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FIND YOUR CLASSES & REGISTER TODAY!Hiking, biking, camping, fishing, biology, algebra, ESL and knitting. This summer, you can do it all!

4GET STARTED! Colorado Mountain College offers several registration options, depending on your admissions status.

ONLINE Registration for current degree-seeking students: http://basecamp.coloradomtn.edu

Registration for all other students: www.coloradomtn.edu/register

PHONE/FAX/EMAIL Current students can also register by: 4Phone: 970.569.2900 4Fax: 970.569.3309 4Email: [email protected]

IN PERSON Drop by our campus, located at 150 Miller Ranch Road in Edwards.

See the back page of this schedule for details on registering for classes, payment, advising and placement testing.

CAMPUS INFORMATIONCMC VAIL VALLEY 150 Miller Ranch Road / Edwards, CO 81632 Phone: 970.569.2900 / Fax: 970.569.3309 / En español: 1.800.922.1205

OFFICE HOURS Monday–Thursday, 8am–7pm / Friday, 8am–5pm *Evening closing hours vary with the academic calendar and dismissal of the latest evening class.

ECRWSS POSTAL CUSTOMER PERIODICALColorado Mountain College is dedicated to the principle of providing equal opportunity with regard to all current or prospective students and employees in the application, admission and access to the College's programs and activities. The College does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, creed, service in the uniformed services (as defined in state and federal law), veteran status, sexual orientation, marital or family status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, gender, gender identity or political ideas. To obtain more information regarding non-discrimination policies, contact the College Title IX Coordinator, Department of Student Affairs, or the Vice President of Human Resources, at Colorado Mountain College, 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601, 970-945-8691.

TABLE OF CONTENTS02 CREDIT CLASSES06 CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES07 ESL CLASSES

SUMMER CALENDARMemorial Day / May 28

Independence Day / July 4

TEXTBOOKS (LEARNING MATERIALS PROGRAM) Wherever you see & in this schedule, a book is required for the course. Most books and materials will be ordered for you automatically when you register for your class through our new Colorado Mountain College Learning Materials Program.

To learn more, visit www.coloradomtn.edu/textbooks or contact us by phone at 844-523-9056 or email at [email protected].

Registration opens April 23! Classes start May 21 www.ColoradoMtn.edu

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DONOR SPOTLIGHT4PAT HAMMON

Pat Hammon’s impact at the Vail Valley Campus of Colorado Mountain College is a bit like the ripples in a lake…ever expanding and shifting and much bigger than the initial splash.

The former US Army Nurse first came to CMC as a student. She was interested in obtaining her Wilderness Leadership degree, so she signed up for a class on the archaeology of Colorado. That was 1995. She never did earn that degree, but became an instructor at the college, teaching in both the Certified Nurse Aide and Personal Care Attendant fields.

Then, she shifted gears and started working with local veteran groups as Eagle County’s Veteran Service Officer. She wanted to build a solid community, and sought a mid-valley location for veterans and their families to meet for fellowship, and thought of CMC. Her “Coffee & Donuts & Yoga for Veterans” program still meets here every Monday.

“CMC is just a jewel in our community,” Hammon said. “I see the impact this school has, how needed this school is, and what the opportunities for young people are here. Our whole community benefits!”

Hammon has also been instrumental in establishing and continuing several scholarship opportunities for students. She started a CNA scholarship in her mother’s name. She uses her role in the Western Eagle Valley Rotary to ensure the scholarship from that organization continues to support local students. And, she played a large role in establishing the new VFW Lou Meskimen Scholarship, in honor of a longtime local and colorful veteran. She is also a member of our Women in Philanthropy and contributes every year to the Friends of Mylissa Memorial Scholarship.

“I just wish I could do more,” Hammon said. “I love to walk down the hallway and see everything from high school juniors to senior citizens in the classrooms and enjoying learning. That’s what’s so special about this community and so amazing about this place.”

L ART-110 ART APPRECIATION & + 3 CR 09182 T 3p-5:50p 1/16-5/1 Goike College-level composition and reading.

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CMC 4VAIL VALLEYCredit Class Schedule Summer 2018How to use this schedule:

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Art - Check out more creative classes, page 6.All Studio Art classes are subject to the CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP) and students will be charged $26/credit hour. For questions related to CMC LMP please see Basecamp or contact your campus.

L ART-110 ART APPRECIATION & 3 CR 12519 TTh 12p-2:30p 6/5-8/2 Goike College-level composition and reading.

SYN# 12530 will meet in Eagle.

12530 T H 4:30p-7:30p 6/5-8/7 Goike

A ART-114 ART SAMPLER & 1 CR 12492 W 12p-2:20p 6/6-8/1 Goike

A ART-151 PAINTING I & 3 CR 12444 Th 3p-8:30p 5/24-8/9 Goike

A ART-162 HANDBUILT CLAY I & 3 CR 12516 MW 6p-8:50p 5/21-8/6 TBD

A ART-181 OIL PAINTING & 1 CR 12510 M 12p-3:30p 5/21-6/25 Gilgulin

12514 M 12p-3:30p 7/2-8/6 Gilgulin

Culinary ArtsCUA-118 VEGETABLE PREPARATION + 1 CR 12675 MT 4p-9:30p 7/30-8/7 Rymer CUA-121

CUA-141 BAKING: PRINCIPLES & INGREDIENTS +

1 CR 12656 MTWTh 4p-9:30p 5/21-5/24 Kalaluhi CUA-121

CUA-142 BASIC YEAST-RAISED PRODUCTS & QUICKBREADS +

1 CR 12672 MTW 4p-9:30p 5/29-6/5 Armistead CUA-141

CUA-143 BAKING: CAKES, PIES, PASTRIES & COOKIES +

1 CR 12674 MT 4p-9:30p 6/11-6/19 Armistead CUA-141

CUA-261 COST CONTROLS + 3 CR 12543 T 12p-3:35p 5/22-8/7 Rymer MAT-107

CUA-264 SUSTAINABLE FOODSERVICE OPERATIONS +

3 CR 12542 M 11:30a-3:25p 5/21-8/6 Rymer CUA-115

CUA-265 MENU DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING +

4 CR 12546 T 8a-11:35a 5/22-8/7 Rymer

Developmental StudiesCOLLEGE COMPOSITION & READINGCCR-092 COLLEGE COMPOSITION &

READING &5 CR 13040 TWTh 9a-11:20a 5/30-8/8 Zamora Reading Comprehension

(RDG) score between 40 and 61, and Sentence Skills (SS) score between 50 and 60. Students who score higher may also take this class.

CCR-094 STUDIO 121 & 3 CR 11776 Web 5/29-8/10 W Reading Comprehension (RDG) score of 62 to 79, and Sentence Skills (SS) score of 70-94. Students who score higher may also take this class.

Co-requisite: Web course ENG-121-DS01

EducationEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECE-103 GUIDANCE STRATEGIES FOR

CHILDREN + W &3 CR 11732 T 6:p-8p 5/22-8/7 Jackman Required prerequisite or

co-requisite of ECE 101. College-level composition and reading.

A ECE-237 THEORIES & TECHNIQUES OF SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL GROWTH+ &

3 CR 13894 MW 6:30p-8:20p 5/21-8/8 Thompson Prior completion of ECE-101 with a grade of C- or higher.

College-level composition and reading.

A ECE-256 WORKING W/ PARENTS, FAMILIES & COMMUNITY SYSTEMS + W &

3 CR 11734 Th 6p-8p 5/24-8/9 Jackman College-level composition and reading.

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PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT4SPANISH IN THE COMMUNITY

You never know where a conversation will go. After chatting with Magda King, the General Manager of the Antlers at Vail, King, and representatives from Colorado Mountain College, Four Seasons Resort Vail and the Sonnenalp collaborated to bring a Spanish Proficiency Certificate to these resorts for their employees. This program is the first of its kind, focused on the Spanish language skills the employees need, at a pace and place that makes it convenient for them. Classes are held once a week for three hours at The Antlers. Being willing to meet the need where it existed made this partnership possible.

“I saw the need of citizens of the world,” explained King, whose native language is Spanish. “In this community, I recognized the lack of interracial/intercultural communication to help us `beat at the same compass.’ I think this endeavor will support us to reach new heights.”

So far, response from the employees in the program has been encouraging. King said that not only are the participants more engaged, integration and morale have been boosted by this effort.

“My English-speaking staff feels taken care of,” King said. “They feel appreciated and welcomed. They also feel more connected with our Hispanic workers, and they are more understanding of our Hispanic customers.”

While the employees currently enrolled still have many more semesters of work before earning their Spanish Language Proficiency certificate, King is proud of the work her employees have put in so far.

The Spanish Language - Comprehensive Track certificate requires 18 credits in Spanish Language courses. The Spanish Language - Conversational Track certificate requires 17 credits. The classes in both of these tracks can be applied to a Spanish major at any Colorado institution that offers a major in Spanish, and fulfill the requirements for an associate degree in Spanish.

By the end of the program, the participants in the Vail hospitality program can expect to have an intermediate low-, mid- or high-level of proficiency in Spanish, which will ultimately benefit the resorts, their guests and their employees, leading to more conversations in more languages. And, who knows where that will lead.

English & Communication - For English as Second Language (ESL) classes, see page 7.

COMMUNICATIONSA COM-115 PUBLIC SPEAKING + & 3 CR 12870 MW 3:30p-6p 6/4-8/6 Burnette College-level composition

and reading.12875 Th 5:30p-8:50p 5/24-8/9 Wilson

ENGLISHL ENG-121 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I + & 3 CR 12877 TTh 6p-8:50p 6/19-8/9 Hollander College-level composition

and reading.13599 M 9a-1:20p 6/4-8/6 Zamora

L ENG-122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II + & 3 CR 12882 TTh 3p-5:50p 6/19-8/9 Hollander ENG-121

Fire Science TechnologyFST-151 DRIVER-OPERATOR + H 3 CR 12119 Th 1p-3:50p 5/24-8/9 Ocepek College-level composition

and reading.

HumanitiesPHILOSOPHYL PHI-112 ETHICS & 3 CR 12540 M 12p-3:45p 5/21-8/6 Gilgulin College-level composition

and reading.

MathDEVELOPMENTAL MATHAAA-095 MATH HELPS & 1 CR 13122 M 3p-3:50p 6/4-8/6 Meese Required co-requisite for

MAT-050.

MAT-025 ALGEBRAIC LITERACY LAB & 1 CR 13143 - 5/30-8/8 Miller Required co-requisite lab for MAT-055.

MAT-050 QUANTITATIVE LITERACY & 4 CR 13044 MTTh 4p-5:50p 5/29-8/6 Meese Elementary Algebra (EA) score of 30-84. Students must also enroll in co-requisite lab: AAA-095.

MAT-055 ALGEBRAIC LITERACY & 4 CR 13126 MTW 1p-2:50p 5/30-8/8 Miller Arithmetic Reasoning (AR) score of 41 or higher, or Elementary Algebra (EA) score of 45-84. Students must also enroll in co-requisite lab, AAA-025.

COLLEGE-LEVEL MATHL MAT-121 COLLEGE ALGEBRA & 4 CR 13145 MTW 3p-4:50p 5/30-8/8 Miller College-level math.

Elementary Algebra (EA) score of 85 or higher, or ACT Math score of 23 or higher, or SAT score of 500 or higher, or completion of MAT-055.

Medical Assisting ProfessionalMAP-183 MEDICAL ASSISTANT INTERNSHIP

+ W5 CR 11771 - 5/21-8/10 Connerton MAP-110; MAP-120; MOT-

136; MAP-138; MAP-140; MAP-150 and HPR-178 with a grade of C- or higher.

NOTE: Within the first three weeks of class, you will be subject to a CMC background check, and must provide proof of immunizations including 2 MMR shots, 3 Hepatitis B, 2 varicella (chickenpox) vaccinations, a current season flu shot, 2 negative TB tests done within the past year, and a tetanus shot within the past ten years. You must also have a Healthcare Provider CPR certification. Instructor consent required before registering. Please email Amy Connerton at [email protected] for more information.

MusicL MUS-120 MUSIC APPRECIATION & 3 CR 12813 T 6p-9:45p 5/22-8/7 Johnson College-level composition

and reading.

NursingNURSE AIDENUA-101 NURSE AIDE HEALTH CARE SKILLS

+ & $ 4 CR 12122 MTh

SaSa

6p-8:50p8a-4:50p8a-4:50p

5/21-8/86/307/28

Ociepka Co-requisite: NUA-170

NOTE: Students must also register for NUA 170. Within the first three weeks of class, you will be subject to a CMC background check ($24.00), and must provide proof of immunizations including 2 MMR shots, 3 Hepatitis B shots, current season flu shot, 2 varicella (chickenpox) vaccinations, and a negative TB test done within the past year. You must also have a Healthcare Provider CPR certification. The first meeting date (5/22) is mandatory.

NUA-170 NURSE AIDE CLINICAL EXPERIENCE +

1 CR 11774 - 5/22-8/10 Ociepka Co-requisite: NUA-101

4IMPORTANT INFORMATION:REFUND DATE / Refer to your syllabus or contact the front desk. Dates vary by

class, but you must drop before 15% of the class is completed in order to receive a full refund. If you drop after that date, there is no refund.

CLASS MINIMUMS / All credit and many continuing education classes must have 8 students to run. If 8 students are not enrolled one week prior to the start date, the class will be canceled.


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PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT4ELEMENTARY EDUCATION HAS FIRST GRADUATES

In May 2018, the first students will graduate from CMC’s Teacher Education Program. Ten amazing teaching candidates, including six from the Vail Valley Campus, will become licensed teachers! Over the course of their time at CMC, they have taken 22 education courses, including teaching methods classes for specific content areas. They have spent at least 1,260 hours in the classroom, of which almost 1,000 hours were in a year-long internship in one of the local K-6 classrooms. Along with their bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education, they also will receive a CLD (Cultural and Linguistically Diverse) Endorsement. This endorsement enables them to be the best teacher they can be for our diverse population. Our new teachers put their heart and soul into teaching, and our community will be better for it!

“Throughout my journey in the Education Program, I had the privilege to meet outstanding educators, faculty, staff, and amazing donors. I had the opportunity to build strong meaningful relationships with students and families. As my journey as a teaching intern in Eagle County School District (ECSD) comes to an end, and the beginning of my future as a certified teacher starts, I am looking forward to giving back to my community. “

- Saira Hernandez

“I have received support and guidance from teachers, colleagues, and scholarship donors. I will be forever grateful. Something that I look forward to

when I become a teacher is making positive impacts in my students’ lives!”

- Johanna Carrazco-Gonzalez

“In this program, I have been challenged in a way that has changed who I am. I have had the honor of becoming someone that I am confident will be able to teach. I can’t wait to get into my own classroom, with all the knowledge and experience that I have, and create a more meaningful education for students. The best part: I have come to understand and accept that I may not know everything, but I can be prepared to be MY BEST.”

- Faith Calvo

Register Early! Each class has both a minimum and maximum number of students who may enroll. It’s best to register early to ensure your spot. Please register at least one week prior to the start of class to ensure minimum enrollment is met. Registration for all Summer classes is now open.

Physical Activity & Recreation - Dance, stretch, strengthen with our continuing education Physical Activity classes! Page 11.

OUTDOOR STUDIESColorado Mountain College operates under a Special Use Permit for the White River National Forest, USDA Forest Service. For all Outdoor Studies classes, participants must be 18 before the first day of class.

A OUT-102 BACKCOUNTRY NAVIGATION $ 1 CR 13146 TThSaSu

6p-8:50p8a-6p

7/10-7/127/14-7/15

O'Brien

A OUT-156 SURVIVAL PLANTS IN SUMMER I 2 CR 13290 TThSa

5:30p-8:30p8:30a-5:30p

7/24-8/97/28-8/11

Frankel

A OUT-221 TOP ROPE CLIMBING $ 1 CR 13294 TThSaSu

6p-9:50p8a-6p

5/29-5/316/2-6/3

Tucholke

OUT-275 ROCK CLIMBING II $ 1 CR 13297 WFSaSu

6p-8:50p8a-5p

7/257/27-7/29

Tucholke OUT-221

A OUT-119 FLYFISHING I $ 1 CR 13394 WThSaSu

5:30p-9:30p8a-6p

6/20-6/216/23-6/24

Perry

A OUT-137 KAYAKING $ 1 CR 13268 WFSaSu

5p-9p8a-6p

6/20-6/226/23-6/24

Knapp

PHYSICAL EDUCATIONA PED-141 PILATES MATWORK I 1 CR 13302 MW 5p-6:15p 5/21-8/8 Herman

A PED-202 GOLF I 1 CR 13300 MW 3p-6p 5/30-7/2 Flamm

ScienceBIOLOGYL BIO-111 GENERAL COLLEGE BIOLOGY WITH

LAB & 5 CR 13037 TWTh 9a-11:50a 5/29-8/7 Samila College-level composition

and reading.

L BIO-201 HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I &

4 CR 13039 MW

12:30p-3:2012:30p-4:20p

5/21-8/8 Ellefson BIO-111

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEL ENV-101 INTRODUCTION TO

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE &

4 CR 13043 TWTh

12p-2:20p12p-2:50p

5/29-8/2 Von Stralendorff

College-level composition and reading.

Social & Behavioral ScienceHISTORYL HIS-121 US HISTORY TO RECONSTRUCTION

&3 CR 12654 M 6p-9:45p 5/21-8/6 TBD College-level composition

and reading.

L HIS-122 US HISTORY SINCE THE CIVIL WAR &

3 CR 14057 W 6p-9:45p 5/23-8/7 TBD College-level composition and reading.

POLITICAL SCIENCEL POS-111 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & 3 CR 12647 Th 3p-6:45p 5/24-8/9 Cassell College-level composition

and reading.

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4FOR FULL CLASS DESCRIPTIONS, PLEASE GO ONLINE TO WEBADVISOR.COLORADOMTN.EDUOnline Learning Classes - Summer 2018 Classes meet May 29 - Aug. 10 unless otherwise noted. Most classes require a text.

Please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_learning for full course requirements, description and syllabus. Note: Not all IVS courses are offered at every campus.

C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E A D D I T I O N A L I N F O S Y N C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E A D D I T I O N A L I N F O S Y N

ACC-115 Payroll Accounting (3 CR) 11831A ACC-121 Accounting Principles I (4 CR) 11832A ACC-122 Accounting Principles II (4 CR) 11833L ANT-101 Cultural Anthropology (3 CR) 12018L ART-110 Art Appreciation (3 CR) 11790A ART-139 Digital Photography I (3 CR) 11798L AST-101 Astronomy I (4 CR) includes lab 13014L AST-150 Astrobiology (3 CR) 13015L BIO-105 Science of Biology (4 CR) includes lab 11834

BIO-106 Basic Anatomy & Physiology (4 CR) includes lab 11792L BIO-204 Microbiology (4 CR) includes lab 11835A BIO-216 Human Pathophysiology (4 CR) 11862

BUS-102 Entrepreneurial Operations (3 CR) 11874A BUS-115 Introduction to Business (3 CR) 12159A BUS-216 Legal Environment of Business (3 CR) 11801A BUS-217 Business Comm & Report Writing (3 CR) 11875A BUS-226 Business Statistics (3 CR) 11803

BUS-334 Organizational Leadership (3 CR) 11805BUS-485 Capstone (3 CR) 11804CCR-094 Studio 121 (3 CR) 11776

L CHE-101 Introduction to Chemistry I (5 CR) includes lab 11944L CHE-111 General College Chemistry I (5 CR) includes lab 12017A CIS-118 Intro to PC Applications: Office 2016 (3 CR) 11945A COM-125 Interpersonal Communication (3 CR) 11828

CRJ-208 Criminal Evidence (3 CR) 11829CRJ-216 Juvenile Law & Procedures (3 CR) 11830

A ECE-101 Intro to Early Childhood (3 CR) 12033L ECO-201 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 CR) 11827L ECO-202 Principles of Microeconomics (3 CR) 11946

ECO-429 Econ for Managerial Decisions (3 CR) 11947A EDU-222 Effective Teaching (1 CR) 13016L ENG-121 English Composition I (3 CR) 11785L ENG-122 English Composition II (3 CR) 11948A ENG-221 Creative Writing I (3 CR) 11808L ENV-101 Intro to Environmental Science (4 CR)

includes lab & required field day12019

L GEO-105 World Regional Geography (3 CR) 12020L HIS-101 Western Civ: Antiquity-1650 (3 CR) 12021L HIS-121 US History to Reconstruction (3 CR) 11877L HIS-122 US History Since Civil War (3 CR) 11878L HIS-225 Colorado History (3 CR) 11880

HIT-120 Working With Health IT System (4 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11764HOS-116 Spa Retailing (3 CR) 11809HOS-226 Supervision in Hospitality Industry (3 CR) 11810

HOS-240 Purchasing & Menu Planning (3 CR) 11881HOS-255 Human Resource Management (3 CR) 11882HPR-106 Law & Ethics for Health Professionals (2 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11766HPR-118 Introduction to Nutrition (2 CR) meets 5/29-8/3 11811

A HPR-178 Medical Terminology (2 CR) 11813L HUM-123 The Modern World (3 CR) 12022A HWE-100 Human Nutrition (3 CR) meets 5/29-8/3 11814A HWE-111 Health & Fitness (3 CR) 12023L LIT-115 Introduction to Literature I (3 CR) 12030

MAN-486 Leading & Managing Change (3 CR) 12677MAN-497 Business Strategy (Capstone) (4 CR) 11815MAP-110 Medical Office Administration (4 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11767MAP-120 Medical Office Financial Mgmt (4 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11768

A MAR-216 Principles of Marketing (3 CR) 11924MAR-326 Contemporary Marketing (3 CR) 11927MAT-107 Career Math (3 CR) 11895

L MAT-121 College Algebra (4 CR) 11911L MAT-125 Survey of Calculus (4 CR) 11921L MAT-135 Introduction to Statistics (3 CR) 11933

MGD-101 Intro to Computer Graphics (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13369MGD-102 Intro to Multimedia (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13370MGD-105 Typography & Layout (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13377MGD-112 Adobe Illustrator (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13375MGD-141 Web Design I (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 13371MOT-131 Adv Insurance Billing/Coding (3 CR) meets 5/21-8/10 11770

L MUS-120 Music Appreciation (3 CR) 11935PAR-118 Contracts (3 CR) 11818PAR-201 Civil Litigation (3 CR) 11816PAR-213 Legal Research & Writing I (3 CR) 11817PAR-289 Capstone (3 CR) 13276

L PHI-111 Introduction to Philosophy (3 CR) 12189L PHI-112 Ethics (3 CR) 11937L PHI-113 Logic (3 CR) 11938L PHI-218 Environmental Ethics (3 CR) 11939L POS-111 American Government (3 CR) 11940L PSY-101 General Psychology I (3 CR) 11819L PSY-102 General Psychology II (3 CR) 11941L PSY-235 Human Growth & Development (3 CR) 11820

REE-103 Real Estate Brokers I (6 CR) meets 5/7-6/15 11942SKB-150 SIA Retail Employee (1 CR) 11821SKB-151 SIA Retail Manager (1 CR) 11822SKB-154 SIA Wholesale & Buying (1 CR) 11824

L SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology I (3 CR) 11825L SOC-215 Contemporary Social Problems (3 CR) 11826

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CMC 4VAIL VALLEYContinuing Education ScheduleHow to use this schedule:

ArtCERAMICS

CERAMICS OPEN STUDIOPractice your craft during self-guided studio time. You are welcome to use the studio when classes are not in session; facilitated studio time will be on Tuesdays from 3-6pm. You must have been enrolled in the CMC studio or ceramics class prior to enrolling in this studio. If you have questions about the studio, e-mail Willow Murphy, [email protected].

ART-901-VE01

13255 T 3p-6p 5/22-8/7 VEMurphy Cost: $150 Refund: 5/18

CREATIVITY

CANVAS & CUISINE - TUSCAN NIGHTInternational night is coming to CMC! For $55, you can experience three hours of step-by-step instruction while you create your own painted masterpiece, and enjoy tasty food that matches the theme of the painting. Our own CMC cafe will provide a wonderful dinner while you create. Come to this event and experience it for yourself. It will be a night full of culture, creativity and delicious food.

ART-901-VE05

13301 F 5p-8p 7/20 VESage Cost: $55 Refund: 7/18

FLORAL ARRANGINGGrab some friends and join us for a fun evening of flower arranging! You will learn how to make a beautiful flower arrangement that you can take home in a stylish vase!

ART-901-VE34

12909 F 6p-8p 6/8 VEPasquale Cost: $50 Refund: 6/6

DRAWING

PLEIN AIRPlein air drawing is about leaving the four walls of your studio behind and experiencing drawing in the landscape. You will learn to capture landscapes and views in natural light.

ART-901-VE04

13289 M 8a-12p 7/9-7/30 VESage Cost: $150 Refund: 7/6

CourseTitleCERAMICS OPEN STUDIOPractice your craft during self-guided studio time. Students are welcome to use the studio when classes are not in session; facilitated studio time will be on Tuesdays from 3-6pm.

ART-901-VE05

01051 T 3p-6p 8/30-10/18 VEMurphy Cost: $130 Refund: 8/26

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Refund Date(Last date to drop and get a refund.)

Meeting Times/DaysCost(May not include text/supplies.)

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KNITTING

KNITTING FOR BEGINNERSThis introduction to knitting will cover the basics of knitting so you can create your own hats, scarves, mittens and more! You’ll learn to cast on and bind off; and the knit and purl stitches, as well as how to combine them. There will also be an introduction to pattern reading. You will work on a small project during class. You may bring your own worsted or aran weight yarn and size 8 or 9 knitting needles. If you need supplies, The Alpaca Store in Eagle will offer a discount on yarn and needles to enrolled students. For questions about the class or more information on supplies, contact Amy Cohen at amyc.knitting911@ gmail.com.

ART-901-VE35

13378 W 6p-8p 6/6-6/20 VECohen Cost: $54 Refund: 6/4

PAINTING

COLOR IN PAINTINGThe right colors can make or break your painting. This class will focus on understanding and using colors so you always have the right temperature, hue and value. We will create a color chart while we talk about how colors affect each other and are an integral part of composition and perspective. You can use oil, acrylic, watercolor or gouache. This class is for everyone; beginners, this will start you off on the right foot; and more experienced artists, this will be a valuable tool to refresh your skills.

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13261 MT 5p-8p 6/18-6/19 VEWilson Cost: $50 Refund: 6/15

LET’S PAINTBy painting in community, we can inspire and encourage each other. We will discuss how to begin seeing as an artist; using and mixing color; composition and perspective; and more methods and techniques to enhance your skills and pleasure while painting. All this while we paint together for a couple of nights.

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13288 MT 5p-8p 8/13-8/14 VEWilson Cost: $50 Refund: 8/10

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LOCATION KEY:GES - Gypsum Elementary School

VE - Vail Valley Campus in Edwards

PHOTOGRAPHY

TAKE AWARD-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHSThis interactive workshop is designed for the intermediate photographer who wants to take his or her photography to the next level. You’ll learn exactly what it takes to capture award-winning photography, as well as learn how to avoid the most common mistakes newer photographers make. Landscapes, still life, people, pets, wildlife, night photography, light painting, histograms, challenging lighting situations, HDR, panoramas...we’ll touch on it all. Join us, you’ll be amazed how much your photography improves! For those still making up their minds as to whether or not to attend, here are a few comments from past participants: “The workshop was, in a word, outstanding!” “It exceeded my expectations.” “I only wish it were longer.” Requriements: A DSLR or mirrorless camera and a desire to learn. (Note: Mirrorless cameras must be capable of using different lenses.)

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12131 T 6:30p-8:30p 6/5-6/26 VEMazzuca Cost: $99 Refund: 6/1

LIGHTROOM FOR PHOTOGRAPHERSDo you want straightforward, powerful ways to process your digital photos so they look their best? Are you looking for efficient tools to organize your photos so they’re easy to find? Then this Adobe Lightroom class is for you! Spend a full day learning what you need to know to enhance the appearance of your photos in Lightroom’s Develop module, and manage your photos in Lightroom’s Library module. The instructor will provide you with practice photos and walk you through the essential steps for processing and managing digital photos in Lightroom.

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12367 Sa 9a-5p 7/21 VEGandy Cost: $225 Refund: 7/19

PHOTOSHOP FOR PHOTOGRAPHERSUsing Adobe Photoshop, this workshop will teach you to master quick and efficient photo processing techniques for consistently professional results, as well as more in-depth layering, compositing and blending functions. If you want to go beyond Photoshop basics, this class will teach you more of the program’s in-depth features made especially for digital photographers. You’ll go step-by-step through the instructor’s tried and true photo-processing workflow using Adobe Photoshop, Camera Raw and/or the Develop Module from Lightroom, and Lightroom and/or Bridge’s organizational power. Take your photographs to the next level and shave hours off your processing time. Go home with a solid workflow plan and an understanding of how to get the most out of Photoshop for photography.

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12372 Sa 9a-5p 8/4 VEGandy Cost: $225 Refund: 8/2

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General Equivalency Diploma (GED) GED PREPARATION IN ENGLISH

Mandatory registration and testing for ALL STUDENTS at 6:00pm on Tuesday, May 29th. This class will prepare you for the GED Tests in Math Reasoning, Reasoning through Language Arts, Science and Social Studies.

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12899 TTh 6p-8:50p 6/5-8/9 VE Thomson Cost: $60

GED PREPARATION IN SPANISH: LITERACY/PREPARACION PARA EL GED EN ESPAÑOL: LECTURA Y ESCRITURATodos los estudiantes deben estar inscritos antes de las clases. Orientación/Inscripción obligatoria el martes, 22 de mayo a las 6:30pm. Martes y Jueves clase de Lectura y Escritura.

GED-933-VE02

13210 TTh 6:30p-9:20p 5/22-7/26 VE Milfeld Cost: $60

English ClassesENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE / CLASES DE INGLÉS COMO SEGUNDO IDIOMA!

EDWARDS PM CLASSES AT CMC Mandatory registration at 6:00pm on Wednesday, May 30th. Only one registration night! Inscripción obligatoria a las 6:00pm: 30th de mayo.

MW 6:30p-8:50p 6/4-7/11 VE Cost: $40

EDWARDS AM CLASSES AT CMC Mandatory registration at 9:30am on Tuesday, May 29th. Only one registration day! Inscripción obligatoria a las 9:30am: 29 de mayo.

TTh 9:30a-11:50p 6/5-7/10 VE Cost: $40

GYPSUM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PM CLASSES Mandatory registration at 6:00pm on Wednesday, May 30th. Only one registration night! Inscripción obligatoria a las 6:00pm: 30th de mayo.

MW 6:30p-8:50p 6/4-7/11 GES Cost: $40

INTENSIVE ESL CLASSESINTENSIVE ENGLISH: READING & WRITING

Mandatory registration and testing for ALL STUDENTS at 6:00pm on Tuesday, May 29th. This intensive English class is designed for advanced and pre-college students looking for intensive instruction.

ESL-919-VE02

12898 TTh 6p-8:50p 6/5-8/9 VE Meringolo Cost: $80

INTENSIVE ENGLISH: GRAMMAR & VOCABULARYMandatory registration and testing for ALL STUDENTS at 9:30am on Monday, June 4th. This intensive English class is designed for advanced and pre-college students looking for intensive instruction.

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12895 M 9:30a-3:50p 6/25-8/6 VE Ramirez Cost: $80

Up to five leveled ESL classes offered at each location: Low Beginning, High Beginning, Low Intermediate, High Intermediate and Advanced.

English Classes

ESL CLASSES AT CMC!Develop self confidence & improve your job skills with

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Business Success CenterBUSINESS

PRESENTATION SKILLSGet the skills and confidence you need to organize and deliver effective presentations to groups large and small. Over the course of two, three-hour sessions, you will learn what it takes to be an effective public speaker, and will practice giving presentations. The instructor and participants will provide feedback so you can hone your skills.

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12455 Th 5:30p-8:30p 6/14-6/21 VELieberman Cost: $195 Refund: 6/12

PERSONAL GROWTH

LIVING A FULFILLED RETIREMENTAre you retired or approaching retirement? Are you looking for a change, but not quite sure how to go about it? Do you dream of finding better alignment, a more snug “fit,” between your daily activities and your growing understanding of what’s best for you now? Are you searching for your dream where you can expand your horizons? This workshop is designed to begin assembling your dream, and getting in touch with an image of personal fulfillment that is deeply satisfying, that goes beyond the boundaries of making a living. If you have a partner/mate, it is strongly encouraged that you both attend. The cost of the workshop includes the Life Options Profile and the accompanying book, “What Color is Your Retirement?”

BUS-901-VE33

13439 M 6p-8:30p 5/21, 6/4 & 6/11 VEDutmer Cost: $ 128 Refund: 5/18

GET OUT OF THE BOX - IMPROVE YOUR CAREER, LIFE & RELATIONSHIPSDo you have untapped potential, want to make a change in your life, or think you are in a rut? Are you ready for a new stage in your life but just don’t know how to get there? We all think about doing something different, but never do it. We talk about getting out of the box and pursuing success, but most times we never make the effort to make it happen. This class is designed to change that. Key skills necessary to survive today are resilience, adaptability, and the capability to “reinvent” oneself. This class will provide participants the insights and tools necessary to make personal changes and continue that effort successfully. It will start the attendees on a new path with an eye-opening and non-threatening understanding of themselves, out of the box thinking, and their untapped potential. This class will address questions such as: What is “my box” and how do I get out? How do I start changing my life in the direction that I want to go? What do I need to do to stay the course? What techniques are there to help me be successful in my quest for change? You will learn the origin of your personal constraints, how to identify and change them, and how to start tapping into your inner strength and creativity. During this class, you will take the first steps towards your goals. This class involves active participation, hard personal work, and a willingness to have an open mind. Participants will be provided with the book “Please Understand Me.”

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12459 Sa 8:30a-4p 6/16-6/19 VEBowles T 6:30p-9p Cost: $95 Refund: 6/14

SMALL BUSINESS SUCCESS CENTER

COMPUTERS

EXCEL 2016 BEGINNINGIf you work with numbers, graphs and databases, Excel will help you get things done. Practice the fundamentals of Excel, such as moving around in the spreadsheet, entering and modifying data, and formatting. We’ll also cover formulas, functions, templates, print layout and managing workbooks. Whether you are a beginner, or someone who has been using Excel superficially for some time, this class is the place to start! Taught with Excel for Windows, but generalizable to the Mac version. Cost includes workbook; please register a week in advance. If you want to copy the class files that go with the workbook, please bring a flash drive to class.

CIS-901-VE33

12536 TTh 8:30a-12p 5/22-5/29 VEHintermeister Cost: $120 Refund: 5/18

EXCEL 2016 INTERMEDIATEThis second-level class covers a large variety of topics such as: creating and using cell and range names; using logical, date & time, and text functions; sorting and filtering data; and outlining and subtotaling data. Additionally, we’ll learn how to create table objects and charts, apply conditional formatting, and work with pivot tables. This class will help you take your use of Excel to the next level. Taught with Excel for Windows, but generalizable to the Mac version. Cost includes workbook; please register a week in advance. If you want to copy the class files that go with the workbook, please bring a flash drive to class.

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OUTLOOK 2016Be more productive by fully utilizing the capabilities of Outlook. This entry-level class will teach you how to uncover the full power of Outlook for email, calendar, contacts, tasks and notes. By the end of class, you will be better able to organize your life. You should be familiar with using computers before signing up.

CIS-901-VE35


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CMC has partnered with UGotClass to offer you online professional development. The topics are current and the instructors are experts in their fields.

The course content is rolled out in weekly units and you are able to participate anytime, 24/7, from any computer with an Internet connection.

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Many more online classes are available! Convenient professional development. Participate 24/7

Business/Professional DevelopmentBUSINESS4Business Research Certificate4Certificate in Accounting & Finance

for Non-Financial Managers4Certificate in Data Analysis

4Certificate in Effective Surveys4Law for Non-Lawyers4Your Workplace, Your Employees &

The Law

HUMAN RESOURCES4Business Coaching Certificate4Change Management Skills for

Human Resource Professionals4Negotiation: Get What You Want

4Supervisory & Leadership Certificate4Using Personality Profiles for Better

Work Performance4Applying Lean Sigma Practices to

HR Functions

LEED GREEN WORKPLACE4LEED AP Building Design +

Construction4LEED v4 Green Associate Exam Prep

& Study Group

4LEED v4 Accredited Professional for Existing Buildings: Operations + Maintenance Exam Prep & Study Group

HEALTH/DEMENTIA CARE4Lewy Body Dementia4Spanish for Medical Professionals

4Dementia for Family Caregivers4Spanish for Medical Professionals II4Success and Aging Parents

TRAINING FOR K-12 TEACHERS4Gender in the Classroom4Generational Learning Styles4Social Media and Online Tools for

K12 Teachers4Using Cell Phones in the Classroom

4Students with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder)

4Substitute Teacher Preparation4Understanding the Flipped

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ComputersGENERAL COMPUTER SKILLS

BUYING AND SELLING ON eBAYDo you have a garage full of stuff you no longer need or want? Or, are you looking for that one item to make a collection complete? Find what you’re looking for and make money by selling your unwanted items on eBay, the world’s biggest garage sale. Learn the basics of bidding, buying and selling on eBay in one morning. By the end of this class, you’ll be able to purchase items on eBay with confidence, and you’ll be on your way to listing your prized possessions in the digital marketplace.

CIS-901-VE38

12897 T 8:30a-12:30p 6/12 VEHintermeister Cost: $49 Refund: 6/8

MAC iOS-BASED PROGRAMS

INTRO TO MAC OSXExplore the Mac operating system so you can work more efficiently. Learn to manage files and folders in the Finder and customize it’s menus; and use the Dock and System Preferences. Learn how to use some applications that come bundled with Mac OS X (Safari, Mail, Calendar, and Contacts), and install new apps from the App Store. Basic computer hardware (CPU, memory & storage) and software terminology are discussed and illustrated. If you own a laptop, bring it to class.

CIS-901-VE37

12893 TTh 8:30a-12:30p 6/5-6/7 VEHintermeister Cost: $66 Refund: 6/1

WINDOWS-BASED PROGRAMS

COMPUTER BASICS: WINDOWS 10Make the most of your Windows 10 experience. Windows 10 is the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system (OS) for personal computers. We’ll cover basic terminology and provide plenty of hands-on exercises. You’ll learn to navigate the Windows hierarchy of folders and files to open, save and move documents. Learn how to organize your system to reflect how you use your computer, as well as how to use a variety of applications. By the end, you’ll be proficient enough to go home and work with confidence on your own computer. If you own a laptop with Windows 10, bring it to class.

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CLEAN UP YOUR WINDOWS COMPUTERSlow computer driving you crazy? Learn how to keep your Windows system running smoothly, and check for problems that may cause your hard drive to fail. You’ll learn how to delete temporary files and cookies left over from your web browsing and software updates. We will also cover how to install and run free anti-virus and malware programs that keep your computer safe from those threats. Finally, you’ll learn how to back up your data and create a system image so when your hard drive fails, you can recover your system with minimal effort and expense. If you own a laptop, bring it to class.

CIS-901-VE32

12533 Th 8:30a-12:30p 5/31 VEHintermeister Cost: $48 Refund: 5/29

ANDROID OS FOR PHONES & TABLETSDo more with your Android phone or tablet - whether you are a first-time user or want to learn more. Explore basic Android operations using the touch screen and learn how to customize the home screen; add and manage accounts; configure device and app settings; and use the phone features to work with contacts and send and receive texts, emails and video calls. Learn to use the calendar for scheduling appointments/tasks; browse the internet and download apps; take/manage photos and video; and get tips on maintaining your device. Required: Android-based smart phone or Android tablet w/ power and data cord.

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FinancePERSONAL FINANCE

Learn how to manage your personal finances so that you can build wealth, reduce or eliminate debt, and have the ability to support you and your family financially in every stage of life. You will not only learn how to earn more, save more and invest more, you’ll also learn how to avoid the major pitfalls that cause people to lose money. This is a life strategy class you will use for the rest of your life. And, you’ll gain knowledge that you can pass on to your children so they can manage their money.

FIN-901-VE31

13440 M 6p-8p 6/18-7/16 VEThompson Cost: $74 Refund: 6/15

DO YOU HAVE A PASSION?LET’S TURN ITINTO A CAREER.

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LEARN HOW!

4INTERESTED IN HEALTHCARE? CHECK OUT OUR MEDICAL ASSISTING CLASSES ON PAGE 3.

Save a Life with

FIRST AID & CPR!

Foreign LanguageFRENCH

FRENCH TRAVEL TOOLS &Travelers and dreamers can plan their next trip to La Belle France, exchange ideas and research key travel information. You will practice listening and speaking, using conversation starters and dialogues from everyday life. This French language intensive will help you find your way, meet people, ask questions, and understand simple replies. You’ll come away with useful phrases and vocabulary, bien sûr. Studying French will feel almost like being there! The final class will be at a local cafe. Required book: “French is Fun.”

FRE-901-VE31

12911 TTh 11a-1p 5/29-6/28 VE Isom Cost: $175 Refund: 5/25

Health & WellnessHEALTH & WELLNESS

CPR FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERDesigned for healthcare professionals, but available to the public, this CPR class is open to individuals interested in developing the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, administer CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking safely and effectively. This class meets the requirements for the American Heart Association Basic Life Support certification. An individual pocket mask and text are included in the class fee. Students who successfully complete this class will receive a certification card valid for two years.

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13125 Sa 9a-3:50p 6/2 VEPliske Cost: $66 Refund: 5/31

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BASIC FIRST AID & CPRThis class is designed for the general population and outdoor enthusiasts, and follows American Heart Association guidelines. Learn basic first aid skills; how to administer CPR to infants, children, and adults; and how to use an AED. The textbook and an individual pocket mask for CPR are included in the class fee. Students who successfully complete this class will receive a certification card valid for two years.

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HOLISTIC HEALTH PROFESSIONAL

DEEPER CONNECTION WITH SELFIf personality assessments interest you, let’s explore the underpinnings - the foundation of who we are. This deeper dive into who you are helps you to become the best, most effective version of yourself. If you know your type, this will bring fresh eyes to it. But, this is not about the letters, this is about how you can apply the information in your relationships and your life! This personal development class explores your inner design and the development of your strengths. If you want to improve your love relationships, your work relationships, or are reassessing your career path, you will find new insights, which will help.

HHP-901-VE31

12913 TTh 6p-8p 6/5-6/12 VEHorn Cost: $64 Refund: 6/1

WHAT KIND OF INTROVERT ARE YOU?What is an introvert? How does it work for you? Once we know what it is, you will consider the practical skills that you can use, anyplace and anytime that you need to manage any emotions or reactions that occur. You will receive tips and tricks to use your energy more effectively so you can be recognized in your business and at home.

HHP-901-VE33

12916 W 6p-8p 6/13-6/20 VEHorn Cost: $49 Refund: 6/11

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Register Early! Each class has both a minimum and maximum number of students who may enroll. It’s best to register early to ensure your spot. Please register at least one week prior to the start of class to ensure minimum enrollment is met.

Registration for all Summer classes is now open.

HYPNOSIS 101 This class explores what hypnosis is and what hypnosis is not. You will experience self-hypnosis sessions for relaxation and change, and learn how it can be used for healing, sleep, changing habits, dental work, weight management and more!

HHP-901-VE32

12915 TWTh 6p-8p 6/26-6/28 VEHorn Cost: $64 Refund: 6/22

ENHANCING CUSTOMER MOTIVATION FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS This class is for independent business owners, sales professionals, coaches and wellness professionals, and explores how you can identify what motivates your customers and employees. You will also discover how you and your employees can provide exceptional customer service. We often believe other people have the same motivations as we do, but can you afford to assume you know? We will discuss how you can keep you customers engaged by recognizing their patterns and drives. And, you’ll learn one question you can ask which will provide the information you need to help them meet, and possibly exceed, their goals.

HHP-901-VE34

12917 W 10a-12p 7/11-7/25 VEHorn Cost: $64 Refund: 7/9

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Physical Activity & RecreationDANCE

SALSA Salsa is a dance of energy and passion. In this class, you’ll learn the basic steps to salsa dancing, proper leading, turns, and cross body leads...then, you’ll be able to let the music take you away! Grab a partner or find a partner in class, and dance the night away to traditional Cuban, African and Latin American rhythms.

DAN-901-VE36

13379 F 6p-7p 5/25-6/22 VEMilfeld Cost: $44 Refund: 5/2

INTRO TO COUNTRY WESTERN DANCESingles and couples are welcome to join this fun introduction to country western dances. You’ll learn Country Two-Step, Western Waltz, Line Dancing and Country Swing. Email Maria Barry with questions, [email protected].

DAN-901-VE33

12078 T 7:30p-8:30p 6/12-7/10 VEBarry Cost: $100 Refund: 6/8

BALLET BARREBallet Barre features a 60-minute full-body workout combining ballet-based movements, core-focused exercises, stretching, barre and center work. You will build balance and strength. This is the best value for a Barre workout in the area. No class July 4.

DAN-901-VE34

12907 T 6:30p-7:30p 6/5-8/7 VEMiller Cost: $75 Refund: 6/1

DAN-901-VE35

12908 W 6:30p-7:30p 6/6-8/8 VEMiller Cost: $68 Refund: 6/4

TAP DANCE WITH KITTYGrab your tap or hard-soled shoes and join Kitty, our amazing dance instructor, for a fun, spirited dance class! You’ll increase your balance and find your rhythm as you shuffle-hop-step your way to fun and fitness.

DAN-901-VE31

12076 T 8:30a-9:30a 5/22-8/7 VEGwathmey Cost: $25 Refund: 5/18

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4CHECK OUT OUR OTHER OUTDOOR CLASSES ON PAGE 4.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

MAT PILATESPilates is a full-body workout - combining upper and lower body work, with a strong emphasis on the core. You’ll strengthen the muscles of your arms, hips, back, abdominals and glutes. You will see changes in a matter of weeks with consistent practice. No class May 28 or July 4.

PED-901-VE31

12074 MTh 8:30a-9:30a 5/21-8/9 VESullivan/Denton Cost: $172 Refund: 5/18

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12075 WF 8:30a-9:30a 5/23-8/10 VEDenton Cost: $172 Refund: 5/21

GENTLE YOGAThis class is the perfect way to start your yoga practice. Instructor Jill Gordon will guide you through yoga poses, terminology and concepts. This class is also great for students who wish to continue exploring a gentle practice.

PED-901-VE33

12133 Th 3:45p-4:45p 6/21-8/9 VEGordon Cost: $65 Refund: 6/19

FIT 4 LIFESafe and effective exercise designed for seniors, incorporating total body movements, with a focus on core strength/stabilization, posture, coordination and balance - for improved function for daily living. Class will use dumbbells, stability balls, medicine balls and body weight. All fitness levels welcome.

PED-901-VE35

12318 M 12p-1p 6/18-7/23 VEWickman Cost: $45 Refund: 6/15

TAIJIQUAN (TAI CHI CHUAN)Taijiquan is a series of movements practiced slowly to educate the practitioner in correct body usage. Although practiced as a martial art in China for centuries, it has now grown into an exercise for health, meditation, and energy study practiced world wide. The benefits of Taiji-study include, stress reduction, flexibility, coordination and balance of movement of the human body, as well as a basic knowledge of self-defense.

PED-901-VE36

12361 TTh 10a-11a 5/22-6/28 VESamura Cost: $72 Refund: 5/18

BUTI YOGA Buti Yoga is high energy yoga infused with bursts of cardio, tribal dance, strengthening and isometric movement. There is a focus on the core and the lower back to build strength and help wake up sedentary muscles. There is music, and everyone goes at their own pace. There is no judgment. Some yoga background is helpful, but not required. Classes will begin with the foundations of Buti movement and will build up to high intensity the third week. Come, sweat with intention and be brave with your life!

PED-901-VE37

12906 TTh 2:30p-3:30p 5/22-8/9 VEAcosta Cost: $144 Refund: 5/25

VINYASA YOGAVinyasa, or flow yoga, is a practice which combines asanas (poses), fluid movement, and breath with meditation. This is a slow, deliberate practice, with transitions between movements made while inhaling and exhaling. Some previous yoga experience is required.

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12135 Th 5p-6p 6/21-8/9 VEGordon Cost: $65 Refund: 6/19

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4MAYComputer Basics: Windows 10 5/10+ 9

Living a Fulfilled Retirement 5/21+ 8

Mat Pilates 5/21+ 11

Buti Yoga 5/22+ 11

Ceramics Open Studio 5/22+ 6

Excel 2016 Beginning 5/22+ 8

GED Preparation in Spanish: Literacy /Preparación para el GED en Español: Lectura y Escritura

5/22+ 7

Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) 5/22+ 11

Tap Dance with Kitty 5/22+ 11

Mat Pilates 5/23+ 11

Salsa 5/25+ 11

French Travel Tools 5/29+ 10

Clean Up Your Windows Computer 5/31 9

4JUNECPR for Healthcare Provider 6/2 10

ESL Classes PM - Edwards Campus 6/4+ 7

ESL Classes - Gypsum Elementary School 6/4+ 7

Ballet Barre 6/5+ 11

Deeper Connection With Self 6/5+ 10

ESL Classes AM - Edwards Campus 6/5+ 7

GED Preparation in English 6/5+ 7

Intensive English: Reading & Writing 6/5+ 7

Intro to Mac OSx 6/5+ 9

Take Award-Winning Photographs 6/5+ 6

Ballet Barre 6/6+ 11

C O U R S E T I T L E D A T E P A G E # C O U R S E T I T L E D A T E P A G E #

Knitting for Beginners 6/6+ 6

Floral Arranging 6/8 6

Buying and Selling on eBay 6/12 9

Intro to Country Western Dance 6/12+ 11

What Kind of Introvert Are You? 6/13+ 10

Outlook 2016 6/14+ 8

Presentation Skills 6/14+ 8

Get Out of the Box - Improve Your Career, Life and Relationships 6/16+ 8

Color in Painting 6/18+ 6

Fit 4 Life 6/18+ 11

Personal Finance 6/18+ 9

Gentle Yoga 6/21+ 11

Vinyasa Yoga 6/21+ 11

Intensive English: Grammar & Vocabulary 6/25+ 7

Excel 2016 Intermediate 6/26+ 8

Hypnosis 101 6/26+ 10

4JULYPlein Air 7/9+ 6

Android OS for Phones & Tablets 7/10+ 9

Enhancing Customer Motivation for Small Business Owners 7/11+ 10

Basic First Aid and CPR 7/14 10

Canvas & Cuisine-Tuscan Night 7/20 6

Lightroom for Photographers 7/21 6

4AUGUSTCPR for Healthcare Provider 8/4 10

Photoshop for Photographers 8/4 6

Let's Paint 8/13+ 6

Colorado Mountain College operates under Special Use Permit by the White River National Forest, USDA Forest Service.

Continuing Education Classes / listed by start date (Date + = Class meets more than one day)


POSTMASTER: Send address changes to CMC Marketing Communications, Colorado Mountain College, 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601. Colorado Mountain College – (USPS 023-404) (Summer, Volume 13, Issue 3, April 2018) is published six times a year during the months of July, November, December, January, April and May. Publications are produced by campus and central staff of Colorado Mountain College at 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601. Periodical postage rates paid at Glenwood Springs, CO and additional mailing offices.

*Military/veterans, citizens aged 62 and over, and second homeowners within CMC's district may qualify for reduced tuition rates. More at: www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Tuition.

TUITION & FEESCREDIT COURSES COST PER CREDIT *Moderate technology fees apply to courses 3 CR and higher.

CMC Learning Materials Program Fees = $26 per credit hour. For more information, please see coloradomtn.edu/textbooksNONCREDIT

STATUS 100-200 LEVEL COURSES 300-400 LEVEL COURSES 900 LEVEL COURSESIn-District $65 $99 Varies by course. For costs,

see course description.CMC Service Area $143 $205

In-State $147 $212

Out-of-State $440 $440

PAYMENTApril 23 – May 9 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight on May 9, 2018.

May 10 – August 10 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight the day following registration.

REGISTRATIONTO REGISTER FOR A CREDIT COURSECredit courses are indicated by the purple, 5-digit SYN. (Example:12345)

CURRENT STUDENTSIf you have taken credit classes in the past 10 months, you may register in person, by phone or online at: http://Basecamp.ColoradoMtn.edu

NEW STUDENTSIf you are new to CMC, or have not taken credit classes in the past 10 months, you will need to:

4Apply for admission4Complete a registration form4Supply transcripts or placement test scores for courses

requiring a prerequisite

Visit www.ColoradoMtn.Edu/Register to get started.

TO REGISTER FOR A CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSENoncredit courses are indicated by brown, 5-digit SYN # (Example:12345)

Students can register by phone, in person, or online for noncredit courses. To sign up:

1. Go to WebAdvisor.Coloradomtn.edu2. Click on Continuing Education (brown bar)

3. Register by using the brown SYN # preceding your course from this class schedule, and the semester code. Payment online is required.

ACCUPLACER TESTINGStudents must call the front desk staff to reserve a spot on Accuplacer testing dates and to receive study guide links. Call 970.569.2900 to reserve a spot.

ACADEMIC ADVISINGAll students, including non-credit, degree-seeking, and career-seeking, are strongly encouraged to make an appointment with a college counselor. Call 970.569.2900.

DISABILITIES SERVICESColorado Mountain College is committed to providing acces to everyone with the ability to benefit from a program of higher education. Individuals seeking disability accommodations should contact Dan Hammon, Disabilities Services Coordinator, at 970-569-2940 or [email protected].

DROPS & REFUNDSTo drop a class, students must fill out a Class Add/Drop form and submit it to the campus or login to WebAdvisor and drop online. To receive a refund, make sure the class is dropped by the refund date. Students that drop classes after the refund date listed in the class syllabus will not receive a refund.

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