while showing you great ways to handle stressful parenting situations.

SESSION 1: PUTTING AN END TO ARGUING, BACK TALK, AND BEGGING DATE: APRIL 25, 2019

SESSION 2: TEACHING RESPONSIBILITY WITHOUT LOSING THEIR LOVE DATE: MAY 2, 2019

SESSION 3: SETTING LIMITS WITHOUT WAGING WAR DATE: MAY 9, 2019

Christopher Scott, M.A., L.M.F.T. & Emily Scott, Ph.D. Facilitators

Chris holds a Masters in Counseling Psychology and has worked as a Marriage and Family Therapist in Redding for six years. He draws upon his experiences as a therapist, mentor, coach, and dad to take something as complicated as parenting and make it simple. Emily holds a PhD in Leadership in Higher Education, and is a stay-at-home-mom. She has seen firsthand how demanding parenting can be, and how rewarding and amazing it is. Additionally, she writes Renewed Hope Parenting’s blog and has published articles on other parenting sites, including Parent.co, Her View From Home, and Joyful Living Magazine.

SESSION 4: AVOIDING POWER-STRUGGLES AND SHARING CONTROL DATE: MAY 15, 2019 (Wednesday)

SESSION 5: GUIDING KIDS TO OWN AND SOLVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS DATE: MAY 23, 2019

SESSION 6: TEACHING KIDS TO COMPLETE CHORES WITHOUT REMINDERS AND WITHOUT PAY DATE: MAY 30, 2019

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PANEL

Would you like to receive high quality, customized employee training subsidized by ETP funding? The California Community Colleges and the Employment Training Panel (ETP) work together to provide businesses across the state with no-cost training that is designed to increase efficiencies, enhance productivity, and reduce costs. The California Community Colleges deliver a wide variety of ETP-funded employee training programs including: • Business Skills • Commercial Skills • Computer Skills

• Continuous Improvement Skills • Green/Clean Skills

• Hazardous Materials Skills • Literacy Skills

• Management Skills • Manufacturing Skills • Medical Skills

Your Questions Answered 1. What is ETP? The Employment Training Panel is the state’s premier program supporting job creation and retention through training. ETP fulfills its mission by reimbursing the cost of employer-driven training for incumbent workers. ETP programs help ensure that California businesses have the skilled workers they need to remain competitive in a global economy.

2. Which industries qualify for ETP funding? • Agriculture • Healthcare • Biotechnology and Life Sciences • Clean/Green Technology • Construction

• Information Technology • Manufacturing • Multimedia/ Entertainment • Transportation • Utilities

3. Can I still qualify if my industry is not listed above? Yes. Your company may qualify if it is subject to the California State Unemployment Insurance Tax. Contact us to find out if you qualify.

4. Which employees are eligible for subsidized training? • Full-time employees and permanent employees • Employees who are paid the minimum hourly wage requirement • The employer paid premium portion of medical, dental, and vision benefits can be calculated into the minimum hourly wage. • Employees who are California residents

CONTACT

Lorrie E. Berry Program Coordinator | Community & Contract Education (530) 339-3663 | lberry@shastacollege.edu www.shastacollege.edu

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

DDI LEADERSHIP SERIES

THESE CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8109 I Facilitator: Shawn Volland $95 per session + $65 for workbook and materials fee ETP = This program meets funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

Since 1970, Development Dimensions International (DDI) has been helping hundreds of companies around the world close the gap between where their business needs to head and the talent they must have to take them there. Using DDI’s world-class learning systems, organizations are developing more than 250,000 better leaders each year. In an independent survey of senior HR executives, DDI is rated number 1 among major talent management competitors in terms of breadth of solutions, levels of expertise, plus quality of people and services. As organizations wrestle with the constant challenge of today’s changing business environment, the need to develop people has never been greater. DDI’s award-winning “Interaction Management” workshops cover the wide range of critical skills your leaders and team members need to drive productivity and achieve results. These training programs equip leaders at all levels with day-to-day interpersonal skills for leading individuals or groups and with the broader, overall skills needed to create and maintain a high-performance workplace.

The DDI Leadership Series was supported in part with funds awarded to the Health Workforce Initiative by the Chancellor’s Office of the California Community Colleges.

Shawn Volland Facilitator

Shawn Volland Is a Development Dimensions International (DDI) and Achieve Global certified trainer. He has more than 15 years of professional training and academic teaching experience, including OSHA, TWI, CalTrans Construction, Standards and Specifications; Trenching and Shoring Safety, Traffic Control Procedures, MSAT, BTSA, TESA and Fred Jones Positive Classroom Discipline certifications. Shawn is a program delivery specialist, keynote speaker and leadership trainer for Odyssey Teams Incorporated.

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSION 1: COMMUNICATING FOR LEADERSHIP SUCCESS

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• Achieve results through others by building strong interpersonal relationships. • Plan for successful interactions with team members - in person and virtually. • Provide meaningful, supportive feedback that motivates team members and helps individuals improve their performance. • Impact business outcomes by consistently meeting the personal and practical needs of others. DATE: MARCH 22, 2019 Friday, 8:30am-12:30pm

SESSION 2: YOUR LEADERSHIP JOURNEY

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This workshop helps leaders: • • • •

Reduce the stress associated with the shift to leading others. Act with authenticity to build trust. Bring out the best in others to enhance engagement and capacity. Look for and accept feedback with grace.

DATE: MARCH 29, 2019 Friday, 8:30am-12:30pm

SESSION 3: MAXIMIZING TEAM PERFORMANCE

ETP

This workshop helps leaders:

• Gain awareness of the four stages of group development. • Use observation to implement skillful leadership practice. • Apply an adaptive leadership model when leading teams through different stages of growth toward high performance. • Highly involve work teams in leadership. • Identify best practices of high performing teams. • Understand how the six different power bases impact motivation. DATE: APRIL 5, 2019 Friday, 8:30am-12:30pm

SESSION 4: COACHING FOR PEAK PERFORMANCE

ETP

This workshop helps leaders:

• Encourage people to take ownership of, and be accountable for, their work performance. • Create a work environment where people are comfortable taking on the risks associated with new responsibilities. • Boost morale, improve productivity, and increase profitability by coaching for peak performance in each person. • Manage work performance issues in a fair, consistent manner. DATE: APRIL 12, 2019 Friday, 8:30am-12:30pm

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COURSE CONTINUATION THESE CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8109 | Facilitator: Karl Burch $95 per session (+ $65 for workbook and materials fee) ETP = This program meets funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

SESSION 5: BUILDING AND ETP SUSTAINING TRUST

What does trust have to do with business success? Everything! Trust is directly linked to employee engagement, retention, productivity, and innovation. Leaders who demonstrate trust and trustworthiness inspire higher levels of performance and commitment to team and organizational success. This workshop introduces Trust Builders, actions employees can take to build and sustain trusting relationships, as well as common Trust Breakers that can erode or quickly break trust. Applying these skills to build trusting relationships enables people to take risks, identify and solve problems, and collaborate to achieve business results. Specifically, this workshop helps leaders and team members: • • • •

Recognize how trust in the workplace affects business results. Analyze their role in building and sustaining trust. Identify common workplace behaviors that can build, sustain, or break trust. Demonstrate behaviors that show they trust others, as well as give people the confidence to trust them. • Use interaction skills to foster open communication, build and maintain trusting relationships, and repair damaged ones.

Karl Burch Facilitator

Karl Burch is a Human Resource professional who has overseen the Leadership and Organization Development function for several companies. He specializes in Leadership and Team Development, Company Culture, Managing Organizational Change, and Negotiation Skills. Karl has conducted workshops for multiple organizations, large and small, on all continents.

DATE: MAY 10, 2019 Friday, 8:30am-12:30pm

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SESSION 6: ENGAGING AND RETAINING TALENT

ETP Research tells us that employee engagement is the primary enabler behind the successful execution of any business strategy. And, no one affects engagement and retention more than the employee’s immediate leader. This workshop provides leaders with a model to determine what drives each individual’s engagement, as well as methods for proactive engagement and talent retention. Participants learn how to conduct engagement conversations and retention conversations. They explore ways to offer recognition and create an engaging environment using no-cost “everyday engagers”. Specifically, this workshop helps leaders:

• Engage individuals on a daily basis. • Uncover and address what individuals need to be more satisfied and engaged at work. • Inspire higher levels of engagement by acknowledging the value people bring to the organization and showing them that they matter. • Increase the quality of conversations with people about their engagement and intent to stay. DATE: MAY 17, 2019 Friday, 8:30am-12:30pm

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With more than 300 courses to choose from, you are sure to find something new to learn at Ed2go. Each six week class consists of 12 lessons available to you to access – 2 lessons each week. Interactive quizzes, assignments, tutorials, and discussion areas are all available online to supplement lessons. Read your lessons and ask questions of your instructor at the times most convenient to you! Classes start each month throughout the year. To view our Ed2go online catalog visit www.Ed2go.com/Shasta.

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THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 2204, Building 2200 I Facilitator: Rick Osbrink ETP = This program meets funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

OSHA 10 CERTIFICATE

ETP The OSHA 10-hour course is designed to provide an introduction to Occupational Health and Safety Administration standards. We will cover the importance of OSHA and the rights and responsibilities of the employers and employees.

We will examine the Codes of Federal Regulations (CFR) and explain how inspections are administered, along with discussing general industry safety hazards. DATES: MARCH 27, 28, 29, 2019 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 5:00-8:30pm $125 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; includes materials and card (3 lessons)

Rick Osbrink Facilitator

Rick is a full-time Industrial Technology instructor and authorized OSHA instructor at Shasta College. He utilizes his 15 years of industry experience in machining, manufacturing and construction to bring real world understanding to the classroom.

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CNC OPERATOR (17 UNITS) • Work with tools, read blueprints and learn industry programs • National average salary: $34,080/year*

INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION (17 UNITS) • Learn how to maintain and repair computercontrolled systems & robotic devices • National average salary: $35,400/year*

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC (35.5 UNITS) • Learn to repair, maintain, and install system components • National average salary: $50,440/year*

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LAUNCH YOUR CAREER TODAY! Get a certificate or degree in: ACCOUNTING (Certificate - 28.5 Units) • Projected Job Growth by 2024: 7.7%* • National Average Salary: $70k/year** Job Possibilities: Analyst, Comptroller, Accountant

ENTREPRENEURSHIP (Certificate - 17 Units) • Projected Job Growth by 2024: 19.0%* • National Average Salary: $63k/year** Job Possibilities: Management, Recruiter, Sales Consultant

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (A.S. Degree - 60 Units) • Projected Job Growth by 2024: 13.3%* • National Average Salary: $65k/year** Job Possibilities: Human Resource, Loan Officer, City Manager * Data from Shasta County Employment Development Department. ** Data from Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT THESE THREE CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8109 | Facilitator: Jack C. Witt

ACQUIRING NEW SKILLS FOR CONFLICT MANAGEMENT

Skills-based training on the core competencies of effective conflict resolution. Focused on self-awareness skills, this training offers insight into how you and your conflict counterpart approach disagreements and the use of exploration tools to identify the true source of interpersonal and organizational conflicts. Gain the ability to increase empathy and engage in clarifying communication. This training will help supervisors, managers and co-workers move confidently on a path to more creative conflict resolution. DATE: MARCH 1, 2019 Friday, 8:00 am to 12:00 pm I $65

Jack C. Witt Facilitator

Working with private sector and non-profit corporations, Jack trains teams and develops leaders; helping them move past barriers to growth and forward movement. Jack has a Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Degree in Strategic Leadership and carries certifications in psychometric assessments geared to social/ emotional intelligence and interpersonal workplace relationships. His professional mission is to bring solutions that help people work better together.

CONNECTIVITY: RESPECT AND COMMUNICATION ACROSS A 40-YEAR-WIDE WORKFORCE

Millennials appear to be the focus of critique as people jab at the attitudes, expectations and styles stereotyped onto them. The truth is that each generation is both the product of, and a reaction against those who came before them. While this contributes to disconnection, there are ways to build new bridges across this diverse landscape. This training will offer the social building materials of appreciative inquiry, enculturation and bias detection that will help you significantly improve intergenerational connectivity. DATE: APRIL 26, 2019 Friday, 9:00 am to 12:00 pm I $60

REIMAGINING & IMPROVING SOCIAL CULTURE OF ORGANIZATIONS

A few influencers can negatively impact the levels of trust in an organization and kill collaboration with toxic attitudes. When a set of meaningful values are strategically modeled by corporate leaders, adapted into the affirmations and celebrations of the organization and adopted by much of its workforce, new norms of social/ cultural behavior can be created. This training helps leaders move strategically beyond corporate mission statements to pursue the cultural-health-building impact of values-driven leadership. DATE: MAY 3, 2019 Friday, 8:00 am to 12:00 pm I $65

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus,1400 Market St. Redding Room 8109 | Facilitator: Linda Fitzgerald ETP = This program meets funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

CUSTOMER SERVICE

ETP The customer experience can be what keeps your customers coming back or, if it is a poor experience, it can be what drives them away. Attend this customer service training and gain new skills that benefit your customers, your staff and all the people they interact with. We’ll be addressing customer service skills, listening and connecting, and effective email communication. These skills benefit your customers and your internal teams as they provide services to each other.

DATE: MARCH 8, 2019 Friday, 8:30am-12:00pm I $65

PRODUCTIVITY & TIME MANAGEMENT

ETP Learn how to boost your productivity and manage your time. Stop wasting time and start being more effective. You’ll determine where you feel effective in life and where you need some assistance. You’ll look at your calendar and learn ways to make it more manageable. Learn techniques to improve your productivity and energy. (If you have a hard copy calendar or a digital calendar, bring it with you.)

DATE: MARCH 8, 2019 Friday, 1:00-4:30pm I $65

Linda Fitzgerald Facilitator

Linda is a Certified High Performance Coach™. She is a Redding resident who runs her own coaching/ speaking/personal development business. She has spent over 20 years in the corporate world, private sector and start-up arena. Her experience provides insights and time saving direction as well as skills and frameworks to help you improve in all you do. Linda is a life coach, speaker and trainer.

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 2204, Building 2200 | Facilitator: Gregg Levoy

FIND AND FOLLOW YOUR CALLINGS

Callings are urgings from the deep self that tell you what it will take to make your life literally “come true.” This hands-on workshop will help you clarify your callings, whether that involves a career change or creative leap, taking on a new role or letting go of an old one, launching a new venture, or simply making a course-correction in your life or work. The central question you'll tackle: What wants to emerge in your life right now? Topics covered: • • • • •

Clarifying your callings. Working with the resistance that naturally arises. Identifying who and what can help you make the changes. Creating an action plan of specific steps to anchor your callings in the world. Gaining a renewed sense of direction and possibilities.

DATE: MARCH 2, 2019 Saturday, 9:30am-3:30pm I $75

Gregg Levoy Facilitator

Author of Callings: Finding and Following An Authentic Life (Random House) and Vital Signs: The Nature and Nurture of Passion (Penguin). Gregg is a former adjunct professor of journalism at the University of New Mexico, and former “behaviorial specialist” for USA Today and the Cincinnati Enquirer. He has written about the subject of callings for the New York Times Magazine, Washington Post, Omni, Psychology Today, Fast Company, Reader’s Digest, and many others.

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TRAINING WITHIN INDUSTRY

TWI

IS NOW AVAILABLE TO BUSINESSES through Shasta College Community Education!

Training Within Industry, TWI, is a dynamic program of hands-on learning and practice, teaching essential skills for supervisors, team leaders, and anyone who directs the work of others. TWI is an essential element of Lean and continuous improvement programs around the world including the Toyota Production System. Its proven methods: • • • • •

Generate cooperation and positive employee relations Teach supervisors how to quickly and correctly train employees Establish and maintain standardized work Improve methods and solve problems efficiently and effectively Create a safe work environment

Training Within Industry has a long history of success in union and non-union environments in a wide variety of industries. To learn more about brining TWI to your business, call the Community Education office at (530) 339-3663

Email us at COMM-ED@SHASTACOLLEGE.EDU THIS PROGRAM MEETS FUNDING CRITERIA FOR ETP ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS.

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SPORTS CAMPS THESE CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Gymnasium I Facilitator: Coach Jerry Brown

BASKETBALL CAMP FOR KIDS

Fun-filled basketball sport camp for Boys and Girls 5th grade to 9th grade. Learn to play basketball or improve skills at Shasta College’s sport camp for kids; including drills, activities, games, and lots of fun! Topics that will be covered: • Ball handling • Passing • Shooting • Basic basketball footwork Upon successful completion of the camp the student will be able to demonstrate the fundamental skills of ball handling, passing and shooting appropriate for his or her age level and will have developed an appreciation for team play and sportsmanship. Students can bring their lunch, beverage, snacks, etc. There is no food storage available; students should bring their own cooler. Students can also purchase their lunch in the college cafeteria. WEEK #1 DATES: JUNE 17 - 20, 2019 Mon/Tues/Weds/Thurs, 9:00am-3:00pm I $110

Coach Jerry Brown Instructor

Coach Jerry Brown has been the head coach of the Lady Knight’s since 1994. He was named Northern California Coach of the Year in 2000. Coach Brown played basketball on a scholarship at San Diego State University where he was named team captain his senior year. After college, he played professional basketball in Norway before coming back to the U.S. to coach various teams. He has been a great asset to the athletic program at Shasta College.

WEEK #2 DATES: JUNE 24 - 27, 2019 Mon/Tues/Weds/Thurs, 9:00am-3:00pm I $110

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SPORTS CAMPS THESE CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Gymnasium I Facilitator: Coach Pablo Lana

VOLLEYBALL CAMP

This is a fun, fast-paced, skill-oriented, character and team-building experience! Correct technique and fundamentals will be taught and reinforced through practice. Participants will receive group and individualized instruction according to their level of skill and experience. Specialized instruction will be made available for setters, middle blocker/hitters, outside hitters, and liberos/defensive players. Campers should wear comfortable clothing, athletic shoes, and knee pads. Please leave all jewelry and electronics at home. Please note: Campers will need to bring their own lunch, snacks, beverage, etc. and their own cooler. DATES: JULY 15 - 17, 2019 (for 5th-8th Grade) Mon/Tues/Weds, 9:00am-3:00pm I $99 DATE: JULY 22 - 24, 2019 (for 9th-12th Grade) Mon/Tues/Weds, 9:00am-3:00pm I $99

Coach Pablo Lana Instructor

Pablo has been coaching and playing volleyball for over 25 years. Pablo has coached at some of the top clubs and colleges including, CSU Pueblo, Shasta College, St Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College, Sport & Health Volleyball Club, and is the founder of Diablo Valley Volleyball Club. Currently he is the Club Director of North State Volleyball Academy and Varsity Coach at Foothill High School.

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WRITER'S CIRCLE

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8104 I Facilitator: LeeAnne Krusemark

BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO GETTING PUBLISHED

Did you know Stephen King was rejected 75 times before he sold his first novel? If your goal is to become a published freelance writer by selling a magazine article, short story, poem, or even a novel to a traditional publisher, this comprehensive workshop will guide you to, then past, the editor’s desk. This class will teach you the steps you need to know! If you really want to succeed, this step-by-step workshop is a must! SPECIAL NOTE: The instructor is a journalist, author, agent, publisher, and adjunct online Professor of Publishing for Harvard. DATE: MARCH 5, 2019 Tuesday, 6:30-8:30pm I $60 (includes student text)

EXPLORE 50 DIFFERENT SELF-PUBLISHING OPTIONS

LeeAnne Krusemark Facilitator

Self-publishing is all the rage, but is it the best option for you? You will discover the pros and cons of all the self-publishing options, including print-on-demand and e-book publishing, as well as the Amazon option of Create Space. You will leave with a rated description of 50 self-publishing companies. Prerequisite: Participants must also attend "Beginners Guide to Getting Published" DATE: MARCH 5, 2019 Tuesday, 8:30pm – 9:30pm I $40 (includes student text)

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WRITER'S CIRCLE

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8104 I Facilitator: LeeAnne Krusemark

MEET THE AGENT/PUBLISHER Q&A – GET YOUR MANUSCRIPT CRITIQUED

Have you ever wanted to talk to a real agent or publisher? Are you tired of having your manuscripts critiqued by non-professionals or paying an editor too much money to change your writing to their voice? Bring your in-progress manuscript for an in-class critique of one page of your poetry, article, short story, screenplay, novel, non-fiction book, or children’s book. You can then leave a COPY of your manuscript for a professional critique of your entire manuscript (for an optional materials fee of $50 for up to 25 double-spaced pages + $1/page thereafter) and a list of publishers/agents who are interested in your type of work. The instructor is a journalist, author, screenwriter, agent, publisher, and adjunct online Professor of Publishing for Harvard. DATE: MARCH 5, 2019 Tuesday, 5:30pm – 6:30pm I $40 (includes student text)

LeeAnne Krusemark Facilitator

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WRITER'S CIRCLE THESE THREE CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8113 I Facilitator: Heather Cuthbertson

GOING TO MARKET

You finished your novel, spent numerous hours editing, and it’s finally ready to be sent out into the world. What do you need to take that next step? Before contacting a literary agent or an editor, there are three basic marketing must-haves a writer should complete: the pitch, the query, and the synopsis. We'll cover all three marketing must-haves and attendees will also practice their pitch and complete rough drafts of their query letter and synopsis during the workshop. DATE: MARCH 5 & 12, 2019 2-Tuesdays, 6:00pm – 8:00pm I $49 (2 lessons)

STORY IDEA TO SUBMISSION

Have you ever had an idea for a short story or even have a collection of short stories with no place to go? Publishing your work in literary journals can help you grow a readership and/or generate interest from literary agents and editors. In this course, participants will explore the various narrative devices in short stories, develop a first draft of their own short story, learn how to research literary journals, and how to prepare their story for submission. DATE: MARCH 26 – MAY 7, 2019 6-Tuesdays, 6:00pm – 8:00pm I $79 (6 lessons)

EASY EDITING: LEVEL 1

Heather Cuthbertson Facilitator

Heather Cuthbertson received her MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch University, Los Angeles. For the last eight years she has served as the Editor-in-Chief of Gold Man Review, a literary journal based out of Salem, Oregon. She was also the co-representative for the Willamette Writers Salem Chapter for six years where she worked with several writers and facilitated meetings with agents and editors. She has also taught numerous workshops on writing, editing, and marketing for writers.

Do you keep sending out your short story or novel only to receive lightning fast rejections? Odds are your work is not submission ready, but it can be. “Easy Editing” is a beginner level editing workshop that covers what you need to know to avoid instant rejection and start getting your foot in the door with agents and editors. This how-to workshop also offers special tips and tricks of the trade to get you editing even faster. Participants of this workshop are encouraged to bring the first five pages of their works-in-progress to edit. DATE: MAY 21, 2019 Tuesday, 6:00pm – 8:00pm I $29

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