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For more than 45 years, Eastern Idaho Technical College (EITC) has served our region by providing students with high-demand workforce training options including industry recognized degrees and certificates. In May 2017, Bonneville County voters officially created Idaho’s fourth comprehensive community college, College of Eastern Idaho (CEI). In addition to the technical programs offered by EITC, CEI now offers transfer degrees for students wishing to move seamlessly to other Idaho institutions to continue their education.

Our faculty and staff are committed to the mission of CEI, “to provide open-access to affordable, quality education that meets the needs of students, regional employers, and community.t” We assist students in acquiring the knowledge, skills, and abilities to secure employment or professional advancement. We are committed to job readiness and life enrichment opportunities through the workforce training and community education programs provided on our campus throughout the year.

I’m honored to continue this important work as President of CEI. At CEI we are less interested in “who you are”, and more concerned with “who you want to become.” We are committed to partnering with you as a student to help you succeed in any educational path you choose.

CEI is the shortest distance between where you are and where you want to be.

Welcome to College of Eastern Idaho. We’re glad you’re here!

WELCOME

President of College of Eastern IdahoDr. Rick Aman

InsideWORKFORCE TRAINING

W2 Compliance & TradesW2 WeldingW3 ConstructionW3 OSHA

W6 Health Professions

W8 Professional DevelopmentW8 SoftwareW9 Online Courses

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

C2 Arts & HobbiesC3 Cooking with Sous Chef AveryC4 JewelryC4 PhotographyC5 Writing and Publishing

C6 Personal DevelopmentC6 Adulting 101C7 Languages

C8 TechnologyC8 SoftwareC9 For Seniors

C10 Registration & Map

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New Instructor!Meet Brad Huntsman

Brad is a Certified Welding Inspector and educator with over 14 years of experience in the welding industry and seven years as an educator. In addition to teaching the evening Welding Skills programs for CEI, Brad teaches welding for the School District 93 Technical Careers High School. Brad earned his Associates Degree in Welding from EITC in 2010.

Featured Program: Welding

Whether you are brand new to welding, or are an experienced welder looking to brush up on skills for continuing education, the CEI Evening Welding Skills Programs are a great start. The programs cover three welding disciplines: Shielded

Metal Arc (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc (GMAW) or Gas Tungsten Arc (GTAW). Our skilled instructor is able to customize your learning experience to meet your level of capability and training needs. Each program is designed to meet standards set by the American Welding Society (AWS) and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Find these classes on page W2!

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New Class!The Study of Music in Film

Dun dun. Dun dun. Dundun, Dundun, Dundun, Dundun! Jaws, right?

We have all experienced watching a film where the music gets to you. You become emotionally moved in fear, or joy, laughter or sadness, all through music. You know the killer is right behind that closed door, or that the heroine’s flashback of her father is a happy one relating to her current situation.

This fascinating new course, taught by an experienced score composer, will extensively study the art of film music and how vital it is in connecting with an audience. You will explore music’s role in fleshing out characters, giving tone to a scene, and developing a story arc.

Through bits of film history and examples from the silver screen, you will see how memorable film scores are made.

Find this class on page C7!

Meet Jordan RoperJordan earned his Bachelors of Musical Arts

from BYUI in April of 2013, and his Masters of Music in Film Composition from Seattle Film Institute in July of 2015.

He has had multiple original compositions commissioned and performed by professional

symphonies across America. Jordan has scored several short and feature length films, business promos and commercials.

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Hannah Trost Jewelery

Hannah Trost has been making jewelry for over two decades and holds an Art Degree in Metalsmithing from Colorado State University. She continues to grow and learn in

her medium, adapting new techniques through classes, experimentation, and practice. Hannah’s studio located in Idaho Falls above the Willard Art Center displays her silver jewelry, copper bookmarks, and mixed media sculptural pieces.

View her classes on page C4!

Marina Zavalova Oil Painting

Marina Zavalova was born in Moscow, Russia, and graduated from Moscow Art Academy in 1981. In 1990, she immigrated to the United States with her family. She

has won art competitions and been featured in 12 galleries nationwide. Marina paints in oil, and loves still-life and portraits. She is a returning Community Education instructor in addition to conducting workshops in her home-studio, where she loves to see people improve their skills.

View her class on page C3!

Clark Chamberlain Writing & Publishing

Clark Chamberlain is a professional editor and author. He has worked in multiple genres with authors at all levels, from novice to NYT Bestsellers.

Clark’s insight and expertise in storytelling and the psychology of ‘why we read’ has allowed him to assist authors of all levels to improve their craft.

View his classes on page C5!

Tomm LarsonHow to Stay Safe in Our Connected World

Tomm Larson has worked in the Cybersecurity field for over fifteen years. He has had the great privilege of teaching cybersecurity classes across the nation, and currently works on

the cybersecurity team at Idaho National Laboratory. He holds a bachelors in Communications, a Masters in Business, and the CISSP cybersecurity certification.


Christopher Balmer The Art of Nature Photography How to Win Contests and Sell Photos

Christopher Balmer’s knowledge of photography, both in technique and equipment, is unmatched in the photography education and equipment industry.

Christopher is always willing to share that knowledge with anyone who has a passion to learn. He believes in sharing every single aspect of his photography knowledge and holds nothing back. During his classes and international workshops, you will often hear Christopher state that he does not want his students to be as good as he is; he wants them to be far better.


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Compliance & TradesNEC Grounding and Bonding APPR-117

Journeyman Electricians will receive 8 hours of training on grounding and bonding of electrical systems. Learn the basic and advanced concepts necessary to understand practical grounding and bonding rules in the NEC for systems not over 600V.Bob Baird $125 Rm. 541

S 8am-5pm 1 Sess.

Class Dates Register By

01SP 2/10 2/8

02SP 3/24 3/22

NEC Code Change APPR-118

This class will cover the significant changes to the most current National Electrical Code.Bob Baird $125 Rm. 541

S 8am-5pm 1 Sess.


01SP 1/27 1/25

02SP 3/10 3/8

Scaffolding Competent Person TrainingTRIN-118-01SP

This course will train the students to recognize health and safety issues related to the erection, use, inspection, and dismantling of scaffolding. This course meets the requirements of 29 CFR 1926 Subpart L for competent person. Students will receive certification of training from the Scaffold Institute of America upon successful completion of the course. Book Required: “Student Manuals from Scaffold Institute of America,” ($40 Instructor will have available in class).Ed Woodford $125 schedule as needed

COMPLIANCE & TRADES

WeldingShielded Metal Arc Welding WELD-102

Instruction is given on SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding) with different electrodes. Students learn hands-on application for forming Tee, Lap, Butt, and Corner welds according to AWS (American Welding Society) and ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) Standards in the Flat to Overhead positions. Supplies Required. Limit 5.Brad Huntsman $265 Rm. 160

T, Th 6-9pm 14 Sess.

Class Dates Sessions Register By

01SP 1/30-3/15 14 1/26

02SP 3/27-5/29 19 3/23

Gas Metal Arc Welding WELD-103

Instruction is given on GMAW (gas metal arc welding) using solid wires with short circuit and spray type wire transfers. Do a hands-on application for forming tee, lap, butt, and corner welds according to ASW and ASME standards in the flat and horizontal positions. Supplies required. Limit 8.Brad Huntsman $265 Rm. 160



01SP 1/30-3/15 14 1/26

02SP 3/27-5/29 19 3/23

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding WELD-104

Instruction is given on GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding) on Aluminum, Stainless Steel, and Carbon Steel. Students learn hands-on application for forming Tee, Lap, Butt, and Corner welds according to AWS (American Welding Society) and ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) Standards in the Flat to Overhead positions. Supplies Required. Limit 5.Brad Huntsman $265 Rm. 160



01SP 1/30-3/15 14 1/26

02SP 3/27-5/29 19 3/23

COMPLIANCE & TRADES

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Flagging Certification TRIN-102

Prerequisite: 16 years old or older. This one-day, five-hour course meets the requirements to obtain an Idaho flagger certification card. The card is valid for three years through ATSSA and valid in most surrounding states. Book is included with cost of course.David Boyce $75 Rm. 523 S 8pm-1pm 1 Sess.


01SP 1/27 1/25

02SP 3/3 3/1

03SP 4/21 4/19

OSHA

Electrical Safety, a Practical Guide to OSHA and NFPA 70E APPR-123

A comprehensive overview of electrical safety in the workplace. It discusses electrical hazards, electrical safety programs, training of qualified and unqualified workers, how to approach boundaries, and know guidelines for common electrical risks. Bob Baird $125 Rm. 541

S 8am-5pm 1 Sess.


01SP 2/24 2/22

02SP 4/7 4/5

ConstructionConstruction Administration and Compliance 101 TRIN-114-01SP

This course is for construction business subcontractors who want to be successful in getting paid and will cover the Licensing and Insurance Requirements in Idaho; How to create a Schedule of Values and Billing Application, Change Order Documentation; Lien Rights and Joint Checks; Job Hazard Analysis(JHA’s) and Material Safety Data Sheets(MSDS); Davis Bacon Wages; Closeouts and Warranties and other Compliance items.Aaron Johnson $55 Rm. 126 Th

3/8-15 7-8:30pm 2 Sess. Register by 3/6

Basic Rigging TRIN-115-01SP

This course provides basic information related to rigging and rigging hardware, such as slings, rigging hitches, and hoists. Emphasizes safe work habits in the vicinity of rigging operations. Learn through hands-on experiences.Ed Woodford $95 Rm. 110 T, Th

4/24-26 6-9pm 2 Sess. Register by 4/20

Math for Trades TRIN-116-01SP

This course reviews math skills related to the construction environment and demonstrates how they apply to the trades. Covers multiple systems of measurement, basic geometric figures, area and volume calculations for two and three-dimensional objects. Great refresher for trades employees. Book included with the class. Ed Woodford $150 Rm. 110 T, Th

4/3-4/19 6-9pm 6 Sess. Register by 3/30

Basic Construction Drawings TRIN-117-01SP

This course is an introduction to construction drawings including basic terms, components and symbols as well as the most common drawing types. Also covers the interpretation and use of drawing dimensions.Matt Tovey $95 Rm. 126 T


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COMPLIANCE & TRADES

HAZWOPER 8-Hour Supervisor ESAH-103-01SP

This course is designed to meet the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120 paragraph (e)(4) for managers and supervisors directly responsible for, or who supervise employees engaged in, hazardous waste operations. Completion of an initial HAZWOPER course is a prerequisite for this course. Russell Mitchell $105 Rm. 371 M

AS NEEDED 8:30am-4:30pm 1 Sess.

24-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER ESAH-101

This course is designed for hazardous waste operation workers as described by 29 CFR 1910.120. Topics of discussion include applicable regulations, chemical and physical hazards, personal prospective equipment, decontamination and emergency response. Russell Mitchell $295 Rm. 371

M, T, W 8:30am-4:30pm 3 Sess.


01SP 2/12-2/14 2/8

02SP 4/9-4/11 4/5

40-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER ESAH-108

This class is designed for hazardous waste operation workers as described by 29 CFR 1910.120. Topics of discussion include applicable regulations, chemical and physical hazards, personal protective equipment, decontamination, and emergency response.Russell Mitchell $485 Rm. 371

M, T, W, Th, F 8:30am-4:30pm 5 Sess.


01SP 2/12-2/16 2/8

02SP 4/9-4/13 4/5

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HAZWOPER 8-Hour Refresher ESAH-102

Completion of the 40-hour or 24-hour HAZWOPER course is a prerequisite. This course is designed for personnel who have previously received hazardous waste operations worker training. New regulations and lessons learned will be discussed. Russell Mitchell $105 Rm. 371

8:30am-4:30pm 1 Sess.

Class Day Dates Register By

01SP M 1/8 1/4

02SP M 1/22 1/18

03SP T 2/20 2/16

04SP M 3/12 3/8

05SP M 4/16 4/12

01SU M 5/14 5/10

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety ESAH-112-01SP

This training program is intended to provide entry level construction workers information about their rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint. Will also cover how to identify, abate, avoid, and prevent job related hazards on a construction site. The training covers a variety of construction safety and health hazards which a worker may encounter at a construction site. Book Required: OSHA Construction Regulations, ($75, Instructor will have available in class). Ed Woodford $125 schedule as needed

T, Th, S 3 Sess.

OSHA 30-Hour Construction SafetyESAH-113-01SP

The 30-hour Construction Outreach Training Program is intended to provide a variety of training to construction superintendents and workers with safety responsibility. Training will emphasize hazard identification, avoidance, control, and prevention along with safety program development and task hazard analysis planning. Book Required: OSHA Construction Regulations, ($75, Instructor will have available in class). Ed Woodford schedule as needed $375 3 Sess.

Online OSHA Compliance Courses Interactive and media-rich Online HASWOPER training teaches employees best safety practices. Each course includes full test-to-narration audio, video images and interactions to engage students in a comprehensive learning session. HAZWOPER Online courses are in compliance with the classroom portion of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120* (*The practical application of safety standards in the field varies greatly based on the employer, project, and actual work conducted. Actual field experience must be supervised by a company supervisor on the job; it is not provided as part of this training.)

HAZWOPER Training 8-Hour ONLI-418-01SP

An annual refresher for general site workers who remove hazardous waste, or are involved with hazardous substances or health hazards.Health & Safety Institute $125


Required for employees visiting an Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Operation. This is mandated by the government.Health & Safety Institute $325


Required for workers who perform activities that expose or potentially expose them to hazardous substances. $525

10-Hr Construction Industry ONLI-412-01SP

Health & Safety Institute $150

10-Hr General Industry ONLI-413-01SP


30-Hr Construction Industry ONLI-414-01SP


30-Hr General Industry ONLI-415-01SP


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Health ProfessionsHealth Care Provider CPR EMER-103

Satisfies the Health Care Provider CPR certification requirement for the CEI Health Professions Division. It is for those working in a medical field. Includes adult and pediatric CPR, foreign-body airway obstruction, and two-rescuer CPR, and new information on barrier devices, stroke, and automated external defibrillation. Book Required: BLS Basic Life Support, (ISBN: 978-1-61669-407-4). Includes CPR Rescue Mask for each student. Certification good for 2 years.Dawnelle Thomas $55 Rm. 225A

S 8am-1pm 1 Sess.


01SP 1/13 1/11

02SP 2/10 2/8

03SP 3/10 3/8

04SP 4/14 4/12

01SU 5/12 5/10

CPR/AED/First Aid EMER-128

Learn CPR, AED, and First Aid for infant, child and adult medical emergencies. This class is for certified homes, daycare providers and personal certification. Certifications are good for 2 years. Book included.Dawnelle Thomas $70 Rm. 225A

S 2pm-7:30pm 1 Sess.


01SP 1/13 1/11

02SP 2/10 2/8

03SP 3/10 3/8

04SP 4/14 4/12

01SU 5/12 5/10

EMT Basic EMER-127-01SP

This course includes 156 hours of classroom instruction and additional clinical time, meeting State of Idaho and National Registry educational requirements for obtaining the EMT-B license. This training is required to work as an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) provider in an ambulance or other emergency care setting. Students must pass the course with 80% and sit for the National Registry exam to obtain licenseMike Gardner $1,276 Rm. 225A M, W,F


Assistance with Medications NRSN-031

Individuals who successfully complete this course may assist the patient with medication administration as governed by the regulations and policies of each state agency, as deemed safe by the delegating licensed professional based on provisions of Section 400 in the Administrative Rules of the Idaho Board of Nursing. Book included. Please pick up your book in Building #3, Student Services Office at least 2 business days before class.Dawnelle Thomas $79 Rm. 270D

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Certified Nurse Assistant Training NRSN-118

Prerequisites: you must be at least 16 years old and have current immunizations as per Health Professions Division. This course is designed for persons needing nursing assistant training for employment. Training is provided through lectures, practice sessions, and clinical experiences using the skills and knowledge of Health Care principles, policies, and procedures to give personal care to patients in a Health Care institution. Each student is required to take the written test and skills test. Clinical hours may be different than classroom hours.Call 208.535.5301 to Register $777* Rm. 260

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Fundamentals of Dental Assisting DNTL-134-01SP

Provides the beginning dental assistant with a background and knowledge in the areas of history of dentistry, dental terminology, anatomy, cavity classification, charting, instrumentation, procedures, radiology, local anesthesia, infection control, sterilization, dental specialties, and ethics/jurisprudence. There are no prerequisites for this course and no credit hours are earned. Upon passing the course, students will receive a certificate of completion. Book & Corresponding Wotkbook Required: Modern Dental Assisting, 12th Ed. (ISBN: 9780323430302).Staff $450+malpractice fee Rm. 6140 M, W

1/8-5/2 6:30-9:45pm 30 Sess. Register by 1/4

Expanded Duties for Dental OfficeDNTL-135-01SP

Prerequisite: successfully pass Fundamentals of Dental Assisting and be employed in an area dental office for 6 months. Duties taught are: pit and fissure sealants, coronal polishing, provisional coverage (temporary crowns), and administration of nitrous oxide. These functions must be certified in Expanded Function in the state of Idaho. Book Required: State of Idaho Expanded Functions Text.Staff $450+malpractice fee Rm. 6140 T, Th


High Speed Removal Orthodontics ClassDNTL-136-01SP

Designed to teach dental assistants who are: currently working in an orthodontic office in the state of Idaho and who have passed the Fundamentals of Dental Assisting and the Idaho Expanded Duties course, and, completed the CEI Dental Assisting Program; or dental assistants who are currently working full-time in an orthodontic dental office and have been employed for 6 months with no educational training.Staff $100 Rm. 6140

AS NEEDED 6:30pm-9:45pm 1 Sess.

IV Therapy for Medical Assistant NRSN-415-01SP

This course is specifically for Certificated Medical Assistants only. This course has been approved through the AAMA for 15 Clinical CEUs. The student will display mastery via paper and pencil test, simulated skills demonstration, and clinical practice how to initiate, maintain, and monitor short term IV infusions. Includes tuition, lab fees, malpractice insurance and manual.Aimee Johnson $250 Rm. 6226 S

2/24-3/3 8am-5pm 2 Sess. 2/22

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Professional Development

Software

QuickBooks Level 1 ACCT-101-01SP

Topics covered include basic accounting principles, backing up files, creating companies, working with vendors and customers, banking, and reporting. Book Required: QuickBooks Pro 2015: Level 1 (ISBN: 1-59136-780-8 or ISBN 1-59136-784-0).Chelisse Sessions $95 Rm. 240B Th


QuickBooks Level 2 ACCT-100-01SP

Expand on your Quickbooks skills through this course, including physical inventory, balance sheet accounts, budgets, payroll, estimates and time tracking, customizing QuickBooks and integration with other programs. Book Required: QuickBooks Pro 2015: Level 2 (ISBN: 1591367859 or 1-59136-781-6).Chelisse Sessions $95 Rm. 240B T


Beginner Excel 2016 COMP-107-01SP

This course will teach you the tricks to make Excel do the heavy work for you. Learn table and cell formatting, manipulate text, add information, and formulas. Book Required: Microsoft Office Excel 2016: Part 1 (Desktop/Office 365) 091055S (Rev 3.1) English Student Print and Digital Courseware (ISBN: 1424625718).Wilma Bristol $135 Rm. 512 T


Intermediate Excel 2016 COMP-103-01SP

Continue learning the ins and outs of Excel on a new level. Learn new techniques such as formatting, organizing multiple sheets, headings, footers, and scrolling between worksheets. Book Required: Microsoft Office Excel 2016: Part 2 091056S (Rev 1.2) English Student Print and Digital Courseware (ISBN: 1424625815).Wilma Bristol $135 Rm. 512 T


Beginner Word 2016 COMP-109-01SP

Learn to create and save documents, do document formatting, prepare for print, and more. Discover tips, tricks, and shortcuts that will save you hours! Book Required: Microsoft Office Word

2016: Part 1 (Desktop/Office 365) 091048S (Rev 3.0) English Student Print and Digital Courseware (ISBN: 1424625696).Wilma Bristol $135 Rm. 512 Th


Intermediate Word 2016 COMP-105-01SP

This course teaches you how to work with graphic and styling functions, and publication features in Word. You will also work with layout features such as charts and columns. Book Required: Microsoft Office Word 2016: Part 2 091049S (Rev 1.1) English Student Print and Digital Courseware (ISBN: 1424625793).Wilma Bristol $135 Rm. 512 Th


Adobe Photoshop DGAR-110-01SP

Using the latest software, learn to use the world’s leading imaging editor to work with your photographs. With the recent ability to get digital files from your photofinisher, scanner, or digital camera, you can now use your computer to enter the world of image editing. Navigate, fabricate, alter and enhance images in ways you won’t believe!Del Moss $65 Rm. 517 W


Adobe Illustrator DGAR-111-01SP

Using the latest software, this class covers the basics of Adobe Illustrator, the leading illustrator program for print, multimedia, and online graphics. Whether you are an average user or new to graphics, this course will show you how to draw shapes, lines, objects, and special designs on your computer. A wide range of features, tools, and techniques will be featured to help you get started with Illustrator.Del Moss $65 Rm. 517 W


Adobe InDesign DGAR-112-01SP

Using the latest software, learn how to assemble text and graphics for publication. Tools and techniques will be shown to create layouts in a variety of forms, including reports, pamphlets, newspapers, and books. Learn how to prepare documents by combining text, pictures and drawings.Del Moss $65 Rm. 517 W



If you’ve got a jam-packed schedule and seek ways to develop your skillset further, jump in and give U Got Class’ online offerings a try!

U Got Class has high quality classes for professional and personal enrichment purposes, from experienced educators. With certificates consisting of a selected group of classes, you can become a pro quickly, and individual classes can give you that extra boost of knowledge and application.

TO REGISTER FOR AN ONLINE COURSE:

1. Visit cei.edu/wft and click on the Online Instruction Center link on the left side of the page.

2. Click the photo link to select the type of online education you are looking for:

○ Professional Development Certifications from UGC Online

○ OSHA Compliance and Safety Training from Hard Hat Training

○ Over 300 misc. online courses for both skill building and enrichment from Ed2Go.

You will be redirected to the appropriate vendor and you will be on your way!

UGotClass lets you choose to register for a certificate consisting of a few courses, or to sign up for a single class.

Certificate in Data Analysis $495Data Analysis is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, but it is rare to have someone with the ability to analyze that data to see trends and make predictions.

Introduction to Data Analysis - $195

Intermediate Data Analysis - $195

Advanced Data Analysis - $195

Certificate in Project Management $495Project management provides visibility of project health to the business and customer. Through continuous monitoring, early detection of variations to plan, schedule, and budget can be communicated to stakeholders for quick resolution.

Introduction to Project Management - $195

Project Management Project Processes - $195

Project Management Knowledge Area - $195

Social Media for Business Certificate $495Social Media is for everyone, especially businesses! Learn the strengths of several mainstream channels and how to implement effective marketing and communication to your client base.

Introduction to Social Media - $195

Marketing Using Social Media - $195

Integrating Social Media in Your Organization - $195

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ARTS & HOBBIES

Arts & Hobbies

Beginning Colored Pencil Art ARTS-248-01SP

Learn to apply colored pencil to get the effects you want, what types of pencils and paper work best, how to use blenders and solvents, how to transfer a photograph to drawing paper, how to use an embossing tool to create impressed lines, and how to blend colors through layering. Supply list will be provided.

Colleen Bohan $45 Rm. 580 S

2/10 9am-1pm 1 Sess. Register by 2/8

Painting Poppies using Yupo Paper ARTS-251-01SP

We will be painting red poppies on Yupo paper (a synthetic) using watercolor techniques of lifting, glazing and misting. You will enjoy the loose, flowing style yupo paper creates. Linda will demonstrate with step-by-step instruction. All levels welcome. See Linda’s work at www.amanarts.comLinda Aman $95 Cafeteria S


Learn to Play Bridge HOBB-101-01SP

Want to learn a card game you can play in a comfortable social setting and teaches critical thinking skills? The game of Bridge offers all this and more. Come as a single or match wits with a friend. Accredited instructors introduce the basics. Local club also offers opportunity to play weekly. Jim Lucas $35 Cafeteria T, Th


Upland Game Birds and Water Birds of IdahoCOMM-110-01SP

Learn what makes upland game birds and water birds so unique and how to identify them by beak size, color, and feathers. Students will learn their behaviors, habitat, and food sources.Dallin Saurey $50 Rm. 110 T, Th


Bird Watching in Eastern Idaho COMM-149-01SP

Recognize birds by sight and sound. Identify by flight, body size, beak size, and feathers. Learn their natural history, the right binoculars to use, how use a field guide, and places to look for birds.Dallin Saurey $50 Rm. 110 T, Th


Meditation Mastery for Beginners ARTS-225-01SP

Attendees will be taught a variety of meditation methods. Learn to use basic body movement to still the mind and become the master of your thoughts. You will get in touch with your deeper, more enduring self. This class helps you take those first steps towards being the master of your own fate!Debbie Borek $35 Yoga room 20 W


Express Yourself Through Ceramics CRFT-163-01SP

This class will explore beginning aspects of pottery through basic hand building and glazing techniques. Learn the basic terminology of pottery, firing and glazing, as well as application techniques and methods.Marci Stacey $130 Rm. 580 F

2/16-5/4 11am-2pm 8 Sess. Register by 2/14

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Oil Painting ARTS-126-01SP

A class all about oil painting! The history, materials, and techniques will be covered along with basic principles of art and color. Good critics and discussion are welcome! Supplies required.Marina Zavalova $110 Rm. 573 T


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Cooking with Sous Chef AveryIt’s Mardi Gras! Cajun Cooking FOOD-132-01SP

Learn to produce the Cajun dishes of Gumbo, Jambalaya, Dirty Rice and Muffaletta.Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center M

2/12 6-8pm 1 Sess. Register by 2/8

Classic French Bistro Recipes FOOD-133-01SP

French bistro recipes. Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center W


Fundamentals of Artisan Bread FOOD-125-01SP

Take the mystery out of baking a crusty, golden-brown loaf of artisan bread. Learn the basics for successful doughs, and make breads at home such as round loaves, French, baguettes, ciabatta and focaccia.Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center T


Hosting Easter Brunch FOOD-137-01SP

Learn to create an attractive Easter brunch buffet featuring a balance of sweet and savory items that will satiate your guests. Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center T


Breakfast Breads & Muffins FOOD-127-01SP

Who doesn’t love waking up to the smell of muffins in the oven? Learn techniques and best practices for the production of croissants, cinnamon rolls, muffins and banana nut bread.Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center T


Rustic Italian Recipes FOOD-135-01SP

Bring Italian cuisine into your own kitchen! Learn to produce rustic Italian dishes like chicken cacciatore, variations of pasta primavera, spaghetti ala carbonara, and simple, creamy polenta.Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center M

4/16 6pm-8pm 1 Sess. Register by 4/12

Fish, Fowl & Beast: Making Wild Game Gourmet FOOD-134-01SU

You caught game during hunting season, now what? Learn hacks for cooking wild game, including complete recipes for trout almondine, duck confit, and backstrap elk steak seared with rosemary potatoes. Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center T


The Basics of Charcuterie and Sausage Making FOOD-136-01SU

Learn about charcuterie (preparing cooked meats) and sausage production. Make a sausage in casing and review several sausage recipes that can be produced in the home. Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center M


Farm-to-Table Cooking with Vegetables FOOD-138-01SU

Learn proper handling and care of vegetables, and produce summer salads & vegan/vegetarian recipes. We will also discuss the farm-to-table movement in the United States. Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center M


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Discover Your Inner Artist ARTS-247-01SP

This is an introductory and intermediate course where we will explore graphite pencils, vine charcoal, black and white charcoal, and painting and color. Students will learn about basic art principles such as value, proportion, texture and balance, harmony and lines. At the end of the course, students will be able to have their work posted online.Marci Stacey $130 Rm. 574 W


Crocheting for Beginners HOBB-105-01SP

You will learn all the basics of crochet, from materials to notions, to the basic stitches needed to construct items. Supplies Required. For examples, check out Elizabeth’s Facebook page: strandbyme Elizabeth Lengle $40 Rm. 510 Th

3/22-4/26 6:30-8pm 6 Sess. Register by 3/20

Jewelry

Beginner Jewelry Making CRFT-164-01SP

Learn how to lay out a balanced design, string and crimp beads securely, and do wire wrapping techniques. Expect to make at least one pair of earrings and a bracelet and/or necklace in class. Tools and materials are provided by student. Supplies Required.Hannah Trost $25 Rm. 522 W


Intermediate Jewelry Making ARTS-182-01SP

The continuation of Jewelry Making! You will expand on techniques, including multi-strand necklaces and the herringbone weave for wirewrapping. Supplies Required.Hannah Trost $25 Rm. 522 W


Wire Weaving ARTS-227-01SP

This is an intermediate wire work technique use to create many types of wire woven jewelry. Make a bracelet the first night and a project of choice the second night. Supplies Required.Hannah Trost $25 Rm. 522 W


Viking Knit Rope ARTS-184-01SP

Learn the ancient Viking knit used in jewelry! Projects will need to be worked on between class sessions. Supplies Required.Hannah Trost $25 Rm. 522 W


Photographyby Perfect Light and Camera

Capturing Your Life Story ARTS-240-01SP

Snapping photos has become the way all of us capture our life every day. In this course you will enjoy a brief history of the extraordinary progress of photography. With how easy it has become to record our life events, we seldom put thought into our shots. Come learn how to change your everyday snapshots into images to define your life’s legacy. Katie Ashcraft $25 Rm. 574 M


The Art of Nature Photography ARTS-217-01SP

In this seminar internationally awarded photographer, Christopher Blamer shares his tips for taking your wildlife and landscape images from average to amazing.Christopher Balmer $40 Rm. 541 F


How to Win Contests and Sell Photos ARTS-218-01SP

Special introductory class with Christopher Balmer. Christopher will share his knowledge of the trade from how to compose a great photograph to selling your images. You will learn how to take pictures like the professionals. From the beginner to the advanced photographer, you will enjoy learning from ChristopherChristopher Balmer $10 Rm. 574 M


Portrait Photography ARTS-219-01SP

This workshop is focused on posing individuals, couples, and families for excellent shots. Learn posing, framing, and outdoor lighting techniquesKatie Ashcraft $25 Rm. 556 Th


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Writing and Publishing

Writing Short Stories for Publication and ProfitCOMM-142-01SP

You love to write and tell stories; now crank those stories into tight fiction fit for publication! You’ll learn to hook the reader, find the true beginning of the story, eliminate unnecessary filler, write a submission letter, and craft your best short story.Clark Chamberlain $55 Rm. 523 M


Advanced Novel Writing COMM-152-01SP

This workshop will teach you techniques to vastly improve your writing through the example of the Harry Potter series. Learn to emotionally engage your readers, create advanced plots, write dramatic scenes, make believable heroes and villains, and much more. This course will help you write tight stories ready for submission and publicationClark Chamberlain $55 Rm. 523 M


Get Published This Year COMM-151-01SP

This is your year to get published! If you’ve ever thought about writing that novel, or maybe you have one sitting in your desk drawer and you’re ready to clean it up. Learn to develop a story idea, create characters and story outlines, write your first draft, edit your work, seek feedback, and choose the best route for publication.Clark Chamberlain $55 Rm. 523 M

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Grant Writing Fundamentals BUSM-179-01SP

Competition for grant money is fierce! Discover how to boost your success in CEI’s Grant Writing Fundamentals class. You’ll learn the anatomy of a grant: how to research, organize, and write a compelling proposal, where to search for funders, and how to make your submission stand out from the crowd. Sarah Skaar $35 Rm. 509 S


The A, B, C, & Ds of Medicare HEAL-204

Course will include enrollment, review of Part A, Part B, Medicare Advantage, Supplement and Part D and see examples of coverage comparisons. Learn what is required and what options are available upon eligibility. This will be a strictly educational presentation focused on the basics, not specific insurance companies or plans.Casey D. Peterson free Rm. 6163

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Yoga PHYE-108

Experience the warmth, fun, and peace that of Yoga! Together we will use a variety of techniques to calm the mind and feel more grounded. Use breathing as a guide while we nudge ourselves into different yoga postures. A nice ambiance of music and silence are intertwined throughout class. All are welcome.

• 5 classes for $37.50

• 10 classes for $65

• 20 classes for $125

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The Study of Music in Film MUSI-125-01SP

Have you ever been moved to tears by the music of a movie score? Scared? Film scores are vital to hooking the audience and connecting to the story. Taught by a Hollywood film composer,

Adulting 101This series is for young adults who are independent or preparing to become so, who want to feel prepared and in

control. You will leave this series of classes with skills and confidence in the basics of daily adult life!

Can You Boil Water? COMM-160-01SP

Learn the basics of home food preparation, menu planning, pantries, and food budgeting. Blake Avery $35 Compass Academy Culinary Center W


Don’t Let Your Money Manage You!

COMM-157-01SP

Learn essentials for starting out on strong financial footing! Learn to build your credit and what the role of credit scores is, how to use your insurance and to save for your future, gain budgeting skills, and discover why you should read contracts before signing.Garth Hassel $25 Rm. 523 M

2/26 7:30-9pm 1 Sess. Register by 2/22

Something is Broken! COMM-158-01SP

Learn what basic tools you need to own, how to use them, when to call a professional, and how to find one. You will learn the skills to save money and stress by regular cleaning and maintenance, as well as how to do minor household repairs.Ed Woodford $25 Rm. 522 W


It’s Not All About Me? COMM-159-01SP

See the real world in a new light! Learn how to set goals, find self-worth, understand what you can & cannot control, and how to successfully interact with other people in a wide variety of situations. Including the workplace. Debbie Borek $25 Rm. 522 W

3/21 6-8:30pm 1 Sess. Register by 3/19

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this class will take a deep dive into the art of film music including character and arc development. Learn what makes a score successful through film history’s most memorable melodies.Jordan Roper $95 Rm. 545 T


Language

Beginning Sign Language LANG-100-01SP

Learn American Sign Language! Basic beginning signs, culture, and activities will help you become fluent in ASL. Book Required: A Basic Course in American Sign Language, (ISBN: 932666426).Sandra Harrington $70 Rm. 371 T


Intermediate Sign Language LANG-101-01SP

The continuation of Beginning Sign Language. Increase your vocabulary and comprehension of ASL. Book Required: A Basic Course in American Sign Language, (ISBN: 932666426).Sandra Harrington $70 Rm. 371 T


Spanish I LANG-102-01SP

Begin speaking Spanish today! Students will learn vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and conjugation through various activities. You’ll be taught to read, write, and hold a conversation in Spanish. Book Supplied, Realidades I.Sergio Romero $95 Rm. 6248 T, Th

1/30-3/1 7-8:30pm 10 Sess. Register by 1/26

Spanish II LANG-103-01SP

Continue to learn Spanish conversational skills, along with grammar and vocabulary. Students will practice conversations each class period, and participate in activities. Book Supplied, Realidades I. Prerequisite: Spanish ISergio Romero $95 Rm. 6248 W


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How to Stay Safe in Our Connected WorldCOMM-156-01SP

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The best prevention starts with knowledge! Learn about the most common online threats, and how to protect your personal information, devices and accounts.Tomm Larson $20 Rm. 240A

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Beginner Excel 2016 COMP-107-01SP

This course will teach you the tricks to make Excel do the heavy work for you. Learn table and cell formatting, manipulate text, add information, and formulas. Book Required: Microsoft Office Excel 2016: Part 1 (Desktop/Office 365) 091055S (Rev 3.1) English Student Print and Digital Courseware (ISBN: 1424625718).Wilma Bristol $135 Rm. 512 T


Intermediate Excel 2016 COMP-103-01SP

Continue learning the ins and outs of Excel on a new level. Learn new techniques such as formatting, organizing multiple sheets, headings, footers, and scrolling between worksheets. Book Required: Microsoft Office Excel 2016: Part 2 091056S (Rev 1.2) English Student Print and Digital Courseware (ISBN: 1424625815).Wilma Bristol $135 Rm. 512 T


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General Education• General Education Courses• Tutoring Center

• Transferable Associate of Arts(AA) and Science(AS)

Adult Basic Education• Regional Adult Learning Center• Center for New Directions• Disability Resources and Services• GED Prep & Testing• Advanced Opportunities & Tech Prep

Business, Office, & Technology• Accounting• Business & Marketing• Computer Networking• Cybersecurity

Health Professions• CNA• Dental Assistant• Medical Assistant• Surgical Technician

Trades & Industry• Automotive Technology• Diesel Technology• Light Duty Diesel• Energy Systems Technology• Machine Tool Technology• Welding Technology

• Practical Nurse• Radiation Safety• Registered Nurse

• Web Development• Legal Paraprofessional• Office Professional

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Beginner Word 2016 COMP-109-01SP

Learn to create and save documents, do document formatting, prepare for print, and more. Discover tips, tricks, and shortcuts that will save you hours! Book Required: Microsoft Office Word 2016: Part 1 (Desktop/Office 365) 091048S (Rev 3.0) English Student Print and Digital Courseware (ISBN: 1424625696).Wilma Bristol $135 Rm. 512 Th


Intermediate Word 2016 COMP-105-01SP

This course teaches you how to work with graphic and styling functions, and publication features in Word. You will also work with layout features such as charts and columns. Book Required: Microsoft Office Word 2016: Part 2 091049S (Rev 1.1) English Student Print and Digital Courseware (ISBN: 1424625793).Wilma Bristol $135 Rm. 512 Th


Introduction to Computers COMP-111-01SP

Technology doesn’t have to be difficult! This class will teach you the fundamentals of personal computers, including basic computer anatomy and use. Harness Windows 10, file management, and the Internet, with a peek into Microsoft Word and Excel. Book Required: Easy Computer Basics, Windows 10 Edition, (ISBN: 978-0789754523).Chelisse Sessions $95 Rm. 240B Th


Using Google Apps COMP-296-01SP

See what Google’s vast array of apps can do for you! Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Calendar, and Hangouts will be the highlights of this class. Book Required: Using Google Drive™ and Apps™ (now part of Google G Suite), (ISBN: 1424623219)Chelisse Sessions $95 Rm. 240B T


For Seniors

Computers for Absolute Beginners LIFE-104-01SP

Learn computer terminology and how to maneuver around windows using the mouse and keyboard. We’ll learn the desktop icons, the functions of the start menu, dialog boxes, how to create new documents, and name and save them to a folder. This is a beginning level class.Kim Cottle $120 Rm. 123 M, W


Internet and Email for Beginners LIFE-101-01SP

Learn to navigate the Internet with ease. Learn about popular search engines and favorites, and how to conduct a search or download information. Read, compose and send email including attachments and pictures. Create folders, move mail into folders, delete unwanted messages, set-up spam filters to block junk email, and save your messages onto the hard drive. Prerequisite: Computers for Absolute Beginners course, or previous experience.Kim Cottle $155 Rm. 123 M, W


Beginning Android Tablet Course for Seniors LIFE-144-01SP

Tablets have changed the way we use computers. Bring your Android tablet and come find out why tablets are ideal for Seniors. Learn Android basic functions along with the Play Store and other basic features. Android Tablet Required.Kim Cottle $85 Rm. 123 M, W


Beginning iPad Tablet for Seniors LIFE-145-01SP

Tablets have changed the way we use computers. Bring your iPad and come find out why tablets are ideal for Seniors. Learn iPad basic functions along with the App Store, and other basic features. iPad Tablet Required.Kim Cottle $95 Rm. 123 M, W


Facebook for Seniors LIFE-129-01SP

Have you heard about Facebook but don’t know where to start? Have your kids created an account for you, but you have no idea what to do with it? This class is for you! We will go over the basics of Facebook and get you connected to your friends & family.Kim Cottle $55 Rm. 123 M, W


Cell Phones for Seniors LIFE-130-01SP

Need a little extra help with the new cell phone? This class will cover the basics of cell phones. We’ll cover everything from how to send & receive a text message to how to use that navigation app on your new smart phone! If you have cell phone questions, this class is for you! Cell Phone RequiredKim Cottle $50 123 M, W


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Enrollment Deadlines: Registration is not complete until fees are paid. Unless otherwise noted, registration is open until each class is filled or until two (2) business days prior to the class start date. Complete registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Class Cancellations & Refunds: Courses are subject to cancellation if a minimum enrollment is not met. If the CEI Workforce Training Center cancels a class, you will be notified by email and/or telephone and your full course fee will be refunded. To withdraw your registration and receive a refund, less a $10 processing fee, you must notify CEI Student Services at least two (2) business days prior to the class start date. If notice is received less than two (2) full business days prior to the class start date, we cannot issue refunds.Tuition and Fees: All prices and fees contained in this catalog are subject to change without notice.School Closures & Instructor Illness: If the college is closed during the day due to bad weather or some other emergency, our night classes are also cancelled. We will make every attempt to reschedule classes for students. In the event that EITC is not closed and the weather is inclement, we urge you to use your best judgement in deciding whether or not to attend. If you are unsure if the college has been closed due to weather, please call 208.524.3000. If an instructor suddenly is unavailable to teach due to illness or emergency, we will make every effort to contact students via email and/or telephone prior to the start of class. The class will be rescheduled at a later date or a full refund issued.Accommodations and Access: Reasonable accommodations for eligible persons with disabilities will be made. Contact CEI Center for New Directions at 208.535.5468 for additional information.Accreditation: The College of Eastern Idaho is accredited by The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, and institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and/or the Secretary of the US Department of Education: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities 8060 165th Ave NE, Ste. 100 Redmond, WA 98052-3981.Online Training Policy: Online training courses are provided by third party vendors. Issues related to online courses including cancellation, refunds, CEU’s, proof of completion, or transcripts must be handled through the vendor. When specifically seeking CEU’s for professional development, be sure to verify with your employer or certifying professional organization that the CEU’s provided by the program you are considering will be accepted prior to registering. College of Eastern Idaho is a tobacco-free, alcohol-free campus. Thank you for your cooperation.

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