ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLEGE

JUNE 2015

NEWS BRIEFS

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

FITNESS CENTER

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

ADULT COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

COLLEGE FOR KIDS

ANNOUNCEMENTS

SPECIAL COURSE

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NEWS BRIEFS 1

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 2

FITNESS CENTER 4

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 5

ADULT COMMUNITY PROGRAMS 6

COLLEGE FOR KIDS 17

ANNOUNCEMENTS 17

SPECIAL COURSE 4

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NEWS BRIEFS

Help Tell Our Story!In just a few short years, Illinois Central Collegewill celebrate its 50th anniversary! We’re gatheringinformation, stories, and past memories of theCollege to be included in the official ICC history. If you have a special ICC story to share, a recol-lection of historic event at ICC, or just a fondmemory of your time here, please drop us anemail at 50th@icc.edu. Include your name, years you attended or worked at ICC, and how to contact you. You never know, your story couldbe included in our book!

Enroll at ICC in one day!July 13, 14, and 15East Peoria Campus8 am - 4 pmNO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY

Apply •Test • EnrollBring a valid ID, check or credit card, and yoursocial security card with you.

New Student OrientationOrientation exists to help all incoming, first-time students as they transitionto college by providing a wealth of informational resources. The program includes separate sessions for students and their family members. Variouscampus representatives will be available to provide information and answerquestions including student services, financial aid, campus police, andmuch more! June 24 1-4 pmJuly 7 1-4 pmJuly 22 9 am-12 pmRSVP by emailing studentactivities@icc.edu, calling (309) 694-5560, or visiting the ICC website.

Illinois Central College is an AQIP Participant, accredited bythe Higher Learning Commission and a member of the NorthCentral Association. To contact the Higher Learning Commis-sion, go to www.ncahlc.org or call (800) 621-7440. It is thepolicy of this College that no person, on the basis of race,color, religion, gender, national origin, age, disability, sexualorientation, or veteran's status, shall be discriminated againstin employment, in educational programs and activities, or inadmission. Inquiries and complaints may be addressed tothe Vice President of Diversity, International and Adult Edu-cation, Illinois Central College, 1 College Drive, East Peoria,Illinois 61635-0001, (309) 694-5561.

August 5 4-7 pmAugust 6 4-7 pm

ICC TRUCK DRIVERTRAINING PROGRAM

Part-time Class BeginsJune 29 (8 weeks)Mon-Fri 6-10 pmEast Peoria Campus

Can get you ready for the long haul in just 4 weeks!

Full-time Classes BeginJune 29, July 20, Aug 10Mon-Fri 8 am-4:30 pmEast Peoria Campus

call (309) 694-8555a division of Illinois Central College

The Professional Development Institute also offers training for the experienced CDL driver...Refresher CourseHazMat Training CoursesPre-Trip Inspection CoursesTransition Course for Out-of-State CDL A to IL CDL A License

On Campus HousingIllinois Central College offers students on-campus living opportunities. Studentscan choose from 2- or 4-bedroom fully furnished apartments. Living on-campusprovides immediate access to classes aswell as the community sport court, swim-ming pool, and private events held just forresidents. For more information, contact OnCampusHousing@icc.edu.

Personnel Changes at ICCWilliam Tammone, PhD,has been named InterimPresident for Illinois CentralCollege following the retire-ment of Dr. John Erwin. Tammone has served asProvost at the College since 2006.

Susan Portscheller has been elected chairof the ICC Board of Trustees for the next academic year. Frank Mackaman, PhD,joins the Board of Trustees following localelections held in April. Katherine Coyle retired from the Board after six years ofservice. Trevor Mileur also retired after serving three years as student trustee onthe Board. He will be transferring to StanfordUniversity this fall.Rachael DeLost replacesTrevor as student trustee.

Jeremy Steed has been named the directorof on-campus living for ICC. Steed will be incharge of the student residences locatednear the campus.

Technology is IT!People trained for jobs in technology are in demand! And ICC has a variety of pro-grams to get you started on a technologycareer. From networking to creating securesoftware, you’ll find lots of options.

Not sure what you want to do?Mark your calendar for this free event!

Tuesday, July 215:30-7:30 pm

ICC Technology CenterEast Peoria Campus

Instructors and academic advisors will beavailable to answer all your questions andget you started on your career path. Want toreceive more information? Send the Deanan email at Julie.Howar@icc.edu.

2015Wednesday, October 14Illinois Central CollegeVisit with over 80 college anduniversity representatives.

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The ICC Arts & CommunicationDepartment has a rich history ofenhancing the arts communityand expanding education beyondthe classroom. We strive to createopportunities for students toshare in artistic performance togain real-world experience in frontof audiences and for the benefit ofthe community. We’ve named ourcollective effort Arts at ICC. Arts at ICC annually presents morethan 500 performances, lectures,meetings, rehearsals, seminars,master classes, clinics, receptions,orientations, forums, auditions,and tournaments.

Some Arts at ICC events require tickets.Tickets for on-campus events can be purchased three ways:

ONlINE at artsatIcc.comBY PHONE at (309) 694-5136IN PErSON at the Performingarts center Box OfficeEvents listed here are held in the Performing arts center on the Icc EastPeoria campus unless otherwise noted.

IN-RESIDENCE AT ICC

Heritage Ensemble� Saturday, June 137:30 pm

Tickets: General public $15, Tickets: seniors $12, students $8

ICC ARTS & COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT

The Penguin Players PrESENTGodspell, Jr.� July 10-12 and July 17-19 Fridays & Saturdays • 7:30 pm Sundays • 2:30 pm ICC Performing Arts Center Mainstage Theatre Tickets: $10 all ages

ICC GUEST ARTISTS SERIES

Dancing Dream: a Tribute to aBBa� Friday, August 14 7:30 pm

Tickets: General public $25, Tickets: students $15

IN-RESIDENCE AT ICC

Prairie Wind Ensemble� Sunday, October 112:30 pm

Tickets: General public $8, Tickets: students and seniors $6

ICC THEATRE PROGRAM

The Odd Couple by Neil SimonDirected by Chris Gray� September 25-27 & October 2-4 Fridays & Saturdays • 7:30 pm Sundays • 2:30 pm ICC Performing Arts Center Mainstage Theatre Tickets: General public $7, Tickets: students and seniors $5

ICC GUEST ARTISTS SERIES

an Evening with Patsy cline� Friday, October 23 • 7:30 pm ICC Performing Arts Center Tickets: General public $25, Tickets: students $10

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

By Neil SimonSeptember 25-October 4

By Adam BockNovember 13-22

By Eric CobleFebruary 26-March 6

Conceived by Brian Shnipper

April 15-24

Illinois Central College Theatre Season 2015-2016

For tickets & info: visit ArtsAtICC.com or call (309) 694-5136

THEDrunken City

DANCING DREAM: A TRIBUTE TO ABBAFriday, August 14 • 7:30 pm • Tickets $25 (students $15)This act showcases the very best hits of the Swedish disco-era supergroupas featured in the movie and Broadway play, Mamma Mia.

An Evening with PatsyClineFriday, October 23 • 7:30 pm • Tickets $25 (students $10)

This event showcases the spirit and celebrates the music of one of countrymusic’s all-time legends, Patsy Cline, featuring veteran Branson performer Camille Davis.

Holidazed & ConfusedSaturday, November 28 • 7:30 pm • Tickets $30 all agesEnjoy a holiday-themed evening of songs, sketch comedy and, of course, the trademarkimprovisational comedy for which The Second City is known.

Tribute artist Carla DelVillaggio presents

SSiimmppllyySSttrreeiissaanndd::HHoolliiddaayyMMeemmoorriieessFriday, December 18 • 7:30 pm • Tickets $25 (students $15)

Tribute artist Carla DelVillaggio returns to East Peoria, this time with her holiday-themed show paying homage to “America’s greatest star,” Barbra Streisand.

TheKING OF DIAMONDSNeil Diamond/Elvis Presley Tribute Saturday, March 19 • 7:30 pm • Tickets $20 (students $10)Doug James returns to East Peoria with his highly interactive, entertaining show featuring tributes to two of the world’s greatest performers: Neil Diamondand the king, Elvis Presley.

The Lost Concert: The Music of the Monkees and Beatles

by tribute bands Pleasant Valley Sunday and Paperback Writer

Saturday, May 14 • 7:30 pm • Tickets $20 (students $10)Although the groups were popular for much of the same time period, thMonkees and the Beatles never played a concert together. This night rewrites musical history with two concerts in one as this event imagines what it would be like to attend a concert featuring both bands.

Full season tickets: $110 (includes tickets to all 6 shows; patrons choose their own seats and retain the same seats for the entire series)Pick 4 Flex Pack: $85 (4 tickets; box office assigns seating based on best available seats)

Season ticket renewals begin May 22 • New season ticket orders begin being filled June 8Individual show ticket sales begin July 1 at 10 am.

ArtsAtICC.com • (309) 694-5136

Season tickets available!Seats to all 6 showsin the series for$110!

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Pharmacy Technician The Pharmacy Technician course is 12 weeks ofclassroom instruction for individuals interested ina career as a Pharmacy Technician. This coursewill give you a solid foundation in the skills necessary for employment as a pharmacy technician and will prepare you for the PTCB(Pharmacy Technician Certification Board) exam.Learn about the origin and history of pharmacy,calculating doses, drug regulation and controls,transcribing physician's orders, correct medica-tion packaging, and much more.

Cost: $1,550� August 20 - November 12, 2015 6 pm - 10 pm ICC North, Hickory Hall Natalie Dilts

Price includes:• Tuition• Pharmacy Technician Textbook and Workbook• Set of Top 200 Drugs Brand/Generic flashcards• Set of medical scrubs

Pharmacy Technicians earn a national averagehourly wage of $14.95 and national averageyearly salary of $31,090. The demand for Pharmacy Technicians is expected to increaseby 20% by 2022.2 Employment opportunities forPharmacy Technicians include retail pharmacies,hospitals, mail order pharmacies, long-term carefacilities, infusion centers, and correctional facilities.1http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes292052.htm2http://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/pharmacy-technicians.htm

The ICC Fitness Center features over 50 pieces of top of the line cardio equipment, a machine based strength circuit, a free weights area, an indoor track, and a fully stocked juice bar! It also includes two group fitness exercise rooms with various programs including Les Mills, KettleworX, Insanity, Yoga, and more. Our instructors deliver high quality instruction and can modify for any fitness level! All classes are included in our membership, or we have Fitness Center Punch Cards that include access to both the group fitness classes and the fitness center!

Our Fitness Center and classes are availableto anyone ages 18+. All fitness levels welcome. We are also a Healthways/ Silver Sneakers certified facility.

For hours and group fitness class schedulego online to http://fitnesscenter.icc.edu/.

Contact us for membership rates and options – (309) 694-5419.

SPECIAL COURSE FITNESS CENTER

http://fitnesscenter.icc.edu/

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS� Access to all fitness equipment� Use of the walking/running track� Unlimited group exercise classes � Use of the locker rooms� Fitness orientation

FREEFREEFREEFREE7-DAY TRIALMEMBERSHIP

Offer expires July 31, 2015Redeem at the front deskin the CougarPlex�

FIND OUT MORE...at a FREE information session:Saturday, June 27, 2015 – 1-3 pmThursday, July 9, 2015 – 6-8 pmMonday, July 13, 2015 – 10 to NoonAll information sessions and classes heldat Hickory Hall, ICC North Campus locatedat 5407 N University, Peoria

To register: icc.edu/pdi/pharmtechOr call: Ellen George at (309) 690-6909

In order to be licensed as a Pharmacy Technicianin the State of Illinois, you must have earned aHigh School Diploma or G.E.D.; have no feloniesor drug charges; and must become certifiedwithin two years of registration with the Divisionof Professional Regulation.

Artsy Fun! Creative StudioAvanti's RistoranteBard OpticalBean StyledCareerHappyC.O.R.E. Fitness & Boxing ClubCostco WholesaleCracked Pepper Catering and Bakery, Inc.Culver's (go to icc.edu/alumni for locations)Dumit Ghantous TailorshopEmack and Bolio'sEnviro-Dry Clean CarpetsEysal’s Coffee & East Peoria PopcornGardenuityHair and BeyondThe Hair HouseHeart Technologies, Inc.Hearth RestaurantHokkaido RestaurantHoliday Inn & Suites East PeoriaIllinois Eye Center

Johnny's Italian SteakhouseLurid PhotographyMark Twain HotelMaxine's on MainMcCall Law Offices, P.C.McMahon’s Pints & PlatesNorwex Independent Consultant Janet VellingPapa Murphy's Take ‘n’ Bake PizzaPeoria Chamber of CommercePumpkin Glass Gallery and StudioReel-Haas Chair CoversRussell's Cycling and Fitness CenterSam's ClubSarkis Alwan PhotographyTazewell County School Employees Credit UnionUftring Auto GroupVintages Tasting RoomWeb Tech Services, Inc.Wildlife Prairie Park

If you have completed a certificate or a

minimum of 30 credit hours

at ICCyou are eligible to

join the ICC Alumni Association

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Your one-time feeof $30 helps supportthe programming and

services provided by theICC Alumni Association.Go to icc.edu/alumniand click on “Join Us”

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Alumni members enjoy discounts at the following:

this list continues to grow...check out icc.edu/alumni

In April, the Alumni Association sponsored the “The Art of Professional Networking.” The event providedan opportunity for current students to learn networking skills from current alums.

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Adult Community Programsare a variety of non-credit programs designed to provideadults the opportunity to learnnew skills, visit unique places,investigate interesting topicsand more!.

Unless otherwise stated, allclasses are designed for adults18 and older.

IT’S EASYTO REGISTERONlINE icc.edu/acpcall (309) 690-6900IN PErSON at Icc NOrTHHIcKOrY Halllook for your email confirmation withregistration information and a map. If you don’t have email, a confirmationwill be mailed to you.

Note: In the event a participant has toreschedule or cancel, the participant must notify Adult Community Programs (309) 690-6900 at least five business days in advance of the workshop/ trip to receive a refund. You may substitute another person in your place at no charge. Unless otherwisestated, all programs are designed for adults18 and older. Questions: Call (309) 690-6900

Decks and Outdoor ProjectsAre you ready to take on outdoor projects thisspring? Join us to learn about design and layoutof various outdoor structures, including decks,patios, storage sheds, play sets, and pools. Construction techniques and building code requirements will be covered.Cost: $20� Saturday, July 18 9:30 am - 11:30 am ICC North; Harry McBurney

What Every Parent Needs toKnow about OrganizingWhether you have one kid or several, managingtoy clutter, extracurricular activities, homework,and chore-training may feel like an impossiblechallenge for a parent. Let a professional organizer share practical tips and techniques fortaming the chaos. Learn organizing fundamen-tals and the 10 “zones” every kid’s room shouldhave. Take the chore out of chores and manageyour schedules more efficiently.Cost: $15� Monday, July 20 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Kate Varness

UpholsteryDevelop the knowledge of the art of upholstery,learn various aspects of furniture construction,become familiar with tools of the trade, and discuss design and repair. Participants will bringa project to work on at the first meeting. A stool,bench or small chair is a good starter project. Inthe orientation, the instructor will discuss fabricoptions and make purchase recommendations.All levels of experience are welcome.Cost: $192� Saturdays, September 19 - November 7 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm ICC North; Roland Manion� Tuesdays, September 15 - November 3 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Roland Manion

roofs, Doors, and WindowsA roof is the most important non-structural partof a building. Protect your home by properlymaintaining your roof. Learn steps for repairingminor roof problems or replacing an entire roof.In additions, we will examine door and windowupgrade options to improve the appearance andenergy efficiency of your house. Cost: $20Saturday, August 299:30 am - 11:30 amICC North; Harry McBurney

Winterizing Your HomeIs your house ready for cold weather? Proper insulation and winter-proofing may save you a lot of money on energy and repair costs. In thislecture workshop, you will learn about easy tech-niques and tips to keep your home warm andcomfortable. Topics include air leaks, insulation,heating systems, fireplaces, roofs, and more. Thisis your chance to ask an expert your questions. Cost: $20� Saturday, September 26 9:30 am - 11:30 am ICC North; Harry McBurney

Time to Downsize, But Where Do I Start?If you need to downsize but feel overwhelmed bythe process, this workshop will help you make aplan and get going! You will learn tips and tech-niques to: evaluate your belongings, make a bigproject manageable, understand why it is hard to let go, and find out what to do with what youaren’t keeping.Cost: $20� Monday, October 19 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Kate Varness

Basement remodelingDo you use your basement just for storage? Awell-designed basement adds a valuable livingspace to you home. Learn about various plan-ning considerations and techniques and gohome with workable remodeling plans for yourbasement. Building code requirements will alsobe discussed. Cost: $20� Saturday, October 31 9:30 am - 11:30 am ICC North; Harry McBurney

ArtBasic color Theory Color theory is an important concept for begin-ning and intermediate painters to understand theproperties of color and the correct application.Using watercolor or acrylic paints, participantswill learn how to correctly mix paints, understandcolor terminology by using the color wheel, properly create shadows using complimentarycolors, and create paint charts for their individualpalette. Check the ACP (home) website for thesupply list. Cost: $72� Tuesdays, August 4 - 25 9:30 am - 11:30 am ICC North; Jean Gronewold

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Watercolor: Yes You canJoin us for an adventure in watercolor paintingusing the “vignette” format. This stylistic mode of painting has broad applications for portrait, landscape, still life and abstract expression. Thepossibilities are endless ... and fun! Check theACP (home) website for the supply list.Cost: $72� Wednesdays, July 8 - 29 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Kathy Sherman� Wednesdays, August 5 - 26 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Kathy Sherman� Wednesdays, September 2 - 23 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Kathy Sherman

Zentangle Flowers and leaves The Zentangle technique of drawing was devel-oped only ten years ago and is already an international phenomenon. It is an easy-to-learn,relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images.No artistic ability is needed, just a desire to becreative. You’ll learn how to draw flowers andleaves to create individual greeting cards andjewelry. Check the ACP (home) website for thesupply list.Cost: $54� Tuesdays, September 8 - 22 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Bonnie Cox

Watercolor with Pen & InkLearn how to use watercolor paints with pen andink. Demonstrations of each step of the paintingprocess will use pre-drawn sketches that partici-pants can use; or choose to do original drawings.All skill levels are welcome. We’ll paint land-scapes, still-life, flowers, and abstracts. You will

also learn how to add texture using various materials and techniques, and how to mix colors.Check the ACP website for the supply list. Cost: $72� Tuesdays, October 13 - November 3 9:30 am - 11:30 am ICC North; Jean Gronewold

Digital Photography for Newbies If you have a new point-and-shoot camera andwant to get to know it, this workshop is designedspecifically for you. We will discuss the very basicfeatures of the digital camera and how to get themost out of using the camera in full automaticmode. Topics covered include automatic shooting,camera bells and buttons, flash, the advantagesof using scenic shooting modes, how to uploadyour pictures to the computer, emailing a picture,how to use the photo machine at a store to orderprints, uploading photos to a store over the internet, and composition. Bring your camera,charged battery, a fresh SD memory card, andcamera manual each week. Cost: $100 � Mondays, July 13 - August 24 (skip 8/3) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver � Wednesdays, November 4 - December 16

(skip 11/25) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Digital Photography Basics – all cameras Whether you are new to digital photography orhave experience, you’ll learn how to get the most out of your camera (point & shoot or SLR).Composing images, exposure control, white balance control and camera mechanics will keepyou discovering what else your camera can do.

Bring your camera (any type), a charged battery,a fresh SD memory card and camera manualeach week. One session will be an offsite classshoot.Cost: $100 � Tuesdays, July 14 - August 25 (skip 8/4) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann ConverCost: $108� Tuesdays, September 8 - October 27

(skip 9/22 & 9/29) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver� Wednesdays, September 16 - October 21 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC Pekin; Craig Stocks� Tuesdays, November 3 - December 15

(skip 11/24) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Digital Photography – Beyond the Basics“Beyond the Basics” explores photographingboth landscapes and people in terms of the fourbasic elements of photography (exposure, focus,color and perspective) using any camera. Theclass will also include some discussion of postprocessing possibilities, but it’s not a require-ment. Participants should have a basic under-standing of digital photography or have taken“Digital Photography Basics” first. Bring yourcamera, a charged battery, fresh SD card, andcamera manual each week.Cost: $80� Tuesdays, September 22 - October 13 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC Pekin; Craig Stocks

Hickory Hall is your home base on the Illinois Central College North Campus for the majority of Adult Community Programs. You will find close, convenient parking, modern, well-lit classrooms, and comfortable lounges to gather withfellow participants for coffee.

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Digital Photography – Intermediate If you have a basic understanding of your cameraand want to learn how to do more and improveyour photographic eye, this workshop is the nextstep. Composition and exposure control will beexplored in depth with the “best picture in cam-era” as the goal. It’s recommended to have takenthe Digital Photography Basics class first. Bringyour camera, a charged battery, a fresh SD card,and camera manual each week. One or moresessions will be offsite class shoots. Cost: $114 � Wednesdays, September 9 - October 28

(skip 9/23 & 9/30) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Old Photographs – Digitizing & restorationIf you’ve taken Photoshop Elements for Begin-ners class and have a sound understanding ofthe program, you’ll enjoy learning how to work

with old photos. Participants will bring 3-5 photo-graphs to restore or convert to digital files, and a jump drive for saving images. The three maintopics covered will be (1) scanning photo-graphs to create digital files (scanner provided),(2) copying photographs to create digital files (ifyou want to use your digital camera to digitizephotographs, bring it with a fresh memory cardand fully charged battery), and (3) restorationtechniques using Photoshop Elements.Cost: $80� Wednesdays, September 9 - October 14

(skip 9/23 & 9/30) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Black and White Photography Explore the wonders of black and white photog-raphy. In this advanced photography topic, you’lllearn to get the best black and white image incamera. Camera settings will be discussed; a tripod is a must. Most of the time will be spentshooting the urban landscape in black and white. Cost: $80� Mondays, September 14 - October 19 (skip 9/21& 9/28)6:00 pm - 8:00 pmICC North; Ann Conver

Manual Mode Photography Manual mode on your camera is used to morefully understand how f/stop and shutter speed,manual focus, and white balance interact to craftthe image without relying on the camera maker’sidea of the best capture. This knowledge will enable you to use the semi-automatic modes andfeatures more successfully to achieve the bestpicture in camera. We’ll meet in the classroom for the 1st and 4th sessions. Cost: $80 � Wednesdays, July 22 - August 19

(skip 8/5) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver� Wednesdays, November 18 - December 16

(skip 11/25) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Portrait Photography We’ll concentrate on outdoor and indoor portrai-ture in this advanced photography workshop. Theoutdoor photography session will cover naturallight portraiture using the on-camera flash andreflected light. The indoor session will cover stu-dio-like portraiture techniques using simpleequipment and backdrops to create professionalgrade portraits on a shoestring. An off-cameraflash is helpful but not a requirement. Cost: $80 � Tuesdays, September 15 - October 20

(skip 9/22 & 9/29) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Photography - Wacky and Wonderful Designed for the intermediate or advanced pho-tographer, we will use the camera in “out-of-the-box” applications. Double exposure, smeartechnique, and photographing unusual things onthe table top will be our experiments. Bring yourtripod to every class. Students will be invited tobring 3-5 8x10 photographs to each class for dis-cussion. Cost: $80 � Thursdays, July 16 - August 13 (skip 7/30) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver � Mondays, November 16 – December 14

(skip 11/23) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Individual Photography Study Choose the topic you want to learn in this one-to-one session with photography expert AnnConver. For 2 hours you’ll get individual instruc-tion on your choice of subjects, whether it’scamera workings, shooting techniques, composi-tion, portfolio review, or a Photoshop application(bring own laptop). Sessions will meet at theNorth Campus. Please see the ACP websites for available dates and time. Cost: $70 � Wednesday, July 15 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm � Thursday, August 20 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm� Monday, October 26 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm � Tuesday, December 8 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmICC North; Ann Conver

cell Phone Photography Wondering how to get those great pictures withyour smart phone? Come spend two hourslearning what buttons to push, how to delete theones you don’t want, stylize the keepers, andsend them to family and friends. Cost: $15 � Thursday, August 20 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver � Thursday, December 10 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Photographing Interiors A challenge to the traveler is photographing inside cathedrals, castles and beautiful old build-ings and not getting a great photograph in thelow light. This day-long workshop begins with abrief introduction in the classroom. The rest ofthe day is spent shooting in buildings in the Peoria area with time for lunch. Bring your cam-era, tripod or monopod, charged battery(s), freshmemory cards, external flash and diffuser (if youhave), and any lens you normally take on trips. Cost: $50 � Tuesday, July 7 9:00 am - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Photographing Your cousin’s Wedding You have a nice camera and your family loves allyour photographs. Your cousin is getting marriedon a shoestring budget and asks if you will pho-tograph her wedding. You say “yes” because you want to help. The next day you ask yourself,“What in the world was I thinking?” It is now toolate to back out. Learn the basic “dos” and“don’ts” of a small family wedding, providing youwith an outline for the wedding and hands-onshooting experience. Bring your camera,charged camera battery(s), fresh memory card,and external flash and diffuser (if you have). Cost: $40� Wednesdays, August 12 & 19 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Indoor Sports PhotographyShooting indoor sports has very specific prob-lems for the photographer. We’ll cover some ofthe tricks and tips to getting those great shots. Itwould be helpful for participants to have a tele-photo lens that is 150mm and a monopod. Wewill meet in the classroom the first session and at school sporting events for the three remainingsessions. Note: there is usually a small entry feewhich supports High School AthleticsCost: $80� Tuesdays, November 3 - December 1 (skip 11/24) 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

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ComputersSmarter than the PhoneSet-up your smartphone to make life easier andmore enjoyable. We’ll help you turn your smart-phone into a digital Swiss army knife. Cameraand photo editing, e-books, maps, first aid, anddigital coupons are just the beginning!Cost: $22.50� Wednesday, September 23 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm ICC North; Doug Orwig

Unboxing Your iPadGeared for the truly novice iPad user, this work-shop will take you through the most basic settings, controls, and setup for key elementssuch as email and the App Store. If you’ve hadtrouble finding the user’s manual for your iPad,this is the place to start. Cost: $50� Thursdays, July 9 & 16 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm ICC North; Doug Orwig

Unleashing Your iPadAs a follow-up to Unboxing Your iPad, this work-shop is designed to expand your knowledge ofmany built-in apps as well as selecting usefulapps to do more than surf and share pictures.We’ll go deeper into features such as file management, iCloud, Photostream, calendar,contacts, Facetime, iBooks and more. The focuswill be to spend more time getting familiar withthe essential applications on your iPad and exploring some other “must-have” tools.Cost: $50� Thursdays, October 15 & 22 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm ICC North; Doug Orwig

Introduction to computers Let’s start with Keyboarding and Mouse exer-cises and continue with computer terminology.Explore the Desktop, Taskbar and ProgramIcons. Feel at ease getting around a computerand add Program and Internet shortcuts to theDesktop. Navigate the new Internet Explorer as well as using InPrivate Browsing for safer Internet surfing. You will use a word processingapplication to highlight text and use differentfonts. Insert Clip-art to enhance a document and learn how to cut, copy and paste. Thesecomputer skills are universal for any operatingsystem. Learn to save your documents to aDesktop Folder and to a Saving Device. We willuse an ICC Lab computer with Windows 7. Optional: a USB Flash Drive. Cost: $60� Tuesdays, July 7 - 21 1:30 am - 4:30 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni� Tuesdays, September 1 - 15 9:30 am - 12:30 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

career crash course Technology is forever changing. Whether youneed to brush up on your computer skills or update old ones, this class is designed to giveyou a crash course on Keyboarding, Keyboardingshortcuts and creating and saving Files andFolders. Tackle any project involving text or images in Microsoft Word. Use Word’s Ribbon fora variety of editing tools and formatting featuresto enhance your Documents. Microsoft Excel is a powerful Spreadsheet program. Learn to enterand organize text data and manipulate numericaldata using basic Formulas and Functions. Youwill use an ICC Lab Windows 7 computer. Required: USB Flash Drive.Cost: $60� Saturdays, July 11 - 25 10:00 am - 1:00 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

Introduction to MS Word 2010 Word 2010 offers many new features along witha redesigned Ribbon and new Backstage View.You will create and format Documents usingParagraph and Margin settings, use special formatting options such as Fonts, Bullets & Numbering. Insert Clip-art and Borders to enhance your Documents and work with Tables,Columns, Headers and Footers. Edit in Print Preview, save to a USB Flash Drive and Print.Required: USB Flash Drive. You will use an ICClab computer with Windows 7 operating system. Cost: $90� Saturdays, September 5 - 19 9:30 am - 12:30 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

Introduction to MS Word 2013Word 2013 has a new redesigned File Menu,new Ribbon features, Customized Quick AccessToolbar and the new Save options. Create andenhance your Documents with a variety of editing tools, versatile formatting options usingFonts, Clip-art and Borders, Tables, Columns,Header and Footers. New features are the subtleanimations when typing or selecting text, Imagesthat move freely and snap to Paragraph edges,Document margins and Column boundaries.Work with special formatting options to createDocuments, edit your Document in Print Preview,Print and save to USB Flash Drive. Required: aUSB Flash Drive. You will use an ICC lab computer with Windows 7 operating system.Cost: $90� Tuesdays, August 4 - 18 9:30 am - 12:30 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni� Wednesdays, October 7 - 21 9:00 am -12:00 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

Introduction to MS Excel 2010 Begin with the basics of Excel 2010 new featureswith a redesigned File Menu and Ribbon full ofnew tools and options. If you have limited or noexperience in creating Worksheets, predesignedWorksheets will be provided for you with step-by-step exercises on how to enter data, createformulas to carry out basic math operations withFunctions, Formulas and Range. Enhance yourWorksheet with Conditional Formatting, resizeColumns and Rows, use Cell Borders and Shading and work with Charts and Sparklines.Preview and print when completed. Computerand keyboarding skills are required. Please bringa saving device (USB Flash Drive). You will usean ICC lab computer with Windows 7 operatingsystem. Cost: $90� Mondays, September 14 - 28 9:00 am - 12:00 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

Introduction to MS Excel 2013 The basics of Excel 2013 start with the newly redesigned File Menu, new Ribbon features,Customized Quick Access Toolbar and the newSave options. Learn how to enter and organizetext and numeric data into a Worksheet. Workwith Formulas and Functions using basic stepsto perform mathematical calculations, adjust theappearance of a Worksheet by resizing Columnsand Rows, Cell Borders and Shading and en-hance your Worksheet using Charts, Sparklinesand Conditional Formatting. Once your Work-sheet is completed you will save, preview andprint. If you have limited or no experience withExcel, this class is simplified with step-by-stepexercises and the use of predesigned Templates.Computer and Keyboarding skills are requiredand a USB Flash Drive for saving. You will use an ICC lab computer with Windows 7 operatingsystem.Cost: $90� Thursdays, July 9 - 23 10:00 am - 1:00 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni� Tuesdays, October 13 - 27 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

Photoshop Elements for Beginners Boggled by post capture photographic programs?Perhaps you haven’t opened the program youbought and are overwhelmed? No problem, wewill start at the beginning. In this lab workshopdesigned for the beginner, you’ll explore and usethe tools available in Photoshop Elements. You’llwork on sample photographs supplied by the instructor. A lab computer will be used. Pleasebring a jump drive to class. Cost: $100 � Mondays, July 13 - August 24 (skip 8/3) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver Cost: $108� Thursdays, September 10 - October 29

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Photoshop Elements - Portraits We’ll focus exclusively with techniques to perfectportraits. Participants must have completed Photoshop Elements for Beginners or an equivalent class. Each class will begin with ademonstration using a photograph provided bythe instructor. During the second half the participant will work on his/her own photographsand applying improvement techniques. The goalis for everyone to produce 6-10 8”x10” finishedportraits. Please bring 10-30 group and individualportraits on a jump drive.Cost: $75 � Wednesdays, July 8 - July 29 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann ConverCost: $80 � Mondays, November 2 - 30 (skip 11/23) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Photoshop Elements –landscape We’ll focus exclusively with techniques to perfectlandscape images. Participants must have completed Photoshop Elements for Beginners or have experience using the program and knowhow to clone, heal, save work, burn and dodge.Each class will begin with a demonstration usinga photograph provided by the instructor. In thesecond half participants will work on their ownphotographs and apply improvement techniques.Everyone will produce 6-10 8x10 finished land-scape prints. Please bring 10-30 landscape(urban or rural) on a jump drive.Cost: $80 � Thursdays, November 5 - December 3

(skip 11/26) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Ann Conver

Photoshop Elements for layout and Design We’ll address techniques for layout and design.Participants must have completed Photoshop Elements for Beginners or have experienceusing the program and know how to clone, heal,save work, burn and dodge. Each class willbegin with a demonstration starting with a NewBlank File and building a layout using a combina-tion of photographs, text, and or graphics. Duringthe second half participants will design a card,calendar, poster, or announcement, using his/herphotographs, graphics, drawings, and scans.Everyone will produce 3 or more layout projects.Please bring 10-30 photographs, scans, designs,graphics and/or templates on a jump drive.Cost: $75 � Thursdays, July 9 - August 6 (skip 7/30) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm ICC North; Ann ConverCost: $80 � Thursdays, November 5 - December 3

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Managing Files, Folders & Saving Devices Learn to manage and organize your importantdocuments and pictures using the Windows Explorer Libraries Documents and Picturesfolder, save to a Desktop folder, a USB flashdrive and CD. Create new folders/files within a designated location and use cut, copy, paste,drag and drop, rename, save and delete. Onceyour finished documents are saved, learn to organize and retrieve them in the Windows 7 Explorer Libraries, a Desktop folder, or a savingdevice. Required: USB flash drive and 2 CDs(CD-R or CD-RW). You will use a Windows 7computer in the ICC lab. Cost: $60� Mondays, July 6 - 20 9:30 am - 11:30 am ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni� Mondays, October 5 - 19 10:00 am - 12:00 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

Welcome to Windows 8 Windows 8 & 8.1 has introduced a new bold design beginning with the Start Screen full ofTiles, Apps and Charms. Use your Windows 8 or 8.1 Laptop in class to browse the Windows 8Store App, install new Apps, delete Apps, moveand arrange Tiles and display each Tile assmaller or larger. Use Search for Programs, Update Tiles and Apps and personalize with PCSettings. Learn keyboard shortcuts and connectto the convenience of WIFI to open Tiles/Appsand Mail. You must have a Microsoft Account touse the Store and Mail App. Required: Windows8 or 8.1 Laptop fully charged and a mouse forfaster mobility. Cost: $25� Monday, August 3 10:00 am - 12:00 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni� Friday, October 2 9:30 am - 11:30 am ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

continuing with Windows 8 This class is a continuation of Welcome to Windows 8. The option of the Desktop Tile letsus explorer the familiar Desktop settings andwork area for Programs and Documents. Learnto organize Program Shortcuts, New Folders andPersonalize Settings on your Laptop. The newWindows 8 or 8.1 ‘File’ Explorer (Libraries) with a new Ribbon design full of tools and options isthe destination for Documents we create andPictures we save. Use the new Charms BarSearch line for finding a particular Program App, review the familiar Desktop Menu and the Control Panel for important settings on yourcomputer. Required: A Windows 8 or 8.1 Laptopfully charged and a mouse for faster mobility. Cost: $25� Monday, August 10 10:00 am - 12:00 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni� Friday, October 9 9:30 am - 11:30 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

Windows 8 Files, Folders &Flash Drives The new File Explorer in Windows 8 & 8.1 organizes Files & Folders we create using thenew Ribbon full of tool options and the Cus-tomized Quick Access Toolbar. This class willfocus only on using the File Explorer and theRibbon to create Files and Folders. Learn tosave Documents and Images in the File ExplorerLibraries. Make folders for data storage in theFile Explorer, on the Desktop and to a SavingDevice. View double pane windows side by sidefor easy transfer of Files and Folders. Learn tosave, organize and categorize data on your Laptop Computer and to a Saving Device. Re-quired: A Windows 8 or 8.1 Laptop fully charged,a mouse for faster mobility and a USB FlashDrive. Computer skills are required for this class.Cost: $25� Monday, August 17 10:00 am - 12:00 pm ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni� Friday, October 16 9:30 am - 11:30 am ICC North; Debbie Pierantoni

Buying on eBayHave you ever been interested in bidding on anonline eBay auction, but didn’t know where tostart? This class will be led by a long-time eBayuser who will discuss the different types of onlineeBay selling styles. We’ll discuss buying and bidding techniques that in time will produce positive results. Etiquette for completing an eBaytransaction will be discussed. We will also ventureinto the PayPal web site in order to complete yourfuture eBay purchases. It is suggested that partic-ipants be registered eBay users, but not required.Cost: $20� Thursday, September 10 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Rick Farmer

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Selling on eBayEver wanted to sell at an online auction? Learnhow to put items online and up for bid, how to accept payments, and the etiquette of selling on-line. Participants need to have some experienceand be a registered eBay user. It is suggestedthat you complete Buying on eBay if you have no eBay experience.Cost: $35� Thursday, July 23 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Rick Farmer� Wednesday, October 21 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Rick Farmer

Cooking High Energy FoodsThis workshop is a collection of recipes meant to boost your energy for an active, busy life andto improve your general sense of well-being. It’s amazing how a change in diet can fuel youthrough your dragging day! Revitalize your lifewith these energy-boosting meals that are notonly tasty but good for you. Recipes include aBreakfast Protein Shake, Turkey Salad Wraps,Trail Mix, and Hearty Barley Vegetable Soup. Ingredients and recipes may vary due to avail-ability. Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants.Bring a favorite knife, an apron, and a beverage. Cost: $65� Saturday, July 18 11:00 am - 2:00 pm ICC North; Amanda Williams Pyle

Noodles around the WorldNoodles are a staple dish in many different cultures of the world and they are all delicious!From the Japanese Soba Noodle to the RiceNoodles of Thailand, this workshop has it covered. In this class we will make TraditionalNoodle Kugle, Tofu Pad Thai, Soba NoodleSalad and Jalapeno Mac ‘n Cheese. Ingredientsand recipes may vary due to availability. Wearclosed-toe shoes and long pants. Bring a favoriteknife, an apron, and a beverage. Cost: $65� Saturday, August 8 11:00 am - 2:00 pm ICC North; Amanda Williams Pyle

chicken change Up Chicken is the most popular and versatile meatout there, but sometimes it can become boringand tiresome to eat chicken all the time. Thisworkshop will change all of that by showing newand versatile ways to cook chicken! We will learnto roll and stuff it for an elegant presentation,bake it into pastry for a hearty meal that freezeswell, and grill it in a burger that makes for ahealthy alternative to beef. Recipes include:Rolled Chicken Saltimbocca, Chicken Pot Pie,and Chicken and Black Bean Burgers. Ingredi-ents and recipes may vary due to availability.Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants. Bring a favorite knife, an apron, and a beverage. Cost: $65� Saturday, September 19 11:00 am - 2:00 pm ICC North; Amanda Williams Pyle

an apple a Day Apples, quite possibly our most popular fruit, canbe used in so many different ways from sweet tosavory. This workshop explores apples in manycolors and varieties. We will talk about how tostore apples and which varieties to use for whichapplication. We will apply principles in recipessuch as Apple Dumplings, Apple and AlmondChicken with Cider Gravy, and Caramel DippedApples just in time for Halloween. Ingredientsand recipes may vary due to availability. Wearclosed-toe shoes and long pants. Bring a favoriteknife, an apron, and a beverage. Cost: $65� Saturday, October 3 11:00 am - 2:00 pm ICC North; Amanda Williams Pyle

CraftsGarment alterationHave some clothing items that need to be takenin or let out? You’ll learn how to alter tops, slacksor skirts in this class designed for those whoknow how to sew. We’ll go through the fitting andaltering process. We’ll discuss basic techniquesof fitting, what to look for in a good fit, and talkabout the process of sewing the alteration. If thegarment is too small, it can often be altered. Youmay have the opportunity to alter more than onegarment if time allows. Check the ACP (home)website for the supply list.Cost: $72� Saturdays, August 1 - 22 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Jones Sewing; 3410 N. Prospect Rd. Peoria; Sue Buchanan

Party centerpieces (Fresh Floral)Why pay a professional when you can do it your-self? Transform your table with seasonal andyear-round centerpieces that are simply elegantand easy to make for any chic dinner party.Learn to make centerpieces for all your partythemes. This class will get your creativity flowing.Have a big party coming up? Renting a hall? Ordo you simply like to entertain at home? Join usfor a night of fun and creative thinking. Pleasebring a small sharp knife and a pair of scissors.Cost of all materials included.Cost: $35 � Tuesday, August 11 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Julie Dantone

Fall Silk Wreath and Bow MakingCreate your own unique designs for your homedécor with the character of silk wreath construc-tion and design to ornamental bows. You willenjoy the elegance of nature’s magic filament –silk. Please bring scissors, wire cutters, and aglue gun. Cost of all materials included.Cost: $45.50� Tuesday, September 1 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Julie Dantone

Table runnerLearn how to cut out a pattern and make a holiday inspired snowman table runner. In thefirst session, we’ll talk about proper cutting usingquilt rulers and mats and discuss supplies.Sewing machines will be provided, but if youhave one, bring your own machine (must be ingood operating condition) with user manual. Cost: $72� Saturdays, September 5 - 26 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Jones Sewing; 3410 N. Prospect Rd. Peoria; Donna Yonker

Old School vs Modern (Fresh Floral Design)Learn the newest and oldest design styles, colortrends and techniques used by floral designers.Create your own personal creation while dis-covering the differences between traditional floraldesign and the new modern contemporary meth-ods being used today. Please bring scissors andwire cutters. Cost of all materials included.Cost: $45.50� Tuesday, September 8 9:00 am - 11:30 am ICC Pekin; Julie Dantone

Harvest centerpiecesConstruct a centerpiece that can surely turn your fall table into a showpiece. Let your mindtake you to the wonderful world of color, flowers,foliage, and lasting beauty. Please bring scissorsand wire cutters. Cost of all materials included.Cost: $45.50� Tuesday, October 13 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Julie Dantone

Beginning SewingLearn the basics of sewing. We will discuss supplies, thread, needles, fabric, and patterns.You’ll learn how to use a pattern, how to use yoursewing machine, how to choose fabric, and howto put in a zipper. Your project will be a pillow forthe home with decorative piping or a ruffle (pat-tern will be provided). We’ll touch on the joys of a serger and what it does to finish edges. Sewingmachines will be provided, but if you have one,bring your own machine (must be in good oper-ating condition) with user manual. Check theACP homepage for the supply list.Cost: $72� Saturdays, October 17 - November 7 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Jones Sewing; 3410 N. Prospect Rd. Peoria; Sue Buchanan

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Wire Wrapped PendantWe’ll use wire to wrap a smooth pendant orstone. This class is for the beginner to intermedi-ate student. All supplies will be provided but feelfree to bring your own stone to wrap. You willcomplete your pendant in class. Tools neededare round nose pliers, flush cutters, and needle-nose pliers. The kit fee is $25 (paid to instructorin class) and will include your choice of a varietyof polished cabochon stones with silver, goldplated, or bronze wire.Cost: $22.50� Saturday July 18 10:00 am - 12:30 pm ICC North; Jessica Ioerger

Wire Wrapped ringsLearn how to take wire and beads and use them to create fun and funky rings. You will haveenough time to create at least 4 rings. Toolsneeded are ring mandrel, round-nose pliers,flush cutters and needle-nose pliers. The kit feeis $15 (paid to instructor in class) and includeswire, crystals, and tutorial to complete the rings.Cost: $18� Saturday, August 15 10:00 am – 12:00 pm ICC North; Jessica Ioerger

all about EarringsLearn techniques to make a variety of fun andfashionable earrings. You will make and completein class 6 different styles of earrings. Toolsneeded are ruler, needle-nose pliers, flush cutters, and round-nose pliers. The kit fee is $20(paid to instructor in class) and includes beads,components and ear wires to complete 6 pairs of earrings. Cost: $22.50� Thursday, October 15 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Jessica Ioerger

Dance & FitnessBallad - The Perfect Slow DanceEasy to learn ... slow & romantic ... drawing frommany Foxtrot patterns, Ballad is adapted tosmaller dance floors and slower music. So muchmore elegant than the “hug & waddle” standard,Ballad is a popular “first dance” rhythm for bridesand grooms. Please wear soft soled-shoes onour dance floor. You may bring suede-soled ballroom dance shoes, suede-soled houseshoes, or dance in socks. Thanks for your help in taking care of the dance floor.Cost: $60� Tuesdays, July 7 - 28 6:45 pm - 8:30 pm CougarPlex, East Peoria Campus; Cathy Hempstead

West coast SwingOne of the most popular dances around isdanced to slow swing, blues, pop, country andjazz music. This addictive and challenging dancegives the appearance of the lady rushing andspinning past the man as he leads her toward –and away from – the spot where he’s dancing.

Syncopations and independent body movementsallow dancers to “play” with the slower rhythmsoffered by good WCS music. You do not need a partner to attend; singles and couples are welcome. To protect the dance floor, please wearsoft-soled shoes, such as suede-soled ballroomdance shoes, suede-soled house shoes, ordance in socks. The fee is per person.Cost: $63� Thursdays, August 6 - 27 6:45 pm - 8:30 pm CougarPlex, East Peoria Campus; Cathy Hempstead

Social Dance  You’ll learn a few basic patterns in several popular “partner” dances, including Single Swing,Waltz, and Nightclub (California) 2-Step. You willlearn a variety of dancing rhythms. Swing fitsmany styles of upbeat music. Waltz is a beautiful,flowing dance fitting 3/4 time rhythms, and Night-club 2-Step is a wonderful and romantic slowdance. Music selections will include ‘50s, ‘60s,light rock, and country. You do not need a partnerto attend; singles and couples are welcome. Toprotect the dance floor, please wear soft-soledshoes, such as suede-soled ballroom danceshoes, suede-soled house shoes, or dance insocks. The fee is per person.Cost: $63� Tuesdays, September 8 - 29 6:45 pm - 8:30 pm CougarPlex, East Peoria Campus; Cathy Hempstead

More Social DanceLearn additional patterns in Single Swing, Waltz,and Nightclub 2-Step. Continue learning addi-tional smooth moves in these three very usefuland fun dances. It is suggested that you havetaken Social Dance. To protect the dance floor,please wear soft-soled shoes, such as suede-soled ballroom dance shoes, suede-soled houseshoes, or dance in socks. The fee is per person.Cost: $63� Tuesdays, October 6 - 27 6:45 pm - 8:30 pm CougarPlex, East Peoria Campus; Cathy Hempstead

FilmA moderated discussion about the making of the movie, the actors and director will follow each film. Registration a week prior lets us knowif we’ll have enough attendance to show themovie. Register online at www.icc.edu/acp or call (309) 690-6900.

Top Hat (1935)Song and dance man Jerry Travers (Fred Astaire) is in London to open his show, producedby his good friend Horace Hardwick. He stays inHorace’s suite the night before the show opensand becomes enamored with the woman in thesuite below theirs, Dale Tremont (GingerRogers). Due to a mix-up, Dale believes thatJerry is Horace. The only problem is that Horaceis married to her old friend Madge, and so Daledecides to teach him a lesson. After muchsinging and dancing, they eventually sort it out.(Run time: 101 minutes) Cost: $5� Friday, August 28 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm ICC North; Todd Nelson

Petulia (1968)Set during the swinging sixties in San Francisco,Richard Lester’s landmark romantic drama tellsof the charmingly kooky socialite Petulia (JulieChristie), who has been recently married toDavid (Richard Chamberlain). Unhappy with hermarriage, she embarks on a love affair with amelancholy recently-divorced doctor (George C. Scott) as they try to make sense of their dispassionate lives. Through Nicolas Roeg’s cinematography, the non-linear, fragmented lovestory loops back and forth and the dark realityemerges from the idyllic façade of sixties opulence. As the story of Petulia’s abuse at thehands of her husband unfolds, the lovers try tofind the courage to change the course of theirlives in the face of their respective demons. (Run time: 105 minutes) Cost: $5� Friday, September 25 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm ICC North; Todd Nelson

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954) Adam (Howard Keel), the eldest of seven broth-ers, goes to town to get a wife. He convincesMilly (Jane Powell) to marry him that same day.They return to his backwoods home. Only thendoes she discover he has six brothers - all livingin his cabin. Milly sets out to reform the uncouthsiblings, who are anxious to get wives of theirown. Then, after reading about the Roman capture of the Sabine women, Adam developsan inspired solution to his brothers’ loneliness.(Run time: 102 minutes) Cost: $5� Friday, October 23 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm ICC North; Todd Nelson

Financial Estate Planning BasicsMany people believe they don’t need estate planning because they think they don’t have an estate or the value of their estate is not greatenough to cause estate taxation. If you ownsomething of value that you want to leave tosomeone, you have an estate. In this course, a financial advisor discusses basic knowledge

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needed to meet your estate-planning goals andan understanding of how it all works. Cost: Free� Tuesday, September 15 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm ICC North; Daryl Dagit

Estate Planning Seminar –Making Wills Work for YouA vital part of your estate plan is a properlydrawn will. This seminar will help you prepare theinformation you need to work with your attorneyin drafting or updating your will or trust. GregMescher and Tyler Petersen, attorneys who specialize in estate planning, will address yourquestions and help you get it done correctly. Youwill learn: Reasons for having a will, what to do ifyou change your mind, recent changes in estatetaxes, healthcare and financial power of attorneyand much more. The seminar is free and limitedto 40 participants – refreshments will be served.For information about the ICC Educational Foundation visit icc.edu/iccfoundation.Cost: Free� Thursday, September 24 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm ICC North; Estate Planning Professionals

Passing assets to the Next GenerationHow much will you really leave your heirs? Inthis class, you will learn that all assets are notcreated equal when passing them to your heirs.You will gain an understanding of how your as-sets will be taxed and tips for which assets arebest to pass down and which ones you shouldspend. Learn how to maximize the amount yourheirs will enjoy and learn ways they can maxi-mize their inheritance. We will also discuss thepros and cons of estate planning techniquessuch as wills, trusts, direct beneficiaries and joint ownership.Cost: Free� Tuesday, October 20 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm ICC North; Daryl Dagit

Gardening & Life Sciencelandscape Design BasicsLandscape design is not rocket science, but it ismore than just drawing circles and squiggles onpaper. ICC’s horticulturist will present some basicideas and rules to help you feel comfortable withyour project, including best sites for trees andbeds, how to frame and screen views, the bestuse of certain areas, and when to call for a professional. Be sure to bring your yard meas-urements, sketches, photos, and questions. Materials needed are two number 2 pencils and a ruler.Cost: $38� Tuesdays, July 7 - 14 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Julie Dantone

leaf castings WorkshopLeaf sculptures can add beauty to any garden or indoor environment. Many completed sampleswill be shown for inspiration. There will be oppor-tunity to cast several leaves. You may bring yourown leaves, but all materials will be provided.Wear old clothes and bring rubber gloves. De-pending on the type of construction, some leavesmay need to dry at ICC’s Horticulture Lab and bepicked up at a later date. Your leaf casting can beused as ornaments, bird baths, feeders, etc. Cost: $18� Tuesday, July 21 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC East Peoria Horticulture Lab; Ella Maxwell

Basic Plant care PrinciplesMore water? Less sun? Should I give it plantfood...how much and what kind? Luckily, someplants actually survive our trial-and-error tech-niques. All plant groups have the same elementalneeds of water, light, food and air, but the quan-tity and intensity of each of these elementsvaries greatly. This hands-on workshop coversbasic plant care principles such as light, water-ing, feeding, repotting, soil needs, propagation,and insect and disease problems of popularplants. Learn the difference between annual,perennial, biannual, vines, volunteers, houseplants, edibles, cactus, and succulents. Feel free to bring leaves from troubled plants for diagnoses. Cost of all materials included.Cost: $56� Tuesdays, July 21 - 28 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Julie Dantone

Water GardeningWith soothing sounds and distinctive plants,water features such as ponds, pools, and watergardens are varied, beautiful, and welcome addi-tions to your home and garden. In this workshopyou will learn how to install your own outdoorwater pond from start to finish including greatplants for this area and where to purchase them.Plus we will have fun creating a little slice ofserenity with our own table top water garden.Cost of all materials included.Cost: $50.50� Tuesday, August 25 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Julie Dantone

Introduction to Tree Identification Enjoy the beautiful fall foliage while learning torecognize Central Illinois’ native trees. This work-shop will begin at the ICC Land Lab where wewill discuss tree types, how names can give you clues about the characteristics of trees andinteresting tidbits about their use. After class-room discussion, participants will take a shortwalk through the ICC nature trails and identifytrees that frequently occur in this area. We willdiscuss native and non-native species as well as those that are excellent landscape selections.Participants should wear comfortable shoes, andconsider bringing a bottle of water. The outdoorwalk is optional.Cost: $16� Saturday, September 19 9:00 am - 11:00 am ICC East Peoria Land Lab; Ella Maxwell

Get Your Garden ready for Spring Jump start your spring planting for next year.Learn traditional methods of splitting perennials,collecting seeds, and planting fall bulbs to mini-mize garden work and maximize your garden’sbeauty. This is a hands-on class. Please bring asharp knife and cloth or plastic bags to transportyour plant treasures. Cost includes all materials.Cost: $65� Tuesday, September 22 and 29 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Julie Dantone

The Worm Factory Worms have so many uses, from gardening tofishing. Worms can make your plants pop withthe power of natural fertilization. Learn how thesetiny creatures can impact your gardens, providea great opportunity for recycling, and provide baitfor any fisherman. Discover which worms workbest, how to build your own worm factory, andthe benefits of being a worm farmer. Cost: $28� Tuesday, October 6 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Julie Dantone

HealthSing for the Health of ItShower Singers Unite! If you are shy aboutsinging, this class is for you. You will learn to improve your breathing, develop core muscles,exercise your brain to improve memory, concen-tration, linkage of left and right brain functions,build your stamina, and have fun. You will alsomeet cool, fun people who want to join togetherin song.Cost: $22.50� Thursday, July 23 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Cost: $27� Thursday, October 22 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Edith Barnard

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Introduction to Essential OilsDiscover and experience health supporting ben-efits of using essential oils, method of applicationand safety guidelines. Learn what essential oilsare, how they work, and explore various waysthey can contribute towards your personal well-being.Cost: $20� Tuesday, August 25 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Lisa Duhon

DIY cleaning Products Using Essential OilsShare recipes and learn how to make naturalcleaning products with essential oils and other ingredients normally found in your kitchen pantry.We’ll make various products such as hand sani-tizer, carper freshener, purifying room spray, andlaundry soap. You will take home samples ofproducts made in class. All ingredients and supplies will be provided.Cost: $32.50� Thursday, September 17 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Lisa Duhon

The Sweet Truth: How Sugar and artificial Sweeteners Impact Your HealthWe are bombarded daily with news on the detrimental effects of sugar to our health. Sugaris the most over consumed dietary ingredient inAmerica. Fine for the occasional treat, over-indulging in sugar can cause short-term andlong-term health problems. And what about theeffects of replacing sugar with artificial sweeten-ers? Join a registered dietitian as she separatesfact from fiction and provides some alternativeideas to decrease your sugar consumption andoptimize your health. Cooking demonstration,samples, and recipes included.Cost: $28� Monday, September 21 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Mekenzie Riley

Try MeditationMeditation helps reduce stress, develops pro-ductivity and improves concentration. More importantly, the emphasis is on finding spiritualfulfillment. It’s simple and can be practiced athome, at school, or at work. We will cover thephysical, mental, emotional, and spiritual benefitsof meditation. Developing the meditation tech-nique, difficulties with sitting and focusing, andstilling the mind will also be included. A $5 work-book fee will be collected at the first class by the instructors.Cost: $48� Wednesdays, October 7 - 28 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Mary Kay Berjohn & Prem Bhatia MD

DIY Spa Products Using Essential OilsShare and exchange recipes and learn how tomake natural beauty and spa products using es-sential oils and other natural ingredients. We’ll

make various products such as sugar scrubs,Epsom salts, relaxing milk bath and lip balm. You will take home samples of products made in class. All ingredients and supplies will be provided. Cost: $32.50� Thursday, October 15 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm ICC North; Lisa Duhon

HistoryThe lincoln conspiratorsLess than six hours after the assassination ofPresident Abraham Lincoln, Secretary of WarEdwin Stanton and federal officials began thelargest manhunt in United States history. FromApril 14 to July 7, 1865, Americans watched asConfederate sympathizers, who set out to de-stabilize the federal government, were brought to justice. This class will discuss the investigation,capture, arrests, military tribunal, sentencing,and execution of the conspirators. We will exam-ine each conspirator’s role in the assassinationplot; the decision to try the conspirators before amilitary commission instead of a criminal court;and the various conspiracy theories that linkedLincoln’s death to key figures during this time inhistory.Cost: $22.50� Wednesday, July 8 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Christina Lea Smith� Friday, July 10 9:00 am - 12:00 pm ICC Pekin; Christina Lea Smith

The civil War congressToday’s political climate leaves Congress in con-stant gridlock and with a reputation of achievinglittle. By contrast, the 37th Congress, elected inthe fall of 1860, was the most productive Con-gress in U.S. History. This class will examine theaccomplishments and failures of the 37th Con-gress (1861-1863), the 38th Congress (1863-1865), and the three Confederate Congresses.The Civil War forced congress on both sides tospend most of their time focusing on the war ef-fort. However, congress did successfully pushthrough legislation that moved the nation forwardwith the Homestead Act and the Pacific RailroadAct uniting the East and West coasts. Cost: $22.50� Tuesday, August 18 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Christina Lea Smith

Illinois in the civil WarIllinois was a major source of manpower andsupplies during the American Civil War. From themost popular figures, such as Abraham Lincolnand Ulysses S. Grant (who claimed Illinois astheir home) to the lesser known, but equally important figures, such as the thousands of menand women who fought in the ranks of the Illinoisregiments. Join us to discuss the memoirs of Illinois soldiers and review the economic, political, social, and cultural impacts that plagued Illinois during the war. Cost: $24� Tuesday, September 22 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Christina Lea Smith

animals in the civil WarAnimals played very important roles during theAmerican Civil War. Some animals were petsthat provided soldiers with a feeling of calm anda connection to home; while other pets played instrumental roles in military operations. Thisclass examines the role that animals played during battlefield campaigns, in camps, and onthe long march to battle. Explore the regimentalmascots and the horses of famous Generals.Learn more about these courageous animalsand the soldiers who cared for them.Cost: $24� Tuesday, September 29 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Christina Lea Smith

Thanksgiving’s Origins in the civil WarThanksgiving stands as one of the most Ameri-can of holidays, honoring the harvest feasts ofthe earliest settlers during the colonial days. Yet it is not widely known that current Thanksgivingtraditions were greatly influenced and shapedout of efforts made during the American CivilWar. This class examines the first Thanksgivingharvest feasts, its roots in the Civil War, Lincoln’sefforts to federalize the holiday, and how politi-cians still struggling economically with the GreatDepression altered Thanksgiving forever.Cost: $24� Tuesday, November 17 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Christina Lea Smith

Know Your CommunityHow law Enforcement ManagesDangerous PersonsPeoria County Sheriff’s personnel will explain the behavioral tools that law enforcement officersutilize when managing a dangerous person. Participants will learn the training and decision-making processes that police rely on when responding to individuals who pose a threat tothemselves or others. This is a very enlighteningpresentation and time will be reserved for questions.Cost: Free� Thursday July 30 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm ICC North; County Presenter

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Proper Property ValueProperty taxes too high? Then this is the classfor you. Peoria County’s Supervisor of Assess-ments will explain how property is assessed and how property taxes are determined basedon the assessed value. You will learn how leviesimposed by taxing districts affect the totalamount you owe, where your tax dollars go, andhow you can appeal your property assessmentNOW, rather than when the property tax bill arrives next spring. It pays to take this free class.Cost: Free� Thursday August 20 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; County Presenter

Finding Property Information in Peoria countyIf you need assistance locating property infor-mation, subdivision plats, and maps, PeoriaCounty’s Front Desk map application is availableonline at no charge. This workshop is designedfor both intermediate and advanced computerusers interested in finding information within Peoria County such as property characteristics,tax assessments, and residential sales. Interac-tive maps are also available through the FrontDesk map application, including aerial photos,subdivision plats, streets, and topographic maps.Users can access the application on any webbrowser, mobile device, or computer. PeoriaCounty’s GIS manager will demonstrate how tonavigate the map application in this hands-onworkshop.Cost: Free� Thursday September 17 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm ICC North; County Presenter

Special InterestsHow to Work a room -Schmoozing for Success“Making conversation” and “working a room” are learned arts that anyone can master for continued career and personal advancement. Increase your comfort level in any situation bylearning to: enter making a great first impression,enjoy functions whether you want to or not, dealwith faux pas, negotiate a tough room, and es-cape gracefully. Master the stage of life today. Cost: $22.50� Thursday, July 16 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm � Thursday, October 8 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm ICC North; Edith Barnard

aarP Smart Driver courseCars have changed over the years. So have traffic rules, driving conditions, and the roads you travel every day. By taking the AARP SmartDriver Course you will learn the current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques, andproven safety strategies to help keep you safewhile on the road. Completion of this class mayqualify you for a discount on your driving insur-ance. Please check with your insurance providerto verify. Books purchased in class for $15 forAARP members and $20 for non-members.Check or cash only please.Cost: Free � Wednesday & Thursday, September 9 & 10 8:30 am - 12:30 pm ICC North; William Gardner

Private Pilot Ground SchoolGround training is an integral part in preparing toobtain your Private Pilot certificate. Whether youare beginning or have some flight training, you’llbenefit from this class. We’ll cover all areas ofknowledge required. The course will also helpprepare you for the FAA Private Pilot written test.Some of the topics covered will be: Aeronauti-cal Charts, Radar and ATC Services, Radio Procedures, Weather, Weather Forecasting, Performance, Navigation and Aviation Physiol-ogy. The kit needed for the training is JeppesenPrivate Pilot Part 61 Kit and can be purchased atpilotgearonline.com (cost estimate $190-$225). Cost: $250 (class only)� Tuesdays & Thursdays, October 6 - December 8

(skip 11/26) 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Steve Cramer

TravelGermany – a country Worth KnowingWillkommen! Join us for a fun 2-hour explorationof Germany’s recent history, geography, cultureand customs. No matter if you’re considering avacation or going there for business, this sessionwill help you better understand Deutschland. Cost: $24� Thursday July 9 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Brad VanBeuning

Bavaria – Beautiful land, Great PeopleWunderbar! There is a reason why Bavaria isone of the most frequently visited regions in Germany. It is a land steeped in tradition and history. With its gorgeous mountains, clear lakes,customs, and dialect, Bavaria is truly unique.Join us to learn more about Bayern. Cost: $24� Thursday September 10 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ICC North; Brad VanBeuning

IllINOIS cONcEalED carrYTraININGIllinois Concealed Carry Training will qualify you for an Illinois concealed carry permit. The required 16-hour firearms training includes rangequalification and will cover: firearm safety; basicprinciples of marksmanship; care, cleaning, loading, and unloading of a concealable firearm;state and federal laws relating to ownership; storage, carry, and transport of a firearm; andweapon handling and qualification.

To attend, you must: • Be at least 21 years of age • Possess a valid Firearm Owner Identification card • Possess a valid state ID or driver’s license • Be allowed by both state and federal law to legally possess a firearm • Be able to follow all directions given by training staff • Be physically capable of safely and effectively operating a firearm

We will accept up to 8 hours of in-person trainingalready completed toward the 16 hour trainingrequirement for military with active duty papersor DD 214 (Military Discharge Form).

For the latest information on the implementationof Concealed Carry in Illinois, go online toccl4illinois.com

To register for the 16 hour or 8 hour training, go to icc.edu/acp and click on the Firearms category.

Cost: 16-Hour $215Cost: 8-Hour $125 Dates: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm both days

� Saturday & Sunday – July 18 & 19� Saturday & Sunday – August 29 & 30� Saturday & Sunday – September 19 & 20� Saturday & Sunday – October 17 & 18� Saturday & Sunday – November 14 & 15

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Hummingbird HavenImagine the air filled with hundreds of tiny wings beating faster than the eyecan take it in. That’s the scene throughout the summer at Creel and LoisWhite’s Hummingbird Haven, near Smithfield. The White’s farm has longbeen a paradise for the tiny birds. Visitors come from all over to witness the countless tiny hummingbirds enjoying the special feeder blend. More than 800 pounds of sugar is used each summer to attract the birds. Afterward we will have a lunch buffet at Big Racks in Canton. The trip includes transportation and lunch.Cost: $45 Friday, July 10 • 7:00 am - 2:30 pmBus leaves from ICC North; Hickory Hall

Season Your Summer – a Progressive DinnerEver wanted to try dishes like ones on those popular cooking shows? Backby popular demand and with a new summer theme menu, our progressivedinner will embark on a unique dining experience with a summer flare. Wehave again partnered with Chef Vince, executive chef of Salt, Cracked Pepper, and Sugar, to give guests a truly unique gourmet experience. Yourfour-course journey will include an array of delicious appetizers and tapas,a delectable entrée, and a rich, mouthwatering dessert. At each stop, you’lltaste dishes that have been specially chosen to demonstrate Chef Vince’sunique style, all beautifully paired with wine, beer, or cocktails. Non-alcoholic beverages are provided as well. The tour, guided by Chef Vince (former executive chef at Wrigley Field), offers a fun and exciting way to experience different restaurants in Peoria and interact with others. Ourevening begins at Salt in Peoria Heights. Transportation to the other restau-rants will be on our ICC CougarBus. The full menu is on the ACP website.Cost: $78Thursday, July 16 • 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmSalt; 4542 N. Prospect Rd, Peoria Heights

Stealing lincoln’s Body – a Book Discussion and Day Trip to lincoln’s Home & TombWhile Abraham Lincoln rests peacefully in his tomb in Springfield that wasnot always the case. This course blends book discussion and a historicaltrip to immerse all participants in truly grasping the shocking story of howcounterfeiters from Chicago devised a plan to steal Lincoln’s body. By reading Thomas J. Craughwell’s Stealing Lincoln’s Body, participants cometo realize the magnitude of the crime and its impact on Mary and RobertLincoln. The week following the book discussion, a trip will be taken toAbraham Lincoln’s home and tomb, where Craughwell’s book comes to life.In Springfield a lunch stop at Obed & Isaac’s Microbrewery and Eatery willbe at your own cost. Book, transportation on the ICC CougarBus, guidedtours, and entrance fees included. Please pick up your copy of Stealing Lincoln’s Body on or after June 29 at the front desk of Hickory Hall. NOTE: Registration ends June 25.Cost: $95Book Discussion: Friday, July 31 9:00 am - 12:00 pm • ICC North; Christina Lea SmithDay Trip: Friday August 78:30 am - 5:00 pm • Bus leaves from ICC North, Hickory Hall; Christina Lea Smith

challenger Mission Simulator & aviation MuseumExperience a mission at the Challenger Learning Center! We will be em-barking on a mission that will provide participants a fun and relaxed oppor-tunity to experience a simulated space mission. Participants are assignedto one of eight teams to work in Mission Control and the Space Station. Wewill work as a team to accomplish a successful mission to Mars. Once ourmission is complete we will refuel with lunch in a local Bloomington restau-rant. After lunch we’ll visit the Prairie Aviation Museum. There we will havea private tour of the museum and get a chance to climb around on a num-ber of aircraft. The trip includes transportation, lunch, tours, and fees.Cost: $70Tuesday, August 18 • 7:30 am - 4:00 pmBus leaves from ICC North; Hickory Hall

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Day Trips Day Trips Day Trips Day Trips Day Trips Day Trips Day Trips Day Trips Day Tripscornstock Theater & DinnerJoin us for Cornstock’s production of “The Color Purple.” Prior to the showwe will dining at the Fish House. They will have a special menu for us tochoose from for dinner. During dinner, film and theater expert Todd Nelsonwill speak on the musical, the author, and the film by the same name. Thetrip includes transportation, dinner, and show entrance. Alcoholic beveragesare not included.Cost: $87Monday, August 24 • 4:30 pm - 10:30 pmBus leaves from ICC North; Hickory Hall

Seasons of Fall – a Progressive DinnerNothing compares with the rich tradition of gathering together at harvesttime and celebrating the abundant joys of the season. Embark with us on aunique fall harvest dining experience. This unforgettable and delicious din-ing event features the best seasonal ingredients of fall prepared by ChefVince and his team. Your four-course gourmet tour will include an array ofdelicious appetizers, a delectable entrée, and a rich, mouthwateringdessert. At each stop, you’ll taste dishes that have been specially chosen todemonstrate autumn’s bounty and Chef Vince’s unique style, all beautifullypaired with wine or cocktails. The tour, guided by Chef Vince (former execu-tive chef at Wrigley Field), offers a fun and exciting way to experience differ-ent restaurants in Peoria and interact with others. Our evening begins atSalt in Peoria Heights. Transportation to the other restaurants will be on ourICC CougarBus. The full menu is provided on the registration website.Cost: $78Tuesday, September 15 • 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmSalt; 4542 N Prospect Rd, Peoria Heights

Tour the amishcountrysideJoin us for a truly au-thentic Amish experience.Our step-on guide will lead uson a private tour the Amishcountryside, a working home,and woodworking shop. Thesetours expose visitors to thelives of the Amish people, helping them to gain a better understanding of their unique lifestyle. A fried chicken lunch will be provided in the home of an Amish family. We will finish our day in Arthurfor a bit of free time for shopping and dinner on your own. The trip includestransportation, lunch, and tours.Cost: $88Thursday, October 15 • 7:30 am - 8:00 pmBus leaves from ICC North; Hickory Hall

Fall Festival at New SalemLincoln’s New Salem State Historic Site is a reconstruction of the villagewhere Abraham Lincoln spent his early adulthood. The six years Lincolnspent in New Salem formed a turning point in his career. Join us for the fall festival where typical autumn life on the 1830s Illinois prairie will bedemonstrated. Costumed interpreters will demonstrate daily tasks such as candle dipping, butter churning, soap making, basket making, spinningwool, gardening, natural dyeing, and fishing with nets. The trip includestransportation, lunch, and tour.Cost: $68Saturday, October 24 • 8:30 am - 5:00 pmBus leaves from ICC North; Hickory Hall

Day Trip cancellation PolicyTo receive a full refund you must cancel yourday trip reservation at least 15 days prior tothe day of the trip.

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COLLEGE FOR KIDS

4th-9th Grades

College for Kids is a summer program held at the East Peoria campus for childrenentering 4th thru 9th grades. Participants may choose from an assortment of creativeand educational classes in art, math, science, dance, theatre, computers, language,and more. Class topics range from acting to web design and every-thing in between.

Each two-hour class meets Monday thru Thursday for two weeks. Students may register for one, two, or three classes per session. Club CFK is available from 3:15 - 5:00 pm for those wanting to extend their day during College for Kids. Friday Field Trips are also offered on the Friday of each session week from 8:30 am -2:30 pm.

Tuition is $75 per class plus a materials fee is noted. Payment is required upon registration. Space is limited. A limited number of scholarships are provided by theICC Educational Foundation.

Register NOW by phone at (309) 690-6900, in person at the NorthCampus in Hickory Hall or online at icc.edu/cfk. A complete listing of classes as wellas class descriptions and registration information is available online.

Contact Bryan Blanks for additional information at bryan.blanks@icc.edu or (309) 690-6914.

Session 2: July 13 - 23

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Effective July 1: ICC is Smoke Free/Tobacco FreeIllinois state law requires all college campuses to be completely smoke free and tobacco freebeginning July 1, and Illinois Central College hasrevised its current policy to comply with the law.ICC’s Board of Trustees recently passed a smokefree/tobacco free policy prohibiting the carrying,usage, burning, inhaling, or exhaling of tobaccoor related products on college grounds. The policy is in line with state law, which prohibits theusage on campus of tobacco products such ascigarettes, cigars, pipes, cigarillos, smokeless tobacco, chew, snuff, herbs, hookah-smoked pro-ducts, cannabis (Including medical marijuana), andall forms of e-cigarettes or personal vaporizers.Students and employees in violation of the laware subject to a College Regulations ViolationNotice ($25 fine) and/or other disciplinary actionas deemed appropriate by the ICC administration.Visitors and members of the public in violation ofthe policy may be required to leave the campus.For more information on ICC’s Smoke Free/Tobacco Free Campus policy, go online to icc.edu/tobacco-smoke-free.

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