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Azim Mujakic Brittany Coates Terri Williams Reader, writer, traveler teaching for Sophisticated chef teaching for STLCC Community builder teaching for STLCC STLCC Continuing Education since Continuing Education since 2018. Continuing Education since 2015. 2003. I love teaching and connecting I view my water aerobic I survived the Balkan War with new people in the classes as so much more than a before making my way out continuing education class workout. My classes emphasize to the United States with my environment, which is always getting healthy both physically son and wife. I became a U.S. welcoming and fun for adults and mentally. We create a sense citizen in 2005 and built my and children. I especially enjoy of community where we know new life from ground zero. So working with kids, helping each other's names and share many diverse students come them to develop social and stories about our lives. Students through my classes with so character-building skills and, by tell me how they feel better many reasons to learn a new way of cooking, a skill that will about their bodies, how greatly language or the language of be needed in everyday life.” their balance has improved, their ancestors. My classes have Explore Brittany's "Cooking with and how they feel stronger.” helped individuals reconnect Friends" classes on page 32. Explore Terri's aquatics to their heritage and better classes on page 61. understand Bosnian and Croatian neighbors in our community.” Explore Azim's Bosnian classes on page 48. Spring 2020 Continuing Education Courses

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Essentials Training Ageless Learning Seminars...... 21 Professional Essentials...... 5 Social Security Benefits America...... 23 Small Business Essentials...... 6 Creative Arts Nonprofit Essentials...... 8 Fine Arts...... 23 Career Essentials...... 8 Crafts...... 26 We’re here for you Industry, Quality and Safety Culinary ...... 30 whether you’re letting your curiosity Drones...... 9 Dance...... 33 Safety and Quality: OSHA...... 9 Music...... 35 point you in new directions, seeking Construction...... 9 Theater...... 36 professional courses to help advance HVAC...... 9 Photography...... 37 your career or pursuing new challenges Manufacturing...... 9 Writing...... 38 Solar Certified Courses: NABCEP...... 10 Home, Nature and Garden to expand your mind. Continuing Food Safety...... 10 Home Improvement and Maintenance...... 40 Education provides a showcase Career Studies Master Naturalist...... 41 of opportunities to broaden your Personal Trainer...... 11 Personal Finance Emergency Care...... 11 Finance and Investments...... 45 potential and change your life! CPR and First Aid...... 12 Real Estate...... 45 Health Care Careers...... 13 Estate Planning...... 46 • experiential, life-long learning Voiceover Communications...... 13 Retirement Planning...... 46 • diverse, inclusive community Real Estate...... 14 Language and Communications Truck Driving...... 14 Personal Communications...... 47 • continually evolving for an Computers and Technology Sign Language...... 48 Personal Computing...... 15 Foreign Language...... 48 ever-changing world Microsoft Tools...... 16 Historical Studies G Suite Google Tools...... 17 Genealogy...... 52 Discover how Continuing Education Adobe Tools...... 18 Culture...... 53 can spark your potential and unlock Social Media...... 19 Religion...... 53 Smart Home Technology...... 19 Philosophy...... 53 a whole new future for you! Mobile Technologies...... 19 History...... 54 3D Modeling and Drafting...... 19 Tours and Trips...... 55 Testing and Review...... 20 Wellness, Fitness and Recreation Not receiving Adult Education and Literacy...... 20 Recreation and Sports...... 58 Motorcycle Safety Training...... 58 a catalog each Cards and Games...... 59 Fencing...... 59 semester? St. Louis Community College expands minds and Recreational Team Sports...... 59 changes lives every day by offering high-quality Please call Continuing Education Bowling...... educational experiences leading to degrees, 59 at 314‑984‑7777 or email us at certificates, employment, university transfer and Golf...... 59 [email protected] to be life-long learning. Tennis and Pickleball...... 60 Fitness...... 61 added to our mailing list. If you are a person with a disability who requires Aquatics...... 61 an accommodation in order to participate in any Aerobic and Strength Exercise...... 62 program or activity, please contact the Continuing Education Access Office at 314-984-7704 as soon as Boot Camp...... 63 314-984-7777 | CALL CENTER possible in advance of the program for consideration of T’ai Chi...... 63 Extended Hours: Jan. 6-9 your accommodations request. It is helpful to receive Self Defense...... 64 accommodations requests at least 10 days in advance Yoga, Pilates and Barre...... 64 • M–Th...... 8:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m. of a program. For trips and tours, advance notice of up Wellness and Personal Development...... 66 to one month is requested. With less advance notice, it • F...... 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. may be difficult to meet needs of interested members. Caregiving at Home...... 67 Youth Classes...... 68 Regular Hours Saint Louis Community College Board of Trustees: • M–Th...... 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Rodney Gee, Chair; Kevin M. Martin, Ed.D., Vice Chair; Eleftheria “Libby” Fitzgerald; Helpful Information • F...... 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Doris A. Graham, Ph.D.; Craig H. Larson, Location Index...... 69 Ed.D.; Anne Adams Marshall; Pam Ross See page 71 for more General Information...... 70 Great care has been taken to provide accurate Registration Form...... 71 registration methods. information about the courses in this schedule. Occasionally, an error may occur. Information is subject to change and/or correction. For more information on Continuing Education programs and REGISTER ONLINE | 24 HOURS to view complete, up-to-date course information, stlcc.edu/CE visit St. Louis Community College at stlcc.edu/CE.

REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 3 ADVANCING PEOPLE, BUSINESSES, Workforce Solutions Group of St. ADVANCING PEOPLE COMMUNITIES Louis Community College leverages Continuing Education annually education for growth in the knowledge advances over 18,000 individuals economy by offering programs and both personally and professionally services designed to advance people, with an extensive library of over businesses and communities. 2,400 courses and hundreds of online learning opportunities. We accomplish this through our • Professional Development Continuing Education, Corporate Services and Community Services • Personal Enrichment operating units with teams centrally located at the Corporate ADVANCING BUSINESSES College, a state-of-the-art facility Corporate Services is one of the dedicated to corporate education largest providers of training and and professional development. consulting services in the St. Louis metropolitan area advancing over 10,000 employees from Need on-site tailored over 100 companies each year. training and development? Contact us at 314‑539‑5022 to discuss • Contract Training and Consulting specialized programs custom-fit • Testing and Assessment Center to your unique needs and goals. • WorkKeys Solutions Center Or, learn more about our suite of workforce and continuing education ADVANCING solutions at stlcc.edu/workforce. COMMUNITIES Community Services advances local communities by partnering with employers, community organizations, Each year, STLCC’s Workforce education and government to create Solutions Group publishes its job training opportunities for residents annual State of the St. Louis and a talent pipeline for employers. Workforce Report. Our most recent issue focuses on financial • Accelerated Job Training Programs services, health care and • SkillUp Training Funding information technology. Learn • Community Workforce Partnerships more and download the report at stlcc.edu/STLworkforce.

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ESSENTIALS TRAINING Professional Essentials Project Management (PMP) | Lean Six Sigma

Project Management Orientation Lean Six Sigma Green Belt This free session is designed to provide information Whether you work in a service or manufacturing to individuals interested in obtaining the Project environment, are a member of a quality team, quality Management Professional® (PMP) certification. Learn manager or desire to obtain a Lean Six Sigma Green the concepts, test preparation and requirements Belt for professional development, this course is for needed for certification. Presentation includes an you. This hybrid class blends classroom instruction overview of the program, a look at class materials, with on-line learning and introduces you to the trends in the industry and potential job opportunities basic tenants of Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma. for PMPs. The orientation is free but registration is Program highlights include how to implement the required. DMAIC process (define, measure, analyze, improve, BPCT:703 | 1 session | NO FEE control), use Lean tools to reduce waste and enable P01 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Dirk Lupien flow, apply Six Sigma principles to reduce/sustain March 7 STLCC-Corp, 219 variation in a process and more. Materials included in cost of course. Students successfully completing this training will receive a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt award Project Management of completion and 45 hours of instruction. This training Project managers are in demand when the need is includes an 18-hour capstone simulation project on for skills that require time, resources and financial the last two Wednesday sessions and two consecutive Hone your problem-solving skills and management with a finite effort. Working knowledge Saturdays. Attendance on these days is mandatory. successfully complete more projects of these skills is recognized by the Project Management If one of these days is missed, arrangements may be Institute (PMI) through various levels of certification. made with the instructor to complete the project and on time and on budget. St. Louis This course helps you to prepare for the PMP® receive noncredit certification. However, should this Community College helps you take certification exam by presenting the critical concepts be necessary, additional instructional costs will be your business goals to the next level together with the core knowledge areas covered in charged to the student above and beyond the cost the exam. Topics covered include the process groups of the program. Lunch provided on Saturdays. Class and maintain a competitive edge. and relationships, terminology and decision-making meets Wednesdays 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26, practice. Session attendance in this course counts 3/4, 3/11, 3/18, 3/25 from 5:30–8:30 p.m. and Saturdays toward the project management training criteria of 35 3/21, 3/28 from 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Class is subject to We have more! Ready to develop your hours that is required to register for the PMP exam. This cancellation if minimum enrollment is not met by interpersonal or public speaking skills? practical learning prepares the student for the PMP 2/5. No refunds after this date unless class is canceled. certification exam by lecture, online exercises, working BPCT:701 | 12 sessions | $1534 AGE 60+ | $1899 REG Check out our Personal Communications sessions and practice exams. Program is presented by courses on page 47. P01 W 5:30–8:30 p.m. a Registered Educational Provider (REP). Class meets Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Pat Dalton Thursdays: 3/26, 4/2, 4/9, 4/16, 4/23 from 6-9 p.m. and Jan. 22 – March 28 STLCC-Corp, 203 Saturdays: 4/4, 4/11, 4/18 from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Lunch provided on Saturdays. Class is subject to cancellation • NOTE: Learn more at stlcc.edu/LSS. if minimum enrollment is not met by 3/19. No refunds after this date unless class is canceled. Project Management Professional® is a registered trademark of BPCT:703 | 8 sessions | $1649 AGE 60+ | $1649 REG Project Management International, Inc. P02 Th 6–9 p.m. Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Dirk Lupien March 26 – April 23 STLCC-Corp, 211 • NOTE: Learn more at stlcc.edu/PMP.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 5 Small Business Essentials

Starting and Managing Small Business Tax Seminar Accounting a Small Business If you are thinking of starting a small business or have Are you thinking about starting and managing a already done so, this program is designed for you. Join small business in Missouri? Designed for individuals a small business tax professional and CPA to learn the Understanding Accounting: who are considering starting a business, have made tax-related essentials of starting a business: business An Introduction the decision to start or who have been in business use of the home, recordkeeping, independent Designed for individuals with non-financial for less than two years, this program will discuss the contractor versus employee, hobby versus business, backgrounds who work with budgets or those basics of business ownership, planning for success, federal income tax and employment tax requirements. wanting to enter an office manager position, organizational forms of business, legal and regulatory This program is designed for sole proprietors, but this introductory course provides an overview of environment, recordkeeping and information much of the information relates to all forms of business accounting terminology and processes, analyzing management, marketing, financing and resources. ownership. The instructor welcomes a two-way financial activities and statements and applying the Program is offered in partnership with the Small discussion and questions about your specific situation. fundamentals of accounting. Course covers debits, Business and Technology Development Center. BUSS:741 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG credits, general ledgers, assets, liabilities, balance BUSS:701 | 2 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P06 Sa 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Teri Spector sheets, profit and loss statements and more. Students P02 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Lynette Watson April 4 MC-BA, 120 may bring a sack lunch/drink to class. Jan. 25 – Feb. 1 MC-BA, 122 BUSS:741 | 1 session | $21 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P03 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Lynette Watson Recordkeeping for the P05 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Bill Dorr April 4 – April 11 MC-BA, 122 Small Business Owner March 7 MC-BA, 124 As a small business owner, it is important for you to have good recordkeeping procedures and Accounting Boot Camp: Beginning I accurately follow tax guidelines. Taught by a small Designed for individuals and entrepreneurs who desire business tax professional and CPA, class topics to learn and master basic accounting, this rigorous, I appreciate the information include internal and external financial records, fast-paced boot camp provides an introduction “as well as resources I was different forms of business ownership (and their to accounting business terminology, accounting specific recordkeeping requirements), setting up principles, the accounting cycle and the preparation able to gain from this class. your own books, management reporting, travel and of financial statements. This course includes a variety entertainment expenses, home office expenses, and of hands-on case studies for practical application and methods for tracking and deducting vehicle expenses. is taught by a tenured accounting professor. Bring The instructor welcomes a two-way discussion and pencils, calculator and notebook paper. All other class questions about your specific situation. materials provided. Bring a sack lunch. Katy BUSS:741 | 2 sessions | $79 AGE 60+ | $79 REG BUSS:741 | 2 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $69 REG Clayton P07 Sa 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Teri Spector P01 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Stacy Moore April 18 – April 25 MC-SO, 107 Feb. 29 – March 7 FP-G, 113 Business Plan Development An intensive, four-session, individually customized course designed to provide new and aspiring DIY Background Check Accounting Boot Camp: Beginning II entrepreneurs with the tools and resources to create a Investigations 101 This boot camp builds upon an introduction to solid business plan. Experienced business facilitators/ Protect yourself and your business using public accounting business terminology and accounting coaches will guide group sessions and share practical resources and investigative techniques to legally principles with discussion of the accounting cycle experiences to enhance your business. Participants learn more about the candidates you are ready to hire. and preparation of financial statements. This rigorous, learn with and from their peers, creating a powerful From an employee-hiring manager for a large or small fast-paced boot camp is designed for individuals and network that continues well after the program is business firm to a homeowner contractor or rental entrepreneurs who desire to learn and master basic complete. These sessions are enriched with guest property manager, it’s good employment practice to accounting. This course includes a variety of hands-on speakers from various disciplines including the learn more about potential individuals you are hiring case studies for practical application and is taught by a legal profession, marketing, human resources and and screen candidates to help ensure a potential new tenured accounting professor. Bring pencils, calculator financing. In addition, each participant will begin by hire does not have anything lurking in their past that and notebook paper. All other class materials provided. taking the GrowthWheel® assessment and receive could potentially harm your business or create a safety Bring a sack lunch. customized tools based on this assessment to assist as hazard for clients and other employees. Taught by BUSS:741 | 2 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $69 REG you build your plan. Weekly homework assignments a private investigator, learn about free and low-cost P02 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Stacy Moore options for conducting background checks, when and are given and participation is required to be successful March 28 – April 4 FP-G, 113 in the class. Continued counseling from a business how to conduct background checks and red flags to counselor and certified life coach is available after look for before a potential problem arises. the completion of the class. Please bring a laptop BUSS:765 | 1 session | $27 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Accounting Boot Camp: Beginning III or electronic device to class for working on your P02 Sa 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Cheryl Ring This rigorous, fast-paced, hands-on extension of Accounting Boot Camp: Beginning II is designed for business plan. Program is offered in partnership with Feb. 29 FV-B, 120 the Small Business and Technology Development individuals and entrepreneurs who desire to advance P01 Sa 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Cheryl Ring their accounting knowledge. Course introduces Center. GrowthWheel® is a registered trademark of April 25 MC-BA, 212 GrowthWheel International Inc. subsidiary ledgers, special journals and internal controls. Bring pencils, calculator and notebook paper. BUSS:702 | 4 classes | $109 AGE 60+ | $109 REG All other class materials provided. P01 W 6:15–9:15 p.m. Lynette Watson Branding and Search Engine Marketing Learn to create a strong brand for your new business BUSS:741 | 2 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $69 REG Feb. 5 – Feb. 26 MC-BA, 116 or organization and also create a strong search engine P03 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Stacy Moore P02 Tu 6:15–9:15 p.m. Lynette Watson marketing plan that gets results. April 18 – April 25 FP-G, 113 April 21 – May 12 MC-BA, 122 BUSS:765 | 2 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG • NOTE: No class 11/26. P15 Th 6–8 p.m. Sarah Guldalian Introduction to Data Analytics May 7 – May 14 MC-BA, 114 Using Microsoft® Excel® NEW! The Business of Small Business: Continue enhancing data-informed decision- Understanding Financials making by exploring the use of data analysis tools in Discover ways to turn financial statements into useful Microsoft Excel. Introduces pivot tables, data tables management tools. Understand where cash comes and comparison bar graphs. Learn how to use the from, where it’s used in day-to-day business, and conditional formatting function and sort feature to learn to identify and correct cash flow problems and further analyze data. Please bring a flash drive. prepare future performance of a business using a BUSS:765 | 3 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $69 REG cash budget. Leave feeling more comfortable about decisions to prepare for growth, and better undertand P03 Th 7–9 p.m. Stacy Moore loans and financing, how and when to make affordable April 16 – April 30 FP-D, 313 purchases and how much cash can safely be taken out of the business. Designed for business owners, We have more! Take your Excel® skills to managers, accountants, bankers and consultants. the next level. We offer a range of classes for BUSS:741 | 3 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $99 REG beginners, advanced users, and anyone in P04 Th 6:15–9:15 p.m. Lynette Watson between. Go to page 16 to learn more. Feb. 27 – March 12 MC-BA, 122

6 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Inventors’ One-Day Series:

Market Spotlight Learn, Create, Grow Learn from the experts at Inventors Association of St. Louis, one of the oldest inventor- Business Start-Up Skills for Artisans and Crafters assistance organizations in the United States. This series offers insights and secrets of Are you looking to turn your side hustle into a money- invention procedures and business-building. Register for each class. making business? You’ve been developing your talent and finding a demand for your handmade STLCC-Forest Park (FP) | MC-BA, 116 | Saturday, April 18 craft or artistic products, but how do you navigate the independent marketplace? Get ready for the BUSS:765 | each session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG upcoming season and learn tips from award-winning P09 9-10 a.m. Ask An Inventor: An Introduction to the Invention Process artist, 40-year veteran in the arts and former executive P10 10:15-11:15 a.m. Intellectual Property: Learn How to Protect Your Ideas director of Best of Missouri Hands as she discusses P11 How to Sell and License Your Product effective marketing techniques, outlets to sell online 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and in-person, balancing creativity with administrative P12 1:15-2:15 p.m. Using Cut and Sew Factories for Manufacturing tasks and more. Bring a notebook and pen to class. P13 2:30-3:30 p.m. Local Funding, Resources and Maker Spaces to Market Products BUSS:701 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P01 Th 6–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky STLCC-Meramec (MC) | FP-G, 325 | Saturday, March 7 March 5 MC-BA, 203 BUSS:765 | each session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG P04 9-10 a.m. Ask An Inventor: An Introduction to the Invention Process NEW! Starting a Dessert Business: Menu Building and Pricing P05 10:15-11:15 a.m. Intellectual Property: Learn How to Protect Your Ideas Ready to go pro? Pricing your baked goods to sell is P06 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. How to Research Patents to Avoid Infringement the hardest part of a cake or cookie business. Build a P07 1:15-2:15 p.m. How to Manufacture Your First Product drool worthy menu and learn how to properly cost all P08 2:30-3:30 p.m. Crowdfunding: What’s the Difference Between Platforms? that goes into your final product so you can effectively price. By the end of this course you will have a unique menu and the knowledge to price properly with Ask An Inventor: An Introduction How to Sell and License Your Product confidence. Text required; bring to first class: “The to the Invention Process Learn the pros, cons and differences between licensing Flavor Bible” ISBN 978-0316118408. Learn valuable lessons and tips to avoid common and self-production of a new product. Benefit from tips about how to approach potential licensees (e.g. | 4 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $ REG mistakes when becoming an inventor. Ask a twice- BUSS:765 59 retailers, major brands, big box stores, etc.) and how P14 W 6–8 p.m. Deva Williamson patented inventor questions as she shares experiences and challenges faced while developing her idea into a to best structure your sales pitch to be impactful and April 8 – April 29 MC-SO, 206 prototype, creating a finished product and desktop app, secure a deal. Offered at FP. identifying a manufacturer, selecting a patent attorney, bringing her product to market and more. Offered at MC and FP. Intellectual Property: Learn How to Protect Your Ideas Learn the different types of Intellectual Property (IP) Crowdfunding: What’s the available (i.e. patents, trademarks and copyrights) to Difference Between Platforms? provide protection for inventions and other original Thinking about starting a crowdfunding campaign to work. Explores the length and type of protections launch a product but don’t know what platform to use? granted under each filing and how to avoid infringing Many factors should be considered before launching on existing IPs or losing patent protection. Offered at a campaign to fund your idea, invention, business, MC and FP. cause or organization. Learn the general differences and requirements, pros and cons, and benefits versus risks associated with the most popular crowdfunding Local Funding, Resources and Maker websites. Explore samples of the most successful and Spaces to Market Products failed campaigns launched right here in St. Louis. Did you know that St. Louis ranks as one of the top Offered at MC. three cities in America with the best entrepreneurial community? A number of local entities have created programs and raised money to extend to start-up How to Manufacture Your First Product entrepreneurs and inventors. However, many of Learn the dos and don’ts of manufacturing and how to these resources are underutilized. Learn how to take select the best manufacturer for your product based on advantage of available training, resources, funding and your product type. This session explores the product mentoring opportunities! Offered at FP. manufacturing process in the U.S., China, Mexico, India and more. Learn the different requirements for obtaining a product sample and placing initial orders; Using Cut and Sew Factories inherent risks, inconveniences, and timelines associated for Manufacturing with average production runs; expenses involved in Need help developing, constructing and/or launching manufacturing in the U.S. versus abroad and more. a product or clothing collection but don’t know Also, gain valuable tips to avoid costly manufacturing where to start? Learn how cut and sew factories can mistakes during production and insights on local and help you through the entire process from design, to international companies that provide U.S. clients with sales, to distribution. Gain an understanding of how product sourcing and translation services along with these factories can convert designs and sketches into facilitation of off-shore manufacturing in China, Mexico, finished products, providing services such as design Taiwan and other countries for free or at a low cost. development, pattern creation and digitization, Offered at MC. assembly and manufacturing that can help launch products within a shorter period of time than most manufacturers. Offered at FP. How to Research Patents to Avoid Infringement Attempting to read and understand a patent can be daunting. However, it is important for inventors to conduct basic patent research to determine if their idea already exists (under another name or category) and is, in fact, patentable. This class helps inventors better read and understand the contents and key parts of a patent and gain knowledge about the requirements for and meaning of terms like dependent/independent claims, prior art, patent infringement and more. Learn how to improve research inquiries on free websites and extract valuable information from various patents that will aid in devising new patents. Offered at MC.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 7 Nonprofit Career Essentials Essentials Discover Your Career Passion Plus 50 Employment: The You spend a good part of your life expressing Purpose, Process and Payoff yourself through work and career. For that reason, Whether you have been recently laid off from your job it is important to discover a path that offers joy as a result of the economy and company restructuring or are looking to get into a different career path, and value in what you do. In this class, we will individuals over age fifty may find that the job seeking help you convert that passion into a career path and employment process is vastly different from years through the use of worksheets and discussions. ago. Come learn about the unique challenges older You have always known what you love, now workers may face including researching companies, discover your career passion. locating online job search databases, updating CPDV:702 | 1 session | $47 AGE 60+ | $65 REG your resume to match your skills with prospects, P05 Tu 7–9:30 p.m. Jean Walters networking, skill enhancement tools, interview styles, April 7 MC-BA, 114 local resources, branding statements and more. You will receive information from industry experts to help you find the path to opportunities. NEW! Professionally Polished: CPDV:701 | 2 sessions | $37.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG Designing your LinkedIn® Portfolio P05 Th 6–9 p.m. Edwin Penfold Want to know how to stand out amongst professionals Feb. 20 – Feb. 27 MC-BA, 208 on the largest social network for business? Learn from a marketing executive how to build a dynamic Event Planning 101 portfolio on LinkedIn that will raise you to the top of Plus 50: Explore the Rewards of From the most exciting to the most mundane tasks, your industry! At the end of this two-session class, be the Volunteering Pathway you’ll receive the best advice on items to consider and ready for your network connections to explode and Are you looking for ways to thrive and “give back” in the roles and actions necessary to successfully and take you to the next level in business. LinkedIn® is a retirement? Wondering how you will use your time enjoyably produce and execute your event. Discussion registered trademark of LinkedIn Corporation. meaningfully? Where will you choose to put your will also focus on how to avoid potential hurdles by CPDV:705 | 2 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $59 REG energy? In this workshop we will look at ways to establishing a clearly communicated process and P02 Th 6–8 p.m. Sarah Guldalian recycle and revive your dreams while rethinking your opportunities through volunteering. Explore the timeline with your team. You’ll also learn to draft April 9 – April 16 MC-BA, 203 an outline and timeline, beginning with concept volunteer pathway with an experienced life coach and and ending with effective follow-up, which you can the support of like-minded fellow participants. utilize for current or future event planning. Instructor Plus 50: Finding Purpose and CPDV:702 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG is a producer for an international media outreach Passion in the Third Chapter P03 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Carol Watkins organization and former nonprofit manager of over Are you facing the uncharted post-career years and March 28 MC-BA, 124 100 volunteers. wondering what’s next? Many of us in the third chapter of life feel unsettled, restless and adrift. We believe the | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $ REG NPAD:704 39 years between 50 and 75 can be some of the best, but NEW! Plus 50: Too Young to Retire P01 Th 6–8 p.m. Sarah Guldalian don’t know how to make sense of the changes we’re What’s next? That is a question many 50 and above April 2 MC-BA, 122 facing. If you are looking for new meaning in work are asking themselves as they think about retirement. and life, this powerful interactive learning experience This workshop is about revitalizing our definition of The ABCs of Grant Writing for Beginners will teach you how to tap into the power of purpose. retirement. We are seeing a “new retirement” take Gain an overview of what is involved in the identification Whether you’re seeking an encore career, looking for shape as baby boomers are reaching 65 at a rate of and acquisition of grants, including where to look for enlivening volunteer work or reinventing your sense 10,000 people per day. Many will live an additional 20 grant opportunities, the basic components of a grant of identity, knowing your purpose will guide you to to 30 years. What will you do with this time? Will you proposal, and steps needed prior to writing a proposal. increased vitality, creativity and fulfillment. Bring a remain in your current career, modify it, volunteer or Instructor has more than 30 years experience in grant sack lunch. choose a paid or unpaid encore career? This workshop is ideal for energetic midlifers who are exploring writing and grants management and has played CPDV:702 | 1 session | $40 AGE 60+ | $55 REG possibilities as they design their next chapters. an instrumental role in securing over $43 million in P01 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Carol Watkins | | $ | $ grants for community organizations, higher learning Feb. 8 MC-BA, 124 CPDV:702 1 session 29 AGE 60+ 39 REG institutions, and state and local government agencies. P02 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Carol Watkins P04 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Carol Watkins Designed for individuals with little to no grant writing April 11 MC-BA, 124 May 9 MC-BA, 124 experience. Lunch on your own. NPAD:701 | 1 session | $57 AGE 60+ | $79 REG P01 Sa 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Daphne Walker-Thoth April 18 FP-G, 325 P03 Sa 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Daphne Walker-Thoth May 2 MC-BA, 122

Grant Writing for Nonprofit Professionals Are you responsible for securing grants for your community-based organization but are not a professional grant writer? Through this course, executive directors, project directors, program specialists and administrative professionals from small nonprofit organizations are introduced to strategies for preparing winning grant proposals. Instructor has more than 30 years experience in grant writing and grants management and has played an instrumental role in securing over $43 million in grants for community organizations, higher learning institutions, and state and local government agencies. Lunch on your own. NPAD:701 | 1 session | $57 AGE 60+ | $79 REG P02 Sa 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Daphne Walker-Thoth April 25 FV-B, 123

8 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRY, QUALITY AND SAFETY Drones Construction Introduction to Drones National Electrical Code and Informational class designed for individuals interested Calculations: Part II in the drone industry. Learn about the operation, Learn and review the specialty area of articles in the history and manufacture of drones as well as current NFPA Division 70 text including general definitions as uses of these robotic vehicles in law enforcement, a refresher from Part I. Chapters 5-8 of the book will agriculture, aerial photography and more! Discussion be covered in-depth and include hazardous locations, will also include requirements to build and regulations health care facilities, mobile home parks, manufactured to fly drones. Students will have the opportunity to fly wiring, swimming pools, electric welders and fire a quadcopter simulator in class. pumps along with special occupancies. Calculations ENGR:706 | 1 session | $21.50 AGE 60+ | $35 REG are part of the NEC, so basic calculations on trailer P02 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Rory Paul parks, welders, x-ray units, and short circuit current March 28 MC-SO, 108 will be reviewed and discussed. Texts required, bring to first class: “NFPA, National Electrical Code 2017” ISBN 978-1455912773 and “Holt, Electrical Exam Commercial Drones: FAA Preparation 2017” ISBN 978-0986353499. Prerequisite: Part 107 Test Prep National Electrical Code and Calculations: Part I. Prepare for the FAA test to operate a drone! The new ELEC:705 | 14 sessions | $192 AGE 60+ | $299 REG FAA Part 107 regulation now requires operators of P01 Tu 6–9 p.m. Michael Smith commercially for hire unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) Jan. 28 – May 5 STLCC-South County, 213 to obtain a Remote Pilot Airman Certificate with a small UAS rating or to be under direct supervision of • NOTE: No class 3/17. a person who holds such a certificate. A former airline pilot and current drone instructor will review material We have more! Interested in 3D modeling to successfully pass the FAA test. Subjects include or drafting using AutoCAD®? Check out the new FAA regulation, airspace classifications, available courses on page 19. flight restrictions, aeronautical chart study, airport operations, radio communication, weather, human factors and more. Sample test questions will also be reviewed. Optional $15 test prep book available for purchase in class. One hour lunch on your own. HVAC Registration deadline: 3/24. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 3/18. HVAC Operator I ENGR:706 | 2 sessions | $159 AGE 60+ | $249 REG Through hands-on instruction, this practical course P01 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. John Beetz introduces the basic operation, maintenance and March 28 – April 4 STLCC-Corp, 207 troubleshooting of heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment including air, closed water stream and control systems. Learn dynamic equipment components of various systems with special emphasis Safety and upon preventive maintenance. Be prepared, upon successful course completion, to take your EPA certification exams (Core, Type I, II and Universal). 48 Quality: OSHA contact hours. Textbook required; bring to first class: "AHRI Fundamentals of HVACR" 3rd ed. ISBN 978- 10-Hour OSHA: General Industry Safety 0134016160, available online. and Health Training Certification Funding assistance may be available. Class meets Monday 4/13 and Thursday 4/16. This 10- Learn more at stlcc.edu/HVAC. hour OSHA course is ideal for employee safety and CONS:765 | 8 sessions | $450 AGE 60+ | $450 REG health awareness. Get introduced to OSHA policies, procedures and standards as well as general industry P01 MTuWThF 8 a.m.–2:30 p.m. John Hope safety and health principles covered in OSHA Part Jan. 6 – Jan. 15 FV-CWI, 130 1910. Students will receive a 10-hour OSHA card after P02 MTuWThF 8 a.m.–2:30 p.m. John Hope completion of the course. Students may bring a sack March 2 – March 11 FV-CWI, 130 dinner and/or drinks and snack to class. Withdrawal P03 MTuWThF 8 a.m.–2:30 p.m. John Hope deadline for refund: 4/8. April 20 – April 29 FV-CWI, 130 CONS:736 | 2 sessions | $76 AGE 60+ | $125 REG P01 MTh 4–9:30 p.m. Lamont Ray April 13 – April 16 STLCC-Corp, 209 Manufacturing 10-Hour OSHA: Construction Safety Missouri Manufacturing Technician I and Health Training Certification Rapidly skill-up for entry level employment in Class meets Monday 5/11 and Thursday 5/14, and advanced, high performance manufacturing. Our meets the required laws for working on public job sites. accelerated hybrid classroom/online training format Led by an OSHA certified trainer, course covers the supports personalized learning and computer literacy, mandated OSHA topics including OSHA regulations, preparing you for multiple valuable credentials. general safety and health, basic electrical safety, fall Prepare and sit for Manufacturing Skill Standards protection, ladder and scaffold safety, hand and power Council (MSSC) Certified Production Technician (CPT) tools, material handling and more. Upon successful Safety and CPT Quality exams and for the OSHA completion students will receive the 10-Hour OSHA 10-Hour General Industry credential. Additionally, course completion card. Students may bring a sack round out your technical toolkit with professional dinner and/or drinks and snack to class. Withdrawal development that spans team building, employment deadline for refund: 5/6. strategies, and computer literacy. Develop your CONS:736 | 2 sessions | $76 AGE 60+ | $125 REG skills with hand tools, mathematical measurements/ P02 MTh 4–9:30 p.m. Lamont Ray conversions and blueprint reading. Upon successfully May 11 – May 14 STLCC-Corp, 209 MSSC CPT Safety and CTP Quality certifications receive Missouri Manufacturing Technician I Certificate. 100 contact hours plus OSHA is a registered trademark of the Occupational Safety and NO FEE | 4-week class, 100 contact hours Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor. Learn more at stlcc.edu/MfgTech.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 9 Solar Certified Courses: NABCEP Food Safety STLCC is a NABCEP Registered Provider of solar training courses, offered from beginner to advanced levels. Simply curious to know more about solar energy? A great place to start is by registering for our free Solar Photovoltaics Information Session. Do you require more in-depth knowledge to begin or advance your career in solar? Or, are you looking to expand your business into solar and need training for your current employees? If any of these scenarios sound like you, register for Solar I, II and III courses listed here and be eligible to take the NABCEP Associate Program Exam.

Solar Photovoltaics Information Session Solar II: Solar Site Survey, Energy markets are changing. Remain ahead of the Components and System Build curve and be part of this important shift in the solar A continuation of solar energy studies and hands-on installation field. Join us for an introductory information experiences. Prerequisite: Solar I: Solar Site Survey, session on the application, design, installation and Components and System Build. Registration by 2/13 is operation of photovoltaic systems focusing on the encouraged. No refunds after this date. ServSafe® Food Safety Certification path for certification through the North American St. Louis City and St. Louis County Health Departments CONS:721 | 7 sessions | $96.50 AGE 60+ | $159 REG Board of Certified Energy Professionals (NABCEP). require that at least one person within each food Program is free but registration is required. P03 TuTh 5–8 p.m. Ryan Chester service facility be certified in food safety. This nationally | | Feb. 20 – March 12 FV-E, 154 recognized class offers this training to individuals CONS:721 1 session NO FEE who are employed by, manage or own food service P01 Th 6–7:30 p.m. Ryan Chester operations in the hospitality industry. The second Jan. 16 FV-E, 154 Solar III: Advanced PV and class concludes with the exam. Fee includes textbook, Sizing Electrical Design answer sheet and proctored exam. Those achieving a Learn how to equate temperature differences using grade of 75% or higher on the exam will be awarded Solar I: Solar Site Survey, temp coefficients for string sizing as required by the nationally-recognized ServSafe certificate. Bring a Components and System Build the National Electric Code. Exercises in proper wire sack lunch to class. Join the field of solar energy to learn about electrical sizing, overcurrent protection sizing and system basics, photovoltaics, solar energy fundamentals, sizing for stand-alone and grid-tied systems as well as RMGT:701 | 2 sessions | $127 AGE 60+ | $169 REG photovoltaic sizing, solar energy markets and safety basic troubleshooting techniques will be presented. P03 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Christina Clark basics. Gain an understanding of basic photovoltaic Prerequisites: Solar I and Solar II: Solar Basics, Solar Site Feb. 8 – Feb. 22 FP-HSP, 219 equipment and how to assess potential installation Survey, Components and System Build. Registration by • NOTE: No class 2/15. sites for their solar energy potential. Get hands-on 3/17 is encouraged. No refunds after this date. P01 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Almut Stephan Marino experience with roof layout, shading analysis using CONS:721 | 5 sessions | $145.50 AGE 60+ | $199 REG Feb. 22 – March 7 FV-B, 243 Solar Pathfinder™, calculation of energy production for specific sites and calculation of load estimations. P04 TuTh 5–8 p.m. Ryan Chester • NOTE: No class 2/29. In addition, learn about photovoltaic system March 24 – April 7 FV-E, 154 P02 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Almut Stephan Marino components and how they interact with each other. April 4 – April 18 MC-BA, 116 Use knowledge gained on solar modules, charge Advanced NEC for Photovoltaics • NOTE: No class 4/11. controllers and inverters, batteries, and photovoltaic Learn the 2014/2017 requirements for photovoltaic P04 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Christina Clark mounting and racking systems to participate in a systems. This class is worth 24 continuing education April 18 – May 2 FP-HSP, 219 hands-on photovoltaic system build project complete credits (CEUs) towards the required CEUs to be • NOTE: No class 4/25. with a full string inverter system and modules on a eligible to take a NABCEP Board Certification exam mock roof and a ballasted racking system with micro- or for maintaining NABCEP Board Certification. Text inverters. Prerequisite: Knowledge of fundamental included. Registration by 4/2 is encouraged. No ServSafe® Food Safety Certification mathematical and mechanical skills. Texts included. refunds after this date. Review and Re-Test Enrollment by 1/21 is encouraged. No refunds after CONS:721 | 8 sessions | $173 AGE 60+ | $259 REG This class is only for those who were not successful on this date. Solar Pathfinder is a trademark of the Solar P05 TuTh 5–8 p.m. Ryan Chester a recent exam or who took the ServSafe online course Pathfinder company. and require a proctored exam. It is recommended April 9 – May 5 FV-E, 154 CONS:721 | 7 sessions | $274 AGE 60+ | $349 REG that you study the text before coming to class. An P02 TuTh 5–8 p.m. Ryan Chester opportunity to ask review questions will be provided Jan. 28 – Feb. 18 FV-E, 154 before re-attempting the exam. Fee includes answer sheet and proctored exam. Those achieving a grade of 75% or higher on the exam will be awarded the nationally-recognized ServSafe certificate. Bring a sack lunch to class. RMGT:702 | 1 session | $79 AGE 60+ | $79 REG P03 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Christina Clark Feb. 22 FP-HSP, 221 P01 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Almut Stephan Marino March 7 FV-B, 244 P02 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Almut Stephan Marino April 18 MC-BA, 118 P04 Sa 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Christina Clark May 2 FP-HSP, 221

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10 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CAREER STUDIES Personal Trainer Emergency Care ACE® Personal Trainer NEW! EMT Clinical Internship Information Session This course is designed to give students hands-on This free information session explains the process and experience with foundational skills and introduce curriculum of the ACE Personal Trainer Certification paramedic topics related to medical terminology, Prep Course. Determine what to expect in the 10-week paramedic procedures and situations encountered in course by learning the course topics and methods to ambulance field work. The course includes 100 hours prep for the ACE Personal Trainer exam. Registration of EMT practicum in an assigned pre-hospital setting. for the ACE Personal Trainer Certification Prep Course Current Missouri EMT license required. Background closes on 1/23 (PEDU-753 P01, P02 and P03). Classes check and further clinical site placement compliance are held on the Meramec, Forest Park and Wildwood may be required. Additional hours required. This class campuses. The information session is not mandatory. will take place at one of the 30 off-site locations that ACE® is a registered trademark of The American have an internship agreement with STLCC. Times, dates Council on Exercise. and locations will vary by student and placement. PEDU:753 | 1 session | NO FEE Purchase of program polo required. Please contact Amanda Miller at [email protected] with questions. P04 M 6–7 p.m. Melissa Baumgartner | | $ | $ Jan. 27 FP-G, 323 EMSS:704 100 hours 314 AGE 60+ 350 REG P01 Times, dates, locations vary by placement Jan. 15 – May 16 ACE® Personal Trainer Certification Prep Course Ready for a career change? Become a certified Community Emergency personal trainer! Designed to give you the knowledge Response Team (CERT) Training and understanding necessary to prepare for the ACE Have you ever thought, “What would I do if a tornado Personal Trainer Certification Exam and become an struck my subdivision?” or “What types of natural effective personal trainer, this course presents the disasters can happen in St. Louis?” We have the ACE Integrated Fitness Training (ACE IFT) Model as a answers! Community Emergency Response Team comprehensive system for designing individualized Training (CERT) is a series of classes that prepares you programs based on each client’s unique health, fitness to help yourself, family, coworkers and neighbors in and goals. The information covered and the ACE IFT the event of a crisis in your community. Through this Model will help you learn how to facilitate rapport, interesting eight-week series of classes, participants adherence, self-efficacy and behavior change in clients, learn about emergency preparedness and receive as well as design programs that help clients to improve training in basic response skills such as fire safety, team posture, movement, flexibility, balance, core function, organization, terrorism, disaster psychology, disaster cardiorespiratory fitness, and muscular endurance and preparedness, light search and rescue and disaster strength. Due to the specialized nature of this class, NO medical operations. Through a partnership with local REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE emergency responders who are trained professionals CLASS START DATE. STUDENT MUST BE AT LEAST 18 and CERT trainers, you will learn life-saving skills! Once YEARS OF AGE AND HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA/ the eight classes are completed, training will conclude GED. STUDENT MUST HOLD CPR/AED CERTIFICATION with a full-scale disaster exercise (off-site) that will put BEFORE TAKING EXAM. Background check may be what you have learned to work in a real-life tornado required for certification. Please review the ACE simulation. Upon successful completion of the training Certification Candidate Handbook at acefitness. you will be able to join a local St. Louis area CERT org/fitness-certifications/pdfs/Certification-Exam- program to continue to support and help in times Candidate-Handbook.pdf for more information on where volunteers are needed. This training is free but eligibility. Fee includes cost of exam, textbook, study registration is required. guide and sample test. Additional fee to retake exam. EMSS:715 | 9 sessions | NO FEE Voucher for exam must be used within six months P01 W 6:30–10 p.m. of date received. Registration/withdrawal deadline: Jan. 22 – March 11 Flo Valley Firehouse #I 1/23. No refunds after that date. ACE® is a registered Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. trademark of The American Council on Exercise. March 21 Eureka Fire Dist Training Ctr | | $ | $ PEDU:753 10 sessions 552 AGE 60+ 695 REG P02 Th 6:30 p.m.–10 p.m. Funding assistance may be available through Jan. 23 – March 12 WW, 220 WIOA and SkillUp. Please inquire. Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. P01 M 1:30–4:30 p.m. Melissa Baumgartner March 21 Eureka Fire Dist Training Ctr Feb. 3 – April 20 WW, 202 P03 W 6:30 p.m.–10 p.m. • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. March 25 – May 13 FV-TC, 110/116 P03 M 5:30–8:30 p.m. Melissa Baumgartner Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Feb. 3 – April 20 MC-SO, 105 May 16 Eureka Fire Dist Training Ctr • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. P04 Th 6:30 p.m.–10 p.m. P02 F 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Melissa Baumgartner March 26 – May 14 WW, 220 Feb. 7 – April 24 FP-G, 323 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. • NOTE: No class 2/14, 3/20. May 16 Eureka Fire Dist Training Ctr

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HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 11 CPR and First Aid

Heartsaver CPR AED: Adult Basic Life Support (BLS) for CPR Instructor Renewal Course Heartsaver CPR AED teaches lay rescuers when Healthcare Providers To successfully complete the American Heart to dial 911, how to give CPR, how to use an AED This American Heart Association course is designed Association CPR Instructor Renewal course, the and how to provide relief of choking. This course for the healthcare provider. Each participant must instructor will demonstrate acceptable provider targets individuals who are expected to respond to obtain an 84% or higher on the written evaluation and skills and successful completion of the provider cardiovascular emergencies in the workplace and may demonstrate proficiency in all CPR skills. Skills include written examination. The renewal course may be used to teach CPR to lay rescuers who are required adult, child and infant CPR, FBAO management of the include an update addressing new course content or to obtain a course completion card documenting conscious victim, adult/infant/child two rescuer CPR, methodology and review TC, regional and national completion of a CPR course that includes use of an AED mouth-to-mask ventilation and automatic external ECC information. Prerequisite: The instructor must for job, regulatory or other requirements. The course defibrillation (AED). Written and practical skills (hands- have taught at least four CPR courses and attended is for the learner with limited or no medical training. on manikin simulation) evaluation and testing are updates as required within the previous two years Electronic cards will be issued within 20 calendar days required for course completion. Students who enroll at and be a current CPR Instructor as evidenced by a of the class. Due to the nature of the course, you must least one week in advance and successfully complete current CPR Instructor card. At time of registration the arrive on time. No refund for late arrival. the course will receive an electronic BLS completion instructor must provide documentation meeting all CPRR:701 | 1 session | $63 AGE 60+ | $85 REG card within 20 business days of the class. No transfers prerequisites. Registration is required one week prior P01 M 5–8:30 p.m. between sessions or refunds given within five business to course start date. Due to the nature of this course, you must arrive on time. No admittance after the Feb. 10 MC-CE days of class date. Due to the nature of the course, you must arrive on time. No admittance after stated start stated start time. No refund for late arrival. Interested P02 Th 5–8:30 p.m. time. No refund for late arrival. This course meets the students must contact the Training Center Coordinator April 16 FV-TC, 105 STLCC nursing department admission requirements. at [email protected] before registering for the CPR P03 Sa 5–8:30 p.m. Instructor Renewal Course. CPRR:707 | 1 session | $59 AGE 60+ | $79 REG May 16 FP-G, 121 P01 W 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. CPRR:709 | 1 session | $85 AGE 60+ | $125 REG Jan. 15 FV-TC, 107 P01 M 6–10 p.m. Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED P02 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Feb. 24 FP-G, 121 Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED is a classroom, DVD- Jan. 25 FP-G, 121 P02 W 6–10 p.m. driven, instructor-led course that teaches students April 22 FP-G, 121 critical skills needed to respond to and manage a P03 M 5–10 p.m. first aid, choking or sudden cardiac arrest emergency Jan. 27 STLCC-Corp, 207 during the first few minutes before emergency P04 Tu 5–10 p.m. Basic Life Support (BLS) medical service (EMS) arrives. It is designed to meet Jan. 28 FV-TC, 105 Instructor Essentials Course OSHA requirements. Students learn the skills to treat P05 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. The American Heart Association BLS Instructor bleeding, sprains, broken bones, shock and other Feb. 1 MC-CE Essentials Course provides the core and discipline- first aid emergencies. This course also teaches adult specific content necessary to teach AHA CPR and First P06 M 5–10 p.m. Aid courses. The course is taught in a blended-learning CPR, infant CPR and AED use. Practical skills (hands- Feb. 3 FP-G, 121 on manikin simulation) evaluation and testing are format. Instructor candidates will complete pre- required for course completion. Within 20 business P07 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. course online study, followed by the hands-on session days of successful completion, each participant will Feb. 8 MC-CE conducted by Training Center Faculty during the AHA receive an electronic course completion card. Due to P08 Tu 5–10 p.m. Instructor course. This course educates the instructor the nature of the course, you must arrive on time. No Feb. 11 STLCC-South County, 104 candidate in use of AHA Instructor teaching materials, refund for late arrival. P09 F 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. how to ensure that students meet learning objectives, student coaching skills, how to conduct an objective CPRR:706 | 1 session | $73 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Feb. 21 FP-G, 121 skills performance evaluation and how to follow AHA P01 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. P10 W 5–10 p.m. Instructor course policies. Access to a computer will be Jan. 18 FP-G, 121 March 4 WW, 102A necessary to complete required online course work. P11 Tu 5–10 p.m. Prerequisite required at time of registration: Current Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED: Pediatric March 10 FP-G, 121 AHA BLS Healthcare Provider CPR card and alignment Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED: Pediatric teaches lay P13 Tu 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. with an AHA Training Center. Registration four weeks rescuers to respond to and manage illnesses and March 24 FP-G, 121 prior to course start date is required to ensure arrival injuries in a child or infant in the first few minutes until of pre-course materials and completion of pre-course P12 Th 5–10 p.m. preparation. Per AHA requirements, within six months professional help arrives. It covers the four steps of March 26 STLCC-South County, 104 first aid and first aid skills such as finding the problem, of the initial BLS Instructor Essentials Course, an stopping bleeding, bandaging, using an epinephrine P14 W 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. STLCC training center faculty member must monitor pen, as well as child CPR AED, infant CPR and optional April 1 STLCC-Corp, 207 the instructor candidate’s teaching and verify the modules in adult CPR AED, child mask, infant mask P15 Th 5–10 p.m. performance of the candidate’s provider skills. Due to and Asthma Care Training for Child Care Providers. No April 9 MC-CE the nature of this course, you must arrive on time. No transfers between sessions or refunds given within five P16 M 5–10 p.m. admittance after the stated start time. No refund for late arrival. Registration/Refund/Withdrawal deadline: business days of class date. Due to the nature of the April 13 FP-G, 121 course, you must arrive on time. No admittance after 3/9. Interested students must contact the Training stated start time. No refund for late arrival. Bring a P17 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Center Coordinator at [email protected] before sack lunch. Child care providers, DO NOT register for April 25 MC-CE registering for the BLS Essentials Instructor Course. this course. P18 W 5–10 p.m. CPRR:708 | 1 session | $276.50 AGE 60+ | $350 REG CPRR:711 | 1 session | $73 AGE 60+ | $99 REG April 29 WW, 102A P01 Sa 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Gary Holsapple P01 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. P19 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. April 4 FP-G, 121 Feb. 15 FP-G, 121 May 2 MC-CE P02 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. P20 W 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. March 7 FV-TC, 105 May 6 FP-G, 121 P03 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. P21 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. April 18 MC-CE May 9 FV-TC, 105 P22 W 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. May 13 FP-G, 121

St. Louis Community College serves as a Community Training Center for the American Heart Association whose mission is to reduce disability and death from cardiovascular disease and stroke and set guidelines for emergency cardiovascular care and training. The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in basic life support (BLS) and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association. Any fee charged for a course, except for a portion of the fee needed for American Heart Association course material, does not represent income to the Association.

12 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Health Care Careers Voiceover TEAS Prep for Nursing Students Expanded Function Dental Communications Earn a competitive score on the TEAS! This pre- Assistant: Restorative II admission exam for the STLCC nursing program Learn the techniques and concepts of restorative contains four parts: Reading, Math, Science, and and preventative expanded function procedures English and Language Usage. Prepare to score your delegated to dental assistants in the state of Missouri, best! Preparation is proven to increase student scores as specified in the rules and regulations set forth in the and confidence. Gain an understanding of test content Missouri Practice Act. Upon successful completion, be with practice problems, interactive learning exercises able to explain the rationale, principles and procedures and quizzes. Required textbook: ATI TEAS Review and perform placing, carving and finishing of Class I, II, Manual: Sixth Edition. ISBN-13: 978-1565335752. III, IV, V and VI restorations. Prerequisites required at the AHCE:765 | 2 sessions | $77.50 AGE 60+ | $135 REG time of registration for dental assistants: certification P01 SaSu 10 a.m.–4 p.m. as a certified dental assistant from the Dental Assisting Feb. 22 – Feb. 23 FP-G, 121 National Board or proof of competence that the dental assistant has passed the Board’s Missouri Test P02 SaSu 10 a.m.–4 p.m. of Basic Dental Assisting Skills and proof of current March 7 – March 8 MC-BA, 120 certification in American Heart Association Basic Life AHCE:765 | 4 sessions | $77.50 AGE 60+ | $135 REG Support for the Healthcare Provider (BLS). Dental P03 TuTh 6–9 p.m. hygienists: while neither a Missouri basic skills test April 7 – April 16 FV-TC, 210 nor certification in dental assisting is required for a dental hygienist to take expanded functions courses, evidence of current certification in the American Heart Safe Patient Handling Association’s Basic Life Support for the Healthcare NEW! Introduction to Voiceover Acting Gain a better understanding of Safe Patient Handling Provider (BLS), or the equivalent certification approved Have you been told you have a great speaking (SPH) from OSHA Guidelines to the State of Missouri by the Missouri Dental Board, must be provided. voice? Learn how to get started in the voiceover Regulations. Emphasis will be on SPH in the therapy Online-only courses will not be accepted to satisfy the acting industry! Join 16-year voiceover veteran Jason setting. Learn about the American Physical Therapy BLS requirement. These documents must be emailed Rooney — who has worked for NBC, ABC, PBS, HGTV, Association guidelines on SPH and explore the data to [email protected] for authorization to register. Nintendo, Saturday Night Live, Walmart, The Wendy and options regarding caring for patients who require Pre-course e-learning is required and included in the Williams Show and many others — for insights on the manual assist. The learning objective of the class is for course fee. The student must bring instruments, (e.g. right voice for success, if making a living in voiceover all clinicians involved in patient care to have a better special carving, handpieces, and matrices), protective work is feasible, ways to find work and land an agent, understanding of SPH, how it applies to their practice eyewear, examination gloves, face mask and a lab and how to produce a demo. Most importantly, a Q&A and ways to promote SPH in their facilities and in the jacket for lab practice. Registration/withdrawal/refund session will address any basic questions you may have community. Students will earn a certificate for four deadline: 2/21. about how the voiceover industry works. continuing education credit hours. | 1 session | $49 AGE 60+ | $ REG DENA:727 | 2 sessions | $811 AGE 60+ | $869 REG COMM:765 49 | 1 session | $34.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG AHCE:774 49 P02 F 3–7:30 p.m. P03 Sa 10–11:30 a.m. Jason Rooney P01 Sa 8 a.m.–noon Sa 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Jan. 11 MC-CN, 128 March 7 MC-AS, 104A May 1 – May 2 FP-HealthSci, Dental Lab P04 Sa 10–11:30 a.m. Jason Rooney P02 Sa 8 a.m.–noon Feb. 1 FP-G, 323 April 25 MC-AS, 104A

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Medical Assistant Prepare for administrative and basic clinical tasks in a clinical setting. stlcc.edu/MA | 23-week | M-F day

Patient Care Technician Prepare for entry-level patient care technician positions in a hospital setting. stlcc.edu/PCT | 9-week | M-F day

Community Health Worker Prepare to become a trusted community member who assists individuals and communities to adopt healthy behaviors. stlcc.edu/CHW | 12-week | TuTh day

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 13 The People Ingredient: Working in an Animal Welfare Organization If you’re thinking about working or volunteering in Real Estate an animal welfare agency, you’ll need a variety of important “people” skills. You may be matching pets with new families, working with people surrendering their pets, educating adults and kids in the community, or interacting with other agency staff. Gain an overview of the many skills you’ll need to perform a variety of tasks within animal welfare organizations. There are If animals are your passion and you’re many joys and rewards to working in animal welfare, but some sadness too, so we’ll share with you our interested in gaining more information ways of coping with the inevitable heart-breaking side and insight, this program will help you sort of the business. This class can be taken by itself or as out the options, focus on your strengths, part of the Animal Welfare Advocate program for initial training/preparation for work in a range of public and and build the knowledge base you’ll need private animal welfare agencies and organizations. for a successful future in animal welfare ANIM:741 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $29 REG organizations. Complete six classes to P02 Tu 6–8:30 p.m. earn your certificate. Classes are offered March 10 MC-SO, 105 in the spring and fall, with three of the six Animal Care Basics for How to Be a Successful Landlord required courses available each semester. Animal Welfare Workers Increase income on your real estate investments by Learn more at stlcc.edu/animalwelfare. In this class, it’s all about the animals! We’ll cover basic improving your skills as a landlord. Lower property health considerations including prevention measures damages and eviction costs by performing effective and spay/neuter issues. Acquiring some knowledge initial screening of potential tenants. Our experienced Career and Volunteer Opportunities of animal behavior is a vital key to safe handling for instructor will explain how to be creative and to use in Animal Welfare Agencies yourself and the animals you work with. Learn about the telephone, interview, computer, rental application Animals are wonderful. If you agree, you may have caring for and feeding a variety of animals, behavioral and lease expectations to avoid an undesirable tenant- thought about working with them (or for their screening techniques and enrichment ideas to landlord relationship. One hour lunch on your own. welfare). If you’ve considered the possibility of a career enhance quality of life for confined animals. Hear REAL:720 | 1 session | $48 AGE 60+ | $69 REG or volunteer position in the wide world of animal from several shelters who explain their basic animal P01 Sa 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Mary Hankins welfare but aren’t sure where you fit into the picture, care-taking operations. If you’re interested in working March 14 FP-G, 325 this class can help you sort through the possibilities. directly with animals, this class is a must! This class Learn about the personal rewards and benefits of can be taken by itself or as part of the Animal Welfare working directly with animals as well as things you can Advocate program for initial training/preparation for How to Start a Career in Real Estate do indirectly (and locally) for their benefit. This class work in a range of public and private animal welfare Do you enjoy helping people? Have you considered can be taken by itself or as part of the Animal Welfare agencies and organizations. getting into the business of real estate and Advocate program for initial training/preparation for wondered what it takes to be successful? The real ANIM:741 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $29 REG estate profession offers one of the widest career work in a range of public and private animal welfare P03 Tu 6–8:30 p.m. agencies and organizations. opportunities in the business world. From buying and April 21 MC-SO, 105 | | $ | $ selling homes, office buildings, industrial property and ANIM:741 1 session 26 AGE 60+ 29 REG corporation farmland to property management, land P01 Tu 6–8:30 p.m. Presented in partnership with: development, mortgage banking, urban planning, Feb. 18 MC-SO, 105 real estate counseling and appraisal, there are many avenues to explore! Find out about the licensure Each class can be taken by itself or as part of the Animal Welfare process to become a real estate agent and starting Advocate program as initial training/preparation for work in opportunities in this dynamic field. We’ll show you a range of public and private animal welfare agencies and how to build a new career in real estate! organizations. Curriculum developed by the Humane Society REAL:715 | 1 session | $23 AGE 60+ | $29 REG of Missouri, Animal Protective Association of Missouri, and St. P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy Louis County Animal Care & Control. Those who successfully Jan. 28 MC-BA, 122 complete the coursework and earn a certificate of completion P02 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy may receive priority employment by the sponsoring agencies. April 2 FP-F, 221 P03 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy April 30 STLCC-South County, 118 Truck Driving Truck Driving Professional CDL-A Training Prepare for a well- Gain the substantial knowledge and practical skills needed to become an entry-level over-the-road or local paying career in truck driver. Instruction includes 40 hours of classroom training with emphasis on safety, FMCSR regulation, trip planning and more. 160 hours of behind-the-wheel and commercial truck important hands-on learning for pre-trip inspections, skilled backing maneuvers, and road time on a variety driving… one of of roadways. 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14 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY Personal Computing PCs and Technology: Internet Research and Introduction In a Day Investigations: Politics and Law Does current technology boggle your mind? Then Who donated to political campaigns and when? How this class is for you! Build a strong foundation for your do you find out exactly what is on an upcoming ballot computer skills and get familiar with other digital so you can research? Which nonprofit organizations technologies. This course emphasizes hands-on have presented summaries of candidates’ platforms, experience using a PC to teach essential concepts and bill descriptions and voting records of politicians in an commands and develop user confidence. Basic terms unbiased way? If you are curious about the answers regarding computer hardware, software and current to any of these questions, then this class is for you! technology are covered, as are basics regarding the use Also learn how to find out politicians’ voting history of computers, printers and drives. It’s a class designed on specific measures as well as online resources to for those with little or no computer skills. locate constitutions and laws for federal, state and COMP:701 | 1 session | $67 AGE 60+ | $99 REG local bodies. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction P01 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Jean Bradley class or equivalent experience. Some internet experience helpful. May 2 MC-BA, 216 COMP:742 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $35 REG P03 Sa 12:30–3:30 p.m. Jean Bradley NEW! I Need Help! Basic Computer April 11 MC-BA, 216 Troubleshooting at Home In this class, learn basic computer troubleshooting of your home PC to avoid costly visits from computer Exploring Free Online repair personnel. Discover tips and tricks that make Graphics Programs your home PC run more efficiently using basic home Looking for free alternatives to designing flyers, network functions. Also explore a variety of free newsletters, logos and other professional graphic options to protect your computer network at home designs? In this course, Canva, Google Drawings™, and detect PC viruses and bugs before they become and Gravit Designer will be discussed. Prerequisite: problematic. Working knowledge of the internet and basic PC skills. COMP:765 | 2 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $59 REG COMP:742 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P10 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Patrick McGuirk P08 Th 6–9 p.m. Laura Warren April 14 – April 21 MC-BA, 212 April 16 STLCC-Corp, 208 P11 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Patrick McGuirk May 5 – May 12 WW, 207 Making Memorable Movies With iMovie® Design engaging movies on your Mac in this interactive Personal Online Security course. Come on a journey to understand the process Learn to ensure your terrestrial and digital footprints of importing media, and discover different ways to are secure. Learn to exercise the best security share your movie once completed. Through a blend of practices to protect your personal information, help instruction, demonstration and hands-on application, prevent identity fraud, and preserve data integrity, learn how to make impressive digital movies. Feel free confidentiality and availability. Conduct your to bring your own computer. corporate electronic communications using the most COMP:765 | 4 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $59 REG current, effective techniques and methodologies. P03 Sa 10:30 a.m.–noon Beth Fresenburg COMP:795 | 1 session | $32 AGE 60+ | $45 REG March 28 – April 25 MC-BA, 112 P01 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Fernando Tillman • NOTE: No class 4/11. March 28 STLCC-Corp, 206 Photo Magic With Apple® Mac® Internet Research and Discover how to leverage your Mac's built-in Photos Investigations: Public Records app for image management and enhancement Explore a wide range of public records on the internet. through a blend of instruction, demonstration In this class, you will discover how to uncover real and hands-on application. Learn how to import, estate records, criminal records, court judgements, organize and edit your photos. Feel free to bring your marriages, births, deaths and more. Prerequisite: own computer. Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience. COMP:765 | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $59 REG Some internet experience helpful. P04 Sa 1–2:30 p.m. Beth Fresenburg COMP:742 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $35 REG March 28 – April 25 MC-BA, 112 P01 Sa 12:30–3:30 p.m. Jean Bradley • NOTE: No class 4/11 Feb. 8 MC-BA, 216

Internet Research and Investigations: Consumer Information Does my doctor have a high malpractice rate? Does my hospital have a high infection rate? Does Grandma’s nursing home use restraints more frequently than others? What is the crime rate in my neighborhood? How much did my neighbors pay for their house? Does my contractor have a lengthy list of lawsuits? How do I find free online classifieds? What will be the total costs for repair and maintenance on my vehicle? What are the crash test results? What happens if something goes wrong with a PayPal transaction? What recalled products am I still using at home? If you are curious about the answers to any of these questions, then this class is for you. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience. Some internet experience helpful. COMP:742 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $35 REG P02 Sa 12:30–3:30 p.m. Jean Bradley March 7 MC-BA, 216

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 15 Microsoft® Tools

Microsoft® Windows® 10 Excel Introduction: In a Day Explore Windows 10 and all its user-friendly features in this course. Topics include using start screen, live Microsoft® Excel® 2016: In a Day Microsoft® Excel® 2016 for Business: tiles, hot corners, charm bar, OneDrive® and many Learn the basics of Microsoft Excel in one day! In this Part I others. This course is not for tablets or touch screen; introductory course, learn how to create spreadsheets Learn tips and tricks to navigate efficiently and create students will use a mouse to navigate. Prerequisite: for all kinds of applications including accounting, effective spreadsheets in one of Microsoft’s most Personal Computers Introduction class or equivalent expense analysis, budgeting and more. Topics powerful programs. Learn to build basic formulas and experience. include setting up worksheets, labeling, entering functions, with an emphasis on relative and absolute COMP:705 | 1 session | $67 AGE 60+ | $99 REG values, editing cells, copying, saving and other referencing. Learn to make your sheets and printouts P01 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. James Prater commands. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction class easier to read with special formatting techniques. An or equivalent experience. Recommended to bring a April 18 STLCC-Corp, 208 important class for the beginner as well as for the self- flash drive. taught Excel user. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction COMP:720 | 1 session | $67 AGE 60+ | $99 REG class. Recommended to bring a flash drive. PowerPoint P02 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan COMP:720 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG March 7 STLCC-Corp, 208 P01 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan Feb. 7 STLCC-Corp, 208 NEW! Pizzazz With Microsoft® Microsoft® Excel® 2016: Introduction PowerPoint® Create spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel. Microsoft® Excel® 2016 for Business: Are you looking for new ways to present dynamic Learn terminology, navigation tips and the basic PowerPoint presentations? Look no more! In this characteristics of a worksheet and workbook. Part II course, you will master the features of PowerPoint to Build on previous knowledge and further your Enter text values and formulas, move and copy spreadsheet skills by creating more complex formulas create engaging and impactful presentations. data, format worksheet appearance and work with | | $ | $ using a variety of functions. Learn techniques of COMP:765 2 sessions 49 AGE 60+ 59 REG charts. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction class or data management and analyzing your data with P08 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Patrick McGuirk equivalent experience. Recommended to bring a lists, tables, common charts, pivot tables and pivot March 3 – March 10 MC-BA, 212 flash drive. charts. Discover the ease of using range names and P09 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Patrick McGuirk COMP:720 | 4 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $149 REG conditional formatting. Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel March 24 – March 31 WW, 207 P03 M 6–9 p.m. Michael Borawski 2016 for Business: Part I class or equivalent experience. Jan. 13 – Feb. 10 STLCC-South County, 207 Recommended to bring a flash drive. • NOTE: No class 1/20. COMP:721 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG Word P01 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan Microsoft® Excel® 2016: Intermediate Feb. 21 STLCC-Corp, 208 Microsoft® Word® 2016 for Business: Continue to build on your spreadsheet building skills Part I and formula creation. Learn Excel terminology, how Microsoft® Excel® 2016 for Business: Learn to create professional-looking business to navigate the Excel window and the intermediate Part III documents using this powerful word processing characteristics of a worksheet and workbook. Enter Continue to expand your Excel expertise as you software. Discover how editing and formatting tools text values and formulas, move and copy data, manage multiple workbooks and worksheets, and are at your fingertips as you work with the toolbar format worksheet appearance and work with charts. build three-dimensional calculations and file linking. ribbon. Leave with the skills to create a document, Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel Introduction or equivalent Explore the power of the all-important lookup format, change styles and fonts, cut/paste, import text experience. Recommended to bring a flash drive. functions and related concepts. Become adept at and edit a document with confidence. Prerequisite: COMP:721 | 4 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $149 REG using formula auditing tools, data validation, and Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience. P02 M 6–9 p.m. Michael Borawski sharing and protecting workbooks. Also, explore the Recommended to bring a flash drive. Feb. 24 – March 23 STLCC-South County, 207 use of major data analysis tools, such as scenarios and COMP:715 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG • NOTE: No class 3/16. data tables. Create and edit macros to save you time P01 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan and create consistency across workbooks. Prerequisite: Jan. 24 STLCC-Corp, 208 Microsoft Excel 2016 for Business: Part II or equivalent We have more! Would you like to leverage Excel® experience. Recommended to bring a flash drive. for accounting or data analytics? Be sure to check COMP:722 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG Microsoft® Word® 2016 for Business: out our “Accounting” section on page 6. P01 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan Part II Feb. 28 STLCC-Corp, 208 If you are familiar with the basics, here’s your opportunity to learn the more advanced features of Word. Learn to customize the Word environment, use advanced formatting techniques, work with styles and advanced table features, create and manage large documents, and use auto text, macros and templates. Prerequisite: Microsoft Word Introduction class or equivalent experience. Recommended to bring a flash drive. COMP:715 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG P02 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan STLCC Immersive CodeCamp STLCC Jan. 31 STLCC-Corp, 208 powered by LaunchCode NO-FEE Microsoft®, Access®, Excel®, PowerPoint®, Windows® and Word® are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. STLCC Continuing Education courses are independent seminars and are neither Learn to code! HIGH-VALUE affiliated with, nor authorized, sponsored or approved by, • Career support for your individualized success Microsoft Corporation. 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16 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT G Suite Google Tools Introduction to Google Drive™ Google Photos™ Access Learn how to create docs, sheets, slides and more Google Photos is a free app to store your photos. using Google’s free web-based system. Access your Learn how to edit individual photos, create and share documents from any computer and easily share them albums, and build photo books. You will also learn with others. This class provides an overview of tools how to search your photos for people or objects and available in Google Drive. Instructor works extensively check your account settings. We will explore this app in Google Drive. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction on the computer and your mobile device. Prerequisite: class or equivalent experience. Some internet Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience. experience helpful. It is also helpful, but not required, Some internet experience helpful. Please have your to have your Google account set up prior to class; bring Google account set up before class and bring user ID user ID and password. and password. COMP:742 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG COMP:742 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P04 Th 6–9 p.m. Laura Warren P07 Th 6–9 p.m. Laura Warren Feb. 6 STLCC-Corp, 208 March 26 STLCC-Corp, 208

Advanced Google Sheets™ Take the next step in learning more about Google Sheets beyond the basics. In this class, learn how This was the best class I have ever to quickly and easily gain insights from your data. “taken in the Continuing Education Some topics discussed but not limited to include data program. The instructor was validation, conditional formatting and pivot tables. Microsoft® Access® 2016: In A Day Prerequisite: Google Docs™ and Sheets course or Learn the basics of Access in one day! In this class, patient and went at the right pace working knowledge of Google Sheets. you will learn how to plan and design a database for the skill set of the participants. COMP:742 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG system, add, change and delete information, create P09 Th 6–9 p.m. Laura Warren simple reports and query the database to find display April 23 STLCC-Corp, 208 data. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience. Recommended to bring a flash drive. Karleen S. COMP:725 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG St. Ann P02 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan May 2 STLCC-Corp, 208 Gmail™ and Google Calendar™ Gmail is Google’s email system that seamlessly ties Microsoft® Access® 2016 for Business: into all of Google’s products. Anyone can create an Part I account for free. Hint: If you have an Android™ phone, Learn the foundations to plan and design a database you already have a Google account. Google Calendar system. Learn to create, manage and maintain is an amazing tool that you probably aren’t utilizing to tables and table relationships. Discover sorting its full potential, if at all. Calendar, which allows you to and filtering records within tables. Prerequisite: create one or more free personal or public calendars, Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience. stores your calendars within its cloud, and you don’t Recommended to bring a flash drive. even have to download special software. It also allows you to share your calendar with others or subscribe COMP:725 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG to someone else’s calendars (e.g. your child’s school, P01 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan an organization you follow, etc.). You can also embed April 10 STLCC-Corp, 208 your calendar in another site or blog. Come to this class to learn how to navigate these truly helpful tools! Microsoft® Access® 2016 for Business: Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction class or equivalent Part II experience. Some internet experience helpful. Get the skill you need to enhance your database COMP:742 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG designs. Work with data normalization as well as P05 Th 6–9 p.m. Laura Warren Inspire. Challenge. table relationships and join techniques, including Feb. 27 STLCC-Corp, 208 inner and outer joins. Learn to query multiple tables Help others grow. for customized reports. Create more complex queries Do you have a hobby, talent, skill or using parameters and action queries. Learn to use Google Docs™ and Sheets™ more advanced reporting techniques. Prerequisite: Learn how to create and edit a text document in area of expertise that you would like Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience Google Docs and a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. to teach to others? We are looking for and Microsoft Access 2016 for Business: Part I or In Docs, learn how to format text, create a table of equivalent experience. Recommended to bring a contents and insert images and tables. In Sheets, learn instructors for the following topics, flash drive. how to edit cells, insert and delete rows and columns and use simple formulas. Instructor works extensively and welcome ideas for new classes: COMP:726 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG in Google Drive™. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction • Non-Profit Development P01 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan class or equivalent experience. Some internet April 17 STLCC-Corp, 208 experience helpful. Please have your Google account • Foreign Languages set up before class and bring user ID and password. Microsoft® Access® 2016 for Business: COMP:742 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG • Folk/Ethnic Dance Part III P06 Th 6–9 p.m. Laura Warren • Nature Take your Access databases to the next level by March 5 STLCC-Corp, 208 implementing tools such as macros, VBA coding and • Gymnastics switchboards to give your user-base a fluid Access experience. We will also use features to secure your • Computers & Personal database through options such as splitting it to front and back-end parts, link tables and import/export Technology data. Create forms for navigating and organizing your data using a variety of features to enhance user Ready to to share your love of involvement. Prerequisite: Access for Business: Parts I and II or equivalent experience. Recommended to learning by teaching a continuing bring a flash drive. education (CE) course? Visit COMP:727 | 1 session | $79.50 AGE 60+ | $129 REG our website to learn more and P01 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Cris Heffernan April 24 STLCC-Corp, 208 submit a course proposal: stlcc.edu/teachforCE

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Layout and Design Adobe® Photoshop® CC: Intermediate Adobe® Lightroom® Classic Picking up right where the introductory class left off, CC Introduction topics build your understanding of the histogram, This workshop introduces the basics of Lightroom Adobe® InDesign® CC: The First Step exposure adjustments, smoothing wrinkles and Classic CC, a desktop-focused software that contains Enhance your graphic design skills and productivity brightening teeth, changing the size of your image a powerful and comprehensive set of digital with InDesign. Learn how to import illustrations and and canvas, crop tool and blending modes. Students photography tools that enable you to organize and photos and set type correctly for flyers, brochures work hands-on with a wide variety of images. bring out the best in your images. Lightroom is and other basic applications. Learn core tools Prerequisite: Adobe Photoshop Introduction class. designed as an end-to-end photographic workflow for and key commands to complete a basic InDesign This course meets the curriculum requirements of the both amateur and professional photographers. Digital Photography Essentials program. document plus other great tips that make easy work CVTW:701 | 1 session | $89.50 AGE 60+ | $139 REG of your layouts. CVTW:701 | 4 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $129 REG P06 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Charles LaGarce CVTW:702 | 1 session | $89 AGE 60+ | $139 REG P02 M 6–9 p.m. Zak Zych Jan. 25 MC-HE, 232 P01 F 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. David Haley March 2 – March 30 STLCC-Corp, 206 P07 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Charles LaGarce Feb. 7 MC-HE, 233 • NOTE: No class 3/16. March 28 MC-HE, 232

Adobe® InDesign® CC: The Second Step Adobe® Photoshop® CC: Advanced Adobe® Lightroom® Classic CC: Don’t know the best way to set up your brochure or This advanced course builds on skills learned in the Book and Print Module multi-page document? Learn how to optimize your beginning and intermediate classes. Topics may This workshop focuses on using the Lightroom page setup for better productivity. Modern typesetting include but are not limited to coordinating adjustment output modules to layout and print images with the techniques including examples from the top layers with layer masks, smart objects, blurring and Lightroom print module. Suited for all Lightroom magazines show you how to elevate your document sharpening, and shadows and highlights. Students users, this workshop helps you create a photo book while an introduction to style sheets helps you keep work hands-on with a wide variety of images. with the Lightroom book module. your work looking consistent and professional. Prerequisite: Adobe Photoshop Intermediate class. CVTW:701 | 1 session | $89.50 AGE 60+ | $139 REG | 1 session | $89 AGE 60+ | $ REG This course meets the curriculum requirements of the CVTW:702 139 P10 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Charles LaGarce P02 F 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. David Haley Digital Photography Essentials program. March 14 MC-HE, 232 Feb. 14 MC-HE, 233 CVTW:701 | 4 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $129 REG P03 M 6–9 p.m. Zak Zych April 6 – April 27 STLCC-Corp, 206 Adobe® Lightroom® Classic CC: Photo Editing Advanced Development Techniques This workshop focuses on advanced image Adobe® Photoshop® CC: development techniques for all digital photographers. Adobe® Photoshop® CC: In A Day Introduction to Masking Students will learn global and selective enhancement Explore the basics of Photoshop in a day! Learn how This half-day workshop continues to build upon tools to optimize images with emphasis placed on to manipulate digital images from a digital camera, techniques learned in Adobe Photoshop CC. This preparing images for the Lightroom output modules: previously scanned images or internet graphics. class focuses on refining selections, quick masks, layer print, slideshow, book and web. Topics may include but are not limited to layers, masks and channels. You will also learn how to non- CVTW:701 | 1 session | $89.50 AGE 60+ | $139 REG history, the clone stamp, the spot healing brush destructively conceal a portion of an image and blend tool and content-aware fill, transformations and the multiple photos into a single composition. P08 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Charles LaGarce difference between destructive and non-destructive COMP:755 | 1 session | $94 AGE 60+ | $139 REG Feb. 15 MC-HE, 232 editing. Students work hands-on with a wide variety of P02 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Zak Zych images. Prerequisite: Windows® Introduction class or Feb. 28 MC-HE, 233 Adobe® Lightroom® Classic CC: equivalent experience. Advanced Organization CVTW:701 | 1 session | $74.50 AGE 60+ | $139 REG This workshop focuses on using the Lightroom P05 Sa 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Zak Zych database to optimize your digital and scanned May 2 MC-HE, 233 image searches, enabling you to filter, locate and Great learning experience. The select images by date, location, keyword and other “ metadata items. Suited for all Lightroom users, this Adobe® Photoshop® CC: The First Step professor (Zak) was upbeat workshop helps you create collections that meet your Carefully crafted tutorials introduce practical methods and ensured that everyone unique needs. for working with Photoshop. Learn about layers, | | $ | $ making selections, masking, basic color, type tool, understood the material CVTW:701 1 session 89.50 AGE 60+ 139 REG extraction filter, image resolution, and conversion P09 Sa 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Charles LaGarce from RGB to grayscale. Image repairs with the healing and was following along. April 11 MC-HE, 232 patch and clone stamp will be explored. Discover how to create unique fictional images without a camera or scanner. Lots of discussion and guided demonstrations Animation and Video by a Photoshop expert encourages class participation in an atmosphere of mutual support. Bart H. Manchester | | $ | $ Adobe® After Effects®: The First Step CVTW:701 1 session 74.50 AGE 60+ 139 REG Gain understanding and skill in utilizing After Effects P04 F 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Zak Zych to create motion graphics. We focus on learning the Jan. 31 MC-HE, 233 Adobe® Photoshop® CC: interface in After Effects, putting graphics in motion Image Size Workshop and rendering finished movie and animation projects. When you download an image from your camera Participants will also explore a workflow between Adobe® Photoshop® or the internet, what is it good for? At what size can Photoshop and After Effects. Be prepared for an CC: Introduction you print it? How would it appear uploaded to your intensive hands-on learning experience. Utilizing Adobe Photoshop CC software, learn how website or social media? In this workshop we will cover CVTW:704 | 1 session | $89.50 AGE 60+ | $139 REG to manipulate digital images from a digital camera, image size and canvas size, all the cool things that can previously scanned images or internet graphics. Topics be done with the crop tool and controlling the size of a P01 F 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Timothy Linder include layers, history, clone stamp, spot healing brush photo via the save for the web command. Feb. 7 MC-HE, 232 tool and content-aware fill, quick selection tool, magic COMP:755 | 1 session | $94 AGE 60+ | $139 REG wand and color range, transformations, and difference P01 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Zak Zych Adobe® After Effects®: The Next Step between destructive and non-destructive editing. March 13 MC-HE, 233 Now that you know the basics of adding assets and Students work hands-on with a wide variety of images. key framing motion in After Effects, investigate more This course meets the curriculum requirements of the advanced techniques. Get a deeper understanding of Digital Photography Essentials program. Adobe® Photoshop® CC: options in the effects panel and other topics including CVTW:701 | 4 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $129 REG Blending Modes Workshop background keying, motion tracking and the 3D This workshop will cover how to use layers and workspace. Be prepared for an intensive, hands-on P01 M 6–9 p.m. Zak Zych blending modes to colorize black and white photos; Jan. 27 – Feb. 24 STLCC-Corp, 206 learning experience. brightening, darkening and adding contrast to | | $ | $ • NOTE: No class 2/17. pictures and how to take an otherwise pedestrian CVTW:704 1 session 89.50 AGE 60+ 139 REG image and give it lots of extra visual interest! P02 F 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Timothy Linder Feb. 28 MC-HE, 232 This course meets the curriculum COMP:755 | 1 session | $69 AGE 60+ | $99 REG P03 F 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Zak Zych requirements of Continuing Educations’ Adobe®, AfterEffects®, Dreamweaver®, Illustrator®, InDesign®, Digital Photography Essentials Program. April 10 MC-HE, 233 Lightroom® and Photoshop® are registered trademarks of See page 37 for more information. Adobe in the United States and/or other countries. STLCC’s Continuing Education classes are not authorized, endorsed or sponsored by Adobe. 18 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Social Media Mobile Technologies Facebook Basics iPhone® and iPad® Mobile Come and learn how to navigate this fun and exciting Digital Devices: Next Steps site! This hands-on beginner’s class includes an No longer a beginner, not yet an expert in using overview of topics such as posting, basic navigation, your iPhone or iPad mobile digital device? Feel like basic profile editing, tagging, privacy settings, security you could be doing more than the basics? This class and notifications. If you do not have an account, try will explore more about choosing and getting apps; to create one prior to class. Bring your log-in and taking, organizing, and sharing photos; shortcuts for password. Students needing assistance creating an using frequent apps like email, iMessages® and the account should come to class 10 minutes early and Safari® web browser; how to keep your data secure; must have a valid email address and password and the and settings to customize your device to work better ability to check email from the classroom. Prerequisite: for you. And for those of you who want to use your Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience. iPad as your sole computer, we will show how much is COMP:742 | 1 session | $24 AGE 60+ | $35 REG possible (and what limitations to expect). This class is P10 Tu 6–9 p.m. Erin De Vore for those comfortable navigating around their devices March 31 STLCC-South County, 206 or who have completed our Basics course. Students should bring their iPhones and/or an iPad along with the corresponding chargers. iPhone, iPad, iMessages Introduction to Twitter and Safari are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. This Hashtag? What is a hashtag? If you’ve ever asked this iPhone® and iPad® Mobile is an independent course and has not been authorized, question, then this class is for you! Twitter is all the Digital Devices: The Basics sponsored or otherwise approved by Apple Inc. rage today, and an increasingly important source of Did you finally break down and purchase an iPhone or COMP:765 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG information. Come to this class to find out more about iPad mobile digital device only to discover that you can one of the most popular social media sites. Prerequisite: barely use it? Come to this class to learn the basics and P07 W 6–9 p.m. Gregory Ray Windows® Introduction class or equivalent experience. functionality of the Apple iOS® platform. Please note April 22 MC-SO, 205 COMP:742 | 1 session | $15.50 AGE 60+ | $25 REG universal functions will be taught and that specific P11 W 6–9 p.m. Richard Vagen “apps” may vary from device to device. Students must Mastering the iPhone® Mobile bring their own iPhone/iPad device to the class. This April 22 STLCC-South County, 206 Digital Device for Seniors class will only discuss the Apple products. Other smart Unleash the features of your iPhone in this four session phone devices will not be covered. iPhone and iPad are class. Learn how to download apps, organize files registered trademarks of Apple Inc. iOS is a trademark and photos, and backup your content to the cloud Smart Home or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. and other and to your desktop, laptop or tablet. Discover new countries and is used by Apple under license. This is ways to use more of your iPhone's features in this an independent course and has not been authorized, interactive class. This is not a troubleshooting class to Technology sponsored or otherwise approved by Apple Inc. fix iPhone problems. | | $ | $ COMP:765 1 session 39 AGE 60+ 39 REG COMP:765 | 4 sessions | $29 AGE 60+ | $49 REG Intro to Smart Home Technology P06 W 6–9 p.m. Gregory Ray P02 Sa 9–10 a.m. Beth Fresenburg Enhance your lifestyle with simple, yet sophisticated Feb. 19 MC-BA, 203 March 28 – April 25 MC-BA, 112 control of music, video, lights, climate and more. This • NOTE: No class 4/11. introductory class will give you the basics to create your smart home system, which can reduce energy consumption, create a comfortable family living environment and protect your home against intruders. 3D Modeling and Drafting Note: There are literally hundreds of smart home products on the market. This class will cover concepts and functionality and may not focus on specific Introduction to AutoCAD® I Introduction to 3D Solid Modeling brands. Smart home technology requires Wi-Fi in the Introduction to AutoCAD I covers the fundamentals for Design home, a smart phone or tablet and knowledge on how of the AutoCAD drafting system. Students will learn Introduction to 3D Solid Modeling for Design teaches to download apps to the device. how to create drawings, setup units, limits, layers, the use of 3D solid modeling CAD packages. Instruction linetypes and colors. Drawing procedures for typical | | $ | $ includes how to use a 3D CAD package to develop COMP:765 1 session 35 AGE 60+ 35 REG geometric operations are covered. Special features solid models in order to generate assemblies and 2D P05 Th 6–9 p.m. Gregory Ray operations including polylines, blocks, dimensioning, drawings. This course focuses on Solidworks® software March 26 MC-BA, 116 cross-hatching and plotting are also covered. Dates or Inventor® for lab projects. Prerequisites: EGR 100 or listed correspond with credit term. Available for credit Department approval. Dates listed correspond with as EGR 133 650. credit term. Available for credit as ME 230 551. COMP:770 | Credit term | $113.50 AGE 60+ | $227 REG COMP:770 | Credit term | $227 AGE 60+ | $454 REG P01 W 7–9:35 p.m. Walter Staas P03 MW 7–9:30 p.m. Jan. 22 – May 17 MC-SW, 202 Jan. 21 – May 17 FV-E, 278 • NOTE: No class 3/18. • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16, 3/18.

Introduction to AutoCAD® II AutoCAD and Inventor are registered trademarks of Autodesk, Continuation of Introduction to AutoCAD I. Course Inc., and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and/ includes DOS for AutoCAD, Blocks, attributes, symbol or other countries. All other trademarks are owned by their libraries, bill of material extraction, screen and tablet respective owners. SOLIDWORKS is a registered trademark of menus, digitizing drawings, slides and slide shows and Dassault Systèmes or its subsidiaries in the United States and/or introduction to LISP language. Dates listed correspond other countries. with credit term. Available for credit as EGR 141 550. COMP:770 | Credit term | $113.50 AGE 60+ | $227 REG P02 Tu 7–9:35 p.m. Walter Staas We have more! Gain a deeper understanding Jan. 21 – May 17 FV-E, 278 in the field of construction. Check out • NOTE: No class 3/17. "National Electrical Code and Calculations: Part II" on page 9 and "Solar Certified Courses: NABCEP" on page 10.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 19 FREE! GED Classes TESTING AND REVIEW HiSET is the new GED ACT® Test Preparation Workshop Call today! Ready to do your best on the ACT? Our experienced ACT test prep instructor will use proven curriculum to help you review all subject areas and test-taking strategies to maximize your ACT scores. Using retired ACT tests students can compare their pre- and post- test scores. Text and practice tests included. Bring a calculator to class. Students must attend the first and last sessions of the test prep. Registration/withdrawal/ HiSET test refund deadline: 1/27. Personalized Career & college EDUC:712 | 6 sessions | $171 AGE 60+ | $225 REG scholarships instruction counseling P01 Sa 8:30 a.m.–noon available Feb. 8 – March 14 FP-C, 221 P03 Sa 8:30 a.m.–noon March 28 – May 2 MC-SO, 205 EDUC:712 | 7 sessions | $171 AGE 60+ | $225 REG P02 M 6–9 p.m. March 23 – May 4 MC-SO, 205 314-984-7777 | stlcc.edu/hiset

DESTINY'S STORY From Foster Care to Passing the HiSET While Pregnant “If you would have asked me when I was Davis had been in foster care for years move at my own pace. It was very motivating three years old what I wanted to be when and faced difficulties in high school before for me, because I felt like I was able to keep I grew up, I would have said ‘a doctor,’” dropping out, but she had always maintained going and build a career like I wanted.” said HiSET graduate, Destiny Davis, who her desire to pursue a healthcare career and In addition to supporting her HiSET came to the St. Louis Community College felt the timing was finally right after a two- exam studies, the program staff helped her Forest Park campus seeking her high year hiatus from school. "I had previously with the next steps in her career journey: school equivalency credential when she been distracted by moving from home to enrollment in STLCC's patient care technician was 17 years old. home,” she said. “I felt like I got in a good (PCT) program. place, I felt stable, and I had good support “It really seems like I did everything at the around me to where I could start a career.” perfect time,” she said. “I went to the HiSET Soon after Davis enrolled in the STLCC program and I thought I was going to be in HiSET program at the Forest Park campus, there a few months, but I finished it in two she discovered she was pregnant, which weeks, just in time to get in the PCT program. further strengthened her determination to It just all fell into place for me.” start a career in nursing. “I'm motivated, and With her high school equivalency I feel like I have to do better,” she said. “No credential completed and her PCT training matter how old I am, I’ve just got to grow up underway, Davis is headed down the and be able to take care of myself.” healthcare career path she has envisioned After getting accepted to STLCC’s HiSET for most of her life. She intends to work program, Davis started classes and quickly as a PCT and adjust to motherhood, and went to work. She met with the tutors, eventually enter a nursing program to studied, took practice tests and was become a registered nurse or a nurse surprised by how fast she grasped the practitioner. “You just really have to have it concepts despite her lapse in schooling. She in you to want to do it for yourself,” she said. breezed through the material and passed “It's going to be challenging but if you want the exam on her first try. “It gave me a lot of to do it and you have good intentions and confidence in myself,” she said. reasons, it will come along easier.” One of the things Davis liked most was the Are you ready to take the next step toward fact that STLCC’s HiSET program facilitators your career path? Visit stlcc.edu/hiset or call were able to support her learning needs. 314-514-5311 for more information about the “The tutors were great,” she said. “I could St. Louis Community College HiSET program.

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Add variety to life | Enjoy a creative outlet | Improve your sense of well-being | Forge new friendships

Ageless Learning Seminars Open to all ages! Classes in the table below are held at the Missouri History Museum. Registration opens January 13 for all Ageless Learning Seminars.

Seminar Code Day Date Time Title Presenter SENR:702 P01 Tu Jan. 28 10:30 a.m.-noon The River Ron Elz SENR:702 P02 Th Jan. 30 10:30 a.m.-noon The Indomitable Theodore Roosevelt Bev Schuetz SENR:702 P03 Tu Feb. 11 10:30 a.m.-noon The Underground Railroad Dorris Keeven-Franke SENR:702 P04 Tu Feb. 18 10:30 a.m.-noon General Overview: Digging a Little Deeper Bellefontaine Cemetery staff SENR:702 P05 Th Feb. 20 10:30 a.m.-noon Our Own Oddities: The Strange and Unusual of St. Louis Ron Elz SENR:702 P06 Tu Feb. 25 10:30 a.m.-noon Famous Trial Lawyers Bev Schuetz SENR:702 P07 Th Feb. 27 10:30 a.m.-noon Louisiana Purchase Bonnie Vega SENR:702 P08 W Mar. 11 10:30 a.m.-noon Art, Artists, Sculpture & Architecture at Bellefontaine Cemetery Bellefontaine Cemetery staff SENR:702 P09 Th Mar. 12 10:30 a.m.-noon Germans on the Issue of Slavery Dorris Keeven-Franke SENR:702 P10 M Mar. 16 10:30 a.m.-noon History of American Slavery Bonnie Vega SENR:702 P11 Th Mar. 19 10:30 a.m.-noon Three Women: The Treacherous, the Bold and the Brilliant Bev Schuetz SENR:702 P12 Tu Mar. 24 10:30 a.m.-noon The Economic Effect of Slavery on the Entire Economy, 1800-1861 Ed Vega SENR:702 P13 W Mar. 25 10:30 a.m.-noon It’s Check-In Time: St. Louis Hotels and Motels Ron Elz SENR:702 P14 M Apr. 6 10:30 a.m.-noon The Mexican War Bonnie Vega SENR:702 P15 Tu Apr. 14 10:30 a.m.-noon The Road From Here to There: The Story of Boone’s Lick Road Dorris Keeven-Franke SENR:702 P16 Th Apr. 16 10:30 a.m.-noon Flapper Era: Gateway to Modernity Bev Schuetz SENR:702 P17 Th Apr. 23 10:30 a.m.-noon The Anti-Slavery Movement Bonnie Vega SENR:702 P18 Tu Apr. 28 10:30 a.m.-noon Bellefontaine’s Mausoleums Bellefontaine Cemetery staff SENR:702 P19 Th Apr. 30 10:30 a.m.-noon The 100 Most Important People, Places & Events in STL History Ron Elz SENR:702 P20 Tu May 5 10:30 a.m.-noon The 1850s: Road to War Bonnie Vega

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HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 21 The History of Chocolate Keepin’ Bees: A Garden Chat Did you know that the average American consumes We need bees. While we may take them and other 12 pounds of chocolate each year and more than $75 pollinators for granted, these organisms are key to billion is spent on chocolate annually worldwide? the varied, colorful and nutritious diets we need and Come dive into the “food of the gods” and the have come to expect. During this lecture, community history of chocolate through the Mayans, Aztecs, beekeeper Scott Allred and environmental scientist Spanish, Italians and more. From its origins of a bitter Katie Siech will discuss the seasonal aspects of beverage to a sweet edible treat, join a self-proclaimed beekeeping — from producing honey to pollinating chocoholic and professor of dietetics to explore the crops. Along with sharing details about the bees, different tastes, beliefs, science, practices and creative they’ll offer ways we as a community can assist honey endeavors that make chocolate one of the most bees and native bees in their survival. Reception sought after foods in the world! Program is free but starting at 6:30 p.m. Lecture begins at 7 p.m. Program is registration is required. Registration for this seminar free but registration is required. Registration for this opens 1/13. seminar opens 1/13. SENR:702 | 1 session | NO FEE SENR:702 | 1 session | NO FEE P37 Tu 10–11:30 a.m. Jeanne Florini P25 Th 7–8:30 p.m. Scott Allred, Katie Siech Feb. 4 FV-Student Ctr, Dining A April 16 WW, 102A Iceland: Tourist Hot Spot James Eads: Engineering Genius Come explore the history, culture and tourist features We have more! Dedicated to nature? Cultivate Who Built Our First Bridge of the island country, Iceland. Natural wonders abound your interests, grow your knowledge and build Delve into the life of James Buchanan Eads, the man including waterfalls, active volcanoes, hot springs, community connections through our Master who did so much for St. Louis and its river. A world- aurora borealis plus puffins and Icelandic horses. Naturalist program. Learn more on page 41. renowned civil engineering genius who was self- Having the world’s northernmost capital city, Iceland is educated, James Eads designed a salvage operation home to world’s oldest democracy. In 2008, a financial using an empty whiskey barrel and a garden hose to crisis halted all construction projects in the country rescue goods at the bottom of the Mississippi. He built Famous Trial Lawyers except for one: Iceland spent three years creating a Prepare to be alternately surprised, amused and ironclads for the Civil War in record time, convinced a magnificent concert hall in Reykjavik harbor. Learn reluctant St. Louis to build the world’s first steel bridge sometimes infuriated by these flamboyant defense more in this captivating presentation about these attorneys. From the 1920s, we’ll cover the remarkable and solved problems with the Mississippi’s flow at its and other facts including why you can get a St. Louis mouth. The remains of one of Eads’ ironclads, sunk in careers, cases and colorful lives of the great Clarence burger in every large town in Iceland. Program is free Darrow, renowned for the famous Scopes Monkey trial; the Mississippi mud for 94 years, have been put on but registration is required. Registration for these display in a museum in Vicksburg, Tennessee. Take a William J. Fallon, who defended over 125 homicides seminars opens 1/13. and never lost a trial; and Earl Rodgers, the inspiration seat with us and learn more fascinating facts about | 1 session | James Eads. Program is free but registration is required. SENR:702 NO FEE for TV’s Perry Mason. Also included are lawyers of Registration for these seminars opens 1/13. P31 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Douglas Schneider more recent history: “Racehorse” Haynes, the amazing Feb. 27 WW, 102A Texas attorney who saved millionaire murderers; SENR:702 | 1 session | NO FEE P32 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Douglas Schneider Johnnie Cochran of the O.J. Simpson trial; and Judy P34 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Douglas Schneider March 12 MC-Student Ctr, 200 Clarke, who kept many of America’s most hated killers Feb. 13 FV-CWI, 136 like the Unabomber and Eric Rudolph off death row. P33 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Douglas Schneider P35 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Douglas Schneider Sometimes called the “defenders of the damned,” April 2 FV-CWI, 136 May 14 WW, 102B you won’t soon forget these amazing courtroom magicians. Program is free but registration is required. We have more! Experience new places and Registration for this seminar opens 1/13. Quinquagenarian: A Multimedia Recital | | Thomas Zirkle, D.M.A., professor of music, is a seasoned cultures from around the world without SENR:702 1 session NO FEE percussionist whose career spans more than four leaving St. Louis! See the possibilities P22 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Beverly Schuetz decades. In this multimedia percussion recital, Zirkle under "Vicarious Travel" on page 57. April 30 WW, 102A performs an imaginary, non-stop soundtrack that is sure to delight guests of all ages. If you’ve ever Grace Kelly wondered what an old music professor hears in his Director Billy Wilder Enjoy an in-depth look at the relatively short yet head, this is your chance to sit back, relax and enjoy the Learn about the life and work of the man who brought memorable film career of Princess of Monaco Grace show! Reception starting at 6:30 p.m. Concert begins us mega-hits like “Sunset Boulevard” and “Some Like it Kelly! Presentation takes you on a journey from her at 7 p.m. Program is free but registration is required. Hot.” Director Billy Wilder’s life drama rivals one of his first major motion picture, “High Noon,” through her Registration for this program opens 1/13. films — a young man abandons law school to work as last Hollywood film, “High Society.” Interesting behind- SENR:702 | 1 session | NO FEE a newspaper reporter, breaks into the film industry as the-scenes photos accompany this royal presentation. P23 Th 7–8:30 p.m. Thomas Zirkle, D.M.A. a writer, escapes Nazi Germany for the U.S. where he Program is free but registration is required. Feb. 20 WW, 102A manages to find his way into Hollywood and becomes Registration for this seminar opens 1/13. an Oscar-winning film director. Program is free but SENR:702 | 1 session | NO FEE registration is required. Registration for this seminar P27 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Mary Saputo Protecting Our National Secrets opens 1/13. May 7 FV-CWI, 136 Protecting a nation’s secrets is a process that goes | 1 session | back thousands of years. Join retired federal agent SENR:702 NO FEE Joe DeGregorio as he takes you through the evolution P26 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Mary Saputo March 5 WW, 102B The Motorcycle in American Life of national security, why and how the United States Discover the role motorcycles have played in American protects its most sensitive information, spies and life spanning transportation, cinema, folklore, self- abuses of the system, and procedures in place for Music of the Civil War expression, music and menace. Stepping back in the checks and balances of the process. From an You may be familiar with the conflict of the Civil War, time, chronicle the cycle’s humble beginnings to explanation of the method for granting a security but do you know how this event shaped music during what would eventually become a whole new mode of clearance to the many personal and often fascinating that time? During the Civil War, when soldiers met from transportation. We’ll explore many ways motorcycles stories during his 30 years in the environment across the country, the various strands of American have developed since the turn of the century, (including many that took place during the Cold War), music began to cross-fertilize each other. Songs that evidenced through mass manufacturing, policing this presentation is not to be missed. No, he won’t arose from this fusion became the first American folk efforts and marketing to reach new demographics. have to kill you after his revelations, as they will be the music with discernible features unique to America. War Program is free but registration is required. unclassified versions! Program is free but registration is was an impetus for the creation of many songs that Registration for this seminar opens 1/13. required. Registration for this seminar opens 1/13. became and remained wildly popular. Soldiers awoke | 1 session | | | SENR:702 NO FEE SENR:702 1 session NO FEE to the call of bugles and went to sleep to the beat of P36 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Douglas Schneider drum taps. On the home front, citizens sang ballads in P38 F 10–11:30 a.m. Joe DeGregario May 7 MC-Student Ctr, 200 Feb. 21 MC-Student Ctr, 200 their homes and songs at political rallies, joining their voices in chorus to reaffirm the purpose behind the terrible bloodshed. Music, including patriotic anthems and sentimental ballads, helped motivate people to continue fighting while also soothing the emotional wounds of loss. Learn more about these facts and the impact of the Civil War on music culture. Program is free but registration is required. Registration for this seminar opens 1/13. SENR:702 | 1 session | NO FEE P21 Th 10–11:30 a.m. Bonnie Vega April 9 MC-Student Ctr, 200

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Medicare Updates CREATIVE ARTS Are you nearing Medicare eligibility? Come discover tips about Medicare enrollment, differences between Fine Arts Medicare Advantage and Medigaps, how to choose a part D plan and methods to protect your benefits. Artful Saturdays Class is presented by CLAIM, a nonprofit organization Enjoy three Saturday mornings exploring museum providing information about Medicare to Missourians. collections. Led by art historian Betsy Solomon, All of CLAIM’s services are free, unbiased and experience a specific theme each weekend: April confidential. Program is free but registration is required. 25, Centuries of Sculpture, Saint Louis Art Museum; Registration for these seminars opens 1/13. May 2, Laumeier Sculpture Park: Walking Tour of the SENR:702 | 1 session | NO FEE Outdoor Collection; May 9, Iconic Images: Highlights P28 Tu 10 a.m.–noon Missouri CLAIM from the American Galleries, Saint Louis Art Museum. April 7 MC-Student Ctr, 200 Participants must provide their own transportation. Meet at Saint Louis Art Museum’s sculpture hall P29 Tu 10 a.m.–noon Missouri CLAIM inside the main entrance to the Cass Gilbert (original) April 14 FV-CWI, 136 building April 25 and May 9. On May 2, meet at P30 W 10 a.m.–noon Missouri CLAIM Laumeier Sculpture Park on the sidewalk outside April 22 FP-G, 323 Aronson Fine Arts Center Building. ARTS:705 | 3 sessions | $54 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P01 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Betsy Solomon Social Security April 25 – May 9 FP-Off Campus Benefits America • NOTE: Rain date 5/16. Drawing Guide to Spousal and Survivor Benefits What challenges will a spouse or survivor face in retirement years? Learn about spousal, widow’s Drawing: Beginning/Intermediate and divorced spouse benefits. Program is free but Beginning students learn the tools, materials, and registration is required. visual and artistic perception essential to drawing as returning students continue to sharpen skills SENR:766 | 1 session | NO FEE through class projects or independent work. Drawing P01 Tu 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM fundamentals such as line, perspective, value and Feb. 18 FV-SS, 107 composition will be covered. Students will use pencil, P02 Th 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM conté crayon and charcoal. Supply list sent. Feb. 20 MC-SO, 111 ARTS:709 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG P05 Tu 6–9 p.m. Jeffrey Johnson Medicare and Medicare Drug March 3 – April 7 STLCC-Corp, 207 Are you confused by Medicare? Get your questions • NOTE: No class 3/17. answered by a Social Security representative and a ARTS:709 | 6 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG Medicare expert. In this session learn about other P01 Tu 9:30 a.m.–noon Ruth Kolker health plans and prescription drug companies and find Jan. 28 – March 3 MC-SO, 107 out about Parts A, B and D of Medicare. Program is free P03 Th 6–8:30 p.m. Lisa Payne but registration is required. Feb. 6 – March 12 Nottingham School, 107 | 1 session | SENR:766 NO FEE • NOTE: Please use the back parking lot door on P03 Tu 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM south side of the building. March 3 MC-SO, 111 P04 Th 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM March 5 FV-SS, 107 Drawing: Intermediate/Advanced Tu 1–3 p.m. Advance your skills through practice. Drawing P05 SSBA and Missouri CLAIM fundamentals will be reviewed including line, March 10 WW, 102B perspective, value and composition, with emphasis P06 Th 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM placed on practice and technique. Advanced students March 12 FP-F, 221 expand their skills with more sophisticated projects. Students will use pencil, conté crayon and charcoal. My Social Security Account Sign-Up Supply list sent. Social Security representatives provide a brief ARTS:709 | 6 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG explanation about “my Social Security” and assist P06 Tu 9:30 a.m.–noon Ruth Kolker attendees to open a “my Social Security” account March 24 – April 28 MC-CE online. Program is free but registration is required. Limited registration. Drawing: Traditional Pencil Basics I SENR:766 | 1 session | NO FEE Discover the fundamentals of an essential art P07 Tu 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM using pencil to create line, perspective, value March 24 MC-BA, 216 and composition. No experience necessary and P08 Th 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM individualized instruction included. Supply list sent. March 26 FV-B, 120 This class is for beginners only. P09 Th 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM ARTS:709 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG April 2 STLCC-South County, 206 P04 Sa noon–3 p.m. Sean Long Feb. 8 – March 7 MC-HE, 219 Retirement: Qualify for Benefits? How do you qualify for retirement benefits? Learn how NEW! Drawing: Traditional to estimate your benefits using the online retirement Pencil Basics II estimator and the rules for working and receiving Hone your skills while focusing on the next levels for benefits. Find out about benefits for family members your drawing. This studio-based course allows time for and Medicare enrollment periods. Program is free but you to draw with a mixture of five-, 30- and 60-minute registration is required. exercises. Prerequisite: Drawing: Traditional Pencil SENR:766 | 1 session | NO FEE Basics I or equivalent. Supply list sent. P10 Tu 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM ARTS:709 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG April 7 MC-SO, 111 P08 Sa noon–3 p.m. Sean Long P11 Th 1–3 p.m. SSBA and Missouri CLAIM April 4 – May 2 MC-HE, 219 April 9 FP-D, 217

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 23 Perspective Drawing and Still Life Portrait Drawing: Beginning Painting Explore drawing fundamentals of line, perspective, Learn how to capture a likeness using proportion. value and composition in a relaxed atmosphere Work with photos to discuss the anatomy of the skull with individualized instruction. All levels welcome. and bony landmarks to set up a solid, believable head. NEW! Open Studio Painting Intermediate level students will advance with more Draw the head and face by tipping the head in various Bring your favorite art supplies and come create in a sophisticated projects. Supply list discussed at first positions and drawing in perspective from above, relaxed studio setting. Students are welcome to bring class. Bring pencil and sketch pad to first class. below, profile view etc. It is strongly encouraged in any two dimensional media including paint, pencil, | | $ | $ to take this class before attempting Intermediate/ charcoal, pastel, etc. All levels are welcome. Use your ARTS:709 6 sessions 68.50 AGE 60+ 105 REG photos, still life set up or own imagination as subject P02 Th 6:30–9 p.m. Philip Perschbacher Advanced. Supply list sent. | | $ | $ matter. Instructor help is provided as needed. Please Jan. 30 – March 5 Clayton HS, 24 ARTS:721 4 sessions 58 AGE 60+ 85 REG use the back parking lot door on south side of the P07 Th 6:30–9 p.m. Philip Perschbacher P01 W 10 a.m.–noon Elizabeth Kern building. Feb. 19 – March 11 MC-CE April 2 – May 7 FP-G, 409 ARTS:740 | 6 sessions | $78.50 AGE 60+ | $139 REG P04 Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. Lisa Payne Botanical Illustration: Colored Pencils Portrait Drawing: March 26 – April 30 Nottingham School, 107 In this colored pencil course focused on the plant Intermediate/Advanced kingdom as subject matter, learn about antique styles Learn how to achieve a likeness, the planes of the and finding inspiration to create contemporary pieces human head, age differences, expressions, the skull BYOB Painting I and underlying musculature, and how to properly Bring your own favorite beverage to sip as you paint using modern methods. Join us as we delve into a maybe-masterpiece on stretched canvas in this drawing, texture, color and composition using dried place the head on the neck. We will also discuss lighting and shading and how to position the head fun, one-evening class! No previous art experience is plants, fruit and fresh flowers as models. All levels needed as a professional artist leads the class through welcome. Supply list sent. on the drawing paper for aesthetic appeal. Supply list sent. every step to complete your very own painting of a fun ARTS:716 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG bunch of veggies, just right for kitchen or dining room P01 Th noon–3 p.m. Maureen Brodsky ARTS:721 | 4 sessions | $58 AGE 60+ | $85 REG décor. All art supplies provided. Please bring a paint Jan. 30 – Feb. 27 MC-CE P07 W 10 a.m.–noon Elizabeth Kern shirt or apron, sense of humor and your own beverage- April 1 – April 22 MC-CE of-choice. This painting will be different than the one offered in BYOB Painting II. Figure Drawing: Beginning | | $ | $ Draw with gesture, line, shape and value in relation to a Right Brain Drawing ARTS:748 1 session 29 AGE 60+ 39 REG human figure with emphasis on accurate proportions Learn ways to tap into the right side of your brain for P04 W 6–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky and finding the rhythmic lines within the human body. creative projects! Drawing exercises utilize the more March 4 Kirkwood CC Individualized instruction emphasized. Prerequisite: creative, less analytical hemisphere to unleash your Drawing: Beginning/Intermediate or equivalent potential artist. You’ll make the mental shift to a state experience. Supply list sent. Nude models used. where drawing is pleasurable, meditative and frees BYOB Painting II you from anxiety. Instructor has years of experience Bring your own favorite beverage to sip as you paint Classroom has tables and stools. Bring a tabletop easel a maybe-masterpiece on stretched canvas in this if you wish. Registration/withdrawal deadline: 1/13. in assisting students to access their creative mind! Supply list sent. Please enter school from the Essex lot. fun, one-evening class! No previous art experience is ARTS:718 | 6 sessions | $82 AGE 60+ | $139 REG Textbook required; bring to first class: Drawing on the needed as a professional artist leads the class through P01 M 6:30–9:30 p.m. Elizabeth Kern Right Side of the Brain: The Definitive, 4th Edition. ISBN every step to complete a beautiful, spring-fresh field of Jan. 27 – March 9 Clayton HS, 24 978-1585429202. flowers. All art supplies provided. Please bring a paint • NOTE: No class 2/17. shirt or apron, sense of humor and your own beverage- ARTS:721 | 8 sessions | $70 AGE 60+ | $119 REG of-choice. This painting will be different than the one P03 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mary Feagan offered in BYOB Painting I. Figure Drawing: Intermediate/Advanced March 3 – April 28 Kirkwood Sr. HS, SA 1 ARTS:748 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Draw with gesture, line, shape and value in relation • NOTE: No class 3/17. to a human figure. Strong anatomical study is P09 Th 6–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky practiced, as well as finding the planes of the figure, P04 Sa 9:30–11:30 a.m. Mary Feagan April 16 Kirkwood CC drawing the skeleton, muscle groups and light March 7 – May 2 FP-F, 213 on form. Individualized instruction emphasized. • NOTE: No class 3/21. Acrylic Impressions: Beginning Supply list sent. Nude models used. Classroom has In this beginning course, learn how to paint like the tables and stools. Bring a tabletop easel if you wish. Sketchbook: Doodling With a Purpose Impressionists, working in small scale to quickly Registration/withdrawal deadline: 3/23. Prerequisite: Join us to experiment with your drawing techniques. complete your own vibrant, light-filled piece. Instructor Figure Drawing: Beginning. This class focuses on making marks, drawing the same provides prints and photos. Painting board provided. ARTS:718 | 6 sessions | $82 AGE 60+ | $139 REG subject in varying ways, developing compositions and Supply list sent. This class is for beginners only. P02 M 6:30–9:30 p.m. Elizabeth Kern refining drawing styles. We will explore nature and ARTS:748 | 4 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG April 6 – May 11 Clayton HS, 24 daily life through sketch and nature journaling. We will P06 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Annie Smith Piffel also incorporate found items and bits of inspiration to March 28 – April 25 MC-HE, 217 develop a daily sketch practice. Supply list sent. • NOTE: No class 4/11. Cartooning | | $ | $ Explore cartooning and comics with an overview of ARTS:721 5 sessions 68.50 AGE 60+ 105 REG tools used in an overlooked art form. Investigate comic P06 Th 6–9 p.m. Jeffrey Johnson strip creation, comic book layout, political cartooning, March 26 – April 23 STLCC-Corp, 207 Acrylic Impressions: basic character design and hand-drawn animation. Intermediate/Advanced Gain an understanding of basics, skills and techniques. In this follow up course, learn how to loosen your style Prerequisite: Basic Drawing class or equivalent Travel Drawing and paint like the Impressionists, working in small See St. Louis through the eyes of a traveler! Whether scale to quickly complete your own vibrant, light-filled experience. Supply list sent. There will be homework a longtime resident or a newcomer, this basic assignments. piece. Instructor provides prints and photos. Painting drawing class will explore elements of drawing such board provided. Supply list sent. Prerequisite: Acrylic ARTS:721 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG as sketching, figure gestures, perspective, landscape, Impressions: Beginning class. P05 W 6–9 p.m. Sean Long value, and composition through on-site drawing ARTS:748 | 10 sessions | $144 AGE 60+ | $205 REG March 25 – April 22 MC-HE, 125 experiences at locations around St. Louis City. Drawing materials range from pen, ink and watercolor to P01 Tu 12:30–3:30 p.m. Annie Smith Piffel pencil. Students will learn through demos, hands-on Jan. 28 – March 31 Kirkwood CC Drawing With Color Pastels experience, and feedback sessions. Lessons tailored P03 Tu 6–9 p.m. Annie Smith Piffel Bring the world of color into your drawing by using to the level of students. Course emphasizes building Feb. 25 – May 5 MC-HE, 218 soft pastels. Develop drawing skills and learn a variety a sense of community. By the end of class, students • NOTE: No class 3/19. of techniques while exploring the fundamentals of should have multiple skills they can use in their composition and color theory. Previous drawing or own travels in and outside of St. Louis. Supplies and painting experience required. Supply list sent. Bring locations discussed at the first class, which will meet Acrylic Impressions: Workshop art supplies to first class. for an hour at instructor’s art studio. Address sent via In this accelerated workshop, work in small scale ARTS:721 | 6 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG email after registration. Prerequisite: students must be to quickly complete your own vibrant, light-filled, P02 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Brenda Schilling able to walk 15 minutes at a time. Impressionist-inspired piece. Instructor provides prints and photos. Painting board provided. Supply list sent. Feb. 25 – April 7 FV-H, 104 | | $ AGE 60+ | $ REG ARTS:721 5 sessions 70 119 All levels welcome. • NOTE: No class 3/17. P08 Sa 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Sarah Paulsen | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG April 4 – May 9 FP-Off Campus ARTS:748 105 P07 Tu 12:30–3:30 p.m. Annie Smith Piffel • NOTE: No class 5/2. April 14 – May 12 Kirkwood CC

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Oil or Acrylic Painting: All Levels NEW! Screen Printing Botanical Illustration: Watercolor Explore oil paint’s richness or acrylic’s speed in a Learn the process of screen printing and bring home Focusing on the plant kingdom as subject matter, class that covers color theory, artistic perception, your own unique screen printed items. Create a design, learn about antique styles and find inspiration to composition and paint mixing/application. Progress prepare your screen, and print on your desired surfaces. create contemporary watercolor pieces using modern at your own rate with individualized instruction as you A flour sack towel will be provided for printing. methods. Delve into drawing, texture, color and learn techniques to enhance painting skills. Supply list Students may bring in other printable paper or cloth composition using dried plants, fruit and fresh flowers sent. Bring supplies to first class. Water-based oils are surfaces such as t-shirts, tote-bags, blank greeting as models. All levels welcome. Supply list sent. the only type allowed in the classroom. Please use the cards, etc. Be prepared to get messy and bring home ARTS:735 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG back parking lot door on south side of the building. drying items. Deadline to register/withdraw: 2/4. P03 Th noon–3 p.m. Maureen Brodsky ARTS:765 | 2 sessions | $70 AGE 60+ | $85 REG ARTS:740 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG April 16 – May 14 MC-CE Sa 9–11:30 a.m. P02 Tu 2–5 p.m. Mike Ochonicky P01 Lisa Payne Feb. 15 – Feb. 22 MC-CE Feb. 25 – March 24 Eureka Community Center We have more! Is painting your thing? Be sure to P03 Tu 6–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky check out our "Sip 'n' Craft" classes on page 29. Feb. 25 – March 31 WW, 309 NEW! Cartoon Characters With • NOTE: No class 3/17. Watercolor and Colored Pencil P05 Tu 2–5 p.m. Mike Ochonicky Learn key concepts to create cartoon characters by exploring what features to emphasize, ways basic Pottery April 7 – May 5 Eureka Community Center shapes can be used to tell a story and develop “who” P06 Tu 6–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky your character is visually. Learn basics of color mixing April 7 – May 5 WW, 309 and layout using watercolor and colored pencils. ARTS:740 | 10 sessions | $144 AGE 60+ | $205 REG Supply list sent. P01 Tu 5:30–8:30 p.m. Lisa Payne ARTS:716 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG Feb. 4 – April 21 Nottingham School, 107 P02 W 6–9 p.m. Jeffrey Johnson • NOTE: No class 3/10, 3/17. Please use the back April 8 – May 6 STLCC-Corp, 205 parking lot door on south side of the building. Sumi-e Watercolor: An Appreciation Oil or Acrylic Painting: Advanced Join us for an introductory class on Japanese-style Only for experienced artists who want to paint for fun, ink and watercolor painting. From grinding our ink relaxation or have a goal of eventually selling paintings. to simple strokes to painting on rice paper, we will Receive formal instruction in color, technique or explore the delicate iconographic painting of Japan. A composition, working at your own pace. Bring art supply list will be sent with easily obtainable traditional supplies to first class. Supply list sent. Water-based oil materials and modern substitutes. Wear old clothes as paints will be the only type of oil paint accepted in the sumi-e ink stains. Supply list sent. classroom. ARTS:735 | 6 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG ARTS:746 | 10 sessions | $144 AGE 60+ | $205 REG P01 Tu 9:30 a.m.–noon Maureen Brodsky P01 W 6–9 p.m. Brenda Schilling Jan. 28 – March 3 MC-CE Pottery: All Levels Feb. 19 – April 29 Clayton HS, 22 Explore projects in which skills in hand-building (for • NOTE: No class 3/18 Watercolor: Beginning Techniques beginners) and wheel throwing (for more advanced Paint with the brilliant color and fluid stroke of students) are investigated and improved. All levels of watercolor, exploring paint, paper and brush experience welcome. Fee includes most materials. Portrait Painting: Oil or Acrylic | | $ | $ Create a portrait of a friend, family member, celebrity, techniques. Course covers a variety of subject matters ARTS:727 6 sessions 102.50 AGE 60+ 139 REG stranger or yourself, exploring all aspects of portrait in a supportive atmosphere. Supply list sent. P01 Tu 7–9:30 p.m. Carl Behmer painting. Working from mirrors or photos, explore ARTS:735 | 6 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG Jan. 28 – March 3 FV-H, 109 facial proportions and methods for creating a likeness. P02 Tu 1–3:30 p.m. Maureen Brodsky P02 Sa 9:30 a.m.–noon Sheow Chang Realistic treatment of skin tones and hair also covered. Jan. 28 – March 3 MC-CE Feb. 1 – March 7 FV-H, 109 All levels welcome, though having a foundation of P03 Tu 7–9:30 p.m. Carl Behmer painting or drawing can be helpful. As the instructor March 24 – April 28 FV-H, 109 demonstrates some techniques, students work at Watercolor: Intermediate/ their own pace. Supply list sent. Bring supplies to first Advanced Techniques P04 Sa 9:30 a.m.–noon Linda Brattain class. Water-based oils are the only type allowed in the Build your watercolor skills to a more advanced level, March 28 – May 9 FV-H, 109 classroom. exploring challenging techniques of layered washes, • NOTE: No class 4/11. ARTS:748 | 5 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG modeling with color, unusual textural accents and P05 W 12:30–3:30 p.m. Lisa Payne more. Students must be proficient in drawing with basic watercolor skills. Prerequisite: Watercolor: Feb. 26 – April 8 MC-CE Beginning Techniques or equivalent experience. • NOTE: No class 3/11, 3/18. Supply list sent for sections P06, P03, P04 and P05. This pottery class was so ARTS:736 | 6 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $105 REG “relaxing. Sheow Chang is Pet Portraits: Acrylic P06 Tu 1–3:30 p.m. Maureen Brodsky Celebrate your pet or the pet of someone else with April 14 – May 19 MC-CE extremely knowledgeable, a unique portrait painting. Makes a great gift. Learn | 10 sessions | $144 AGE 60+ | $ REG caring and sensitive to each techniques to achieve proper proportions, animal ARTS:736 205 likeness and realistic textures (e.g. fur, feathers). P02 F 12:30–3:30 p.m. Phyllis Smith Piffel student's level of workmanship. The instructor will demonstrate how to paint fur (or Jan. 31 – April 3 Bluebird Park, Ellisville feather) texture as well. Bring reference photos of the • NOTE: No class 2/14. pet you wish to paint. All types of pets are welcome P01 F 9 a.m.–noon Phyllis Smith Piffel subjects. Work at your own pace to complete a portrait Jan. 31 – April 3 Bluebird Park, Ellisville or, if desired, several portraits. All levels are welcome. • NOTE: No class 2/14. Linda B. Supply list sent. Bring supplies to first class. ARTS:736 | 12 sessions | $144 AGE 60+ | $205 REG Chesterfield | | $ | $ ARTS:748 3 sessions 65.50 AGE 60+ 85 REG P03 M noon–2:30 p.m. Nancy Muschany P08 W 12:30–3 p.m. Lisa Payne Feb. 10 – May 4 St John’s Evangelical UCC April 15 – April 29 MC-CE • NOTE: No class 2/17. P04 W noon–2:30 p.m. Nancy Muschany House Portraits: Watercolor or Acrylic Feb. 12 – April 29 St John’s Evangelical UCC Honor the place you call home with a house portrait, P05 Th 12:30–3 p.m. Nancy Muschany learning techniques for correct proportions and Feb. 13 – April 30 St John’s Evangelical UCC perspective. See demonstrations on creating brick, siding, roof tiles, concrete and greenery textures. Bring in reference photos of the house you wish to paint. Work at your own pace to complete one portrait or, if desired, several portraits. All levels welcome. Supply list sent. Bring supplies to first class. ARTS:748 | 3 sessions | $65.50 AGE 60+ | $85 REG P02 W 12:30–3 p.m. Lisa Payne Feb. 5 – Feb. 19 MC-CE

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Basketry Crochet Glass and Ceramics

Basketry: Magazine Holder Crochet 101 Ceramic Box With Lid Stay on top of the clutter by learning to weave a sturdy Learn to crochet basic single, double and treble Take a break from the cold weather to paint a basket that holds your favorite magazines! Receive stitches and to decrease, increase and change colors. handy little box that holds your household items step-by-step tips to create this convenient storage Make a simple piece and get help reading patterns. with style. This square box with a matching lid can basket and leave class with new knowledge and a This class is best for beginning students or those who be painted with any design you would like. Your handmade organizer that you will use for years to have crocheted before, but long ago. Supply list sent. one-of-a-kind container will be fired and ready for come. All materials included. CRFT:724 | 3 sessions | $32.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG pickup at the Painted Zebra one week after class. All CRFT:734 | 1 session | $71.50 AGE 60+ | $85 REG P03 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Dee Levang materials provided. P01 Sa 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Laura Klaus Feb. 6 – Feb. 20 MC-SO, 107 CRFT:741 | 1 session | $41 AGE 60+ | $49 REG Feb. 8 MC-SW, 106 P04 W 7–9 p.m. Janet Becker Crochet in a Day Jan. 22 Painted Zebra Basketry: Wicker Vase Learn to crochet basic single, double and treble Show off those spring flowers in a custom hand-made stitches and to decrease, increase and change colors. Stained Glass: Sun Catcher wicker vase! Learn weaving methods as you craft a Make a simple piece and get help reading patterns. Curious about stained glass? In this beginner’s beautiful woven vase complete with insert that holds This class is best for beginning students or those who workshop explore the process of making a stained water to keep your flowers looking great! have crocheted before, but long ago. You may bring glass piece as well as equipment and terminology. CRFT:734 | 1 session | $36.50 AGE 60+ | $45 REG snacks or a sack lunch. Supply list sent. Learn techniques for cutting and grinding copper, P03 Tu 5:30–8:30 p.m. Laura Klaus CRFT:724 | 1 session | $32.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG foiling and soldering your own sun catcher. All materials included. March 24 MC-CE P01 Sa 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Dee Levang Feb. 29 MC-SO, 111 CRFT:740 | 2 sessions | $89 AGE 60+ | $89 REG P03 Tu 6–9 p.m. Hearth Basket Feb. 18 – Feb. 25 Craft Central Make your hearth homey with this beautiful woven Tunisian Crochet in a Day basket and dress up your fireplace or entryway for Tunisian crochet is sometimes thought of as a cross years to come. The instructor will help you weave your between crochet and knit. Using an elongated Painted Tulip Vase way to a finished basket. All supplies provided. Tunisian or Afghan hook, learn the foundation row, April showers bring May flowers, and you will be ready CRFT:734 | 1 session | $44 AGE 60+ | $55 REG Tunisian simple stitch, Tunisian knit stitch, changing to show off the beautiful blooms of springtime with P04 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Laura Klaus colors and binding off. This class is for beginning this hand-painted tulip vase. Paint a decorative tulip May 9 MC-SW, 106 Tunisian crocheters and provides a good refresher for vase using no brushes; instead, blow bubbles on the those who have experience but may have forgotten vase, making it truly unique. Your one-of-a-kind vase some steps. Supply list sent. will be fired and ready for pickup at the Painted Zebra Spring Flower Basket CRFT:724 | 1 session | $32.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG one week after class. All materials provided. Celebrate spring by making a colorful basket adorned P02 Sa 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Dee Levang CRFT:741 | 1 session | $41 AGE 60+ | $49 REG with colorful wicker flowers. Perfectly sized to hold a March 14 MC-SO, 111 P01 W 6–8 p.m. Janet Becker Mother’s Day gift or Easter eggs, this basket is sure to Feb. 19 Painted Zebra bring joy! All supplies provided. CRFT:734 | 1 session | $44 AGE 60+ | $55 REG Crochet a Market Bag P02 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Laura Klaus Take your crochet skills to the next level with this fun Mosaic Garden Stones March 14 MC-CE class and learn how to crochet a market bag for your Repurpose broken plates and forgotten tiles to create farmers market finds! Go green and learn new skills at a beautiful DIY mosaic. Learn how to cut glass and the same time! Supply list sent. tile and how to form your own cast concrete, creating CRFT:726 | 1 session | $28 AGE 60+ | $39 REG a unique stepping stone for your outdoor spaces. Caregiver and Child P05 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Dee Levang All materials provided. You are welcome to bring in broken ceramic and glass to use in your mosaic. Jan. 18 MC-SO, 107 NEW! Caregiver and Child CRFT:740 | 1 session | $45 AGE 60+ | $45 REG Build Your Own Boxcar P01 Th 6–9 p.m. Crochet Lace March 19 Perennial Bond with your child and sample the world of model Explore three special crochet lace techniques — railroading with this fun and interactive class. You broomstick lace, hairpin lace and Solomon’s knot will each build your own boxcar to take home, lace — learning one technique along with a small Mosaic Mirror or Picture Frame gaining valuable insight into different aspects of project in each class. For intermediate and advanced Decorate your house with a handmade mosaic photo model railroading. A staple of all freight railroads crocheters. Supply list sent. frame or mirror that will add a fun and colorful addition worldwide, the versatile and utilitarian boxcar is a vital to any home décor! All materials included. part of model railroading. Recommend one parent CRFT:726 | 4 sessions | $33 AGE 60+ | $55 REG or caregiver per child (10 years old or older please). P01 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Dee Levang CRFT:765 | 1 session | $55 AGE 60+ | $55 REG Registration required for each participant. All kits March 5 – April 2 MC-SO, 107 P07 Sa 10 a.m.–2 p.m. and materials will be provided. Registration/refund/ • NOTE: No class 3/19. March 21 Craft Central withdrawal deadline: 3/13. No refunds after this date. P08 Sa 10 a.m.–2 p.m. CRFT:765 | 1 session | $16.50 AGE 60+ | $19 REG Crochet: Tips and Tricks April 4 Craft Central P10 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Dave Wehner Explore expert tips and tricks for seasoned crocheters, March 28 MC-SW, 106 including the linked crochet turning chain, invisible Resin Coasters finish, jogless color change in the round and more. For Create your own set of creative drink coasters. Choose NEW! Caregiver and Child intermediate to advanced crocheters. Supply list sent. from swirls of colors, add some sparkle or metallic Painted Teapot CRFT:726 | 1 session | $16.50 AGE 60+ | $25 REG flakes, and embed little trinkets or small mementos as Paint a three-in-one tea+pot with your favorite sports P03 Th 6–9 p.m. Dee Levang well. In this make-and-take DIY class, you bring your team colors, flowers, polka dots or whatever your heart May 7 MC-SO, 107 creativity (and maybe some of your own add-ins if you desires, working with your child to each complete wish), and we supply the rest. Learn the steps and go part of the teapot. Suggest one parent or caregiver for home with a set of four epoxy resin coasters of your each child (six years old or older please). Registration Mega XL Crochet own design. Also known as the crochet waistcoat stitch, Mega XL required for each participant. Your food-safe teapot CRFT:765 | 1 session | $35 AGE 60+ | $45 REG crochet uses a heavy weight yarn, fabric strips or t-shirt will be fired and ready for pickup at the Painted Zebra P09 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Dee Levang one week after class. yarn and a very large hook to make a thick and sturdy fabric. Learn several variations of this stitch while April 4 MC-CE CRFT:741 | 1 session | $21 AGE 60+ | $25 REG making a throw rug and a small basket. Basic crochet P03 Sa 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Janet Becker skills required. Supply list sent, or students may Mosaic Birdhouse April 18 Painted Zebra purchase supplies from the instructor. Registration/ Learn how to apply mosaic glass to the roof and at refund/withdrawal deadline: 3/26. No refunds after least two sides of a ceramic-glazed birdhouse, and We have more! Looking for more ways to this date. then complete your mosaic creation by grouting. Your keep your child active and engaged? Check CRFT:726 | 4 sessions | $32.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG completed birdhouse will be a beautiful handmade addition to any garden! All materials included. out our youth classes on page 68. P02 Th 6–8 p.m. Dee Levang April 9 – April 30 MC-SO, 107 CRFT:740 | 1 session | $55 AGE 60+ | $55 REG P02 Sa 10 a.m.–2 p.m. May 2 Craft Central

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Floral Knitting

Fresh Floral Bouquet April Showers Bring May Flowers Knit in a Day Explore the basics of floral arrangement and design Celebrate spring with this silk floral wreath. Learn floral Join us for a crash course in knitting and learn the in this hands-on class. Learn florists’ tips, tricks and design tips and tricks while making a wreath that will basics in one day! We’ll cover casting on, knitting, trade secrets that will help you to create beautiful brighten your door for many seasons to come! All purling, pattern reading, cabling and binding off, arrangements at home. Take home a large vase full of materials provided. placing you well on your way to impress friends and bright, beautiful flowers as well as a smaller bud vase CRFT:744 | 1 session | $92.50 AGE 60+ | $99 REG yourself! You may bring snacks or a sack lunch. Supply with a mini arrangement. All materials provided. P04 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Michelle Coveyou list sent. CRFT:744 | 1 session | $59 AGE 60+ | $69 REG April 18 MC-SW, 106 CRFT:720 | 1 session | $41 AGE 60+ | $55 REG P05 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Michelle Coveyou P04 Sa 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Cristin Greenlee Feb. 1 MC-SW, 106 NEW! Kokedama Balls Feb. 8 MC-BA, 114 Practice the Japanese art of growing plants in a round P02 Sa 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Thi Miller NEW! Fresh Floral Wedding Bouquet living planter made of moss. Learn how to create your March 28 FP-F, 211 This class is a must if wedding bells are in your future! very own Kokedama ball and tips to care for these Save money and put your own personal touch on unique planters (and the plants you will put in them). Knitting 101 your big day by learning the skills to make your own All materials provided. Knitting isn’t just for making winter garments and wedding bouquet. Learn the tips, tricks and trade CRFT:744 | 1 session | $45 AGE 60+ | $45 REG accessories. Use linen, silk and lighter threads and secrets of professional florists, and leave class with P07 Sa 1–3 p.m. yarns to make projects and garments that will be a wedding bouquet and the knowledge and skills April 18 Craft Central useful all year round. Cover the basics including casting needed to make many more! All materials included. on, increasing and decreasing, finishing, a variety of CRFT:744 | 1 session | $89 AGE 60+ | $99 REG stitches and more. Get lots of information and tips for P01 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Michelle Coveyou NEW! Fresh Floral Boutonniere future projects as well as help reading patterns. You Feb. 22 MC-SW, 106 and Wrist Corsage may bring unfinished projects or start a new project. Make prom, weddings and homecomings even All levels welcome. Supply list sent. more special by creating your own wrist corsage CRFT:720 | 3 sessions | $41 AGE 60+ | $55 REG Spring Celebration Centerpiece and boutonniere! Taking a modern approach to the Add beauty and color to your spring family gathering cherished tradition of floral accessories for special P03 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Cristin Greenlee with a basket filled with a fresh floral arrangement occasions, learn the steps, tools, materials and Jan. 21 – Feb. 4 MC-BA, 116 created by you! Learn the tips, tricks and trade secrets skills needed to make your own unique mini floral P01 MWF 6–8 p.m. Thi Miller to make beautiful arrangements and how to care arrangement and have all the knowledge and skills Feb. 24 – Feb. 28 FP-F, 213 for the flowers in order to keep your arrangements needed to make many more. All materials provided. looking their best. All materials included. CRFT:744 | 1 session | $65 AGE 60+ | $75 REG Knifty Knitting: Mittens CRFT:744 | 1 session | $65 AGE 60+ | $75 REG P02 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Michelle Coveyou Knitted mittens are perfect for winter. They’re P03 F 6–8 p.m. Michelle Coveyou May 16 MC-SW, 106 quick to make and a great gift to give. Work with April 10 MC-SW, 106 double-pointed needles and learn in-depth mitten construction and design. Supply list sent. NEW! Stunning Succulents in Paper Crafts CRFT:722 | 4 sessions | $40.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG a Vintage Arrangement P04 Tu 6–8 p.m. Thi Miller Jan. 21 – Feb. 11 FP-F, 213 Learn pro techniques on how to create a stunning Suminagashi: Japanese Paper Marbling succulent arrangement. Choose your vessel from a Learn to make beautiful marbled paper using the selection of real vintage objects, learn how to make ancient Japanese art of suminagashi. Discover the Knifty Knitting: Baby Sweater succulent/cacti soil and gain planting techniques secrets to marbling using a simple floating ink process. Learn and get started on an adorable and simple baby for maximum contrast. You will take home your very Take home sheets of marbled paper to turn into cards, sweater pattern. We will work through much of the own one-of-a-kind vintage succulent creation and book covers, works of art or anything your heart pattern together in class and then learn the techniques the knowledge to create many more. All materials desires. Also take home your own marbling kit and pan for finishing it off on your own. Pattern and supply included in the cost of the class. Registration/refund/ to do hundreds of more designs. Supplies included. list provided. withdrawal deadline: 4/2. No refunds after this date. Dress appropriately to work with ink and water. CRFT:722 | 5 sessions | $52 AGE 60+ | $75 REG | 1 session | $69 AGE 60+ | $ REG CRFT:744 69 CRFT:742 | 1 session | $58 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P02 Th 6–8 p.m. Thi Miller P06 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Dana Muhlke P02 W 5:30–8:30 p.m. Magan Harms Jan. 23 – Feb. 20 FP-F, 211 April 11 MC-SW, 106 April 15 STLCC-South County, 201 P01 W 5:45–8:45 p.m. Magan Harms Knitted Brioche Cowl May 6 Nottingham School, 110 Learn the beautiful brioche stitch in this three-session class! While a single color can be used, it is most striking when used with two contrasting colors. A lovely cowl for the cooler seasons will be a great way to practice and perfect this stitch. Supply list sent. CRFT:722 | 3 sessions | $41 AGE 60+ | $55 REG P06 Tu 6–8 p.m. Thi Miller Please Feb. 18 – March 3 FP-F, 213 Knifty Knitting: Saddle Share Your Photos! Shoulder Sweater Learn to knit a classic saddle shoulder sweater in this Have great pics of your continuing education classes and creations? Please share fun class! This beautiful sweater can be made for men or women. This is a wonderful intermediate/advanced your experiences with the STLCC Continuing Education (CE) community! When you class for your knitting skills. Learn custom garment shaping and explore designs while honing your post on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, be sure to use #stlccCE or @stlccCE. Your knitting skills. Supply list sent. CRFT:722 | 8 sessions | $52 AGE 60+ | $89 REG photo could be included in a future issue of the CE catalog… with your permission P03 Tu 6–8 p.m. Thi Miller and recognition, of course! We can’t wait to see your photos. March 24 – May 12 FP-F, 213 Knitted Socks With the Magic Loop Knit socks in the round using the magic loop | @stlccCE | #stlccCE technique, a wonderful and fun alternative to using double-pointed needles. Supply list sent. CRFT:722 | 5 sessions | $52 AGE 60+ | $75 REG P01 Th 6–8 p.m. Thi Miller March 26 – April 23 FP-F, 211

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 27 Metal Work and Jewelry Upcycling

Beginning Blacksmith: Create Metalsmithing: Pallet Serving Tray a Wall Mount J-Hook Beginning Techniques for Jewelry Upcycle found pallets into a rustic serving tray, learning A blacksmith creates objects from wrought iron or steel Learn the fundamental metalsmithing techniques best practices to safely and efficiently deconstruct and by forging metal and using tools to hammer, bend for making jewelry. Basic metal manipulation skills reassemble materials using tools like the miter saw, and cut to create useful items. In this introductory including sawing, forming and shaping, filing, sanding, power drill and brad gun. Finish off your tray with a class, explore the craft of blacksmithing to make your soldering and polishing will be explored. You will make wash of eco-friendly milk paint, and add reclaimed very own wall mount J-hook. Learn the proper use of two finished pieces — a cuff bracelet and a pendant hardware for the perfect finished piece! blacksmithing tools including fire and forge control with a simple stone setting. Acquire the basic building CRFT:765 | 1 session | $45 AGE 60+ | $45 REG while you hammer and twist steel in the traditional blocks needed for jewelry design. No experience P02 Sa 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. blacksmith medium. You will be exposed to hot steel necessary. Students who have had previous experience Feb. 8 Perennial being hammered which emits sparks that can come working with metal may move onto more advanced in contact with your clothing. Please wear protective projects. Supplies included in cost of class. clothing; your arms and legs should be covered, and CRFT:753 | 7 sessions | $163.50 AGE 60+ | $225 REG NEW! Upcycle Appliqué you must wear closed-toed shoes. Gloves and safety High fashion has gone green! Learn how to upcycle P08 W 6–9 p.m. Kevin Lin two old t-shirts into a masterpiece using creative glasses will be provided and limited shop aprons are Jan. 22 – March 4 FV-E, 290 available on-site. hand embroidery techniques. Bring two coordinating t-shirts to class. All other materials provided. CRFT:753 | 1 session | $89 AGE 60+ | $89 REG P02 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Metalsmithing: CRFT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Feb. 8 Mueller Industries Intermediate Techniques for Jewelry P02 W 5:30–8:30 p.m. Learn how to make rings from sheet metal and wire. Feb. 19 City Sewing Room P03 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Different methods of soldering will also be taught. March 14 Mueller Industries We will cover a ring band, twisted ring, rolling ring, P04 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. ring within a ring and bezel settings. Students who NEW! T-Shirt Quilting April 4 Mueller Industries have previous experience working with metal may Turn those old t-shirts into a beautiful quilt that will P05 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. move onto more advanced projects. Tools and be a memory keepsake and keep you cozy, too! It also makes a wonderful graduation gift for the student in May 2 Mueller Industries metals included in class fee. Prerequisite: Beginning Techniques for Jewelry or equivalent experience is your life. Bring 15-20 of your t-shirts to cut up and sew preferred. into a quilt that will be cherished for years to come. All other materials provided. Metalsmithing: CRFT:753 | 7 sessions | $163.50 AGE 60+ | $225 REG Copper Chasing Leaves CRFT:715 | 2 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $65 REG Metalsmithing is one of the oldest metalworking P09 W 6–9 p.m. Kevin Lin March 25 – May 6 FV-E, 290 P03 TuTh 5:30–8:30 p.m. occupations, producing useful items such as tools, March 3 – March 5 City Sewing Room kitchenware, tableware, jewelry and more for centuries! Shaping metal with a hammer is the Soldered Jewelry Pendants fundamental element of smiting. In this class, you Create an upcycled stained glass pendant from scraps Wine Bottle Upcycle will learn how to cold hammer copper and apply the of ceramic and glass. Use copper foil, flux and lead- Do you have a hard time recycling beautiful glass technique of copper chasing to create images of leaves free solder to sculpt a custom jewelry pendant. Learn bottles? Transform your used wine bottles into a in copper plates. All materials included in cost of class. how to safely use a glass cutter and grinder to create self-watering planter. The creative folks at Perennial will demonstrate safe ways to cut glass bottles using CRFT:753 | 2 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $99 REG custom shapes from found vintage plates, mirrors and clear glass. Also, learn to make a custom-sized techniques you can replicate at home. Learn an easy P06 Sa 9 a.m.–noon and eco-friendly way to remove adhesive residue. In Feb. 15 – Feb. 22 Mueller Industries jump ring and tips on great places to locate upcycled treasures for all your upcycled jewelry projects. Note: class you’ll practice scoring and cutting glass with a P07 W 5–8 p.m. This class requires hand strength and the use of a very custom glass cutter tool in combination with a hot/ March 11 – March 18 Mueller Industries hot tool. Patience, an eye for safety and hand dexterity cold water bath. Decorate your home with these will help participants achieve their design goals. All upcycled creations or give as a handmade gift. materials provided. CRFT:765 | 1 session | $45 AGE 60+ | $45 REG CRFT:753 | 1 session | $50 AGE 60+ | $50 REG P04 Th 6–8:30 p.m. P01 Sa 10 a.m.–1 p.m. May 7 Perennial March 28 Perennial Woodburning Sewing Introduction to Woodburning Introduction to Sewing Machines Green Home Sewing Learn how to customize your woodworking projects Sewing machines can be a bit intimidating. Like any Save money and reduce waste in this eco-friendly with wood-burned accents. From lettering to stamping, other tool, once you become familiar with its pieces sewing class! Using donated fabric, make re-usable wood-burning is a great skill to transform various types and parts you will have more success (and fun!) using household items like grocery bags, produce and of wood into unique pieces that everyone will ask it to your advantage. In this introductory course, learn storage bags and reusable towels that can replace the about. You’ll experiment with different wood-burning the basic parts and functions of the sewing machine. rolls of paper towels used in your home. All materials tips and learn tricks for a successful finished project. No This crash course covers threading the machine and are provided. experience necessary. You will leave with a few wood- bobbin, adjusting tension, stitch width and length | | $ | $ burned samples including a keychain and other bits of CRFT:713 1 session 39 AGE 60+ 39 REG salvaged wood. All materials provided. and will introduce you to basic sewing language. You P04 Sa 9:30 a.m.–noon will leave with a finished lunch bag and an arsenal of | 1 session | $45 AGE 60+ | $ REG April 11 City Sewing Room CRFT:765 45 sewing machine knowledge. All materials provided. P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. CRFT:713 | 1 session | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG Jan. 29 Perennial P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Nifty and Thrifty Sewing Feb. 25 Perennial Bring your great bargain finds to this class and learn how to transform them into treasured items you will want to wear all the time! Learn to take in, let out, Railroad Hobbyist Fitting A Store-Bought Pattern shorten hems, move buttons, remove sleeves, crop Store-bought patterns can be intimidating. Take the a top and so much more. Sewing experience not NEW! Model Railroading 101 guess work out of sizing and fitting with this hands-on necessary. All other materials provided. Climb aboard a hobby that the whole family can enjoy. class. After creating a muslin sample of your pattern in CRFT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Model railroading is fun and never goes out of style. class, learn techniques to custom adjust and size your P05 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Find out which scale best fits your needs. Get tips on project for optimal fit. Bring a store-brought pattern. May 9 City Sewing Room layout, bench-work, electrical, scenery and so much All other supplies provided. more. If you have trouble choo-choo-choosing, the CRFT:713 | 2 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $65 REG expert model railroad instructor will help get you back P03 TuTh 6–9 p.m. We have more! Love sewing? Check on track. April 7 – April 9 City Sewing Room out "Sip ’n’ Sew" on page 29. CRFT:765 | 2 sessions | $18.50 AGE 60+ | $29 REG P11 Tu 6–8:30 p.m. Dave Wehner March 24 – March 31 MC-BA, 114

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Textiles and Fabrics Sip 'n' Craft

NEW! Tapestry Weaving Embroidery II Learn beautiful weaving techniques on small lap or Expand your skills with this continuation of tabletop looms. Gain hands-on experience warping Embroidery I, trying out different types of materials your loom and creating tabby and twill weaves, rya to stitch on and stitch with. Move on from just cotton- knots, soumak, fringe and more. Supply list sent. Some on-cotton, exploring a variety of mediums while supplies will also be available for purchase in class. learning more techniques and stitches to expand CRFT:713 | 2 sessions | $37 AGE 60+ | $59 REG your repertoire and enhance all of your embroidery. P09 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Dee Levang Bring scissors, embroidery hoop and needles. All other supplies provided. Feb. 8 – Feb. 15 MC-SO, 109 CRFT:728 | 3 sessions | $58.50 AGE 60+ | $75 REG P02 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Magan Harms Weaving: Table Runner Feb. 19 – March 4 STLCC-South County, 118 In this beginning class, work on a four-shaft, pre- loaded table top loom to create a cotton runner. Select from multiple colors for the runner. Learn basic Embroidery With Linen weaving techniques in tabby and twill. All materials Learn to work with linen creating a spring-themed included in class cost. project with warm, muted materials. Expand your CRFT:713 | 2 sessions | $89 AGE 60+ | $89 REG skills and learn ways to combine stitches to create a new look. Although a continuation of Embroidery Macramé and Merlot: Wall Hanging P07 Th 6–9 p.m. Macramé — it’s knot like the 70s! Taking the home Feb. 13 – Feb. 20 Craft Central I and Embroidery II, participation in those classes is not required. Basic embroidery skills necessary. Bring décor world by storm are these knotted wall hangings. P08 Su 10 a.m.–4 p.m. scissors, embroidery hoop and needles. All other Get your vintage craft skills on by making a macramé March 8 Craft Central supplies provided. wall hanging while enjoying a glass of your favorite beverage. Make this into a group outing with your CRFT:728 | 3 sessions | $68.50 AGE 60+ | $85 REG friends to create macramé and memories that you NEW! Beginner Quilting P03 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Magan Harms will cherish. Bring your own beverage of choice. Ages This class puts the fun in fundamentals of quilting! March 25 – April 8 STLCC-South County, 118 Learn how to choose, cut and sew fabric to make a 21+ only. beautiful table runner. You may bring your own fabric CRFT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG (four to five choices of 1/4 yard each) or use fabric Introduction to Botanical Dyes P11 F 6–9 p.m. provided at the class. All supplies provided including Natural dyes are a beautiful and sustainable way Feb. 21 City Sewing Room batting, notions and sewing machines. to bring color to textiles. From vegetables, nuts, seeds and even tiny bugs, you can achieve beautiful | 2 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $ REG CRFT:715 65 browns, oranges, yellows, reds, purples and blues. In Sip ’n’ Sew P01 TuTh 6–9 p.m. this workshop, learn to create dye baths from natural Make happy hour creative with this fun class! Learn Feb. 4 – Feb. 6 City Sewing Room materials. Experiment with the plant-based dyes to to make a fold-over clutch fabric bag while enjoying create hand-dyed fabrics of various colors. Leave the drink of your choice. Invite friends and make NEW! Jelly Roll Quilting with a test strip from each dye bath to keep for future it a memorable start to the weekend. No sewing Simplify fabric selection and get a head start on your reference. Please bring in one to two items from home experience needed and all materials provided. Ages next table runner or small quilt using a jelly roll of to dye (a scarf, small shirt or thin skirt) made of 100% 21+ only. curated, pre-cut and bundled patterns. We’ll explore natural fibers (white cotton, silk or wool). CRFT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG tips and techniques to create a beautiful finished piece. CRFT:765 | 1 session | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P06 F 5:30–8:30 p.m. Please bring a fabric jelly roll available through local P03 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. March 20 City Sewing Room and online fabric stores. All other materials provided. April 23 Perennial CRFT:715 | 2 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $65 REG NEW! Pinot and Paint by Number P02 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Needle Felt Puppy/Kitten Can’t decide what to paint? Let us take the guesswork March 14 – March 21 City Sewing Room Learn to needle felt a three-dimensional puppy or out of your project. A platter marked with a design and kitten in this class designed for beginners. See your appropriate color choices will get you painting without Spinning With a Drop Spindle form take shape as you agitate the wool fiber using a the guesswork. Several color choices provided. Bring Make your own yarn without a spinning wheel! Learn single barbed needle. This is a fun beginning class for your own favorite beverage (pinot, merlot, beer, etc). to spin yarn from various fiber preps while using a drop wool felting. After learning this technique, students Glasses provided. Your food-safe platter will be fired spindle. This class is for beginners and wheel spinners can work on more projects at home to create their and ready for pickup at the Painted Zebra one week who may not have much experience in drop spindle own designs. after class. Ages 21+ only. spinning. Registration/refund/withdrawal deadline: CRFT:765 | 1 session | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG CRFT:741 | 1 session | $41 AGE 60+ | $49 REG 3/9. No refunds after this date. A $30 material fee, P06 Sa noon–3 p.m. P02 W 6–8 p.m. Janet Becker payable to the instructor, is due at the first class. March 7 Craft Central March 25 Painted Zebra CRFT:726 | 3 sessions | $32.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P04 MWF 6–8 p.m. Dee Levang Shibori Dyeing NEW! Create a Beautiful March 23 – March 27 MC-SO, 107 Pillowcases looking tired? Strange spot on your Grapevine Wine Glass favorite tee? Shibori is the answer! Shibori, aka Paint a wine glass with a beautiful grapevine design Embroidery I Japanese tie dye, is a multifaceted art where you can using easy step-by-step instructions. All supplies Embroidery doesn’t have to be dancing dishes or tie, fold and stitch your way to a whole new look for included, and you will go home with your completed kittens in mittens! In this three week class, create a tired linens, clothes and more. Learn a variety of indigo wine glass. Bring your own snacks and drinks to enjoy pair of pillowcases that fit your personality. Focus dyeing methods, from kumo to arashi to itajime. We’ll during class. Ages 21+ only. on creating your own designs and using the many provide fabric scraps of natural, plant-based fibers CRFT:743 | 1 session | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG resources available to find unique patterns that inspire like linen, cotton or hemp for you to sample the P01 M 6:30–8:30 p.m. different methods and a vibrant, striking blue indigo you. Learn different techniques for transferring designs April 27 Concordia Lutheran, Cafe that are easy and effective and discover different dye you’re sure to love. All materials provided, but stitches from basic to advanced. Everyone will work you are welcome to bring in a natural fiber napkin or together, but each will have a very personalized end something similarly sized to dye. NEW! Punch Needle and Pinot product. All supplies included in the cost of the class CRFT:765 | 1 session | $45 AGE 60+ | $45 REG Discover the modern, highly versatile and easy to and will be yours to take home to use again and P05 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. learn craft of punch needle which can be used to embellish many practical items like pillows, rugs and again. Please bring a pair of scissors to class. No prior May 14 Perennial experience necessary. Registration/refund/withdrawal wall hangings with fun, creative designs. Bring a bottle deadline: 1/15. No refunds after this date. of your favorite wine and a friend along for a crafty | | $ | $ evening out! All materials provided. Registration/ CRFT:728 3 sessions 58.50 AGE 60+ 75 REG refund/withdrawal deadline: 5/1. No refunds after this P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Magan Harms date. Ages 21+ only. Jan. 22 – Feb. 5 STLCC-South County, 118 CRFT:713 | 1 session | $55.50 AGE 60+ | $65 REG P10 F 5:30–8:30 p.m. Dee Levang May 15 Concordia Lutheran, Cafe

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Cooking Essentials

What’s in Your Spice Cabinet? Introductory Knife Skills Modern-Day Sauce Masters An Exploration of Spices A-Z (With Dinner!) Become a modern-day sauce master by learning the Have you ever stared at the hundreds of little bottles Are you ready to do more cooking at home but unsure basics of sauce-making from scratch using modern- in the spice aisle at your grocery store perplexed and of yourself when it comes to techniques for using a day ingredients and classic techniques. Learn how to thinking “what does that smell/taste like and what chef’s knife safely and effectively? Learn safety tips make “foundation” sauces the instructor regularly uses can you do with it?” Come find out! In this exploratory along with a variety of classic cuts and simple cutting in her own cooking — pizza sauce, beefy spaghetti course, experience a wide variety of spices from anise techniques. Explore proper knife care and ways to sauce, garlic butter sauce, pan sauces for chicken and to turmeric. Learn about those spices that perplex you, recognize quality when shopping for a knife. Practice beef, white cream sauce, cheese sauce, and emulsion what they taste and smell like, what types of foods simple cuts with a chef knife that will be yours to keep dressing — as well as how to adjust the flavors and and cuisines to use them with, and of course, how to for attending this course! By class end you will be able seasonings of each sauce to best suit your tastes and cook with them hands-on to make awesome dishes to safely dice an onion and turn carrots, celery and meals. In this modern sauce class, we’ll save time like smoked paprika seared tilapia, saffron risotto, mild potatoes into uniform pieces with confidence! Includes by utilizing pre-made broths and stock bases, and curry chicken, Jamaican jerk pasta, Mexican ancho chili plenty of time for practice, questions and one-on-one building our skills to thicken sauces with roux, corn chicken and more! Come hungry and bring take-home guidance as you practice your knife skills while making starch slurry and a dressing-style emulsion. This class containers. Class is hands-on and includes a discussion soup, salad, garlic bread and a roasted pork tenderloin includes lecture, demonstration, hands-on cooking of spices and lots of hands-on cooking and eating! for a tasty dinner. Class includes a lecture, independent and a gourmet dinner. We will talk about sauce-making Please enter school from the Essex lot. practice and hands-on cooking. Please enter school principles, demonstrate the foundation sauces, and then you will make the sauces along with pastas and FOOD:747 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG from the Essex lot. mix-ins for a tasty pasta dinner with salad and garlic FOOD:747 | 1 session | $66 AGE 60+ | $75 REG P01 W 6–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton bread. Please enter school from the Essex lot. Feb. 5 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 P02 W 6–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton | | $ | $ Feb. 26 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 FOOD:747 1 session 39 AGE 60+ 49 REG P03 W 6–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton NEW! The Art of Making Bouillabaisse April 22 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 Join us for a trip to Marseilles and Mauritius to NEW! Introduction to Food experience two different styles of bouillabaisse. In Photography and Food Styling France, this classic fish soup is made with a base of Do you want to take better photos of your food to carrots, celery, leeks and tomatoes along with fish improve your blog or elevate your tasty business? stock. In Marseilles the fresh catch of the day is added This class has the recipe to get you there! Through to create a perfect soup of the sea. In Mauritius, part hands-on, interactive projects, you will not only learn of the African continent on the Indian Ocean, the to understand photography fundamentals but you will rich mixtures of French, Indian, African and Chinese also learn composition, styling and editing. By the end cultures influence a very different type of bouillabaisse of this course, you will be able to identify your niche made with coconut milk and lemongrass. Fish and and personal photography style, grow a beautiful shellfish are the stars of this dish. It is the perfect time backdrop and prop collection and develop a portfolio. of year to enjoy this beautiful, delicious comfort food. Supplies needed include digital camera or smartphone Impress your friends and family with these simple camera (preferred) and laptop. Supply list of additional but beautiful dishes! The Culinary Arts House has an supplies will be given. exterior staircase that is used for entry into the facility. FOOD:765 | 5 sessions | $48 AGE 60+ | $79 REG Flagpole in front. P08 M 6–9 p.m. Deva Williamson | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG FOOD:765 49 March 23 – April 20 MC-SO, 232 P05 Sa 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Jeanette Pingel Feb. 22 Culinary Arts House

Sweets

Iced and Decorated Sugar Cookies 101 NEW! Introduction to Cake Decorating Cake Decorating for Fun or Profit: Impress your guests by learning the art of cookie Have you fallen in love with the art of cake decorating Beginning and Intermediate decorating! Learn tips and tricks to cookie baking but don’t know where to start developing your Unleash your creativity with cake decorating! This and decorating. You will learn how to bake flat, pretty skills? In this class, you will not only learn the basics combined course begins with instruction and practice cookies. Learn the simple way to create beautiful of buttercream, ganache and fondant to get you in the use of basic tools to torte, fill and ice your cakes. cookies for holidays and special events. Your cookies started on the right foot; you will also have a hands-on Decorate with buttercream and royal icing flowers are sure to delight your family and friends. Bring a experience assembling flawless tiers, practice leveling as well as writing and borders to make your cakes cookie sheet with sides to take your creations home. cake layers and filling and icing a cake with sharp creative, casual, elegant or romantic. Enhance your Park on Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary Arts House edges. Familiarize yourself with the most commonly artistic skills and creative abilities with the icing rose, has an exterior staircase that is used for entry into the used piping tips for writing with icing and piping run sugar techniques, figure piping and basket weave. facility. Flagpole in front. decorative touches. By the end of this class, you will More elements introduced as time permits. Join for FOOD:708 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG be able to make authentic buttercream, ice and fill a fun or for the rewards of starting your own business. P01 Su 1–4 p.m. Teri Wiley cake like a pro, and pipe words, borders and flowers. Supply list will be given during first class. First class is fun and informational. Class supply list will Jan. 26 Culinary Arts House FOOD:701 | 8 sessions | $47.50 AGE 60+ | $75 REG be given. Supplies extra. Please enter school from the P02 Su 1–4 p.m. Teri Wiley Essex lot. P01 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Carla Soll March 8 Culinary Arts House Feb. 18 – April 14 FV-Student Ctr, Dining A | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $ REG FOOD:701 79 • NOTE: No class 3/17. P02 Tu 6–9 p.m. Deva Williamson Fun With Fondant! April 7 – April 28 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 Learn to work with fondant! This course includes Cake Decorating: Contemporary instruction and practice with making marshmallow Wedding Cakes fondant and using fondant tools to create fun, edible Cake Decorating in a Day What wedding cake styles are modern brides decorations for cakes, cupcakes and cookies. Decorate Unleash your creativity with cake decorating! This requesting? Join us in this beginning level wedding cakes and cupcakes with fondant shapes and figures to introductory course includes instruction and practice cake class to learn simple contemporary and make your edible desserts creative, casual, elegant or in the use of basic tools to torte, fill and ice your cakes. traditional wedding cake designs that are popular romantic. Join for fun or expand your professional cake Decorate them with flowers, writing and borders to with brides. Designs include bling and ribbon wrap, decorating skills. Supplies included. The Culinary Arts make your cakes creative, casual, elegant or romantic. ombre effect, scroll work and fondant appliqués. More House has an exterior staircase that is used for entry Join for fun or for the rewards of starting your own elements introduced as time permits. Also learn about into the facility. Flagpole in front. business. Supplies included. The Culinary Arts House pricing, support, transportation and set up. Helpful has an exterior staircase that is used for entry into the FOOD:702 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG resources and links will be provided to help aid those facility. Flagpole in front. who wish to start a small cake business. The first P01 Su 1–4 p.m. Teri Wiley | | $ | $ Feb. 23 Culinary Arts House FOOD:701 1 session 41.50 AGE 60+ 49 REG class is informational and a supply list will be given. P03 Su 1–4 p.m. Teri Wiley Prerequisite: Beginning Cake Decorating. Feb. 2 Culinary Arts House FOOD:704 | 4 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P04 Su 1–4 p.m. Teri Wiley P01 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Carla Soll March 1 Culinary Arts House April 21 – May 12 FV-Student Ctr, Dining A

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International Flavors

Chinese Takeout at Home NEW! Coastal Mexican Cuisine Dining Global: Soups, Salads With Japanese Fusion Seafood plays a major role in Mexican cuisine since over and Sandwiches Addicted to your favorite take-out items at your local half the country share the coastline with the Pacific Savor the flavors of global and regional specialties with Chinese or Japanese restaurant but looking to save Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The nutrient-rich waters one-pot wonders from around the world, salads with some cash or perhaps eat a little bit healthier? Learn provide an abundance of seafood and the flavors of flair and sandwiches that will make you question why how to make your Asian take-out favorites at home Mexico are a perfect compliment to seafood. Coctel de you ever settled for a plain old ham and cheese. Learn with fresh vegetables and sometimes, less oil. Create camarones, a shrimp cocktail with avocado dressing to make some of your favorite soups including Greek crab rangoon, pork pot stickers, Japanese onion soup, and a delicious seafood stew from Tampico, will set lemon chicken orzo, French onion and minestrone. hot and sour soup, chicken yaki udon, beef kung pao, the stage for the start of a beautiful meal. Pescado a la We’ll also make a classic Greek salad, a strawberry orange chicken, white chocolate fried banana wontons Veracruzana is a famous fish dish that combines chiles salad that will take you to the West Coast, and an and more. Come hungry and bring take-home and tomatoes from the New World and a very Spanish Italian copycat “Rich and Charlie’s” style salad, all with containers. Class is hands-on. Please enter school from addition of capers and olives. From the city of Acapulco homemade dressings. Finally, we’ll revel in the simple the Essex lot. you have fish filets baked in foil with tomatoes, cilantro joy of a good sandwich as we devour our own New and red onions. Arroz al estilo costeno, rice cooked FOOD:732 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG Orleans muffalettas, apple Gouda chicken quesadillas, coastal style, will accompany the fish dishes. This class Italian halibut sandwiches, Mediterranean basil pesto P01 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton is part demonstration and part hands-on. Please bring Jan. 29 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 breakfast sandwiches and more. Come hungry and a container. Park on Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary leave well-fed with your lunch for tomorrow! Bring Arts House has an exterior staircase that is used for take home containers. Class is hands-on. Please enter A Taste of India: Vegan Dishes entry into the facility. Flagpole in front. school from the Essex lot. Enjoy preparing vegan Indian dishes, including bhindi FOOD:734 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG FOOD:734 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG masala which combines okra, onions, and green P02 F 6–9 p.m. Prabha Pergadia P01 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton peppers cooked with Indian spices; mixed vegetable May 1 Culinary Arts House April 15 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 korma, mixed vegetables cooked with spices and coconut milk; daal, yellow split mung beans seasoned with garlic and spices; paratha, skillet fried bread; NEW! Cooking With a Moroccan Tagine and pulav, a fragrant basmati rice dish cooked with Moroccan cuisine reflects its cultural influences Cheesemaking aromatic spices. Bring your appetite for these mouth- (Berber, Arab and French) while utilizing the rich watering Indian dishes! Mediterranean agriculture. Explore the culinary pleasures of Morocco with authentic recipes straight FOOD:733 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG from the Moroccan kitchen. The menu for this hands- P02 M 6–9 p.m. Seema Shintre on class includes meat and vegetable tagines, hot and Feb. 24 Lindbergh Sr. HS, 128 cold salads, as well as traditional mint tea and fresh bread. We will also discuss the use of spices and herbs A Taste of India: Vegetarian Dishes in Morocco, an essential component. If you want to Enjoy preparing vegetarian Indian dishes, including escape to Morocco and learn traditional Moroccan cabbage fry which combines cabbage and potatoes tagine cuisine, this class is for you. Please bring a with spices; paneer makhani, paneer cooked with container. Park on Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary aromatic spices and creamy gravy; daal, two types of Arts House has an exterior staircase that is used for lentils seasoned with spices; and jeera rice, a mildly entry into the facility. Flagpole in front. spiced but comforting rice dish. The meal will be FOOD:734 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG served with ready-made naan bread. Bring your P03 Su 4–7 p.m. Lisa Payne appetite for these mouth-watering Indian dishes! May 3 Culinary Arts House | | $ | $ FOOD:733 1 session 39 AGE 60+ 49 REG FOOD:734 | 1 session | $81.50 AGE 60+ | $89 REG P03 M 6–9 p.m. Seema Shintre Includes tagine April 6 Lindbergh Sr. HS, 128 P04 Su 4–7 p.m. Lisa Payne Cheesemaking 101 May 3 Culinary Arts House Homemade cheeses are delicious and not too difficult Indian Favorites • NOTE: This session includes a take-home to make. In this day-long workshop, learn steps and Enjoy preparing Indian favorites that are easy to make tagine. important tips for success, gaining an understanding at home including chicken puffs, ground chicken of how milk becomes cheese. Enjoy hands-on stuffed in a puff pastry dough and baked; chicken experience making ricotta, Neufchâtel (aka farmer’s pulav, chicken and aromatic basmati rice cooked with An Italian Night Out: Buon Appetito! cheese, a low-fat cream cheese) and yogurt cheese. spices; tandoori masala chicken which is marinated Let’s come together in the cucina (the Italian kitchen) for a fun-filled night preparing and enjoying Demonstration with class participation. All materials chicken cooked with spices in a mild gravy; and garlic are available locally. Class fee includes cheesecloth naan, which will be made in the class. Bring your a gourmet Italian dinner. Start with fondue and tomato bruschetta, followed by Italian wedding to take home, illustrated directions, rennet tablets appetite for these mouth-watering Indian dishes! for home trials and a sampling of the cheeses made. | | $ | $ soup, your choice of Caesar or Italian salad, and our FOOD:733 1 session 39 AGE 60+ 49 REG own homemade garlic butter breadsticks. Entrees Please bring containers to take cheese home with you P03 M 6–9 p.m. Seema Shintre will include chicken mudega (a lightly breaded and and a sack lunch for the noon break. The Culinary Arts Feb. 10 Lindbergh Sr. HS, 128 sautéed chicken breast served in a white wine sauce House has an exterior staircase that is used for entry with prosciutto and mushrooms and topped with into the facility. Flagpole in front. | | $ | $ Vegetarian Thali provel cheese) and garlic shrimp scampi pasta with FOOD:765 1 session 61 AGE 60+ 79 REG In Indian cuisine, the Thali is an assortment of dishes sides of steamed broccoli and garlic roasted asparagus. P04 Sa 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Lisa Payne that seeks to capture six flavors on a large single platter: And of course, for the perfect finale, enjoy tiramisu for March 28 Culinary Arts House sweet, bitter, sour, astringent and spicy. Gujarati thalis dessert. Mangia bene! (Eat well!) Come hungry and are a popular and healthy dish, typically composed of bring take-home containers. Class is hands-on. Please dairy, pulses, grains and seasonal vegetables. In this enter school from the Essex lot. class, we will prepare kala chana or black garbanzo FOOD:765 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG beans cooked in a yogurt sauce and served with plain P02 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton basmati rice. A favorite dish on a gujarathi thali is March 25 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 shreekand puri (strained yogurt blended with saffron and cardamon and served with hot puris, an Indian fry bread made with whole wheat flour). You will learn to cook simple yet satisfying vegetables such as spinach and squash, eggplant and sweet potato, methi (fenugreek) pakoras and carrot salad. Please bring a container. Park on Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary Arts House has an exterior staircase that is used for entry into the facility. Flagpole in front. FOOD:733 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P01 F 6–9 p.m. Prabha Pergadia March 27 Culinary Arts House

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 31 Main Event Meals Cooking Basics NEW! Healthy Frying With Your Air Fryer Brunch at Tiffany’s Afternoon Tea Party Introducing very basic food preparation, these Enjoy fried foods the healthier way! In this class learn to Enjoy a British-inspired high tea party that is perfect classes are taught at a slower pace with one‑on‑one fry like a pro using your air fryer. You will make several for your next baby or bridal shower, or Mother’s day assistance for easy level skill development. items, from apple fritters to fresh zucchini. Come brunch! Learn to make sweet and savory scones, hungry! Please bring containers. Park on Hartford or deliciously dainty sandwiches, and beautifully Hampton. The Culinary Arts House has an exterior delicious petit pastries using a mix of store-bought and staircase that is used for entry into the facility. Flagpole fresh ingredients. Recipes also include contemporary Spring Meals in front. twists on traditional afternoon tea favorites! Also, Learn to cook two delectable meals that are perfect for the spring season, taught at a slower pace with one- FOOD:722 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG enjoy a breathtaking tea party tablescape with easy party ideas you can adapt for your next tea-themed on-one assistance for easy level skill development. P02 Su 1–4 p.m. Teri Wiley In the first session prepare fish stick tacos, Mexican Jan. 19 Culinary Arts House event! Park on Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary Arts House has an exterior staircase that is used for entry street corn, fried hash browns, and cinnamon ice into the facility. Flagpole in front. cream. The next week, prepare chicken pot pie, green garden salad, and muddy buddies. Bring take-home Cooking With Your Instant Pot FOOD:725 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG containers. From applesauce to zucchini bread, it’s amazing what P01 Sa 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Tiffany Smith FOOD:723 | 2 sessions | $48 AGE 60+ | $65 REG can be cooked in an instant pot. Learn how to prep April 25 Culinary Arts House food ahead of time and ways to prepare meals from P01 M 6–9 p.m. Latoya Chauncey frozen food. Get dinner on the table quickly and stress- April 20 – April 27 Lindbergh Sr. HS, 128 free with a little pre-planning. Please bring containers. NEW! Mother’s Day Lunch Park on Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary Arts House Enjoy a Mediterranean-style lunch and learn how to has an exterior staircase that is used for entry into the prepare olive tapenade and piyaz with crostini, Niçoise Comfort Foods facility. Flagpole in front. salad and chocolate-dipped strawberries. Please bring Learn to cook two comforting meals that are great for containers. Park on Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary sharing and taught at a slower pace with one-on-one FOOD:722 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG assistance for easy level skill development. In the first P01 Su 1–4 p.m. Teri Wiley Arts House has an exterior staircase that is used for entry into the facility. Flagpole in front. session prepare tater tot casserole, seasoned green Feb. 9 Culinary Arts House beans, and homemade fruit salad. The next week, FOOD:714 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG prepare skillet lasagna, oven-fired Parmesan zucchini, P01 Sa 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Jeanette Pingel and s’mores casserole. Bring take-home containers. Dining Out: American Menu Classics May 2 Culinary Arts House How great would it be to serve your family their favorite FOOD:723 | 2 sessions | $48 AGE 60+ | $65 REG restaurant items right at your own dinner table, with P02 M 6–9 p.m. Latoya Chauncey the added advantages of quiet family time together NEW! A Night Out: Seafood Extravaganza May 4 – May 11 Lindbergh Sr. HS, 128 minus the restaurant prices? Learn how to make classic Are you a seafood lover who lacks the funding to yeasty dinner rolls like the ones at your favorite buffet, treat yourself to your favorite seafood restaurant fried cheese wedges (pepper jack and provel) with as frequently as you would like? Would you like to arrabbiata sauce, perfectly breaded chicken tenders make some of your favorite seafood dishes at home, with homemade ranch dipping sauce, juicy gourmet but feel uncertain when it comes to handling that Sips and Pours hamburgers, steakhouse macaroni and cheese, lobster tail? Then this class is for you! Bring that stuffed mushrooms, Caesar salad, perfectly cooked special someone, your best friend, or even just Roast Your Own Coffee zesty steamed broccoli, fish and chips, chocolate lava yourself out for a seafood extravaganza. Learn how to Warning: This class will spoil your tastebuds for cake and more. Come hungry and bring take-home prepare small lobster tails (the ones that frequently delicious coffee! After taking the class, you will never containers. Class includes lots of hands-on cooking. go on sale at your local grocery store for $6 or less) go back to commercial coffees! Roasting coffee is Please enter school from the Essex lot. as we cook them to mix into a few different dishes. easier than it sounds and you can do it right in your FOOD:765 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG Appetizers will include a hot shrimp and lobster own home. You will learn the process of roasting P01 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton cheese dip, cheddar chive biscuits, shrimp bisque your own coffee, the different methods of roasting soup and Caesar salad. For the main course, we will March 4 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 coffee and their advantages and disadvantages, the enjoy pan-seared tilapia with a white wine lemon characteristics of different green coffees (and where butter sauce, seared scallops, lobster risotto, steamed you can find them!) and how you can grind your NEW! Brunch at Tiffany’s: broccoli and garlic roasted asparagus. The meal will own coffee. There is an entire sub-culture of people Brunch for a Crowd be topped off with a delectable chocolate dessert. roasting their own coffee; become part of it and enjoy As the warm weather begins, it’s time for parties, Come hungry and bring take-home containers. Class your coffee even more! Bring a container to take home potlucks and gatherings for spring brunch events. is hands-on. Please enter school from the Essex lot. your own roasted coffee. Please enter school from the Learn a variety of sweet and savory brunch options that FOOD:765 | 1 session | $49 AGE 60+ | $59 REG Essex lot. you can prepare and share with a crowd, including fruit P03 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton FOOD:765 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG bruschetta, quiche popovers (similar to your favorite May 13 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 cafe’s egg soufflés), bananas foster French toast, and P06 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Roy Lenox fried potatoes and onions with bacon. Also cook and Feb. 18 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 enjoy shrimp and spinach-stuffed salmon served over P07 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Roy Lenox garlic herb rice. Park on Hartford or Hampton. The May 5 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 Culinary Arts House has an exterior staircase that is used for entry into the facility. Flagpole in front. FOOD:725 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P02 Sa 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Tiffany Smith March 7 Culinary Arts House

Cooking With Friends

Couples Cook: Mardi Gras NOLA Cooking Couples Cook: Caribbean Nights Just in time for Mardi Gras, grab your partner and Explore the Caribbean Islands for date night! Imagine let’s visit the Big Easy for date night! Get a taste of the sand between your toes and ocean breeze blowing, New Orleans cuisine making a savory and delicious while dining on delicious traditional Caribbean cuisine. chicken andouille sausage gumbo! Learn the process We will start with a small bite appetizer of spicy of developing the complex flavors that go into a rich Panamanian shrimp followed by a savory entrée of and robust authentic NOLA gumbo. Then finish the Caribbean fish curry and rice. Please bring a container. night with the sweet goodness of peach pecan bread Park on Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary Arts House pudding with a caramel bourbon sauce. Park on has an exterior staircase that is used for entry into the Hartford or Hampton. The Culinary Arts House has an facility. Flagpole in front. exterior staircase that is used for entry into the facility. FOOD:755 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG Flagpole in front. P02 F 6–9 p.m. Brittany Coates FOOD:755 | 1 session | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG April 3 Culinary Arts House P01 Sa 3–6 p.m. Brittany Coates Feb. 15 Culinary Arts House

32 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Vegetable Meals and Sides Dance

Ballet Tap

Ballet Tone and Stretch for Beginners Tap Dance: Beginner and Beginner Plus Explore beginning techniques of classical ballet Designed for beginners and those with limited tap combined with toning and stretching on centre floor experience, this class explores basic tap steps and and barre work for overall body conditioning. No combinations as well as an entire tap routine. Develop prior ballet experience necessary. Leotard, leggings or your sense of movement while practicing basic tights and ballet shoes required. Adiva Dance Center rhythm tap techniques in this fun way to exercise! is located behind a kitchen and bath design store. W Do not purchase tap shoes until after first class. Adiva DANC:701 | 6 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG Dance Studio is located behind a kitchen and bath P01 Tu 7–7:55 p.m. design store. W Feb. 4 – March 24 ADIVA Dance Center DANC:707 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P01 M 8–8:55 p.m. Ballet: Beginning Feb. 3 – March 23 ADIVA Dance Center Irresistible Vegetables: Who Knew? The fun and exciting movement and musicality of Are you tired of cooking corn, broccoli, carrots and ballet provide a great way to get into shape with Tap Dance: Beginning peas the same way every night? Rediscover the techniques that are as good for the soul as they are Learn steps and combinations as well as an entire wonders of veggies through simple, often quick for the body! Learn to utilize your center/core for routine. Develop your sense of movement while recipes that will leave your family coming back for strong ballet technique. Designed for students who practicing basic rhythm tap techniques in this fun way more. Put excitement and variety back into your have never studied ballet or who haven’t taken a to exercise! Designed for the beginners and those with mealtimes with over a dozen recipes you’ll try in this class recently. Ballet shoes and appropriate attire are limited tap experience. Do not purchase tap shoes class like roasted lemon pepper cauliflower, Chinese required. W until after first class. W green beans, marsala Brussels sprouts, roasted tomato DANC:701 | 10 sessions | $63 AGE 60+ | $79 REG DANC:707 | 10 sessions | $63 AGE 60+ | $79 REG soup, Parmesan zucchini chips, chocolate zucchini P02 Th 6:15–7:10 p.m. Amanda Fedor P03 Th 7:15–8 p.m. Amanda Fedor bread, Creole carrots, zesty steamed broccoli, crab Feb. 27 – May 7 The Studio, Inc. Feb. 27 – May 7 The Studio, Inc. stuffed mushrooms, cauliflower au gratin, and much more! Come hungry and bring take-home containers. • NOTE: No class 3/19. • NOTE: No class 3/19. Class includes a discussion on best practices for roasting, sautéeing, and selecting quality vegetables Ballet: Intermediate Tap Dance: Beginning II when shopping as well as lots of hands-on cooking. If you have studied classical ballet consistently, have a Beyond the Basics Please enter school from the Essex lot. good understanding of basic barre and centre work, A continuation of Beginning Tap that will continue to FOOD:735 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG and are seeking to develop your technique, musicality build on the basics and students will learn to meld tap P01 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton and artistry, this is the class for you! Refine your combos into a tap dance. Previous tap experience and Jan. 22 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 technique at the barre with emphasis on Cecchetti, tap shoes required. W Royale and Vaganova methods. Centre combinations DANC:707 | 10 sessions | $51.50 AGE 60+ | $75 REG will be given including leaps and turns. Ballet shoes More Irresistible Vegetables and appropriate attire required. W P02 Tu 7:30–8:30 p.m. Bonnie Kleyboecker Feb. 11 – April 14 St John’s Evangelical UCC Would you like to learn new ways to make vegetables | | $ | $ the stars of your meals or the centerpiece of a tasty DANC:701 10 sessions 63 AGE 60+ 79 REG snack? Rediscover the wonders of veggies through P03 M 8–9 p.m. Amanda Fedor simple, often quick recipes that will leave your family Feb. 24 – May 4 The Studio, Inc. Tap Dance: Beyond the Basics • NOTE: No class 3/16. Once you’ve thoroughly mastered the basics, take the coming back for more. Make over a dozen tasty veggie next steps to advance your dancing technique. Learn recipes including restaurant favorites and gourmet and practice new steps, combinations and a dance appetizers like Parmesan baked green bean french routine that will make you a more proficient tapper. fries, stuffed Gouda chorizo baby bell peppers, Cajun Ballroom Previous tap experience and tap shoes required. W corn succotash, honey roasted butternut squash, black bean brownies, balsamic roasted tomatoes, DANC:708 | 10 sessions | $51.50 AGE 60+ | $75 REG minestrone, garlic lemon roasted broccoli, cauliflower Ballroom Dance: Beginning P01 Tu 6:30–7:25 p.m. Bonnie Kleyboecker fried rice, white bean dip, fried mushrooms, twice- In eight short weeks learn to dance with grace and Feb. 11 – April 14 St John’s Evangelical UCC baked potato casserole and much more. Come hungry ease, then confidently dance at your next social event! and bring take-home containers. Class includes a Add new dimension to your life by learning classic discussion on how to clean, cut and cook various fresh ballroom favorites for a lifetime of enjoyment. It’s a fun Tap Dance: Intermediate night out, and you’ll be amazed at what you can do This class is designed for the tap dancer who is ready veggies as well as lots of hands-on cooking. Please to take the basics to the next level. Oxford style tap enter school from the Essex lot. with the variety of dance rhythms and steps covered. Partners helpful though not required. Rotation of shoes preferred, no rubber metatarsal pads on tap FOOD:735 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG shoes. Skills included in this course are five-count riffs, P02 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton partners is encouraged but not mandatory. Fee is per person. Dress shoes recommended, no tennis shoes. W pullbacks, steps combined in succession, and focus on Feb. 19 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191 the rhythm and accent of each skill. W DANC:720 | 8 sessions | $55.50 AGE 60+ | $75 REG | 10 sessions | $63 AGE 60+ | $ REG P01 M 6:30–7:50 p.m. Karen Merlin DANC:707 79 P04 Th 8:15–9 p.m. Amanda Fedor Even More Irresistible Vegetables Feb. 24 – April 13 Bluebird Park, Ellisville Are you ready for even more recipes and ideas to Feb. 27 – May 7 The Studio, Inc. help you make vegetables the irresistible stars of • NOTE: No class 3/19. your meals? In the third installment of irresistible vegetables, we will continue to explore the wonderful world of veggies with even more delicious recipes that W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability will leave your family coming back for more. Discover must be signed at first class. more than a dozen tasty veggie recipes including Greek salad, roasted broccoli corn chowder, cheddar zucchini corn muffins, French-style sautéed green beans, basil pesto pasta salad, sesame orange broccoli, baked sweet potato fries, mushroom flatbread and more. Come hungry and bring take-home containers. Class includes a discussion on how to clean, cut and cook various fresh veggies as well as lots of hands-on cooking. Please enter school from the Essex lot. FOOD:735 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P03 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Michelle Melton April 1 Kirkwood Sr. HS, C 191

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 33 Swing Latin Belly Dance

Swing Dance: Beginning The Bachata Experience II Belly Dance for Fun and Fitness Learn to swing dance in a fun, relaxed atmosphere, The bachata dance from Dominican Republic draws If you’re looking for a fun and entertaining new way practicing a variety of easily performed steps that form influence from the merengue, salsa, cumbia and to exercise, try belly dancing! This workout is set to the basic ingredients of all higher level swing dancing. Cuban bolero. Explore its basic steps, technique and Middle Eastern music and explores various belly dance Experience basics of swing along with combinations musicality skills while building your cultural awareness. moves, delivering active fun whether your goal is and patterns of various swing movements. The Learn turn patterns, footwork and body movement exercise or performance. Wear fitness-style clothing techniques taught in this course will help you look while developing your timing and speed. Couples are for freedom of movement. No baggy sweat clothes. great on the dance floor after just a few lessons! It’s a welcome but no partner is required. W Adiva Dance Studio is located behind a kitchen and W fun way to meet new friends and dance to great music. DANC:725 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG bath design store. Couples and singles welcome. Rotation of partners P04 M 8–9 p.m. DANC:745 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG is encouraged but not mandatory. Fee is per person. Feb. 24 – April 13 Almas Del Ritmo P01 Tu 8–8:55 p.m. Tennis shoes and sandals are discouraged. W Feb. 4 – March 24 ADIVA Dance Center DANC:738 | 8 sessions | $55.50 AGE 60+ | $89 REG P01 Tu 7:30–9 p.m. William Sevier The Salsa Experience: Beginning Feb. 4 – March 31 Sperreng, Cafe Learn about authentic Latin culture through the rhythmic sounds of salsa music and dance. In eight • NOTE: No class 3/17. weeks discover the history of salsa, the origin of the DANC:738 | 8 sessions | $46 AGE 60+ | $59 REG dance, basic salsa steps and musicality skills. You will P03 M 8–9 p.m. Karen Merlin be moving and shaking in time for our last class night Feb. 24 – April 13 Bluebird Park, Ellisville at some of the hottest Latin dance spots in town! Couples are welcome but no partner is required. W Swing Dance: Beginning I and II DANC:725 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG This class will take you from beginning to amazing! P02 Tu 6–7 p.m. Learn to swing dance in a fun, relaxed atmosphere, Feb. 25 – April 14 Almas Del Ritmo starting with the basics and various swing movements, P03 Th 7–8 p.m. then moving on to more complex combinations and Feb. 27 – April 16 Almas Del Ritmo techniques. If you already know the basics, come refine your technique and swing to the next level. By the end of this course, you’ll look great on the dance floor! The Salsa Experience: Intermediate A fun way to meet new friends and dance to great Learn more intricate turn patterns, footwork and music. Partners only. Fee is per person. Dress shoes body movement and gain a better understanding of recommended, no tennis shoes. W musicality, timing and speed. This will really get you moving and shaking to some of the best Latin tunes Egyptian Street Belly | 6 sessions | $51 AGE 60+ | $ REG DANC:738 79 on our class night out on the town! Prerequisite: The Dance: Beginning P02 M 6:30–7:45 p.m. Geraldine Tevlin Salsa Experience: Beginning or understanding of basic If you are itching for something new in your dance March 23 – April 27 Concordia Lutheran, Cafe salsa steps, technique, musicality skills, and cultural routine, this class is it! Egyptian street belly dance awareness. Couples are welcome but no partner is is an exciting new style known in the Arab world as NEW! East Coast Swing required. W mahraganat sha’abi (Arabic for “festival”) aka street East Coast Swing is a partnered social dance that has DANC:725 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG sha’abi, which has recently emerged from post- never really gone out of style! This vintage dance has P01 W 7–7:55 p.m. revolution youth culture. Characterized by a blend of the indigenous core movements of belly dance, had many iterations throughout the times and many Feb. 26 – April 15 Almas Del Ritmo styles of dance have evolved from it. Students who Egyptian folkloric movements and modern street take this course will learn East Coast basics as well dance stylings, this high-energy and heavily rhythm- as how to lead and follow single and triple step 6 based dance takes its gestural cues from lyrics of count moves. W Vintage Era Dances cutting-edge Egyptian electro-sha’abi music, also | | $ | $ called mahragan. You can expect to sweat, have fun DANC:719 8 sessions 59 AGE 60+ 85 REG and learn about another culture! We will end the P04 Tu 7:45–8:45 p.m. NEW! 1920s, ’30s, ’40s Charleston session with a hafla (Arabic for “party”) where students Jan. 21 – March 10 Kirkwood CC, Multi Rm Kick it like Gatsby with this fun and energetic class! The partnered Charleston dance swept the nation from can show off their new moves! All genders welcome. This is a beginner class; no prior dance experience the 1920s to the 1940s, evolving over that time. Fast- W West Coast Swing paced and high energy, the style combines kicks and required. West Coast swing is the most popular, evolving a high pulse to bring out your fun and wild side while DANC:745 | 10 sessions | $37.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG form of swing dance worldwide and is danced by all dancing to jazz, ragtime and swing music. Come learn P02 W 7–8 p.m. Amber Skye generations. The music can be slower for blues or more Charleston’s basic steps, turns and stylistic variations. W Feb. 12 – April 22 FP-PE, Dance Room upbeat for today’s popular tunes. Leads are smooth, DANC:719 | 8 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $85 REG • NOTE: No class 3/18. flirty and fun. It’s very popular in the St. Louis area with many places to enjoy West Coast swing on your next P02 Tu 6:30–7:30 p.m. dance-night out. Learn the basics and move on to as Jan. 21 – March 10 Kirkwood CC, Multi Rm Egyptian Street Belly many patterns as possible. Work on spinning, timing, Dance: Intermediate lead/follow and more. Great fun for parties, weddings NEW! Balboa Yalla! (Let’s go!) Expand your knowledge and skill and other social events. Partners required. Fee is per Discover this popular and fun WWII era dance that level by further exploring street dance concepts person. Dress shoes recommended. No tennis shoes. W combines close-connection and intricate footwork and layered, intermediate torso work while also DANC:740 | 8 sessions | $86.50 AGE 60+ | $125 REG perfect for crowded dance floors and big band swing developing your skills through both individual dance P01 M 8–9:30 p.m. Sharon Martin music. Enjoy giving your feet and brain a workout and group choreography. Delve more deeply into Feb. 3 – March 30 Concordia Lutheran, Cafe while conserving energy so you can dance all night footwork, layering, tracing and the basic concepts of tutting, broadening your knowledge of Arabic music • NOTE: No class 2/17. long and not break a sweat! Learn to focus on the techniques of tension, compression and conservation and rhythms as we explore musicality and emotion of momentum. W in Egyptian dance. We will end the session with a hafla (Arabic for “party”) where students can show off DANC:719 | 8 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $85 REG their new moves! All genders welcome. Prerequisite: P05 Tu 7:45–8:45 p.m. Egyptian Street Belly Dance: Beginning. W March 24 – May 12 Kirkwood CC, Multi Rm DANC:745 | 10 sessions | $37.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG P03 Th 7–8 p.m. Amber Skye NEW! Collegiate, Carolina Feb. 13 – April 23 FP-PE, Dance Room and St. Louis Shag • NOTE: No class 3/19. Love big band, jazz and swing? Enjoy learning three fantastically fun and energetic styles of shag that pair with those musical genres: St. Louis, Carolina and collegiate shag. We’ll explore basics, variations, tricks and turns of each style in this high-paced, high-energy class. Come expecting a fun workout! W DANC:719 | 8 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $85 REG P03 Tu 6:30–7:30 p.m. March 24 – May 12 Kirkwood CC, Multi Rm

34 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Social and Line Dancing Music Country Western Line Dance Slide Dance: Beginning Learn basic dance steps that will give you the Slide dancing is a fun, energetic way to get your NEW! Folk Music in North America confidence to join in on the dance floor fun. Enjoy exercise. People of all ages can have a lot of fun moving Discover the history of folk music in North America energetic fun while learning classic and modern to great music and making new friends. Whether with recordings and demonstrations of different types country western line dances for social events, you’ve never tried slide dancing or haven’t danced of songs including cowboy, blues, spirituals, country weddings and more! Bring a friend or two for twice the this style in a while and would like a refresher, our and mountain music, maritime, hobo, union and work fun! No experience necessary! Fee is per person. W instructor will start at the beginning and take you to songs, and Child ballads. Discussion will also include W DANC:748 | 8 sessions | $54 AGE 60+ | $89 REG fantastic! No experience required. the impact of the Folk Music Revival of the 1950s and P01 Tu 6:15–7:15 p.m. William Sevier DANC:749 | 6 sessions | $34 AGE 60+ | $49 REG 1960s that brought this music to the forefront in coffee Feb. 4 – March 31 Sperreng, Cafe P01 Sa 11–11:50 a.m. LaVerne Gee houses, on campuses, on TV and radio, and in concert • NOTE: No class 3/17. Feb. 1 – March 7 FV-PE, 233 halls, and its influence on the singer-songwriter P03 Sa 11–11:50 a.m. Eleanor Whitney movement of that period. Please enter school from the March 28 – May 2 FV-PE, 233 Essex lot. Let’s Dance! Night Club Two-Step | 2 sessions | $19 AGE 60+ | $ REG Night club two-step is a way couples can learn to DANC:749 | 6 sessions | $36 AGE 60+ | $49 REG MUSC:701 29 dance to slow music. It crosses music types from P05 Sa 10–10:50 a.m. Nigeria King P01 W 7–9 p.m. James Renz country dance and R&B to easy listening and smooth Feb. 1 – March 7 FP-T, 103 April 22 – April 29 Kirkwood Sr. HS, W 115 jazz. Night club two-step can travel around the dance P06 Sa 10–10:50 a.m. Nigeria King floor, stay as a stationary dance or a combination. It’s March 28 – May 2 FP-T, 103 Songwriting: The Art and Discipline a popular style for many wedding couples because of Discover the intricacies of crafting original songs, the its smooth, romantic and relaxed qualities. If you are pleasure and therapeutic value of this mode of self- looking for a great slow dance, night club two-step is Slide Dance: Plus expression, the many stylistic approaches to writing the dance to learn, and our experienced instructors This is a strictly-for-fun course that is designed to teach a song, barriers (both realistic and self-imposed) to will have you feeling comfortable on the dance floor you the electric slide and many of its popular variations. finishing and sharing an original song, and examples in three short lessons! Partners only. Fee is per person. Be on top of the latest steps and routines so you can be throughout history of successful and unsuccessful Dress shoes recommended, no tennis shoes. W confident on the dance floor at the next party or social songs including the personal stories behind them. event. Some experience recommended. W DANC:719 | 3 sessions | $42.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG Students have the opportunity to share favorite songs P01 M 6:30–7:45 p.m. Geraldine Tevlin DANC:749 | 6 sessions | $34 AGE 60+ | $49 REG from the popular music canon and bring in works of Feb. 24 – March 9 Concordia Lutheran, Cafe P02 Sa noon–12:50 p.m. LaVerne Gee their own to share and receive feedback. | | $ | $ DANC:719 | 8 sessions | $86.50 AGE 60+ | $125 REG Feb. 1 – March 7 FV-PE, 233 MUSC:725 7 sessions 55 AGE 60+ 89 REG P06 W 6–7:30 p.m. Sharon Martin P04 Sa noon–12:50 p.m. Eleanor Whitney P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Kevin Renick Feb. 5 – April 1 Sperreng, Large Gym March 28 – May 2 FV-PE, 233 Feb. 18 – April 7 MC-HE, 123 • NOTE: No class 3/18. • NOTE: No class 3/17. Line Dance for Adults Easy Social Dance Even if you have two left feet, you can learn basic line Are you attending a reunion, wedding reception or dancing steps. No prior experience necessary and no Band and Orchestra social gathering where there will be dancing? In this fun partner required. Come by yourself or bring a group of friends. Be prepared for lots of fun, cardiovascular course, explore several easy dances that will allow you Symphonic Band to dance to anything, fast or slow. Learn techniques to exercise and the opportunity to make new friends. Learn new line dances and old classics at an easy- Study and performance of representative symphonic move smoothly and to lead or follow with confidence. band literature. Available for credit as MUS 134 650 If there is a particular song you want to know how going pace. Non-rubber soled shoes recommended. Fee is per person. W (CRN 10652). Auditions for seating purposes only. to dance to for your wedding or other social event, Contact the conductor at 314-984-7636. feel free to bring it to class for helpful suggestions. DANC:748 | 8 sessions | $46 AGE 60+ | $59 REG | 15 sessions | $35 AGE 60+ | $ REG Couples and singles are welcome. Rotation of partners P02 Tu 6:15–7:15 p.m. Karen Merlin MUSC:716 35 Th 7–9:40 p.m. is encouraged but not mandatory. Fee is per person. Feb. 25 – April 14 Bluebird Park, Ellisville P01 Gary Gackstatter Jan. 23 – May 7 MC-HW, 102 Dress shoes recommended, no tennis shoes. W P03 Th 8–9 p.m. Karen Merlin • NOTE: No class 3/19. DANC:728 | 8 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $75 REG Feb. 27 – April 16 Bluebird Park, Ellisville P01 Tu 7:30–8:50 p.m. Karen Merlin Feb. 25 – April 14 Bluebird Park, Ellisville Meramec Orchestra NEW! Chair Line Dance for Seniors Study and performance of representative chamber P02 Th 6:30–7:50 p.m. Karen Merlin This class keeps feet movin’, tappin’ and chassé-ing! Feb. 27 – April 16 Bluebird Park, Ellisville and symphonic literature. Additional studio hours As featured on St. Louis Public Radio and in the Ladue required. Available for credit as MUS 132 651 (CRN News, come try this fun, one-of-a-kind program for 10651). Auditions for seating purposes only. Contact yourself! Great classic country tunes from back in the the conductor at 314-984-7636. day, mixed with upbeat oldies, keep everyone’s brain active and body moving as the instructor leads the MUSC:714 | 13 sessions | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG Best dance teacher I have ever group through energetic steps, stretches and simple P01 M 7–9:40 p.m. Gary Gackstatter “known. She does an excellent choreographic line dances adapted to be done from Jan. 27 – May 4 MC-HW, 102 the chair. W • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. job of communicating and SENR:703 | 6 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $55 REG demonstrating steps. P03 Sa 10–10:50 a.m. Vitality Ballet Jan. 18 – Feb. 22 MC-PE, 201 Vocals and Choir P02 Sa 10–11 a.m. Vitality Ballet March 28 – May 2 FP-Theater, 104 Meramec Concert Choir Study and performance of representative choral Hairl W. literature. Emphasis on vocal technique and St. Louis Line Dance for Older Adults: Easy Intermediate development. Additional studio hours required. Step it up a notch! This class is for those who have Available for credit as MUS 131 601 (CRN 10998). mastered the beginning class and want to learn Auditions for part assignment only. Contact the more dances. Come learn fun line dances you can conductor at 314-984-7638. do without a partner. Great for singles and those in a MUSC:717 | 30 sessions | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG group of friends who want to dance. So put on your P01 TuTh 12:30–1:50 p.m. Gerald Myers dancing shoes and learn the hottest new line dances Jan. 21 – May 7 MC-HW, 102 as well as the all-time classics. Be prepared for lots of • NOTE: No class 3/17, 3/19. fun, cardiovascular exercise and meeting good friends. Prerequisite: Line Dance for Older Adults: Beginning. No partner required. W SENR:703 | 10 sessions | $41.50 AGE 60+ | $65 REG P01 Th 10–10:50 a.m. Sandra Derickson Feb. 6 – April 23 FV-PE, 233 • NOTE: No class 2/27, 3/19.

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Beginning Piano Advanced Piano Beginning Harmonica In this enjoyable, relaxed approach to the piano, learn For those who enjoy playing all types of music, learn a The harmonica is a fun and easy musical instrument the letter names of notes and where they are on the variety of songs from the classics to jazz to pop. Class to learn. In just three sessions be able to play dozens keyboard, simple chords to accompany melodies, easy covers continuation of minor scales and chords, more of folk and campfire type songs. Fee includes rhythm patterns and pedaling. Headphones with 1/4 pieces in minor keys and more difficult rhythm patterns student guide/song-book and a 10-hole, “C” diatonic inch adapter required. such as trills, turns and tremolos. Many techniques harmonica. Instructor is a member of the Gateway MUSC:710 | 12 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $109 REG taught through fun songs! Prerequisite: Intermediate Harmonica Club. P01 Sa 8–9:25 a.m. Christina Springer Piano II or equivalent experience. Headphones with MUSC:720 | 3 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Jan. 25 – May 2 FV-C, 114 1/4 inch adapter required. Required texts discussed at P01 W 6:30–7:30 p.m. Buddy and Jessie Hirsch first class. • NOTE: No class 2/29, 3/7, 3/21. Feb. 5 – Feb. 19 MC-CE | 14 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $ REG Bring required text to first class: "Play Piano MUSC:713 89 P02 W 6:30–7:30 p.m. Buddy and Jessie Hirsch P01 Th 1–1:55 p.m. Cheryl Conley Now! Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course, Book 1" April 8 – April 22 MC-CE Jan. 30 – May 7 MC-HE, 112 ISBN 978-0739007648. • NOTE: No class 3/19. MUSC:710 | 14 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $89 REG P02 Tu noon–12:55 p.m. Cheryl Conley Theater Jan. 28 – May 5 MC-HE, 112 • NOTE: No class 3/17. Guitar and Ukulele Bring required texts to first class: "Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course, Level 1" ISBN 978- Beginning Guitar 0882846163, "Alfred's Basic Adult Theory Piano Offered for students who have never played a guitar and have no background in music, this class covers Book, Level 1" ISBN 978-0882846354, "Note tuning, changing strings, how to select a new guitar Speller, Book 1" ISBN 978-0769234533. and a brief history of the instrument. Learn to play first position and open position chords, simple scales, Advanced Beginning Piano melodies and right hand strumming techniques; Learn more advanced rhythms (dotted rhythms and tablature and guitar notation are introduced. Must triplets), major chords and their functions, staccato bring acoustic guitar and extra set of strings. playing, major scales and exercises, and expression MUSC:705 | 12 sessions | $49.50 AGE 60+ | $79 REG marks and phrasing. Songs are played in major keys P01 Sa 1:30–2:30 p.m. Christina Springer and pop music is introduced. A review is provided at Jan. 25 – May 2 FV-C, 114 the course’s beginning if needed. Prerequisite: Basic • NOTE: No class 2/29, 3/7, 3/21. knowledge of keyboard and letter names of notes. Bring required text to first class: “Everybody’s Headphones with 1/4 inch adapter required. Guitar Method, Book 1” ISBN 978-1569392812. MUSC:711 | 12 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $109 REG | 8 sessions | $49.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG P01 Sa 9:30–11 a.m. Christina Springer MUSC:705 79 Improv Comedy For Beginners P02 W 7–8:30 p.m. James Renz Step out of your comfort zone and explore the creative Jan. 25 – May 2 FV-C, 114 Feb. 19 – April 15 Kirkwood Sr. HS, W 115 world of improv! If you like the show “Whose Line Is It • NOTE: No class 2/29, 3/7, 3/21. • NOTE: No class 3/18. No text required. Anyway?” you’ll love this class! Learn to think on your Choose from the following texts depending on feet and live in the moment while having fun. Master skill level and bring to first class: “Play Piano the basic structure of improvisation and play improv Now! Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano Course Book 2” Advanced Beginning Guitar games with confidence. Continue reading standard music notation, play ISBN 978-0739012048, “Alfred’s Basic Adult All- | | $ AGE 60+ | $ REG chords (including barre chords) and ensemble-based THTR:707 4 sessions 28 49 in-One Course, Level 2” ISBN 978-0882849959, music, and strengthen basic improvisation skills. P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Robert Baker or “Alfred’s Basic Adult All-in-One Course, Level Must bring acoustic guitar and extra set of strings. Feb. 18 – March 10 MC-HW, 104 3” ISBN 978-0739000687. Prerequisite: Beginning Guitar. Bring required texts to MUSC:711 | 14 sessions | $54.50 AGE 60+ | $89 REG first class: “Everybody’s Guitar Method, Book 1” ISBN P02 Tu 1–1:55 p.m. Cheryl Conley 978-1569392812, “Everybody’s Guitar Method, Book 2” Jan. 28 – May 5 MC-HE, 112 ISBN 978-1569393956. • NOTE: No class 3/17. MUSC:705 | 12 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $109 REG Bring required texts to first class: "Alfred's P03 Sa noon–1:25 p.m. Christina Springer Basic Adult Piano Course, Level 1" ISBN 978- Jan. 25 – May 2 FV-C, 114 0882846163, "Alfred's Basic Adult Theory Piano • NOTE: No class 2/29, 3/7, 3/21. Book, Level 1" ISBN 978-0882846354, "Alfred's Basic Adult All-Time Favorites, Level 1" ISBN Finger Picking for Guitar 978-0739009093. Play folk, blues and ragtime, and explore general accompaniment patterns that create a complete, solo sound. Course emphasizes alternating bass style and Intermediate Piano I music in both guitar tablature and traditional notation. Finishing major scales, explore minor chords and songs Open tuning concepts discussed if time permits. Bring in minor keys, chromatic scales, inverted chords, more a six-string acoustic guitar and guitar capo to each advanced pedal study and pop songs. Prerequisite: class; music stand is recommended. Prerequisite: Advanced Beginning Piano or equivalent experience, Ability to tune the guitar, knowledge of first position student must know letter names of notes and where chords and experience making basic chord changes they are located on the keyboard. Headphones with with the left hand. Previous students welcome and will 1/4 inch adapter required. Required texts discussed at be provided new songs. Please enter school from the first class. Essex lot. No text required. | | $ | $ MUSC:712 14 sessions 55 AGE 60+ 89 REG MUSC:705 | 8 sessions | $49.50 AGE 60+ | $79 REG P01 Th noon–12:55 p.m. Cheryl Conley P04 Tu 7–8:30 p.m. James Renz Jan. 30 – May 7 MC-HE, 112 Feb. 18 – April 14 Kirkwood Sr. HS, W 115 • NOTE: No class 3/19. • NOTE: No class 3/17.

Intermediate Piano II Fun With Ukulele: Part II Continue to explore minor keys, chromatic scales, This is a continuation of Fun With The Ukulele: Part I. inverted chords, more advanced pedal study and pop Get basic music theory, train your ear and coordinate songs. Prerequisite: Intermediate Piano I or equivalent your fingers in this easy and fun class. The ukulele’s experience. Headphones with 1/4 inch adapter comfortable size and fingerboard make the uke a required. Required texts discussed at first class. perfect starter instrument for the guitar. Fee includes MUSC:712 | 14 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $89 REG music and use of a ukulele. Last session held off-site. P02 Th 9–10 a.m. Cheryl Conley MUSC:722 | 8 sessions | $50 AGE 60+ | $89 REG Jan. 30 – May 7 MC-HE, 112 P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Karl Markl • NOTE: No class 3/19. Feb. 4 – March 31 STLCC-South County, 120 • NOTE: No class 3/17.

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Core Classes Field Classes

Digital Photography: Introduction Event Photography: Sports, Learn the basic skills of photography and how to use Concerts, Weddings and More your digital camera. Gain a greater understanding Learn how to shoot events as a participant — not of camera functions and settings like exposure an observer — and create images that put your modes, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, image quality audience at the center of the action. Discover how and white balance. Explore the creative use of light, to pick the best lens for each event, choosing from exposure, depth of field and composition to improve wide angle, normal, portrait or telephoto. Explore your photographs. Other camera equipment and how professionals harness natural light to achieve If taking pictures is your passion and accessories such as lenses, tripods and flashes will great images. Master the basics of bounce flash to get be discussed. Bring your digital camera to class. This expert results with just one light. Learn how to use a you have artistic flair, the Digital course meets the curriculum requirements of the shot list to ensure that you capture all the images that Photography Essentials Program from Digital Photography Essentials Program. each job requires. Get acquainted with legendary field STLCC will help you build new skills, PHOT:720 | 4 sessions | $44.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG photographers and learn how to put their techniques to work for you. Bring a digital camera to first class. focus on your strengths and learn the P01 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Gary Hesse Jan. 21 – Feb. 11 MC-SW, 207 Field trips required on own; details to be announced in tricks of the trade necessary to take class. Prerequisite: Digital Photography: Introduction P02 W 6:30–9 p.m. Gary Hesse or equivalent experience. This course meets the your passion to the next level. Jan. 22 – Feb. 12 STLCC-Corp, 207 curriculum requirements of the Digital Photography P03 Th 6:30–9 p.m. Gary Hesse Essentials Program. April 16 – May 7 STLCC-South County, 104 Six (6) photography classes and three (3) PHOT:765 | 4 sessions | $44.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P01 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. John Kerans additional Photoshop® classes meet the Digital Photography: Intermediate Jan. 25 – Feb. 15 MC-HE, 123 curriculum requirements of the program: This class is the next step for introductory photography P02 M 6:30–9 p.m. John Kerans students or those who have a fundamental knowledge Jan. 27 – Feb. 24 MC-HE, 123 of camera functions. Expand your understanding of • NOTE: No class 2/17. • Three (3) core classes light, color and exposure. Special emphasis will be placed on RAW image file support. Improve your skills as a photographer by learning how to photograph in Nature and Outdoor Photography • Three (3) field classes more challenging lighting situations, and to correct Improve outdoor nature and photography skills and enhance your images. Bring your digital camera to and expand your creativity in this class. Transform • Three (3) Photoshop® classes class. Prerequisite: Digital Photography: Introduction your work with thorough instruction coupled with (see page 18 for courses) or equivalent experience. This course meets the classroom sessions and image critiques. Learn what curriculum requirements of the Digital Photography makes a great photo, the techniques required and Upon successful fulfillment of the Essentials Program. the tips and tricks professional photographers use. PHOT:721 | 4 sessions | $44.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG Complete weekly assignments and bring photos to program requirements, an award P01 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Gary Hesse each class for critique. Bring digital camera to first class. March 3 – March 31 MC-SW, 207 Field trips required on own; details to be announced in of completion will be granted. For class. Prerequisite: Digital Photography: Introduction questions, call 314-984-7777. • NOTE: No class 3/17. or equivalent experience. This course meets the P02 W 6:30–9 p.m. Gary Hesse curriculum requirements of the Digital Photography March 4 – April 1 STLCC-Corp, 207 Essentials Program. Photography classes may be taken • NOTE: No class 3/18. PHOT:708 | 4 sessions | $44.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG individually or as part of the program. P01 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. John Kerans Digital Photography: Advanced Feb. 29 – March 28 MC-HE, 123 Expand your understanding of digital photography • NOTE: No class 3/21. and explore more advanced camera and equipment P02 M 6:30–9 p.m. John Kerans features. Examine alternative and experimental March 2 – March 30 MC-HE, 123 methods and techniques for capturing and enhancing • NOTE: No class 3/16. photographic images. This is a continuation of introductory and intermediate digital photography and students are expected to have fundamental Photojournalism and knowledge of camera functions and the basics of Documentary Photography digital photography. Bring your digital camera to Learn to tell a story using photos, either through single class. Prerequisite: Digital Photography: Intermediate images that capture a decisive moment or a series or equivalent experience. This course meets the of images that illustrate unfolding news. Complete curriculum requirements of the Digital Photography real-world assignments and receive immediate Essentials Program. constructive feedback equipping you to contribute PHOT:722 | 4 sessions | $44.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG photos to organizational publications and websites P01 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Gary Hesse and to illustrate personal projects. Analyze images April 14 – May 5 MC-SW, 207 taken by legendary photojournalists including Pulitzer Prize winners, and learn how to put their award- P02 W 6:30–9 p.m. Gary Hesse winning techniques to work! Bring a digital camera April 15 – May 6 STLCC-Corp, 207 to first class. Field trips required on own; details to be announced in class. Prerequisite: Digital Photography: Introduction or equivalent experience. This course meets the curriculum requirements of the Digital Photography Essentials Program. PHOT:731 | 5 sessions | $48.50 AGE 60+ | $79 REG P01 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. John Kerans April 4 – May 2 MC-HE, 123 P02 M 6:30–9 p.m. John Kerans April 6 – May 4 MC-HE, 123

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Darkroom Developing and Printing Unleashing the Writer Within for B&W Photography: Part I Every one of us has a special story to tell, but it can Develop and print black and white pictures in a be hard in this busy, modern world to access that darkroom and explore chemical mixture, exposure creativity. In this class, we’ll peel away the familiar time and use of darkroom equipment. Students must outer layers of doubt, distraction and writer’s block. provide film and 35mm camera. Chemicals, developing We’ll get to the core of what we’re actually trying to say, equipment and some paper will be provided. This is a and learn to say it with language that is irreplaceably film developing class, not a photography instruction Designed for beginning or experienced unique to each of us. When the writer within is class. Please bring film to develop or negatives to print writers, this program provides formal unleashed, the words will come freely and the stories to first class. we need to tell will finally occur to us. While not a class opportunity to develop your own writing requirement, those interested in sharing their work will PHOT:705 | 6 sessions | $72.50 AGE 60+ | $109 REG voice, build expertise in the art and receive the benefit of a thorough, productive critique P01 F 6:30–9 p.m. Cheryl Petrovic from the instructor and fellow students. You’ll need to Jan. 31 – March 13 FP-F, 411 craft of writing and gain insight into make copies of your work to share. • NOTE: No class 2/14. today’s publishing environment. WRIT:701 | 4 sessions | $52 AGE 60+ | $89 REG P01 M 6:30–9:30 p.m. Jordan Oakes Darkroom Developing and Printing Feb. 24 – March 23 MC-CN, 128 for B&W Photography: Part II Upon successful fulfillment of the • NOTE: No class 3/16. Expand your skills to develop and print black and program requirements, students will white pictures in a darkroom and further explore chemical mixture, exposure time and use of darkroom be granted an award of completion. Grammar You Should Know equipment. Students must provide film and 35mm After graduating from high school and even college, camera. Chemicals, developing equipment and some many of us still have gaps and lapses in our grammar paper will be provided. This is a film developing class, The Writing Program: and spelling. For example, should you use “who” or not a photography instruction class. Please bring “whom” and what’s the difference between “effect” film to develop or negatives to print to first class. and “affect.” The years may have chipped away at your Prerequisite: Darkroom Developing and Printing for • One (1) course from each knowledge of English, but this class will apply a fresh B&W Photography: Part I or equivalent experience. of the four areas of study coat of literacy to your writing no matter what kind you | | $ | $ do. This class was formerly called Writing Basics Brush- PHOT:705 6 sessions 72.50 AGE 60+ 109 REG Up (What You Should Have Learned in High School!). P02 F 6:30–9 p.m. Cheryl Petrovic | 4 sessions | $52 AGE 60+ | $ REG March 27 – May 8 FP-F, 411 • Two (2) electives from WRIT:704 89 P04 Th 6:30–9:30 p.m. Jordan Oakes • NOTE: No class 4/17. any area of study April 2 – April 23 FP-C, 225 Studio Lighting, Portrait and Indoor Photography • Portfolio review capstone Genre This class serves as an introduction to the basic evaluation with a faculty member techniques of studio and location lighting. Learn how to use flash as a primary and secondary light Forging into Fiction source; the use of multiple flashes, reflectors and For questions, call 314-984-7777. Do you want your writing to captivate readers? Do you other light modifiers; and the pros and cons of flash want to take it to the next level? Join fellow aspiring versus continuous light through discussion and writers for six sessions of in-depth discussion and demonstration in a hands-on environment. Learn analysis of your work guided by a knowledgeable effective and economical tips and techniques to writer and facilitator. Activities are presented and achieve professional results. Bring your digital camera individualized as needed. To maximize time spent on to class. Field trips required; details to be announced in your writing, you may bring hard copies of a short story class. Provide own transportation. Prerequisite: Digital or novel excerpt of no more than ten pages to the first Photography: Introduction or equivalent experience. meeting. Don’t wait to enroll, this class is limited to ten participants. PHOT:711 | 4 sessions | $45 AGE 60+ | $79 REG P01 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Gary Hesse WRIT:724 | 6 sessions | $70.50 AGE 60+ | $125 REG Feb. 22 – March 14 MC-BA, 105 P01 Th 6–9 p.m. Jeff May March 5 – April 16 MC-BA, 114 • NOTE: No class 3/19.

NEW! Writing the First Screenplay Do you ever watch movies or TV shows and think “I could write something better than that!”? Well, here’s your chance to learn how. This course introduces you to the core elements of storytelling — idea, plot, structure, scene development, character, dialogue and theme — and explains how those elements combine to make a good script great. A series of writing assignments will guide you toward mastering the basics of screenwriting and help you begin work on your own screenplay. WRIT:728 | 6 sessions | $70.50 AGE 60+ | $125 REG P01 W 7–9:30 p.m. Rita Russell March 25 – April 29 FV-SS, 105

We have more! Interested in photographing Writing a Great Romantic Comedy culinary creations and finds? Be sure to check Do you have a terrific idea for a film or television out "Introduction to Food Photography romantic comedy but you don’t know what to do and Food Styling" on page 30. with it? Learn what it takes to craft a fresh and funny rom-com that 21st century audiences will fall in love with. Discover the keys to crafting your idea into a solid three-act structure with an original plot and compelling characters that “have you at hello.” WRIT:728 | 1 session | $31.50 AGE 60+ | $45 REG P02 Sa 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Rita Russell April 4 FV-SS, 105

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Exploring the Creative Process Publishing (cont.)

Mining Your Soul Story Self-Publishing for Writers Our minds record the sum of our experiences. Writing If you’re writing a book and have been contemplating extracts the event and allows us to see the situation the daunting task of getting it published, come learn and our reaction as two separate things. Using various about the process involved in self-publishing your prompts, reflective journaling time and shared work. Discover important tactics to save yourself a lot conversation, receive tools for mining and writing of time and money, shedding light on the decisions your own soul story. This workshop is intended for required to make self-publishing a successful venture. everyone, whether you are new to writing or a long- We’ll cover everything from getting copyright time journal writer. Bring a sack lunch. registered, applying for an ISBN, good cover design, WRIT:710 | 1 session | $43.50 AGE 60+ | $65 REG manuscript editing, print, e-books and marketing. P01 Sa 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Mary Eigel WRIT:704 | 1 session | $27 AGE 60+ | $35 REG March 28 MC-SO, 232 P02 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill Mettendorf March 5 MC-SO, 108 • NOTE: No class 3/17.

Mary was an excellent instructor, WordPress® for Writers: Easy Website “ Design for Online Publishing NEW! Writing What You Don’t Know: encouraging participation while Looking for a place to share your poetry, essays, short Including Diversity keeping the content moving stories and other creative works with the world? Why A well-rounded story needs a diverse group of well- not design the perfect online forum yourself with rounded characters. Creating multifaceted characters forward and allowing ample WordPress, which draws more than 409 million people comes with a lot of questions. How do you write who view 15.5 billion pages each month? WordPress about what you don’t know? Is it safe to write about time for writing exercises. is one of the world’s most popular Web design experiences that differ from yours? How do you tools because it is free, easy to use and produces portray them accurately? Learn how to write about professional results. In fact, WordPress sites are so other genders, cultures, abilities, and walks of life pro that you can even use them as an online hub for respectfully and honestly while staying true to your marketing your work to journals, magazines and other story. This course allows for personal growth against Diane N. print or online publications. Prerequisite: Windows® stereotypes and biases in order to make your story Kirkwood Introduction class or equivalent experience. Students realistic and relatable. Help your story by dabbling in must have a generic email account through Gmail™, the art of research and finding primary sources. Boot Camp for Writers Yahoo or Hotmail and know this email address and WRIT:706 | 2 sessions | $31.50 AGE 60+ | $45 REG Do you have an idea for a fiction or nonfiction story or password. Students are advised to bring their laptop P01 Th 6:30–8 p.m. Elliot Laurence a memoir but are struggling to get started? Are you or tablet computer to class. Bring a sack lunch. March 5 – March 12 MC-SO, 206 working on a project but need feedback as you go? WRIT:704 | 1 session | $37 AGE 60+ | $55 REG With weekly assignments and guided in-class critiques, P05 Sa 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m. Charlene Oldham start writing, stay writing or improve the writing you April 4 FP-D, 313 The Healing Power of the Pen: already do. All genres welcome. If you have a work-in- Writing Through Trauma progress, bring copies to share for peer review. Science has proven that keeping unprocessed WRIT:704 | 4 sessions | $52 AGE 60+ | $89 REG NEW! Sold!: How to Market emotions bottled up can lead to health problems. Your Script to Hollywood Writing provides a way to process events and P03 M 6:30–9:30 p.m. Jordan Oakes March 30 – April 20 MC-CN, 201 You’ve written and rewritten your screenplay. It’s finally struggles. Learn creative writing exercises to craft a ready for the world, but without the right connections, story and create characters and metaphors that allow how do you get it out there? Learn the essential keys self-exploration in a safe environment. This will not be Finding Your Niche to creating and implementing a marketing plan that therapy. It is an honest evaluation of self that will result Who are you as a writer? What are your goals, dreams, will either assist you in finding an agent or selling your in writing an in-depth personal essay. expectations, whims, tastes, desires and peculiarities? script directly to producers, production companies WRIT:765 | 1 session | $43.50 AGE 60+ | $65 REG What is your style? Style can be an excuse for lazy and studios. The value of writing contests, building P01 Sa 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Mary Eigel writing or an incandescent artistic expression. More an online audience, and developing a solid pitch and March 7 MC-SO, 204 likely, yours falls somewhere in between. Discover who query letter are also reviewed. you are by comparing your style to successful literary WRIT:728 | 1 session | $31.50 AGE 60+ | $45 REG and commercial authors. Enjoy an evening of concise P03 Sa 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Rita Russell The First Five Pages presentation and well-designed activity facilitated by April 18 FV-SS, 105 When it comes to pitching your novel, one thing agents an experienced writer. typically ask for is the first few pages of your completed WRIT:765 | 1 session | $31.50 AGE 60+ | $45 REG manuscript. An agent can tell from those first pages How to Publish Your Own Book: whether the rest of the novel will sink or swim. In this P02 W 6:30–9:30 p.m. Jeff May April 22 MC-BA, 203 What You Need to Know workshop, students with completed novels bring the Have you been thinking about writing a book or first five pages to class and we read and discuss them. perhaps you have written one and are curious about We also discuss some of the common pitfalls that how to publish it yourself? In this four-hour workshop, writers encounter when starting their novels, from Publishing explore the realities of independent publishing, how excessive backstory to overloaded description. We’ll editing and design can make your book look great, discuss strategies for revision and work on a game plan options for getting your book into print, sales channels, for your next draft. Students in this class will need to NEW! Publishing a Chapbook Have your creative work included in a group chapbook e-book production and tips for book marketing. submit the first five pages of their completed novel in | | $ | $ advance so that all participants will be able to read and created just for this course. Arrive to the first class with WRIT:704 1 session 45 AGE 60+ 45 REG discuss when the class meets. a rough draft of your story, poem, essay or at least an P06 Sa 8 a.m.–noon St. Louis Publishers Assoc idea of what you wish to work on for the publication. April 25 MC-SO, 108 WRIT:719 | 1 session | $43.50 AGE 60+ | $65 REG We will polish our individual works, design the book P01 Sa 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Jeffrey Ricker and enjoy a printed copy of the finished compilation. March 14 MC-SO, 107 Class fee includes one copy of book per student with Freelancing for Fun and Profit additional copies potentially available. Do you want to get paid for exploring your passion or | | $ | $ sharing what you know with others through carefully NEW! Remastering the Writing Process WRIT:704 6 sessions 84.50 AGE 60+ 139 REG crafted non-fiction news and feature articles? This four- Writing an essay, novel or any sort of long piece comes P01 Tu 6:30–9:30 p.m. Jordan Oakes week course teaches you how to develop ideas and in steps. From the beginnings of a brainstorm to Feb. 25 – April 7 FP-G, 327 mold them into pieces fit for newspapers, consumer sharing your work, the writing process can seem long, • NOTE: No class 3/17. magazines, trade magazines, blogs, online magazines daunting and nearly impossible. In this three-session and more by covering some of the basics of reporting, study, students will explore the path to publication writing and selling stories. No matter what your while meeting all the requirements for finished work. interests or expertise, you will learn how to identify Learn how to write an outline, edit and revise, and get markets, write query letters, research and interview down to the details of the description. Your writing will and write articles that will get you published for profit. benefit from all of the grammar-learning opportunities Bring recent copies of your favorite publications as well this class offers. as any original story ideas you’d like to see in print. | | $ | $ WRIT:706 3 sessions 43.50 AGE 60+ 65 REG WRIT:722 | 1 session | $37 AGE 60+ | $55 REG P02 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Elliot Laurence P01 Sa 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m. Charlene Oldham March 26 – April 9 MC-SO, 108 May 2 FP-E, 311

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Home DIY

DIY Home Inspections Hands-on Home Repair: Plumbing Considering buying or selling a home in the near future? Got a leaky faucet or just want to upgrade to the latest Learn to perform your own unofficial inspections to style? Has your running toilet caused your water bill to save money, time and headaches by spotting costly skyrocket? Don’t get sticker shock by calling a plumber. repairs before you get to the contract stage! Topics Instead come to this hands-on class and learn how to will include reasons for home inspections, what home fix minor plumbing issues yourself! Please enter school inspectors look for, home inspection reports, how to from the Essex lot. choose a home inspector and the different types of HOME:729 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG inspections. P01 W 7–9 p.m. Jean Linton HOME:765 | 1 session | $19.50 AGE 60+ | $25 REG May 6 Kirkwood Sr. HS, SA 1 P01 W 7–9 p.m. Troy Galloway Jan. 29 MC-SO, 108 DIY Drywalling Learn from an experienced handy person how to How to Use Power Tools measure, cut and hang drywall. Demonstrations Power tools make difficult jobs easier and provide include how to make small patches to repair damaged greater accuracy, but to use them effectively and walls, apply seam tape (both paper tape and self-stick without injury they must be operated correctly. mesh tape) and mud (joint compound), and how to Join our home repair expert for demonstrations of cut-to-size with minimal drywall seams and cut out common power tools including drills, rotary tools and for electric boxes. If there is a drywall project in your reciprocating miter and circular saws. Bring a small future, come to this class before getting started! power tool you would like to know more about and HOME:725 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG it may be selected for demonstration during class. P01 W 7–9 p.m. Jean Linton Join us and bring your questions to learn more about March 4 FV-E, 158 power tools! HOME:713 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG P01 W 7–9 p.m. Jean Linton Paint Like a Pro Feb. 5 FV-E, 158 Of course you can paint, but can you paint like a pro? Learn how to prepare surfaces, what to use and what not to use, and primer versus stain blockers (and when Be Your Own General Contractor each are necessary). Discover techniques for texturing Save money on home renovation projects by serving to conceal your patches and how to make your paint as your own general contractor. Understand a general brush do the work! And, of course, learn how to contractor’s role and responsibilities, how to interview properly finish the job and simplify cleanup! sub-contractors, required permits, insurance for the HOME:734 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG property owner and sub-contractors, scheduling P01 W 7–9 p.m. Jean Linton sub-contractors, setting up a payment schedule, and April 1 FV-E, 158 understand liens, waivers and contracts. HOME:765 | 1 session | $19 AGE 60+ | $25 REG P02 W 7–9 p.m. Troy Galloway NEW! Paint Like a Pro Part II Feb. 12 MC-SO, 108 Work on actual walls, trim and other surfaces to learn how to make your next paint job look great! Feel free to bring your favorite paint brushes. Please wear paint Hands-on Home Repair: clothes. Prerequisite: Paint Like a Pro or equivalent Electrical Fixes experience. When something needs to be fixed, who do you call? HOME:734 | 1 session | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG Fix it yourself and save time, money and hassle! A P02 W 7–9 p.m. Jean Linton variety of simple home repairs will be presented with April 8 FV-E, 158 a hands-on focus. Electricity and safety, small electrical problems and the difference between aluminum and copper wiring (and how to work with both) will be House Maintenance discussed. We will help ease the anxieties of how-to, House maintenance and repairs don’t have to be when-to and when it’s safer not-to. You won’t need to daunting tasks that cost hundreds of dollars for fear performing your own simple DIY electrical repairs someone else to fix — many can be done by you! or have to pay someone else to do it for you after this Learn how to relight a pilot light, fix a faucet, replace class. If you need a new light fixture, wall switch or a furnace filter or electrical outlet, and where to locate outlet, this class will guide you! Please enter school utility shut-offs. Save money by performing these from the Essex lot. simple tasks yourself! HOME:727 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG HOME:713 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG P01 W 7–9 p.m. Jean Linton P02 W 7–9 p.m. Jean Linton Feb. 19 Kirkwood Sr. HS, SA 1 April 22 FV-E, 158

NEW! Hands-on Home Repair: Electrical Fixes Part II Practice how to change out switches, outlets and light fixtures in the second installment of electrical fixes. Learn how to strip wire, change a switch to a dimmer, add plugs and do general electrical tests to keep you safe. Prerequisite: Hands-on Home Repair: Electrical Fixes or equivalent experience. Please enter school from the Essex lot. HOME:727 | 1 session | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG P02 W 7–9 p.m. Jean Linton Feb. 26 Kirkwood Sr. HS, SA 1

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

Ecology

Indoor Composting: Make and Take Home A Bokashi Bucket Auto Don’t throw away those scraps…up to 20 percent of household trash can be composted! The bokashi bucket system, which can be used year-round, is quick, Basic Car Maintenance convenient and produces no household smells. In this Cars get us from home and work to soccer and the hands-on session, construct and learn to maintain an grocery store, but the moment they need repair indoor composting system capable of decomposing or maintenance they are a source of anxiety and food and house plant trimmings for a family of frustration. Ease auto anxiety by better understanding four. In a space-saving bokashi system, effective cars, the auto repair industry and routine service microorganisms transform all types of kitchen waste problems. Learn about maintenance problems into a nutrient-rich soil amendment. All equipment, and how to inspect and perform minor repairs and materials and handouts provided and included in fee. maintenance on your own car. No driver should miss St. Louis Community College Continuing You’ll leave class with a working indoor composting this class! Education’s Master Naturalist Program system in the form of a bokashi bucket. Registration | | $ | $ AUTO:701 1 session 20 AGE 60+ 29 REG consists of three components: deadline 2/28. No refunds after this date. P01 Th 6–9 p.m. Michael Silva ECOL:704 | 1 session | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG April 2 Advanced Auto Service P01 Th 7–8:30 p.m. MoBot Earthways Ctr 1. Completion of five (5) biology, geology, March 12 MC-SS, 105 Home Décor physical science or horticulture related college credit courses. Beginning Interior Design: Color Schemes Summer 2017, students must attain a for Home, Kitchen and Bath grade of C or higher to apply toward Give your home a face lift! Whether you prefer a bold or quiet color scheme, our experienced interior the Master Naturalist program. designer will show you how to select the best options Classes taken by audit will not apply for your space. Learn the secret of achieving properly balanced color placement, how to combine patterns toward program requirements. in fabrics and furniture, and how to integrate these patterns into your space. Selection of paint color, wood tone, countertops, cabinets, light fixtures and 2. Attend six (6) Continuing Education hardware will be addressed. Please bring a pen and Master Naturalist designated programs notebook to class. offered through St. Louis Community HOME:708 | 1 session | $20 AGE 60+ | $29 REG P01 Th 6:30–9:30 p.m. Kathryn Leinauer College in the area of Ecology, Nature, Feb. 27 WW, 201 or Landscape and Gardening. Backyard Chickens for the Beginner Interior Décor: Accessories for 3. Volunteer 25 hours with a local Home, Kitchen and Bath Have you thought about keeping chickens in your Well-chosen accessories are the perfect finishing nature-related organization. city or suburban backyard? There’s a lot to discover touch every room deserves. Learn from a professional before you get started. Learn local ordinances and interior designer how to select the right shapes and where to find more information for your area. You’ll sizes for your accessories and how to place them into The courses listed in Ecology, Nature, also hear about the benefits of keeping chickens, appropriate housing and feeding, and different ways the correct proportionate spaces. Choices of color and and Landscape and Gardening meet the combinations of patterns will be demonstrated. to keep your chickens healthy and happy. Instructor After this class, your home will reflect your personality the curriculum requirements for the has years of personal and professional experience and with a professional touch! Please bring a pen and Master Naturalist Program. Classes is an enthusiastic and knowledgeable healthy-chicken notebook to class. farmer! Bring a sack lunch to class. may be taken individually for your ECOL:705 | 1 session | $31.50 AGE 60+ | $45 REG HOME:709 | 1 session | $20 AGE 60+ | $29 REG Sa 10 a.m.–2 p.m. P01 Th 6:30–9:30 p.m. Kathryn Leinauer own personal enrichment or as part P01 Guy Niere April 4 MC-SW, 105 March 5 WW, 201 of the Master Naturalist program. It’s Okay to Eat the Weeds — Give Your Home a Budget- Visit stlcc.edu/masternaturalist Friendly Face Lift Wild Edible Plants of Spring What could be better than redecorating for pennies? Let to learn more. The next time you weed your garden, you might find an experienced designer help unlock your imagination you have the makings for a unique dish! Join Dr. Catrina to create your own signature look! Design a whole new Adams, Ph.D. in paleoethnobotany (how people style while using your own valued possessions and have used plants in the past) to learn about some of supplementing with those great garage and estate the common edible plants that grow in and around sale finds. Learn how to select pieces to keep, which St. Louis in the summer. You’ll discover where to find to let go and how to revitalize those old color schemes. them, how to identify and collect them, and how to Please bring a pen and notebook to class. eat them! Then, take a tour of the campus to identify edible and useful plants you probably walk past every HOME:701 | 1 session | $20 AGE 60+ | $29 REG day. Some wild edibles are lovely native plants that you P01 Th 6:30–9:30 p.m. Kathryn Leinauer may want to cultivate in your own backyard. Others March 12 WW, 201 might be growing in your lawn or garden already, for better or for worse. ECOL:703 | 1 session | $28 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P01 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Catrina Adams, Ph.D. May 9 MC-SO, 205

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Introduction to Bird Watching Common Poisonous Spring and Summer Night Skies According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, more Mushrooms of Missouri Observe and enjoy the night skies of later spring and than 45 million Americans list birding as a favorite Learn how to identify the most common poisonous early summer. Learn how to find and identify the pastime. Whether you are an amateur bird enthusiast mushrooms in Missouri. When you know what to basic constellations and planets of this time of the or are simply interested in learning more about the avoid, it’s a lot easier to figure out what you can eat! year with the unaided eye, binoculars and telescopes. identification and migratory patterns of the wildlife Class combines lecture and field exploration. Dress Discover how to observe meteors, auroral displays, in your own backyard, this class is for you! Discover accordingly. Class to meet at Babler State Park Visitors artificial satellites and other naked eye phenomena. how to recognize bird species by sight, song, physical Center. Provide own transportation. Bring sack lunch. An introduction on how to observe the moon, planets, attributes and behavior. Also, learn about binoculars, stars, constellations and nebula with a telescope will NATR:723 | 1 session | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG how to use a field guide, feeder/landscaping strategies also be covered. Bring a planisphere 35-45 degree to attract more birds to your backyard and the best P03 Sa 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Forest ReLeaf of MO latitude, such as Phillip’s planisphere 6” or larger, and places to view an assortment of birds in the St. Louis March 28 Babler State Park current issue of “Sky & Telescope” ($5.99) magazine. area. Field trip on Saturday allows you to practice your Field trip to be discussed in class. Class meets on new skills; details to be discussed in class. Provide your Mondays and Wednesdays. own transportation. NATR:732 | 4 sessions | $29.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG NATR:709 | 2 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P01 MW 7–9 p.m. Michael Malolepszy P01 WSa 7–9 p.m. STL Audubon Society April 20 – April 29 MC-SW, 105 Feb. 5 – Feb. 8 MC-SO, 112 Close Encounters With Insects: Introduction to Beekeeping A Photographic Journal Bees play an important role in agriculture as pollinators Whether you are out gardening, birding, botanizing, of flowering plants that provide food, fiber, spices, or just enjoying nature in general, you are surrounded medicines and animal forage. Beekeeping can be a by a magical world of insects. Close-up photography hobby, a secondary business or a full-time vocation. of insects can open up a new world that frequently It is a relatively inexpensive hobby that provides a goes unnoticed by many of us. Through their photos, sweet bonus each year. Is beekeeping right for you? Pat Garner and Yvonne Homeyer will share their Come learn how to attract native pollinators and fascination with small creatures such as butterflies, honeybees by installing a pollinator-friendly garden dragonflies, caterpillars, wasps, robber flies, tiger and nesting habitat. Course explores getting started beetles and other insects. Insects in the photos will with beekeeping and honeybee products of the hive. be identified, but taxonomy and identification are not NATR:733 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG the primary focus of this class. Binoculars and a camera P01 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Jane Sueme will be helpful on the field trip but are not essential. Feb. 22 MC-SO, 107 Location of the field trip will be announced in class. Identification and Natural History NATR:720 | 2 sessions | $45 AGE 60+ | $45 REG of Common Missouri Insects P02 TuSa 6–8 p.m. Yvonne Homeyer Shorebirds Ever wonder why insects are the most successful and April 21 – April 25 MC-SO, 107 Does a land-locked state like Missouri have shorebirds? ecologically important class of animals in the world? Yes, indeed! Missouri’s rivers and lakes provide habitat They form a vital link between plants and vertebrate for an impressive variety and many of them can animals, such as birds and mammals. Although their Forest Park Owls: Mating, be seen along the water’s edge of our lands. After biodiversity can be overwhelming, after learning Nesting and Owlets learning about their adaptation, anatomy, behavior, some basic anatomy, you’ll be able to identify ten Join Mark H.X. Glenshaw, an award-winning amateur food and markings, you’ll be ready to identify local major groups (or orders) of insects and recognize the naturalist and speaker, for a class focusing on the area shorebirds. most commonly encountered species found in the mating, nesting behavior and the owlets raised by great NATR:709 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG greater St. Louis area. See close-up images of insects, horned owls he has been observing, documenting and P02 W 7–9 p.m. STL Audubon Society discuss their natural history and receive identification researching in Forest Park since December 2005. Learn March 4 MC-SO, 204 resources to take home. Students are encouraged to what Mark has been able to observe and document obtain the Golden Guide paperback titled “Insects” including mating, nest selection, feeding of the owlets, for use in class. Book is available from most area fledging and gradual maturation of owlets, and the Forest Park Owls: Hiding in Plain Sight bookstores and libraries. dispersal of the owlets with photos and videos to Join award-winning naturalist and speaker Mark H.X. NATR:715 | 1 session | $28 AGE 60+ | $39 REG illustrate these behaviors. You will be amazed at the Glenshaw for an informative glimpse into the lives of delights and challenges these owls have when they a local mated pair of great horned owls in Forest Park. P01 M 9 a.m.–noon David Tylka March 30 MC-CE raise their families. Mark has been closely observing and documenting | | $ | $ the owls since 2005. Learn how he found the owls, NATR:709 1 session 29 AGE 60+ 29 REG basic facts about the species and various behaviors he Warblers P05 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mark H.X. Glenshaw observes and documents with photos and videos to Known for their bright colors and sweet whistled song, April 30 MC-SO, 204 illustrate these behaviors. Don’t be surprised if you find the spring warbler is a fascinating bird. Discover facts yourself looking for owls after this course in a follow- about their size and shape, color patterns, behavior Insects of Missouri up, instructor-led owl prowl! and habitat. With over 40 varieties of the species, you’ll Join Chris Brown, research entomologist, NATR:709 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG learn which are year-round residents for our area, conservationist and photographer, as he shares P03 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mark H.X. Glenshaw which breed in our area and which are just passing information on the broad variety of insects with specific March 12 FP-C, 219 through in the spring and fall. habitat associations within Missouri’s ecoregions. NATR:709 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG Through photos, learn about the fantastic diversity, P04 W 7–9 p.m. STL Audubon Society introductory level morphology and taxonomy, along Edible Mushrooms of Missouri April 8 MC-BA, 124 with some of the fascinating natural history aspects of Discover ten of the most common edible mushrooms Missouri’s insects. of Missouri through classroom learning, field NATR:715 | 1 session | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG exploration and mushroom identification. Dress for Spring Nature Walk walking in the woods. Offered in partnership with With the warm weather upon us, it’s time to get outside P02 W 6–8:30 p.m. Chris Brown Forest ReLeaf of Missouri. Bring sack lunch. Class to and see what’s blooming! Join our small group tour May 6 MC-SO, 205 meet at Babler State Park Visitor's Center. to explore, discover and study the spring landscape, NATR:723 | 1 session | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG observing the environment and splendor of Shaw P02 Sa 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Forest ReLeaf of MO Nature Reserve. Naturalist Nancy will guide you March 21 Babler State Park along a two- to three-mile walk on well-maintained, mostly level paths through gardens and trails. Wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the Monarchs and Milkweed weather. In case of rain, class will be rescheduled to Join biologist Dave Tylka to learn the plight of these April 25. Meet at the picnic tables across from the beautiful animal ambassadors of the air, how you can visitor’s center. help monarchs by planting different milkweed species NATR:704 | 1 session | $21.50 AGE 60+ | $29 REG around your home, and where milkweed seeds and seedlings may be obtained. P01 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Nancy Gelb April 18 Shaw Nature Reserve NATR:720 | 1 session | $21.50 AGE 60+ | $29 REG P01 Th 7–9 p.m. David Tylka March 26 MC-SO, 112

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Go Native! Identification and Ecology Go Native! Ways to Attract of Common Missouri Wildflowers Songbirds and Hummingbirds Have you ever wanted to explore the scientific Through Native Landscaping approach to identifying wildflowers? This is your Are you looking to attract more songbirds and chance to get an introduction into flora classification. hummingbirds to enhance your backyard viewing? Missouri is a crossroads of several different natural Learn secrets to selecting the best native plants that communities across the Midwest and supports a furnish seeds, flowers and fruits for these birds. To wide array of native and non-native wildflowers. You’ll attract the greatest diversity to your property at explore basic flower parts and leaf arrangements, various seasons, you need to select fruiting shrubs and then determine the distinguishing and unique trees from different categories based upon the season characteristics of over 80 common species organized the fruits and seeds are produced, their nutritional by color and chronology. You are encouraged to bring make-up and the length of time they remain on the Native plants are species that have evolved a copy of Denison’s Missouri Wildflowers (6th Ed.) plants. Bring a kaleidoscope of colors and songs to and occur naturally in local geographic published by the MO Conservation Dept. for use in the your landscape with your knowledge from this class. class. Book is available at most area bookstores, nature HORT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG areas. In the Midwest region, native plants centers and libraries. P09 W 9 a.m.–noon Mitch Leachman | | $ | $ are adapted to local soil conditions, rainfall HORT:713 1 session 28 AGE 60+ 39 REG April 8 MC-SW, 108 and temperature patterns, and generally P03 W 9 a.m.–noon David Tylka March 25 MC-CE do not require any special maintenance Go Native! Native Landscaping needs after they are established in the right With Shade-Adapted Plants Go Native! What’s Up With Wasps?! Successfully growing plants under large trees can environment, saving you both time and Have you ever pondered the purpose of a wasp? With be challenging, but if you mimic nature by planting money. Most importantly, native plants approximately 115,000 species in the world, wasps ecologically adapted natives, you can enjoy an serve as pollinators and are arguably among the best attractive, biodiverse landscape throughout the function in the landscape by attracting biological control agents of invertebrate populations seasons. Learn which spring native wildflowers and furnishing a habitat for a host of helping keep ecosystems in balance. Explore the bloom before most large trees leaf out and how wildlife including birds, butterflies and different kinds of wasp species you may come across shade-adapted shrubs can thrive under low-light in this area, their benefits, examples of invertebrates conditions. We’ll also explore how grasses and foliage beneficial insects and providing you with they target and how to support them through specific plants provide summer texture, late summer and fall a healthy environment in which to live. gardening techniques and native plants. bloomers welcome wildlife, and berries and bark HORT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG can provide winter interest. Join us and learn how P04 F 9 a.m.–noon Susie Van de Riet to establish and maintain shade-adapted native March 27 MC-CE landscapes. Go Native! Native Landscaping | | $ | $ With Sun-Adapted Perennials HORT:713 1 session 39 AGE 60+ 39 REG Did you know that prairies and glades are the two most Go Native! Create a Beautiful P08 W 9 a.m.–noon Betty Struckhoff diverse and colorful natural communities in Missouri Landscape With Native Plants April 8 MC-SW, 103 that thrive in the sun? Learn basic characteristics of the Enrich the diversity in your yard by discovering and soil and moisture conditions of these communities and planting species native to Missouri. You can create a Go Native! Native Landscaping how they can be emulated in your home landscape. beautiful and interesting landscape with a progression With Shrubs Presentation will focus on native prairie and glade of plants perfectly adapted to our unique soil and Stop spending your time and money trying to species that can be successfully grown in the St. Louis climate. We’ll explore native plants that reduce maintain shrubs that are not indigenous to the area, the height and spread of each species and where mowing and improve biodiversity while fitting nicely Midwest and that have difficulty adapting to local each species will grow best in your yard. into your home landscape. Some native specimens are soil and weather conditions. Go native and begin to HORT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG ideal for your perennial gardens and problem areas. add more environmentally beneficial shrub species. P01 F 9 a.m.–noon Susie Van de Riet You’ll be delighted at how beautiful the native plants Native shrubs that have evolved in the Midwest are Feb. 28 MC-CE are and enjoy learning some plant folklore. adapted to local rainfall and temperature patterns HORT:713 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $35 REG and generally do not require any special maintenance P05 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Nancee Kruescheck needs after they are established. Because of this Go Native! Small Native Trees March 28 MC-SO, 109 evolution, these native woody species have produced and Shrubs for Yards unique interrelationships with many native species of Do you have a location in your yard that is just too wildlife. Lots of suggestions will be presented to help small for a large tree, but would like to plant something Go Native! Native Landscaping for Bees, you get started. native to Missouri? Join Cory Knoblach with Forest Butterflies and Other Pollinators HORT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG ReLeaf of Missouri to learn all about some great Butterflies go wherever they please and please options for your yard. We will look at and discuss what wherever they go. Along with bees and other insect P11 F 9 a.m.–noon Mitch Leachman native trees and shrubs are suitable for planting in pollinators, they serve as environmental barometers. April 17 MC-CE small spaces, where to find them, and how to take care Healthy landscapes boast large numbers and a wide of them. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for walking diversity of pollinators; contaminated or altered outdoors. landscapes do not. The best plants lure pollinators NATR:723 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG to their flowers by offering pollen, nectar, resin and P01 Th 6–8 p.m. Forest ReLeaf of MO oil, and by evolving visual and olfactory cues such March 5 MC-SO, 205 as nectar guides, color and fragrance. Come gain practical advice on getting started with optimal native selections that attract various groups of pollinators. Go Native! Gardening With Beneficial HORT:713 | 1 session | $28 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Insects for Native Plants P06 W 9 a.m.–noon David Tylka Did you know there are ways you can support native April 1 MC-SO, 205 predators as your own “biological control agents” to address garden pest problems like aphids or Japanese beetles? This course will take a look at some native Go Native! An Introduction invertebrates, their favorite prey, and how to support to Native Landscaping these beneficial populations in your garden through Bring a bit of nature to your urban or suburban home. specific gardening techniques and native plants. Come discover the many benefits of native landscaping Practices discussed can be applied to formal, informal (aka “naturescaping”) and enrich your life by bringing or agricultural garden settings. low maintenance plants to your yard or workplace and HORT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG developing a natural ecosystem that attracts animals P02 F 9 a.m.–noon Susie Van de Riet and beneficial insects. Learn why native coneflowers, March 6 MC-CE milkweeds, viburnums and oaks are more beneficial than non-native hostas, daylilies, crape myrtles and Bradford pears. Explore why biodiversity is healthy and why cultivars should be scrutinized. You’ll also receive information on assistance and resources available through the St. Louis Audubon “Bring Conservation Home” program to help get you started. We face many environmental challenges and this is your opportunity to extend your commitment to make a difference. HORT:713 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P07 Th 9 a.m.–noon Mitch Leachman April 2 MC-CE

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Vegetable Gardening Really Green Thumbs Do you want to “grow your own” this season? For the Improve your “eco-green” garden materials, better best selection of seeds and plantings, you need to start your “green thumb” gardening practices and learn planning early. Learn tips for planting, maintaining how an organic sustainable approach can benefit your and harvesting your own fresh veggies. Topics for home or community garden. Join master gardener discussion include raised beds, container gardening Mike Ochonicky as she teaches you simple ways and more. Bring your questions for our gardening to incorporate natural techniques to improve your expert and local nursery owner. garden soil, plant nutrition and pest control. Make your HORT:701 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $35 REG garden environmentally friendly and improve your P01 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Nancee Kruescheck gardening skills, your health and the world in which we all live. Bring a notebook and pen to class. Feb. 29 MC-SO, 107 | | $ | $ P02 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Nancee Kruescheck HORT:713 1 session 21.50 AGE 60+ 29 REG March 7 MC-SO, 107 P10 W 7–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky April 8 MC-SW, 103 The “Deer Free” Zone Is the local deer population feasting upon the Soil and Composting: ornamental plants in your yard? Are you tired of Get the “Dirt” on Successful Gardening investing time, money and hard work into your The first step in successful gardening is working landscaping only to have it eaten away? Join us to from the ground up. Learn the “dirt” on successful identify deer-resistant plants, flowers and methods to gardening with easy-to-understand information on deter deer from ruining the landscaping delights in soil types, practical tips on preparation and the “how- your gardens and yard. to” and benefits of composting for your home garden. A beneficial class for both beginning and experienced HORT:712 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG homeowners. Bring a notebook and pen to class. P01 Sa 10–11:30 a.m. Forest ReLeaf of MO | | $ | $ March 14 MC-SO, 205 HORT:709 1 session 28 AGE 60+ 39 REG P01 Th 7–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky April 9 MC-SO, 206 All About Herbs Now is the time to plan for your summer garden! Learn how to get the most for your effort in this one-night Gardening Under Trees and class. From starting to expanding an herb garden, Other Tough Spaces you’ll learn about soil conditions, fertilizing and the Do you have problems successfully growing plants optimal placement for growth. Hear the best advice under the trees in your yard? Are you concerned from master gardener Mike on how to plant, maintain about possibly damaging the tree roots but would and harvest an herb garden. You’ll also get tips on really like to add some attractive plantings that would using herbs in and around your home as well as the thrive there? Come learn about the art and science of best way to freeze and preserve herbs for future use. gardening under trees and other tough-to-grow spots Bring a notebook and pen to class. to add to the beauty of your yard. HORT:701 | 1 session | $28 AGE 60+ | $39 REG HORT:708 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $35 REG P03 W 6–9 p.m. Mike Ochonicky P01 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Nancee Kruescheck April 1 MC-SO, 204 April 11 MC-SO, 111

Sun and Shade Perennials: The Other Part of Gardening: Care and What’s Best for the Midwest? Maintenance of Flowers and Shrubs Save time and money by creating or enhancing your Powdery mildew taking over your plants? Are your yard and garden with easy-to-grow perennial plants roses in need of deadheading? What’s “bugging” that come back year after year. Start your perennial your greenery and shrubs? Why are your plants not garden with a good understanding of plant selection flowering? Learn how to maintain vigorous plants that as well as care and maintenance based on the shade continue to thrive throughout the season. With regular and sunlight locations in your yard. Join local nursery maintenance, you can keep your plants looking their owner Nancee Kruescheck and discover the most best. Nursery owner Nancee Kruescheck will teach you popular varieties of plants and characteristics of each tips and tricks on feeding, pruning and dealing with including size and height, blooming calendar, soil common pests and diseases. Bring your questions to requirements and conditions in which they grow best. class for this informative session. Take what you learn in this class and create a perennial HORT:723 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $35 REG garden that is not only beautiful, but easier to maintain P01 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Nancee Kruescheck throughout the season. April 25 MC-SO, 111 HORT:704 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $35 REG P01 Sa 9–11:30 a.m. Nancee Kruescheck April 4 MC-SO, 109

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Paying for Long-Term Care: Alternative Funding Options Finance and The fact that these classes are What is long-term care (LTC) and how do you pay for it? “offered on a weekend at Meramec If you have ever experienced a friend or family member who has needed long-term care, you understand Investments is valuable to folks working full the costs associated with providing this assistance. The question is how to pay for it without having Financial Planning for Women time during the week. The pricing to purchase LTC insurance. Learn about alternative Explore financial concerns important to women is reasonable for the gained financial programs that can be used to pay for LTC including retirement accumulation and distribution instead of buying a specific LTC insurance policy. strategies, how to balance your retirement plans with benefits of this class topic. | | $ | $ other goals such as education and what to expect FINC:746 1 session 29 AGE 60+ 29 REG from Social Security. Also learn how to prepare for the P01 W 7–9 p.m. Steve Glazer unexpected, including market and inflation risks and March 11 MC-SO, 206 the rising costs of health care and long-term care. Ideal P02 W 7–9 p.m. Steve Glazer for women ages 35 to 70. Carol S. March 25 WW, 204 FINC:705 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG St. Louis P02 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Margie Bittner NEW! Live, Quit or Die: Feb. 4 MC-BA, 118 Understanding Wall Street Long-Term Care Solutions Understanding how stocks, bonds, mutual funds and Explore the advantages of a coordinated asset-based, the various financial vehicles of Wall Street function long-term care strategy. In this one-session course, What Everyone Needs to are essential to a solid financial backbone. Learn what learn how to leverage long-term care solutions for your Know About Divorce these vehicles are, how they work, and separate fact retirement needs. Explore the legal, emotional and financial issues of from fiction when it comes to fueling your retirement FINC:746 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG divorce in a logical yet compassionate way. With fire. Discussion includes how taxes and fees woven the guidance of trained professionals, gain greater into these vehicles can affect your bottom line. Gain P03 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mark Ralfs understanding of the confusing and challenging an overview of differences between stocks, bonds May 5 MC-BA, 114 divorce process. The more information and support you and mutual funds; tax considerations (the ultimate have, the better the decisions you’ll make for yourself loophole); fees; common financial myths; how to and your family, leading to a more hopeful future. Foundations of Investing overcome obstacles in order to create wealth; and Are you just getting started with personal investing or Course taught by a divorce attorney, a mental health ways exit strategies can affect your legacy. professional and a certified divorce financial analyst. want to learn more so that you can better communicate FINC:765 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG with your current financial advisor? Come learn about | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $ REG FINC:765 29 P02 Th 6–8 p.m. Andrew Hall the basics of investing including the key features P04 Th 6–9 p.m. Laura Boedges March 5 MC-BA, 120 of bonds, stocks and mutual funds; the investment Feb. 27 MC-SO, 206 Tu 6–8 p.m. pyramid and the importance of asset allocation; how P03 Andrew Hall to set SMART financial goals; risk tolerance and the March 10 FP-G, 323 Identity Theft Seminar portfolio objective that is right for you; and the impact If you use a credit card, have a checking account or use of inflation and tax diversity on your long-term goals. the internet, it is important that you be aware of the Long-Term Care Costs FINC:705 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG latest scams. It can take months and cost more than How do I afford long-term care for me or my aging P01 Th 6–9 p.m. Margie Bittner $1,000 to recover and clean up your identity and credit, family members? This course will discuss the five ways March 26 – April 2 MC-BA, 118 but only two hours to learn how to prevent it. Through to plan and pay for long-term care. In addition to this informative, example-based class, learn why Medicare and long-term care insurance, we will cover people lie and how to detect deception; scams and the benefits available through Medicaid and through the dos and don’ts; the who, what, where, when, how the Veterans Administration Aid and Attendance and why of identity theft; what to do if you become a (VAAA) Benefit. Learn about eligibility requirements as victim; and free investigative resources you can use at well as techniques and strategies to become eligible. home. Don’t get scammed! Taught by an elder law and VA-accredited attorney with insurance and Series 65 licenses. FINC:765 | 1 session | $21.50 AGE 60+ | $29 REG | | $ | $ P01 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Cheryl Ring FINC:710 1 session 34 AGE 60+ 39 REG March 7 MC-BA, 116 P08 W 7–9 p.m. Paul Gantner March 11 STLCC-South County, 104

Real Estate

Buying a Home? Top Home Home Selling: Your Guide The Upside of Downsizing Buying Mistakes to Avoid to a Successful Sale We accumulate a lot of things over the years, but “If only we had known...” is the sad tale of too many If you’ve never sold a home before — or even if you eventually the extra stuff needs to go! Whether home buyers. Purchasing a home is the largest have, but it’s been a while — it’s important to know it’s choosing a simpler lifestyle, empty-nesting or investment you’ll ever make. Discover home buying your marketing options. Learn what to expect from the entering independent living, downsizing can seem mistakes to avoid and the inside scoop to avoid home selling process, ways to add impact and value to overwhelming in the beginning. Which comes first, surprises at closing. Learn what you should know your home for top-dollar offers, how to use knowledge getting rid of clutter or getting organized? Listing the before you purchase, what to expect throughout of competition in your area to determine a realistic house or finding your new home? From paring down the process, strategies to obtain the best value, the selling price, the pros and cons of “for sale by owner” the excess to moving to a smaller space, let us help you importance of understanding contracts you sign, and how to find the right agent to sell your house. In explore the upside of downsizing! getting the right inspections before closing the deal one evening, learn insider tips that can get you the REAL:765 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG and how to safeguard yourself in any market. best deal for your home! P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy REAL:701 | 1 session | $19 AGE 60+ | $25 REG REAL:702 | 1 session | $19 AGE 60+ | $25 REG Feb. 11 FV-B, 211 P01 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy P01 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy P02 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy Feb. 20 FP-F, 221 Jan. 30 FP-F, 221 March 12 WW, 222 P02 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy P02 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy March 24 FV-B, 211 Feb. 6 STLCC-South County, 118 P03 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy P03 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy April 21 MC-BA, 124 April 14 FV-B, 211 P04 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy May 7 MC-BA, 122

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 45 Real Estate Investing for Income Tax and Estate Planning True financial wealth is about having the unearned Uncover long-term, multi-generational tax strategies income to finance your life goals without having aimed at saving significant dollars through retirement Retirement to work. Based on July 2018 data from the National and beyond. New tax law changes of 2018 have Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF), significantly impacted the tax strategies many pre- private market commercial real estate returned an retirees can utilize to maximize their income, pay less Planning average of 9.85% over the past five years. The key is taxes over the course of their lives, and pass their to understand what you are buying by having a solid estate on as efficiently as possible. Come examine knowledge and a good plan. Find out how to plan your those changes, and take a dive into qualified versus investment strategies to find true financial wealth! non-qualified monies, insurance, wills and trusts, REAL:712 | 1 session | $23 AGE 60+ | $29 REG and advanced tax strategies to maximize your long- P01 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy term plan. Feb. 27 FV-B, 211 FINC:710 | 1 session | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG P02 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy P02 Tu 6–8 p.m. Andrew Hall March 26 MC-BA, 122 Jan. 28 MC-SO, 107 P03 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy P04 Tu 6–8 p.m. Andrew Hall April 9 STLCC-South County, 118 Feb. 4 STLCC-South County, 103 P04 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy P03 Th 6–8 p.m. Andrew Hall May 12 FP-F, 221 Feb. 13 FP-G, 323

Leveling Up: Buying vs. Renting NEW! Wealth and Estate Are you a renter who has ambitions of buying a home Panel Discussion or a current homeowner wondering whether renting In this class, get your questions answered regarding makes more sense for your lifestyle? Ready for a how to build wealth and set up estate planning for change but don’t know where to start? It may be time you and your family. Panel will feature a CPA, estate NEW! Retirement Planning Today to evaluate the relative costs, benefits and drawbacks attorney and financial advisor. Registration includes In this class, we will create goals for what a successful of owning versus renting your home! Join a real estate discussion of three case studies during the panel and retirement looks like for you. You will learn how to professional and make a plan for the best option for a Q&A session. leverage five investment strategies to minimize risk your living situation. FINC:710 | 1 session | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG and maximize returns as well as using the new tax laws REAL:765 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG P09 Tu 6–8 p.m. Jason Ingram to your advantage. All course materials will be supplied P03 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy Feb. 4 MC-BA, 120 for this two-session training. March 10 MC-BA, 122 FINC:736 | 2 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Estate Settlement: What to Do P08 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mark Ralfs NEW! Leveling Up: Buying vs. When a Loved One Passes Away Jan. 21 – Jan. 28 MC-BA, 120 Renting, Millennial Edition When someone passes away, often the responsibilities P09 W 6–8 p.m. Jason Ingram Are you a renter who has #goals of buying a home? of settling the estate are placed upon the family or Jan. 22 – Jan. 29 FP-G, 327 Hangry for a change but don’t know where to trustee that is charged with wrapping up all the final P10 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Jason Ingram start? Geared towards millennials, join a real estate affairs. Taught by an estate planning attorney, you’ll Jan. 23 – Jan. 30 WW, 208 professional to evaluate the relative costs, benefits and learn about the legal process from what occurs in P12 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mark Ralfs drawbacks of owning versus renting your home to find probate court to instances where the probate court March 3 – March 10 WW, 204 the best option for your living situation and lifestyle! may not be needed in closing the decedent’s estate. The course will discuss practical pre-planning tips as P11 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Jason Ingram REAL:765 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG well as common mistakes that can cause litigation. March 4 – March 11 MC-BA, 203 P04 Th 7–9 p.m. Jill McCoy | | $ | $ P13 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Jason Ingram April 23 FP-F, 221 FINC:710 1 session 34 AGE 60+ 39 REG P06 Tu 7–9 p.m. Paul Gantner March 5 – March 12 FP-G, 327 March 24 MC-BA, 122 P07 W 7–9 p.m. Paul Gantner Tax-Free Retirement Strategies May 6 MC-BA, 203 In this class, you will learn about the power of the Roth IRA and how to utilize it to fund your retirement with tax-free withdrawals. All course materials will be General Estate Planning: Trusts, supplied for this one-session training. Wills and Powers of Attorney FINC:736 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Learn about your planning options, both for property P14 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mark Ralfs distribution upon death as well as decision-making Feb. 11 FP-G, 327 authority while alive. Class discussion will focus on wills, the probate process and avoiding probate with P15 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Jason Ingram revocable trusts and beneficiary designations. Powers Feb. 12 WW, 220 of attorney for financial and health care purposes will P16 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Jason Ingram also be discussed. Taught by an attorney. Feb. 13 MC-BA, 114 FINC:710 | 1 session | $34 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P01 Tu 6–8 p.m. Yvonne Homeyer NEW! IRAs: Tax Time Bombs March 31 Clayton HS, 120 Tax Act and Jobs Act of 2017 opens a window for you! Learn how to use it in your retirement and maximize Preparing Your Estate Plan your income. Class taught by a financial advisor. Estate Planning Designed for anyone who would like to better FINC:736 | 2 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG understand the basics of estate planning, this course P20 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mark Ralfs explores factors to consider when creating a will, Feb. 18 – Feb. 25 WW, 202 Estate Planning: Living Trusts the benefits of trusts in estate planning, how to help Everyone wants to do estate planning for control of P21 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Mark Ralfs reduce taxes on estates and how insurance can help Feb. 19 – Feb. 26 FP-G, 323 their assets and for a legacy to loved ones. Course protect your family. In addition, learn the importance covers various ways to estate plan, avoid probate, of beneficiary designations, transfer on death P22 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Jason Ingram avoid guardianships and reduce or eliminate estate registrations (TODs), payable on death registrations Feb. 20 – Feb. 27 MC-BA, 203 taxes. Find out why a living trust may be the best (PODs), powers of attorney and health care directives. solution. Taught by an attorney. You don’t have to be wealthy to make a plan for your FINC:705 | 1 session | $34 AGE 60+ | $39 REG heirs! Taught by both a financial advisor and an estate P02 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jacquelynn Capriano attorney. March 3 STLCC-South County, 118 FINC:710 | 1 session | $35 AGE 60+ | $35 REG P04 W 7–9 p.m. Jacquelynn Capriano P05 Tu 6:30–9 p.m. Margie Bittner, Kathy Gmelich April 29 MC-SO, 111 April 14 MC-BA, 118

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Retirement University LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS Financial planning is one of the most important aspects in helping you prepare for the future. Learn Personal how to strategically approach retirement during the growth, income/distribution and conservation life stages, helping to avoid retirement roadblocks and Communications mitigate risks in all aspects of your financial life. In- class, step-by-step curriculum helps you develop Nonverbal Communication: How to a comprehensive understanding of tax planning Speak and Listen Without Words strategies, advanced social security planning, wealth Avoid miscommunication and become a better accumulation versus (de)cummulation, the sequence communicator overall! Learn about the extraordinary of returns risk, long-term care and Medicare options amount of information that can be provided through and will give you the tools to design your own nonverbal communication and how a simple strategy. Learn about the final stage of your financial movement or facial expression can completely life through discussion of wills, trusts, estate and tax contradict what message you are trying to get across. efficient legacy planning. Handouts provided. Understand how to identify, interpret and use basic FINC:736 | 3 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG nonverbal cues to improve your communication skills. P03 Tu 6–8 p.m. Andrew Hall COMM:711 | 2 sessions | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Feb. 18 – March 3 MC-SO, 107 P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Erin De Vore Feb. 18 – Feb. 25 STLCC-South County, 122 NEW! Retirement Exit Strategy You have compiled a lifetime of assets. Now what? NEW! Communication Skills for Explore strategies to live the retirement you earned. Personal Empowerment Topics include tax strategy and how to minimize At least 95% of all conflicts are caused by poor taxation over the course of not only your life, but your communication and all successful relationships are heirs’ lives as well; estate planning and passing money built on good communication, including personal, on as efficiently as possible, eliminating probate social and business connections. In this class, learn and reducing taxation; income stream analysis to the two rules and three components of good determine the sources and timing of money to take communication, plus how to empower yourself from in order to reduce longevity risk and unnecessary through personal responsibility, proper body language taxes; social security maximization strategies, spousal and assertiveness. Bring your biggest communication benefit planning and more. challenges to class to receive helpful tips and problem- FINC:736 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG solving strategies. P02 Th 6–8 p.m. Andrew Hall COMM:765 | 3 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $75 REG Feb. 27 FP-G, 327 P02 Th 6–8:30 p.m. Jean Walters P01 Th 6–8 p.m. Bernie Wrezinski Feb. 27 – March 12 STLCC-Corp, 207 March 5 MC-SO, 109 P04 Th 6–8 p.m. Andrew Hall No Sweat Public Speaking March 12 STLCC-South County, 104 Speaking opportunities are business, career and leadership opportunities! Are you making the most of those speaking moments? Learn how to Understanding Retirement develop, practice and deliver knock-your-socks-off Healthcare and Social Security presentations with no sweat! Learn the components As people approach retirement, a common concern is of a presentation along with tips to take your the answer to the question, “What if I get sick?” Prepare presentation from “blah” to “ah.” Overcome your fear of for important decisions about your healthcare by public speaking. Class taught by a local speaker, coach understanding your health insurance options. Learn and author. about healthcare decisions to be made before and at retirement including, in easy-to-understand terms, COMM:715 | 3 sessions | $31 AGE 60+ | $49 REG what Medicare does and does not offer. You will also P01 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Fred Miller learn about Social Security, the original source of April 9 – April 23 MC-BA, 122 guaranteed income for life, including the benefits of delaying distributions, how your Social Security income will be taxed and the little-understood effect Listening Beyond the Words: of earned income on Social Security benefits. Building Communication Skills Ineffective listening can block the success of any FINC:736 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG business. Are you hearing your customers’ needs and P05 W 7–9 p.m. Steve Glazer desires? Are your relationships with colleagues and co- April 8 MC-SO, 109 workers harmonious? Learn to build skills that enhance P06 W 7–9 p.m. Steve Glazer your working and personal relationships. Class will April 15 WW, 204 focus on the fundamentals of effective listening and eliminating defensiveness in the communication process. Discover blocks hindering good listening and Managing Cash Flow in Retirement build positive interaction, in-depth listening skills and Living in retirement is all about the cash flow, not the appropriate feedback. Lunch on your own. pile of cash. Learn about retirement income planning | | $ | $ and threats to cash flow during your retirement years. BUSN:713 2 Sessions 45.50 AGE 60+ 69 REG Real life case studies will explore retiree health care P01 Tu 7–9:30 p.m. Jean Walters costs and the impact of taxes and withdrawal rates on May 5 – May 12 MC-BA, 120 investment account longevity. FINC:736 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG P07 W 7–9 p.m. Steve Glazer May 6 MC-BA, 116

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 47 Sign Language Foreign Language Sign Language: Beginning ASL Learn the fundamentals of American Sign Language Arabic Bosnian (ASL), including finger spelling and hand signs. You will also receive a brief overview of deaf culture as you NEW! Arabic for the Traveler NEW! Bosnian-Croatian for Neighbors begin to learn the basics of unspoken communication. Traveling to an Arabic-speaking country for business How did St. Louis become home to 70,000 Bosnians, Text required; bring to first class: “A Basic Course in or pleasure? Explore a new culture and language in the highest population outside of Europe? What American Sign Language” ISBN 978-0932666420. a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Learn practical is the difference in a Bosniak, Croat and Serb? Get SIGN:701 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG vocabulary for traveling, correct pronunciation, and the opportunity to learn more about your Bosnian P03 M 6–8 p.m. Ronald Selinger the basic sentence structure necessary to understand neighbors from customs and food to religion and March 23 – May 11 FV-C, 110 and begin to formulate conversations in Arabic. Bring history! Learn more about those from the Balkan required text to first class: “Ultimate Arabic Beginner- peninsula and be able to say hello to your Bosnian Intermediate” ISBN 978-1400009770. Suggested texts: neighbors in their native language. If you are Getting Started With Sign Language I “Arabic Practical Dictionary” ISBN 978-0781810456, interested in cultures and inclusion, this is the class Join other individuals who would like a basic “Arabic: A Language Map” ISBN 978-0944502181. for you! No text required. Bring notebook, pencil and knowledge and learn common vocabulary (numbers, small pocket notebook. feelings, opposites, colors, food, etc.) to begin FLAR:701 | 4 sessions | $39.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG communicating in Sign Language. Class does not P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Jabr Dumit FLBO:765 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG cover ASL sentence structure. No text required. Feb. 19 – March 11 MC-SO, 112 P01 Tu 5:30–7:30 p.m. Azim Mujakic SIGN:701 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Feb. 11 STLCC-South County, 103 P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Cynthia Hayes We have more! Traveling soon? Check out Feb. 18 – April 14 STLCC-South County, 103 "Great Tips for Traveling Abroad" on page 55. Bosnian-Croatian Language: • NOTE: No class 3/17. Beginning I Are you interested in the Bosnian-Croatian language Arabic Language: Beginning I and culture of the region? Learn basic everyday Getting Started With Sign Language II The Arabic language is one of the most widely-spoken expressions, simple conversational phrases and Explore even more common words and phrases as contemporary culture of the Balkan peninsula from you continue learning basic signs and build upon languages in the world! Learn fundamentals of the Arabic language including the alphabet, reading, a native speaker. No text required. Bring notebook, the knowledge you acquired in the prerequisite class, pencil and small pocket notebook. Getting Started with Sign Language I. Class does not writing, grammar and conversation. Meet with others cover ASL sentence structure. No text required. who share a common interest in the Arabic culture FLBO:717 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG | | $ | $ and language in this introduction to Modern Standard P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Azim Mujakic SIGN:702 8 sessions 60 AGE 60+ 99 REG Arabic. Bring required text to first class: “Ultimate P01 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Cynthia Hayes Feb. 25 – April 21 STLCC-South County, 104 Arabic Beginner-Intermediate” ISBN 978-1400009770. • NOTE: No class 3/17. Feb. 20 – April 16 STLCC-South County, 102 Suggested texts: “Arabic Practical Dictionary” ISBN • NOTE: No class 3/19. 978-0781810456, “Arabic: A Language Map” ISBN 978- 0944502181. Bosnian-Croatian Language: FLAR:717 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Beginning II Getting Started With Sign Explore Bosnian-Croatian culture and language in a Language III: Chapters 7-12 P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Jabr Dumit March 25 – May 13 MC-SO, 112 relaxed and informal atmosphere. Continue to study Build upon the skills you learned in the Beginning I reading, writing, and grammar, and build stronger and Beginning II sign language classes to increase • NOTE: No class 3/18. communicative competence and vocabulary in a new your ability to communicate using sign language language. Prerequisite: Bosnian-Croatian Language: and continue to learn many more signs as you work Beginning I or equivalent experience. No text required. through the book, “The Joy of Signing.” The book is Bring notebook, pencil and small pocket notebook. divided into several chapters and may be taken at any French time as the skills are independent of each other. This FLBO:718 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG class will cover chapters 7-12. Class does not cover French for the Traveler P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Azim Mujakic ASL sentence structure. Prerequisite: Getting Started Enjoy an easy and practical introduction to the French Feb. 26 – April 22 STLCC-South County, 103 with Sign Language II. Text required; bring to first language. Learn survival phrases and how to read • NOTE: No class 3/18. class: “The Joy of Signing” by Lottie Riekehof ISBN 978- menus, transportation schedules and more. Explore 1607313618. cultural differences and be prepared to enjoy your SIGN:702 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG adventure. A jump-start course for smart travelers! Chinese (Mandarin) P02 M 6:30–8:30 p.m. Cynthia Hayes Bring required text to first class: “Berlitz French Phrase Book & Dictionary” ISBN 978-1780044859. Feb. 24 – April 20 STLCC-South County, 103 FLFR:716 | 5 sessions | $44.50 AGE 60+ | $75 REG Chinese for First Timers P01 M 6:30–9 p.m. Patricia Adams Start with the basics as you explore an ancient culture April 20 – May 18 MC-SO, 204 and language with the perfect class for beginners. Get introduced to pronunciation, the Pin Yin system, greetings and basic sentences. No text required. We have more! Traveling soon? Check out FLCH:717 | 4 sessions | $39.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG "Great Tips for Traveling Abroad" on page 55. P01 M 7–9 p.m. John Yeh Feb. 10 – March 9 MC-CN, 226 • NOTE: No class 2/17. French Language: Beginning I Explore a new culture and language in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Learn practical vocabulary, Chinese (Mandarin) Language: correct pronunciation, and the basic sentence Beginning I structure necessary to understand and begin to Learn practical Mandarin conversation skills and formulate conversations in French. Bring required dialogue for travel or business. Master useful dialogue text to first class: “French Now! Level 1” ISBN 978- to ask for directions, navigate public transportation, 1438072791. order at restaurants and other necessities. After completing this class you will have a basic knowledge FLFR:717 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG of the Chinese language. Prerequisite: Chinese for P01 M 6:30–8:30 p.m. Barbara Sandmel First Timers or knowledge of the Pin Yin system. Bring March 23 – May 11 Clayton HS, 123 required text to first class: “Lonely Planet Mandarin Phrasebook and Dictionary” 10th ed., ISBN 978- 1786571694. FLCH:717 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG P02 M 7–9 p.m. John Yeh March 23 – May 11 MC-CN, 226

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German Italian

German for the Traveler Preparing for Your Trip to Italy Italian Language: Beginning II Enjoy an easy and practical introduction to the Do you have an upcoming trip to Italy or want to Continue to increase your knowledge of the German language. Learn survival phrases and how to know more about traveling there? Then this is the Italian language including speaking, grammar and read signs and menus, transportation schedules and course for you! Learn practical traveling tips and vocabulary. Concentration on oral use of the language more! Explore cultural differences and be prepared to cultural differences to be aware of while in the country. in everyday situations and conversation with cultural enjoy your adventure in Germany with this jump-start Instructor previously lived in Italy and travels there elements are emphasized. Class is conducted almost course for smart travelers! Bring recommended text to frequently. Now she wants to help prepare you to exclusively in Italian. Prerequisite: Italian Language: first class: “Berlitz German Phrase Book & Dictionary” enjoy your experience while in this beautiful country! Beginning I or equivalent experience. Bring required ISBN 978-1780045016. No text required. Bring pencil and notebook. text to first class: “Ultimate Italian: Beginner- FLGE:716 | 4 sessions | $39.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG FLIT:765 | 1 session | $19 AGE 60+ | $25 REG Intermediate” ISBN 978-1400009671, available online. P01 Th 6–8 p.m. Ann Nufer-Cotter P01 M 4–6 p.m. Barbara Klein FLIT:718 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG March 26 – April 16 MC-SO, 109 March 23 FP-G, 323 P01 Tu 4–6 p.m. Barbara Klein P02 Tu 7–9 p.m. Barbara Klein March 24 – May 12 MC-SO, 108 We have more! Traveling soon? Check out March 24 MC-SO, 108 P02 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Maria Brandle "Great Tips for Traveling Abroad" on page 55. March 24 – May 12 Kirkwood Sr. HS, E 183 We have more! Traveling soon? Check out • NOTE: Please enter school from the Essex lot. "Great Tips for Traveling Abroad" on page 55. German Language: Beginning I Italian Conversation: Intermediate I Explore a new culture and language in a relaxed and Improve your conversational skills in Italian through informal atmosphere. Learn practical vocabulary, Italian for the Traveler focus on everyday vocabulary and situations. Examine correct pronunciation and the basic sentence structure Enjoy an easy and practical introduction to the Italian and review basic grammar and sentence structure. necessary to understand and begin to formulate language. Learn survival phrases and how to read Aspects of Italian culture will be introduced and conversations in German! Bring required text to first signs and menus, transportation schedules and more. highlighted as topics of conversation throughout the class: “Berliner Platz 1, NEU” ISBN 978-3126060257. Explore cultural differences and be prepared to enjoy class. Class will be conducted almost exclusively in FLGE:717 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG your adventure in Italy with this jump-start course Italian. Prerequisite: Italian Language: Beginning III or P01 W 6–8 p.m. Ann Nufer-Cotter for smart travelers! Bring required text to first class: equivalent experience. Please enter school from the Essex lot. Bring required text to first class: “Ultimate Jan. 22 – March 11 MC-SO, 109 “Berlitz Italian Phrase Book & Dictionary” ISBN 978- 1780044866. Italian: Beginner-Intermediate” ISBN 978-1400009671, available online. FLIT:716 | 6 sessions | $50 AGE 60+ | $79 REG German Language: Beginning II FLIT:720 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Continue to increase your knowledge of the P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Barbara Klein Jan. 21 – Feb. 25 MC-SO, 108 P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Maria Brandle German language including speaking, grammar and Jan. 15 – March 11 Kirkwood Sr. HS, E 183 vocabulary. Concentration will be on oral use of the P03 M 4–6 p.m. Barbara Klein language in everyday situations. Prerequisite: German March 30 – May 4 FP-G, 323 • NOTE: No class 2/12. Language: Beginning I or equivalent experience. Bring P04 Tu 7–9 p.m. Barbara Klein required text to first class: “Berliner Platz 1, NEU” ISBN April 7 – May 12 MC-SO, 108 Italian Conversation: Intermediate II 978-3126060257. Continue to increase your knowledge of the FLGE:718 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Italian language including speaking, grammar and Sights to See in Italy by Region vocabulary. Concentration will be on oral use of the P01 M 6–8 p.m. Ann Nufer-Cotter Join us on a trip across the ocean for a picturesque March 23 – May 11 MC-SO, 109 language in everyday situations. Conversation with slideshow tour and enjoy a glimpse of the 20 regions cultural elements will be emphasized. Class will be of Italy. From the ancient and historical cities of Rome, conducted almost exclusively in Italian. Prerequisite: German Language: Intermediate II Florence and Venice, to the Valley of the Temples Italian Language: Intermediate I or equivalent Continue to deepen your knowledge of German and in Sicily and medieval castles in Valle d’Aosta, you’ll experience. Please enter school from the Essex lot. expand its use. Students will become increasingly discover the splendor of some of Italy’s hidden Bring required text to first class: “Ultimate Italian: proficient in conversational skills as they use their treasures! No text required. Bring pencil and notebook. Beginner-Intermediate” ISBN 978-1400009671, language to explore real-life situations. Prerequisite: FLIT:765 | 1 session | $19 AGE 60+ | $25 REG available online. German Language: Intermediate I. Bring required P03 Tu 7–9 p.m. Barbara Klein FLIT:721 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG text to first class: “Berliner Platz 1, NEU” ISBN 978- March 31 MC-SO, 108 3126060257. P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Maria Brandle March 25 – May 13 Kirkwood Sr. HS, E 183 FLGE:720 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Italian Language: Beginning I P02 Tu 6–8 p.m. Ann Nufer-Cotter Explore a new culture and language in a relaxed and Jan. 21 – March 10 MC-SO, 109 informal atmosphere. Learn practical vocabulary, Japanese correct pronunciation and the basic sentence structure German Language: Intermediate III necessary to understand and formulate conversations Expand your conversational skills in German through in Italian. Bring required text to first class: “Ultimate NEW! Japanese for the Traveler focus on everyday vocabulary and situations. Italian: Beginner-Intermediate” ISBN 978-1400009671, Enjoy an easy and practical introduction to the Advanced level grammar and sentence structure available online. Japanese language. Learn survival phrases and how to read signs, menus, transportation schedules and is examined and reviewed. Prerequisite: German | | $ AGE 60+ | $ REG FLIT:717 8 sessions 60 99 more. Explore cultural differences and be prepared to Language: Intermediate II. Bring required text to first P01 Tu 4–6 p.m. Barbara Klein class: “Berliner Platz 1, NEU” ISBN 978-3126060257. enjoy your adventure. A jump-start course for smart Jan. 21 – March 10 MC-SO, 108 travelers! No text required. FLGE:720 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG P02 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Maria Brandle | 4 sessions | $39.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG P03 Tu 6–8 p.m. Ann Nufer-Cotter FLJP:716 59 Jan. 21 – March 10 Kirkwood Sr. HS, E 183 P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Noriko McLeer March 24 – May 12 MC-SO, 109 • NOTE: Please enter school from the Essex lot. March 24 – April 14 MC-SO, 107 P04 M 7–9 p.m. Barbara Klein March 23 – May 11 FP-G, 323 We have more! Traveling soon? Check out "Great Tips for Traveling Abroad" on page 55.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 49 Korean Portuguese IV Russian Language: Intermediate III Continue to increase your knowledge of the Expand your conversational skills in Russian through Portuguese language and culture through an focus on everyday vocabulary and situations. Korean Language: Beginning I introduction to Brazilian literature and by exploring Advanced level grammar and sentence structure Explore a new culture and language in a relaxed and major tourist regions like the Amazon and Pantanal. will be examined and reviewed. Prerequisite: Russian informal atmosphere. Learn practical vocabulary, Prerequisite: Portuguese III or equivalent experience. Language: Intermediate II or equivalent experience. correct pronunciation and the basic sentence structure Class is taught by a native-fluent speaker provided by “Live from Russia: Volume 1” ISBN 978-0757552014. necessary to understand and converse in Korean. Last Viva Brasil STL. Bring required text to first class: “Bom | | $ | $ class will be a Korean potluck. Bring recommended FLRU:722 12 sessions 89 AGE 60+ 159 REG Dia, Brasil” ISBN 978-0300116311. P01 M 7–9 p.m. Valerie Powers text to first class: “Korean for Beginners: Mastering | | $ | $ Conversational Korean” ISBN 978-0804841009. FLPG:720 8 sessions 99 AGE 60+ 99 REG Feb. 10 – May 11 MC-SO, 112 P01 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Viva Brasil STL | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $ REG • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. FLKO:717 99 Jan. 25 – March 14 MC-CS, 204 P01 Sa 9:30–11:30 a.m. Misook Yu P02 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Viva Brasil STL March 28 – May 16 MC-CN, 128 Russian Language: Advanced II March 25 – May 13 MC-CS, 204 Continue to expand your understanding of Russian and develop your language skills. Become increasingly NEW! Korean Language: Beginning II proficient in conversational skills as you use the Continue to increase your knowledge of the Portuguese Conversation Continue to increase your knowledge of the language to explore real-life situations. Prerequisite: Korean language including speaking, grammar and Russian Language: Advanced I or equivalent vocabulary. Concentration will be on oral use of the Portuguese language including speaking, grammar and vocabulary in this immersive class conducted experience. Bring required text to first class: “Live from language in everyday situations. Conversation with Russia! Volume 1” ISBN 978-0757552014. cultural elements will be emphasized. Prerequisite: almost exclusively in Portuguese. Concentration will Korean Language: Beginning I or equivalent be on oral use of the language in everyday situations, FLRU:724 | 12 sessions | $89 AGE 60+ | $159 REG experience. One class will be held at a local Korean emphasizing conversation with cultural elements. P01 Th 7–9 p.m. Valerie Powers restaurant where students will be able to test their Prerequisite: Portuguese IV or equivalent experience. Jan. 23 – April 23 MC-SO, 204 skills! No text required. Class is taught by a native-fluent speaker provided by • NOTE: No class 3/19, 4/9. Viva Brasil STL. Bring required text to first class: “Bom | | $ | $ FLKO:718 8 sessions 60 AGE 60+ 99 REG Dia, Brasil” ISBN 978-0300116311. P01 Sa 9:30–11:30 a.m. Vicky Cho FLPG:723 | 8 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Russian Conversation: Advanced III March 28 – May 16 MC-SO, 206 P01 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Viva Brasil STL Continue to expand your understanding of Russian March 28 – May 16 MC-CS, 206 and develop your language skills. Become increasingly proficient in conversational skills as you use the Portuguese language to explore real-life situations. Prerequisite: Russian Conversation: Advanced II or equivalent Russian experience. Bring required text to first class: “Live from Portuguese I Russia! Volume 2” ISBN 978-0757558412. Ideal for tourists, business travelers or those interested | 12 sessions | $89 AGE 60+ | $ REG in the Brazilian culture, this beginning course provides Russian for First Timers FLRU:725 159 the necessary tools for students to engage in simple Explore a new culture and language. This class is P01 F 2:15–4:15 p.m. Valerie Powers Brazilian Portuguese conversation and to acquire basic perfect for beginners who are ready to start with the Jan. 24 – May 1 MC-SO, 204 reading skills. While the emphasis is on conversation, basics. Get introduced to the alphabet, pronunciation, • NOTE: No class 2/14, 3/20, 4/10. class also includes grammar. Class is taught by a greetings and phrases. Bring required text to first class: native-fluent speaker provided by Viva Brasil STL. Bring “Russian in 10 Minutes a Day” ISBN 978-1931873345. required text to first class: “Bom Dia, Brasil” ISBN 978- FLRU:717 | 4 sessions | $39.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG Spanish 0300116311. P01 Th 5–6:55 p.m. Valerie Powers | 8 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $ REG Jan. 23 – Feb. 13 MC-SO, 204 FLPG:717 99 Spanish for the Traveler P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Viva Brasil STL Traveling to a Spanish-speaking country? Explore a Jan. 22 – March 11 MC-CS, 206 Russian Language: Beginning I new culture and language in a relaxed and informal P02 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Viva Brasil STL Explore a new culture and language in a relaxed and atmosphere. Learn practical vocabulary for traveling, March 28 – May 16 MC-CN, 228 informal atmosphere. This course will primarily focus on correct pronunciation and the basic sentence structure oral proficiency of the Russian language. Prerequisite: necessary to understand and begin to formulate Russian for First Timers or a good understanding of the conversations in Spanish. Bring required texts to first Portuguese II Russian alphabet. Bring required text to first class: “Live class: “Spanish is Fun: Book 1” ISBN 978-1634199285 Learn language structures, vocabulary, communication from Russia: Volume 1” ISBN 978-0757552014. and “Spanish is Fun: Book 1 Companion Workbook” skills, and information about the culture and geography | | $ AGE 60+ | $ REG ISBN 978-1531106331. of Brazil. While the emphasis is on conversation, class FLRU:717 8 sessions 60 99 also includes grammar. Prerequisite: Portuguese I or P02 Th 5–7 p.m. Valerie Powers FLSP:716 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG equivalent experience. Class is taught by a native- Feb. 20 – April 23 MC-SO, 204 P01 M 6–8 p.m. Maria de la Garza fluent speaker provided by Viva Brasil STL. Bring • NOTE: No class 3/19, 4/9. March 23 – May 11 Clayton HS, 102 required text to first class: “Bom Dia, Brasil” ISBN 978- P02 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Timothy Neckermann 0300116311. Russian Language: Beginning II March 26 – May 14 STLCC-South County, 120 FLPG:718 | 8 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Continue to increase your knowledge of the P01 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Viva Brasil STL Russian language including speaking, grammar and We have more! Traveling soon? Check out Jan. 25 – March 14 MC-CS, 206 vocabulary. Concentration will be on oral use of the "Great Tips for Traveling Abroad" on page 55. P02 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Viva Brasil STL language in everyday situations. Prerequisite: Russian March 25 – May 13 MC-CS, 206 Language: Beginning I or equivalent experience. Bring required text to first class: “Live from Russia: Volume 1” ISBN 978-0757552014. Spanish Language: Beginning I Explore a new culture and language in a relaxed and Portuguese III | 12 sessions | $89 AGE 60+ | $ REG Continue to learn language structures, vocabulary, FLRU:718 159 informal atmosphere. Learn practical vocabulary, communication skills, culture and everyday vocabulary. P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Valerie Powers correct pronunciation and the basic sentence structure This course is for those with basic conversational ability Jan. 21 – May 5 MC-SO, 112 necessary to understand and begin to formulate in Portuguese. Prerequisite: Portuguese II or equivalent • NOTE: No class 2/4, 3/10, 3/17, 4/7. conversations in Spanish. Bring required texts to first experience. Class is taught by a native-fluent speaker class: “Spanish is Fun: Book 1” ISBN 978-1634199285 provided by Viva Brasil STL. Bring required text to first Russian Language: Intermediate I and “Spanish is Fun: Book 1 Companion Workbook” class: “Bom Dia, Brasil” ISBN 978-0300116311. Improve your conversational skills in Russian through ISBN 978-1531106331. FLPG:719 | 8 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $99 REG focus on everyday vocabulary and situations. Examine FLSP:717 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Viva Brasil STL and review basic grammar and sentence structure. P02 Tu 7–9 p.m. Ann Rupert Jan. 22 – March 11 MC-CS, 204 Prerequisite: Russian Language: Beginning III or Jan. 21 – March 10 MC-SO, 206 P02 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Viva Brasil STL equivalent experience. Bring required text to first class: P04 Tu 4:30–6:25 p.m. Timothy Neckermann March 28 – May 16 MC-CS, 204 “Live from Russia: Volume 1” ISBN 978-0757552014. Jan. 21 – March 10 STLCC-South County, 212 FLRU:720 | 12 sessions | $89 AGE 60+ | $159 REG P03 W 4:30–6:30 p.m. Timothy Neckermann P01 W 7–9 p.m. Valerie Powers Jan. 22 – March 11 FP-G, 325 Jan. 22 – April 15 MC-SO, 111 P01 Tu 4:30–6:30 p.m. Maria de la Garza • NOTE: No class 3/18. March 24 – May 12 FV-C, 104 P05 M 4–6 p.m. Ann Rupert March 23 – May 11 MC-SO, 206

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Spanish Conversation: Intermediate III Spanish Grammar: Intermediate IV Expand your conversational skills in Spanish through Continue to increase your proficiency in conjugating focus on everyday vocabulary and situations. verbs and understanding the present, preterite, Advanced level grammar and sentence structure imperfect and future tenses through writing and will be examined and reviewed. Aspects of Latin speaking. Practice incorporating prepositional culture will be introduced and highlighted as topics pronouns, direct and indirect objects, and interrogative of conversation throughout the class. Prerequisite: words as you master the Spanish language. Spanish Conversation: Intermediate II or equivalent Prerequisite: Spanish Grammar: Intermediate III or experience. Bring required texts to first class: “Spanish equivalent experience in the basic pronunciation is Fun: Book 2” ISBN 978-1629746708, “Spanish is Fun: and understanding of subject pronouns and verb Book 2 Companion Workbook” ISBN 978-1629746654. conjugation. Bring required text to first class: “Primer FLSP:722 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Libro (Spanish First Year) Workbook” 2nd ed., ISBN 978- P01 W 4:30–6:30 p.m. Maria de la Garza 0877205197. Jan. 22 – March 11 MC-SO, 206 FLSP:721 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG P04 Th 7–9 p.m. Ann Rupert Advanced Spanish Reading March 26 – May 14 MC-BA, 120 Increase your Spanish vocabulary and comprehension Spanish Language: Beginning II by reading and discussing a book that richly portrays Spanish Grammar: Advanced III Continue to increase your knowledge of the Spanish culture and personal journeys. In our first Continue to increase your proficiency in conjugating Spanish language including speaking, grammar and section (P01), explore “Canasta de Cuentos Mexicanos” verbs and understanding tenses through practice with vocabulary. Concentration will be on oral use of the by B. Traven, a series of short stories about traveling future and conditional tenses; present, past, future and language in everyday situations. Prerequisite: Spanish to remote areas of Mexico and observing the wit conditional perfect tenses; and reflexive verbs, polite Language: Beginning I or equivalent experience. Bring and ingenuity of those who live there. In our second commands, and verbs categorized by special infinitive required texts to first class: “Spanish is Fun: Book 1” ISBN section (P02), join us for "Senderos fronterizos" by endings. Prerequisite: Spanish Grammar: Advanced 978-1634199285, “Spanish is Fun: Book 1 Companion Francisco Jiménez, the author's teenage recollection II or equivalent experience, basic pronunciation, Workbook” ISBN 978-1531106331. of emigrating to America and the challenges he and and understanding of subject pronouns and verb | | $ | $ his family faced through poverty and prejudice. Each conjugation. Bring required text to first class: “Segundo FLSP:718 8 sessions 60 AGE 60+ 99 REG section offered separately. Prerequisite: Spanish Libro (Workbook in Spanish Two Years)” 2nd ed., ISBN P01 Tu 4:30–6:30 p.m. Timothy Neckermann Conversation: Advanced I or equivalent experience. 978-0877205067, available online. March 24 – May 12 FP-G, 325 FLSP:765 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG FLSP:723 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG P02 Tu 7–9 p.m. Ann Rupert P01 Th 6–8 p.m. Maria de la Garza P01 Tu 4–6 p.m. Ann Rupert March 24 – May 12 MC-SO, 206 Jan. 23 – March 12 MC-CN, 128 Jan. 21 – March 10 MC-SO, 206 • NOTE: Bring required text to first class: Spanish Language: Beginning III “Canasta de Cuentos Mexicanos” ISBN 978- Spanish Grammar: Advanced IV Continue to increase your knowledge of the 6074535464, available online. Continue to increase your proficiency in conjugating Spanish language including speaking, grammar and P02 Th 6–8 p.m. Maria de la Garza verbs and understanding tenses through practice with vocabulary. Concentration will be on oral use of the March 26 – May 14 MC-CN, 128 future and conditional tenses; present, past, future and language in everyday situations. Prerequisite: Spanish conditional perfect tenses; and reflexive verbs, polite Language: Beginning II or equivalent experience. Bring • NOTE: Bring required text to first class: "Senderos fronterizos" ISBN 978-0618226184, commands, and verbs categorized by special infinitive required texts to first class: “Spanish is Fun: Book 1” endings. Prerequisite: Spanish Grammar: Advanced ISBN 978-1634199285 and “Spanish is Fun: Book 1 available online. III or equivalent experience, basic pronunciation, Companion Workbook” ISBN 978-1531106331. and understanding of subject pronouns and verb FLSP:719 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Spanish Grammar: Beginning III conjugation. Bring required text to first class: “Segundo P04 Tu 4:30–6:30 p.m. Maria de la Garza Continue to increase your proficiency in conjugating Libro (Workbook in Spanish Two Years)” 2nd ed., ISBN Jan. 21 – March 10 FV-C, 104 verbs and understanding the present tense and 978-0877205067, available online. P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Timothy Neckermann the preterite (past) tense through more writing and FLSP:723 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Jan. 21 – March 10 STLCC-South County, 212 conversation as you master the Spanish language. P02 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Ann Rupert P02 M 6:30–8:30 p.m. Timothy Neckermann Prerequisite: Spanish Grammar: Beginning II or Feb. 22 – April 18 MC-BA, 114 equivalent experience, basic pronunciation, and • NOTE: No class 3/21. March 23 – May 11 FP-G, 325 understanding of subject pronouns and verb conjugation. Bring required text to first class: “Primer P03 Tu 4–6 p.m. Ann Rupert Spanish Language: Intermediate I Libro (Spanish First Year) Workbook” 2nd ed., ISBN 978- March 24 – May 12 MC-SO, 206 Improve your conversational skills in Spanish through 0877205197. focus on everyday vocabulary and situations. Examine FLSP:719 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG and review basic grammar and sentence structure. P03 M 7–9 p.m. Ann Rupert Aspects of Latino culture will be introduced and Jan. 27 – March 30 MC-SO, 206 highlighted as topics of conversation throughout the Wonderful instructor. Ann Rupert • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. class. Prerequisite: Spanish Language: Beginning III “is first class, obviously loves or equivalent experience. Bring required texts to first class: “Spanish is Fun: Book 2” ISBN 978-1629746708 Spanish Grammar: Intermediate III what she is doing in teaching and “Spanish is Fun: Book 2 Companion Workbook” Continue to increase your proficiency in conjugating these classes in Spanish. ISBN 978-1629746654. verbs and understanding the present, preterite, FLSP:720 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG imperfect and future tenses through writing and P02 Tu 7–9 p.m. Timothy Neckermann speaking. Practice incorporating prepositional March 24 – May 12 FP-G, 325 pronouns, direct and indirect objects, and interrogative words as you master the Spanish language. P01 W 4–6 p.m. Maria de la Garza Randall H. Prerequisite: Spanish Grammar: Intermediate II St. Louis March 25 – May 13 MC-SO, 109 or equivalent experience, basic pronunciation, and understanding of subject pronouns and verb Spanish Language: Intermediate II conjugation. Bring required text to first class: “Primer Improve your conversational skills in Spanish through Libro (Spanish First Year) Workbook” 2nd ed., ISBN 978- focus on everyday vocabulary and situations. Examine 0877205197. and review basic grammar and sentence structure. FLSP:721 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG Aspects of Latin culture will be introduced and P02 Th 7–9 p.m. Ann Rupert highlighted as topics of conversation throughout the Jan. 16 – March 5 MC-SO, 112 class. Prerequisite: Spanish Language: Intermediate I or equivalent experience. Bring required texts to first class: “Spanish is Fun: Book 2” ISBN 978-1629746708 and “Spanish is Fun: Book 2 Companion Workbook” ISBN 978-1629746654. FLSP:721 | 8 sessions | $60 AGE 60+ | $99 REG P01 W 7–9 p.m. Timothy Neckermann Jan. 22 – March 11 FP-G, 325

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 51 HISTORICAL STUDIES Genealogy Outdated or Not? Using Online Newspapers to Using a Library Effectively Expand Your Family Research There is a vast array of genealogical information Researchers often look to newspapers for one item: available at the library. Learn about different types of obituaries. Today, more and more online newspapers libraries, how to locate them and how to effectively help users gather additional information used in use them for your research! Prerequisites: Windows® research. Learn about these resources, where to computer skills and an active St. Louis County locate them online and how to effectively use them. Library card. Prerequisites: Windows® computer skills and an active GENE:704 | 2 sessions | $27 AGE 60+ | $39 REG St. Louis County Library card. P01 Tu 3–5 p.m. Mary Stamm GENE:705 | 2 sessions | $27 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Feb. 4 – Feb. 11 MC-BA, 202 P03 Tu 3:30–5:30 p.m. Mary Stamm March 24 – March 31 MC-BA, 202 Finding Death Information On- and Offline Unlocking Deeds to Gather Death is inevitable, yet finding that elusive death record Family Information sometimes proves difficult. Besides the obvious death Our ancestors often bought and sold property. Learn certificate, this class will explore additional sources of how to examine and analyze your family’s deeds to death information. Prerequisites: Windows® computer unlock a treasure trove of genealogical information. skills and an active St. Louis County Library card. Prerequisite: Windows® computer skills. Must have an GENE:704 | 2 sessions | $27 AGE 60+ | $39 REG active free FamilySearch.org account and bring login P02 W 3–5 p.m. Mary Stamm information to class. Feb. 5 – Feb. 12 STLCC-South County, 209 GENE:704 | 2 sessions | $27 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P04 W 3–5 p.m. Mary Stamm Using FamilySearch.org April 1 – April 8 MC-BA, 202 Learn to effectively use the resources available from an old favorite, FamilySearch.org, which offers massive NEW! Which DNA Test is Best? amounts of genealogical information available for free. Are you thinking about getting a DNA test for Learn tips to navigate the website and explore all it has genealogy? Have you already received results that are to offer for your genealogical research. Instructions less clear than expected? Join us to learn about DNA to register at FamilySearch.org for a free account will inheritance, choosing the best test for your situation be sent. Please register prior to first class and bring or question, and developing a research strategy to account login and jump drive to class. Prerequisite: answer your family history mysteries. Windows® computer skills. GENE:765 | 3 sessions | $33 AGE 60+ | $49 REG GENE:705 | 2 sessions | $27 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P02 W 5:30–7:30 p.m. Kris Dysert P01 Tu 3–5 p.m. Mary Stamm April 15 – April 29 MC-BA, 114 Feb. 18 – Feb. 25 STLCC-South County, 209 Delving into Probate Records Climbing Genealogical Brick Walls: Probate records hold a wealth of clues regarding the Genealogical Problem Solving rich, poor or transient ancestor. Learn how to access A common problem with genealogical research and evaluate probate case files for family history. is blocked family lines. Learn problem-solving Prerequisite: Windows® computer skills. Bring jump techniques to climb these walls and discover what lies drive, notebook, pencil and family research notes to behind them with this interactive class. Prerequisite: class. Pre-course materials available at leafseeker.com/ Windows® computer skills and a beginning genealogy resources.html. class from either St. Louis Genealogical Society or St. GENE:704 | 2 sessions | $24.50 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Louis Community College with at least six months of P05 Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. LaDonna Garner applicable experience. April 16 – April 23 FV-B, 120 GENE:704 | 4 sessions | $35.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG P03 W 3–5 p.m. Mary Stamm Feb. 19 – March 11 STLCC-South County, 209

NEW! Planning Family Reunions and Get-Togethers Memorable family gatherings start with a bit of preparation, a dash of family history and a pinch of creative sharing. Discover avenues to host a family reunion that commemorates family lineage. Prerequisite: Windows® computer skills. Bring jump drive, notebook, pencil and family research notes to class. GENE:765 | 2 sessions | $24.50 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P01 Th 1–4 p.m. LaDonna Garner Feb. 20 – Feb. 27 STLCC-South County, 209

African American Genealogy Basics Discover tools and tips for compiling and furthering the family histories of African-American ancestors. NEW! Useful Maps and Apps for Prerequisite: Windows® computer skills. Suited for Family History Projects beginning to intermediate researchers. Bring jump Explore map collections and applications that aid drive, notebook, pencil and family research notes to genealogy research and enrich the family tree. Bring class. Precourse materials available at leafseeker.com/ jump drive, notebook, pencil and family research notes resources.html. to class. Precourse materials available at leafseeker. com/resources.html. GENE:705 | 2 sessions | $24.50 AGE 60+ | $39 REG | 2 sessions | $24.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG P02 Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. LaDonna Garner GENE:704 39 P06 Th 1–4 p.m. LaDonna Garner March 5 – March 12 FV-B, 120 May 7 – May 14 STLCC-South County, 206

52 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Culture Religion NEW! Superhero Cinema: Religion and Its Role in World History History of the Bible Caped Crusaders on Screen Join this exciting journey exploring the question, Join us for the fascinating history of the world’s Enter the multiverse of mighty heroes and menacing “What is religion?” Discussion includes a brief survey of most famous, most read, most debated and most villains as we explore how the four-color fun of comic world history examining how religion has influenced controversial book. Discussion will focus on how, book heroes has inspired some of the most exciting, every period. This class is a recommended prerequisite when and by whom the material was recorded, copied, iconic and influential movies in American history. for the Eastern Religions and Western/Monotheistic translated, debated and eventually selected to be Learn the cinematic secrets of Batman, Spider-Man, Religions courses, which discuss five major world canonized into collections to form the Hebrew Bible Wonder Woman, Wolverine, Black Panther, Captain religions. followed by the Christian Bible, consisting of the Old Marvel and many more in this multimedia survey of RELG:701 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG and New Testaments. The Protestant Reformation what has become one of the world’s favorite genres. P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jan Worley will be discussed with attention to the implications of printing and translation of the Bible into English, CLTR:704 | 1 session | $11.50 AGE 60+ | $19 REG Jan. 21 MC-BA, 114 the recovery of ancient manuscripts, construction P01 Tu 6–9 p.m. Daniel Yezbick of critical editions and the rise of critical historical March 3 FP-T, 104 Eastern Religions scholarship and contemporary responses. Stories If you are intrigued by the major religions of Asia, within the Bible will not be discussed. NEW! Read All About It!: begin your search for understanding with this course RELG:704 | 2 sessions | $19 AGE 60+ | $29 REG offering an introduction to the teachings, history, P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jan Worley A Midwife’s Memoir development and current challenges of Hinduism and Explore the memoir of Jennifer Worth, author of “The April 14 – April 21 WW, 202 Midwife: A Memoir of Birth, Joy and Hard Times (The Buddhism. Expand your knowledge of other belief Midwife Trilogy),” series of books developed into one systems and discuss the differences and similarities of PBS’ most popular series, “Call The Midwife.” Come of the major world religions. It is recommended that Forgiveness: The Key to Happiness read about and discuss the culture of the time periods this course be taken in conjunction with Religion and Love can heal the world and forgiveness is the catalyst in her books and how it has evolved into what society Its Role in World History and Western/Monotheistic for making it happen. When we give up all grievances, is today. Receive the book to read sections of in class Religions to provide a more complete view of major the path is open to finding real peace and happiness. and then take home. Cost of book included in class fee. world religions. Discussion includes inspirational stories of the miracles | | $ | $ RELG:702 | 2 sessions | $19 AGE 60+ | $29 REG of personal healing that radical forgiveness can CLTR:705 1 session 14 AGE 60+ 19 REG produce and why forgiveness is so important for our P01 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Jacqueline Mink P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jan Worley Jan. 28 – Feb. 4 MC-BA, 114 own well-being and for others. The steps of performing March 14 FV-C, 104 forgiveness is presented and discussed. Following these steps outside the classroom can release NEW! Message Music: Five Decades of Western/Monotheistic Religions grievances and heal relationships. This presentation of Protest Songs and Their Influence Each session focuses on the teachings, history, forgiveness is psychologically based and is not focused Join us for a generations-spanning march through development and current challenges of Judaism, on any particular religious view of forgiveness, so no the music of debate, dissent and deconstruction as Christianity or Islam to expand knowledge of other religious or faith-based view of forgiveness is needed we survey some of American history’s most vehement belief systems while giving students the opportunity to understand and practice it. songs, poems, and sounds of change, hope and action. to discuss differences and similarities of major world RELG:765 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG Learn the historical context and individual inspirations religions. It is recommended that this course be taken P02 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jan Worley in conjunction with Religion and Its Role in World behind many favorites and learn about some tunes, April 28 WW, 202 too! Picket signs optional. History and Eastern Religions to provide a more complete view of major world religions. CLTR:706 | 1 session | $11.50 AGE 60+ | $19 REG | 3 sessions | $24.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG P01 Tu 6–9 p.m. Daniel Yezbick RELG:703 39 P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jan Worley March 24 FP-T, 203 Philosophy Feb. 11 – Feb. 25 MC-BA, 114 NEW! Putting the Human Is Everything Really Getting Worse? NEW! Rags to Royalty: Mary in Art in Human Rights In the U.S. and around the world it seems societal What ethical dilemmas arise with human rights and challenges like crime, terrorism, poverty, inequality, and Culture Through the Centuries civil liberties? Explore modern challenges to equality, wars, prejudice, health, the environment, education, Mary, the mother of Jesus, is the most famous woman in the history of the world. She has been depicted as philosophical views on human rights, and the immigration, political systems and moral values are Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ function within getting worse. But are they really? Should we be humble peasant, serene virgin, tender mother and radiant queen. Discover the history of Christianity’s society today to construct an individual perspective on pessimistic about the future or optimistic? Will our human rights. Please bring a pen and loose leaf paper. children and grandchildren inherit a world of even relationship with Mary through thematic exploration greater challenges than we experienced? This class will of her cultural and artistic representations. Reference PHIL:701 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG present facts (not feelings or personal observations) will be made to scriptural tenets and key theologians. P01 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Danielle Walker so that you can come to your own conclusion through RELG:765 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG Jan. 22 FP-F, 325 sound reasoning. You may be quite surprised at P01 Th 6:30–8 p.m. Yvonne Klein the outcome. Feb. 13 MC-SO, 108 NEW! Environmental Ethics CLTR:703 | 2 sessions | $16.50 AGE 60+ | $29 REG Do humans have moral obligations outside of the P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Jan Worley human race? Explore the expansion of the moral March 24 – March 31 WW, 204 community to include animals, forests and even bodies of water through philosophical views on environmental ethics. Connect this logic to modern NEW! A Transgender Experience: societal issues in determining the inclusion of animals A Comprehensive Discussion and non-sentient beings in moral considerations. Explore concepts that illuminate the complexities of Please bring a pen and loose leaf paper. gender identity. Topics in this newly expanded course | | $ | $ include history, terminology, etiquette and policy PHIL:701 1 session 14 AGE 60+ 19 REG advocacy. Through tales of personal experience, film P02 W 6:30–8:30 p.m. Danielle Walker depictions, lecture and discussion, the facilitator will Feb. 5 MC-SO, 205 debunk myths and provide information about the range of trans identities and experiences. Gain comfort talking about trans issues and explore how these issues are relevant to you in your communities. Leave class with new understanding and a list of resources. CLTR:701 | 4 sessions | $39.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P01 Tu 6–9 p.m. Stephanie Thurmer April 7 – April 28 FP-G, 115

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 53 History Local History NEW! History of the Hill Rating Leadership: Generals in the ETO The Campaign in Italy 1943-1945 Learn about this beloved St. Louis neighborhood from Explore how to rate military leadership at the general Largely forgotten after D-Day and too often ignored by the view of Hill native Joe DeGregorio. Explore two officer level, specifically in the context of the European historians, explore the Campaign in Italy of 1943–1945. distinctly different cultures of Italians who immigrated Theater of Operations (ETO) during World War II. Learn about the Allied advancements up the Italian to the Hill, why it took decades before they got along, Together we will assess how well American, British and boot to discover what happened and why it matters. and who lived there before the Italians. Insider stories illustrate the tremendous influence of the Italian German generals performed in the European Theater. HIST:714 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG | | $ | $ church, Prohibition, the Great Depression, and World HIST:714 1 session 13 AGE 60+ 19 REG P02 M 7–9 p.m. John Ketcherside War II and examine how the Hill is faring today. Get P01 M 7–9 p.m. John Ketcherside April 6 MC-BA, 116 to know those who made the neighborhood famous Feb. 3 MC-BA, 114 and those whom you may not know were from the The Politics of Population Hill. From Yogi Berra and the inventor of synchronized Maîtresse-en-titre: French Kings Part II: Migration swimming to the best pizza pie and internationally and Their Famous Paramours During the Middle Ages people rarely traveled more famous divas — through entertaining stories you’ll Diane de Poitiers. Gabrielle d’Estrees. Madame de than seven miles beyond their place of birth. In other gain insights about the Hill that aren’t found in Pompadour. With one notable exception, every French periods of human history, for various reasons, massive history books. king from the Merovingian Dynasty through the pockets of humanity uprooted themselves and their HIST:708 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG Second Empire has enjoyed the company of one or families in search of new circumstances or, more P05 M 6:30–8:30 p.m. Joe DeGregorio more extramarital “favorites.” These women typically pressingly, to escape those which were no longer Feb. 10 FP-D, 217 boasted high birth and status, authority in the eyes tenable. This second installment of the population of the court and considerable public attention. This series will examine patterns of human migration. course will explore the roles and lives of some of the Specifically, this investigation will focus on large- St. Louis True Crime Survey most famous (and infamous) mistresses of French scale relocation resulting from factors related directly Take a deep dive into some of St. Louis history’s most kings, from the relationships they shared with their to changes in weather and climate. Join us as we notorious true crime stories of murder, robbery, respective kings and the reputations they enjoyed work to understand the forces driving contemporary kidnapping and disappearance! Learn the real stories among courtiers, to the tokens of royal affection they migrations and connect them to their historical behind infamous legends and uncover crimes that received. Join us for a round of salon gossip so lurid counterparts. Recommended prerequisite: The Politics have been lost to history. Each story will be illuminated that it could only be about the French! of Population Part I: Homefront. with multimedia accounts including 255-year-old journal entries, archived newspaper coverage, popular HIST:712 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG HIST:765 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG culture references and more. True crime fans will not P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Katie Young P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Katie Young want to miss this class! Feb. 11 STLCC-South County, 118 April 7 STLCC-South County, 118 HIST:708 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG P01 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Amanda Ball Clark The Little Bighorn Campaign Six Women Feb. 20 FP-D, 217 Examine the 1876 Little Bighorn Campaign, widely and Tracing the story of six women through her maternal rightly known as one of the most one-sided battles ancestry was an unexpected journey — a feat she in history, to find out how this battle was fought, thought near impossible, in fact. To her surprise, Gloria Dark Moments in St. Louis History won and lost. Join us to survey the battle, attempt to Perry was able to use a variety of genealogy tools, oral St. Louis has had its fair share of historical dark piece together what happened, and delve into the history, and field trips to trace her maternal ancestry moments including mayors maimed or killed while in leadership decisions on both sides. through America and Germany. Listen as she weaves office, prominent St. Louisans held captive by pirates, school children sprayed with radioactive substances, HIST:703 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG the tale of six women and her quest to find them. This class is a mix of historical storytelling and genealogy and agonizing deaths in the Mississippi River. Explore P01 M 7–9 p.m. John Ketcherside these moments and more in this class. You may even March 2 MC-BA, 114 tips. Instructor will be in period dress as her ancestors would have worn. discover not one but two Jack the Ripper suspects with ties to St. Louis! HIST:765 | 1 session | $19 AGE 60+ | $19 REG HIST:708 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG Israel, the Palestinians and P02 Th 7–8:30 p.m. Gloria Perry P02 Tu 7–8:30 p.m. Douglas Schneider the Trump Administration April 16 MC-SO, 205 American foreign policy toward Israel and the Feb. 25 MC-BA, 120 Palestinians shaped by such presidents as Harry Truman, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and George W. NEW! The Real Alexander Hamilton Long before the musical, Alexander Hamilton was an NEW! Prohibition in St. Louis Bush has followed a fairly consistent trajectory. While It’s been 100 years since Prohibition began in the tending to favor Israel, successive administrations ambitious young man from the Caribbean and the son his mentor George Washington never had. Discover United States. Discover its origins, effects, and the have typically championed a two-state solution to resulting massive disobedience of the law and the long-standing conflict and paid both lip service more about this Revolutionary War officer, Treasury Secretary, Federalist party leader, political operative subsequent repeal of the 21st amendment as and cash money to the cause of supporting the experienced in the Greater St. Louis area. Explore Palestinians. Motivated by a variety of factors, the and fatal duelist. Spend an evening learning about the real Hamilton before going to the theatre! the various gangs who rose to power to control the Trump administration has enacted policies that illegal flow of moonshine and the many stories of deviate wildly from those of its predecessors in this HIST:704 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG everyday folk who either financially benefited from regard. Join us for a review of these policy changes, P01 Th 7–9 p.m. James Gallen the production of small-operation illegal alcohol the forces driving them and a discussion of whether April 30 MC-SO, 105 and made moonshine a cottage industry in several they are likely to achieve the administration’s goal of neighborhoods, or who paid a terrible price for their striking “the ultimate deal,” a comprehensive peace involvement or lack thereof. settlement between Israel and the Palestinians. The Life and Legacy of George H. W. Bush Our country recently said farewell to George H. W. HIST:708 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG HIST:710 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG and Barbara Bush. Spend an evening reflecting on P06 M 6:30–8:30 p.m. Joe DeGregorio Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. P01 Katie Young the life of this Navy hero, Yale Bulldog, businessman, March 9 FP-D, 217 March 10 MC-SO, 108 congressman, ambassador, vice president and president. Learn how he and Barbara became the NEW! Ulysses S. Grant: From linchpins of a political dynasty. St. Louis to Glory HIST:703 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG Ulysses S. Grant married a St. Louis native and is the P02 Th 7–9 p.m. James Gallen only president to have lived in the St. Louis area. How May 14 MC-SO, 205 do we assess this man who was praised yet also vilified in his time and ours? Discover more about this Army Officer, farmer, general, president and world traveler with ties to St. Louis. HIST:705 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG P01 Th 7–9 p.m. James Gallen April 2 MC-SO, 205

54 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Tours and Trips St. Louis Disasters and Catastrophes Scandalous Women of St. Louis Cholera, tornadoes, fire — all of these disasters have From intellectuals and societies' finest to ladies of the devastated St. Louis but have also brought about evening, the statement “well-behaved women seldom improvements to our city and cities around the globe. make history” holds true. Join us for an elegant dessert Learn about the Great Fire of 1849, the 1896 and 1927 as we meet these famous and infamous women of St. St. Louis tornadoes, transportation disasters and more! Louis and hear how their stories became the headlines HIST:708 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG of the day. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 1/31. W P03 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Amanda Ball Clark TRIP:701 | 1 session | $27.50 AGE 60+ | $35 REG March 26 MC-CS, 206 P01 Th 1–4 p.m. Joan Huisinga Feb. 13 MC-Student Ctr, 201 The 1950s Are Still Alive in St. Louis Would you like to sit in the historic Arena’s penalty box, Great Tips for Traveling Abroad eat a Parkmoor chickburger or watch some roller derby Planning an international trip this year? Many mistakes action? How about making money because you love can be avoided by tapping the brains and experiences Lucy or seeing Sputnik in person? This talk covers items of those who’ve been there. Our instructor has traveled from 1950s St. Louis that have survived into the 21st through Italy, Turkey, Austria, England, France, Greece, century. Take a peek into how people spent their spare China and Egypt and offers numerous helpful tips time in the post-war era and what remains of these We care about your comfort during for what to bring (and more importantly what not pastimes in St. Louis, both indoors and out. Find out to bring!), the best ways to pack, things to do before how you can re-live the era, dance the night away with our Tours and Trips! So it’s important you leave (home safety) plus lots and lots of tips on music from the fabulous ‘50s, and even find products you are aware that these outings may traveling internationally. Little things can make a big on store shelves that are unchanged from over 60 require navigation of stairs or uneven difference in your experience. If you’re planning to go years ago! abroad, make this class your first stop! surfaces. By nature, walking tours HIST:708 | 1 session | $13 AGE 60+ | $19 REG TRIP:703 | 1 session | $21 AGE 60+ | $25 REG P04 W 7–8:30 p.m. Douglas Schneider may offer limited access to seating. P01 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Fred Miller April 22 MC-BA, 116 March 3 Clayton HS, 123 If you are a person with a disability who We have more! Whether you are preparing for requires an accommodation in order to a trip abroad or simply want to challenge your participate in any program or activity, mind, broaden your communication skills with please contact the Continuing Education our language classes starting on page 47. Access Office at 314‑984‑7704 as soon as possible in advance of the program for Calvary Cemetery and Old North consideration of your accommodations Travel to Calvary Cemetery to view graves of St. Louis’ founding family and other early local notables such as request. For trips and tours, it is helpful to Dred Scott and General Sherman. Then it’s on to Most receive advance notice of up to one month. Holy Trinity for a tour and their famous fish fry, which has received so much publicity. After lunch, enjoy a With less advance notice, it may be difficult short tour of Old North St. Louis to view the newest to meet needs of interested members.Trips construction, including the National Geospatial- and tours are planned well in advance of Intelligence center. Tour includes bus, donations, lunch and gratuities. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to catalog publication and are, therefore, departure time. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 2/13. W subject to change without notice. TRIP:701 | 1 session | $80 AGE 60+ | $89 REG P02 F 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Joan Huisinga March 6 MC-Off Campus W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability must be signed at first class. • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of Meramec campus.

NEW! Explore the Valley of Coal in Glen Carbon Spend a day getting to know the village of Glen Carbon, starting with a visit to the 100-year-old brick school that now houses Heritage Museum and Old City Hall/ Fire House. Explore vibrant exhibits and learn how the Madison Coal Corporation impacted the community with its company town approach to mining. After enjoying a catered lunch by Wooden Nickel Pub and Grill, explore the history and lingering wood smoke smells of Yanda Log Cabin, which served as home to a blacksmith family with 10 children. Delight in a guided driving tour of Glen Carbon including the site of the former Acme schoolhouse, Glen Carbon covered bridge and doughboy statue. Before heading Doug Schneider home, we’ll stop at Bobby’s Frozen Custard, home of the famous turtle sundae, to appreciate a refreshing Irrepressible fount of knowledge teaching for STLCC treat. Tour includes professional tour guide Dea Continuing Education since 2003. Hoover, motorcoach, all listed attractions, speakers, experiences, inclusive lunch and all gratuities to driver and guide. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to departure I've lived on three continents and in 10 different U.S. time. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 3/5. W TRIP:702 | 1 session | $109 AGE 60+ | $109 REG states, yet have taken a shine to St. Louis. I enjoy showing P01 Th 7:45 a.m.–4:45 p.m. Are We There Yet? March 26 MC-Off Campus the city off and bringing revelations to people who have • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of lived here for a short time or for all their lives. Expect fresh Meramec campus. P02 Th 8:30 a.m.–4:15 p.m. Are We There Yet? perspectives and many sides of a topic in my classes!” March 26 FV-Off Campus • NOTE: Meet tour bus at top of circular In addition to Doug's history courses, explore his trips and tours driveway between Administration and Social Sciences Buildings. on pages 56–57 and ageless learning seminars on page 22.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 55 Exploring St. Louis St. Louis on the Move Route 66 in St. Louis City Discover places you probably haven’t seen before in Private enterprise has invested billions in St. Louis Get your kicks on the St. Louis portion of Route 66! the St. Louis area. Some are historical and some are recently. Learn about our newest additions and view The bus tour includes frozen custard at Ted Drewes, a so new you may be the first of your friends to visit. what is being constructed including hotels, condos, peek into a classic Route 66 motel room, the site of a We carpool and there is always space in a car for a entertainment districts and public spaces. While most Parkmoor (Curious what this is? Come find out!) and a non-driver. Admission fees are extra. Bring a lunch of the tour will be driving, we will tour the inside of Route 66 doughnut to take home. And, of course, we the first day. Come explore with us… every week is several newly opened sites. Enjoy some time at the will stop to mourn the loss of the Coral Court Motel. a fun adventure! Walking involved. First class meets ferris wheel, where there will be time for a ride at your Please arrive 15 minutes prior to departure time. on campus in the Student Center Cafe, followed by own expense while the rest of us wave at you. Tour Withdrawal deadline for refund: 4/29. W a tour. Class meets off-campus after first session. includes bus, lunch, donations and gratuities. Please TRIP:701 | 1 session | $55 AGE 60+ | $59 REG Tour includes tour guide, all fees for attractions and arrive 15 minutes prior to departure time. Withdrawal P17 W 1–4 p.m. Douglas Schneider gratuities. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 3/13. W deadline for refund: 3/26. W May 6 FP-Off Campus | | $ | $ | | $ | $ TRIP:701 4 sessions 72 AGE 60+ 99 REG TRIP:701 1 session 90 AGE 60+ 99 REG • NOTE: Meet tour bus in the parking lot behind P04 F 9 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Joan Huisinga P09 Th 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Joan Huisinga Tower G at the Forest Park campus. March 27 – April 24 MC-Student Ctr, Cafe April 16 MC-Off Campus • NOTE: No class 4/10. Class meets off-site after • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of first session. Meramec campus. NEW! Bonne Terre Bon Voyage! Enjoy a bus ride to Bonne Terre’s huge man-made mine where you will explore its depths and history NEW! Music and Mill in Cape Radioactive St. Louis with a walking tour and underground boat ride. Enjoy Enjoy lunch at Celebrations while attending a private World War II made St. Louis a center of radioactive viewing the town of Bonne Terre’s lovely homes and musical performance by Jerry Ford. A fixture at the activity and productivity. This bus tour includes a visit an impressive Space Museum, where you will be able Purple Crackle and the Colony Club in East Cape to the Weldon Spring Superfund cleanup site and a to touch items that have actually flown in outer space, Girardeau, Ill. for many years, Ford has entertained look at the West Lake landfill. See where the nation including a water tank from Skylab. After a provided audiences throughout the Midwest since 1957, manufactured uranium to create atomic bombs for the lunch, see the Missouri Mines State Historic Site and providing back-up to Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Ray Manhattan Project. Tour includes lunch at the Atomic its giant fossil thrombolites. Note: To enter the Bonne Stevens, Bobby Vinton, Ted Lewis and others. We’ll next Cowboy. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to departure Terre mine, you will be walking down 62 steps and visit Bollinger Mill Historic Site, home of Burfordville time. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 4/7. W walking back up 62 steps. Please arrive 15 minutes Covered Bridge, the oldest of its type in Missouri. Also, TRIP:701 | 1 session | $73.50 AGE 60+ | $79 REG prior to departure time. Withdrawal deadline for learn how the milling process works and, if river levels P11 Tu 8:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Douglas Schneider refund: 3/10. W allow, observe a milling demonstration. Tour includes April 21 MC-Off Campus TRIP:702 | 1 session | $122 AGE 60+ | $129 REG professional tour guide Dea Hoover, motorcoach, all • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of P06 F 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Douglas Schneider listed attractions, speakers, experiences, inclusive May 8 MC-Off Campus lunch and all gratuities to driver and guide. Please Meramec campus. arrive 15 minutes prior to departure time. Withdrawal • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of deadline for refund: 3/5. W Gorgeous Grafton by Air, Land and Water Meramec campus. TRIP:702 | 1 session | $119 AGE 60+ | $119 REG Join us as we soar over the Mississippi Bluffs on the P03 F 9:30 a.m.–5:15 p.m. Are We There Yet? brand new Grafton SkyTour to Aerie’s Resort and Historic Hermann and Dierberg March 27 MC-Off Campus Winery. The SkyTour is the only combination lift in Farm With Amtrak Ride • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of the Midwest and the second fixed-grip gondola Ride the rails of Amtrak from Kirkwood, Mo., to Meramec campus. in North America. At the top, enjoy breathtaking Hermann, Mo., and step back in time as you visit views overlooking the confluence of the Illinois and Hermann School Museum. Used as an elementary Mississippi Rivers. Explore the resort gift shops and school until 1955, the museum contains a large Valley Park: City of Many Faces stores and grab a drink on the expansive deck and assortment of memorabilia from the early day of In the 19th century, Ulysses S. Grant took wife-to-be beer garden. Group wine and beer tasting included. the town. A period-costumed docent will make the Julia Dent to Valley Park because it was the perfect place Next, enjoy lunch at Pere Marquette State Park Lodge. experience come to life. Enjoy lunch at Harvest Table to woo her. In the 21st century, filmmakers set up their End the tour relaxing on the Hakuna Matata riverboat followed by Dierberg Farm living history tour. Spend cameras in Valley Park because it was the ideal location for a Mississippi River cruise. Based out of the Grafton this guided tour learning about the history and the to shoot a movie about uranium-crazed zombies. Harbor, the Hakuna Matata has upper deck open-air story of the people who lived and worked on the Join us to view the many faces of this Meramec River seating and enclosed mid-deck seating. Tour includes farm. Tour includes the first settlement village, two city. Learn why rustlers who came to Valley Park were professional tour guide Dea Hoover, motorcoach, all historic homes, period gardens and an open-air tram arrested, how Carol House got started and where listed attractions, speakers, experiences, inclusive ride around the property. Before heading home, we the oar fights took place. You’ll also see the self-titled lunch and all gratuities to driver and guide. Please will be sure to stop by Hermann Wurst Haus for a House of Fun bar, the spot where Charles Lindbergh arrive 15 minutes prior to departure time. Withdrawal smoked sausage and bratwurst tasting. Tour includes danced with the local ladies and a building that served deadline for refund: 4/3. W professional tour guide Dea Hoover, motorcoach, all as both an AA meeting hall and a tavern. The tour TRIP:702 | 1 session | $119 AGE 60+ | $119 REG listed attractions, speakers, experiences, inclusive explores disappearances of a train station and reveals P04 F 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Are We There Yet? lunch and all gratuities to driver and guide. Please a company built from a DIY kit as well as one wiped April 24 MC-Off Campus arrive 15 minutes prior to departure time. Withdrawal from the map in a single day, despite being largest of deadline for refund: 4/17. W its kind in the U.S. The tour continues with Lemp family • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of TRIP:702 | 1 session | $119 AGE 60+ | $119 REG lore and a Hershey bar disaster. There is something for Meramec campus. everyone on this tour! See why Valley Park is the most P05 F 9:30 a.m.–4:45 p.m. Are We There Yet? P07 F 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Are We There Yet? important company town in Missouri. Fee includes April 24 FV-Off Campus May 8 MC-Off Campus guide Doug Schneider, transportation, lunch and all • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of • NOTE: Meet tour bus at top of circular Meramec campus. gratuities. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to departure driveway between Administration and Social W time. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 3/10. Sciences Buildings. TRIP:701 | 1 session | $71 AGE 60+ | $75 REG P06 Tu 9:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Douglas Schneider March 31 MC-Off Campus NEW! Historic Old Town Florissant The Florissant city motto is “Valley of Flowers,” but it • NOTE: Meet tour bus on Lot E on NW side of really should be “City of Historic Buildings.” With many W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability Meramec campus. buildings from the 1800s and one building from 1790, must be signed at first class. this bus tour will take you through Old Town Florissant, Repurposed Gas Stations in St. Louis where we’ll view St. Valentine’s relics at the Shrine of St. Join us to explore former gas stations where people Ferdinand (1819). Enjoy lunch in a restaurant building can now buy goldfish, have their kids examined by a that dates back to 1873, and peek in the windows of pediatrician, sell gold, eat vegan chicken wings, buy the narrow gauge railway station. Note: Part of the craft beer, order pizza, or celebrate a birthday. People Shrine of St. Ferdinand tour involves walking up two even live in an old gas station in St. Louis! This bus flights of stairs. For those who choose not to climb tour will show you different styles of gas stations and the stairs, the guide will provide photos of what the even an automobile laundry. Visit a coffee house in a 2nd and 3rd floors look like. Please arrive 15 minutes repurposed gas station and receive a cookie to take prior to departure time. Withdrawal deadline for home. Some walking involved. Withdrawal deadline refund: 4/15. W for refund: 9/11.W TRIP:701 | 1 session | $71 AGE 60+ | $75 REG TRIP:701 | 1 session | $44 AGE 60+ | $45 REG P14 W 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Douglas Schneider P07 F 10 a.m.–noon Douglas Schneider April 29 FV-Off Campus April 3 FP-Off Campus • NOTE: Meet tour bus at top of circular • NOTE: Meet tour bus in the parking lot behind driveway between Administration and Social Tower G at the Forest Park campus. Sciences Buildings.

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Vicarious Travel Weekend Explorers

Explore Mayan Central America: Women’s History Bus Tour Re-Live the 1904 World’s Fair A Travelogue Exclusive to STLCC! Join Renegade STL as we go in Join us for an illustrated, narrated tour of the historic Gain an understanding of the interesting cultural search of a speeding steamboat captain, post-Civil 1904 World’s Fair grounds in and around Forest Park. aspects of the heart of Central America. Explore major War presidential candidate, broken-hearted heiresses Travel back in time through a special 3D stereoscopic sites that attract tourists to El Salvador, Honduras, and so many more incredible stories of women presentation (special 3D glasses will be provided), and Guatemala and Belize, “visiting” major ruins of the who left their marks on St. Louis history. Tour travels then visit the sites of the marvels you’ve just seen: the Mayan world, including Copan and Tikal. through both north and south St. Louis and visits sites colossal ferris wheel and floral clock, festival hall and in the heart of downtown. Withdrawal deadline for the Grand Basin, the fabulous pike with the Tyrolean CLTR:702 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG refund: 2/21. W Alps and baby incubators, the Philippine village and P01 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Richard Mueller | | $ | $ the walled city of Jerusalem, the first Olympic Games April 2 MC-SO, 105 TRIP:701 1 session 35 AGE 60+ 35 REG P03 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Renegade STL to be held in the USA, massive buildings, famous and March 14 FP-Off Campus exotic people, amazing inventions and much more! Fee includes a light lunch of foods made famous at Explore New Zealand: A Travelogue • NOTE: Bus leaves from Forest Park campus in “Visit” New Zealand to see some of the most the Fair and print materials (including maps) for you spectacular scenery in the world and get to know the the parking lot behind Tower G. to take home. Some walking required. Provide own culture of the Maori people. Both the north and south transportation for the tour. Withdrawal deadline for islands of this beautiful country have much to offer. St. Louis Women’s Literary refund: 4/10. W See the cities of Auckland with its famous Sky Tower, History Bus Tour TRIP:701 | 1 session | $40.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG capital Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown. Learn about St. Louis’ incredibly rich history of women P13 Sa 8:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. C. Koehler, D. Schneider Also, experience the unforgettable Bay of Islands, Lake writers, playwrights, poets and even a muse or two. April 25 FP-G, 115 Wakatipu, Milford Sound, and Doubtful Sound. The This two-hour bus tour visits several sights that famous birdwatching is special, as are so many other aspects female authors, including Sara Teasdale, Kate Chopin of this “down under” gem. and Maya Angelou, called home. Learn about their Forest Park Walking Tour See Forest Park in a whole new light—not just as the CLTR:702 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG lives and work while gaining a historical context for the lives they led. We will also uncover several women backdrop for the 1904 World’s Fair but as a reflection of P02 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Richard Mueller our city’s complicated history and promising future. In April 7 FP-C, 221 whose work has been lost to popular history, but who will astound you with their genius and unbelievable this two-hour walking tour, explore a hidden corner of life stories. This is a bus tour with two to three stops, the Missouri History Museum, learn the stories behind Explore Morocco: A Travelogue including restroom stops. Minimal walking required. some of the amazing statues tucked away throughout Join us as we “visit” the fascinating country of Withdrawal deadline for refund: 3/6. W the park and see familiar sites through the eyes of countless generations of St. Louisans, including those Morocco, a gem of the Mediterranean and North | | $ | $ Africa. You’ll learn about the history, architecture, TRIP:701 1 session 45 AGE 60+ 45 REG who called this area home 10,000 years ago. Provide people, food, religion and beautiful scenery of this P05 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Renegade STL own transportation to tour. Withdrawal deadline for captivating country. March 28 FP-Off Campus refund: 4/10. W Bus leaves from Forest Park campus in CLTR:702 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG • NOTE: TRIP:701 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG P03 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Richard Mueller the parking lot behind Tower G. P15 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Renegade STL April 16 MC-SO, 105 May 2 FP-Off Campus 10,000+ Years in Two Hours • NOTE: Meet at Forest Park visitors center’s south Explore Cuba: A Travelogue Talk about time travel! Join a whirlwind tour of all entrance. Gain an insightful view into this island filled with things St. Louis history in Renegade STL’s signature off-beat style. Go beyond the everyday sights and welcoming people, beautiful Spanish architecture, Discover the History and Architecture vibrant music, rum, cigars, baseball and those fabulous venture into neighborhoods such as Hyde Park, The Ville, Carondelet, Gravois Park, Cherokee Street and of Downtown STL: A Walking Tour 1950s American automobiles. From the capital and Encounter the rich and vibrant history of St. Louis (and biggest city Havana to Cienfuegos and Trinidad, enjoy more! Tour covers the beautiful architecture, the monumental history and the modern challenges of the United States!) on this downtown St. Louis walking beautiful natural scenery and fascinating historic tour. Discover, or re-discover, our special city’s unique places. Sites related to the 1959 revolution, wonderful the Red Brick City, St. Louis. This is a bus tour with two to three stops. Minimal walking beyond stepping off of site that hold historical and architectural significance churches, Ernest Hemingway’s fascinating former W both locally and nationally. Join us to awaken a new home, a performance at the incredible Tropicana bus is required. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 3/12. | | $ | $ and/or deeper appreciation for the city known as the nightclub and much more will be enjoyed. TRIP:701 1 session 35 AGE 60+ 35 REG Gateway to the West. Refreshments and light snacks CLTR:702 | 1 session | $14 AGE 60+ | $19 REG P08 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Renegade STL will be available for purchase at an eatery along P04 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Richard Mueller April 4 FP-Off Campus the route. W Bus leaves from Forest Park campus in April 28 FP-C, 221 • NOTE: TRIP:701 | 1 session | $21.50 AGE 60+ | $29 REG the parking lot behind Tower G. P16 Su 1–4 p.m. Richard Mueller May 3 FP-Off Campus NEW! Walking Tour of Central West End • NOTE: Meet in front of Stifel Theater (south side Stroll through some of St. Louis’ grandest architecture of Market Street between 14th and 15th Streets.) and explore famous authors, ghosts and celebrities Garage or street parking is available and may be who have called this neighborhood home. Tour an additional cost. includes the Cathedral Basilica, Chase Park Plaza, Hortense Place and many hidden architectural and historical treasures. Withdrawal deadline for True Crime Bus Tour refund: 3/27. W Exclusive to STLCC! Join Renegade STL as we go deep | | $ | $ into all things true crime throughout St. Louis’ colorful TRIP:701 1 session 25 AGE 60+ 25 REG history! Reaching back through our city’s 255-year P10 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Renegade STL history, we will discuss the true stories behind some of April 18 FP-Off Campus the most notorious crimes as well as uncover stories • NOTE: Meet in Chase Park Plaza lobby. that have been lost to popular history. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 4/17. W NEW! Soulard and Lasalle TRIP:701 | 1 session | $45 AGE 60+ | $45 REG Park Walking Tour P18 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Renegade STL Head off in search of the hidden histories of Soulard May 9 FP-Off Campus and Lasalle Park! Go beyond the famous Soulard • NOTE: Bus leaves from Forest Park campus in Market and see firsthand evidence of the deadly 1896 the parking lot behind Tower G. tornado, learn about the waves of immigrants from all corners of the world that shaped the neighborhood and even drop by a fur trader’s cottage. Withdrawal deadline for refund: 4/3. W TRIP:701 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG P12 Sa 10 a.m.–noon Renegade STL April 25 FP-Off Campus • NOTE: Meet in front of the market at 8th and Lafayette.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 57 WELLNESS, FITNESS AND RECREATION Motorcycle Skills: Basic Rider Course 2 The BRC-2 was developed to hone your skills and Recreation and fine-tune the mental drills crucial to being a safe rider while using your own motorcycle. This is an excellent class as a refresher after winter storage, to update Sports your training for insurance company discount or as an intermediate level of training after the Basic Rider Course. Put into practice the techniques of managing Motorcycle Safety Training traction, stopping quickly, limited space maneuvers, cornering and swerving using your own bike. There’s Motorcycle Safety Basic Rider Course always something left to learn! This course is for two- Basic Rider Course (MSF-BRC) is geared toward the wheeled motorcycles only (no scooters). Must have novice motorcyclist or scooter operator and also motorcycle permit or M-endorsement on driver’s provides an excellent skills update for returning riders license, be 18 years of age or older, and provide own or those with experience but no previous formal street legal and insured motorcycle. Students should training. The course consists of classroom and on-bike have successfully completed a Basic Rider Course or instruction with furnished motorcycles or scooters have sufficient riding skills and experience to operate (loaner scooters are limited — check availability before a motorcycle with basic proficiency. Students who registering; personal scooters are also permitted). cannot demonstrate basic low-speed maneuvers in Those who successfully complete the course will be the first exercise can be counseled out of the class. issued a completion card from the Missouri Motorcycle Students must bring DOT-approved three-quarter or Safety Program that serves as a waiver for the road test full helmet (loaner helmets available), over ankle boots portion of the Missouri license endorsement. Students with two-inch or lower heels, full finger gloves, long- must be at least 15 and a half years of age and able to sleeved jacket or heavy shirt, eye protection, sturdy ride a bicycle. Those under 18 years of age must have pants and photo ID. Passengers are permitted to a release form signed by a legal guardian or parent. accompany riders; all safety gear and rules apply. Class Students must bring a three-quarter or full helmet that held rain or shine. W meets Department of Transportation standards (loaner MOTR:702 | 1 session | $66.50 AGE 60+ | $99 REG helmets available), over ankle boots with two-inch or P01 Sa 12:30–6 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger lower heels, full finger gloves, long-sleeved jacket or May 9 FP-D, 215 heavy shirt, eye protection, sturdy pants and a photo ID. At the discretion of the instructors, students who are unable to safely operate the motorcycles will be Motorcycle Skills: dismissed from class for their own protection and the Ultimate Bike Bonding Rider Course safety of the group. No refunds will be given if you are Bike bonding refers to the connection and interaction unable to complete the class for any reason. Class held of the rider and motorcycle. Good bike bonding helps rain or shine. You must arrive on time for class; late riders automate their physical skills so they can devote arrivals will not be admitted. Visit stlcc.edu/motorcycle more attention to road and traffic conditions (searching for detailed information. To view a five-minute video of and evaluating). This is a precision riding curriculum Basic Rider Course highlights, visit msf-usa.org. W derived from police motorcycle training courses and consists of drills and skill circuits to improve a rider’s MOTR:700 | 2 sessions | $152.50 AGE 60+ | $225 REG performance. Controlled motorcycle operation and P01 SaSu 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger body positioning are emphasized to maximize low- April 4 – April 5 FP-D, 215 speed operation and control. By the end of the course, P02 SaSu 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger participants should be able to handle their motorcycle April 4 – April 5 FP-D, 217 in a more precise and smooth manner. There is no P03 SaSu 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger classroom portion to this course. Participants must April 18 – April 19 FP-D, 215 provide their own motorcycle and pass an on-site P04 SaSu 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger safety inspection. The BRC-2 or ARC are recommended April 18 – April 19 FP-D, 217 prerequisites if the student has never taken a formal class for low speed maneuvers. Must have an P05 SaSu 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger M-endorsement on license, use their own street-legal April 25 – April 26 FP-D, 215 insured motorcycle (no scooters permitted), and be P06 SaSu 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger 18 years of age or older. Required items include DOT- April 25 – April 26 FP-D, 217 approved three-quarter or full helmet (loaner helmets P07 SaSu 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger available), over ankle boots with two-inch or lower May 2 – May 3 FP-D, 215 heels, full finger gloves, long-sleeved jacket or heavy shirt, eye protection, sturdy pants. W P08 SaSu 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger | | $ | $ May 2 – May 3 FP-D, 217 MOTR:704 1 session 66.50 AGE 60+ 99 REG P09 SaSu 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger P01 Sa 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger May 16 – May 17 FP-D, 215 March 28 FP-D, 215 P10 SaSu 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger P02 Sa 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger May 16 – May 17 FP-D, 217 May 9 FP-D, 217 Motorcycle Skills: Advanced Rider Course Get the most out of your bike with the Advanced Rider Course (MSF-ARC) while improving your ability W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability to deal with hazards. Riders will enhance skills to must be signed at first class. improve cornering, swerving and braking techniques, as well as develop additional expertise in the areas of risk management, decision-making, riding strategies and rider behavior. Developed for street bikes using techniques used by sport bike riders, you will learn how to maximize your turning abilities, how to stop as well as your machine can manage, and how to swerve around large objects. This course is for two-wheeled motorcycles only (no scooters). For the beginning or casual rider, the BRC-2 would be a recommended prerequisite. Students must have an M-endorsement on license and provide their own street legal and insured motorcycle. No passengers allowed! Required items include DOT-approved three-quarter or full helmet (loaner helmets available), over ankle boots with two-inch or lower heels, full fingered gloves, long- sleeved jacket or heavy shirt, eye protection, sturdy pants. Class held rain or shine. W MOTR:705 | 1 session | $89.50 AGE 60+ | $139 REG P01 Su 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Jeffery Pittenger March 29 FP-D, 215

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Cards and Games Fencing Golf

Bridge: Beginning Fencing: Beginning I and II Golf: Beginning I Want to learn a new card game this spring? Bridge is Have fun learning the basics of swordplay! Class Start from the beginning and learn the basic the perfect game for you! Learn Standard American emphasizes basics of footwork, bladework and fundamentals of golf: grip, set up, mini-swing, full (SAYC) bidding, game instruction, defense techniques bouting and will accommodate returning students as swing, putting and chipping. Perfect introductory class and general etiquette used in contract bridge. well with instruction to expand technique. Equipment for new players and a great way for experienced golfers W W GAME:701 | 8 sessions | $66 AGE 60+ | $89 REG provided. to sharpen rudimentary golf skills. Extra fee for balls. P01 Tu 2:45–4:45 p.m. Phyllis Siegel PEDU:745 | 8 sessions | $54.50 AGE 60+ | $79 REG PEDU:730 | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG Jan. 28 – March 31 Affton White-Rodgers CC, B P01 W 6–7 p.m. Patrick Dorsey P02 Sa 11 a.m.–noon • NOTE: No class 3/10, 3/24. March 4 – April 29 University City HS, Girls’ Gym March 14 – April 4 Golfport of Maryland Heights GAME:701 | 8 sessions | $58.50 AGE 60+ | $89 REG • NOTE: No class 3/18. P01 W 5–6 p.m. P02 M 5–7 p.m. Phyllis Siegel March 25 – April 15 Big Bend Golf Center Feb. 3 – April 20 MC-CE and MC-SW, 125 P13 W 6–7 p.m. • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16, 3/23, 4/6. March 25 – April 15 Big Bend Golf Center Feb. 3 and Feb. 24 sessions meet in MC-CE; Fencing was a fun class to P14 W 7–8 p.m. all other sessions meet in MC-SW, 125. March 25 – April 15 Big Bend Golf Center “take to learn a new sport. GAME:701 | 4 sessions | $24 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P15 Su 1–2 p.m. P03 W 4:30–6:30 p.m. Aaron Krieser March 29 – April 26 Big Bend Golf Center Feb. 12 – March 4 FV-Student Ctr, Dining A • NOTE: No class 4/12. P22 Su noon–1 p.m. NEW! Bridge: Intermediate Karen B. April 5 – May 3 Big Bend Golf Center Practice what you learned in Bridge: Beginning and St. Louis • NOTE: No class 4/12. elevate your bridge skills. Play bridge, keep score and P16 M 5–6 p.m. learn how to play your hand more skillfully. Prerequisite: April 6 – April 27 Big Bend Golf Center Bridge: Beginning or equivalent experience. Recreational Team Sports P17 M 6–7 p.m. GAME:702 | 6 sessions | $36 AGE 60+ | $59 REG April 6 – April 27 Big Bend Golf Center P01 W 4:30–6:30 p.m. Aaron Krieser Basketball: Recreational P18 M 7–8 p.m. March 25 – April 29 FV-Student Ctr, Dining A Tired of riding the pine? Get up and play while April 6 – April 27 Big Bend Golf Center having fun and getting exercise. All levels welcome; P04 Th 7–8 p.m. Bridge: Supervised Party Bridge just register and come play! Bring a white and a dark April 9 – April 30 Golfport of Maryland Heights With Intermediate Instruction colored t-shirt to class. Do not wear jewelry. W P19 Sa 9–10 a.m. Practice what you learned in Bridge: Beginning in PEDU:701 | 11 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG April 25 – May 16 Big Bend Golf Center this structured party bridge setting. Play bridge, P01 M 7–8:30 p.m. Martin West P20 Sa 10–11 a.m. keep score and learn how to play your hand more Feb. 24 – May 4 Resurrection Lutheran, Gym April 25 – May 16 Big Bend Golf Center skillfully. Prerequisite: Bridge: Beginning or equivalent experience. P21 Sa 11 a.m.–noon April 25 – May 16 Big Bend Golf Center GAME:702 | 3 sessions | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG Volleyball: Recreational Keep fit, have fun and make friends. Register and come | 6 sessions | $36 AGE 60+ | $ REG P02 Tu 2:45–4:45 p.m. Phyllis Siegel PEDU:730 59 play! All levels welcome. W P11 W 6:30–7:30 p.m. April 14 – April 28 Affton White-Rodgers CC, B PEDU:704 | 10 sessions | $43 AGE 60+ | $69 REG April 1 – May 6 The First Tee Driving Range | 3 sessions | $27.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG GAME:702 39 P01 F 7–8:30 p.m. Jason Guss P12 Sa 10–11 a.m. P03 M 5–7 p.m. Phyllis Siegel Feb. 28 – May 8 FV-PE, Main Gym April 4 – May 16 The First Tee Driving Range April 27 – May 11 MC-SW, 108 • NOTE: No class 3/20. Golf: Beginning I for Women Chess for Beginners Start from the beginning and learn the basic Are you new to the game of chess? Have you always Bowling fundamentals of golf: grip, set up, mini-swing, full wanted to learn the world’s greatest game? Starting swing, putting and chipping. Perfect introductory class at square one, go from pawn to a tournament-ready for new players and a great way for experienced golfers chess player! Build critical thinking, spark cognitive to sharpen rudimentary golf skills. Extra fee for balls. W development, increase memory and learn skills that translate to all parts of your life. All chess materials PEDU:730 | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG provided; please bring a notebook and pen. P05 Tu 9–10 a.m. GAME:710 | 8 sessions | $49.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG April 21 – May 12 Golfport of Maryland Heights P01 Tu 5–6 p.m. Kyle Weber P07 Tu 5–6 p.m. Jan. 21 – March 10 MC-SW, 105 April 21 – May 12 Golfport of Maryland Heights P02 W 5–6 p.m. Kyle Weber P08 Tu 7–8 p.m. Jan. 22 – March 11 Affton White-Rodgers CC, B April 21 – May 12 Golfport of Maryland Heights

NEW! Chess Tactics and Strategy Golf for Seniors Go beyond the opening and dive into tactical motifs Learn the basic fundamentals of golf: grip, set-up, and complex checkmate patterns. Analyze high level miniswing, full swing, putting and chipping. Class will grandmaster games, middle game and endgame move at a slower pace. Extra fee for balls. W strategies. This class is for intermediate chess players PEDU:730 | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG who know how to play but have not yet learned the P06 Tu 10–11 a.m. more challenging concepts. Prerequisite: Students at Bowling Skills April 21 – May 12 Golfport of Maryland Heights this level can readily implement opening principles Whether you are just beginning or looking to bring and can demonstrate all advanced rules of chess. your bowling game up a notch, have fun and learn | | $ | $ Golf: Basics and Beyond GAME:710 8 sessions 49.50 AGE 60+ 69 REG new techniques as you learn proper swing technique, Learning to play correctly is key to a great golf game. P03 W 5–6 p.m. Kyle Weber footwork, release points and basic pocket alignment. New golfers, get started on the right track. Experienced March 25 – May 13 MC-SW, 105 Extra fees for games each week. W golfers, get back to basics and unlearn any bad PEDU:772 | 4 sessions | $28.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG habits. Class covers putting, chipping, pitching, rules, NEW! Learn to Play Mah Jongg P01 Tu 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Michael Bluth etiquette, and full swing with iron and with wood. A March 24 – April 14 Crestwood Bowl great mix for beginning students just learning to play and Supervised Play and experienced golfers brushing up on skills and rules Challenge your intellect with the Chinese game of Mah W Jongg. Similar to the card game rummy, this tile-based of play as a refresher course. Extra fee for balls. game is gaining popularity all around the world. Learn PEDU:730 | 5 sessions | $99 AGE 60+ | $99 REG this game of skill, strategy and chance in just three P09 M 5:30–7 p.m. sessions! Bring 2020 Mah Jongg card to class. April 6 – May 4 Eagle Springs Golf Course GAME:710 | 3 sessions | $29 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P10 Sa 10–11:30 a.m. P04 Tu 2:45–4:45 p.m. Phyllis Siegel April 18 – May 16 Eagle Springs Golf Course May 5 – May 19 Affton White-Rodgers CC, B W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability must be signed at first class.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 59 Golf: Beginning II Tennis and Pickleball Review, practice and expand on fundamentals presented in Golf: Beginning I class. With emphasis on National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) correcting individual swing faults, this is the perfect class for beginning golfers with previous instruction. 1.0 This player is just starting to play tennis. Extra fee for balls. W PEDU:731 | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG 2.0 May have had some lessons; needs on-court experience. P01 Sa 9–10 a.m. April 25 – May 16 Golfport of Maryland Heights 2.5 Can sustain a short rally of slow pace; needs to develop form. P04 Sa noon–1 p.m. 3.0 Consistent on medium-paced shots; needs work on form and strategy. April 25 – May 16 Big Bend Golf Center PEDU:731 | 6 sessions | $36 AGE 60+ | $59 REG 3.5 Consistent with directional control; needs to work on specialty shots. P02 W 7:30–8:30 p.m. April 1 – May 6 The First Tee Driving Range 4.0 Dependable with directional control and depths has specialty shots. P03 Tu 7–8 p.m. Needs to play more percentage tennis. April 7 – May 12 The First Tee Driving Range Designations used as a tool to assist students when registering for tennis classes: Golf: Short Game Skills Beginning I (1.0-2.0): Designed for beginners and those who have limited experience with basic tennis strokes. Whether you are a beginning student or just want to Proper techniques of all strokes will be covered. Drills will be used and tennis etiquette and rules will be discussed. improve your golf game, this class caters to you. Spend each week focused on a short game skill: putting, Players will be grouped according to ability. chipping and pitching. Final class will be spent playing Beginning I and II (1.0-2.5): Designed for beginners and those who need to brush up on the basics. Techniques a practice green. Extra fee for balls. W covered are forehand, backhand, serve, volley, basic strategy as well as drill exercises. Players will be grouped PEDU:765 | 6 sessions | $36 AGE 60+ | $59 REG according to ability. P06 Sa 11 a.m.–noon April 4 – May 16 The First Tee Driving Range Beginning II (2.5): Further emphasized is proper stroke development and footwork through the use of drills. • NOTE: No class 4/11. Tennis etiquette and rules will be reviewed. Constancy of stroke production is a major goal. Intermediate I (3.0-3.5): A refresher on proper stroke execution. Drills are used and emphasis is on improved The FUNdamentals consistency and directional control. Strategy and some match play are covered. This class prepares you to acquire an open mind in your Intermediate II to Advanced (3.5-4.0): This course includes more advanced drills, work on strategy and match golf game by learning the basics, or FUNdamentals. play, with a goal of playing better percentage tennis. Learn skills required to ensure a sound golf experience and have fun doing so. Extra fee for balls. W PEDU:730 | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P03 Th 5–6 p.m. Bring tennis shoes and racket. Tennis balls provided. Facilities may not April 9 – April 30 Golfport of Maryland Heights be air-conditioned. Please dress appropriately. Every effort will be made to schedule a make-up class for outdoor classes missed due to rain- Golf: The Swing of Things Get into the swing of things! This fun class is essential outs. However, no refunds will be given for rained-out classes. for every golfer! Perfecting your swing is not all about hitting the ball; it’s learning and understanding how to use your body motion to create your perfect swing. Tennis: Beginning I - NTRP 1.0-2.0 Tennis: Intermediate I - NTRP 3.0 Extra fee for balls. W See NTRP rating box. Tennis balls provided. W See NTRP rating box. Tennis balls provided. W PEDU:765 | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG PEDU:733 | 7 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG PEDU:735 | 7 sessions | $95 AGE 60+ | $95 REG P02 Tu 6–7 p.m. P01 Sa 2:30–3:30 p.m. P01 Tu 2–3:30 p.m. April 21 – May 12 Golfport of Maryland Heights Feb. 1 – March 14 Vetta Concord Feb. 4 – March 17 Vetta Concord P02 Tu 1–2 p.m. P02 Th 2–3:30 p.m. Golf: Playing Lesson Feb. 4 – March 17 Vetta Concord March 26 – May 7 Vetta Concord Enjoy this unique opportunity to play nine holes with P03 Sa 4:30–6 p.m. an experienced golf instructor. For golfers who have Tennis: Beginning I and II - NTRP 1.0-2.5 March 28 – May 16 Vetta Concord received prior instruction but have difficulty taking See NTRP rating box. Tennis balls provided. W • NOTE: No class 4/11. their game to the next level. Be prepared to pay Eagle Springs approximately $15 to play some holes on the PEDU:733 | 4 sessions | $79 AGE 60+ | $79 REG course (includes a riding cart). Meet instructor at Eagle P05 M 7–8 p.m. Tennis: Intermediate Springs Clubhouse. Tee time is at the class start time, so Feb. 3 – March 2 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court Advanced - NTRP 3.0-4.0 be sure to arrive a few minutes early. W • NOTE: No class 2/17. See NTRP rating box. Tennis balls provided. W PEDU:765 | 1 session | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P03 Su 6–7 p.m. PEDU:736 | 7 sessions | $95 AGE 60+ | $95 REG P05 M 5–7 p.m. Feb. 9 – March 1 Frontenac Racquet Club P01 Th 2–3:30 p.m. May 11 Eagle Springs Golf Course P06 Sa 1–2 p.m. Jan. 30 – March 12 Vetta Concord Feb. 22 – March 14 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court P02 Sa 4:30–6 p.m. Golf: Caregiver/Child P04 Su 6–7 p.m. Feb. 1 – March 14 Vetta Concord Enjoy time with your child, ages seven to 15, and March 8 – March 29 Frontenac Racquet Club P03 Tu 2–3:30 p.m. have fun learning the basics of golf together! Improve P07 M 7–8 p.m. March 24 – May 5 Vetta Concord your game and help your child practice golf skills. March 9 – March 30 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court P04 Sa 2–3:30 p.m. Registration required for each participant. Extra fee for P08 Sa 1–2 p.m. March 28 – May 16 Vetta Concord balls paid by each participant. W March 21 – April 25 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court • NOTE: No class 4/11. | | $ | $ PEDU:765 4 sessions 49 AGE 60+ 49 REG • NOTE: No class 4/4, 4/18. P04 Sa 10–11 a.m. April 25 – May 16 Golfport of Maryland Heights Tennis: Beginning II - NTRP 2.5 See NTRP rating box. Tennis balls provided. W Golf: Tee for Two PEDU:734 | 7 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG Want to enjoy the game of golf with your significant other? Whether you’ve played for years or have never P01 Sa 3:30–4:30 p.m. picked up a club, couples can enjoy time together Feb. 1 – March 14 Vetta Concord while learning and improving golf skills. Open to all P02 Sa 3:30–4:30 p.m. levels. Each participant must register. Clubs available March 28 – May 16 Vetta Concord for use at the range. Extra fee for balls paid by each • NOTE: No class 4/11. participant. W PEDU:765 | 4 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P01 Th 6–7 p.m. April 9 – April 30 Golfport of Maryland Heights P03 Sa 11 a.m.–noon April 25 – May 16 Golfport of Maryland Heights W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability must be signed at first class.

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Pickleball: Basics and Continuing Pickleball: Intermediate Come join the fun! Pickleball is a fast-growing sport Come join the fun! Pickleball is a fast-growing sport for good reason: it’s easy to learn, easy to play and for good reason: it’s easy to learn, easy to play and great exercise for all ages and abilities. Beginners learn great exercise for all ages and abilities. For students the basics of pickleball while continuing students with previous pickleball experience, looking to enjoy recreational play at a more advanced level. enjoy recreational play at a more advanced level. All equipment provided. Dress appropriately for All equipment provided. Dress appropriately for W outdoor court. W outdoor court. PEDU:740 | 6 sessions | $40.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG PEDU:740 | 6 sessions | $40.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG Sa 9–10 a.m. P05 Sa 10–11 a.m. Allyson Duffin P01 Allyson Duffin April 4 – May 16 Kennedy Rec Complex April 4 – May 16 Kennedy Rec Complex • NOTE: No class 4/11. • NOTE: No class 4/11. M 5–6 p.m. P06 Sa 11 a.m.–noon Allyson Duffin P02 Allyson Duffin April 6 – May 11 Kennedy Rec Complex April 4 – May 16 Kennedy Rec Complex • NOTE: No class 4/11. P03 W 9–10 a.m. Allyson Duffin April 8 – May 13 Kennedy Rec Complex P07 M 6–7 p.m. Allyson Duffin April 6 – May 11 Kennedy Rec Complex P04 W 11 a.m.–noon Allyson Duffin April 8 – May 13 Kennedy Rec Complex P08 W 8–9 a.m. Allyson Duffin April 8 – May 13 Kennedy Rec Complex P09 W 10–11 a.m. Allyson Duffin April 8 – May 13 Kennedy Rec Complex W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability must be signed at first class. Fitness

Aquatics

ATTENTION Water Students: Open Lap Swim FABS: For Over Forty, Abs, Pool will be open for credit and non-credit students Balance and Strength Due to circumstances related to inclement to swim laps during this time. Lockers are available; Are you over forty? Do you want tighter abs to help weather, building and/or equipment however, you must provide your own towel and lock with balance? Do you loathe the thought of pumping for your valuables. W malfunctioning or maintenance, the pool iron in a gym but would still like to build muscle and PEDU:721 | 60 sessions | $51 AGE 60+ | $95 REG increase strength? Then this FABSulous class is for facilities used by Continuing Education may P05 MTuWTh 8–8:50 a.m. you! As we age, our bellies tend to get bigger, our have to be closed with little or no advance Jan. 21 – May 12 MC-PE, Pool balance becomes a bit off kilter and our muscles • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16, 3/17, 3/18, 3/19. start to sag (especially the back of those arms). Using notice. In these cases, no refunds will be various water equipment, FABS class will tighten offered, nor will make-ups be available your tummy, improve your balance and build major muscle groups. W because of tight scheduling of swimming, Swimming Skills: Beginning/Intermediate PEDU:729 | 14 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $85 REG water exercise and other physical education Not the strongest swimmer? It’s time to change that! P19 MW 7–7:50 p.m. Terri Williams classes. For additional information regarding Acquire basic through intermediate swimming skills, Jan. 22 – March 11 MC-PE, Pool and feel confident in the water and around water • NOTE: No class 2/17. the various college pools, please call: activities. Emphasis on the primary strokes, buoyancy P20 MW 7–7:50 p.m. Terri Williams • Meramec Pool...... 314-984-7399 techniques, breath control and acquiring endurance. W | | $ | $ March 23 – May 6 MC-PE, Pool • Forest Park Pool...... 314-644-9717 PEDU:722 8 sessions 43 AGE 60+ 59 REG P01 Sa 10–10:50 a.m. Jeanne Hudgens • Florissant Valley Pool...... 314-513-4275 Feb. 8 – April 18 FV-PE, Pool Aquafusion/FABS • NOTE: No class 3/7, 3/21, 4/11. Enjoy the best of both worlds! Come join this high energy combo class for tighter abs and better balance P02 Sa 11–11:50 a.m. Jeanne Hudgens while building muscle. Incorporate various resistance Family Swim Feb. 8 – April 18 FV-PE, Pool Have fun as a family as you swim, dive or lounge in our equipment like dumbbells and noodles to build cardio pool. One parent/guardian per non-swimming child. • NOTE: No class 3/7, 3/21, 4/11. capacity and increase your strength and endurance. W One parent/guardian per three children if they can PEDU:729 | 14 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $85 REG swim. All participants must register. W NEW! Swimming Skills: Advanced P13 TuTh 1–1:50 p.m. Terri Williams PEDU:720 | 12 sessions | $79 AGE 60+ | $79 REG Gain more confidence in the water and around water Jan. 21 – March 5 MC-PE, Pool P01 Th 5–6:50 p.m. with advanced instruction. Emphasis on lap swimming P14 MWF 1–1:50 p.m. Terri Williams techniques, breath control and acquiring endurance. W Jan. 30 – April 23 FV-PE, Pool Jan. 22 – Feb. 24 MC-PE, Pool | | $ | $ • NOTE: No class 3/19. PEDU:722 12 sessions 53 AGE 60+ 79 REG • NOTE: No class 2/17. P03 Sa 8–8:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt P15 MWF 1–1:50 p.m. Terri Williams Lap Swim Feb. 1 – April 25 FV-PE, Pool March 23 – April 22 MC-PE, Pool Get a great workout before you start your day! Pool • NOTE: No class 3/21, 4/11. P16 TuTh 1–1:50 p.m. Terri Williams setup allows students to swim laps during this time. March 24 – May 7 MC-PE, Pool Lockers are available; however, you must provide your Aquafusion own towel and lock for your valuables. W Use various resistance equipment like dumbbells PEDU:721 | 12 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $39 REG and noodles in this high energy class to build cardio Gentle Aqua Dance capacity and strengthen main muscle groups. Great Splash and dance your way to fitness in this fun, easy to P02 TuTh 7–7:50 a.m. follow, low-impact, water-based workout! Gentle Aqua Jan. 28 – March 5 FV-PE, Pool exercise to increase your strength and endurance, leaving you feeling great and looking good! W Dance integrates dance-fitness moves with water- P04 TuTh 7–7:50 a.m. based exercises, just at a slower pace. W PEDU:729 | 14 sessions | $55 AGE 60+ | $85 REG March 24 – April 30 FV-PE, Pool | 12 sessions | $53 AGE 60+ | $ REG P17 MW 6–6:50 p.m. Terri Williams PEDU:729 79 PEDU:721 | 16 sessions | $49 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P21 MW 9–9:50 a.m. Neil Skid Jan. 22 – March 11 MC-PE, Pool P01 MWF 7–7:50 a.m. Jan. 27 – March 9 MC-PE, Pool • NOTE: No class 2/17. Jan. 27 – March 4 FV-PE, Pool • NOTE: No class 2/17. P18 MW 6–6:50 p.m. Terri Williams • NOTE: No class 2/17. P22 MW 9–9:50 a.m. Neil Skid March 23 – May 6 MC-PE, Pool P03 MWF 7–7:50 a.m. March 23 – April 29 MC-PE, Pool March 23 – April 27 FV-PE, Pool

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 61 Water Aerobics Aerobic and Strength Exercise Experience a low impact shallow water workout with exercise movements and fun music where you can choose your own intensity level. Swimming ability is Dance Aerobics HIIT After 40 not required for this class. W Enjoy a fun, full body workout including cardio and This total-body, moderately-high intensity interval | | $ | $ toning set to contemporary music. Bring light weights workout uses a variety of bodyweight and light- PEDU:729 14 sessions 55 AGE 60+ 85 REG (one to three pounds) and a mat. No dance experience weight exercises to tone and tighten for that fit, strong P09 TuTh 8–8:50 a.m. Yolanda Woodard required. W and healthy version of you! Designed to help overall Jan. 28 – March 12 FV-PE, Pool PEDU:750 | 12 sessions | $56.50 AGE 60+ | $79 REG health and toning and to inform and motivate in a fun P10 TuTh 8–8:50 a.m. Yolanda Woodard P01 W 6–6:50 p.m. Susan Pellegrino supportive way. Please bring mat to class. W March 31 – May 14 FV-PE, Pool Feb. 5 – April 22 St. Paul UCC, Social Hall PEDU:747 | 7 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $65 REG P07 Tu 6–7 p.m. Trish Werner NEW! Latin Hip Hop Jan. 21 – March 3 MC-PE, 201 Come ready to sweat, shake, shimmy and sass your P08 Tu 7–8 p.m. Trish Werner way through Latin hip hop and prepare to leave feeling Jan. 21 – March 3 MC-PE, 201 empowered and strong. Class introduces easy to P09 Tu 6–7 p.m. Trish Werner follow choreography, perfect for all levels. Moves like March 24 – May 5 MC-PE, 201 the original salsa, merengue, reggaeton and cumbia P10 Tu 7–8 p.m. Trish Werner rhythms to popular upbeat songs. W March 24 – May 5 MC-PE, 201 PEDU:754 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P03 Tu 9:30–10:30 a.m. Fit and Fabulous Over 60 Jan. 28 – March 17 Z Total Body Functional fitness trains muscles for safer, more P04 Th 6:30–7:30 p.m. efficient every-day movement, which is increasingly Jan. 30 – March 19 Z Total Body important as we age. In this class, enjoy a variety of chair exercises; stretches for flexibility; balance work; NEW! Baby Weights and strength building with light weights, bands, pilate A fitness class designed for the new mom. Tone arms, rings and balls. Work on balance with security of a chair legs and core while spending time with baby and or barre. Fun hour of socializing, singing, talking and laughing while working the mind and body all through getting back in shape. All fitness levels welcome. Best W Water Exercise suited for moms with babies in pre-walking stage. W fitness moves for all levels. | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $ REG Get a total body workout! Tone, strengthen and PEDU:755 | 8 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG PEDU:754 69 achieve flexibility and circulatory endurance while P16 M 5:45–6:30 p.m. P02 M 3–4 p.m. exercising in the water. No more stiff and sore muscles! Feb. 3 – March 30 St Lou Dance Crew Jan. 27 – March 23 Z Total Body All skill levels are welcome as you will work at your • NOTE: No class 2/17. own pace. W • NOTE: No class 2/17. P17 Th 10–10:45 a.m. PEDU:729 | 12 sessions | $53 AGE 60+ | $79 REG Feb. 6 – March 26 St Lou Dance Crew Senior Fitness P23 Sa 9–9:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt Come get fit and increase your stability and flexibility. Feb. 1 – April 25 FV-PE, Pool The class involves standing and sitting in a chair while • NOTE: No class 3/21, 4/11. Stretch and Strength using light weights (one pound), small balls, and Develop and increase flexibility, core stability and PEDU:729 | 15 sessions | $57 AGE 60+ | $89 REG stretch bands to enhance fitness with music to add muscular strength. Using restorative and de-stressing to the fun. Includes light stretching and relaxation. P11 TuTh 9–9:50 a.m. Gary Ketcherside elements, this class incorporates intense and deep Jan. 21 – March 10 MC-PE, Pool Wear sturdy athletic shoes and bring towel and water stretches using every part of the body and core to class. W P12 TuTh 9–9:50 a.m. Gary Ketcherside strengthening exercises supported by breathing and | | $ | $ March 24 – May 12 MC-PE, Pool meditation techniques. While originally developed for SENR:704 8 sessions 59 AGE 60+ 59 REG P01 W 1–1:50 p.m. PEDU:729 | 16 sessions | $61 AGE 60+ | $95 REG dancers, this class is fantastic for anyone who wishes to Feb. 5 – March 25 ADIVA Dance Center P01 MWF 8–8:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt develop their flexibility and muscular stamina.W Jan. 27 – March 4 FV-PE, Pool PEDU:755 | 8 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG • NOTE: No class 2/17. P18 W 6:30–7:30 p.m. Zumba® Gold P02 MWF 9–9:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt Feb. 5 – March 25 St Lou Dance Crew Come join in the fun and get fit with the upbeat tempo of Latin and international music! Zumba Gold® takes Jan. 27 – March 4 FV-PE, Pool P19 Sa 10–11 a.m. Feb. 8 – March 28 St Lou Dance Crew a lower intensity approach to Zumba® dance, making • NOTE: No class 2/17. this class perfect for older active adults or individuals P03 MWF 10–10:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt with limited physical ability. Exercises will include Jan. 27 – March 4 FV-PE, Pool Fitness Flex for Women proper breathing and gentle stretching and are • NOTE: No class 2/17. Achieve your fitness goals through low-impact modified to help work on your posture, strength and P04 MWF 11–11:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt movement using a variety of music and hand weights, balance. Zumba Gold® is a trademark of Zumba Fitness, Jan. 27 – March 4 FV-PE, Pool concluding with stretching for posture and flexibility. LLC. used under license (ADIVA Dance Center). W • NOTE: No class 2/17. All levels of experience welcome; floor mat and one- to PEDU:747 | 8 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG two-pound weights recommended. W P05 MWF 8–8:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt P01 W 11–11:50 a.m. | 10 sessions | $65.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG March 23 – April 27 FV-PE, Pool PEDU:755 89 Feb. 5 – March 25 ADIVA Dance Center P11 M 7–8 p.m. Marsha Fey P06 MWF 9–9:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt Feb. 10 – May 4 Sperreng, Small Gym March 23 – April 27 FV-PE, Pool NEW! NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16, 4/13. POUND® Fitness Rockout Workout P07 MWF 10–10:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt Strike the ground and make some noise! This cardio P12 Tu 7–8 p.m. Marsha Fey March 23 – April 27 FV-PE, Pool drumming fitness class, with roots in pilates and March 3 – May 12 Sperreng, Small Gym yoga, focuses on toning your legs and tightening P08 MWF 11–11:50 a.m. Daniel Vogt • NOTE: No class 3/17. your core. All fitness levels welcome. Course taught March 23 – April 27 FV-PE, Pool by a master trainer and group fitness instructor. POUND® is a registered trademark of Pound Rockout Cardio and 30 Abs Workout, LLC. W Challenge yourself with this 60-minute calorie burner that will leave you invigorated and stronger! Get your PEDU:747 | 8 sessions | $36.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG heart pumping and fat burning with exercises focused P03 MW 5–6 p.m. Bridgett Gordon on cardio and abs with a concentration on upper/lower Feb. 3 – March 2 FV-PE, 233 abdominals, sides/obliques and back core strength. • NOTE: No class 2/17. Core and posture are targeted throughout the class to P04 MW 6:15–7:15 p.m. Bridgett Gordon let you leave standing taller and stronger. W Feb. 3 – March 2 FV-PE, 233 PEDU:754 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG • NOTE: No class 2/17. P05 Su 8:30–9:30 a.m. P05 MW 5–6 p.m. Bridgett Gordon Jan. 26 – March 15 Z Total Body March 23 – April 15 FV-PE, 233 P06 MW 6:15–7:15 p.m. Bridgett Gordon March 23 – April 15 FV-PE, 233

W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability must be signed at first class.

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NEW! Trampoline and TRX® Strength T’ai Chi Trampoline meets TRX. Cardio spurts on a personal trampoline. Jump on and off the trampoline right into TRX strength moves. TRX is a form of suspension Chen T’ai Chi: Beginning Introduction to T’ai Chi for Health training that uses body weight exercises to develop Strengthen your body through slow, smooth Experience a moving meditation of safe, low-impact strength, balance, flexibility and core stability movements; increase energy with mindful breathing; exercise while improving strength, balance and simultaneously. Double fat burning and muscle and improve balance through the constant shift of flexibility in this introduction to T’ai Chi. Introduces toning all in one class. TRX® is a trademark of Fitness body weight. T’ai Chi is a traditional form of martial basic principles and practices like focused breathing, Anywhere, LLC. used under license (Z Total Body). W arts that helps boost self-healing power, stimulates the coordinated mindful movement and focused weight | | $ | $ brain and promotes coordination. All ages and levels shifting. Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting PEDU:754 8 sessions 49 AGE 60+ 49 REG of ability can harvest the health benefits of T’ai Chi.W clothing and flat soled shoes.W P06 Sa 8:30–9 a.m. | 8 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $ REG | 6 sessions | $31 AGE 60+ | $ REG Feb. 1 – March 21 Z Total Body PEDU:766 59 PEDU:766 49 P06 W 10–10:50 a.m. Alex Chen P01 M 5–6 p.m. Dennis Winschel Feb. 5 – April 1 MC-PE, 201 Jan. 27 – March 9 STLCC-South County, 125 NEW! TRX® Strength and HIIT Express • NOTE: No class 3/18. • NOTE: No class 2/17. TRX is a form of suspension training that uses body P07 W 6–6:50 p.m. Alex Chen | 8 sessions | $35.50 AGE 60+ | $ REG weight exercises to develop strength, balance, PEDU:766 59 flexibility and core stability simultaneously. Class will Feb. 5 – April 1 MC-PE, 201 P02 M 5–6 p.m. Dennis Winschel end with an express workout of exercises repeated • NOTE: No class 3/18. March 23 – May 11 STLCC-South County, 125 back-to-back for a great calorie and fat burner by using full body to improve athletic capacity and T’ai Chi Chih: Beginning T’ai Chi for Health: Intermediate conditioning. TRX® is a trademark of Fitness Anywhere, Begin your T’ai Chi Chih journey by learning 19 For those who have completed Introduction to T’ai LLC. used under license (Z Total Body). W movements and one pose of this moving meditation. Chi for Health and are currently practicing T’ai Chi PEDU:754 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG Its purpose is to circulate and balance one’s chi or principles and open to progressing in their practice, P01 M 5:30–6:30 p.m. vital force life energy. Health benefits include better this class builds on the beginners' class with more Jan. 27 – March 23 Z Total Body balance, blood pressure control and reduction in integrated whole body movements. T’ai Chi remains • NOTE: No class 2/17. symptoms associated with stress, shingles and a safe low-impact exercise for improving strength, arthritis. No shoes are allowed inside the yoga studio. W balance, flexibility, mental acuity and mindfulness. PEDU:766 | 5 sessions | $36 AGE 60+ | $49 REG Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and Kickin’ Fitness P04 Tu 2:30–3:30 p.m. Jeanette Miller flat soled shoes.W Get away from your boring exercise routine and April 14 – May 12 Solar Yoga Center PEDU:767 | 6 sessions | $31 AGE 60+ | $49 REG engage every muscle in your body with this fun, P01 Tu 10–11 a.m. Dennis Winschel high-energy cardio exercise. This total body workout PEDU:766 | 10 sessions | $45 AGE 60+ | $69 REG will help you burn calories, relieve stress and get into P03 Tu 2:30–3:30 p.m. Jeanette Miller Jan. 21 – Feb. 25 STLCC-South County, 125 shape fast — all while learning some self-defense Feb. 4 – April 7 Solar Yoga Center P02 Tu 10–11 a.m. Dennis Winschel moves along the way! All levels are welcome. W March 24 – May 5 STLCC-South County, 125 PEDU:744 | 10 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG T’ai Chi Chih: Beginning/Continuing P02 Tu 7–8 p.m. Expand your T’ai Chi Chih journey by learning 19 March 3 – May 12 Sperreng, Large Gym movements and one pose of this moving meditation. • NOTE: No class 3/17. Beginners learn from an experienced instructor P01 W 7–8 p.m. and classmates while continuing students enhance Feb. 26 – April 29 The Martial Arts Ctr their own movements. Its purpose is to circulate and balance one’s chi or vital force life energy. Health W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability benefits include better balance, blood pressure control must be signed at first class. and reduction in symptoms associated with stress, Boot Camp shingles and arthritis. W PEDU:766 | 10 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $69 REG Boot Camp with Shark Fitness P05 Th 4:30–5:30 p.m. Jeanette Miller Challenge yourself with resistance training, Feb. 20 – April 30 FV-PE, 233 calisthenics, short runs, and drills designed to work • NOTE: No class 3/19. every major muscle group in this 60-minute class. Learn the correct way to train in terms of form, tempo and exercise selection. Despite the group setting, this T’ai Chi Chih: Continuing intense class will challenge you individually to give Ready to amplify your T’ai Chi Chih practice? your best and expect optimal results. Expect hard-core Complete a practice of the 19 movements and one training, not selfies and high fives. Bring a towel or mat pose each week, explore key principles of the form and water. Class held in the gym and may head outside and refine individual movements. Prerequisite: T’ai when weather permits; dress appropriately. Meet at Chi Chih: Beginning. No shoes are allowed inside the the entrance to the PE building on O parking lot. yoga studio. W PEDU:755 | 10 sessions | $139 AGE 60+ | $139 REG PEDU:767 | 5 sessions | $36 AGE 60+ | $49 REG P08 MWF 5:45–6:45 a.m. P04 Tu 1:15–2:15 p.m. Jeanette Miller Feb. 21 – March 13 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby April 14 – May 12 Solar Yoga Center P09 TuTh 5:45–6:45 a.m. PEDU:767 | 10 sessions | $44 AGE 60+ | $69 REG April 14 – May 14 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby P03 Tu 1:15–2:15 p.m. Jeanette Miller P10 TuTh 9:30–10:30 a.m. Feb. 4 – April 7 Solar Yoga Center April 14 – May 14 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby PEDU:755 | 12 sessions | $159 AGE 60+ | $159 REG Have you ever thought P04 TuTh 5:45–6:45 a.m. Jan. 14 – Feb. 20 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby about becoming a P05 TuTh 9:30–10:30 a.m. Jan. 14 – Feb. 20 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby personal trainer? P06 TuTh 5:45–6:45 a.m. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Feb. 25 – April 9 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby • NOTE: No class 3/17, 3/19. Statistics report, median salary P07 TuTh 9:30–10:30 a.m. for these workers is $39,820. Feb. 25 – April 9 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby • NOTE: No class 3/17, 3/19. Get a jump start with our 10-week PEDU:755 | 15 sessions | $195 AGE 60+ | $195 REG ACE® Personal Trainer Certification P03 MWF 5:45–6:45 a.m. Prep Course. Learn more on page 11. March 23 – April 24 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby P02 MW 5:30–6:30 p.m. Need-based funding assistance may be Jan. 13 – March 9 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby available through WIOA and SkillUP. • NOTE: No class 1/20, 2/17. P01 MWF 5:45–6:45 a.m. Jan. 13 – Feb. 19 MC-PE, Gym East Lobby stlcc.edu/accelerated • NOTE: No class 1/20, 2/17.

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Kung Fu Shaolin Black Dragon Krav Maga Practical Self-Defense for Women I Learn practical self-defense techniques through an Are you prepared to defend yourself in an attack? Krav Maximize your own power and gain confidence in introduction to Kung Fu, emotional and physical Maga, the preferred system for U.S. military units and your ability to defend against personal attacks with balance, technique, style and disciplined training. law enforcement agencies, is an exciting, aggressive easy-to-learn, highly effective techniques. A great intro Build self-confidence and gain the ability to avoid or and fast-paced class designed to prepare both the for novices and refresher for students with previous deal with unexpected confrontation. W body and mind for violent attacks. Utilizing stress drills training. This course is led by a female instructor PEDU:743 | 10 sessions | $95 AGE 60+ | $95 REG to mimic real life situations, new students and repeat with more than 25 years experience in martial arts. P09 Su 1–3 p.m. beginners will practice self-defense and hand-to-hand Class covers situational awareness, stand-up defense Feb. 23 – May 3 CODA Martial Arts combat techniques to quickly and effectively finish a (striking and kicking), defense against grab attacks and fight or attack situation. Class is hands-on and fully grappling techniques to escape from ground attacks. • NOTE: No class 4/12. interactive. No shoes on mats; athletic wear required. W Hands-on basic physical fitness required to practice PEDU:743 | 10 sessions | $95 AGE 60+ | $95 REG techniques with partners. Minors age 16–17 enrolled Systema: Russian Self-Defense P10 M 6:30–7:30 p.m. in course must be accompanied by parent/guardian. Learn the innovative and versatile self-defense tactics Jan. 27 – April 6 Xtreme Krav Maga, Chesterfield Registration and signed waiver required for each participant. All gear is provided. No shoes on mats. of Systema, the Russian martial art. Based on instinctive • NOTE: No class 2/17. reactions, individual strengths and characteristics Athletic wear required. W P11 Th 6:30–7:30 p.m. specifically designed for fast learning. Systema tactics PEDU:743 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG are quick, realistic and effective against any type of Jan. 30 – April 2 Xtreme Krav Maga, Chesterfield P07 F 6–9 p.m. Gina Breadon opponent under any circumstance. In Systema, the P03 Th noon–1 p.m. Feb. 21 MC-PE, 105 synergy of three components creates a true warrior Jan. 30 – April 2 Xtreme Krav Maga, Fenton P01 F 6–9 p.m. combat skill, strong spirit and healthy body. Class will P04 Sa 10–11 a.m. push your body and test your spirit. W April 17 CODA Martial Arts March 7 – May 16 Xtreme Krav Maga, Fenton P08 Sa 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Gina Breadon PEDU:743 | 10 sessions | $95 AGE 60+ | $95 REG • NOTE: No class 4/11 May 2 MC-PE, 105 P05 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Women Only: March 3 – May 5 St. Louis Fite Club P02 Tu 6–7 p.m. Jan. 28 – March 31 Xtreme Krav Maga, Fenton

Nikita: Covert Self-Defense for Women Arm yourself with the skills necessary to handle any violent or confrontational situation with this highly individualized and practical training. Learn hand- to-hand self-defense, situational awareness, armed/ unarmed tactical training, child protection, improvised weapons, weapon recognition/concealment, vehicle and home defense, defense against multiple attackers, and psychological manipulation of attackers. W PEDU:743 | 10 sessions | $95 AGE 60+ | $95 REG W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability P06 Th 5:45–6:45 p.m. must be signed at first class. March 5 – May 7 St. Louis Fite Club

Yoga, Pilates and Barre

Dynamic Stretch NEW! Yin Yoga Yoga Basics Increase the range of motion in your muscles and This slower-paced style of yoga, based on the Meridian New to yoga or desire a slow, gentle pace? Learn joints through specialized lengthening and stretching Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is a meditative standard yoga postures, flexibility and correct breathing techniques designed to help release muscle tension, practice primarily done on the floor with postures held techniques. Bring a towel and mat. W decrease stress and enhance coordination. Bring a towel for longer periods of time, usually three to five minutes. PEDU:761 | 10 sessions | $52 AGE 60+ | $69 REG and mat. W The longer holds target specific energetic lines as well P01 M 12:15–1:15 p.m. Kelly Kauffmann as connective tissues, including ligaments, joints and PEDU:755 | 12 sessions | $45 AGE 60+ | $75 REG Feb. 24 – April 27 Affton White-Rodgers CC, Gym P15 Tu 8–8:50 a.m. Gary Ketcherside fascia. No yoga experience is necessary. W Feb. 4 – April 28 MC-PE, 201 PEDU:761 | 7 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $65 REG • NOTE: No class 3/17. P39 Th 4:30–5:40 p.m. Gentle Yoga Jan. 30 – March 12 South River Yoga Enjoy a gentle combination of yoga exercises to help improve flexibility and core balance. Great for stress NEW! Deep Stretch and Restorative Yoga P40 Th 4:30–5:40 p.m. relief and relaxation. Individual yoga practice will be Focus on unwinding chronic tension and pain through March 26 – May 7 South River Yoga encouraged. Bring a mat, towel and water. W gentle movement and work with therapy balls and foam PEDU:761 | 4 sessions | $30 AGE 60+ | $39 REG rollers. We all carry chronic tension in various areas of NEW! Alignment Principles of Yoga F06 M 9:30–10:30 a.m. Nicole Thompson our bodies, and we all have habitual ways we sit, walk In this beginner yoga class learn how to assess and adjust Jan. 13 – Feb. 10 Queeny Park, Multi Rm and carry ourselves. Poor postural habits and chronic your body alignment to develop strength and flexibility. • NOTE: No class 1/20. tension can lead to discomfort, pain and anxiety. Learn Through mindful movement, help restore your mental | | $ | $ simple techniques for daily use to help with stress and and physical health, possibly even alleviating painful PEDU:761 7 sessions 41.50 AGE 60+ 55 REG increase a sense of calmness. No yoga experience is conditions like sore back and knees. Safe and effective P07 M 9:30–10:30 a.m. Nicole Thompson necessary; however, many techniques used in this class for all levels and experience W March 2 – May 11 Queeny Park, Multi Rm are done on the floor. Must be able to get on and off PEDU:761 | 11 sessions | $95 AGE 60+ | $95 REG • NOTE: No class 3/16, 4/13, 4/20, 4/27. the floor.W P19 Th 6:45–7:45 a.m. PEDU:761 | 8 sessions | $79 AGE 60+ | $79 REG | | $ | $ PEDU:761 7 sessions 65 AGE 60+ 65 REG Jan. 16 – March 26 Yoga 108 at The City Studio P12 Th 7–8 p.m. P37 Su 4–5:15 p.m. Jan. 23 – March 12 Masterpeace Studios Feb. 2 – March 15 South River Yoga NEW! Rise and Shine Yoga P13 Th 7–8 p.m. P38 Su 4–5:15 p.m. Flow through yoga poses and sequences that build March 26 – May 14 Masterpeace Studios March 29 – May 17 South River Yoga strength, flexibility and balance. Opportunity to try or • NOTE: No class 4/12. practice more challenging asanas and modifications will be offered if necessary. Come relax our mind and restore your energy. All levels of yoga experience welcome. W PEDU:761 | 8 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG P20 M 8–9 a.m. Jan. 27 – March 23 Z Total Body • NOTE: No class 2/17.

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Yoga Yoga for Healthy Aging NEW! Balance Barre 55+ Relax, calm your mind and experience vibrant healing Designed for those who don't think they can "do yoga." Explore a fun, effective way to develop balance, energy. Learn to use breathing, stretching and Focus on maintaining and increasing joint mobility, posture, coordination, flexibility and strength based relaxation techniques to bring a total sense of well- increasing muscular endurance, strengthening the on your individual needs. Participate while standing being and integration of mind and body. Bring a towel, bones and improving balance. Regardless of age, or seated with music, traditional terminology and a mat, yoga belt and resistance band. W shape, physical limitations or health circumstances, the focus on achieving wellness goals. Featured on St. instructor works with each student to create unique Louis Public Radio and in the Ladue News, this class PEDU:761 | 10 sessions | $62.50 AGE 60+ | $95 REG yoga poses in a safe and comfortable setting. The was created by a professional dancer with the St. Louis P03 Tu 1–2:30 p.m. Christine Yonker poses of this class will be done in a chair or using the Ballet and is taught by area professional dancers so Feb. 4 – April 7 Big Bend Yoga Center chair for support in the middle of the room. Chairs and you can see the proper technique performed and learn PEDU:761 | 13 sessions | $75.50 AGE 60+ | $95 REG props are provided. No yoga experience is needed. W correct body placement. Suited for adults age 55+ of P17 M 6–7 p.m. Sharon Danyluck PEDU:761 | 7 sessions | $65 AGE 60+ | $65 REG all abilities and backgrounds. Come try this one-of-a- W Feb. 10 – May 11 Sunset Hills CC, Multi Rm P33 F 11 a.m.–noon kind program for yourself! • NOTE: No class 2/17. Jan. 31 – March 13 South River Yoga PEDU:761 | 7 sessions | $59 AGE 60+ | $59 REG P18 M 7:15–8:15 p.m. Sharon Danyluck P34 F 11 a.m.–noon P24 Th 9–9:45 a.m. Vitality Ballet Feb. 10 – May 11 Sunset Hills CC, Multi Rm March 27 – May 8 South River Yoga Jan. 23 – March 5 WW, 102B | | $ | $ • NOTE: No class 2/17. The following Monday classes incorporate light weights: PEDU:761 8 sessions 69 AGE 60+ 69 REG P32 M 10:45 a.m.–noon P21 Tu 1–1:45 p.m. Vitality Ballet Jan. 21 – March 10 MC-PE, 201 Yoga: Continuing Jan. 27 – March 16 South River Yoga Continue to build your yoga skills while learning to • NOTE: No class 2/17. P26 M 11:15 a.m.–noon Vitality Ballet relax, calm your mind and experience vibrant healing P35 M 10:45 a.m.–noon Jan. 27 – March 30 Affton White-Rodgers CC, A energy. Learn to use breathing, stretching and March 30 – May 11 South River Yoga • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. relaxation techniques to bring a total sense of well- • NOTE: No class 2/17. P23 M 9:30–10:15 a.m. Vitality Ballet being and integration of mind and body. Bring a towel Jan. 27 – March 30 FV-PE, 233 and mat. Prerequisite: Prior yoga experience. W • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. | 10 sessions | $52 AGE 60+ | $ REG Yoga for Seniors PEDU:761 69 Open your mind to a new understanding of your body P22 Tu 1–1:45 p.m. Vitality Ballet P02 M 1:30–2:30 p.m. Kelly Kauffmann with this gentle, slow-paced combination of stretch March 24 – May 12 MC-PE, 201 Feb. 24 – April 27 Affton White-Rodgers CC, Gym and strength work. Breath work and meditation are P25 Th 9–9:45 a.m. Vitality Ballet PEDU:761 | 10 sessions | $62.50 AGE 60+ | $95 REG great for calming and relieving stress. Bring a mat, March 26 – May 14 WW, 102B P04 Th 9–10:30 a.m. Karen Martinez towel and water. W Feb. 6 – April 9 Big Bend Yoga Center SENR:704 | 8 sessions | $79 AGE 60+ | $79 REG Keep Your Bones Strong I P02 Th 10–11 a.m. Practice and learn how to enhance your bone strength Iyengar Yoga March 26 – May 14 Masterpeace Studios from an internationally certified yoga therapist. Gain Well known for its highly developed teaching insight into the science of bone and pertinent research, methodology and rigorous teacher training program, NEW! Classical Chair Yoga and receive a personal anatomical assessment. You will Iyengar yoga’s complete integration of postures and Enjoy a flowing yoga and ballet fusion set entirely discover how to foster balance and tensile strength yoga philosophy brings physical health and vigor, to stimulating music. Focus on breath, posture, while enhancing muscle stability and joint alignment mental clarity, emotional serenity and poise. Postures meditation, flexibility, movement and stress relief. with targeted movement. Must not have osteoporosis. are taught by certified teachers in a safe, orderly Must be able to get up and down from the floor. Bring Start or end your day feeling positive, refreshed and W progression with emphasis on body alignment, energized. As featured on St. Louis Public Radio and in a yoga mat, towel, blanket and water. intelligent actions in each posture, observation and the Ladue News, come try this one-of-a-kind program PEDU:761 | 6 sessions | $34.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG correction of the students. Lowest level of Iyengar for yourself! W P14 W 7–8:15 p.m. Pamela Todd yoga certification takes seven to 10 years. Taught by | | $ | $ Jan. 22 – Feb. 26 MC-PE, 201 one of the few Iyengar certified teachers in the St. Louis PEDU:761 8 sessions 69 AGE 60+ 69 REG area. Bring a yoga mat. W P27 W 9–9:45 a.m. Vitality Ballet Jan. 22 – March 11 FV-PE, 233 PEDU:761 | 7 sessions | $42.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG NEW! Keep Your Bones Strong II Beginning: P30 W 2–2:45 p.m. Vitality Ballet Continue with hatha yoga based upon current yoga Jan. 22 – March 11 Affton White-Rodgers CC, A therapy research and best practices for bone health. P10 W 7:45–9 p.m. Robert Gadon Must not have osteoporosis. Must be able to get up Jan. 22 – March 4 WW, 102B P29 M 7:30–8:15 p.m. Vitality Ballet Jan. 27 – March 30 WW, 102B and down from the floor. Bring a yoga mat, towel, P11 W 7:45–9 p.m. Robert Gadon blanket and water. Prerequisite: Keep Your Bones March 25 – May 6 WW, 102B • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16. Strong I. W P28 W 9–9:45 a.m. Vitality Ballet Continuing: PEDU:761 | 6 sessions | $34.50 AGE 60+ | $59 REG P08 W 6:15–7:30 p.m. Robert Gadon March 25 – May 13 FV-PE, 233 P15 W 7–8 p.m. Pamela Todd Jan. 22 – March 4 WW, 102B P31 W 2–2:45 p.m. Vitality Ballet March 11 – April 29 MC-PE, 201 P09 W 6:15–7:30 p.m. Robert Gadon March 25 – May 13 Affton White-Rodgers CC, A • NOTE: No class 3/18, 4/8. March 25 – May 6 WW, 102B Yogalates BUTI Yoga® Enjoy the benefits of yoga, pilates and core Are you ready to be empowered and get a great strengthening as you exercise and stretch with a challenging and relaxing workout! Bring water, towel workout? The BUTI style fuses yoga and tribal-inspired W dance with hip spiraling and plyometrics into an and yoga mat. exciting, high-intensity workout that transforms your PEDU:756 | 6 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG body from the inside out. Bring a towel and water; P01 Th 5:30–7 p.m. Denise Motta mats provided. BUTI Yoga® is a trademark of Buti Feb. 6 – March 12 Affton White-Rodgers CC, A Fitness, Inc. W P02 Th 5:30–7 p.m. Denise Motta PEDU:761 | 10 sessions | $69 AGE 60+ | $69 REG April 2 – May 7 Affton White-Rodgers CC, A P05 Tu 5:30–6:15 p.m. March 10 – May 12 Flex Fitness Studio Pilates Strengthen, lengthen and tone muscle while increasing your flexibility. Learn how to execute pilates movements while focusing on breathing, allowing your mind and body to unite. Bring a towel and mat. W PEDU:756 | 13 sessions | $50 AGE 60+ | $89 REG P03 W 6:10–7:05 p.m. Katherine McMeans Jan. 22 – April 22 MC-PE, 105 • NOTE: No class 3/18. P04 M 6:10–7:05 p.m. Katherine McMeans Jan. 27 – May 4 MC-PE, 105 • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16.

W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability must be signed at first class.

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 65 Wellness and Personal Development Couples Massage Natural Wellness: Acupressure Enjoy spending time together as you learn gentle ways Natural Living Do you suffer from headaches, back pain, neck stiffness to comfort and relax your partner. Methods based on or shoulder tension? Acupressure is a good way to Swedish and Russian massage. Partner required. Fee is Nutrition 101 alleviate these symptoms, improve blood circulation per person. Supply list will be emailed. 30 minute break Have you ever wondered what types of nutrients are and reduce chronic inflammation. Learn how to find for lunch. found in different foods, how much you should eat, and massage acupressure points, helping improve HEAL:704 | 1 session | $28 AGE 60+ | $49 REG and what you should really be choosing for mealtimes both your health and the health of your loved ones. P02 Sa 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Alice Sanvito each day? Join Licensed and Registered Dietitian, Partner required. Fee is per person. Bring yoga mat or towel to lay on floor. Feb. 15 MC-SW, 106 Allison Lesko and CEO of fit-flavors, Jillian Tedesco to learn about truly balanced eating, macronutrients, HEAL:701 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG P01 Sa 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Alice Sanvito and how to appropriately control portions. Explore April 18 FP-HSP, 221 P03 M 6–8:30 p.m. Alex Chen the upcoming changes with nutrition facts labels and April 6 MC-PE, 201 teach you the importance of knowing what’s on your ingredient lists. Class will break down different fad Meditation diets, why they are considered a fad and how to make sure your eating practices lead sustainable habits for Personal Growth the long haul. NEW! Meditate to Refresh | | $ | $ and Rejuvenate PEDU:769 1 session 35 AGE 60+ 35 REG Mind Over Matter Help manage your mind and emotions while P01 M 6–7:30 p.m. fit-flavors What matters to you? What do you want to achieve? connecting with your own inner silence. Uncover Feb. 3 FP-D, 211 Learn how taking care of your body positively affects creativity and bliss while bringing joy and enthusiasm P02 M 6–7:30 p.m. fit-flavors your mind and can lead to greater happiness. Are there things you want to do, but cannot get motivated? to your life. Tap into the power of meditation and enjoy Feb. 24 FP-D, 211 the benefits of mental clarity, increased energy, better Are you bogged down by stress and loneliness? Let’s physical health, improved relationships, greater peace talk about key strategies to help you live a more of mind and increased productivity. Natural Wellness: Overview invigorating life by educating, motivating and inspiring you to take charge of your life. Get rid of the negative | | $ | $ of Chinese Medicine HEAL:702 2 sessions 15 AGE 60+ 25 REG Explore the fundamental concepts of traditional talk and become the person you are meant to be. P01 Sa 4–5 p.m. Neelima Bhavsar Chinese medicine that have steered this form of care HEAL:765 | 2 sessions | $19 AGE 60+ | $29 REG Feb. 1 – Feb. 15 FV-PE, 233 for more than 2,500 years! Learn basic principles you P01 W 6–7:30 p.m. Rebecca Barczewski • NOTE: No class 2/8. can apply in your daily life to enhance health and Jan. 22 – Jan. 29 STLCC-South County, 120 P02 Sa 4–5 p.m. Neelima Bhavsar wellness. Class taught by a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist with a Ph.D. in traditional Chinese medicine. P02 W 6–7:30 p.m. Rebecca Barczewski March 14 – March 28 FV-PE, 233 Feb. 19 – Feb. 26 STLCC-South County, 120 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $ REG • NOTE: No class 3/21. HEAL:701 29 P03 W 6–7:30 p.m. Rebecca Barczewski P01 M 6–8:30 p.m. Alex Chen P03 Sa 4–5 p.m. Neelima Bhavsar March 25 – April 1 STLCC-South County, 120 Feb. 10 MC-BA, 118 April 4 – April 18 FV-PE, 233 P04 W 6–7:30 p.m. Rebecca Barczewski • NOTE: No class 4/11. April 22 – April 29 STLCC-South County, 102 P04 Sa 4–5 p.m. Neelima Bhavsar Energy Healing With Meridian Tapping May 2 – May 16 FV-PE, 233 Meridian tapping combines tapping on acupressure • NOTE: No class 5/9. points with intention statements to clear mental, Transitions and Transformations: emotional and physical energy. Also referred to as Thriving in the Midst of Change energy tapping or emotional freedom technique (EFT), Life is a cycle of beginnings and endings. Transitions Meditation I: How and Why its usage continues to grow because it is remarkably can be hard, but they hold a positive side, too. They Meditation offers a way to release stress, strengthen effective. Join us to learn step-by-step instruction in offer opportunity to rethink the direction of our lives. In health, connect to your deeper mind, develop intuition, tapping for emotions such as anxiety, fear, anger and the second and third chapters of life we may discover and find peace is our chaotic world. Learn how to align feeling overwhelmed; origins of thought field therapy; that our own life is similar to seasonal patterns of your mind and gain access to the vast storehouse of applications for health issues such as indigestion, endings and beginnings. The fall season of life brings inner wisdom within you. With each class meditation, headaches and insomnia; root cause technique to its own unique set of challenges and opportunities: we explore various exercises and methods to deepen your heal long-standing or complex issues; techniques lose a loved one or a job, experience divorce or illness, experience. A CD is provided to help you move quickly to clear self-sabotage and change unwanted habits; we have an empty nest. Or perhaps we are exhilarated into meditation. Optional: bring a blanket or pillow. and self-acceptance as a means to greater health and by becoming a new grandparent, embarking upon PERD:732 | 3 sessions | $54.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG emotional freedom. new jobs or moving to a new home or city. Whether the transition is positive or negative, we all have times P01 W 7–9:30 p.m. Jean Walters PERD:735 | 2 sessions | $39 AGE 60+ | $59 REG Feb. 19 – March 4 MC-SO, 205 when we ask ourselves, “How can I make it easier?” P02 Sa 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Rhonda Leifheit Practical strategies will be discussed to empower you Feb. 22 – Feb. 29 MC-BA, 203 in making future changes with greater confidence, Meditation for Health and Harmony less stress and the greatest potential to thrive. Class is Meditation brings relaxation, peace of mind, emotional suggested for ages 50+. balance and spiritual insight. Discover different Natural Wellness: Killing Pain Without Painkillers PERD:709 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $39 REG meditation techniques such as mindfulness, guided Learn where pain comes from, what it means and how imagery, inner smile and more to find the one that’s P01 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Carol Watkins to alleviate it using various methods of traditional Jan. 25 MC-BA, 202 best for you. Chinese medicine. This class introduces options PERD:732 | 4 sessions | $43.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG for pain management and is not a substitute for a P02 Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Rhonda Leifheit professional diagnosis and treatment. Class taught by Finding Balance: Reclaim Your Time April 16 – May 7 MC-CN, 228 a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist with a Ph.D. in and Live a More Fulfilling Life traditional Chinese medicine. Does it seem like time is flying by at the speed of light? How can you create balance amidst all the HEAL:701 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG busyness? Balance means different things to different P02 M 6–8:30 p.m. Alex Chen people, and while total complete balance at all times Feb. 24 MC-BA, 118 is virtually impossible, you can learn how to make continuous small adjustments to achieve a dynamic Natural Wellness: Alternative Healthcare state of balance and fulfillment in your life. Join us to Modern scientific research has shown how learn how. Class is suggested for ages 50+. complementary and alternative medicine can help in PERD:709 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $39 REG treating systematic and chronic diseases. Understand P02 Sa 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Carol Watkins how the mechanism of acupuncture and other forms Feb. 22 MC-BA, 202 of treatment in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) provide alternative options for common but difficult- to-treat diseases such as Alzheimer’s, stroke, cancer and Parkinson’s disease. Class taught by a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist with a Ph.D. in traditional Chinese medicine. HEAL:701 | 1 session | $29 AGE 60+ | $29 REG P04 M 6–8:30 p.m. Alex Chen March 30 MC-LH, 103

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Personal Insights Assertiveness for the Sensitive Person Courage, Risks and Rewards: Have you ever been told that you are “too nice” and Taking Chances to Change Your Life need to be more assertive? Sensitive people tend Life is all about choices. The decision to leap into to place a higher value on the needs and opinions something new and different can be both terrifying of others over their own, which leaves them feeling and thrilling, but taking chances can also offer powerless and unheard. Learn how powerful you really significant rewards. Examine the concept of risk, learn are and develop confidence to be more comfortably how to change your mindset and identify five powerful assertive. perspectives on risk-taking that will empower you PERD:744 | 2 sessions | $26 AGE 60+ | $39 REG to take more chances and create opportunities for P01 Tu 7–9 p.m. Nancy Cohen happiness and fulfillment! March 3 – March 10 STLCC-Corp, 209 PERD:709 | 1 session | $26 AGE 60+ | $39 REG P03 Sa 9 a.m.–noon Carol Watkins April 25 MC-BA, 120 Caregiving at Home Caregivers—sometimes referred to as informal caregivers—are unpaid individuals who help assist others with daily living and/or medical tasks. Oftentimes, caregivers 10 Clues to Your Past Lives Ever wonder if you’ve lived before? Learn how past are a spouse, partner, family member, friend or neighbor. The work is important lives might influence your life now. Find clues in your and often not easy. You’re not alone. Join our experts and fellow attendees talents and gifts, fears and phobias, relationships who, like you, are considering the tasks of caregiving. This series covers a range and health. Explore basic theories (and myths) of reincarnation and learn ways to create karmic healing of helpful topics to support you and, ultimately, those for whom you care. and balance. Gain practical insights for your present life and purpose by discovering 10 significant clues to your past lives. Medications and Pain Management Caregiving at Home or in a Facility: PERD:735 | 2 sessions | $32.50 AGE 60+ | $49 REG Pain management is one of the most important aspects Which Is Better? P01 Sa 9:30 a.m.–noon Rhonda Leifheit of post-surgery care, and it can be vital for someone The need for caregiving in the home may occur Feb. 1 – Feb. 8 MC-CN, 201 with a chronic condition. Learn from a senior issues suddenly with an illness or injury or, as with chronic expert about medications and current trends in pain illness or frailty due to aging, it may develop over management for seniors. While this course is primarily a period of time. A variety of factors should be Developing Intuition for nonprofessional caregivers, portions of the course considered when the need for caregiving arises. Join Awaken your intuitive abilities and feel comfortable may be very useful to professionals providing care for us to explore and compare home- and facility-based listening to and trusting your intuition. Discover family or friends. options when individuals need increased assistance which of your psychic senses is naturally strongest: AHCE:701 | 1 session | $17.50 AGE 60+ | $25 REG with everyday tasks. Discussion about the range of gut feelings, inner listening or intuitive seeing. Learn services provided through home care agencies will a variety of exercises and practices to help develop P01 M 6–8 p.m. Catherine Kush Jan. 27 MC-CE include non-medical support such as housekeeping, your intuition including sensing auras, psychometry shopping and errands, bathing and personal care as (intuiting information by holding objects) and more. well as medical services like physical therapy, speech PERD:735 | 4 sessions | $43.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG Dementia Diagnosis and Behaviors therapy, occupational therapy and wound care. We will P03 Tu 6:30–8:30 p.m. Rhonda Leifheit In this interactive session, learn the early signs of explore community services such as adult day care and March 3 – March 31 MC-BA, 118 dementia and coping methods after diagnosis. Have respite care that may be beneficial to caregivers who • NOTE: No class 3/17. questions related to dementia progression and the wish to continue providing care for their loved one in different areas of dementia diagnosis, including the community. Discussion will also cover the different Alzheimer’s, answered by a senior care expert. levels of facility-based care including skilled nursing, NEW! Healing Magic and Miracles AHCE:701 | 1 session | $17.50 AGE 60+ | $25 REG assisted living and residential care. Are you stuck in a limited belief or situation and don’t P02 M 6–8 p.m. Catherine Kush AHCE:701 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG know what the next step is, how to break through or Feb. 10 MC-BA, 114 move beyond? We are responsible for creating our P04 M 6–8 p.m. lives, yet we have not been taught the techniques March 9 MC-BA, 114 to do so in alignment with our desires. Learn those Caregiving Resources techniques, find your answers, break through to a Of the nearly 44 million family caregivers in the United Caring for Aging Parents: Best Practices more expanded experience, strengthen your intuition States, many are often over-burdened and under- Helping those you love navigate the changes they are and connect with the powerful healing energies. We informed. Both the caregiver and care-receiver will facing in their golden years can seem daunting. New will cultivate the inspiration needed to break down benefit from having access to quality resources that challenges relating to their activities of daily living, the doors of past conditioning and enter the realm support them in their respective roles. Learn valuable transportation and medications can leave you feeling of joyful relationships, vibrant health, abundance and information about the basics of caregiving and receive overwhelmed. In this class, an expert on senior issues dreams come true. This is our goal. helpful resources and tips for navigating your role as a will answer questions and set out best practices to PERD:765 | 3 sessions | $43.50 AGE 60+ | $69 REG family caregiver. deal with the challenges you may face while caring for P01 W 7–9:30 p.m. Jean Walters AHCE:701 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG those you love. March 25 – April 8 MC-SO, 205 P05 M 6–8 p.m. AHCE:701 | 1 session | $17.50 AGE 60+ | $25 REG Feb. 24 MC-BA, 114 P03 M 6–8 p.m. Catherine Kush Personality Types Made Simple April 6 MC-BA, 114 Learn to recognize four basic personality types and Fall Prevention and Screening identify your own unique combination. Begin to better Falls are the leading cause of injury and death in those Loss as a Senior: Coping With Loneliness understand and relate to people with very different over age 65 and, for that reason, fall prevention is a Loss as a senior can present unique challenges to those personality types, enhance relationships and gain a national health priority. Wondering how your balance who experience it. Isolation, depression and persistent healthy level of self-worth by developing strength in and gait compare to national averages? Come and feelings of sadness can all be outcomes of the loss of a your areas of weakness. perform a variety of balance and gait assessments and loved one and can be especially difficult to cope with PERD:743 | 2 sessions | $26 AGE 60+ | $39 REG find out! This class will also provide fall prevention tips as an older adult. In this class, learn coping methods P01 Th 7–9 p.m. Nancy Cohen from experts in the field. and resources specifically aimed at helping you or a April 23 – April 30 STLCC-Corp, 209 AHCE:701 | 1 session | $34 AGE 60+ | $45 REG loved one work through these emotions. P08 F noon–3 p.m. Julie High AHCE:701 | 1 session | $25 AGE 60+ | $25 REG March 6 WW, 208 P06 M 6–8 p.m. March 23 MC-BA, 114 P07 M 6–8 p.m. April 20 WW, 204

HOT! REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6 | 314-984-7777 | STLCC.EDU/CE 67 youth classes Self Defense and Fencing Gymnastics and Ninja Training Karate for Kids, Ages 4–10 All American Girls Gymnastics, Ages 7–15 Build self-confidence, self-esteem and self-discipline Come join this gymnastics class taught using age Dance by learning the basic concepts of karate. Emphasizes appropriate curriculum with progressions and self-control, coordination and focus. Safety and fun are drills for teaching skills. Focus on building strength, the most important elements of this program. W coordination and balance. School age classes are skill- W Intro to Arabic Dance, Ages 7–12 | 10 sessions | $ REG based utilizing USA Gymnastics Level 1-3 skills. Expand your dance and cultural knowledge in this KIDS:707 59 | 10 sessions | $ REG fun and informative class! Learn various styles of P01 Sa 10–11 a.m. KIDS:720 149 dance such as sa’idi, kahleeji, and Nubian from regions Feb. 22 – May 2 The Martial Arts Ctr White Stars, Ages 7-9 throughout the Middle East. We will explore the • NOTE: No class 4/11. P05 M 7:15–8:10 p.m. tradition behind the different styles of music, their P03 M 6–7 p.m. Jan. 27 – March 30 All American Gymnastics rhythms, and create an interactive environment for Feb. 24 – April 27 The Martial Arts Ctr KIDS:720 | 10 sessions | $179 REG these social and group dances. Join us for culturally P04 Tu 6–7 p.m. Platinum Stars, Ages 9-15 informed movement and fun! We will end the session Feb. 25 – April 28 The Martial Arts Ctr P06 M 7:15–8:20 p.m. with a hafla (Arabic for “party”) where students Jan. 27 – March 30 All American Gymnastics can show off their new moves! Props provided. P05 W 6–7 p.m. Comfortable active wear recommended. Students may Feb. 26 – April 29 The Martial Arts Ctr choose to go barefoot. W All American Super Ninja, Ages 5–15 KIDS:765 | 6 sessions | $49 REG Focus on conditioning and agility training with the P01 Sa 11–11:50 a.m. Amber Skye use of “Ninja Warrior” style obstacle courses. Flips, runs, spins, vaults, beam jumps, rope swing, rings and March 28 – May 2 FP-PE, Dance Room trampoline will be used. All activities are introduced with proper progression and matting. W KIDS:720 | 10 sessions | $149 REG Junior Docs and Vets Red Super Ninjas, Ages 5-6 P07 Th 5:15–6:10 p.m. NEW! Look What’s Inside, Ages 8–15 Jan. 30 – April 2 All American Gymnastics Put on your aprons and gloves and get ready to White Super Ninjas, Ages 7-9 explore the internal tissues, organs and muscles found P08 Th 5:15–6:10 p.m. in a pig, shark or frog specimen, depending on the section you've selected below. Choose one, two or all Jan. 30 – April 2 All American Gymnastics three! Learn to use dissection equipment properly and KIDS:720 | 10 sessions | $179 REG to identify organs. Registration closes on 2/26. Platinum Super Ninjas, Ages 10-15 KIDS:706 | 1 session | $29 REG P09 Th 6:15–7:20 p.m. Pig Dissection: Jan. 30 – April 2 All American Gymnastics P02 Sa 9–10:15 a.m. Jeanne Hudgens Kung Fu Shaolin Black Dragon March 7 FV-SM, 238 for Kids, Ages 5–15 Shark Dissection: Learn practical self-defense techniques through an Tennis P03 Sa 10:30–11:45 a.m. Jeanne Hudgens introduction to Kung Fu through emotional and March 7 FV-SM, 238 physical balance, technique, style and disciplined Tennis for Youth: • NOTE: Bring a sack lunch if you are staying for training. Receive one-on-one instruction on anti- Beginning I and II, Ages 7-15 the 12:15 p.m. dissection class. bullying and defense against bullies to build self- Learn and develop forehand, backhand, serve, volley, confidence and to avoid or deal with unexpected basic strategy as well as drill exercises. Ideal for Frog Dissection: confrontation. W P01 Sa 12:15–1:30 p.m. Jeanne Hudgens beginners and those who need to brush up on the KIDS:707 | 10 sessions | $95 REG basics. Players grouped according to ability. Tennis March 7 FV-SM, 238 P02 Su 4–6 p.m. balls provided. W Feb. 23 – May 3 CODA Martial Arts KIDS:709 | 4 sessions | $79 REG • NOTE: No class 4/12. Ages 7–10: Swimming P05 M 5–6 p.m. Kids Self-Defense, Ages 6–11 Feb. 3 – March 2 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court Swimming for Children: Are you prepared to defend yourself from bullies • NOTE: No class 2/17. Beginning, Ages 5–15 or a bad situation? Krav Maga is a fun, exciting and P01 Su 6–7 p.m. Get ready to swim like a fish — maybe a shark! realistic system designed to prepare both the body Feb. 9 – March 1 Frontenac Racquet Club Overcome any fear you may have of the water, practice and mind for real world situations. Through practical beginning swimming strokes and learn personal water stress drills, beginners practice self-defense and hand- P07 Sa 11 a.m.–noon safety skills. W to-hand combat techniques to quickly and effectively Feb. 22 – March 14 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court KIDS:720 | 8 sessions | $59 REG finish a fight. Build confidence, self-esteem, balance, P04 Su 6–7 p.m. Ages 5–8: coordination and learn like skills. Class is hands-on March 8 – March 29 Frontenac Racquet Club P01 Sa noon–12:50 p.m. Jeanne Hudgens and fully interactive. No shoes on mats; athletic wear P09 M 5–6 p.m. required. W Feb. 8 – April 18 FV-PE, Pool March 9 – March 30 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court | | $ • NOTE: No class 3/7, 3/21, 4/11. KIDS:714 10 sessions 95 REG P11 Sa 11 a.m.–noon P01 Sa 9:15–10 a.m. Ages 8–12: March 21 – April 25 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court Jan. 25 – March 28 Xtreme Krav Maga, Fenton P02 Sa 1–1:50 p.m. Jeanne Hudgens • NOTE: No class 4/4, 4/18. Feb. 8 – April 18 FV-PE, Pool P02 M 5:30–6:15 p.m. Ages 11–15: • NOTE: No class 3/7, 3/21, 4/11. Jan. 27 – April 6 Xtreme Krav Maga, Fenton P06 M 6–7 p.m. • NOTE: No class 2/17. Ages 12–15: Feb. 3 – March 2 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court P03 Sa 2–2:50 p.m. Jeanne Hudgens P04 Tu 5:30–6:15 p.m. Xtreme Krav Maga, • NOTE: No class 2/17. Feb. 8 – April 18 FV-PE, Pool Jan. 28 – March 31 Chesterfield P02 Su 7–8 p.m. • NOTE: No class 3/7, 3/21, 4/11. P03 W 5:30–6:15 p.m. Feb. 9 – March 1 Frontenac Racquet Club Jan. 29 – April 1 Xtreme Krav Maga, Fenton P08 Sa noon–1 p.m. Feb. 22 – March 14 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court We have more! Interested in learning new skills with your child? Check out our "Caregiver and Youth Fencing: Beginning I and II, P03 Su 7–8 p.m. March 8 – March 29 Frontenac Racquet Club Child" classes on page 26 and page 60. Ages 8–15 Have fun learning the basics of swordplay! P10 M 6–7 p.m. Develop footwork, blade work and bouting basics. March 9 – March 30 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court Accommodates returning students with instruction to P12 Sa noon–1 p.m. expand technique. Equipment provided. W March 21 – April 25 Sunset Hills CC, indoor court KIDS:720 | 8 sessions | $69 REG • NOTE: No class 4/4, 4/18. P04 M 5:30–6:30 p.m. Patrick Dorsey Jan. 27 – March 30 MC-PE, 201 • NOTE: No class 2/17, 3/16.

W Assumption of Risk, Release and Waiver of Liability must be signed at first class by a parent or guardian.

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STLCC-Center for Eagle Springs Golf Course South River Yoga Workforce Innovation 2575 Redman Rd., 63136 4405 Meramec Bottom Rd., CAMPUS LEGEND FV-CWI 63129 FLORISSANT VALLEY = FV 3344 Pershall Rd., 63135 Eureka Community Center 333 Bald Hill Rd., 63025 Sperreng Middle School A...... ADMINISTRATION STLCC-Corporate College 12111 Tesson Ferry Rd., 63128 STLCC-Corp. College Eureka Fire District B...... BUSINESS 3221 McKelvey Rd., 63044 Training Center St. John’s Evangelical UCC CDC...... CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER 18765 Historic Rte 66 11333 St. John’s Church Rd., C...... COMMUNICATIONS STLCC-Florissant Valley Pacific, MO 63069 63123 FV EC...... EMERSON CENTER 3400 Pershall Rd., 63135 First Tee Driving Range St. Lou Dance Crew E...... ENGINEERING (South County) 930 Kehrs Mill Rd. H...... HUMANITIES STLCC-Forest Park 6286 Lemay Ferry Rd., 63129 Ballwin, 63011 IR...... INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES FP 5600 Oakland Ave., 63110 Flex Fitness Studio St. Louis Fite Club PE...... PHYSICAL EDUCATION 3139A South Grand Blvd., 4208 Sarpy Ave., 63110 S...... SERVICE BUILDING Ste. 201, 63118 STLCC-Meramec St. Paul’s United Church SM...... SCIENCE-MATHEMATICS MC SS...... SOCIAL SCIENCES 11333 Big Bend Rd., 63122 Florissant Valley Fire of Christ Protection District House #1 5508 Telegraph Rd., 63129 Student Ctr...... STUDENT CENTER STLCC-South County 661 St Ferdinand St. T...... THEATER STLCC-South Cty Florissant, MO 63031 Sunset Hills Community Center TC...... TRAINING CENTER 4115 Meramec Bottom Rd., CWI...... CTR FOR WORKFORCE INNOVATION 63129 Frontenac Racquet Club 3915 S. Lindbergh, 63127 10455 German Blvd., 63131 The Studio, Inc.(Brentwood) FOREST PARK = FP STLCC-William J. Harrison GolfPort of Maryland Heights 1332 Strassner Dr., 63144 Education Center 1 GolfPort Dr., 63146 A...... A-TOWER STLCC-Harrison The Timbers B...... B-TOWER 3140 Cass Ave., 63106 Harrison Ed Ctr 1 Coffey Park Ln. (see STLCC-William J. Eureka, 63025 C...... C-TOWER STLCC-Wildwood Harrison Education Center) D...... D-TOWER WW University City High School F...... F-TOWER 2645 Generations Dr. Kennedy Rec Complex 7401 Balson Ave. Wildwood, 63040 G...... G-TOWER 6050 Wells Rd., 63128 University City, 63130 HealthSci...... CTR NURSING & HEALTH SCIENCES Kirkwood Community Center Vetta Sports – Concord HSP...... HOSPITALITY • • • 111 S Geyer Rd 12320 Old Tesson Ferry Rd., LB...... LIBRARY Kirkwood, 63122 63128 PE...... PHYSICAL EDUCATION Kirkwood High School Xtreme Krav Maga (Che) Student Ctr...... STUDENT CENTER Adiva Dance Center 801 W Essex Ave. 251 Chesterfield Industrial Blvd. T...... THEATRE 943 S. Kirkwood Rd., 63122 Kirkwood, MO 63122 Chesterfield, 63005 AA...... ART ANNEX Advanced Auto Service Lake School Park Tennis Crts Xtreme Krav Maga (Fen) MERAMEC = MC 6123 Gravois Ave., 63116 581 Coeur de Ville Ln., 63141 639 Gravois Bluffs Blvd., Ste C, 63026 AC...... ASSESSMENT CENTER Affton White-Rodgers Lindbergh Senior High School AD...... ADMINISTRATION/CLARK HALL 4900 S. Lindbergh, 63126 Yoga 108 at The City Studio Community Center AS...... APPLIED SCIENCE 9801 Mackenzie Rd., 63123 #8 N. Newstead, 63108 Martial Arts Center (Mehlville) BA...... BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION All American Gymnastics & 3712 Lemay Ferry Rd., 63125 Z Total Body CE...... CONTINUING ED. BLDG. Super Ninja 251 Chesterfield Industrial Blvd. CP...... CAMPUS POLICE Masterpeace Studios Chesterfield, 63005 10449 Midwest Industrial Dr., (inside Arden Mead Youth and CN...... COMMUNICATIONS NORTH 63132 Community Center) CS...... COMMUNICATIONS SOUTH Almas Del Ritmo Dance Co. 17 Selma Ave., 63119 • • • GH...... GREENHOUSE 3515 Park Ave., 63104 Missouri History Museum HE...... HUMANITIES EAST Babler State Park 5700 Lindell Blvd., 63112 HW...... HUMANITIES WEST 800 Guy Park Dr. Mueller Industries For more information LH...... LECTURE HALLS Wildwood, 63005 12951 Maurer Ind. Dr., 63127 visit stlcc.edu/ce L...... LIBRARY Big Bend Golf Center PE...... PHYSICAL EDUCATION Nottingham School Student Ctr...... STUDENT CENTER 3390 Quinette Rd. 4915 Donovan Ave., 63109 Valley Park, 63088 SO...... SOCIAL SCIENCE Painted Zebra (Kirkwood) SS...... SCIENCE SOUTH Big Bend Yoga Center 10907 Manchester Rd., 63122 88 North Gore, 63119 SW...... SCIENCE WEST Perennial T...... THEATRE Bluebird Park 3762 S. Broadway, 63118 225 Kiefer Creek Rd. WILDWOOD = WW Ellisville, 63021 Queeny Park - Greensfelder Recreation Complex City Sewing Room 550 Weidman Rd. 6700 Arsenal Ave., 63139 Ballwin, 63011 EXTENSION CAMPUSES Clayton High School Resurrection Lutheran Church #1 Mark Twain Circle, 63105 STLCC Corporate College 9907 Sappington Rd., 63128 = STLCC-Corp. College CODA Martial Arts Sasha’s on Shaw STLCC South County 11025 Gravois Ind. Ct. Dr., 63128 4069 Shaw Blvd., 63110 = STLCC-South Cty Concordia Lutheran Church Schlafly Tap Room 505 S. Kirkwood Rd., 63122 2100 Locust St., 63103 William J. Harrison Education Center = STLCC-Harrison Craft Central Shaw Nature Reserve 8500 Delmar, 63124 307 Pinetum Loop Rd. Crestwood Bowl Gray Summit, 63039 9822 Watson Rd., 63126 Solar Yoga Center Culinary Arts House 6002 Pershing at Des Peres, 3137 Hampton Ave., 63139 63112

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Students Rights and Responsibilities Textbooks All students are responsible for adhering to College policies and procedures. Textbooks can be purchased at the campus bookstores unless otherwise noted in Please refer to stlcc.edu/need2know. the course description. Class Changes/Postponement/Cancellation Parking Any course changes in dates, times or locations will be emailed to students On campuses, parking is available in student-designated lots. Parking permits using the email address provided during course enrollment. Because are not required. Continuing Education (non-credit) classes are self-supporting, the decision to run a class is based on the number of students enrolled. The College reserves Safety and Program Guidelines for Youth Classes the right to cancel if sufficient enrollment is not achieved. For changes and All children under the age of 16 who are enrolled in programs through cancellations due to low enrollment, students will be notified by email. the St. Louis Community College Office of Continuing Education must be Full refunds will be issued for classes canceled by the College unless noted accompanied and signed-in by a responsible party at the beginning of otherwise in the catalog. Please call 314-984-7777 with any questions. each program session. In addition, a responsible party must also meet the participant at the end of the session and sign them out. Appropriate behavior Inclement Weather is expected. Students may be dismissed for misbehavior. Occasionally, Continuing Education classes are canceled due to inclement weather. Cancellations will be broadcast on KMOX-AM (1120) and on KMOV- Unattended Children TV, KSDK-TV and KTVI/Fox 2. 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Firearms on College Property Refund of Fees Except for licensed police officers, no person shall possess or carry any firearm, If you wish to withdraw from a class, you will receive a full refund for most visible or concealed, on College property (including College buildings and classes if the class is dropped three business days before the first meeting. See grounds leased or owned by the College, College athletic fields and parking the course schedule for classes (such as day trips) that require notice of more lots) or in any College van or vehicle or at College-sponsored activities. College than three business days for cancellation and eligibility for a refund. employees, students and visitors who hold concealed carry endorsements as allowed by Missouri law may not carry or bring any firearms, visible or Requests for withdrawals must be submitted in writing to a Continuing concealed, on College property, owned or leased or at any College activity. Education office in-person, by email at [email protected] or via mail to: 3221 McKelvey Road, Suite 250, Bridgeton, MO 63044. Calculation of refunds Non-Discrimination will be based on the date the request is received via email or the postmarked St. Louis Community College is committed to non-discrimination and equal date. opportunities in its admissions, educational programs, activities, and employment regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, Time of Withdrawal Percentage Refund national origin, ancestry, age, disability, genetic information, or status as a Three business days prior to the first class 100% disabled or Vietnam-era veteran, and shall take action necessary to ensure meeting. Must be submitted in writing. non-discrimination. Sexual harassment, including sexual violence, is also prohibited. 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Governed by a board of six elected trustees and supported by local taxes, state funds and student fees, the college has an annual budget of more than $200 million. The college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. St. Louis Community College focuses its resources on helping students find the right academic and career pathways. Through its alumni and community partnerships, the college is helping St. Louis become the best place to live and work in the 21st century. 72 STLCC.EDU/CE | 314-984-7777 | REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN 6