LIFELONG LEARNINGSummer 2019

2600 East Wilcox Drive(520) 515-5492

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Viva Mexico! Mariachi Music . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 2

Bucket Beats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 3

Mosaic Glass Block Lamp . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 3

Mosaic Heart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 3

Bountiful Bowls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 6

Sweet, Sweet Summer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 6

Smoothie Bowl Chill Out . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 6

Asian at Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 6

Taste of the Middle East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pg. 6

Beyond the Field Guide: Woodpeckers . . Pg. 7

From Courtship to Chicks . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 7

Mimicry in Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 7

You Could Be a Beer Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 9

Campaigns and Elections . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 9

Cochise County Dairy Industry . . . . . . . . Pg. 10

Terroir in Southeast Arizona . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 10

1, 2, 3 Museums! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 10

Vinyasa Yoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 11

Welcome to Lifelong Learning

This course was exactly like hanging out with my familyand baking, talking, laughing and eating delicious cookies. Whatelse can you ask for?

— Vienna BakerCookies for All Occasions, February 2019

I am a novice birder and new resident of Arizona. Excellent lecture,slides, and a sense of humor. Fun two hours. I am leaving with somegreat information.

—Wynona GarciaBeyond Field Guides: Hawks, Eagles, Raptors, November 2018

I enjoyed everything and will recommend to others.—Roy WilliamsHistory of Beer, June 2018

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Lifelong Learning classes are designed to ignite a spark of imagination for any age, any skill level. We are thrilled to bring youthe Summer 2019 Schedule. It’s time to getout your calendar, call your friends and getconnected to surprising opportunities atCochise College Center for Lifelong Learning.

Gabriel Galindo, DirectorKathy Denney,Office AssistantCarol Downey, Publication SpecialistJoy Miller,Department AssistantAngela Moreno, Youth Programs CoordinatorAna Smith, Programming Coordinator

Location KeyBC – Benson CenterDC – Douglas CampusDTC - Downtown Center, Sierra VistaSVC– Sierra Vista CampusWC –Willcox Center

Physical Address2600 East Wilcox Drive, Room G101Sierra Vista AZ 85635

Mailing AddressCochise CollegeAttn: Center for Lifelong Learning 901 North Colombo AvenueSierra Vista AZ 85635

Center for Lifelong Learning Staff

Table of ContentsArts and Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Computer Series for Windows® – BC . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Computing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Cooking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Professional Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Trips and Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Wellness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Summer Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Our Instructors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Online Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Cochise College Foundation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Sierra Vista Campus Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Downtown Center Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Registration Information and Form . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

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Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy Peoplewith Craig CoffmanYou don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano! In justa few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to giveyou years of musical enjoyment. In this one session, you canlearn all the chords you will need to play any song—any style,any key! For ages 18+. *There is a required $29 fee, for work-book and online video instruction, to be paid to the instructor atthe beginning of class. Attend both Instant Piano for HopelesslyBusy People and How to Play Piano by Ear for $69 plus work-book fees OR $39 per class. Exact cash amount or check only forin-class purchases or kit fees. Keyboard not required.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jun 1 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DTC G106 $39*

How to Play Piano by Earwith Craig CoffmanChange your musical horizon, free yourself from sheet musicdependence and be the life of the party! You can learn one ofmusic’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relyingon sheet music. This class is about practical presentation ofmusic theory that includes predicting chord progressions,learning from recordings and transposing. This is an ideal follow-up to the Instant Piano class and is open to anyonewho has a basic understanding of chords on any instrument.*There is a required $29 fee, for workbook and online video instruction, to be paid to the instructor at the beginning of class.Attend both Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People and Howto Play Piano by Ear for $69 plus workbook fees OR $39 per class.Exact cash amount or check only for in-class purchases or kitfees. Keyboard not required.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jun 1 12:45 – 3:15 p.m. DTC G106 $39*

Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy Peoplewith Craig CoffmanTake this crash course and you will be shown some basicchords to get you playing along with your favorite songs rightaway. Class is limited to 15 students. For ages 13+. *There is arequired $29 fee, for workbook and online video instruction, to bepaid to the instructor at the beginning of class. Exact cashamount or check only for in-class purchases or kit fees. Bring anacoustic guitar.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jun 1 3:30 – 6 p.m. DTC G106 $39*

Clay Pottery: Simple Basicswith Ian CarbajalPlay, play, play with clay! Be part of a positive learning experi-ence where you can learn hand building techniques likepinch pots and coils. You will be introduced to the basic concepts of design and learn about forms, materials and dec-oration. You can express your creative ideas using a materialthat offers relaxation, challenges and fulfilling results. You willbe encouraged to experiment with stylish ideas to form last-ing memories with artistic ceramic pieces. Class meets threetimes. All class materials are included. There is a one-hour lunchbreak on June 6 and a half-hour lunch break on June 13. You arewelcome to bring lunch to class.Date Time Location Room CostThu, Jun 6 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. SVC 409 $185Thu, Jun 13 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. SVC 409 Incl.Thu, Jun 20 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. SVC 409 Incl.

Viva Mexico! Experience Mariachi Musicwith Gabriel GalindoEngage with the popular and enchanting Mexican musical genreof Mariachi. A style of music that evolved from the Mexican stateof Jalisco and represents Mexico in the musical world. Mariachi isan emotional genre loved by people worldwide. It encompassesinstruments, dress, vocals, dance, rhythms, and the cultural influ-ences of Mexico. Mariachi is one of the few genres of music thatserves a utilitarian as well as an entertainment function. You canlearn about its origins, traditions, instrumentation, song styles,groups and the impact it has had on culture all over the world.Your tour into the history of this exquisite music will be pre-sented with live musical demonstrations that will allow you toexperience its history, rhythms and charm. Gabriel Galindo is themusical director for Mariachi Plata and has played the trumpetfor 29 years. Date Time Location Room CostThu, Jun 6 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. DTC G106 $19

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Bucket Beatswith Bruno TalericoPut a beat to your drum. In this six-week course, you can learnthe basics of bucket drumming. Your first class will be makingand decorating your drum and drumsticks. Beginning withbasic beats and a little practice, by week six, you can be play-ing a fun, performance-worthy rhythm. Through drummingyou can have fun, reduce stress, improve moods, boost yourimmune system, enhance creativity and increase self-aware-ness. Class price includes all materials to make your drum anddrumsticks. Registration deadline is Thursday, May 30. No refunds after this date.No class on Friday, July 5.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Jun 7 – Jul 19 9 – 11 a.m. DTC G106 $95

Mosaics with Paulawith Paula KeithPick up skills in this exciting, direct application form of glassart by making a stained glass mosaic stepping stone you canuse to integrate color into your garden, craft table tops,benches, pots and other works. You can learn to add ceramicpieces, beads, baubles and personal findings. Your morningsession will cover cutting, shaping, grinding and setting. Yourlunch hour allows the glue to set and your afternoon sessionwill be spent grouting and finishing your work. This is a mixedskill level class. Using a beginner’s pattern, you can learn toadapt patterns for mosaic use, score, break, snip and grindglass pieces. Advanced glass cutters can choose a more diffi-cult pattern if desired. At the end of this day-long workshop,you will go home with a finished stained glass mosaic gardenstepping stone. *You will receive a short list of required classmaterials and patterns at the time of enrollment. Former stainedglass students that have all the required class materials will onlyneed to purchase opaque glass for this class. Closed toe shoesand old clothes that can get dirty are recommended. Eye protec-tion is required. Enrollment deadline for the July course isThursday, July 4 and for the August class is Thursday, July25 to allow time to order class materials. No refunds afterthis date.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jul 13 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. DTC A111 $79*Sat, Aug 3 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. DTC A111 $79*

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Mosaic Glass Block Lampwith Paula KeithThis advanced class is intended for those who have mosaicexperience. You will use an 8-inch by 8-inch predrilled glassblock, twinkle lights and a stand as the basis for a custom cre-ated mosaic lamp. Based on your skill level, you will be able tochoose one design for each side of your lamp. In your morn-ing session you will be taping, pattern cutting, glass cutting,grinding and setting. After lunch, you will work on the grout-ing process. You must bring cutting tools and your choice ofcloudy and/or opaque glass. Your glass has to be opaqueenough to block the details of the twinkle lights behind thestained glass. All other class materials are included. Closed toeshoes and old clothes that can get dirty are recommended. Eyeprotection is required. Prerequisite: Mosaics with Paula. Enroll-ment deadline for this course is Thursday, July 11 to allowtime to order class materials. No refunds after this date.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jul 20 8 a.m. – 4 :30p.m. DTC A111 $85

Mosaic Heartwith Paula KeithThis advanced class offers another opportunity for you tocontinue building your mosaic skills. You will use a 12-inchprefinished wooden heart as the foundation for your customcreation. There will not be a pattern. You will view websitesand Paula will provide visuals and inspirational pieces forstarter ideas. You will complete only one side of this project. Itis to be displayed only indoors. Your morning session will beglass cutting, grinding and setting of all pieces. After lunch,you will work on the grouting process. You must bring yourpersonal cutting tools and choice of glass and supplies. You maycut your costs by sharing glass or supplies with another student.Wheeled nippers are strongly recommended in addition to regu-lar cuttings tools. Closed toe shoes and old clothes that can getdirty are recommended. Eye protection is required. You maybring baubles for accents. Prerequisite: Mosaics with Paula. Enrollment deadline for this course is Thursday, August 8 toallow time to order class materials. No refunds after thisdate.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Aug 17 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. DTC A111 $79

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Now including Windows® 10!Only $11 per class when you sign up

for the entire 10-class series! Practical information and usefultechniques for beginning users ofall current Microsoft Windows ver-

sions will be presented by Joel Todd.Classes are interactive with one student to a computer. Opendiscussion and questions are encouraged. All classes are located at the Benson Center. No class July 15.

Introduction to Personal ComputersDiscussion includes parts of a computer, computer terminol-ogy, mouse skills as well as how and what to buy. This class isa particularly good forum for your computer questions!Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jun 3 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

Introduction to Windows® DesktopBuild a foundation for using Microsoft Windows of all versionsby reviewing the basic skills needed for all current versions ofWindows – 10, 7, Vista or XP. Discussion includes functions ofthe desktop start button, taskbar, shortcuts and manipulatingprogram windows.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jun 10 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

Windows® 10 FeaturesNew (and future) users of Windows 10 will immediately notice its unique applications. This class is a continuation ofthe Desktop class, with expanded discussion on navigationand configuration of the features most useful for you.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jun 17 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

Introduction to the World of the Internet Developed for first-time Internet users and novices, this workshop explains what the Internet is and how to use the Internet Explorer program. This class is strongly recommendedfor those who wish to attend Surfing Smart and Safe.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jun 24 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

Surfing Smart and SafeYou can learn specific procedures to make effective searchesand navigate the Internet like a pro. This class can give youmore confidence to surf the web efficiently and safely.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jul 1 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

Introduction to Microsoft Word®, Part 1Get acquainted with entering text, editing and selecting text,and formatting documents. This class is strongly recommendedfor those who wish to attend Introduction to Microsoft Word,Part 2.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jul 8 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

Introduction to Microsoft Word®, Part 2 Take a more in-depth look at the features in Microsoft Word.You will learn about formatting, cut and paste, drag and drop,opening and saving documents, and spell check.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jul 22 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

Microsoft Word® GraphicsExplore the use of clip art, graphics and pictures to enhancethe look of any Microsoft Word document.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jul 29 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

Using Email You will be given an introduction about how to type, edit,send and receive email, delete unwanted mail, create con-tacts, use the address book and send attachments.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Aug 5 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

File ManagementMelt away the mystery of managing your files and folders.This course will give you in-depth training about the differentlevels of filing used for Microsoft Windows.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Aug 12 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. BC 129 $39

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5Excel 2016® Day Series – Downtown Centerwith Sean TrachtmanImprove your skills in Excel 2016 with this three-part series.Part 1 is a basic introduction to Excel. Topics include usingtoolbars and worksheets, selecting cells and entering data,creating spreadsheets and formulas, formatting cells, han-dling and saving files. Part 2 builds on your skills from Part 1. Itcovers worksheet tables, selecting and formatting objects,text boxes, shapes and charts, conditional formatting andprinting tips. Part 3 moves on to advanced Excel skills. You canlearn to create macros, develop multi-sheet and multi-file for-mulas and discover pivot tables. Previous versions of Excel willbe briefly discussed. Recommend taking courses in consecu-tive order.Date Time Location Room CostPart 1: Thu, Jun 6 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G104 $79Part 2: Thu, Jun 13 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G104 $79Part 3: Thu, Jun 20 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G104 $79

Quickbooks® Basicswith Vicky JohnstonGain knowledge and new skills so you can design Quickbooksspecifically for your small business accounting needs. Thisclass will cover setting up a company, chart of accounts, entering and paying bills, creating customer invoices, record-ing payments and making deposits. You can also learn to generate a profit and loss statement along with other usefulreports for any small business.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Jul 17 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DTC G104 $79

Quickbooks® Advancedwith Vicky JohnstonDevelop knowledge gained from the Quickbooks Basics classand ascertain how to set up and use the payroll features, runpaychecks and payroll reports, set up sales tax and run salestax reports, and record credit card expenses. Class will end byshowing you how to use the reconcile feature in Quickbooksto reconcile to your bank statements.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Jul 24 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DTC G104 $79

Home Computer Security Basicswith Stephen GalloThis course is updated and introduces you to the fundamen-tals of basic computer security for non-technical users, focusing on email scams, viruses, malware/spyware, do’s anddon’ts of websites, recognizing malicious links and emails. Additionally, discussion will cover the Internet of Things. Thisis all the electronic devices in your home that are intercon-nected by Wi-Fi and connected to the internet via your homenetwork. Stephen will provide general information on dataand device security, what to do if you get hit with a virus andon the safe disposal of your old computers. Discussion andquestions from students are welcome.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jul 27 1 – 3:30 p.m. DTC G104 $29

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Bountiful Bowlswith Chef Lindsay AlexanderCreate plant-based bowls filled with delicious whole ingredi-ents for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A tofu scramble for break-fast, a Vietnamese inspired spring roll bowl for lunch and aMexican-themed grain bowl for a savory dinner. Date Time Location Room CostMon, May 20 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DTC J115 $49

Sweet, Sweet Summerwith Chef Lindsay AlexanderMake yummy, delectable sweet treats that are all plant based!Feast your tummy and your sense of taste with brownies,cheesecake, and macaroons that will have people asking,“These are vegan?!”Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jun 15 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DTC J115 $49

Smoothie Bowl Chill Outwith Chef Lindsay AlexanderTake advantage of this perfect opportunity to find out moreabout smoothie bowls! You can develop skills to make threedelicious smoothie bowls that can be for breakfast or dessert.Flavors range from tantalizing tropical to bountiful berrieswith an antioxidant punch, then finish with a decadent dessertbowl.Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jul 1 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DTC J115 $49

Asian at Homewith Chef Lindsay AlexanderTired of going out for your favorite Asian foods? Well, let's gettogether and focus on how to make Asian Chinese favoriteschicken fried rice, lo mein, and steamed bao buns with porkfilling. You’ll acquire the training needed to make these Asiandishes for your friends and family in the comfort of your home!Date Time Location Room CostMon, Jul 29 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DTC J115 $49

The Cochise College Kitchen Studio opened its doorsin the fall of 2016. We offer a wide range of classesfor home chefs with all levels of culinary experience.Our classes are presented in a relaxed atmospherewhere you can sit back and learn or participate andget applied experience. Be prepared to have fun andglean from talented local chefs.

The Kitchen Studio is not allergen safe. Please usecaution when registering if you have allergies tonuts, dairy or gluten.

Arrive wearing closed-toed shoes. Clothing shouldnot be loose-fitting. If you have long hair, please arrive with your hair pulled back.

Taste of the Middle Eastwith Chef Lindsay AlexanderTake your taste buds on a Middle Eastern flight. Obtain theknack for making fattoush, shish tawook and Egyptian stylekofta. Bold flavors, nothing heavy and an overall mouthwater-ing experience that will satisfy your palate. Date Time Location Room CostSat, Aug 17 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. DTC J115 $49

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Beyond the Field Guide: Woodpeckerswith Jeff BabsonWoodpeckers are well-known to most people due to theirraucous calls, undulating flight, striking patterns and brightcolors. This class studies these birds in greater detail, focusingon their identification. You will also look at the remarkableadaptations that allow these birds to pursue their uniquelifestyle without injuring themselves. Jeff will share the tragicstory of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker, a bird that is likely extinct but has been the subject of intensive field surveys inrecent years.Date Time Location Room CostThu, Jun 20 6 – 8 p.m. DTC G106 $19

From Courtship to Chickswith Jeff BabsonWith about 10,000 bird species in the world, there are manyvariations on how birds perpetuate their kind. This class delvesinto the courtship, mating systems, incubation and other aspects of reproduction in birds. You may gain a new appreciation for that Cactus Wren nesting in your backyard!Date Time Location Room CostThu, Jul 18 6 – 8 p.m. DTC G106 $19

NEW Mimicry in Naturewith Jeff BabsonMimicry is commonplace in nature, as animals and plants tryto trick potential predators or competitors into thinking theyare potentially dangerous or distasteful. This class investigatesthe types of mimicry and provides examples of deception thatoccur in the natural world. Things are not always what theyseem!Date Time Location Room CostThu, Aug 15 6 – 8 p.m. DTC G106 $19

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Completing the Grant ApplicationComplete your individual application in the final session ofthe Grant Writing Series. A peer review and discussion period,along with individual instruction, will occur. All aspects ofbudgeting and evaluation will be discussed. Finally, you willbe given information about what occurs after a grant award isreceived, the proper way of dealing with staff as well as reporting and compliance issues. By the end of this class, youcan have a completed application ready to send to a grantagency.Date Time Location Room CostWed, Jun 19 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. DTC G104 $59

Grant Writing Serieswith Jay LaneStudents enrolling in this series must take all three classes. JayLane is an experienced, professional grant writer. This three-part series takes you from research to the completed, ready-to-mail grant.

Researching the Grant OpportunityLay your groundwork with research. Session one in our grantwriting series will be dedicated to research on local, state, federal and private funding opportunities and possibilities.You will be shown how to obtain the necessary informationto match your organization's needs to potential fundingagencies. At the end of the class, you will have selected agrant agency and conducted the necessary research to matchyour organization's needs with that of the funder. In the nextsession, the grant application writing process will begin.Date Time LocationWed, Jun 5 8 a.m. – 12 p.m DTC

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Developing the Grant ApplicationFocus on the basic concepts of every application process as you begin to develop your grant application in session two of the series. You will conduct research on demographic information as well as other critical resources that are required. During this class, you will begin preparing a grant application using the most appropriate narrative descriptions, need and problem statements and effective work plans.Date Time LocationWed, Jun 12 8 a.m. – 12 p.m DTC

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You Could Be a Beer Judgewith Matthew Brown – National Beer JudgeThink you have what it takes to be a beer judge? You can learnhow to assess the aroma, appearance, flavor, and mouth-feel ofbeer, then you can apply your knowledge to four differentbeers at Tombstone Brewing Company. This course will coverhistoric styles and how they are related to each other. You willbe given an overview of the organization that certifies beerjudges and the process to become one. Your homework willbe a 32 oz. growler of your favorite Tombstone beer to takehome for supplemental judging! *This class will be held at theTombstone Brewing Company, 107 E. Toughnut Street, TombstoneAZ. All participants must be 21 years of age or older.Date Time Location CostSun, May 19 1 – 4 p.m. Tombstone Brewing* $49

Campaigns and Electionswith Randi BurosAcquire background data regarding the role of campaigns andelections within a democracy, primarily, but not exclusively, atthe federal level. Your course will start with a discussion of vot-ing rights, the Electoral College and campaign finance laws,with an emphasis on illuminating the continuum of prefer-ences available to each of us. Randi will continue with a dialogon campaign organization and strategy, as well as the role ofpolitical parties, interest groups and the media.Date Time Location Room CostThu, May 23 6 – 8 p.m. DTC G106 $19

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Paid to Talk: Introduction to Voice Overwith Voice CoachesEver been told you have a great voice? From audio books andcartoons to documentaries, commercials and more, this classwill introduce you to the growing field of voice over. Becomeacquainted with what the pros look for, how to prepare andwhere to find work in your area! Discussion will cover industrypros and cons and play samples from working voice profes-sionals. In addition, you will have an opportunity to record ashort professional script under the direction of the instructor.This class is fun, realistic and a great first step for anyone inter-ested in the voice over field. For more information, visitwww.voicecoaches.com/gptt.Date Time Location Room CostTue, Jul 23 5:30 – 8 p.m. DTC G106 $29

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protection. Bring snacks and plenty of water to enjoy during thetrip. Please note that the college does not permit any type of alcohol in college vehicles including corked wine bottles. All participants must be 21 years or older. *Enrollment deadline isWednesday, July 3.Date Time Location Room CostFri, Jul 12* Lecture 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. DTC G106 $89Sat, Jul 13 Depart 7 a.m. SVC Pkg Lot D

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1, 2, 3 Museums!with Glenn MinuthDuring this two-day trip, you can identify unique history, land-scapes and hidden treasures by visiting museums located inyour nearby area. On Saturday, Glenn will take you to the Chiricahua Regional Museum and Research Center in Willcox,a western history museum honoring the cultural heritage ofthe region. Then, see the last operating silver screen cowboymuseum, honoring Rex Allen aka Mister Cowboy. Next, travelto Portal and enrich your knowledge of current research andconservation programs at the American Museum of NaturalHistory’s Southwest Research Station. On Sunday engage yourserpent senses in the Chiricahua Desert Museum in Rodeo,New Mexico, where they specialize in live rare reptiles, botani-cal gardens and Native American artifacts. Bring a sack lunchfor Saturday, beverages and water container. Cost includes trans-portation, lodging in Portal, instruction and entrance fees. Nohost meals are: Saturday evening, Sunday breakfast in Portal and return lunch in Willcox. *Enrollment deadline isThursday, August 8.Date Time Location CostSat, Aug 24* Depart 8 a.m. SVC – Pkg Lot D $245 sglSun, Aug 25 Return 3 p.m. SVC – Pkg Lot D $195 dbl

Cochise County’s Dairy Industrywith Glenn MinuthCelebrate National Dairy Month and start your summer with atechnical tour of a large Cochise County dairy, owned by anout-of-state-corporation. You will witness the main functionsof the modern dairy barn covering topics such as milking par-lors, cow care, cow feed, pasteurization, and sustainability ef-forts. Before departing to the dairy, there will be a lecture onthe role Arizona plays in the dairy industry. Wear hats withbrims, weather appropriate clothing, closed toe walking shoesand sun protection. Bring sack lunch, snacks and plenty of waterto enjoy during the trip. *Enrollment deadline is Thursday,June 13.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jun 22* Lecture 7 – 9 a.m. SVC 721 $79

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Terroir in Southeast Arizona’s Wine Countrywith Glenn MinuthWhat does terroir really mean? This course features a pre-triplecture briefing the evening before you depart. Discussionwill cover the difference among American Viticultural Areas(and their other international counterparts). You can learnabout wine terroir concepts specifically related to the SulphurSprings Valley vineyards and compare them to French and Argentine proxy locations. The tour itself will feature an en-route orientation stop near the Willcox Playa to examinethe geomorphological setting in the Sulphur Springs Valley tohone your understanding of the local geology and soils. Then,you will visit two wineries in the northern Sulphur Springs Valley to converse about the impact of climate, soil and topography on terroir. Wine tastings at the wineries are optional. If you participate, there will be out-of-pocket cost. Bringa sack lunch to eat at one vineyard. Wear hats with brims,weather appropriate clothing, closed toe walking shoes and sun

*Trips have individual registrationdeadlines and refund policies dueto logistical issues and third partyconfirmation requirements.Please review this information inthe course description. All returntimes are approximate.

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Stretchercizewith Julia JonesThis is a cooperative exercise class focused on women age55+. We emphasize stretching, balancing and strengthening –laughter and talk are added bonuses. Check us out and see ifthis is the right exercise group for you. Bring your mat, ormodify your practice by using a chair. You can join this 17-week course at any time. No class on Monday, May 27, Memorial Day or Thursday, July 4, Independence Day.Date Time Location CostMon/Tue/Thu, 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. SVC Fit Ctr $13May 6 – Aug 29

Yoga Foundations with Macaela CashmanThis class is for the true yoga beginner so you can reap thebenefits of balancing your mind, body and spirit. Despite pre-conceptions, you do not need to be flexible to do yoga. Youcan experience gentle yoga in a relaxing, supportive environ-ment. Macaela will show you variations of poses so you canadjust your practice to meet your needs. A yoga mat is required to attend class. Bring your yoga mat, strap and two4- inch yoga blocks to class.Date Time Location CostTue, May 7 – Jun 18 5 – 6 p.m. SVC Fit Ctr $70Tue, Jun 25 – Aug 6 5 – 6 p.m. SVC Fit Ctr $70

Yoga with Macaela with Macaela CashmanReap benefits, reduce stress and experience yoga that is gen-tle and meditative while still toning and strengthening forthose wanting a little extra challenge. You’ve heard, “no pain,no gain?” Macaela’s mantra is “No pain – no pain is our aim!”You can learn to listen to your body for better health andoverall awareness. A yoga mat is required to attend class. Bringyour yoga mat, strap and two 4-inch yoga blocks to class. Date Time Location Cost Wed, May 8 – Jun 19 5 – 6 p.m. SVC Fit Ctr $70Wed, Jun 26 – Aug 7 5 – 6 p.m. SVC Fit Ctr $70

Be Your Best You!with Sylvia VegaScript your self-discovery and growth. Through respectfulguided discussion and meditation, you will have the opportu-nity to understand yourself better, value and appreciate youruniqueness, tap into your intuition and learn how to use it.You can discern how to honor yourself and be your best you.You can work on building self-confidence, using tools to getpast negative self-talk and those feelings of being stuck. Ifyou are ready to build up your confidence level, honor youruniqueness and your needs, this workshop is for you. Classmeets five times.Date Time Location Room CostWed, May 15 – Jun 12 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. DTC G106 $69

Vinyasa Yogawith Jamie BarlowGet physical! This class is a continuous-flow style of Hathapower yoga where you can enjoy moving your body, whilebuilding strength, working on flexibility, balance, stamina,core stability, spinal mobility, mental focus and concentration.You will stay with an uninterrupted flow of postures, movingat a slow to moderate pace, to build heat in the body, sweat,detoxify and de-stress. Your goal is to enjoy the movement,relax the mind, and probe the mind-body-breath connection.This is a multi-level class, all are welcome—modifications willbe provided. Be ready for an invigorating workout that allowsyou to absorb the benefits of yoga into your body and soul.Class will end with 10-15 minutes of deep stretching andrestorative yoga for blissful relaxation.Date Time Location Cost Thu, May 16 – 30 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. SVC Fit Ctr $30Thu, Jun 6 – 27 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. SVC Fit Ctr $40

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American Heart Association — Heartsaver First Aid, CPRand Automated External Defibrillator (AED)with Neil GagoLearn to manage illness and injuries within the first few min-utes until professional help arrives. This class is for any personwho wants to acquire important life-saving skills or has a dutyto respond to a first aid or cardiac emergency because of jobresponsibilities or regulatory requirements. Course contentincludes general principles of CPR/AED and first aid for med-ical and injury emergencies. Those who successfully completethis course will qualify for a two-year certification.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jun 15 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DTC G106 $69Sat, Aug 24 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. DTC G106 $69

American Heart Association — Basic Life Support forHealthcare Providers with Neil GagoBasic life support will cover CPR for adult, infant and child aswell as the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)in accordance with AHA guidelines. Core material covered will be: adult, child and infant CPR, ventilations with a barrierdevice, 1 and 2 rescuer techniques, use of the bag-valve mask,automated external defibrillation (AED), and aid for chokingvictims. Those who successfully complete this course will qualifyfor a two-year certification.Date Time Location Room CostSat, Jul 13 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. DTC G106 $49Sat, Jul 27 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. DTC G106 $49Sat, Aug 10 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. DTC G106 $49

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) New Certificationwith Neil GagoGain the knowledge and skills necessary to evaluate andmanage the first 10 minutes of a witnessed adult ventricularfibrillation cardiac arrest. Essentials of the course and theskills and didactic information are contained in the 10 coreACLS cases: respiratory arrest, pulseless ventricular fibrilla-tion/ventricular tachycardia (VF/VT) treated with an AED,VF/VT refractory to initial defibrillation, pulseless electrical activity, asystole, acute coronary syndromes, bradycardia,stable tachycardia, unstable tachycardia and acute ischemicstroke. Those who successfully complete the knowledge andskills evaluations, in accordance with the curriculum of this AHAcourse, are eligible to receive the ACLS course completion card.This is a two- day class. Recertification is Friday only.Date Time Location Room CostThu/Fri, May 2 & 3 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G106 $179Thu/Fri, Aug 1 & 2 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G106 $179Recertification Friday only 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G106 $129

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) New Certificationwith Neil GagoThe Pediatric Advanced Life Support Course presents theAmerican Heart Association's standards and guidelines formanagement of the pediatric patient in respiratory distress,shock and/or cardiopulmonary failure. Lecture and lab simu-lations are used to promote effective learning of essentialskills. Those who successfully complete the knowledge and skillsevaluations, in accordance with the curriculum of this AHAcourse, are eligible to receive the PALS course completion card.This is a two-day class. Recertification is Friday only.Date Time Location Room CostThu/Fri, May 16 & 17 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G106 $179Thu/Fri, Aug 15 & 16 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G106 $179Recertification Friday only 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. DTC G106 $129

Our schedule lists only the two-day ACLS and PALS classes.Go to www.cochise.edu/cll where you may choose one ortwo-day classes. If you don’t have a card or if your card hasexpired, choose a two-day class ($179). If you need recertifi-cation, choose a one-day class ($129).

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3D Printing CampStudents can learn how to model 3D forms on a PC and bringthem into the real world using 3D Printers. Students will alsotry out sculpting in VR with the Oculus for future artists, designers, and engineers. Only Ten Spots Available!Date Grades LocationJun 3 – 6 4 – 6 Art Bldg. Rms 401 and 402

Robotics INo programming experience required. Learn to build and pro-gram a variety of robots. Students can learn basic coding andprepare for competitions.Date Grades LocationJun 3 – 6 4 – 6 Science Bldg. Rm 1106

Quadcopter Drones 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Students can learn the basics of quadcopter design, construc-tion and operation. Students will fly drones on the last day forparents/family/friends.Date Grades LocationJun 3 – 6 7 – 10 Science Bldg. Rm 1104

Video Game Design I 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Students can learn basic game design concepts using theGame Maker interface. A 2D game will be created and pre-sented on the last day for family/friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.Date Grades LocationJun 10 – 13 6 – 10 Tech Bldg. Rm 1204

Robotics IIPrior experience in programming LEGO robots necessary. Stu-dents will perform more complicated tasks using the LEGO EV3Robotics systems, including more advanced programming.Date Grades LocationJun 10 – 13 5 – 7 Science Bldg. Rm 1106

Coding with Scratch I 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Students can learn to code using MIT’s SCRATCH, a program-ming tool used to visualize and craft code. Ignite an interest increative programming – no prior experience needed.Date Grades LocationJun 17 – 20 4 – 7 Tech Bldg. Rm 1204

Dance!Students can learn basic dance moves for flexibility, fitness,and FUN! Camp concludes with a short dance performancewith simple costumes on the last day.Date Grades LocationJun 17 – 20 4 – 6 Fitness Center Dance Rm

Art SamplerStudents will be drawing and painting using a variety of materials. Projects include painting on glass, drawing on foil,collages, drawing and painting abstracts and still life. Enjoy experimenting with art!Date Grades LocationJun 17 – 20 5 – 7 Art Bldg. Rm 413

Engineering IStudents will be introduced to basic engineering and electri-cal concepts: torque, force, sheer and stress, simple circuits,and lighting. Students will design, build and deck out awooden structure for competition.Date Grades LocationJun 17 – 20 4 – 6 Science Bldg. Rm 1106

Youth Orchestra Summer StringsThe Cochise County Youth Orchestra is offering this camp tofine tune your chops with technique class, chamber music,and orchestra. You must have one year of playing experienceon a violin, viola, cello or bass. You must bring your instrumenteach day and practice at home. Performance on the last day.Date Grades LocationJun 24 – 27 4 – 12 Music Rms 708 and 709

Advanced Design Build Engineering IIPrerequisite for 5-6 graders: Engineering I. You can learnphysics and engineering concepts while building structuresmade of various materials, solving engineerng problems. Competion last day.Date Grades LocationJun 24 – 27 5 – 7 Science Bldg. Rm 1106

Rocketry 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Students will cover the science, technology, and math ofrocket design and trajectory. You will apply these skills tobuilding model rockets. The camp will end with a launch party.Date Grades LocationJun 24 – 27 7 – 10 Science Bldg. Rm 1105

Welding – So Hot It’s Cool! IStudents can learn about the basics of welding and cuttingmetal for projects using a plasmaCAM machine. Students willtake home some amazing creations!Date Grades LocationJun 24 – 27 7 – 12 Welding Lab and Classroom

All Four-Day Camps are $125 Per Week

All camps are at the Sierra Vista CampusMon – Thur 12:30 – 4:30 pmunless otherwise notedGrade Levels: 4 – 12Professional Instructors

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Online Registration: www.cochise.edu/cllCall-in Registration: 520-515-5492Walk-in Registration: Center for Lifelong Learning Downtown Center, 2600 East Wilcox Drive, G101

All Program Questions: Angela Moreno, CLL Youth Programs Coordinatormorenoa@cochise.edu or 520-515-3630www.cochise.edu/k12/summer-camps/Facebook: Cochise College Summer Camps

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Kinetic PaintingStudents can create an agamagraph and learn how to usecolor and symbolism in their art. Students will create twopaintings and combine them as one large group project.Date Grades LocationJul 8 – 11 8 – 12 Art Bldg. Rm 410

Rock BandBe a rock star! No instrumental experience needed. Studentscan learn the basics of playing an instrument, reading music,performing and working together with their bandmates.Camp ends w/short concert.Date Grades LocationJul 8 – 11 6 – 9 Music Rms 708 and 709

Engineering IStudents will be introduced to basic engineering and electri-cal concepts: torque, force, sheer and stress, simple circuits,and lighting. Students will design, build and deck out awooden structure for competition on the last day. Date Grades LocationJul 8 – 11 4 – 6 Science Bldg. Rm 1106

Coding with Scratch I8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Students can learn to code using MIT’sSCRATCH, a programming tool used to visualize and craft code. Ignite an inter-est in creative programming – no priorexperience needed.Date Grades LocationJul 15 – 18 4 – 7 Tech Bldg. Rm 1204

Pottery Wheel Ceramics Two-Week Camp Only Ten Spots Available!Learn to center clay and form vessels on the potter's wheel. You will practiceworking with the clay to make projects,which will be glazed and fired for you tocollect following the class. Appropriatefor beginners or those who have triedthe wheel and want more experience.(One camp price.)Date Grades LocationJul 15 & 18 6 – 9 Ceramic Lab Rm 509Jul 22 & 25 6 – 9 Ceramic Lab Rm 509

Pharmacy CampIn collaboration with U of A, we are offering a camp in pharmacology –hands-on activities for how to be a pharmacist (includes pharmacy visit),compounding using pharmaceuticaltools, CPR, medicinal knowledge andsafety as well as an understanding ofcommon health issues.Date Grades LocationJul 15 – 18 5 – 7 Science Bldg. Rm 1104

Robotics INo programming experience required. Learn to build and pro-gram a variety of robots. Students can learn basic coding andprepare for competitions.Date Grades LocationJul 22 – 25 4– 6 Science Bldg. Rm 1106

Game Design Using Scratch II 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Prerequisite: Coding with Scratch I. Students can learn basicgame design fundamentals and create video games. Partici-pants will design, create, and test their own game.Date Grades LocationJul 22 – 25 4 – 7 Tech Bldg. Rm 1204

Graphic DesignLove art? Love to use computers? Explore the exciting world of graphic design! Using Macintosh computers and state of the art software, you can design dynamic, effective visualpieces. Could this be the start of a fantastic, rewarding career?Date Grades LocationJul 22 – 25 5 – 8 Art Bldg. Rm 402

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Monica Medina fancies using a mixture of spices, techniques, and flavors toinvent tasteful masterpieces, and she loves to cook, bake, and take on imagi-native ideas when it comes to food. As a mother of two Monica strives to include healthy and resourceful options for her children.

Monica earned her Associates at Cochise College through the Culinary pro-gram and dedicated five years to finding her own style of cooking and dec-orating. Her main focus in the culinary field is cake decorating. She enjoysthe entire process from planning, to prepping, to executing something herclient envisioned. She pushes the boundaries to design something innova-tive and daring. Her passion began when she was asked to make a detailedbirthday cake for a friend. Monica says, "seeing the excitement and happi-ness people get from my food is what I strive for."

Neil Gago has been the primary instructor for the Center for Lifelong Learning Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS),American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Health-care Providers, and American Heart Association Heart-saver First Aid, CPR and Automated External Defibrillator(AED) for about 12 years. His combined experience inmedical services is 29 years. Within those 29 years, he hasbeen a paramedic, EMT instructor and a flight paramedic.

Neil teaches because he once heard that knowledge isnot knowledge until you share it. Wow! What a reason tolove what you do and do what you love!

Neil is married and has two children. But, he has two granddaughters that havestolen his heart.

Matt Brown grew up in Murray, Kentucky before earning aBachelor’s of Music Performance from the New EnglandConservatory of Music followed by a Juris Doctorate fromArizona State University. After a brief career playing horn in orchestras and a decade practicing law as managing part-ner of a small criminal defense firm in Tempe, Arizona, Mattdecided to move to Cochise County and take his home-brewing hobby to the next level. He started TombstoneBrewing Company in 2016. Since it opened, TombstoneBrewing Company has won numerous accolades for its ex-ceptional beers, including a gold medal from the BeverageTesting Institute for its Amber Lager and a ranking in early2017 as one of Untappd’s top 50 breweries in the world.Tombstone Brewing Company produces a wide variety ofbeers that are available throughout Arizona and in other select marketsthroughout the United States.

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Online LEARNING

Cochise College Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) partners with UGotClass, a part of theLearning Resources Network (LERN), the world’s largest association in continuing educationand lifelong learning, serving more than 9,000 professionals every year.

UGotClass offers online certificates and courses that provide practical, how-to information on marketing, finances, management, sales and product development.

Our partner, ed2go, is a part of Cengage Learning, the largest provider of turnkey online training and education solutions serving the adult education, career, and corporate training markets. ed2go has served nearly 2 million students.

Cengage Learning believes that engagement is the foundation of learning…engagement isat our core and our focus is on engaging with learners, both in the classroom and beyond,to ensure the most effective learning solutions and personalized services.

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Prior to her passing in 2016, Sammieworked with Cochise College Foundationsta1 to establish a scholarship endowmentto help students pursuing education de-grees at Cochise College. She lived to enjoythank you letters from the 2rst studentsawarded the scholarship.

what do you value?We can help you leave a legacy that supports student success.

Contact: Denise Hoyos520-417-4148 / 520-515-3690hoyosd@cochise.eduwww.cochise.edu/give

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