Community Education Catalog Spring/Summer 2020

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

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I grew up watching Cops and Law & Order SVU which sparked my interest in pursuing a career in the Criminal Justice system. After taking my first Administration of Justice (AOJ) class at Shasta College, I was enthralled! I transferred to CSU, Chico, obtained my bachelor’s degree and I now work for the Redding Police Department. Starting at Shasta College prepared me to attend a CSU while learning about my career choice from great instructors who take a personal interest in their students success.

Brenna, Shasta College Knight

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INVEST IN YOURSELF!

Explore the opportunities with Shasta College’s Community Education classes!

GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................ PAGE 6

• Registration and Policy Information

ANIMAL CARE

• Chickens and Eggs: Health, Management, and Proper Care of Successful Backyard Flocks

• Youth Animal First Aid Training

• Pet CPR & First Aid

COMPUTER CLASSES

• Beginning Computer Basics

• Intermediate Computer Basics

COOKING CUISINE

• Pizza Bianca, Traditional Bruschetta and Crostini

• Syrian Meatballs and Syrian Lentil Pilaf

• Pasta Alla Norma and Caponata

• Pasta Puttanesca and Traditional Antipasto

• Lebanese Mezze

• Zuppa di Verdure D'estate and Semolina Bread

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CREATIVE INTERESTS ......................................................................................................... PAGE 12-13

• Introduction to Bird Watching

• The Art of Floral Design - Floral Design Basics for Spring

• The Art of Floral Design - Wedding Flowers for Spring

DAY TRIPS

• 30th Pacific Coast Dream Machines Show

• Filoli Gardens

• San Francisco Flower Mart and De Young Museum

• San Francisco Alcatraz Island Tour and Pier 39

FINANCE

• How Tax Planning Changes Through Four Stages of Retirement

• Making Government Benefits Work for You

• 7 Deadly IRA Sins and How to Avoid Them

• Investments, Annuities and Income in Retirement–Putting it All Together

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HEALTH & FITNESS ..............................................................................................................

• Shotokan Karate

• Simple and Effective Self-Defense

• Get Fit!

• Introduction to Tai Chi

• Chinese Medicine: Ancient Medicine for Modern Health

• A Loving Approach to Dementia Care

• Aqua Aerobics

• Naturopathic Wisdom

» The Gut-Hormone Connection

» The Wellness Prescription: Strategies to Reclaim Your Health

• Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)

• Meditation for All

• Meditation 101

• Mindfulness 101

• Taking Steps to Move Forward and Get Organized

• Living Well: Developing the Resiliency Necessary for Living in Today's World

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HOME & GARDEN ......................................................................................................................

• Home Survival in Wildfire-Prone Areas: Design & Maintenance Considerations

• Firescaping: Landscaping for Fire Safety

• Forests, People, and Fire

HOME-BASED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

• Monetize Websites, Blogs and Social Media with 1000+ Affiliate Marketing Opportunities

• Explore 250 Legitimate Home-Based Business Ideas

• Make Extra Income as a Wholesale Auto Dealer from Home

INCIDENT SAFETY

• Incident Safety Awareness for Hired Vendors

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PARENTING PAGE 30

• Parenting the Love and Logic Way®

» Session 1: Putting an 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 and Sharing Control

» Session 5: Guiding Kids to Own and Solve Their Own Problems

» Session 6: Teaching Kids to Complete Chores Without Reminders and Without Pay

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• Basketball Camp for Kids

• Volleyball Camp

WRITERS' CIRCLE ....................................................................................................................

• Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published

• Explore 50 Different Self-Publishing Options

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BUSINESS TRAINING CENTER .............................................................................................

• Beginning Excel 2016

• Intermediate Excel 2016

• Beginning Word 2016

• Intermediate Word 2016

• Development Dimensions International Leadership Series

» Session 1: Communicating for Leadership Success

» Session 2: Building and Sustaining Trust

» Session 3: Coaching for Peak Performance

» Session 4: Maximizing Team Peformance

» Session 5: Navigating Beyond Conflict

» Session 6: Engaging and Retaining Talent

• Lean Processes Workshops

» Lean Principles

» Workplace Organization

» Business Process Mapping

» Practical Problem Solving

• Medical Assistant Certification Review Program

• Intravenous Therapy and Blood Withdrawal

• Notary Public Certification

• Annual Employment & Labor Law Update

• Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Prevention for Supervisory (AB 1825)

• Mid-Year Employment Law Update

• Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Prevention for Employees (SB 1343)

• Real in the Field Management Certificate Program

» Section 1: Basic Management Principles

» Section 2: Managing Common Workplace Scenarios

» Section 3: Advanced Management Principles

• Human Resources Professional Series

» Part A: The Employee Life Cycle

» Part B: Pre-litigation Activities and Working with Legal Counsel

• Train the Trainer: SB 1303 One Hour Sexual Harassment Prevention Class

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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.

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 “Register” link. 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 your credit card and the name(s) of your class(es) ready for prompt service.

WALK-IN – Drop by our office and register for your class(es). We are located at:

1409 Market Street Promenade Redding, CA 96001

HOURS: Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

SUMMER HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, closed Fridays (June & July).

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 cancelled. 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.

EVEN MORE CLASSES AVAILABLE ONLINE!

You can learn a foreign language, how to start your own small business or get a certificate in various in-demand occupations from computer applications to child development. There are over 300 programs currently being offered. To find out what classes are available online, go to: ED2GO.com/shasta

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8104 |

Facilitator: Allison Breedveld

CHICKENS AND EGGS: HEALTH, MANAGEMENT, AND PROPER CARE OF SUCCESSFUL BACKYARD FLOCKS

This engaging 4-week workshop provides an introduction to the science and management of backyard birds. Participants will study current management practices for backyard chicken flocks such as proper housing, nutrition, breeding, and care. The course will also examine important issues in avian health including biosecurity, diseases, parasites, and welfare. Important processes such as egg production, reproduction, and digestion will also be covered.

DATES: FEBRUARY 5 – 26, 2020

4-Wednesdays, 6:30pm-8:00pm I $69

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Allison has a Master's Degree in Avian Science from UC Davis and has been a Shasta College Natural Resources Instructor since 2006. Over the years, she's served as a 4-H Poultry leader and poultry judge for fairs in Northern California.

Allison Breedveld Facilitator

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8218 | Facilitator: Jennifer McInnes, RVT

YOUTH ANIMAL FIRST AID TRAINING

This class is designed to teach children from the ages of 8-12 how to provide emergency first aid for their pets prior to obtaining veterinary care. The skills and topics covered in this class will include safe handling, restraint and transportation of sick and/or injured animals, how to recognize when an animal is experiencing a life threatening emergency, important items to keep in a pet first aid kit and how to use them, how to perform CPR using the most current veterinary endorsed methods and manage common medical emergencies with the help of a parent or adult. This is a lecture style class with hands on sessions focused on first aid for dogs and cats.

Note: All children are required to have a parent or guardian present at the class. One adult chaperone is acceptable for children within the same group or family. Please use the child's name when registering for the class and register each child separately. This class is not a replacement for veterinary care.

DATES: JUNE 24 or JULY 15, 2020

2-Wednesdays, 2:30pm-4:30pm I $50

PET CPR & FIRST AID

Jennifer McInnes

RVT

Facilitator

Jennifer is a California Registered Veterinary Technician. She has 14+ years experience working in small animal and specialty veterinary hospitals. Jennifer is certified in both Basic and Advanced Life Support through the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care and is also certified in Animal Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Response through the Federal Emergency Management Agency..

This class is designed to teach pet owners and pet professionals how to perform CPR and provide emergency first aid for dogs and cats prior to obtaining veterinary care. This program provides valuable information on pet emergency and disaster preparedness, safe handling, restraint and transportation of sick and/or injured pets, obtaining vital signs and assessing emergency situations, how to manage common medical emergencies including allergic reactions, burns, shock, wounds, poisonings, choking and more. Participants will learn how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation using the most current veterinary endorsed methods. Class is open to participants 13 years and older. This class is ideal for anyone who loves animals including pet owners, pet sitters, groomers, obedience trainers, doggy day care staff, animal shelter workers, rescue groups, and first responders. This class is not a replacement for veterinary care.

DATES: JUNE 24 or JULY 15, 2020

2-Wednesdays, 5:30pm-8:30pm I $50

Pre-registration required for all classes!

COMPUTER CLASSES

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding

Facilitator: Gina Doll I Day and Night Classes Available!

BEGINNING COMPUTER BASICS

In this class you will learn the basic essentials of using a computer (MS Windows 10). Topics include: power on/off, components (monitor, CPU, storage), hardware and software, keyboard and mouse, operating systems, desktop icons, taskbar, start button, running programs, manipulating windows, customizing your computer, file management and storage, selecting multiple files, and cut/copy/paste functions.

DAY CLASSES

DATE: FEBRUARY 12, 14, 19 & 21, 2020

Wednesdays/Fridays, 10:00am-12:00pm

Room 8208 I $69 (4 Lessons)

NIGHT CLASSES

DATE: FEBRUARY 11, 13, 18 & 20, 2020

Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:00pm -8:00pm

Room 8208 I $69 (4 Lessons)

INTERMEDIATE COMPUTER BASICS

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.

Transfer photos/videos from digital camera/smartphone to computer/online; organize/edit/share photos; create albums and run slide shows. Navigate and search the Internet; use different web browsers; use tabs/ favorites/browsing history; print and download web pages/files/images; video chat; pay bills and bank online; use Facebook; online safety. Create email account; send/receive/read/reply to/forward email messages; attach files to emails; block spam. Customize Windows desktop background/pictures/screen savers. Work with Windows applications such as Notepad and Paint. Print/scan/FAX.

DAY CLASSES

DATE: FEBRUARY 26, 28 & MARCH 4, 6, 2020

Wednesdays/Fridays, 10:00am-12:00pm

Room 8208 I $69 (4 Lessons)

NIGHT CLASSES

DATE: FEBRUARY 25, 27 & MARCH 3, 5, 2020

Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:00pm -8:00pm

Room 8208 I $69 (4 Lessons)

IMPORTANT NOTE!

For Word and Excel computer classes please see the Business Training Center section.

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Gina Doll

INTERNATIONAL COOKING CLASSES

THESE SIX CLASSES MEET AT: Sizzle's Kitchen, 1440 Placer Street, Redding Thursdays, 6:00pm-9:00pm I Facilitator: Pam Buono I $60 per class

Time to hone your cooking repertoire with these great international dishes! Please arrive on time as the classes will start promptly at 6:00pm. All students will receive printed recipes to take home. Students will also get a chance to eat the dishes that are prepared in class.

PIZZA BIANCA, TRADITIONAL BRUSCHETTA AND CROSTINI

Jump start to the basics and we are NOT talking tomatoes here! We will focus on a semolina based pizza dough to use as a foundation for this Sicilian style white pizza topped with roasted seasonal vegetables. We’ll be learning to make bruschetta and crostini using fresh local Italian sausage. Yummy and perfect for holiday entertaining any time of year.

DATE: MARCH 12, 2020

SYRIAN MEATBALLS AND SYRIAN LENTIL PILAF

Tired of winter meals? Spring for change! Take lamb to a new dimension with Syrian meatballs (Dawood Basha) and a dynamic protein pilaf. Learn how to make a Syrian meal using Syrian Baharat, a delicious blend of warm spices commonly found in Mediterranean cooking.

DATE: APRIL 9, 2020

PASTA ALLA NORMA AND CAPONATA

Chef Pam Buono Facilitator

Chef Pam’s love and appreciation of traditional Sicilian and Neapolitan food began as a young girl when she learned from her great aunts. She learned that family, love and food go hand in hand. Originally from the Boston, Massachusetts area, she had the opportunity to apprentice at some of the oldest restaurants in the country. She moved to northern California in 2001 to pursue a catering and teaching business

You’ll learn how to make the National Dishes of Sicily! Pasta Alla Norma is a tribute to the opera “Norma” by Vincenzo Bellini. Caponata is a condiment that’s served in just about every home in Sicily. It features eggplant and the sweet and sour flavors that are prevalent in Sicilian cooking. This is an offer you can’t refuse!

DATE: MAY 14, 2020

PASTA PUTTANESCA AND TRADITIONAL ANTIPASTO

Originating in the shadow of Vesuvius, Pasta Puttanesca has a spicy history in Naples! Taste the difference the original method delivers! Serve it with an antipasto made with cured Italian meats, cheeses and marinated vegetables and you’ll feel like you’re in Naples! Volcanic eruptions for the discerning palate.

DATE: JUNE 11, 2020

LEBANESE MEZZE

The ultimate finger food debut for hot weather entertaining: small plates for sultry days. This class will focus on Lentil Salad, Labneh (homemade yogurt cheese), Baba Ghanoush and Hummus. Beautiful presentation with a delicious healthy eating benefit are key takeaways.

DATE: JULY 9, 2020

ZUPPA DI VERDURE D’ESTATE AND SEMOLINA BREAD

Farm to table is the heart of this adventure into the farmer’s market bounty. You'll learn how to make a classic minestrone using the very best fresh vegetables the summer garden has to offer! We’ll use all locally grown vegetables for this soup! Homemade semolina bread with be served along with the minestrone. Flour power!

DATE: AUGUST 13, 2020

CREATIVE INTERESTS

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8220 | Facilitator: Dan Greaney | $35

INTRODUCTION TO BIRD WATCHING

If you live in the North State and want to enjoy the outdoors in a fun and unique way, on your own or with friends or family, this course will offer helpful tools in this 4-part class. Two of the classes will be field trips, learning the birds at Turtle Bay and focusing on bird behavior. Two classroom sessions will explore bird natural history and conservation, different types of binoculars, field guides, and the best of the online resources.

Some topics covered will be: Recognizing common birds; Observing and understanding diverse bird behaviors; Evaluating binoculars; Effectively using field guides; Accessing multiple birding resources; Understanding basic bird physiology and, Developing backyard habitat.

DATES: FEBRUARY 22 & MARCH 7, 2019

2-Saturdays, 9:00am -11:30am I Turtle Bay

FEBRUARY 25 & MARCH 3, 2019

2-Tuesdays, 6:00pm-7:00pm I Classroom

Field trips: will meet at the Turtle Bay gift shop outdoor sitting area by the Sundial Bridge. Binoculars will be provided to everyone. Note: Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes.

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Dan Greaney Facilitator

Dan Greaney has a long history in outdoor education. He has worked as a naturalist with the National Park Service, with Exploring New Horizons Outdoor School in San Mateo County, and with Tulare, Sutter, Los Angeles, and Shasta County Offices of Education. A long-time birder, he currently writes the monthly BirdWords column in the Record Searchlight and serves as president of the Wintu Audubon Society.

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Building 4500 (Farm) I Facilitator: Darlene Montgomery

THE ART OF FLORAL DESIGN –FLORAL DESIGN BASICS FOR SPRING

If you love flowers , and have always wanted to learn how to arrange them in a friendly, no pressure environment, this class is for you. We will explore the use of natural mechanics, hand-tied floral bouquets for vases, the popular Bo Ho Chic style of garden arrangement and oriental design. Four weeks of floral fun, creating a fresh arrangement and taking it home every week! (Basic tools are required, scissors, wire cutters, bunch cutters).

DATES: MARCH 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2019

4-Wednesdays, 6:00pm-9:00pm | $148 (includes materials)

THE ART OF FLORAL DESIGN –WEDDING FLOWERS FOR SPRING

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.

Learn the secrets of designing flowers for weddings, the latest trends, styles, and colors and flower choices of today’s bride. From corsages to cascading bridal bouquets, you will love all the popular techniques that florists use, that you can learn and use at home. Take home a fresh floral project every week in this fun filled four week class. (Basic tools are required, scissors, wire cutters, needle nose pliers, bunch cutters).

DATES: APRIL 1, 15, 22 & 29, 2019 (Spring Break April 8th)

4-Wednesdays, 6:00pm-9:00pm | $148 (includes materials)

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Darlene Montgomery Facilitator

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. We will make a brief stop at the Red Bluff Adobe Chevron to pick up Red Bluff passengers. Please park in the empty lot next to the Chevron. Do not take up their customer parking spaces.

30TH PACIFIC COAST DREAM MACHINES SHOWHALF MOON BAY'S FESTIVAL OF MAGNIFICENT MACHINES

Get ready for a world of wonder! This event is a uniquely spectacular showcase of motorized mechanical marvels from throughout the 20th and 21st centuries with a mesmerizing array of more than 2,000 ultra-cool antique, vintage, classic, custom and exotic machines of all kinds on display. This is the west coast's biggest gathering of the world's coolest cars, trucks, motorcycles, and aircraft. Enjoy an array of sights and events spanning skydiving performances, freestyle motocross, quad racing, inspiring flyovers by magnificent military aircraft, a robotics demo, and more! Then prepare for “Mustang Madness” with America’s Premier World War II Fighter and strap in for an ultra-thrilling ride in a P-51 Mustang! Enjoy fabulous food with some of the Bay’s best food trucks and food vendors along with delicious coastal-infused drinks and a stellar lineup of continuous live music all day.

DATE: APRIL 26, 2020

Sunday, 6:00am-8:00pm I $95 (includes ticket of admission)

Due to planning requirements, please register by April 3, 2020. Trips fill fast - sign up today! For more info about the event, please visit: https://dreammachines.miramarevents.com/

Pre-registration required for all classes!

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 3, 2020

Sunday, 6:00am-6:30pm I $90 (includes ticket of admission)

Due to planning requirements, please register by April 15, 2020. Trips fill fast-sign up today! For more info about the event, please visit: https://filoli.org

SF FLOWER MART AND DE YOUNG MUSEUM

Join us on a day trip to the San Francisco Flower Mart and the Bouquets to Art exhibit at the de Young Museum. Buy fresh flowers on Brannon Street or take home plants. We will continue our journey on to 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 a 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 5, 2020

Friday, 6:00am-9:30pm I $95 (includes ticket of admission)

Due to planning requirements, please register by May 13, 2020. Trips fill fast-sign up today! For more info about the event, please visit: https://www.sanfranciscoflowermart.com and https://deyoung.famsf.org

SF ALCATRAZ ISLAND TOUR AND PIER 39

Once home to some of America’s most notorious criminals, the federal penitentiary that operated here from 1934 to 1963 brought a dark mystique to “The Rock”. The presence of infamous inmates, like Al “Scarface” Capone and the “Birdman” Robert Stroud, helped to establish the Island’s notoriety. Yet, many people are unaware of the historical significance before and after it was one of the world’s most legendary prisons. Civil War-era buildings, cannons, and subterranean rooms give insight into the 19th century when the Island served as both a harbor defense fort and a military prison. As you dock at Alcatraz Island, visible reminders of the American Indian Occupation, which began in 1969 and ended in 1971, remains etched on “The Rock”, recognizing an important milestone in the American Indian rights movement. Today, restoration of the first lighthouse on the Pacific Coast, the historic gardens, and the recently renovated Model Industries Building shed new light on an abundance of stories still locked away. Alcatraz Cruises’ selection of tours reveal those insights directly from the legends.

DATE: JULY 12, 2020

Sunday, 6:00am-9:30pm I $95 (includes ticket of admission)

Due to planning requirements, please register by June 26, 2020. Trips fill fast-sign up today! For more info about the event, please visit: www.alcatrazcruises.com

Pre-registration required for all classes!

FINANCE

THESE FOUR CLASSES MEET AT:

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

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 25, 2020

Tuesday, 6:00pm-8:00pm | $30

MAKING GOVERNMENT BENEFITS WORK FOR YOU

Ric Komarek CFP® Facilitator

Ric 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 ® BoardRegistered Certificate in Financial Planning.

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 3, 2020

Tuesday, 6:00pm-8:00pm | $30

7 DEADLY IRA SINS AND HOW TO AVOID THEM

Learn how to avoid seven of the most common and costly IRA mistakes that frequently trip up investors. Many of these mistakes are fatal and cannot be undone. Get it right the first time and avoid an unhappy retirement and the IRS!

Highlights of this class include: How to avoid rollover mistakes, Spousal beneficiary planning strategies that are often missed, RMD problems even the most seasoned investors fail to detect, Divorce and retirement plans—only one chance to get it right, The ever-changing retirement distribution planning world.

DATE: MARCH 10, 2020

Tuesday, 6:00pm-8:00pm | $30

INVESTMENTS, ANNUITIES AND INCOME IN RETIREMENT – PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

Learn how to better manage your investments, avoid costly mistakes and develop an income plan that can provide income security for life.

Highlights of this class include: Evaluating risk vs reward – does your investment portfolio match your appetite for risk? Why the investment plan to get you TO retirement is probably not the plan to get you THROUGH retirement, Safe money and risk money, the foundation of bucket planning, Structuring stable, increasing income in retirement, Understanding time horizon, and how it impacts your retirement income plan, How to fund your income gap, The good and bad of using annuities for retirement income.

DATE: MARCH 17, 2020

Tuesday, 6:00pm-8:00pm | $30

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 13 – MARCH 12, 2020

Mondays & Thursdays, 7:00pm-8:30pm I $75 per session

MARCH 16 – MAY 14, 2020

Mondays & Thursdays, 7:00pm-8:30pm

JUNE 8 – AUGUST 6, 2020

Mondays & Thursdays, 7:00pm-8:30pm

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.

PARENTAL CONSENT, IN WRITING, SIGNED AND DATED, IS NEEDED FOR THOSE UNDER THE AGE OF 18. CONSENT/WAIVER FORM WILL BE PROVIDED.

DATES: MARCH 21, 2020

Saturday, 9:30am –12:00pm I $29

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Brad Marsh

Facilitator

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 and teaching classes at Redding Shotokan Karate

Hiroko Mori started training in Shotokan Karate of America in 1985. She has been teaching Karate since 1987. She was promoted to Godan in August 2018. Hiroko trained in Jujitsu for 3 years, and in Kendo since 2003. Hiroko has been teaching women’s self-defense classes since 1991.

Hiroko Mori Facilitator

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

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

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.

DATES: JANUARY 21 – MAY 14, 2020

Tuesdays/Thursdays, 5:20pm-6:20pm I $80

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 5 – APRIL 1, 2020

Wednesdays/Fridays, 7:00pm-8:00pm I $59

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.

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.

Michel Czehatowski Facilitator

Rhonda Nelson Facilitator

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8220 | Facilitator: Dr. Ann Levings, RN, LAc, DAOM

CHINESE MEDICINE: ANCIENT MEDICINE FOR MODERN HEALTH

Arguably, Chinese Medicine is the most ancient medicine continuously in use in the world. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is used in 183 countries and 88% of the VA clinics in the USA. The World Health Organization (WHO) has determined acupuncture is the most effective treatment for low back pain in the world. Join Dr. Levings in this brief survey of the historical development of TCM into its current form; it’s five branches of treatment, including acupuncture; and the role it might play in your health restoration and maintenance. Dr. Levings will demonstrate some of the treatment modalities used in Chinese medicine and acupuncture during this course, including a simple QiGong exercise students can do at home.

DATE: FEBRUARY 26, 2020

Wednesday, 6:00pm-8:00pm I $30

Dr. Levings started her professional healthcare career as an RN and earned her bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Grand Canyon University. She holds a Doctoral Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is an adjunct professor at Yo San University.

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Dr. Ann Levings, RN, LAc, DAOM Facilitator

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding Room 8113 | 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 27, 2020

Friday, 8:00am-12:00pm I $45

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding

Pool | Facilitator: Elaine Vrismo

AQUA AEROBICS

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.

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.

DATE: JUNE 1 – JULY 29, 2020

Mondays/Wednesdays, 6:00-7:00pm I $45

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Laura Wayman Facilitator

NATUROPATHIC WISDOM

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding

Tuesdays, 6:00pm-8:00pm I Room 8220

Facilitator: Dr. June E. Stevens, N.D. | $30 per session

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.”

THE GUT-HORMONE CONNECTION

We are facing an unacknowledged epidemic of hormone imbalance in our country today. Hormones are our body’s signaling molecules and they work together to maintain our homeostasis (body balance). Little did we know, until recently, the critical role our digestive health (gut flora and liver) plays in the regulation and metabolism of thyroid hormone, adrenal hormones and sex hormones. Simply replacing hormones and/or treating with medication is not the answer. In order to effectively restore hormone balance we first need to evaluate and restore digestive health. Join Dr. June as she takes you on the journey to restoring hormone balance and improving your overall health.

DATE: MARCH 10, 2020

THE WELLNESS PRESCRIPTION: STRATEGIES TO RECLAIM YOUR HEALTH

Despite medications and advancing technology, chronic disease is on the rise and research now confirms that our lifestyle plays a pivotal role in preventing and reversing chronic disease. Join Dr. June Stevens as she provides you with “pearls of wisdom” in the areas of digestion, nutrition, sleep, stress, detoxification, exercise, hormones and mindset. Being proactive today can have a dramatic impact on your overall health as self-care is by far the best care.

DATE: MAY 12, 2020

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 passion- Naturopathic 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.

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St. Redding

Facilitator: Teri Hartley

MINDFULNESS BASED STRESS REDUCTION

This MBSR course consists of eight, weekly sessions of 1.5 hours each. The main mindfulness exercises of the MBSR program are the body scan, gentle yoga, and sitting meditation. In addition, there are various exercises centered on incorporating mindfulness practice into daily life. Other exercises train mindful awareness in relation to thoughts, sensations and emotions. Each session focuses on one particular topic that is explored with specific exercises, as well as presentations from the teacher and dialogue among the group participants. Topics covered may include: mindful communication, working with difficult emotions and how perception influences our relationship to stressful events.

DATES: FEBRUARY 5 – MARCH 25, 2020

8-Wednesdays, 10:30am -12:00pm I Room 8113 I $65

MEDITATION FOR ALL

During this class you will be guided into a more accepting mindset through the use of guided imagery and affirmations that help you re-program your mind, body and emotions to become naturally balanced. Anyone open yet skeptical to the benefits of regular meditation could enjoy this class. Take a break from your busy day and join us on your lunch hour, returning to work feeling refreshed.

DAY CLASSES

DATES: FEBRUARY 5 – MARCH 11, 2020

6-Wednesdays, 12:15pm -1:15pm

NIGHT CLASSES

DATE: MARCH 10 – APRIL 14, 2020

6-Tuesdays, 6:00pm -7:00pm

Room 8113 I $35

Room 8109 I $35

Teri is a fully accredited Yoga and MBSR instructor and has taught live, in-person Yoga, Meditation and MBSR classes for just under two decades. She is also a Crisis Counselor who has had a daily meditation/ yoga/mindfulness practice for over 20 years. When she discovered MBSR and its' approachable method, she wanted to offer it to her clients and community believing strongly that someone with no prior experience in yoga or mindfulness can become more balanced in daily life with these simple practices.

Teri Hartley Facilitator

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding

Facilitator: Teri Hartley

MEDITATION 101

Balance your mind, body and emotions by developing your own meditation practice. During this 3 hour workshop you will learn and practice 3 meditation techniques to help you develop an at home practice that works for you. Anyone open yet skeptical to the benefits of regular meditation could enjoy this workshop. Our workshop includes meditation basics, 3 meditations with time to practice each and best practices for fitting meditation into your daily life.

DATE: MAY 9, 2020

Saturday, 9:00am-12:00pm

I Room 2204 I $35

MINDFULNESS 101

We investigate mindfulness starting with the basics; you’ll learn more about what mindfulness actually is, why it’s important, and how you can use it in your daily life. By the end of our workshop you will see that mindfulness can be a simple and practical tool to help you find more balance in your daily life. Our 3 hour workshop includes mindfulness concepts, mind “exercises” and applications into daily living.

DATE: MAY 23, 2020

Saturday, 9:00am-12:00pm

I Room 2202A I $35

Pre-registration required for all classes!

TAKING STEPS TO MOVE FORWARD AND GET ORGANIZED

THESE SIX CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding

6-Thursdays, 5:30pm-7:00pm I Room 8104

Facilitator: Heather Gold, MSW, ASW I $69

Getting organized can be frustrating and just getting started can be difficult. There’s so many ways to organize, which can be overwhelming when you’ve hit the clutter wall and don’t know how to move forward to obtain your goals. By learning about the causes of clutter and developing your own organizing style, you can find new paths towards building new habits and ultimately, obtaining better quality of life. This 6-week class offers support and assistance to take you on your organizing journey. This is an introductory class that will help you have positive accountability and work towards the challenges of getting through one piece of clutter at a time.

SESSION 1: CLUTTER: FINDING THE ROOTS OF WHY IT HAPPENS

DATE: FEBRUARY 20, 2020

SESSION 2: THE 1ST STEP: GETTING STARTED

DATE: FEBRUARY 27, 2020

SESSION 3: RECOGNIZING YOUR ORGANIZING STYLE

DATE: MARCH 5, 2020

SESSION 4: BUILDING ACCOUNTABILITY WITH YOURSELF

DATE: MARCH 12, 2020

SESSION 5: I’M GETTING DISCOURAGED: HOW TO MOVE BEYOND THE CLUTTER WALL

DATE: MARCH 19, 2020

SESSION 6: KEEPING THE PROGRESS GOING

DATE: MARCH 26, 2020

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Heather Gold, MSW, ASW Facilitators

Heather Gold, MSW, ASW holds a Masters degree in Social Work, which she uses on the front lines in the medical field. Heather is passionate about helping individuals build resiliency to navigate the healthcare system and have them discover their own abilities through organizing. Heather has been featured as a professional organizer on the TV show “Hoarding: Buried Alive” and she specializes in the field of hoarding/ chronic disorganization and interventions related to medical conditions. Heather continues to provide direct services to her clients in the North State, which she’s been doing for over 10 years. Heather believes in finding creative approaches to challenging situations and being present in the here and now.

LIVING WELL: DEVELOPING THE RESILIENCY NECESSARY FOR LIVING IN TODAY'S WORLD

THESE SIX CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding

6-Thursdays, 5:30pm-7:00pm I Room 8104

Facilitator: Heather Gold, MSW, ASW I $69

With so much going on in our lives and the world around us, it can be overwhelming to figure out how to respond to the changes and challenges. The environment we live in requires us to be responding to rising emergencies such as wildfires, power shut offs, and potential earthquakes. This puts us into a hyper-vigilant stressful state. Finding ways to cope with the daily hardships and long- term effects of the suffering around you, while maintaining your own sanity is the focus of this class. By recognizing how stress can impact you and what you can you do to respond, you can find new ways towards developing resiliency and ultimately, obtaining a better quality of life. This 6-week class is for anyone who deals with stress in their work or personal life and is looking for a way to live a more balanced and healthier life.

SESSION 1: I’M FEELING OVERWHELMED: EVERYTHING IS OUT OF CONTROL!

DATE: APRIL 16, 2020

SESSION 2: DEALING WITH HAVING SO MANY DECISIONS TO MAKE

DATE: APRIL 23, 2020

SESSION 3: CULTIVATING THE CAPACITY TO BE WITH YOURSELF

DATE: APRIL 30, 2020

SESSION 4: MOVING BEYOND CYNICISM

DATE: MAY 7, 2020

SESSION 5: TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF

DATE: MAY 14, 2020

SESSION 6: BUILDING A RESILIENT LIFE

DATE: MAY 21, 2020

Pre-registration required for all classes!

HOME & GARDEN

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 2202B I Wednesday, March 11, 2020, 6:00pm-8:30pm | $45

Facilitator: Steve Quarles & Leimone Waite

These two classes are co-presented together – one class, two topics with two presenters, Steve Quarles and Leimone Waite.

HOME SURVIVAL IN WILDFIRE-PRONE AREAS: DESIGN & MAINTENANCE CONSIDERATIONS

Learn how your home can be threatened by wildfire and develop a greater understanding about actions you can take to help it survive. Recent research on the vulnerability of buildings to wind-blown embers will be discussed, as well as actions you can take to reduce their threat to your home. Information about building code requirements and the way construction materials are evaluated will be provided.

FIRESCAPING: LANDSCAPING FOR FIRE SAFETY

Come learn how to maintain and change the landscape around your home to improve your safety and protect your property without making your yard look like a moonscape. This workshop will cover plant selection, planting and maintenance strategies and other changes that can be made around your home to ensure it is less likely to burn in a wildfire.

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 2204 | Facilitator: Allison Breedveld (Bio on pg. 8)

FORESTS, PEOPLE, AND FIRE

Fire preparedness is often a preventative action that falls by the wayside because many don’t consider that it could happen to them. The problem is, hindsight doesn’t do any good where fire is concerned. This class deals with a variety of fire-related concepts. Topics may include, but are not limited to, defensible space, fire-resistant landscaping, healthy forest/land management practices to reduce fuel load, impacts on the environment and wildlife, and recovery of an area after fire. There will be a field trip to a burned area and/or area in need of management. Students will create their own management plan for an area in need of improvements. This topic is especially relevant and important to our area. Education and increased understanding of related concepts is valuable to all members of our community.

DATES: MARCH 10 – 24, 2020

3-Tuesdays, 6:30pm-8:00pm I $79

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Dr. Stephen Quarles is a University of California Cooperative Extension Advisor Emeritus. After 26 years with the University of California, Quarles retired in 2011 and joined the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) Research Center team in Richburg, SC. Quarles retired from IBHS in 2018 as the Chief Scientist for Wildfire and Durability. At both the University of California and IBHS Quarles’ research and outreach efforts focused on durability and in-service performance of buildings subjected to wildfire exposures.

Leimone is a full time faculty member at Shasta College teaching horticulture, landscaping, irrigation, and soils courses since 1998. She is also the Master Gardener coordinator for Shasta County. Leimone has a Bachelor of Science and two specialty credentials in Agriculture Education from U.C. Davis. Her Master’s degree from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo is in Agriculture with a specialty in Horticulture. She is also a certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor and is a licensed Pest Control Advisor.

Steve Quarles Facilitator

Leimone Waite Facilitator

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8109 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: FEBRUARY 25, 2020

Tuesday, 6:00pm– 7:00pm I $40 (includes student text)

EXPLORE 250 LEGITIMATE HOMEBASED BUSINESS IDEAS

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: FEBRUARY 25, 2020

Tuesday, 7:00pm-9:00pm | $60 (includes student text)

Pre-registration required for all classes!

LeeAnne Krusemark Facilitator

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8104 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 23 & 24, 2020 6:00pm-9:00pm | $110 (includes materials)

Pre-registration required for all classes!

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 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.

DATES: JANUARY 25 or FEBRUARY 29, 2020 Saturday, 8:00am-5:00pm | $98 (includes materials and card)

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.

PARENTING THE LOVE AND LOGIC WAY ®

THESE SIX CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding

6-Thursdays, 5:45pm-7:45pm I Room 8109

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

$119 Couple (includes workbook)

$109 Single (includes 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: FEBRUARY 27, 2020

SESSION 2: TEACHING RESPONSIBILITY WITHOUT LOSING THEIR LOVE

DATE: MARCH 5, 2020

SESSION 3: SETTING LIMITS WITHOUT WAGING WAR

DATE: MARCH 12, 2020

SESSION 4: AVOIDING POWER-STRUGGLES:

SHARING CONTROL

DATE: MARCH 19, 2020

SESSION 5: GUIDING KIDS TO OWN AND SOLVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS

DATE: MARCH 26, 2020

SESSION 6: TEACHING KIDS TO COMPLETE CHORES WITHOUT REMINDERS AND WITHOUT PAY

DATE: APRIL 2, 2020

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

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

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Gym 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 children. Drills, activities, games and lots of fun!

Topics that will be covered:

• Ball handling

• Passing

• Shooting

• Basic basketball footwork

Upon successful completion of the course 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.

WEEK 1

DATES: JUNE 15 – 18, 2020

M/T/W/TH, 9:00am -3:00pm I $110

WEEK 2

DATES: JUNE 22 – 25, 2020

M/T/W/TH, 9:00am -3:00pm I $110

THIS CLASS MEETS AT:

Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Gym 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 6, 7 & 8, 2020 (5th-8th Grade)

M/T/W, 9:00am -3:00pm I $99

DATES: JULY 13, 14 & 15, 2020 (9th-12th Grade)

M/T/W, 9:00am -3:00pm I $99

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Coach Jerry Brown

Facilitator

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.

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 Mary’s College, Sport & Health Volleyball Club, and is the founder of Diablo Valley Volleyball Club.

Coach Pablo Lana Facilitator

THESE TWO CLASSES MEET AT:

Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8109 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: FEBRUARY 26, 2020

Wednesday, 6:00pm-8:00pm I $60 (includes student text)

EXPLORE 50 DIFFERENT SELF-PUBLISHING OPTIONS

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: FEBRUARY 26, 2020

Wednesday, 8:00pm-9:00pm I $40 (includes student text)

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.

LeeAnne Krusemark Facilitator

Redding Chamber University (RCU), established in 2019, is a partnership between the Greater Redding Chamber of Commerce and the Business Training Center of Shasta College. RCU was created in response to the growing needs of employers and the business community. Throughout the year, classes developed by Chamber University will be offered in response to specific labor market and skilled work needs. View course offerings and share your work training needs at ReddingChamber.com/Resources.

BTC classes marked with this symbol are recognized by RCU as skills building classes that benefit employees and those seeking professional development in the Redding area.

COMPUTER CLASSES

THESE FOUR CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8111 I Facilitator: Gina Doll (Bio on pg. 10) These classes meet funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

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 and 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: MARCH 10 – 19, 2020

Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00pm-8:00pm | $95

INTERMEDIATE EXCEL 2016

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: MARCH 24 – APRIL 2, 2020

Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:00pm-8:00pm | $95

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: APRIL 14 – 23, 2020

Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:00pm-8:00pm | $95

INTERMEDIATE WORD 2016

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: APRIL 28 – MAY 7, 2020

Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:00pm-8:00pm | $95

Pre-registration required for all classes!

DDI LEADERSHIP SERIES

THESE SIX CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding

Fridays | 8:30am-12:30pm | Facilitator: Karl Burch

$160 per session

These classes meet 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 awardwinning “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.

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.

The DDI Leadership Series is supported in part with funds from the Chancellor’s Office of the California Community Colleges Far North Health and Advanced Manufacturing sectors.

SESSION 1: COMMUNICATING FOR LEADERSHIP SUCCESS

This workshop helps leaders:

• 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: FEBRUARY 21, 2020 Room 8109

SESSION 2: BUILDING AND SUSTAINING TRUST

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.

DATE: MARCH 6, 2020 Room 8109

SESSION 3: COACHING FOR PEAK PERFORMANCE

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: MARCH 20, 2020 Room 8109

SESSION 4: MAXIMIZING TEAM PERFORMANCE

This workshop helps leaders and team members:

• Focus their team’s efforts on high priority actions that directly support the organization’s goals and strategies.

• Enhance the effectiveness of their team by addressing conditions that prevent it from achieving higher levels of performance.

• Avoid misdiagnosing problems that negatively impact team performance.

• Foster an environment of collaboration and shared responsibility (with virtual team members as well) to achieve team goals.

DATE: APRIL 3, 2020 Room 8104

SESSION 5: NAVIGATING BEYOND CONFLICT

This workshop helps leaders and team members:

• Reduce the cost of conflict to them and their organization.

• Minimize or prevent conflict by promoting a culture of trust, mutual respect, and collaboration.

• Make appropriate choices, both in words and actions, to direct situations away from possible damage and toward the discovery of new ideas and solutions.

• Remove roadblocks to proactively taking action when the warning signs of conflict occur.

• Successfully plan and conduct conflict resolution discussions.

DATE: APRIL 17, 2020 Room 8104

SESSION 6: ENGAGING AND RETAINING TALENT

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 1, 2020 Room 8104

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Testimonial!

LEAN PROCESSES WORKSHOPS

THESE FOUR CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8109 I Facilitator: DPMG Team

Would you like to receive these employee training workshops 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 Business Training Center office at (530) 339-3663 or email, BTC@shastacollege.edu

LEAN PRINCIPLES

DATE: APRIL 3, 2020

Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm | $225

WORKPLACE ORGANIZATION

DATE: APRIL 24, 2020

Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm | $225

BUSINESS PROCESS MAPPING

DATE: MAY 15 & 29, 2020 (2 classes)

Fridays, 8:00am-5:00pm | $450

PRACTICAL PROBLEM SOLVING

DATE: JUNE 8 & 22, 2020 (2 classes)

Mondays, 8:00am-5:00pm | $450

Pre-registration required for all classes!

DPMG Corp. Facilitator

DPMG Corp. is a business evolution consulting firm designed to create value for clients in every sector seeking to deliver higher quality goods, services faster and at lower cost, while developing an organization culture of improvement and problem-solving that draws out every employee’s full potential. The Lean Processes classes are taught by a group of seasoned professionals who have real world, hands on experience helping businesses improve productivity, performance and their bottom-line, DPMG’s team help you achieve lower costs, improved productivity and quality, and decreased time-to-market.

The Lean Principles course that Shasta College offers, has been a tremendous morale and efficiency boost for our company. The consultant instructors are masters at their craft. They explain each topic with live modeling, in a way that is easy to understand and retain. What sets this training apart from the rest is the fact that

they teach you how all of the Lean tools are related and when to use each one. Taking this course using the ETP program was icing on the cake. The ETP enrollment process was easy and getting credit to train our employees is a no brainer. It’s a gift that keeps on giving.

~Steve Horn, SAF West

MEDICAL CLASS

THIS CLASS MEETS AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8208 I Facilitator: Kari Aranbul

This program meets funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

MEDICAL ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION REVIEW PROGRAM

This program is powered by the California Community College Chancellor’s Office, Division of Workforce and Economic Development, funded by the Health Workforce Initiative grant #19-456-005, and Shasta College.

Many employers will require both new and incumbent Medical Assistants to become certified. This 50-hour program includes injection training. This course will prepare an MA to pass a certification exam offered by the California Certifying Board of Medical Assistants (CCBMA).

Class size is limited to 15 students. To be considered for enrollment, student must be 18 years or older and: a) Have graduated from a medical assisting program within the last year. OR, b) Provide a Doctor’s signature confirming employment in a Medical Assistant role. (Either currently OR two of the previous five years.)

If you plan to test for clinical MA certification, your physician must attest to your proficiency in injection. Otherwise, you will need to take the additional training provided in this program.

For additional information about the qualifications for this program or the program content, please contact the Director of Allied Health Programs, Carie Palmer, at (530) 339-3665 or cpalmer@ShastaCollege.edu; or, MA Instructor, Kari Aranbul at (530) 339-3658 or karanbul@ShastaCollege.edu. For class registration information or assistance with registration, call the Community Education office at (530) 2427677 or Comm-Ed@ShastaCollege.edu.

DATES: MARCH 23 - MAY 27, 2020 Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 5:30pm-7:30pm | $75

POWERED BY

Kari Aranbul Facilitator

Kari Aranbul has been teaching Medical Terminology and Medical Assisting for 13 years, and has been teaching at Shasta College for 3 years. She served in the US Navy for 8 years and then became a Medical Assistant. She achieved her BA in Psychology and is currently working on her Master's degree. “I never planned on teaching but, I couldn't imagine myself doing anything else!”

TRAINING CENTER

MEDICAL CLASS

THIS CLASS MEETS AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8206 | Facilitator: Nancy Skaggs & Elaine Carmina This program meets funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

INTRAVENOUS THERAPY AND BLOOD WITHDRAWAL

This program is powered by the California Community College Chancellor’s Office, Division of Workforce and Economic Development, funded by the Health Workforce Initiative grant #19-456-005, and Shasta College.

This 3-day course is designed to teach qualified licensed nursing personnel specific training in intravenous therapy initiation and blood withdrawal techniques within the practice and scope mandated by the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians (BVNPT). This course presents the fundamental principles and competencies required to initiate, maintain and discontinue intravenous therapy, and perform blood withdrawal within the LVN scope of practice. This combined infusion therapy and blood withdrawal course is based on the nursing process and current intravenous nursing standards of practice. Upon successful completion of this course, the participant will meet all requirements as mandated by the BVNPT.

This training provides:

Instructional theory hours: 27; Instructional clinical hours: 9.

Course requirement: Current license issued by BVNPT or eligibility by BVNPT for NCLEX-PN licensure examination.

DATES: MAY 18, 19 & 20, 2020

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, 7:00am-7:30pm

Note: MEALS ARE NOT INCLUDED. See website for additional details www.shastacollege.edu/CommunityEducation. For technical questions, please call

Nancy attended Santa Rosa Junior College for both the vocational nursing and LVN bridge/step up to ADN programs. Her acute care patient care experience includes medical surgical nursing, newborn, pediatrics, post-partum, labor & delivery and spans 34 years. Nancy began working for Shasta College in 2013 as an adjunct clinical instructor for the VN and third semester ADN programs. In the fall of 2014 she accepted a full time faculty position for the Shasta College VN program. She received her BSN from Simpson University and her MSN from Walden University.

Elaine attended San Jose State University Registered Nursing Program and obtained her BSN. She has been a nurse for 25 years. Prior to nursing, Elaine was a phlebotomist for 10 years. She has worked in a variety of settings, spending most of her career in Emergency Room and Critical Care. Elaine began working full time at Shasta College in 2016 for the VN program. She is currently taking courses toward her Master’s Degree.

Nancy Skaggs Facilitator

Elaine Carmena Facilitator

POWERED BY

NOTARY CLASS

THIS CLASS MEETS AT: Shasta College Redding Campus, 11555 Old Oregon Trail, Redding Room 802 (800 Building) | Facilitator: Tom Peavyhouse

$119 (includes materials) | $40 check to the Secretary of State

NOTARY PUBLIC CERTIFICATION

This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and professional skills necessary to become a proficient California notary public and prepare for the State’s examination. In addition, this course will satisfy California State’s mandatory education requirement of reviewing notary laws and practices for current notary public professionals seeking reappointment. The successful applicant will become a more valuable employee or be able to start his/her own community business. California State Proctors will administer the Notary Examination at the completion of the class.

Students are required to bring a check made out to the Secretary of State for $40.00 in order to take the State Proctored exam. All students need to submit a passport photo along with their application. Passport photos available at class for a $10.00 fee.

IMPORTANT: DUE TO THE MANDATED TIME TO BE IN CLASS, STUDENTS WHO ARRIVE AFTER 8:30 WILL NOT BE ADMITTED, NO EXCEPTIONS. NO REFUNDS WILL BE GRANTED.

DATE: APRIL 4, 2020

Saturday, 7:30am (Check-in) 8:00am-4:00pm (Class) 5:00pm-6:00pm (Notary Exam)

Pre-registration required for all classes!

Tom has been a Notary Public /Loan signing Specialist and instructor for over 10 years. He has hosted classes at over 30 different Colleges and Universities across the state. Tom has taught at College of the Redwoods for five years and has a cumulative 95 % exam pass rate. Several years ago, he scored the highest rating for a community education instructor at College of the Redwoods.

Tom Peavyhouse, Masters Notary Academy Facilitator

LABOR LAW CLASSES

THESE FOUR CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8113 | Facilitator: Ann Wicks

ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT & LABOR LAW UPDATE

Learn all about the new employment laws going into effect in 2020. Presentation includes updates on all significant new state and federal employment and labor laws, as well as other changes to state and federal administrative regulations or case law which impact how existing laws are interpreted.

DATE: FEBRUARY 3, 2020

Monday, 9:00am-11:00am I $85

SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND DISCRIMINATION PREVENTION FOR SUPERVISORS (AB 1825)

Attend an in-person, interactive course which explains the basic principles of harassment and discrimination using real-world examples. Understand the differences between quid pro quo vs. hostile environment harassment, bullying and other forms of discrimination. Understand your responsibilities as a supervisor, including what is needed to conduct a good investigation, and your responsibility to address and respond to claims of harassment, discrimination, bullying and retaliation. Learn how to recognize and respond to inappropriate conduct in the workplace and create an environment free of harassment and discrimination.

DATE: FEBRUARY 20, 2020

Thursday, 9:00am-11:30am I $95

MID-YEAR EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE

Ann Wicks, Attorney at Law Facilitator

Ann Wicks has more than 25 years experience advising entities of all sizes in matters involving employment and labor law. She works with clients and firms throughout California advising companies and individuals on a variety of workplace issues. An experienced trial attorney, she has represented clients in litigation before state and federal courts in the areas of wrongful termination, discrimination, sexual harassment, whistleblower retaliation, wage and hour, workplace violence, contracts, WARN Act violations and trade secrets.

Overview of new laws going into effect July 1, as well as hot topics and trends in employment law and the changing workforce. Session includes an open question and answer session with licensed employment counsel with over 25 years of experience helping employers.

DATE: MAY 8, 2020

Friday, 9:00am-11:00am I $85

SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND DISCRIMINATION PREVENTION FOR EMPLOYEES (SB 1343)

Attend an in-person, interactive course which explains the basic principles of harassment and discrimination using real-world examples. Understand the differences between quid pro quo vs. hostile environment harassment, bullying and other forms of discrimination. Understand the principles of a good investigation and how to stand up against inappropriate conduct in the workplace. This course satisfies the requirements for all-staff training which go into effect January 1, 2021.

DATE: MAY 8, 2020

Friday, 1:00pm-2:00pm I $65

REAL IN THE FIELD MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

THESE THREE CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8113 | Facilitator: Ann Wicks

Are you a new manager? Do you feel like you don’t always know what your role is or how to effectively give feedback to others? Can you differentiate between what is a simple issue that you can address versus something that requires the help of HR or a legal professional? Do you wonder if there’s a more effective way to address employee misconduct? If your answer to any of the above questions is yes, this series is for you! The certificate program consists of 3, 3-hour sessions. Complete all 3 classes to receive the Shasta College Real in the Field Management Certificate.

SECTION 1: BASIC MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES

Examine what it means to be a manager of people and identify the characteristics of a good manager. Learn how to avoid the bad habits and traits of ineffective managers and hone your skills to confidently provide timely, relevant performance feedback, whether during a regular performance cycle or in response to a developing employee performance issue.

DATE: FEBRUARY 4, 2020

Tuesday, 9:00am-12:00pm I $125

SECTION 2: MANAGING COMMON WORKPLACE SCENARIOS

Learn how to manage common managerial issues, such as disputes involving stolen lunches, strong odors in the workplace, conflicting vacation requests, workers who do “just enough” to get by and how to manage the transition from co-worker to supervisor. Learn how to more effectively respond to chronic absenteeism, scheduling conflicts, and paying workers properly. Learn strategies for handling employee disputes such as poor teamwork, co-worker sabotage/divisiveness, and the dreaded termination meeting.

DATE: FEBRUARY 18, 2020

Tuesday, 9:00am-12:00pm I $125

SECTION 3: ADVANCED MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES

California and federal laws regarding family and medical leaves have become increasingly complex. Learn the basic types of employee leaves of absence, including when you are required to notify employees of their rights. Understand how to manage and document pregnancy, medical and other leaves of absence, and when/how to engage in the interactive process for employees with disabilities.

DATE: MARCH 20, 2020

Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm I $125

Pre-registration required for all classes!

HUMAN RESOURCES PROFESSIONAL SERIES

THESE THREE CLASSES MEET AT: Shasta College Downtown Campus, 1400 Market St., Redding Room 8113 I Facilitator: Ann Wicks (Bio on pg. 44) These classes meet funding criteria for ETP eligible employers.

This two-part series is designed to do a deeper dive into subjects that Human Resources professionals and businesses without an HR professional need in order to stay current with employment and labor laws and navigate common employment issues.

PART A: THE EMPLOYEE LIFE CYCLE

Explore the basics of the employee life cycle from pre-interview and on-boarding through management and termination. Understand what to include in a job description, the do’s and don’ts of hiring, paying employees appropriately, and principles of fair management determining when termination is appropriate. Ask questions and avoid common mistakes that can lead to legal claims. This is an interactive class designed to help new HR professionals gain confidence in navigating the employee life cycle and common issues that occur therein.

DATE: MARCH 6, 2020

Friday, 9:00am-11:00am I $85

PART B: PRE-LITIGATION ACTIVITIES AND WORKING WITH LEGAL COUNSEL

Learn the basic principles for responding to outside requests for information such as attorney requests for personnel and payroll files, unemployment benefit requests, labor commissioner claims, administrative complaints with the DFEH/EEOC and how to work effectively with outside legal counsel to manage employee issues.

DATE: MARCH 19, 2020 Thursday, 9:00am-11:00am I $85

Note: Train the Trainer is a separate class in the Human Resources Professional Series. The class fee is $225 for both sessions.

TRAIN THE TRAINER: SB 1303 ONE HOUR SEXUAL HARASSMENT PREVENTION CLASS

All employers with more than 5 employees are required to provide harassment prevention training. Learn how to provide training which is legally compliant with the requirements of California law. You will be provided with a training deck, facilitator guide and case studies that will help you facilitate the training. Participants in the class will observe a one-hour training class, which will then be broken down into its components for more in-depth learning. In part two of the class, attendees will be assigned a section of the training and do a teach-back to the other attendees. Get on the spot feedback and learn to hone your presentation skills in a supportive environment. Pre-requisites will be listed at www.shastacollege.edu/CommunityEducation.

SESSION 1

DATE: APRIL 17, 2020

Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm

SESSION 2

DATE: APRIL 24, 2020 Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm