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Stay Connected This Summer by Registering for Your Favorite Class Or Training Summer 2021 1 Connection Stay connected this summer by registering for your favorite class or training. Click here to register or call 541-917-4840 M = Monday; T = Tuesday; W = Wednesday; R = Thursday; F = Friday; S = Saturday; U = Sunday Why did you choose to Table2 of Contents become a Community Instructor HIghlights..........................................03 Education instructor? Community Education Arts & Crafts ........................................................04 Computer Skills & Technology ........................05 Mazen Suliman Consumer Education ...........................................06 DevNW Classes ..................................................06 Italian Language Instructor Fitness & Dance .................................................07 Food & Drink .......................................................09 Teaching is a way for me to serve my Garden, Nature & Outdoor ..............................09 Health & Wellness ..............................................10 community and share my passion for History & Culture ................................................10 Home & DIY........................................................ ..10 languages. I enjoy interacting with Language............................................................ ..10 friends, coworkers, and family from all Personal Enrichment .......................................... 11 Professional Growth.......................................... .12 over the world each day. Vehicle Safety & Operation................ ..............12 Get to know Sue Stone Working and teaching remotely allows Youth & Family.................................................. ... 13 Community Education Coordinator the world to come to me.” Small Business Development Center Growing up in a big Hispanic family has Going Into Business ...........................................14 grounded me in the importance of family, traditions, and gratitude! I love loud fun parties, Foundations of Business................................... 14 haunted houses, Disneyland magic, AND Quickbooks ..........................................................15 equally, enjoy walking amongst my flowers and Pre-Licensing .......................................................15 watching movies with my family. Working at LBCC for 27 years has shown me that working Adrienne Ewanchyna Family Resource and Education Center for the best place with the best people does Parenting Education Classes ...........................16 exist. I get to foster growth, creativity, and Food & Drink Instructor Child Care Workforce Trainings ......................16 service to the community everyday! Important Dates: Pre College Preparation in Adult Basic Skills I hoped to get people excited and • Registration starts May 17 (English Language Acquisition, GED®)........ ...17 • Summer term is in session from June 28 -Sept. 2 empowered about cooking. I’ve Please note: Registration online requires a credit CE Now Hiring New Instructors .......................18 card. If you wish to use an alternate form of always cooked and baked, but at the How to Zoom........................ ...............................19 payment, please call 541-917-4840 and we can help you. age of 32 - after being a high school teacher - I went to culinary school Course Request Day class meets Start Date Total number of and followed my dream of Number (CRN) (R=Thursday) weeks class meets becoming a chef. Now I get to combine two passions - cooking and teaching! Click here to register or call 541-917-4840 M = Monday; T = Tuesday; W = Wednesday; R = Thursday; Are you interested in teaching? Instructor Cost Time theF = classFriday; S meets= Saturday; U = Sunday Type of online platform Visit our website HERE! Why did you choose to 3 become a Community Education instructor? Mazen Suliman Italian Language Instructor Teaching is a way for me to serve my community and share my passion for languages. I enjoy interacting with friends, coworkers, and family from all over the world each day. Working and teaching remotely allows the world to come to me.” Adrienne Ewanchyna Food & Drink Instructor I hoped to get people excited and empowered about cooking. I’ve always cooked and baked, but at the age of 32 - after being a high school teacher - I went to culinary school and followed my dream of becoming a chef. Now I get to combine two passions - cooking and teaching! Click here to register or call 541-917-4840 AreM = Monday; you T =interested Tuesday; W = Wednesday; in teaching?R = Thursday; VisitF = Friday; our S =website Saturday; U =HERE! Sunday 4 ARTS & CRAFTS ART COLOR & DESIGN STUDIO An ‘open studio’ class is an engaging and inspiring JUMP INTO WATERCOLOR! experience intended to foster creativity and Dive into textures, create patterns, and splash through experimentation. Instructor will be available for beautiful colors to begin the challenge of watercolor individualized informative technical and design painting. Yes, it can be difficult, but well worth the trip! instruction. Instructor will help students gain insights Take the chance and immerse yourself! Please join me into their creative accomplishments, develop new skills, in the journey through this engaging media. This class and explore their preferred styles. All levels welcome. is for the beginner watercolor painting student. See Allowed mediums are watercolor, acrylic, gouache, supplies to bring to class: linnbenton.edu/supplies casein, oil (using non-toxic solvent), graphite, charcoal, 16764 W 10:00 A.M.-11:50 A.M. 30-JUN 10 ZOOM colored pencil, and oil pastels. See supplies to bring to NAZARENUS, VIKKI $89 FEE class: linnbenton.edu/supplies 16466 M 1:00 P.M.-2:50 P.M. 28-JUN 8 ZOOM ADVANCED & INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR ALLISON, MARK $89 FEE PAINTING REALISTIC DRAWING Delight in the color, brilliance, and challenge of Designed for anyone, especially people who feel they watercolor painting. Learn composition, perspective, cannot draw well, who may feel they have no “talent” reflections, shadows, and color theory with new and for drawing, and may have little hope of learning how challenging techniques. This class is for those who are to draw. Take this class and be surprised! Any artist already knowledgeable of the basics of watercolor. See who wants to strengthen drawing and design skills will supplies to bring to class: linnbenton.edu/supplies find this class useful. Need pencils and plain 8.5 x 11 16312 W 9:30 A.M.-11:20 A.M. 30-JUN 10 ZOOM HANSEN, ELLEN $89 FEE white paper for first class. See supplies to bring to class: 16757 R 9:30 A.M.-11:20 A.M. 1-JUL 10 ZOOM linnbenton.edu/supplies HANSEN, ELLEN $89 FEE 16469 T 6:00 P.M.-7:50 P.M. 29-JUN 8 ZOOM ALLISON, MARK $89 FEE ACRYLIC PAINTING FOR FUN Have fun painting with friends in the safety of your TRAVEL JOURNAL SKETCHING NEW! own home with Acrylic Painting For Fun. This course is Students will learn the basics for creating a travel designed for all skill levels, no experience required, and journal with quick-sketch techniques, using pen and you can use whatever acrylic paints and brushes you ink, watercolors, and colored pencils/markers. No prior have already. We will be painting on wood, glass, cloth, sketching experience needed to succeed. We’ll discuss canvas, canvas boards, and anything else that sounds the best supplies to take traveling and what to look for like fun. The goal of the class is to have fun and explore in a journal. We’ll meet weekly on Zoom for instruction, the versatility of the medium of acrylics. See supplies to demos, practice, homework suggestions, and one-on-one bring to class: linnbenton.edu/supplies help. Have a pen and sketchbook or paper, 9x7 or larger, 16738 R 6:00 P.M.-7:50 P.M. 1-JUL 10 ZOOM for the first class. HANSEN, ELLEN $89 FEE 16775 W 4:00 P.M.-5:20 P.M. 30-JUN 8 ZOOM OHLGREN, LAUREN $79 FEE PASTEL PAINTING Pastels are unrivaled for their brilliance of color, ART & CREATIVITY UNLEASHED NEW! versatility, and easy handling. They are the most direct Expand your artistic repertoire with exercises designed form of painting media. With a little practice and to challenge, invigorate, and breathe fresh air into your experimentation, you can become proficient with this creativity. Through guided experimentation, we’ll use delightful painting medium. See supplies to bring to mixed media, such as watercolor, collage, and drawing to class: linnbenton.edu/supplies create multiple samples of texture, color, imagery, text, 16773 T 1:00 P.M.-2:50 P.M. 29-JUN 10 ZOOM and line work. Be willing to discover the unexpected! HANSEN, ELLEN $89 FEE Supply list will be available at first class. 16761 T 4:00 P.M.-5:20 P.M. 29-JUN 6 ZOOM OHLGREN, LAUREN $69 FEE Click here to register or call 541-917-4840 M = Monday; T = Tuesday; W = Wednesday; R = Thursday; F = Friday; S = Saturday; U = Sunday 5 Creating Candle Making: Comics with Jen Sand & Glass with Hernandez Camelia Moss CREATING COMICS CRAFTS Dig in deep to take your stories from life or imagination and turn them into a digital or hand-drawn webcomic. CANDLE MAKING: SAND & GLASS NEW! Get the scoop on comic creation, drawing practice, and work with digital drawing software. Learn about Ever been in awe of sand and jar candles and wondered, creative habits to make daily art a part of your life, “How’d they do that?” Come learn to make your own and how to share your work with others. Perfect for while choosing your own scents and colors. Makes a beginners, this class is designed to be an introduction wonderful gift or addition to your home. See supplies
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