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Department of

CONTINUING EDUCATIONat Walla Walla Community College

Spring 2020April 1 – June 8

www.wwcc.edu/community

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Table Of ContentsQuest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pages 2-3

Stress-free learning in sociable settings for members 50+ years of age.

Community Education Pages 4-5

Community Education is for everyone! We offer a wide variety of noncredit personal enrichment and professional development opportunities that are designed to be fun yet educational.

Allied Health & Safety Ed . . Page 6

Supports a vaiety of goals in the field of health and safety.

Leadership Walla Walla . . . Page 7

For current and future leaders in our community!

NCLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 7

Provides ongoing training and education to nonprofit staff, board members, and community members.

Ed2Go (Classes for Online Study) . . Page 7

Offers a wide selection of noncredit online classes.

Quest Registration Opens March 17th at 9:00 am

Registration for all other classes is open NOW!

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Wiesel, Primo Levi, and Charlotte Delbo. We will also watch five segments of the BBC production Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State.

Patrick Henry Main Bldg. D 103Wed, 4/22-5/27 from 1-4pm $98.82

Friday Films: Noir & Western

Descend into two genres which readily reference each other – Noir and Western. Explore the worlds of the outdoor and urban in equal measure. We’ll see stories of revenge, double-crossing, quests, and discovery all amid the guns, horses, cars, shadows, mountains, and neon. Come ready to contribute your interpretations and passions as we share our discoveries in this celebration of two unique American genres based on strong old-world narrative roots.

John Remington Main Bldg. D 242Fri, 4/3-6/5 from 3-5:30pm $82.35

Food & WinePressing Questions: Wine Basics

Examine a methodology for approaching, understanding, and embracing a difficult and captivating pursuit: the enjoyment of wine. In these six sessions we’ll discuss tasting techniques, world wide wine making practices, a history of wine, the anatomy of wine, and strategies to help understand and celebrate your own palette (as well as assist you in finding the best wines for your palette). In each session we’ll taste wines relevant to the day’s discussions. By the end you’ll be able to hold your own in tasting rooms, shops, and beyond.

James Shay E&V Bldg. T 1608/1609Fri, 5/8-6/12 from 4-6pm $98.82

Something Dumpling

Every culture has a signature dumpling in its cuisine, a dough surrounding a filling that’s steamed, boiled, fried, or baked. From Spanish empanadas, Japanese gyoza, Polish pierogi, to Chinese xiao long bao (soup dumplings), it’s clear that the world loves dumplings. In this hands-on cooking class, we’ll make several styles of international dumplings over two nights and create a dumpling party for the final class. You’ll take home recipes for dough, fillings, and sauces. Sign up ASAP – who knows when you’ll get empanada chance!

Greg Schnorr Main Bldg. D 140-KitchenTues & Wed, 5/26 & 5/27 from 5:30-7:30pm $48.50

Korea’s Kimchi

Enjoy playing with your food? Consider yourself a little spicy? Well then this class is for you! Discover the art of kimchi, a Korean staple full of probiotics that adds to your gut health. Come see how simple and fun fermentation can be in this hands-on class. We’ll make a few different kinds of kimchi, including kimchijeon (kimchi pancake), a Korean street food specialty. Plus, you will take home a jar of your creations to share and enjoy later.

Robin Leventhal Main Bldg. D 140-KitchenSat, 5/2 from 10am-12pm $34.20

Literary ArtsStory Writing II

Each of us has a story to tell. Whether your story is fiction, creative nonfiction, a memoir, or an essay – the elements of excellent writing are the same. Students will work on different writing elements each week and share their writing by reading it aloud, then critique the work of other class members. All levels of writing experience are welcome.

Allen Kopf Health Sciences Bldg. E 1835Fri, 4/3-6/12 from 9:15-11:15am $109.80

ADVENTURES IN LEARNING FOR 50+

HumanitiesGreat Decisions

Great Decisions will highlight some of the most thought-provoking foreign policy challenges facing Americans. Designed to encourage debate and discussion of the important global issues of our time, discussion topics include climate change, India and Pakistan, the Red Sea region, human trafficking, the Northern Triangle, China in Latin America, the Philippines, and artificial intelligence and data. Deepen your awareness and understanding of these issues as they relate to and shape U.S. foreign policy objectives.

J.R. Van Slyke Main Bldg. D 242Thurs, 4/9-5/7 from 2:30-4:30pm $95.23

Homeless in Walla Walla

Homelessness in Walla Walla is far more pervasive than a few panhandlers. Discuss the data and drivers of homelessness. Learn from those working with homeless persons. Visit the Sleep Center and eat lunch at a soup kitchen. Consider Walla Walla’s efforts to address this growing nation-wide issue, including community policing, shelters, supportive and affordable housing, and case management.

Chuck Hindman Main Bldg. D 242Wed, 4/1-4/15 from 2-4pm $34.40

Surviving Auschwitz

How did one survive Auschwitz, which was designed to reduce human beings to a purely animal state? Could one survive and maintain one’s humanity? Did gender play a role in how individuals conceived of ways of survival? We will examine these issues while reading works from Elie

Registration Opens March 17th at 9:00am Membership Required

Spring Quest Social

The Quest Social is your chance to meet and greet other Quest members, enjoy refreshments, hear the quarterly instructors introduce themselves and their classes, and register for the classes of your choice. The social is free to members and first time guests.

Wed, March 18, 2020 1:00pm-3:00pm

Warriors Marketplace Dining Room

Quest is an educational membership program for active learners 50+ years of age. It is stress-free learning offered in a friendly, sociable setting free of tests, grades, and credits.

Quest MembershipQuarterly Membership3108/QUEST 032A $15

90+ Membership3097/QUEST 032B Free (Class fees still apply)

A WWCC ASB student ID card is offered to any Quest student enrolled in classes.

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Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina

Universally recognized as one of the greatest novels ever written, Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina presents a breathtaking exploration of love, spiritual struggle, adultery, loneliness, passion, family life, intimacy, and the quest to find happiness and to make life meaningful.

Richard Middleton-Kaplan Main Bldg. D 103Mon, 4/6-6/8 from 5-7pm $98.82

Home & GardenDrip Irrigation Made Easy

A drip irrigation system can save you time and money. It also saves water, minimizes weed growth, generates productive plants, and is the easiest, most efficient way to water gardens. This basic class will make the subject of drip irrigation approachable, easy, and practical, enabling you to select and install an efficient system for each part of your garden and set it up so that it is easy to maintain. Gone are the days of lugging around watering cans and dragging hoses!

Kate Frey E&V Bldg. T 1608Mon, 4/6 from 9:30am-12:30pm $36.20

Success with Vegetable Gardens

Cultivate your gardening skills for the upcoming growing season! Learn a variety of practical information including vegetable garden design, successful plant care, propagation, easy and efficient irrigation systems, and successive planting. Whether you use raised boxes or plant in the ground, you’ll take home the knowledge needed to produce a thriving vegetable garden.

Kate Frey E&V Bldg. T 1608Fri, 4/17 from 9:30am-12:30pm $26.20

Community-Focused Garden Design

Locally-focused gardens are gardens that strive to give to the community (humans, wildlife, and larger landscape). They have everything in terms of appearance and functionality. Site-specific; filled with flowers, pollinators, and artistry; they are places of delight. But what are these community-based principles and practices? How do we create these gardens? See many examples of these gardens and accompanying sustainable/ecological principles in an inspirational slideshow and discussion.

Kate Frey E&V Bldg. T 1608Mon, 4/27 from 9:30am-12:30pm $26.20

Personal EnrichmentPortraiture in Charcoal

Delve into the various aspects of portraiture using charcoal – its challenges and subtleties – from the selection of subject matter to knowing when to call a portrait “finished.” Explore masculine and feminine traits, lighting, underlying structure, composition, and more through demonstration and hands-on drawing exercises.

Jordan Henderson Main Bldg. D 117Every Other Wed, 4/8-6/3 from 1-5pm $104.78

Fly Tying for Spring Fishing

Catch the fish of your dreams using custom flies built for you, by you. Take a deeper dive into fly fishing by learning to tie some favorite flies for the local lakes and streams in this hands-on class. At the end you’ll bring home a set of your own hand-tied flies. There’s no greater pleasure in fly fishing than catching a fish on a fly that you tied!

Diane Briggs Main Bldg. D 105Tues, 4/28-5/19 from 2-4pm $76.00

Beginning Fly Casting

Fly fishing is really about fly casting. Improve your skillset or learn for the first time in this class designed to teach you the fundamentals. We’ll start in the classroom with rods, reels, and how to set up your fly rod, and then move outdoors to learn to cast without catching your neighbor or a tree. The class will finish on the creek, putting your new skills to use!

Diane Briggs Main Bldg. D 105Wed, 4/29-5/20 from 2-3pm $36.55

Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls

Visit the nation’s second (and largest) National Scenic Area; featuring Native American art, lava flows deformed, Condit dam removed, giant landslides, volcano removed by Missoula floods, inside Bonneville powerhouse, live Jurassic fish, and waterfalls galore. The Gorge is made for exploring! Register by 4/16. No refunds after 4/16.

Bob & Clare Carson Sun-Mon, 4/26-4/27Shared Room $379.00 • Single Room $429.00

TechnologyManaging Digital Photos

Do you have digital photos scattered on different computers and storage systems? Does getting them into an album seem overwhelming? We will go over two options to help keep your photos safe so you can access them from any digital device for years to come. This beginners workshop will teach you not only how to label and organize current digital picture storage, but also to identify online options for creating albums or prints.

Debi Evans Main Bldg. D 101Wed, 4/15 & 4/22 from 9-10:30am $26.20

Mastering Your Google Account

You can do so much more with Google than just search the web! This hands-on class will teach you more than a few tricks you might not know you can do with a Google account. Learn everything you need to set up one of these accounts and use their many services such as Gmail, Photos, Translate, Maps, Calendar, and Drive, among others. These apps are free to use and all integrate with each other, working together to make your life easier.

Debi Evans Main Bldg. D 101Wed, 5/6-6/10 from 9-10:30am $46.70

Tech Devices Made Easy: Smartphones, Tablets, & Laptops

The world of technology can be fast-paced and challenging. Explore your smartphone, tablet, or laptop capabilities with the help of an expert in this hands-on interactive technology workshop. Begin with the fundamentals and a basic needs assessment, then examine topics and tasks you want to learn. We’ll also address the importance of privacy, keeping your information secure, and ways to stay safe online. Be empowered to communicate more easily and feel comfortable navigating the web and new, unfamiliar technologies.

Debi Evans Main Bldg. D 185CTues, 4/7-5/5 from 9-10:30am $38.50Debi Evans Senior CenterTues, 5/12-6/9 from 9-10:30am $38.50

QUEST STEERING COMMITTEEBill Eyestone (Chair), Linnea Keatts (Vice Chair), Susan Baker (Secretary)

Allen Kopf, Anitra Breit, David Meeker, Janice James, Madonna Doocy, Margaret Buchan, Marlene Howard, Mike Denny, Nancy Ross-Ludwigs, Terri Trick, Terrol Winsor

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Community Education

Community Education is for everyone! We offer a wide variety of noncredit personal enrichment and professional development opportunities that are designed to be fun yet educational.

Health & FitnessDance to Fitness

This is a line-dance-style exercise class with music that inspires you to move! You’ll experience a variety of dances and music styles, joined with stretching and strengthening. This is an easy to moderate workout class.

Kathleen Hockaday & Barb Kenniston Senior CenterMon & Wed, 4/1-6/10 from 9-10am $85

All Levels Hatha Yoga

Enhance your balance, gain strength, improve physical grace, and promote mindfulness and spiritual awareness with hatha yoga. We’ll focus on the foundations of yoga postures (asanas) with movement and flow, as well as emphasize the benefits of hatha yoga to the body and mind. Join us on a lifelong journey!

Rob Robinson China Pavilion Bldg. G 501Tues & Thurs, 4/7-6/11 from 6:30-7:30am $109Tues & Thurs, 4/7-6/11 from 9-10am $109

MusicMusic Business

Gain an overview of the music business including copyrights, who the key players are (BMI vs ASCAP), royalties (radio spins vs streaming), music marketing plans, publishing deals vs record deals, and work for hire contracts.

Rodney Outlaw Main Bldg. D 102Thurs, 4/2-6/4 from 4-6pm $129

Live Sound II

Use what you learned in Live Sound I to put together a live concert event. You’ll mic and mix sounds from bands and performers for the event as well as set up monitor mixes. After the course, you’ll feel confident and ready to work in a live sound environment.

Rodney Outlaw Health Sciences Bldg. E 1732-TheaterMon, 4/20-5/18 from 4-7pm $129

Guitar & Ukulele Fun

Join in as we learn to put music components together and start a group in this all-levels course. Learn chords, strum patterns, and finger-picking accompaniment patterns in the context of folk/pop songs.

Phil Lynch Prof.-Tech. Bldg. J 304-Music RoomMon, 4/6-6/15 from 6:30-7:30pm $59

PetsGrowly Dog

Do you have a growly or reactive dog? We understand it isn’t a bad dog or bad owner. Learn how to read and communicate with your dog effectively as you acquire skills that can help you and your dog feel calmer. You will learn the basics of clicker training, why dogs exhibit aggression, and the tools we use (and don’t use) to rehabilitate aggression and fear in dogs.

Steven Barer BMHS Dog ParkWed, 4/1-4/29 from 6-7pm $79

AKC Canine Good Citizen Advanced

Take your dog’s Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification to the next level with Canine Good Citizen Advanced (CGCA), also known as AKC Community Canine. The CGCA program is designed to reward dogs who demonstrate exemplary manners out in the community, in real-life situations. We’ll review the test items and prepare you for the CGCA test, which will be offered at the last class session. This is a challenging class but getting these skills nailed down will prove to yourself and the world what an amazing team you and your dog are together!

Dawn Barer Off CampusMon, 4/20-5/18 from 6-7pm $79

ArtsTraditional Calligraphy

Begin a lifelong journey of self-expression. Explore the timeless craft and principles of traditional calligraphy lettering styles with four basic alphabets: Simple Roman, Roman Bookhand, Italic, and Chancery Cursive. You’ll also be introduced to Blackletter and Irish Uncials hand lettering, all using pointed pen (nibs and ink). If you want to add a special flourish to your handwritten projects, this is the perfect place to start.

Greg Tate Main Bldg. D 117Wed, 4/1-5/13 from 6-8pm $99

Beginning Watercolors

Eight weeks is all it takes to discover what makes watercolor such an amazing medium! A variety of techniques will be introduced to provide students with the ability to create the luminous, transparent glow that only watercolors can provide. Take home a small painting each week! Please register two weeks before class begins.

Joyce Anderson Tech Bldg. F 1108Wed, 4/8-6/3 from 5:45-7:45pm $87.84

Intermediate and Advanced Watercolors

Explore the properties of this unique medium. This class is for those with some watercolor experience who want to continue learning and growing as an artist. We will be exploring a range of techniques and subject matter. Three watercolor projects will be completed in each eight-week class. Please register two weeks before class begins.

Joyce Anderson Tech Bldg. F 1108Mon, 4/6-6/8 from 5:45-8:45pm $90.20Joyce Anderson Walla Walla Senior CenterThurs, 4/9-6/4 from 1-4pm $100.20Fri, 4/10-6/5 from 1-4pm $100.20

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Drawing Fundamentals

Have you always wanted to learn how to draw? Are you interested in brushing up on drawing fundamentals? Whether you’re looking for beginning drawing lessons or basics to improve your sketches, this step-by-step course is for you. Learn how to create the strokes, shapes, and shades that form the basis of all drawings, and see how to combine these elements into pictures. Simple exercises will guide you through composition, perspective, buildings, figures, landscapes, movements, and more.

Carmen Ceron Garza Main Bldg. D 105Fri, 4/3-6/5 from 5:30-7:30pm $109

Beginning Wood Carving

Create your own masterpiece in wood! Learn the techniques and applicable steps for carving as well as what tools are needed. This session will be completing a relief carving of a bald eagle head.

Burritt Cook & Richard Poolman Senior CenterWed, 4/1-6/3 from 1:30-4:30pm $54

Business & Professional Development

Excel Fundamentals

Go beyond the basics and begin to understand the capabilities of Microsoft Excel. This class, taught by an experienced Excel instructor, provides in-depth knowledge for beginners that will save you time, help you solve problems, and maybe even increase your salary. Topics covered include formulas, charts, tables, graphs, function keys, and more. Regardless of what you’re doing in the office, there’s definitely a way that Microsoft Excel can help you do it better – whether that’s streamlining your workflow through automation, organizing your data more efficiently, or communicating your ideas.

Elizabeth Haskell Main Bldg. D 101Tues, 4/14-5/19 from 6-8pm $69

Customer Service Training

The Heart & Art of Service one-day workshop will make your clients come racing back for more of what you have to offer. Through a series of dynamic, humorous, real-life stories, Dave will help your team discover how to identify each customer’s “service hot button” and ensure that you exceed their expectations. From building rapport and customer journey-mapping, to executing service recovery and building brand loyalty, this workshop covers the entire customer service dynamic. For all types of customer-centric businesses.

Dave Mitchell E&V Bldg. T 1608/1609Wed, 5/27 from 9am-12pm $79

Creating WordPress Websites

Learn how to create websites with WordPress, the world’s most popular website building platform. Must register online at ed2go.com/wallawalla

100% Online $115Start Dates: 4/21, 5/19, or 6/23

Wine Marketing Roundtable

The Wine Marketing Roundtable, a project of Walla Walla Community College’s Enology & Viticulture program and Department of Continuing Education, is a regular gathering of people involved with wine marketing and sales. This program allows people within the industry a chance to learn current best practices from local/regional experts. Full agenda to be announced.

Enology & Viticulture Bldg. T 1608/1609Mon, 4/6 from 4-6pm

YouthSafe Sitter® Essentials with CPR

Ages 11-15

Become a safe and successful babysitter! This class will teach young teens everything they need to know to be safe when they’re home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. Students will learn life-saving skills such as how to rescue someone who is choking, how to perform CPR, and more.

Kathryn Bogley Health Sciences Bldg. E 1836Sat, 4/25 from 9am–3:30pm $79

Imagination Theater

Ages 5-7

Join us on an exciting adventure each week as we explore places and meet characters built from our own imagination! In this class, children will create environments and characters as we navigate a variety of magical adventures. They’ll learn to work together as an ensemble and find confidence in expressing their unique ideas through theatre games, movement, and improvisation.

Kathryn Bogley Dome Bldg. A 005-Dance LabThurs, 4/16-6/4 from 4-5pm $59

Acting Academy

Ages 8-11 (Wed) or Ages 11-14 (Tues)

Explore and celebrate the power of theater! Inspire your individual creativity and learn new performance techniques through theater games, improvisation, movement, character exploration, ensemble building, and more. We’ll put on a small performance on the last day of class to share all you’ve learned!

Kathryn Bogley Dome Bldg. A 005-Dance LabTues, 4/14-6/2 from 4-5pm $59Wed, 4/15-6/3 from 4-5pm $59

Food & DrinkDIY Cocktail Bitters

Channel your inner bartender and learn to craft your own bitters for cocktails and/or savory applications. You will be provided with a brief history of bitters while you sample some cocktails featuring the bitters you will be making. Then team up with classmates to produce five bitters varieties in this two-part class (olive, lemon, orange, toasted pecan, and spice). Finish the class with recipes, suggestions for using the bitters, and your own set of dropper bottles of the finished products.

Catherine & Joe Schiaffo Main Bldg. D 141-CaféTues, 4/21 & 5/5 from 6-8pm $65

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Something Dumpling

Every culture has a signature dumpling in its cuisine, a dough surrounding a filling that’s steamed, boiled, fried, or baked. From Spanish empanadas, Japanese gyoza, Polish pierogi, to Chinese xiao long bao (soup dumplings), it’s clear that the world loves dumplings. In this hands-on cooking class, we’ll make several styles of international dumplings over two nights and create a dumpling party for the final class. You’ll take home recipes for dough, fillings, and sauces. Sign up ASAP – who knows when you’ll get empanada chance!

Greg Schnorr Main Bldg. D 140-KitchenThurs & Fri, 5/28 & 5/29 from 5:30-7:30pm $75

“Chefs Jay, Robin, and Greg have always exceeded my expectations. You will exit the

classes with improved skills and with the confidence to try something new. I am eagerly

awaiting their next offerings.” – Marvin Wood

Intro to Homebrewing & Beer Appreciation

Brew the beer you wish to see in the world! Bring your beer enjoyment to new heights with an introduction to homebrewing and beer appreciation. Learn to taste, evaluate, and describe beer. Identify beer styles, visit and tour local breweries and hop farms, gain an understanding of beer history, and discover how to brew and bottle your own beer at home. At the end we’ll sample the homebrewed beer we made together! You don’t want to miss this flavorful, hands-on tour through the world of craft brews.

Dan Calzaretta Main Bldg. D 185AThurs, 4/2-6/11 from 6-7:30pm $149

Korea’s Kimchi

Enjoy playing with your food? Consider yourself a little spicy? Well then this class is for you! Discover the art of kimchi, a Korean staple full of probiotics that adds to your gut health. Come see how simple and fun fermentation can be in this hands-on class. We’ll make a few different kinds of kimchi, including kimchijeon (kimchi pancake), a Korean street food specialty. Plus, you will take home a jar of your creations to share and enjoy later.

Robin Leventhal Main Bldg. D 140-KitchenSat, 5/2 from 1-3pm $45

Fantastic Falafel

Get a taste of the Mediterranean and Middle East with falafel. Made with fiber-packed chickpeas mixed with spices and herbs, this dish is versatile and delicious. In this hands-on class you’ll learn all you need to know about making a fantastic falafel as well as fluffy homemade pita bread and all the fixings! You’ll leave stuffed and happy and have all the tools to recreate the culinary magic again at home.

Robin Leventhal Main Bldg. D 140-KitchenSat, 4/18 from 1-3pm $45

Cuisines of Asia

Set off on a tour of the many Asian gastronomic delights! If you crave the myriad of Thai noodle dishes, Vietnamese sizzling rice crepes, and Japanese izakaya fare, then this class is for you. In this class, your knowledgeable chef instructor will demonstrate different techniques and traditional recipes used in making classic Chinese dim sum recipes: steamed buns, pot stickers, and other Asian dumplings.

Jay Entrikin Main Bldg. D 140-KitchenSat, 5/16 from 10am-12pm $45

Allied Health & Safety Education supports a variety of educational, personal enrichment, and career development goals in the field of

health and safety. These classes are for academic credit.

New students must register for Spring Quarter by March 27.

For More Information or to enroll in AHSE, Contact Angelica at 509.527.4589

AHA Heartsaver First Aid

This is a fundamental training program in emergency care that incorporates CPR and other emergency skills into a single course. Emphasis is on utilizing the priorities of care and approach to the patient as demonstrated by professional emergency care providers. The core program provides minimum information and skills for a variety of environments and can be supplemented with additional first aid topics specific to the needs of the course participants.

Offered Every Quarter 0.4 Credits

Mark Swift Water Center Bldg. R 2105Tues, 4/18 from 9am-3pm $89

Schneidmiller/Moramarco Health Sciences Bldg. E 1836Tues & Thurs, 4/28 & 4/30 from 6-9pm $89

HIV/AIDS Education

HIV/AIDS Education provides the healthcare professional with mandatory instruction involving information/knowledge associated with HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, tuberculosis, and related diseases. The course presents the six state-required topics of etiology and epidemiology, transmission and infection control, testing and counseling, clinical manifestations and treatment, legal and ethical issues, and psychosocial issues. Students completing this class will receive a certificate documenting the mandatory training.

Offered Every Quarter 0.7 Credits

Kerri Finkbiner 100% OnlineARR, 4/1-6/11 $85

Suicide Prevention Training

This interactive course is for healthcare professionals responsible for the care and safety of those patients/clients at elevated risk for suicidal behaviors in all settings and across the age span. The course includes training in best practices for the assessment and management of adult, youth, and/or veteran suicide risk as required by WA State DOH & WAC regulation. Six clock hours of continuing education credit may be obtained upon completion.

Offered Every Quarter 0.6 Credits

Regina Myers Health Sciences Bldg. E 1835Mon & Wed, 4/20 & 4/22 from 5:30-8:30pm $85

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CONTRACT TRAININGWe know that skilled employees are a key factor to economic success. Whether it’s upgrading the skills of current employees or training for new employees, we can help! We offer flexible, competitively-priced training options to almost any type of business, association, or institution. We can create a class that is built just for you to ensure you receive the training needed. Visit www.wwcc.edu/community for more information.

CLASSES FOR ONLINE STUDYEd2Go offers a wide selection of noncredit online classes and certificate programs for business, career, and personal development. Enrollment is handled online through Ed2Go.

Instructor-Led Coursesed2go.com/wallawalla

Instructor-Led Courses are affordable, fun, fast, convenient, easy to use, and led by an expert instructor. New sessions start monthly and are in six-week formats.

• Engaging student discussion areas

• Comprehensive online course in a convenient six-week format

Career Training Programscareertraining.ed2go.com/wwcc

Career Training Programs are designed by a team of professionals from each respective field and are aligned with in-demand, fast-growing careers.

• Many courses prepare students for a national certification

• Start anytime – work at your own pace and complete in 3-6 months or up to a year

LEADERSHIP WALLA WALLAThe Leadership Walla Walla Class of 2019-2020 is in session at this time. We are now accepting Class of 2020-2021 applications from current and future leaders in our community. Applications are due by August 1, 2020. More information is available on our website.

INSTRUCTORS WANTEDWe are always looking for qualified instructors with expertise in the topic areas found in this schedule. If you’re an expert in your field and passionate about teaching, consider becoming a Continuing Education instructor!

For more information, visit our website and click on “Teach for Us”. www.wwcc.edu/community

NONPROFIT ANDCOMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER

The Nonprofit and Community Learning Center, sponsored by WWCC and Sherwood Trust, exists to provide ongoing networking, education, and training to nonprofit staff, board members, and community members on ways to be involved in strengthening local organizations and communities throughout our region. Sessions take place at the William A. Grant Water & Environmental Center (Bldg. R) at WWCC. For more information, visit our website.

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Let’s Go Legal

You care about your mission and want to make sure your organization does what it needs to do to succeed. You need to know some basic nonprofit law to be able to stay compliant and protect your assets. Developed by Washington Nonprofits and Wayfind, Let’s Go Legal breaks down nonprofit law into its must-know pieces (State Law, Federal Law, Fundraising, Employment, and Intellectual Property) to help busy board members achieve your mission.

Wed, 4/22 from 4:30-8pm

EVENTS AT WWCCConsider the WWCC campus the next time your group needs a convenient and comfortable location to hold a meeting, event, or conference. If you are interested in using WWCC facilities or catering for your organization’s function, please contact Campus Events at events@wwcc.edu or 509.527.4331.

Quest Scholarships For Ages 50+

If money would be a barrier to you taking classes through Quest, please consider applying for scholarship

funds. The application form is available on the Quest website wwcc.edu/quest or can be picked up at the

Continuing Education office upon requests.

“Quest instructors are great! They really know their subject and know how to make it interesting. Everybody in the class is there because they want to learn something new,

which makes the Q/A sessions lively and interesting.” – Dorothy (Dottie) Monahan

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Refund Policy: Student requested refunds may be granted.

• 100% refund – 3 business days before class begins. The day the class begins does not count as one of those days.

• No refund given the day of or after class has started.

• Trips/travel classes are an exception. Each trip has its own refund policy.

• AHSE classes are an exception. They follow academic guidelines.

All classes are subject to cancellation based on low enrollment. Register early to ensure classes will happen! Evaluation of enrollment will be held at least 2-3 days before the first day of class.

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