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1 CCC SCHEDULE FALL 2015 CCC Highlights Registration Times & Dates... Page 8 Para información en español... Page 12 Community Education... Page 93 Education That Works

2 To the Community The changes that have taken place in the last 50 years are astounding. We ve gone from three television stations to hundreds, from a single family phone to communicating in a variety of technologies from our personal cell phone. Driverless cars are no longer the stuff of science fiction. Technology continues to drive change in education as well. The changes in learning technology are particularly evident in career technical programs that have gone from manual tools and machines to systems that are completely computer driven. As CCC approaches its 50 th anniversary in 2016, I am thinking about the changes that society and education will undergo in the next 50 years. What will learning look like in 2066 when CCC passes the 100-year mark? When voters in the CCC college district passed the bond in November 2014, they ensured Clackamas Community College would enter its second 50 years with the facilities and equipment needed to train the people in our community for the jobs of the 21 st century. We are in the planning stages of the bond projects, taking the time to wisely chart the course for facilities to keep CCC relevant for the future. Clackamas Community College plays an important role in providing the education and training needed to prepare for careers both today and in the future. Times may change, but that commitment to our community will never change. President Joanne Truesdell CCC Class of 82 3 convenient campuses Oregon City Molalla Ave. Oregon City, OR Wilsonville Town Center Loop E Wilsonville, OR Harmony 7738 S.E. Harmony Road Milwaukie, OR Contents GetTing started... 6 Resources and information for current and returning CCC students REgistration Resources Registration resources and helpful information myclackamas Your online fast track to registration, payment, grades and more Financial Matters Tuition and fees, payment options, financial aid, scholarships and more. Si Habla EspañoL Para más información sobre clases de inglés y otros materias servicios, ver pág 12. s From A to Z: credit and non-credit courses offered this term community Education where to call Index... 5 Information CCC Schedule, Vol. 28, No. 1 is published quarterly by Clackamas Community College, Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon Periodical postage paid at Oregon City, OR. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to CCC Schedule at Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon

3 CCC Celebrates turning 50 in style! Clackamas Community College has been an active community partner and neighbor for almost 50 years. Yes. We are turning 50. And we re celebrating with a birthday party, a new look and an ambitious fundraising goal. Join the celebration! 50 th Anniversary Celebration You can t turn 50 without throwing a party. The big birthday celebration is open to everyone. Mark your calendar for Saturday, May 21, Help us celebrate our many achievements and years of service to the community. Planning has just begun for the event, but it is sure to include birthday cake and fun activities. For information, contact [email protected]. New CCC Brand The college has unveiled a new brand and logo after a year-long process of planning, research and surveys that involved thousands of people. The official colors are still a vibrant red and blue, and our logo has been updated. The new brand is a gift to the college community in celebration of our upcoming 50 th anniversary. Enjoy our new look! Education That Works Campaign While the college approaches 50 years, the Foundation is positioning CCC for the next 50 years with an ambitious $10 million Education That Works fundraising campaign. This will create 50 new endowments of lifetime giving for student scholarships, fund innovation and instruction, and strengthen community and business partnerships. Join us for an evening of dining and entertainment at the CCC Foundation s signature fundraising event of the year. Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of CCC at this fabulous, vintage, Vegasthemed party. Cost for an individual ticket is $125. Contact Julie Paulsen at or [email protected]. Sponsored by 3

4 A note for musicians: talent + training = career options CCC Music Programs Music Technology: This one-year certificate gives students the core skills needed to enter the sound and music production industry. Music Performance and Technology: This two-year associate s degree provides skills in three broad categories necessary to successfully make a living as a professional musician and related fields. 1. Musicianship and performance skills 2. Technical skills 3. Business skills Calling all musicians! Interested in finetuning your skills? Want to open up your career options? Hear this: The CCC Music Department is offering two new degrees fall term 2015 designed to help you succeed: Music Transfer, and Music Performance and Technology (MPT). Are you impressed? Read on. There s more news: Clackamas is the only community college in the Northwest offering a Music Performance and Technology degree. This announcement deserves a standing ovation! Kathleen Hollingsworth, CCC choral director, helped develop the new MPT degree. Clackamas has a great Music Technology program that gives students the core skills needed to enter the sound and music production industry, she says. Music is a tough industry. To succeed as a professional musician you not only need talent, you need performance skills; technical, recording and studio production skills; as well as business skills. The MPT program provides training in these areas. The new associate s transfer degree in music is also designed to help open up career options. This two-year degree was designed for students who plan to continue their education for a bachelor s degree in music at PSU or another four-year school. This path can help develop skills for a career in music education or as a classical or jazz performer. For more information on CCC s new Music Transfer AS degree, please contact Lars Campbell at [email protected] or Musicians who are interested in CCC s new Music Performance and Technology AAS degree may contact Kathleen Hollingsworth. Please [email protected] or call Music Transfer: This two-year degree prepares students to transfer to the music program at Portland State University or another four-year school for a bachelor s degree. Note: The Music Performance and Technology degree was on the agenda of the Higher Education Coordinating Commission at its August 13 meeting. Results of the meeting were not available when the fall CCC schedule went to print. 4 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

5 Index General Information Academic Regulations Adding & Dropping Classes Bookstore Campus Map Classes in Your Community CCC Harmony Community Campus CCC Wilsonville Campus CCC Extensions in Canby Community Education Dates to Remember/Calendar... 6 Distance Learning Online Hybrid Faculty Advisors Final Exam Schedule... 6 Financial Aid Getting Started... 7 Graduation Non-Credit Registration Form... 9 Payment Options Registration Information Si habla español Special Events Tuition & Fees Veterans Education & Training Center Web Registration Tips Where to Call Workforce Services s Adult Basic Education American Sign Language Anatomy & Physiology Anthropology Art Arts & Science Auto Body/Collision Repair and Refinishing Automotive Service Technology Biology Business Business Development Center Business Technology Career Planning Career Planning: Life & Career Options.. 34 Chemistry Citizenship Clinical Lab Assistant College Success Communication Studies Computer-Aided Drafting Technology Computer Science Cooperative Work Experience Cooperative Work Experience Seminar Criminal Justice/Corrections Dental Assistant Digital Media Communications Early Childhood Economics Education Electronics Emergency Medical Technology Energy Resource Management Engineering English as a Second Language English Literature/Composition Environmental Science Family Studies Fire Science (Wildland) First Year Experience (see FYE) Food & Nutrition French FYE (First Year Experience) Gardening (see Horticulture) GED-General Education Development General Science Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Geography Geology German Gerontology Greenhouse (see Horticulture) Health High School Diploma History Horticulture/Landscape/ Urban Agriculture Human Development & Leadership Human Services Humanities Integrated Science Inquiry (see Arts & Science) Journalism Landscape (see Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture) Manufacturing Engineering Technology.. 63 Manufacturing Technology Mathematics Media Studies (see Digital Multimedia Communications) Medical Assistant Microbiology Microelectronics Music Music Lessons Nursing Nursery (see Horticulture) Nutrition Occupational Safety Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Psychology Reading Religious Studies Renewable Energy Technology Sign Language Small Business Classes/Workshops (see Business Development Center) Social Science Sociology Spanish Speech (see Communication Studies) Theatre Arts Transportation and Logistics Urban Agriculture (see Horticulture/ Landscape/Urban Agriculture) Utility Workforce Training Water and Environment Technology Welding Technology Women s Studies World Languages Writing Zoology Non-Discrimination Clackamas Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin/ancestry, disability, family relationship or any other protected status in accordance with applicable law. The college s commitment to nondiscrimination applies to curriculum activity and all aspects of operation of the college. Clackamas Community College provides a variety of transportation options for students including a free shuttle, carpooling matching service, and multiple bus options. For more details please visit: For information about Clackamas Community College, call

6 Important Dates to Remember $ Financial Aid: All required CCC financial aid documentation due to ensure funding for term FALL Term 2015 WINTER Term 2016 SPRING TERM 2016 July 6 Sept. 28 Jan. 4 Registration Begins May 19 Nov. 17 Feb. 23 New student advising sessions begin May 19 Nov. 17 Feb. 23 Classes begin Sept. 28 Jan. 4 March 28 Last day to add classes without instructor consent $ $ $ Last day to add classes without $50 late add fee Last day to pay tuition before $30 deferred payment fee is assessed. Last day to add/drop a class with a Refund (see p. 10 for more info.) Last day to drop classes and not receive a grade Last day to submit petition for graduation $ Account balance due. $75 non-payment fee applied if not paid. Holidays and campus closures Instructor consent required once course begins Fee will be applied on the 4th business day following the first official day of class Instructor consent required once course begins Fee will be applied on the 4th business day following the first official day of class Instructor consent required once course begins Fee will be applied on the 4th business day following the first official day of class Oct. 9 Jan. 15 April 8 Oct. 9 Jan. 15 April 8 Nov. 6 Feb. 12 May 6 Nov. 6 Feb. 12 May 6 Nov. 6 Feb. 12 May 6 Veterans Day Nov. 11 Thanksgiving Break Nov Winter Break Dec New Year s Day Jan. 1 MLK Jr. Day Jan. 18 Presidents Day Feb. 15 Memorial Day May 30 Class Day & Start Time Final Exam Schedule Exam Day & Time M/W or M/W/F MON. 12/7 WED. 12/9 7:45 or 8 a.m a.m. 9 a.m a.m. 10 or 10:15 a.m. 10 a.m.-noon 11 or 11:30 a.m. 10 a.m.-noon Noon or 12:45 p.m. noon-2 p.m. 1 p.m. noon-2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2-4 p.m. 3 or 3:15 p.m. 2-4 p.m. 4 or 5 p.m. 4-6 p.m. T/TH TUES. 12/8 7:30 or 8 a.m a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m.-noon 10 or 10:30 a.m. noon-2 p.m. 1 p.m. 2-4 p.m. 2:30 or 3 p.m. 4-6 p.m. 4 or 5 p.m. see instructor Conflicts 4-6 p.m. 1. Examinations will be held in the regular classroom unless otherwise assigned by the instructor. If you have any questions about the schedule, check with your instructor. 2. Evening classes starting 6 p.m. or later will have exams at the regular class meeting time during final exam week. 3. Classes which meet at 7 a.m. (or other hours not listed) may schedule the final exam during the CONFLICTS time on the schedule or at any other time that does not conflict with the regular exam schedule. 4. Saturday classes will hold final exams on the last Saturday of their scheduled meeting time. Final exams will be given in their regular classrooms. 5. Final examinations take place the last week of each term. You must take finals at the scheduled time; exceptions will be made only for illness or other circumstances beyond your control, and must be approved by your instructor prior to scheduled exam time. Finals week* Dec March June 6-11 Last day of term Dec. 11 March 19 June 11 Commencement GED & Adult High School Diploma College Certificate & Degree June 9, 2016 June 10, 2016 College closure information located on p.129. June 9, 2016 June 10, 2016 Deadlines are the end of the business day unless otherwise noted. All calendar dates are subject to change without prior notice. 6 For information about Clackamas Community College, call June 9, 2016 June 10, 2016 The information in this schedule reflects current programs, requirements and costs. These are all subject to change, and Clackamas Community College reserves the right to make any necessary revisions in the information contained here without prior notice.

7 Get Started at CCC! Como Inscribirse Looking for a Non-Credit Registration Form? You ll find it on p.8 of the Schedule of Classes. New Student? Start here. If you are a new student with no previous CCC credits, including credits earned in high school, workshops or trainings, follow these 6 steps to get started at Clackamas. For more information visit Our Admissions Welcome Center is here to help you get started! Call: or [email protected] 1 APPLY TO CCC Go to to apply online or request an application. admissions@clackamas. edu if you have any questions. 2 APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID (if applicable) Apply online every year for financial aid at (beginning January 1st). 3 SUBMIT ANY PREVIOUS COLLEGE WORK (if applicable) CCC accepts transfer credits from regionally accredited institutions. You may be able to apply these credits toward a CCC degree or certificate. Submit your official transcripts to the Registration and Records office and check your myclackamas student account for further instructions. 4 LOG IN TO MYCLACKAMAS Instructions will be sent to the account (gmail, yahoo, etc.) you provided on your admission application. See p.8 for more information. 5 DETERMINE COURSE PLACEMENT Visit for Placement Assessment information. OR To determine if you can use your ACT/SAT scores (minimum scores required), visit edu/placement_testing.aspx and click on Do I need to take a placement assessment?. OR Bring in transcripts from another college to an academic advisor. 6 ATTEND A NEW STUDENT ADVISING SESSION & REGISTER FOR CLASSES Visit for current session availability. Bring your CCC student ID number and a copy of your placement results. Returning CCC Student? Start here. If you have taken classes or workshops at CCC within the last three years there s no need to reapply for admission! You re ready to register for classes online through myclackamas. 1 NOTIFY ENROLLMENT SERVICES if you ve changed your major/program of study, address, or phone number by ing [email protected] or visiting the Enrollment Services Center at any of our three campuses. 2 CLEAR OUTSTANDING DEBT or prior term balances at any CCC Enrollment Services Center. 3 REVIEW YOUR EDUCATION PLAN with an academic advisor. 4 REGISTER FOR CLASSES online through myclackamas You can also register by mail, fax or in person at any of our three campuses. Registration forms are available at www. clackamas.edu/forms. 5 PAY YOUR TUITION AND FEES online or in person. Tuition rates, payment, and important dates can be found on p in this Schedule of Classes. Don t forget! Visit aspx for your next steps after registration! Get your student ID card at any of our three campuses. Veterans and Military Dependents: Visit www. clackamas.edu/veterans/ for VA Educational benefits information. Information about dates, policies and academic regulations is available at or the Enrollment Services Center at any of our three campuses. 7

8 Money, registration and myclackamas what you need to know! College Services Fee A non-refundable $20 per term fee will be applied to students taking credit courses. The College Services Fee covers the cost of various services including graduation, parking, a shuttle, testing and transcripts. The fee is applied at the time of registration for students registering for one or more credits. Refunds If you stop going to class and you don t officially drop the classes from your schedule, you will be held academically and financially responsible. See p.10 for important information about Financial Aid and refund deadlines. myclackamas myclackamas is your portal to all things CCC. This secure site allows you to check your CCC assigned , register and pay for classes, access financial aid documents and more. After you are admitted to CCC, an with your new CCC student address and instructions for logging into myclackamas will be sent to the secondary account (gmail, yahoo, etc.) you provided on your admission application. If you applied for admission and: don t know your CCC address, go to myclackamas ( and choose Forgot your address? don t know your password, go to myclackamas ( and choose Forgot Password? Follow the directions provided. still need help with this process, go to myclackamas ( and click the help button or call If you are a current CCC student and: don t have a CCC address: Contact Enrollment Services at registrar@clackamas. edu and provide a secondary account (gmail, yahoo, etc.). An with instructions for logging into myclackamas will be sent to that account. are experiencing problems logging into your myclackamas account: Contact Enrollment Services at NOTE: Your CCC account is the primary method of communication between you and the College. Be sure to check your at least twice a week through myclackamas. Registration Registration is based on the number of completed credits at CCC (credits completed at other colleges are not counted for registration purposes). Courses in progress during the current term do not count toward this total. Registration is done online (myclackamas), in person, or by mail/fax. Registration times: Credits Date Time 80+ Tuesday, May 19, :00am Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Noon Wednesday, May 20, :00am Wednesday, May 20, 2015 Noon Thursday, May 21, :00am 6-19 Thursday, May 21, 2015 Noon 1-5 Friday, May 22, :00am Open Registration Friday, May 22, 2015 Noon Note: If you miss your registration window, you are able to register any time after that Changes: Late Registration: Once a class begins, instructor consent will be required. Late Registration Fee: Now known as Late Add Fee and will be applied on the 4th business day after the first official day of class. In-state tuition increased by $3 resulting in a $87 per credit rate Recognition of Excellence: Students will now be recognized for achieving a 3.5 GPA in a minimum of 6 credits with grades of A, B, C, or D. There will be 2 levels of recognition: Honor Roll for a GPA of and President s List for a GPA of 3.75 or greater. Marijuana will become legal for individuals 21 years or older beginning July 1, Marijuana is prohibited on campus at CCC and will be considered a violation of the student conduct code. We will treat all students under the influence of marijuana just as we would students under the influence of alcohol. Student Information Update: Students will be required to update or confirm their educational goal, program of study, address, and phone number. This will be done using an online tool when students log into myclackamas four times per year. Incomplete Grades: A grade of incomplete indicates that a student s work has been satisfactory but a small but essential amount of work has to be made up. This could include one exam, a paper, or other assignment. An incomplete can only be initiated with instructor approval and in consultation with the student. The instructor will determine the timeline within which the student must complete the outstanding work, with a maximum of one calendar year. After that calendar year if the work has not been completed, the grade awarded will be the grade at the time the incomplete was initiated. 8 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

9 Clackamas Community College offers a variety of continuing education courses, workshops, seminars and trainings both as credit and non-credit opportunities. The Non-Credit Registration form on this page is for students who are not planning to pursue a degree or certificate or are registering for less than 6 credits and are looking for opportunities to advance their knowledge or skill set. If you are planning to register for Community Education courses, please refer to the page following the in this Schedule of Classes for more information and registration form. Non-Credit Registration Form Part A: Student Information 1 Social Security Number* Student Status New CCC Student Currently Enrolled at CCC Previously Attended CCC 2 Date of Birth* (MM/DD/YYYY) 3 Last Name* Other Names Used 4 First Name* Middle Initial Gender Male Female 5 Mailing Address* City State Zip 6 Address 7 Daytime Phone Number* 8 Evening Phone Number* High School/GED: Name of School/Institution City State Year Graduated/Obtained Previous College Attended: Name of School Dates Location Award * Your Social Security Number (SSN) is required if you plan to apply for financial aid or loans. IRS regulations require that you furnish an SSN or Tax Identification Number (TIN) so that it may be included on the 1098-T information return filed by the college if you are eligible for some tax credits. The College will use your SSN for keeping records, doing research, aggregate reporting, extending your credit and collecting debts. Providing your SSN means that you consent to the use of the number in the manner described. Your SSN will not be given to the general public and, as you will be issued a separate student ID, will not be used as your primary ID. Please note that per OAR , if you choose not to provide your SSN, you will not be denied any rights as a student. Residency/Student Type (required for tuition purposes) In State: US citizen or permanent resident of OR, CA, ID, WA or NV 90days prior to first day of class Oregon Washington California Idaho Nevada Out of State: US citizen and permanent resident outside of OR, CA, ID, WA or NV Foreign Person Info: If you are an international student (F-1 Visa), you must submit an international student application Immigrant Refugee Other Country of Citizenship What will you be studying? (select one) Personal Interest Continuing Education (CEU) Professional Interest English as a Second Language (ESL) Adult Basic Education (ABE) General Equivalency Degree (GED) Clackamas is required by the U.S. Federal Government to ask the following: Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino Choose not to respond Race: (choose all that apply) American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander White Choose not to respond What's your main reason for attending CCC? (select one) Graduate with a degree or certificate and transfer to a four year college Graduate with a degree or certificate and become employed in my field (earn a degree/certificate) Transfer without a degree To get a better job after taking classes Take job related, or job required classes Finish high school Prepare for a GED Exam Learn English Improve reading, writing or math skills Just having fun Exploring career and education options Other Asked, no response Please answer the following questions: (for statistical purposes only) 1) Are you the first person in your family to attend college? Yes No 2) Are you a veteran of the U.S. Military? Yes No 3) What is your household income? $0-$15,000 $15,000-$30,000 $30,000-$50,000 $50,000+ 4) What is your employment status? Employed 35 hrs/week or more Employed less than 35 hrs/week Retired Not employed Part B: Course Registration Requests 9 Part C: Registration Confirmation 10 CRN (5-digit number) Course Title Payment is due at the time of registration. By signing this form you agree to all CCC policies and procedures including financial liability. If you fail to pay on time and CCC refers your account(s) to a third party for collection, a collection fee of up to 33% of the debt or the maximum percentage allowed by applicable law will be added to your balance due. CCC will add these fees to your balance due and they will be due and owing no earlier than 90 days after the date your payment is due and prior to referring your account to a collection agency. You will be held academically and financially responsible for all classes. See page 10 in the Class Schedule for important payment deadlines. Signature Date (MM/DD/YY) CCC releases student directory information which includes enrollment status, verification of certificate or degree award, residency status, major and athletic participation. If you do not want information released, please contact the Office of Registration and Records and request the Restrict Directory Information form. Clackamas Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin/ ancestry, disability, family relationship or any other protected status in accordance with applicable law. The college s commitment to nondiscrimination applies to curriculum activity and all aspects of operation of the college. FAX: Mail: Office of Registration and Records Molalla Avenue Oregon City, OR [email protected] Updated 7/01/15

10 Financial Matters How much will I owe? Tuition and Fees Tuition and fee rates are subject to change without prior notice. Tuition Rate Type In-state $87 per credit Out-of-state $257 per credit Comment Applies to U.S. citizens or immigrants with a residency status (90 days at that address prior to the start of the term) in Oregon, Idaho, California, Nevada and Washington. Applies to international students and students residing in states which do not border Oregon. Fee Type Rate Comment General Student and Technology Fee College Services Fee Deferred Payment Fee $6.50 per credit $30 per term Late Add Fee $50 per class Non-Payment Fee $20 per term (nonrefundable) Non- Refundable Third Party Billing Fee Returned Bank Item $75 per term Supports many CCC student activities including athletics, child care, instructional technology and student government. Non-refundable. Applies to credit courses only. The College Services Fee covers the cost of various services including graduation, parking, a shuttle, testing and transcripts. Applied after the second week of the term if a balance is owed to the college. Applied the 4th business day after the first official day of the class. Applied after the sixth week of the term if a balance is owed to the college. $15 Assessed on any student account where CCC is billing an outside business/ organization for tuition and charges. $25 each item Fee for checks returned for nonsufficient funds. Course Fees Varies Certain classes have special fees in addition to tuition and the general fee. These are listed in the Course Fee column in the credit course listing in the Schedule of Classes. Want your refund deposited directly into your bank account? Click on Payment Information in myclackamas then myprofile. Enter your bank account information. This includes financial aid and emergency loan checks. Visit the CCC Bookstore online for information about textbook costs. How do I pay? Pay Now: Payment is due at the time of registration. You can pay in person with cash or a local, bank-imprinted check, for the amount due. You can make credit card payments in person or online using Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. Pay Later*: Payment is due Oct. 9. Accounts with a balance after Oct. 9 will be charged a $30 deferred payment fee. Deferred Payment: Account balances must be paid by Nov. 6 or you will be charged a non-payment fee of $75 and a hold will be put on your account that will prevent future registration. *Pay Later Conditions: You must be 18 years of age, owe a balance of at least $100, and cannot have an existing balance from a previous term or owe a financial aid repayment. If these conditions do not apply, payment is due at the time of registration. How do I get a refund? CCC provides full refunds if you drop your classes on time. We do not provide partial refunds. To receive a full refund YOU must drop your classes: During the first 2 weeks of the class for classes meeting 5 weeks or more During the first week of the class for classes meeting 3-4 weeks Before the class begins for classes meeting 2 weeks or less To view the complete refund policy, please go to How can I get financial help? Getting Started with Financial Aid is as easy as 1-2-3! 1. Apply to CCC and log into your myclackamas account (instructions are ed to you). 2. Complete the FAFSA at and return all documents requested on your myclackamas account. 3. Register for classes. Accept or reject your award letter online. Note: Financial Aid can take up to 12 weeks to process so plan ahead! All CCC required documentation must be submitted by these dates to ensure funding for the term: Fall term 2015: July 6, 2015 Winter term 2016: September 28, 2015 Spring term 2016: January 4, 2016 What if I still have questions? us at [email protected] Drop-in Hours Roger Rook Hall: M-F, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. & 2-4 p.m. 10 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

11 Registration and important information You need to know this! Very Important Registration Information With college comes more choice, freedom and responsibility. Here are some highlights of important information for successful college students. Avoid the $50 late add fee! The late fee will be applied the fourth (4th) business day after the first official day of the class. So if your class starts on a Monday, you must be registered by the end of the business day on Thursday or you will be charge the late fee of $ To avoid this fee, make sure you are registered for all of your courses in a timely manner. Check your schedule on myclackamas both after you register and the first day of the term (your class location may have changed). If you want to add, drop, or change a class, be certain that you make these changes through myclackamas or Enrollment Services and that the changes are reflected on your schedule. To receive a refund for a full-term course, be sure to drop it by the end of the second week. For classes that do not meet the entire term (e.g., weekend courses, short courses, etc.), it is important to refer to the refund schedule online at or on the Financial Matters page in this Schedule of Classes. Avoid non-payment fees by making payments according to the payment plan policy. (See preceding page for more information.) Be a more informed and successful student: Read the Academic Regulations after the course listings in this Schedule of Classes. Ask questions!if you are uncertain about something, ask your instructor or a staff member. They can help you get the answer. Academic Calendar Clackamas Community College operates on the quarter system. Each of our terms are eleven weeks in length with many courses being offered in a condensed and/or standard term format. Be sure to check the Schedule of Classes for individual class meeting times. Corequisite A corequisite is a second, related course in which a student must be simultaneously enrolled in addition to the primary course. Course Pre-requisites Some CCC courses have prerequisite requirements. You will be required to meet these prior to enrolling. Grades Grade options generally include A, B, C, D, F, P/N (Pass, No Pass), or X (Audit). Be sure to select the grade option you want at the time of registration by selecting: Register Pass/ Fail for P/N or Audit for all classes you wish to audit. Registration and Transcript Holds Students who have not met their financial obligations to the college may have restrictions placed on their ability to register for future terms and/or have official transcripts released. Ordering Transcripts Official transcripts (record of your classes, grades earned and degrees awarded) are available upon request. Unofficial transcripts are available via myclackamas. Order transcripts online via myclackamas (mycougartrax), or For more information call our transcript request line at Student Rights & Responsibilities When you enroll at Clackamas Community College you assume certain rights and responsibilities as a student that relate to your educational record, academic performance and individual conduct. These are stated in the Student Handbook Student Photo ID Cards Cards are available at an Enrollment Services Center and are necessary for library checkout, access to computer/tutorial labs and admission to college events. Picture ID and current enrollment are required. There is a $10 replacement fee for stolen or lost ID cards. Graduation Petition to Graduate In order to be evaluated for a certificate or degree from CCC, students must fill out a Petition for Graduation and submit it to the Enrollment Services Center at the Oregon City campus. Please refer to graduation information via the Web for filing deadlines. Questions regarding this process may be directed to or [email protected]. Graduation Ceremonies The GED/Adult High School Diploma graduation ceremony will take place Thursday, June 9, 2016 and the certificate and degree graduation ceremony will be held Friday evening, June 10, Information for both ceremonies will be available on the CCC website in early spring. For questions related to the ceremony, contact the Instructional Services office at

12 Si habla español Como Comenzar Es muy fácil... Sólo necesita contactar a la persona indicada de acuerdo al curso o programa deseado. El proceso de inscripción es sencillo y con la ayuda de su contacto podrá ingresar a las clases con éxito. Existe la posibilidad de ayuda financiera y planes de pago para aquellas personas que deseen tomar clases con créditos. Algunas limitaciones pueden ser aplicadas. El departamento de ayuda financiera se encuentra en el edificio Rook Hall. Contamos con consejeros bilingües (inglés y español) para los alumnos que necesiten asesoría académica para ingresar a programas específicos. El departamento de orientación académica se encuentra en el edificio Community Center. Matrícula para alumnos de ESL Debe hacer una cita. Para las clases diurnas en Oregon City, llame al número Para clases nocturnas en Harmony Center, llame al Refiérase a la páginas para el horario de clases. Cursos en español CCC ofrece los siguientes cursos en español. Estos cursos aparecen en la sección de cursos acreditados, en las páginas 21-92, marcadas con ESPAÑOL en la columna izquierda. GED-011 XSBM-0010 XSBM-0006 GED EN ESPAñOL, 0 CREDIT PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDIT HOW TO PASS THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT Getting Started Getting started at CCC is easy! Just contact the person listed with the course or program you are interested in. The registration process is simple and with our help you will be able to successfully enroll in classes. Financial Aid help may be available to students who qualify and payment plans are offered for students planning to take credit classes. Certain limitations may apply. The Financial Aid Department is located in Rook Hall. We have bilingual academic advisors (English and Spanish) in the Student Success Center for those students who would like information about enrolling in specific programs. Academic advisors are located in the Community Center building. ESL Registration Make an appointment. For day classes in Oregon City, call ; for evening classes at Harmony Center, , noon-8 p.m. Monday-Thursday. See p for class listing. Courses Taught in Spanish CCC offers the following courses taught in Spanish. These classes are noted in the credit course listing, p , with ESPAÑOL in the left column. GED-011 XSBM-0010 XSBM-0006 GED in spanish, 0 CREDIT PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDIT HOW TO PASS THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT Contact Information: Advising Services Career Center Computer Classes... Instructor Adriana Aristizabal, Counseling Services... Guadalupe Martinez, Disability Resource Center English as a Second Language... Nena Monterroza, Spanish GED... Camilo Sanchez, Student and Academic Support Services Testing & Assessment Veteran s Center Workforce Services...Irene Carrillo, For information about Clackamas Community College, call

13 Veterans Services Veterans Education and Training Center CCC Oregon City Campus, Community Center Room The Veteran Education and Training Center is a service of Clackamas Community College dedicated in gratitude to providing hospitality, advocacy, and the highest quality of service to all Veterans. The VET Center s staff goal is to support every Veteran s transition from warrior to student to graduate and finally to working professional. The VET Center will ensure every individual Veteran s unique needs are met. Clackamas Community College recognizes and honors the Military Veterans of our community and their families. Please allow us the honor and privilege to serve you! The college provides a wide range of services for Veterans which include: Information about benefits Education and career information Assistance with getting started and being successful Referrals to additional resources Assistance with necessary paperwork VA enrollment and progress certification Student Veterans Club Veterans Events Transition Assistance Workshops Veterans Book Share Veterans Text Book Grants Military Families Scholarship Endowment VA Work study The regulations and requirements associated with providing and receiving the variety of veteran benefits are numerous and complex. We can help you understand your benefits and the process of accessing them. Please come see us soon and often to be informed and ensure you remain in compliance. Army Strong Community Center CCC Oregon City Campus The Army Strong Community Center (ASCC) is located in the Community Center on the CCC Oregon City campus. Newly opened in May 2011, our center is exciting news, being the first ASCC to be located west of the Mississippi River as well as at a community college. The ASCC is a virtual installation designed to provide support close to home. As a service member, retiree, veteran or family member, you can make use of resources and responsive services at the same level of access you would expect to find on a military installation.the ASCC staff has developed a network of government, veteran and social service resources and they know how to weave them together to maximize results for every Military Family that has presented a question or concern and works together for a successful resolution. Workforce Services Skill up for jobs of the future! WorkSource Clackamas is preparing Oregonians for jobs in healthcare, manufacturing, high tech, green technologies and more! Job Search and Training Help Are you looking for a job? Do you need to upgrade your skills to get a better job? Interested in working and learning on the job (OJT)? WorkSource Clackamas has no-cost career advancement services which can help you update your skills sharpen your job search expertise access jobs in high-growth careers Take the next step! Contact our Career Specialists to learn more about our incredible career workshops and services. Contact us at or visit us on the Web at Consult the Experts! NO-COST Career Workshops at WorkSource Clackamas 506 High Street, Oregon City Our Career Specialists are experts in job search strategies. Join a workshop to practice innovative techniques to find employers, develop a resume, improve networking, interview better, and improve your job search. Visit or call to learn more about the NO COST workshops. Call Reservations required. Building Skills and Growing Businesses! Sponsored by the Workforce Investment Council of Clackamas County WorkSource Oregon is an equal opportunity employer/program. WorkSource Oregon es un programa/empleador que respeta la igualdad de oportunidades. 13

14 Distance Learning There are many alternatives to on-campus courses that allow busy students to pursue their educational goals. These courses may involve the use of computers, video, voice mail, and the Internet. Some of these courses may require orientation, class meetings, lab work and testing to be done on campus. You may contact the course instructor for more information about specific on-campus activity requirements. Interested in Distance Learning? Visit Distance Learning on the Web at for information about: Course Offerings Computer Requirements Technical Skills Needed How to Get Started Moodle Workshops for Students Online Courses Online courses take place over the Internet, allowing students to complete their assignments, work cooperatively with other students, and take quizzes and exams without having to come to campus. Some online courses may require exams to be taken on campus or in a proctored setting. You may contact the course instructor for information about exam requirements. HYbrid Courses Hybrid courses describe a format that combines face-to-face classroom instruction with computer-based learning. Hybrid courses combine instructional time spent in the classroom with online time. The result is a course that offers the student the high-touch aspects of face-to-face time in the classroom with the anytime/anywhere high-tech online course learning opportunities. The Hybrid format reduces the amount of time the student needs to be on campus. Hybrid courses are identified in the quarterly Schedule of Classes by the term HYBRID and also the icon HYB. Technical Skills Required To participate in an online course, students should have working knowledge of word processing software, Internet and use and Moodle software. Get Started in Distance Learning Instructions for getting started in a Distance Learning class can be found at questions about distance learning? Call [email protected] Online Courses Fall Term 2015 Complete course information available in Credit, p Indicated with: WEB Business BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BT BT BT Career Planning HD HD College Success EL HD LIB INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS, 4 CREDITS BUSINESS MATH, 3 CREDITS GENERAL ACCOUNTING I, 4 CREDITS LEADERSHIP AND MOTIVATION, 3 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS WITH TECHNOLOGY, 4 CREDITS MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS, 4 CREDITS FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I, 4 CREDITS FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II, 4 CREDITS DECISION MAKING WITH ACCOUNTING INFORMATION, 4 CREDITS BUDGETING FOR MANAGERS, 3 CREDITS PERSONAL FINANCE, 4 CREDITS PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING, 4 CREDITS BUSINESS LAW I, 4 CREDITS SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING, 3 CREDITS HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS, 4 CREDITS BUSINESS EDITING I, 3 CREDITS WORD I, 3 CREDITS INTEGRATED PROJECTS, 4 CREDITS CAREER EXPLORATION, 3 CREDITS DECISION MAKING, 1 credit TAKING EFFECTIVE NOTES, 1 credit COLLEGE SUCCESS EXPANDED, 3 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY RESEARCH, 1 credit Communication Studies COMM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE SEXES, 4 CREDITS Computer Science CS CS CS-125H-30 CS-133VB-30 CS-135S-30 CS SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS HTML & WEB SITE DESIGN, 3 CREDITS VISUAL BASIC.NET I, 3 CREDITS MICROSOFT EXCEL, 3 CREDITS COMPUTER END USER SUPPORT, 3 CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience CWE Criminal Justice CJA CJA CJA COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE SEMINAR I, 0 credit CRIMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT, 4 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS, 3 CREDITS 14 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

15 Education ECE ECE ECE ED ED ED ED ED KINDERGARTEN READINESS, 1 credit WORKING WITH THE GIFTED YOUNG CHILD, 1 credit INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION & FAMILY STUDIES, 3 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES IN READING & LANGUAGE ARTS, 3 CREDITS INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES, 3 CREDITS FOUNDATIONS OF CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY, 3 CREDITS Electronics & Microelectronics SM SM Engineering MET English ENG Gerontology GRN Health HE HE HE HE HE HE HE HE HE HE SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESSING III, 2 CREDITS VACUUM TECHNOLOGY, 2 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY CAREERS, 2 CREDITS MYSTERY FICTION, 4 CREDITS CAREERS IN GERONTOLOGY, 1 credit PERSONAL TRAINING, 3 CREDITS NUTRITION, WEIGHT CONTROL & PHYSICAL FITNESS, 3 CREDITS NUTRITION, WEIGHT CONTROL & PHYSICAL FITNESS, 3 CREDITS NUTRITION, WEIGHT CONTROL & PHYSICAL FITNESS, 3 CREDITS YOUTH ADDICTIONS, 3 CREDITS SPORTS NUTRITION, 3 CREDITS PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS Humanities/Social Sciences ANT ANT ART ART ART EC EC HST HST HST HUM HUM MUS MUS MUS MUS PH PHL PS PSY PSY SOC SOC SSC SSC PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS ART APPRECIATION, 3 CREDITS HISTORY OF WESTERN ART, 4 CREDITS DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & PHOTO IMAGING, 3 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS, 4 CREDITS PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: MICRO, 4 CREDITS HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, 4 CREDITS FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS AMERICAN MILITARY CONFLICT: WARS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY, 4 CREDITS MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS MUSIC APPRECIATION, 3 CREDITS MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF JAZZ, 4 CREDITS MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF ROCK, 4 CREDITS GENERAL ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS, 4 CREDITS AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & POLITICS, 4 CREDITS PSYCHOLOGY: AN OVERVIEW, 4 CREDITS PSYCHOLOGY: AN OVERVIEW, 4 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS SOCIAL STRATIFICATION & SOCIAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS AMERICAN MILITARY CONFLICT: WARS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY, 4 CREDITS Mathematics MTH ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS MTH COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS MTH STATISTICS I, 4 CREDITS Medical Assistant MA MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS Physical Education PE SPORT & EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY, 3 CREDITS PE-294A-01 PHILOSOPHY OF COACHING, 2 CREDITS Science BI GENERAL BIOLOGY; CELLULAR BIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS BI GENERAL BIOLOGY; CELLULAR BIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS BI GENERAL BIOLOGY; ANIMAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS BI GENERAL BIOLOGY; PLANTS & THE ECOSYSTEM, 4 CREDITS BI INTRODUCTORY MICROBIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS GS ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS GS ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS Writing WR COMMUNICATION SKILLS: OCCUPATIONAL WRITING, 3 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY WRITING, 1 credit WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING, 4 CREDITS WR TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING, 4 CREDITS WR FOOD WRITING, 4 CREDITS 15

16 Hybrid Courses Complete course information available in Credit, p Indicated with: HYB Art ART Business BA BA BA BA BA College Success HISTORY OF WESTERN ART, 4 CREDITS BUSINESS MATH, 3 CREDITS PROJECT MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS TEAMWORK, 3 CREDITS BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS WITH TECHNOLOGY, 4 CREDITS HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4 CREDITS HD CTE COLLEGE SURVIVAL, 1 credit HD TRN COLLEGE SURVIVAL, 1 credit Computer Science CS CS CS CS Education ECE ECE ECE SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS OBSERVATION AND GUIDANCE II IN ECE SETTINGS, 4 CREDITS NUTRITION, MUSIC AND MOVEMENT IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS ENVIRONMENTS & CURRICULUM PLANNING II, 3 CREDITS Energy Resource Management ERM ERM ERM ERM English ENG ENG Family Studies HDF HDF Gerontology GRN Health HE HE HE HE HPE Horticulture HOR HOR HOR HOR INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY INDUSTRY AND CAREER OPTIONS, 3 CREDITS CAREER PORTFOLIO, 4 CREDITS CAREER INTERVIEW STRATEGIES, 1 credit ENERGY APPLICATIONS: RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES, 4 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: FICTION, 4 CREDITS INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: COMICS, 4 CREDITS PRENATAL, INFANT & TODDLER DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS UNDERSTANDING CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, 3 CREDITS SPECIAL TOPICS IN GERONOTOLOGY, 1 credit INTRODUCTION TO FITNESS TECHNOLOGY CAREERS, 1 credit FIRST AID/CPR/AED, 3 CREDITS FIRST AID/CPR/AED, 3 CREDITS FIRST AID/CPR/AED, 3 CREDITS HEALTH & FITNESS FOR LIFE, 3 CREDITS PLANT PROPAGATION/FALL, 3 CREDITS PLANT IDENTIFICATION/FALL, 3 CREDITS WEED IDENTIFICATION, 2 CREDITS INSECT IDENTIFICATION, 2 CREDITS Humanities/Social Sciences HUM R SSC Mathematics MTH MTH MTH MTH MTH MTH Medical Assistant MA Physical Education PE Science CH World Languages GER Writing WR WR FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS STRENGTH & CONDITIONING THEORY & TECHNIQUES, 3 CREDITS INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS SECOND-YEAR GERMAN I, 4 CREDITS ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS 16 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

17 Clackamas in Your Community Credit and non-credit courses offered at Clackamas Community College sites near you! CCC at Harmony Community Campus CCC Wilsonville Campus CCC in Canby Along with the Oregon City campus, Clackamas Community College has two additional campuses to serve the needs of students in other parts of the district. The college s Harmony campus is a full service campus in the North Clackamas area (near Clackamas Town Center). The Wilsonville campus is full service as well, and is easily accessible from I-5. In addition, there are many CCC courses available in other communities throughout the district. CCC at Harmony Community Campus 7738 SE Harmony Road, Milwaukie, Oregon / OIT Metro Center: 7726 SE Harmony Road, Milwaukie, Oregon The following courses are available at Clackamas Community College. For more information, contact Adult Basic Education (ABE) Instruction offered to improve reading, writing, and math skills. Individual schedules are arranged. Students must be 16 years old. Fees determined at assessment. For additional information about orientation and scheduling, please call Days/Harmony Campus: M-TH, 1-3 p.m. ABE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, 0 CREDITS To register for these classes, see credit course listing, pages for time, date, course registration number. Business Development Center Classes/Workshops Small Business Development Center (SBDC) classes are offered as practical training for owners and managers of small businesses and do NOT fulfill the requirements for any college transfer, general education or certificate programs. For more information about these classes or other questions regarding your small business needs, contact the SBDC at or bizcenter@clackamas. edu. Website: SBM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PRE-LICENSE, 0 CREDITS SBM SMALL BUSINESS GREENHOUSE, 0 CREDITS SBM SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT I, 0 CREDITS XSBM GOING INTO BUSINESS, 0 CREDITS XSBM GOING INTO BUSINESS, 0 CREDITS XSBM GOING INTO BUSINESS, 0 CREDITS XSBM HOW TO PASS THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDITS XSBM MANAGING YOUR ONLINE REPUTATION, 0 CREDITS XSBM MARKETING MASTERY, 0 CREDITS XSBM MOBILE 4 BUSINESS, 0 CREDITS XSBM PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDITS Harmony Community Campus Hours Hours are subject to change. Please call for updated information. Campus closed Wednesday, Sept 23rd, Wednesday, Nov. 11, Thursday-Friday, Nov Building Hours Sept M-F 7:30 a.m - 8 p.m. Sept. 21-Dec. 18 M-Th 7:30 a.m.-10 p.m. F 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. S 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Student Services Sept M -Th 8 a.m.-6 p.m. F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 28-Oct. 3 M-Th 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. S 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 5-Dec. 18 M-Th 8 a.m.-6 p.m. F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. S 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Advising Sept M-Th 9 a.m.-6:00 p.m. F 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 28-Oct. 3 M-Th 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. F 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 5-Dec. 18 M-Th 9 a.m.-6 p.m. F 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Testing & Assessment Sept. 8-Dec. 18 M -Th 9 a.m.-6 p.m. F 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Bookstore Sept M-T 10 a.m.-3 p.m. W Closed Th-F 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 28-Oct. 3 M-TH 9 a.m.-7 p.m. F 10 a.m.-3 p.m. S 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oct. 5-9 M-T 9 a.m.-7 p.m. W-Th 9 a.m.-1 p.m., 2-6 p.m. F Closed Oct. 12-Nov. 6 M-Th 9 a.m.-1 p.m., 2-6 p.m. F Closed Nov. 9-Dec. 4 M-Th 10 a.m.-3 p.m. F Closed Nov. 11 Closed for Veteran s Day Holiday Nov Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday Textbook Buyback Dec M-W 9 a.m.-1 p.m., 2-6 p.m. Th-F 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Where to find food Cougar Express Café: Harmony Building 1st Floor Lobby, featuring daily specials M Th 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. & 4:30-6 p.m. F 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Bookstore: Harmony Building 1 st Floor Lobby has a wide variety of food choices. There is a microwave in the Harmony Building 2nd floor common area for students to heat food. 17

18 XSBM PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDITS XSBM PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDITS XSBM PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDITS XSBM PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDITS XSBM PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDITS XSBM QUICKBOOKS PRO PART I, 0 CREDITS XSBM QUICKBOOKS PRO: PART II, 0 CREDITS XSBM SMALL BUSINESS RECORDKEEPING & BUSINESS TAX BASICS, 0 CREDITS XSBM SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION, 0 CREDITS XSBM SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE, 0 CREDITS XSBM SOCIAL MEDIA, 0 CREDITS XSBM WORDPRESS WEB DESIGN PART I, 0 CREDITS XSBM WORDPRESS WEB DESIGN PART II, 0 CREDITS XSBM QUICKBOOKS BASIC PAYROLL, 0 CREDITS Clinical Lab Assistant For more information about these classes contact: Health-Science- [email protected] CLA INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH CARE, 2 CREDITS CLA CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT SKILLS I, 3 CREDITS CLA-101L-01 CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT SKILLS I LAB, 1 credit CLA-101L-02 CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT SKILLS I LAB, 1 credit CLA PHLEBOTOMY FOR CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANTS, 1 credit CLA-118L-01 PHLEBOTOMY FOR CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT LAB, 1 credit Career Planning For more information about these classes call: HD ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION, 1 credit HD MANAGING CONFLICT IN YOUR LIFE, 1 credit College Success For more information about these classes call: FYE FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE LEVEL I, 2 CREDITS WRD INTRODUCTORY READING & WRITING 2: COLLEGE PREPARATION, 4 CREDITS Communication Studies For more information about these classes call: Communication Studies Department, COMM PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS COMM PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS COMM INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION, 4 CREDITS Computer Science For more information about these classes call: Computer Science Department, CS SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS Dental Assistant For more information about these classes contact: Health-Science- [email protected] DA DENTAL RADIOLOGY I, 2 CREDITS DA-101L-01 DENTAL RADIOLOGY I LAB, 1 credit DA-101L-02 DENTAL RADIOLOGY I LAB, 1 credit DA CLINICAL PROCEDURES I, 2 CREDITS DA-104L-01 CLINICAL PROCEDURES I LAB, 1 credit DA DENTAL MATERIALS I, 2 CREDITS DA-107L-01 DENTAL MATERIALS I LAB, 1 credit DA-107L-02 DENTAL MATERIALS I LAB, 1 credit DA CLINICAL PRACTICUM I, 1 credit DA DENTAL SCIENCE, 2 CREDITS DA DENTAL INFECTION CONTROL, 2 CREDITS Emergency Medical Technician For more information about these classes contact: Health-Science- EMT EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PART I, 5 CREDITS EMT EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PART II, 5 CREDITS EMT INTRODUCTION TO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES, 3 CREDITS English as a Second Language These classes are for students ages 16 and older whose first language is not English. Required: Instructor consent. Call for information. Para más información, llame ESL BEGINNING ESL, 0 CREDITS ESL BEGINNING ESL, 0 CREDITS ESL INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 0 CREDITS ESL UPPER INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 0 CREDITS ESL BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDITS ESL UPPER BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDITS ESL INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR A, 0 CREDITS ESL UPPER INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR A, 0 CREDITS ESL BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDITS ESL UPPER BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDITS ESL INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 0 CREDITS ESL UPPER INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 0 CREDITS GED LATINO GED & LIFE SKILLS, 0 CREDITS GED LATINO GED & LIFE SKILLS, 0 CREDITS Food and Nutrition For more information about these classes contact: Health-Science- FN NUTRITION, 4 CREDITS FN NUTRITION, 4 CREDITS FN NUTRITION, 4 CREDITS 18 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

19 Humanities/Social Sciences For more information about these classes call: Humanities Division, EC PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: MICRO, 4 CREDITS ENG INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: FICTION, 4 CREDITS GEO CULTURAL & HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 4 CREDITS HST INTRODUCTION TO ORAL HISTORY, 4 CREDITS HUM FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS MUS MUSIC AND MEDIA: SEX, DRUGS, ROCK & ROLL, 1 credit MUS MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF ROCK, 4 CREDITS MUS MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF ROCK, 4 CREDITS PHL CRITICAL REASONING, 4 CREDITS PSY HUMAN RELATIONS, 3 CREDITS PSY HUMAN RELATIONS, 3 CREDITS PSY PSYCHOLOGY AS A NATURAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS PSY INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS R WORLD RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS SOC MARRIAGE, FAMILY & INTIMATE RELATIONS, 4 CREDITS SSC FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS Mathematics For more information about these classes call: Mathematics Department, MTH FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC I, 4 CREDITS MTH FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC I, 4 CREDITS MTH FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC II, 4 CREDITS MTH FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC II, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS MTH COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS MTH COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS Medical Assistant For more information about these classes contact: Health-Science- [email protected] MA MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS MA MEDICAL OFFICE PRACTICES, 4 CREDITS MA INSURANCE & HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS Nursing For more information about these classes contact: Health-Science- NRS NRS-110C-01 NRS-110C-02 NRS-110C-03 NRS NUR NUR-100C-01 NUR-100C-02 Occupational Safety FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING-HEALTH PROMOTION, 5 CREDITS FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING - HEALTH PROMOTION CLINIC, 4 CREDITS FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING - HEALTH PROMOTION CLINIC, 4 CREDITS FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING - HEALTH PROMOTION CLINIC, 4 CREDITS NURSING IN ACUTE CARE II & END OF LIFE, 3 CREDITS NURSING ASSISTANT I, 7 CREDITS NURSING ASSISTANT I CLINICAL, 0 CREDITS NURSING ASSISTANT I CLINICAL, 0 CREDITS For more information about these classes call: OROSHA at XUT-C Confined Space Safety,.4 CEUs XUT-C Hazard Communication Program-Aligned with GHS,.4 CEUs Science For more information about these classes call: BI INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS BI-120L-01 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDITS BI-120L-02 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDITS ESR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS 19

20 CCC Wilsonville Campus SW Town Center Loop East, Wilsonville, Oregon The following courses are available at Clackamas Community College, Wilsonville Campus and will fulfill all requirements of the Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer and the Associate of General Studies. For more information, contact Career Planning For more information about these classes call: HD STRESS MANAGEMENT, 1 credit HD BUILDING SELF-CONFIDENCE, 1 credit Communication Studies For more information about these classes call: Communication Studies Department, COMM PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS Energy Resource Management/Utility Workforce For more information about these classes call: Wilsonville Advising, ERM INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY INDUSTRY AND CAREER OPTIONS, 3 CREDITS ERM CAREER PORTFOLIO, 4 CREDITS ERM CAREER INTERVIEW STRATEGIES, 1 credit ERM OSHA 10 TRAINING, 1 credit ERM FLAGGING-WORK ZONE PROTECTION, 1 credit ERM UTILITY INDUSTRY HEALTH AWARENESS, 3 CREDITS ERM UTILITY INDUSTRY SAFETY DEVELOPMENT, 4 CREDITS erm energy applications: renewable energy resources, 4 credits Health For more information about these classes call: HE COMMUNITY CPR, 1 credit HE COMMUNITY CPR, 1 credit Humanities & Social Sciences For more information about these classes call: Humanities Division, ART DRAWING, 4 CREDITS ENG POPULAR LITERATURE, 4 CREDITS HST HISTORY OF LOVE, MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY IN WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS PSY INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS SOC INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS WR TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING, 4 CREDITS Mathematics For more information about these classes call: Mathematics Department, MTH FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC II, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS MTH ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS Science For more information about these classes call: G GENERAL GEOLOGY, 4 CREDITS G GENERAL GEOLOGY, 4 CREDITS CCC Extension Sites CCC in Canby Classes are held Applied Technology Center unless otherwise noted. See the Credit Section of the Schedule for information on location of classes. GED Español These classes are for students ages 16 and older. Register first night of class. Required: Instructor consent. Call for information. Para más información, llame GED Wilsonville Campus Hours Hours are subject to change. Please call for updated information. Building Hours Sept. 28-Dec. 11 M-Th 8 a.m.-7 p.m. F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Student Services Sept. 28-Dec. 11 M-Th 8 a.m.-7 p.m. F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Advising Center Sept. 28-Dec. 18 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Testing & Assessment Center or Sept. 28-Dec. 11 M-Th 11 a.m.-7 p.m. F 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Dec M-F 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. LATINO GED & LIFE SKILLS, 0 CREDITS 20 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

21 Course No. title/credit Listing Credit and non-credit courses offered Fall 2015 Adult Basic Education (ABE) ABE-012 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, 0 CREDIT Instruction offered to improve reading, writing, and math skills. Students must be 16 years old. Required: Instructor consent. ABE ??? MTWTH 1-2:50PM S. HATSWELL/S. MCKENNA $0 $0 $55 $55 4 ABE ??? MTWTH 1-2:50PM H. PAZ $0 $0 $55 $55 At Harmony Community Campus. Anthropology ANT-101 PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS Introduces the study of humans as biocultural beings in the context of modern genetics, evolutionary theory, primate taxonomy, anatomy and behavior, fossil hominines, and the role of the physical anthropologist in forensic science. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB ANT ??? R. KEELER $348 $26 $60 $434 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or ANT-102 ARCHAEOLOGY & PREHISTORY, 4 CREDITS Introduces the methods used by archaeologists to study the development of human cultures. Provides a survey of world prehistory, tracing the transition of human societies from hunting and gathering to farming, to the beginning of urban life and the rise of early civilizations. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. ANT ??? MW 8-9:50AM R. KEELER $348 $26 $0 $374 ANT-103 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, 4 CREDITS Introduces the diversity of contemporary human cultures and the ways anthropologists study and compare them in an effort to understand how different societies organize their lives and make sense of the world around them. Explores the interrelationships among the various elements of culture. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB ANT ??? R. KEELER $348 $26 $60 $434 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or ANT-232 INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA, 4 CREDITS A broad survey of the cultures, arts, and history of Native Americans north of Mexico. Uses archaeological, ethno-historical, and ethnographic evidence to explore the diversity of Native American cultures from prehistoric times to the present. Includes contemporary issues in Native American life. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. ANT ??? TTH 8-9:50AM R. KEELER $348 $26 $0 $374 ANT-280 ANTHROPOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of anthropology and/or archaeology. Prerequisite: Student must have previously completed 9 credits at CCC and declared a major. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. ANT ??? R. KEELER $522 $39 $45 $606V Art ART-100A JEWELRY MAKING TECHNIQUES, 1 CREDIT Various topics will introduce techniques in: construction, forming, fabrication, soldering, inlay, etching, mold making, casting, stone setting, chain making and silversmithing. Students will be encouraged to create and design their own jewelry with both meaning and function. Historical and contemporary issues surrounding jewelry and body adornment will be presented and discussed during the course. May be repeated for up to 3 credits. ART-100A ??? MW 11-1:20PM R. EPSTEIN $87 $6.50 $125 $ Meets: 9/28-10/21. Focus on basic jewelry making. ART-100A ??? S 9-4:20PM J. IIJIMA $87 $6.50 $125 $ Meets: 10/10, 10/24, & 11/7. Focus on basic jewelry making. ART-101 ART APPRECIATION, 3 CREDITS Discover the fundamentals of thinking about and creating art through readings, class discussions, art projects and gallery/ museum tours. This course will examine history, ideas and issues associated with art making and culture from ancient to 20th century. WEB ART ??? C. SIEGFRIED $261 $19.50 $46 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: csiegfried@ clackamas.edu or ART-106 ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS Introduction to the fundamentals of animation and motion graphics design. This project-based course will explore experimental and new technological approaches to creating digital effects and animation for video and web-based applications. Students will learn the basics of After Effects to create successful motion graphics projects. Previous experience with computer graphics and digital video is recommended. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226, DMC-104. ART ??? MW 1-3:50PM T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Recommended: Previous experience with computer graphics and digital video. Offered in MAC format. Continued Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page 132. Continued 21

22 Art, continued ART-204 HISTORY OF WESTERN ART, 4 CREDITS ART-115 BASIC DESIGN: TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN, 4 CREDITS Acquaints students with the vocabulary of composition and the elements and principles of design. Develop creative composition and analytical skills through projects and critiques. Examine historical and contemporary issues and ideas related to visual composition. ART ??? MW 1-3:50PM C. SIEGFRIED $348 $26 $64 $438 ART-116 BASIC DESIGN: COLOR THEORY & COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS Explore the use of color in art. Create charts, paintings and collages that investigate the elements, principles and theory of color. Examine historical and contemporary issues of color and composition in the arts. ART ??? MW 9-11:50AM K. SIMMONS $348 $26 $64 $438 ART-117 BASIC DESIGN: THREE DIMENSIONAL COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS Examine the elements of form, space, structure and sculpture. Create works of art using various sculpture processes. Examine historical and contemporary issues and ideas relating to sculpture and 3-dimensional design. ART ??? MW 1-3:50PM K. SIMMONS $348 $26 $64 $438 ART-131 DRAWING, 4 CREDITS Introduces drawing tools, materials, techniques, elements of composition; line, gesture, color and value. Projects will involve observational drawing with a focus on Still Life and its relationship to volume and form on a two-dimensional plane. Assignments include drawings, assigned readings, term papers and group critiques of drawing projects. Historical issues of drawing will be examined. ART ??? MW 9-11:50AM C. DREGER $348 $26 $64 $438 ART ??? TTH 9-11:50AM D. ANDERSEN $348 $26 $64 $438 ART ??? TTH 1-3:50PM D. ANDERSEN $348 $26 $64 $438 4 ART ??? TTH 6-8:50PM C. SIEGFRIED $0 $0 $438 $438 At Wilsonville Campus. ART-161 PHOTOGRAPHY I, 3 CREDITS Introduction to basic camera operation and basic darkroom processes in developing and printing film. Elements of composition, content, and historical reference will be explored. Required: Access to a 35mm camera with adjustable exposure controls. ART ??? F 12-5:50PM S. ELIOT $261 $19.50 $90 $ Examines art, culture, and history from the Paleolithic through the Byzantine eras. This is a broad overview of art history that promotes an understanding of art and its history through readings, lectures, papers and exams. Students must be able to write brief research papers. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. HYB ART ??? TTH 4-5:20PM N. BRODNICKI $348 $26 $41 $415 Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday and Thursday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or WEB ART ??? J. PONCET $348 $26 $61 $435 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: julieanne.poncet@ clackamas.edu or ART-225 COMPUTER GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS Introduction to the use of digital graphics programs. Photo manipulation, illustration, and compositing techniques will be explored. Design principles and creative composition will be emphasized. Historical and contemporary issues related to graphic design aesthetics will be considered. Recommended: Pass ART-115. ART ??? MW 9-11:50AM T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Section offered in MAC format. ART ??? TTH 1-3:50PM T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Section offered in MAC format. ART-226 COMPUTER GRAPHICS II, 3 CREDITS Continue exploring the processes of digital graphics programs. More advanced aspects of image compositing, bit mapping, layering, and using channels in Photoshop. More advanced aspects of vector graphics creation and document creation in Illustrator and InDesign. Creative problem solving, design applications and contemporary issues will be explored. Historical reference and current trends in digital media will continue to be examined. Recommended: Pass ART-225. ART ??? MW 9-11:50AM T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Section offered in MAC format. ART ??? TTH 1-3:50PM T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Section offered in MAC format. ART-250 CERAMICS/BEGINNING, 4 CREDITS Broad general introduction to ceramics. Explore different methods of working with clay, including pinching, coiling, slab construction and throwing on the wheel. Introduction to glazing and firing methods. Research into the ancient history of ceramics. Develop fundamental skills and clay experience to foster artistic growth. ART ??? TTH 9-11:50AM N. BRODNICKI $348 $26 $69 $443 ART ??? TTH 2-4:50PM K. MCFADDEN $348 $26 $69 $443 ART ??? TTH 6-8:50PM K. MCFADDEN $348 $26 $69 $443 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

23 ART-253 CERAMICS/INTERMEDIATE, 4 CREDITS Further develop ceramic skills, artistry and ideas. Continued exploration of working with clay, including pinching, coiling, slab construction and throwing on the wheel. Continue to learn about glazing and firing methods. Research of ceramics from the ancient period through the 10th century. Prerequisites: Pass ART-250, ART- 251, or ART-252 or instructor consent. ART ??? TTH 9-11:50AM N. BRODNICKI $348 $26 $69 $443 ART ??? TTH 2-4:50PM K. MCFADDEN $348 $26 $69 $443 ART ??? TTH 6-8:50PM K. MCFADDEN $348 $26 $69 $443 ART-262 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & PHOTO IMAGING, 3 CREDITS Introduces concepts, techniques, practices, aesthetics and ethics of photographic imaging and image-making with digital technology. Students will use Adobe Photoshop software. Prerequisite: Pass CS-090 or placement in CS-120 or instructor consent. ART ??? TTH 9-11:50AM D. OLSEN $261 $19.50 $90 $ Offered in MAC format. WEB ART ??? S. ELIOT $261 $19.50 $130 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Photoshop Elements will be used. ART-280 ART/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of art. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. ART ??? T. WASSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to instructor consent. ART-281 PAINTING/BEGINNING, 4 CREDITS Introduces basic painting tools, materials, techniques and elements of composition, color, gesture and value. Direct observation of reality in relation to volume and form on a two-dimensional plane. Assignments include paintings, readings and critique of projects. ART ??? MW 1-3:50PM A. SCHROER $348 $26 $64 $438 ART-284 PAINTING/INTERMEDIATE, 4 CREDITS Utilizes advanced painting concepts, materials and techniques with emphasis on composition, color, gesture and value. Projects will involve observational painting with a focus on Still Life and it s relationship to volume and form on a two-dimensional plane. Assignments include paintings, readings, and critique of projects. Prerequisite: ART-283 or instructor consent. ART ??? MW 1-3:50PM A. SCHROER $348 $26 $64 $438 ART-291 SCULPTURE, 4 CREDITS Introduction to the processes and concepts of sculpture; the elements of form and space will be explored. Clay, plaster, mold making, carving, human form, and assemblage will be introduced. Reference to historical and aesthetic content will be presented. ART ??? MW 1-3:50PM K. SIMMONS $348 $26 $64 $438 DMC-100 INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA ARTS, 3 CREDITS Presents an overview of career opportunities in the media industry. Introduces basic principles common to success in the media industry, common media industry entrance strategies and the history of the industry from film to online media. In addition this course will cover basic theories behind what shapes and drives the media industry. DMC ??? MW 12-1:20PM A. MINGO $261 $19.50 $90 $ DMC-104 DIGITAL VIDEO EDITING, 4 CREDITS Students will utilize video editing skills. These skills will include logging and capturing raw video, assembly of shots on a time line, and the use of effects in the creation of a final video sequence. Along with text generation and video compositing, this course will offer students an in-depth overview of the video editing process. Course will explore the history of film editing and the theory behind various forms of film and video editing. Lab component included. Recommended: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. DMC ??? TTH 9:30-11:55AM A. MINGO $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC-106 ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS Introduction to the fundamentals of animation and motion graphics design. This project-based course will explore experimental and new technological approaches to creating digital effects and animation for video and web-based applications. Students will learn the basics of After Effects to create successful motion graphics projects. Previous experience with computer graphics and digital video is recommended. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226, DMC-104. DMC ??? MW 1-3:50PM T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Recommended: Previous experience with computer graphics and digital video. DMC-111 INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO GAME DESIGN, 3 CREDITS This course provides students with the skills needed to integrate 3D assets and Motion Capture sessions into a Unity-driven game design environment. It will focus on game development skills and the processes required in today s interactive game design industry. From preproduction to game mechanics and design to production, students will utilize Unity game development tools to create powerful games and interactive Augmented Reality projects. DMC ??? TTH 1-3:50PM E. RUHL $261 $19.50 $125 $ DMC-147 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 1 CREDIT Introduction to music and sound as related to moviemaking. Students will have the opportunity to create and assemble music, sound and video into a finished product. DMC ??? F 6:30-8:20PM S 9-5:50PM B. ROSE $87 $6.50 $99 $ Meets: 10/30 & 10/31. DMC-190 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO PROJECT I, 4 CREDITS The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the planning, production, and presentation of an original finished product representative of any one of the focus areas included in the Digital Media Communications Program. DMC ??? TBA TBA A. MINGO $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC ??? TBA TBA T. WASSON $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC-191 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO PROJECT II, 3 CREDITS The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the revision, refinement, and further development of an original finished product representative of any one of the focus areas included in the Digital Multimedia Communications Program, and to collaborate with peers in the process of integrating their work with one additional DMC focus area. Prerequisite: Pass DMC-190. DMC ??? TBA TBA A. MINGO $261 $19.50 $90 $ DMC ??? TBA TBA T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Continued 23

24 Art, continued DMC-192 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO PROJECT III, 4 CREDITS The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the production and production management of an original portfolio project that reflects full integration of DMC focus areas. Prerequisite: Pass DMC-191. DMC ??? TBA TBA A. MINGO $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC ??? TBA TBA T. WASSON $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC-194 INTRODUCTION TO FILM, 4 CREDITS Viewing, discussion, and analysis of films from a variety of eras and cultures. Students will learn to analyze a film beyond its surface meaning, drawing on film aesthetics, technology, history, and theory. The interpretive and critical thinking skills they develop can be applied to a variety of modern media. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. DMC ??? MW 12-1:50PM A. COFFEY $348 $26 $0 $374 DMC-205 DIRECTING FOR FILM & VIDEO, 4 CREDITS Offers students interested in filmmaking the skills needed to successfully direct performances specifically for the screen. Lab component included. Prerequisite: Pass WR-121 or instructors consent. DMC ??? MW 9:30-11:55AM A. MINGO $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC-247 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 3 CREDITS Introduction to sound as related to moviemaking. Students will have the opportunity to create and assemble music sound for video into a finished product. Explores the basic components of commercial film/video production as they related to music and sound. DMC ??? M 3-5:50PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ DMC-280 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of media studies. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. DMC ??? A. MINGO $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: CWE DMC ??? T. WASSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: CWE Arts & Science ASC-175 INTEGRATED SCIENCE INQUIRY, 4 CREDITS An introductory laboratory course for liberal arts majors emphasizing an evolutionary approach to major topics in science through the use of integrated themes. The themes focus on the scientific discoveries and people that shape our understanding of the world. The course emphasizes an interdisciplinary perspective on science, collaborative scientific investigations and critical thinking. Themes have included: Evolution: the Idea that Shocked the World, the People and Animals of Africa, and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Recommended: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ASC ??? TTH 9:30-10:50AM P. SCHULZ $348 $26 $50 $424 A look at Darwin and the theory of evolution. Corequisite: ASC-175L. ASC-175L INTEGRATED SCIENCE INQUIRY LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab section to the ASC-175 lecture course. ASC-175L ??? T 12-2:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 ASC-175L ??? TH 12-2:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 Auto Body/Collision Repair and Refinishing Must have ANSI approved eye protection first day and comply with college safety policy/welding prerequisites. XAB-C001 STREET ROD CONSTRUCTION, 6.6 CEU Provides instruction in small and medium metal part fabrication and repair. Includes shop safety, chemical hazard safety, proper and safe use of tools, basic metal work and finishing, and paint preparation and application. XAB-C ??? THF 6:30-9:20PM F. DAVIS $0 $0 $ $ AB-101 AUTO RESTORATION, 3 CREDITS Designed for students interested in auto body repair and painting their own vehicles. Includes dent removal, panel replacement, welding and painting. May be repeated up to 12 credits. AB ??? S 8-7:50PM R. PETERSON $261 $19.50 $130 $ Meets: 10/3, 10/17, 10/31, 11/14, & 12/5. AB ??? S 8-7:50PM P. NESBITT $261 $19.50 $130 $ Meets: 10/10, 10/24, 11/7, 11/21 & 12/12. AB-112 COLLISION REPAIR WELDING I, 2 CREDITS Focus on auto collision damage repair. Emphasis on Metal Inert Gas (MIG), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), welding on light gauge metals, oxygen-acetylene welding cutting and forming. AB ??? F 8-12:20PM J. PHELPS/D. BATES $174 $13 $124 $311 AB-113 COLLISION REPAIR I/NONSTRUCTURAL, 6 CREDITS Provides basic instruction in collision repairs, including shop safety and chemical hazard safety; proper safe use of tools; basic metal work and finishing; use of filler; door removal, replacement and alignment; and replacement and alignment of bolt-on front end sheet metal parts. Required: Current enrollment in or successful completion of AB-112 and ABR-125. AB ??? MT 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $343 $904 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

25 AB-123 COLLISION REPAIR WELDING II, 2 CREDITS Training in light gauge metal repair: Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). Plasma Arc Cutting (PAC), Squeeze Type Resistance Spot Welding (S-TRSW), and other advanced welding techniques specific to collision damage repair. Prerequisite: Pass AB-112. AB ??? F 8-12:20PM J. PHELPS/D. BATES $174 $13 $112 $299 AB-133 COLLISION REPAIR II/STRUCTURAL, 6 CREDITS Repair major body damage using modern frame repair equipment. Includes repair and replacement of bolt-on, bonded, and welded components using the latest technology. Includes introduction to computerized measuring and damage analysis. Prerequisite: AB-113. AB ??? MT 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $228 $789 AB-149 COLLISION REPAIR ESTIMATING I, 2 CREDITS Provides instruction in procedure and terminology used in the collision repair estimating field. Body part component identification and the effects of a collision on a vehicle will be studied. AB ??? M 6:30-8:45PM R. PETERSON $174 $13 $90 $277 AB-222 COLLISION REPAIR III/ADVANCED STRUCTURAL, 6 CREDITS Major collision repair, with a systems approach: frame and structure, panels, suspension and brakes, electrical and cooling systems. Emphasis on frame and unibody repair, replacement of welded body panels, and diagnosis and repair of related damage. Prerequisite: AB-133. AB ??? MT 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $192 $753 AB-224 COLLISION REPAIR IV/ADVANCED STRUCTURAL, 6 CREDITS Advanced frame and unibody repair procedures. Electronic measurement and dimensioning, repair documentation, brakes suspension, and alignment as they relate to collision repair. Prerequisite: AB-222. AB ??? MT 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $204 $765 AB-226 COLLISION REPAIR V/ADVANCED STRUCTURAL, 6 CREDITS Uses the latest high quality, productive techniques and equipment to repair vehicles to pre-collision condition. Covers the refined collision repair processes for today s workplace. Prerequisite: AB-224. AB ??? MT 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $192 $753 AB-235 COLLISION REPAIR WELDING III, 2 CREDITS Aluminum welding for collision damage repair. Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) processes are learned, along with related weld repair techniques and equipment/safety procedures. Prerequisite: AB-123. AB ??? F 8-12:20PM J. PHELPS/D. BATES $174 $13 $124 $311 AB-280 COLLISION REPAIR/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Work-based learning experience in an auto body repair shop. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. AB ??? M. HOUSE $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE ABR-125 COLLISION REPAIR/REFINISHING I, 6 CREDITS Covers shop safety, fire prevention, selection and use of paint products, abrasives, fillers, basic application of top coats, primers and sealers. Required: Current enrollment in or successful completion of AB-112 and AB-113. ABR ??? WTH 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $244 $805 ABR-127 COLLISION REPAIR/REFINISHING II, 6 CREDITS Application of solvent and waterborne finishes, including spot repairs, color matching, complete refinishing, and problem solving. Introduction to computerized color information retrieval and mixing. Prerequisite: ABR-125. ABR ??? WTH 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $144 $705 ABR-129 COLLISION REPAIR/REFINISHING III, 6 CREDITS Application of solvent and waterborne basecoats, and tri-coats and urethane topcoats, using both foreign and domestic refinish systems. Includes complete refinishing, spot and panel painting, color matching and problem solving. Prerequisite: ABR-127. ABR ??? WTH 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $156 $717 ABR-142 AIRBRUSH ART, 2 CREDITS Includes origination or repair of automotive art, murals, lettering, logos, etc. Techniques may be applied to signage and manicurist projects. Topics include airbrush selection and maintenance, layouts and masking, colors and blending. ABR ??? TH 6-9:50PM D. BRADLEY $174 $13 $60 $247 ABR-225 PRODUCTION SHOP TECHNIQUES, 6 CREDITS Designed for students who wish to gain additional hands-on experience in refinishing, using the most up-to-date methods and materials. Prerequisite: ABR-129. ABR ??? WTH 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $120 $681 ABR-227 RESTORATION PRACTICES, 6 CREDITS Designed for students who wish to broaden their skills base in the upper end refinish market. Projects will be considerably more challenging, with standards and expectations set higher. Prerequisite: ABR-225. ABR ??? WTH 7:30-2:50PM D. BRADLEY/M. HOUSE $522 $39 $120 $681 Automotive Service Technology Must have ANSI approved eye protection first day and comply with college safety policy. AM-106 FIX YOUR OWN CAR, 2 CREDITS A do-it-yourself course for students who want to work on their own cars. Includes: oil change, lubrication, fluid checks, brakes, cooling system, electrical system, safety, and other quick services. May be repeated for up to 12 credits. AM ??? TH 6:15-9:50PM D. POSCHWATTA $174 $13 $40 $227 AM-121 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR I, 3 CREDITS Course material is coordinated with other auto courses. Includes live repair work and fundamentals such as safety, tools, measuring, and fasteners. For first term automotive students. Required: Current enrollment in or successful completion of AM-129, AM-130, AM-131, AM-133, AM-224, or AM-235. AM ??? F 7:30-2:50PM J. LEUCK $261 $19.50 $60 $ Required: Instructor consent. AM-122 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR II, 3 CREDITS Course material is coordinated with other auto courses. Includes live repair work and fundamentals such as safety, tools, measuring, and fasteners. For second term automotive students. Prerequisite: AM-121. AM ??? F 7:30-2:50PM N. MILLER $261 $19.50 $60 $ Required: Current enrollment in or successful completion of AM-129, AM-130, AM-131, AM-133, AM-224 or AM-235. Continued 25

26 Automotive Service Technology, continued AM-123 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR III, 3 CREDITS Provides students with knowledge of theory and physical description of hybrid vehicles. The student will have the opportunity to acquire practical experience in the area of diagnosing and repairing hybrid vehicles. Prerequisite: AM-122. AM ??? F 7:30-2:50PM R. LOCKWOOD $261 $19.50 $60 $ AM-129 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, 7 CREDITS This course includes general electrical system diagnosis; battery diagnosis and service; starting system diagnosis and repair; charging system diagnosis and repair; lighting systems diagnosis and repair; ignition system diagnosis and repair. Prerequisites: Pass MTH-020 or placement in MTH-050, pass RD-080 or placement in RD-090. AM ??? MT 7:30-3:20PM J. LEUCK $609 $45.50 $170 $ AM-130 BRAKE SYSTEMS, 7 CREDITS Theory and lab course covers basic hydraulics, brake fluids, friction material, seals, disc and drum brakes, disc and drum brake servicing equipment, hydraulic and vacuum brake boosters and antilock braking systems. Prerequisites: Pass MTH-020 or placement in MTH-050, pass RD-080 or placement in RD-090. AM ??? WTH 7:30-3:20PM N. MILLER $609 $45.50 $145 $ AM-175 ADVANCED MECHANIC STUDIES I, 3 CREDITS Lab course for currently enrolled automotive students wishing to specialize in specific areas of automotive repair. Required: Instructor consent. AM ??? TBA 7:30-2:50PM N. MILLER/R. LOCKWOOD $261 $19.50 $60 $ Days TBA. AM-185 ADVANCED MECHANIC STUDIES II, 3 CREDITS Lab course for currently enrolled automotive students wishing to specialize in specific areas of automotive repair. Required: Instructor consent. AM ??? TBA 7:30-2:50PM N. MILLER/R. LOCKWOOD $261 $19.50 $60 $ Days TBA. AM-195 ADVANCED MECHANIC STUDIES III, 3 CREDITS Lab course for currently enrolled automotive students wishing to specialize in specific areas of automotive repair. Required: Instructor consent. AM ??? TBA 7:30-2:50PM N. MILLER/R. LOCKWOOD $261 $19.50 $60 $ Days TBA. AM-245 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS, 7 CREDITS Provides students with knowledge of theory and physical description of the automatic transmission. The student will have the opportunity to acquire practical experience and learn the proper procedures for overhaul and service. Prerequisite: Pass AM-129 with a C or better. AM ??? MT 7:30-3:20PM R. LOCKWOOD $609 $45.50 $145 $ AM-280 AUTO MECHANICS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Work-based learning experience in an auto repair shop or auto dealership. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. AM ??? J. LEUCK/N. MILLER $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Biology BI-101 GENERAL BIOLOGY; CELLULAR BIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS An inquiry-based laboratory course focusing on cellular biology, genetics, epigenetics, biotechnology and natural selection. Class uses student centered activities in a collaborative learning environment to enhance appreciation of the biological world. Recommended: pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. BI ??? MW 8-9:20AM T. BLACKWELL $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-101L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week. BI ??? MW 12-1:20PM D. GILKISON $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-101L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week. BI ??? TTH 8-9:20AM STAFF $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-101L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week. BI ??? TTH 12-1:20PM A. KAPILA $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-101L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week. BI ??? MW 6-7:20PM??? MW 7:30-8:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $50 $424 Lab included. WEB BI ??? T. BLACKWELL $348 $26 $90 $464 Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: [email protected] or Labs are completed at home using a kit avaialable from the CCC Bookstore. Purchase a workbook and a lab kit from the CCC Bookstore before classes begin. WEB BI ??? T. BLACKWELL $348 $26 $90 $464 Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: [email protected] or Labs are completed at home using a kit available from the CCC Bookstore. Purchase a workbook and lab kit from the CCC Bookstore before classes begin. BI-101L GENERAL BIOLOGY; CELLULAR BIOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT Biology lab to the BI-101 lecture section. BI-101L ??? MW 9:30-10:50AM T. BLACKWELL $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-101L ??? MW 1:30-2:50PM D. GILKISON $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-101L ??? MW 3-4:20PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-101L ??? TTH 9:30-10:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-101L ??? TTH 1:30-2:50PM A. KAPILA $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-101L ??? TTH 3-4:20PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

27 BI-102 GENERAL BIOLOGY; ANIMAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS An inquiry based laboratory course focusing on human and animal body systems; including teratogens, Hox genes and hormone mimics in embryonic development. Activities emphasize comparisons across animal phyla to better understand the diversity of life. The class uses student centered activities in a collaborative learning environment to enhance appreciation of the animal kingdom. Recommended: pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WEB BI ??? L. MAYER $348 $26 $90 $464 Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: [email protected] or Labs are completed at home using a kit available from the CCC Bookstore. Purchase a workbook and lab kit from the CCC Bookstore before classes begin. BI-103 GENERAL BIOLOGY; PLANTS & THE ECOSYSTEM, 4 CREDITS An inquiry based laboratory course focusing on plants and the ecosystem; including plant identification, population dynamics, productivity and energy flow. Activities include an integrated approach to understanding environmental issues and the impact of humans on the biosphere. The class uses student centered activities in a collaborative learning environment to enhance appreciation of the biological world. Recommended: Pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WEB BI ??? K. OSTLUND $348 $26 $90 $464 Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: [email protected] or Labs are completed at home using a kit available from the CCC Bookstore. Purchase a workbook and lab kit from the CCC Bookstore before classes begin. BI-112 GENERAL BIOLOGY FOR HEALTH SCIENCES, 4 CREDITS A one-term preparatory course that introduces the Health Occupations student to the scientific method, cellular chemistry, cell structure and function, processes that affect the cell and its components, principles of inheritance, natural selection, tissues and organ systems. Topics and skills covered prepare students to enter BI-231, Anatomy and Physiology, and BI-234, Introductory Microbiology. Recommended: Pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Corequisite: CH-112 strongly recommended. BI ??? MW 9-10:20AM S. KELSEY $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-112L. BI ??? TTH 12:30-1:50PM J. BOWN $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-112L. BI ??? TTH 6-7:20PM??? TTH 7:30-8:50PM E. FITZPATRICK $348 $26 $50 $424 Lab included. BI-112L GENERAL BIOLOGY/HEALTH SCIENCE LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab section to the BI-112 lecture section. BI-112L ??? T 2-4:50PM J. BOWN $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-112L ??? W 2-4:50PM S. KELSEY $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-112L ??? TH 9-11:50AM S. KELSEY $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-120 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS This laboratory course is designed to serve the students in the Career Technical Programs: Medical Assistant and Clinical Laboratory Assistant Students as part of their core curriculum. Material covered includes the structure and function of the human body. Basic chemistry and cell structures are covered, as well as the organization of tissues, organs, and organ systems. Correlations can then be made between this material and disease states commonly encountered in the practice of these fields. Animal organ dissection required. 4 BI ??? MW 1-2:20PM M. PATTERSON $348 $26 $50 $424 Restricted to Clinical Assistant or Medical Assistant students. Corequisite: BI-120L. At Harmony Community Campus. BI-120L INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab component to the BI-120 Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology lecture course. 4 BI-120L ??? M 2:30-5:20PM M. PATTERSON $0 $0 $0 $0 At Harmony Community Campus 4 BI-120L ??? W 2:30-5:20PM M. PATTERSON $0 $0 $0 $0 At Harmony Community Campus BI-165C NATURAL HISTORY OF THE OREGON COAST, 3 CREDITS Explores the natural processes that form our Northwest coastal environment: geologic development, shoreline processes, oceanography, and environmental hazards. Topics include the ecology of marine mammals, birds, estuaries, tidepools, sand dunes, and coastal forests. BI-165C ??? M 6-8:50PM J. BOWN $261 $19.50 $55 $ BI-165CL NATURAL HISTORY OF THE OREGON COAST LAB, 1 CREDIT A lab to accompany the BI-165C, Natural History of the Oregon Coast, lecture. Field trips and exercises focus on the plants, animals, geology, and environmental issues of Oregon Coast. Corequisite: BI-165C. BI-165CL ??? TBA TBA J. BOWN $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Corequisite: BI-165C. Mandatory field trips: 10/2, 10/17, 11/7, & 11/14. BI-175 INTEGRATED SCIENCE INQUIRY, 4 CREDITS An introductory laboratory course for liberal arts majors emphasizing an evolutionary approach to major topics in science through the use of integrating themes. The themes focus on the scientific discoveries and people that shape our understanding of the world. The course emphasizes an interdisciplinary perspective on science, collaborative scientific investigations and critical thinking. Themes have included: Evolution: the idea that shocked the World; the People and Animals of Africa, and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Recommended: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. BI ??? TTH 9:30-10:50AM P. SCHULZ $348 $26 $50 $424 A look at Darwin and the theory of evolution. Corequisite: BI-175L. BI-175L INTEGRATED SCIENCE INQUIRY LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab section to the BI-175 lecture course. BI-175L ??? T 12-2:50PM P. SCHULZ $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-175L ??? TH 12-2:50PM P. SCHULZ $0 $0 $0 $0 Continued 27

28 Biology, continued BI-211 GENERAL BIOLOGY FOR SCIENCE MAJORS (CELLULAR BIOLOGY), 5 CREDITS First quarter of a three quarter sequence of a laboratory class for science majors and pre-professional students. It emphasizes cell biology; including the process of science, cell structure, organization and function, cellular communication, biochemical processes, DNA, cell cycle, protein synthesis, biotechnology, genetics; epigenetics, evolution, and an introduction to tissues, organs and organ systems. Recommended: Pass MTH-111 or placement in MTH-112; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Corequisites: CH-104 or CH-221. BI ??? MW 8-9:50AM L. MAYER $435 $32.50 $50 $ Corequisite: BI-211L. Seminar included. BI-211L BIOLOGY FOR SCIENCE MAJORS; CELLULAR BIOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT Biology lab for the BI-211 lecture section. BI-211L ??? T 8-10:50AM L. MAYER $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-211L ??? TH 8-10:50AM L. MAYER $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-231 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I, 4 CREDITS A lab course designed for students entering the physical education or medically-related fields. Includes body organization, terminology, tissues and systematic study of the integumentary, skeletal, and nervous systems. Animal organ dissection required. Recommended: Pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisites: Pass BI-112 (preferred), or pass BI-101 and BI-102 or pass BI-211. Pass CH-112 (preferred), or pass CH-104 and CH-105, or pass CH-221 and CH-222. BI ??? MW 9:30-10:50AM M. PATTERSON $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-231L. BI ??? MW 11-12:20PM B. KOP $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-231L. BI ??? T 11-12:20PM??? TH 11-12:20PM B. KOP $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-231L. BI ??? M 6:30-9:20PM??? W 6:30-9:20PM B. KOP $348 $26 $50 $424 Lab included. BI-231L HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I LAB, 0 CREDIT A lab section to the BI-231 lecture course. BI-231L ??? M 11:30-2:20PM S. KELSEY $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-231L ??? T 8-10:50AM S. GORDON $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-231L ??? T 2-4:50PM S. GORDON $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-231L ??? W 8-10:50AM D. WATSON $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-231L ??? TH 2:30-5:20PM D. WATSON $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-232 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II, 4 CREDITS A lab course covering structure function of the muscular, cardiovascular, lymphatic, and respiratory systems. Animal organ dissection required. Prerequisite: Pass BI-231 with a C or better. BI ??? TTH 9-10:20AM B. KOP $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-232L. BI-232L HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II LAB, 0 CREDIT A lab section for the BI-232 lecture course. BI-232L ??? T 11-1:50PM M. PATTERSON $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-232L ??? TH 11:30-2:20PM M. PATTERSON $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-233 HUMAN ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY III, 4 CREDITS A lab course covering neuroendocrine control, digestive, excretory, and reproductive systems. Study of fluid, electrolyte, and acid base balance. Animal organ dissection required. Prerequisite: Pass BI-232 with a C or better. BI ??? MW 2-3:20PM B. KOP $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-233L. BI-233L HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY III LAB, 0 CREDIT A lab section for the BI-233 lecture course. BI-233L ??? M 3:30-6:20PM D. WATSON $0 $0 $0 $0 BI-234 INTRODUCTORY MICROBIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS An introductory microbiology course required for health science and science majors. Includes characteristics, physiology and growth requirement of microorganisms, interactions between humans and microorganisms, immunology, infection and principles of microbial control. This course emphasizes critical thinking and analytical skills in a collaborative laboratory environment. Prerequisites: Pass BI-101, BI-112 or BI-211 and pass CH-104, CH-112 or CH-221. BI ??? MW 12:30-1:50PM P. SCHULZ $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: BI-234L. BI ??? MW 6-7:20PM??? MW 7:30-8:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $50 $424 WEB BI ??? P. SCHULZ $348 $26 $205 $579 Online. Orientation on Moodle. Contact: [email protected] or Labs are completed at home using a kit available from the Science Department. BI-234L INTRODUCTORY MICROBIOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab component to the BI-234 lecture course. BI-234L ??? M 2:30-5:20PM P. SCHULZ $0 $0 $0 $0 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

29 Business BA-101 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS, 4 CREDITS Introduces the American business system in a changing global environment. Disciplines covered include economics, entrepreneurship, formation, accounting, finance, marketing, and management. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. BA ??? MW 8-9:50AM R. HATFIELD $348 $26 $0 $374 BA ??? MW 10-11:50AM J. EICHENBERGER $348 $26 $0 $374 BA ??? TTH 8-9:50AM R. HATFIELD $348 $26 $0 $374 BA ??? TTH 10-11:50AM J. EICHENBERGER $348 $26 $0 $374 BA ??? TTH 1-2:50PM J. EICHENBERGER $348 $26 $0 $374 BA ??? MW 12-1:50PM J. EICHENBERGER $348 $26 $0 $374 BA ??? M 6-9:50PM J. EICHENBERGER $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB BA ??? G. HARTMAN $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-104 BUSINESS MATH, 3 CREDITS Business applications including mark-ups and mark-downs; statistical applications; simple interest; present value and future value of single sums and annuities; gains, losses and valuations of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other investments. Also included are accounting math applications of depreciation, inventory valuation, financial ratios and analysis. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-050 or place into higher level math class. HYB BA ??? TH 8-9:20AM M. KOVIS $261 $19.50 $25 $ Hybrid. Meets every Thursday plus online hours. Contact: michael.kovis@ clackamas.edu or WEB BA ??? S. GREENE $261 $19.50 $45 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: shannong@ clackamas.edu or BA-111 GENERAL ACCOUNTING I, 4 CREDITS Full-cycle recordkeeping and payroll for service and merchandising businesses; topics include general and special journals, subsidiary ledgers, journalizing, posting, preparing financial statements, and end-of-period adjustments for small businesses. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. BA ??? MW 10-11:50AM T. FRANK $348 $26 $5 $379 WEB BA ??? S. GREENE $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: shannong@ clackamas.edu or BA-120 PROJECT MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS Foundational course in project management. Students gain a thorough grounding in project management principles and techniques, including project life cycle, chartering, stakeholder management, work/task breakdown, network diagram and critical path, contingency planning, resource allocation, and project monitoring, and reporting HYB BA ??? M 6-8:50PM STAFF $261 $19.50 $20 $ Hybrid. Orientation: 9/28, 6:00-7:20pm. Meets: 9/28, 10/5, 10/19, 11/2, 11/16, & 11/30 plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or BA-122 TEAMWORK, 3 CREDITS Focuses on team dynamics and skills for achieving goals while working in a diverse group. Students complete a team project and in the process, practice successful communication strategies, goal definition, schedule coordination, peer feedback, and conflict management. Additional course topics include learning styles, diversity, appreciating differences, and ethical behavior in teams. HYB BA ??? M 6-8:50PM K. CHRISTENSEN $261 $19.50 $20 $ Hybrid. Orientation: 9/28, 7:30-8:50pm. Meets: 9/28, 10/12, 10/26, 11/9, 11/23, & 12/7 plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or BA-123 LEADERSHIP AND MOTIVATION, 3 CREDITS Focuses on leadership-achieving organizational goals by employing human, financial, and organizational resources-and provides both a theoretical and a practical perspective on leadership and motivation skills. By engaging in both introspective and interactive exercises, students build the expertise necessary to lead both projects and organizations. WEB BA ??? K. CHRISTENSEN $261 $19.50 $45 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-131 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS Introductory course using Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint applications to create business documents, utilize the Internet, and file management. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass BT-120 or instructor consent. BA ??? MW 10-11:50AM B. FORNEY $348 $26 $20 $394 BA ??? MW 12-1:50PM B. FORNEY $348 $26 $20 $394 BA ??? TTH 10-11:50AM T. FRANK $348 $26 $20 $394 BA ??? T 6-9:50PM F. MEYERS $348 $26 $20 $394 WEB BA ??? F. MEYERS $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Student must have access to the following equipment and software: personal computer with MS Windows 7 operating system, MS Office 2013 Professional, internet account including , and access to WWW (DSL or cable connection recommended). WEB BA ??? B. FORNEY $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: beverlyf@ clackamas.edu or Student must have access to the following equipment and software: personal computer wtih MS Windows 7 operating system, MS Office 2013 Professional, internet account including and access to WWW (DSL or cable connection recommended). Continued 29

30 Business, continued BA-205 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS WITH TECHNOLOGY, 4 CREDITS Students practice critical skills for successful communication in a business environment by employing a structured writing process, analyzing audience needs, and identifying and using appropriate communication channels and modalities. Students also work individually to produce a PowerPoint presentation with embedded narration and as team members to manage a comprehensive project and complete a business research paper. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisites: Pass BA-131 and WR-121. HYB BA ??? W 1-2:50PM C. CHATTERTON $348 $26 $30 $404 Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: colec@ clackamas.edu or WEB BA ??? M. BABIN $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: moniqueb@ clackamas.edu or Requires access to MS Office Professional. BA-206 MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS, 4 CREDITS Concepts and theories of management with focus on planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Organizational structures, planning principles, global management, managing change and culture, effective communication, and motivation. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115 and pass BA-251. BA ??? TTH 1-2:50PM S. PARKER $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB BA ??? S. PARKER $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-211 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I, 4 CREDITS Basic principles of accounting cycle for service and merchandising companies, journals, ledgers, accounting for cash, end-of-period operations, worksheets, entries, and financial statements. Emphasis on procedure and theory. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. BA ??? MW 8-9:50AM C. SALAZAR $348 $26 $5 $379 BA ??? MW 10-11:50AM C. SALAZAR $348 $26 $5 $379 BA ??? TTH 10-11:50AM H. GRIMALDI $348 $26 $5 $379 WEB BA ??? H. GRIMALDI $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-212 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II, 4 CREDITS Principles and practices in service and merchandising corporations, cash controls, receivables, assets, short-term and long-term liabilities, debt, and financial statements. Corporate analysis of financial position including the cash flow statement. Prerequisite: Pass BA-211. BA ??? TTH 8-9:50AM C. SALAZAR $348 $26 $5 $379 WEB BA ??? H. GRIMALDI $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-213 DECISION MAKING WITH ACCOUNTING INFORMATION, 4 CREDITS Accounting for manufacturing operations, cost systems, capital budgeting, variances and budget performance reports, job order, process, flow, and cost/volume profit analysis and standard costs. Presentation and interpretation of accounting data to aid decisions. Prerequisite: Pass BA-212. BA ??? MW 8-9:50AM M. KOVIS $348 $26 $5 $379 WEB BA ??? H. GRIMALDI $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-217 BUDGETING FOR MANAGERS, 3 CREDITS Focuses on developing and managing departmental and project budgets and on understanding how they fit into the overall organizational framework. Addresses fixed, flexible, and rolling budgets, break-even and contribution margin analysis, profit planning, manufacturing costs and sales forecasts, and cost behavior and variance analysis. Recommended: Pass BA-111 or BA-211 or have experience in accounting or work-related budgeting. Pass BA-131 or CS-135S and pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB BA ??? T. FRANK $261 $19.50 $45 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-218 PERSONAL FINANCE, 4 CREDITS Analysis and application of basic principles of personal finance including career planning, budgeting and spending, financial decision-making, use of credit, saving and investing, home purchase, taxes, risk management, retirement planning, estate planning, and other major personal finance topics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-020 or higher, pass BA-104. WEB BA ??? S. PARKER $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-223 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING, 4 CREDITS Offers a comprehensive investigation of strategic marketing in a global environment. Topics covered will include research, ethics, consumer behavior, product strategy, distribution strategy, promotional strategy and pricing strategy. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB BA ??? R. HATFIELD $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-224 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4 CREDITS Focuses on a practical, real world approach to Human Resource Management for line managers and Human Resource Managers. Introduces history and current legal environment of Human Resource Management and applies current practice in the functions of staffing, human resource development, compensation, safety and health, and employee and labor relations in both union and non-union environment. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. HYB BA ??? W 8-9:50AM T. CLIFFORD $348 $26 $20 $394 Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: tiffaniec@ clackamas.edu or Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

31 BA-226 BUSINESS LAW I, 4 CREDITS Concepts, principles, and rules of law applicable to business and personal transactions, with emphasis on sources of law, the U.S. Constitution, personal and business torts and crimes, case-based applications, ethics, and consumer contract law. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. BA ??? MW 10-11:50AM M. MOISO $348 $26 $0 $374 BA ??? TTH 10-11:50AM M. MOISO $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB BA ??? R. HERNDON $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: rherndon@ clackamas.edu or BA-239 ADVERTISING, 4 CREDITS Emphasizes a strategic and integrated approach to promotion where traditional and non-traditional techniques of promotion are explored. The relationship and role of advertising to marketing will be stressed throughout the course. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. BA ??? TTH 10-11:50AM R. HATFIELD $348 $26 $0 $374 BA-249 RETAILING, 3 CREDITS Provides an understanding of the types of retail businesses, strategies, operations, formats and environments through which retailing is carried out, including a multi-disciplinary approach to understand the structure of effective retail management. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. BA ??? T 6-8:50PM P. CLEM $261 $19.50 $0 $ BA-251 SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS Role and responsibilities of the first-line supervisor or manager. Analyzing business, dealing with change, staffing and scheduling, leadership, decision-making, motivational skills, legal considerations, and managing teams. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB BA ??? S. PARKER $261 $19.50 $45 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-256 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING, 3 CREDITS Detailed review of the federal tax structure as it relates to the preparation of individual tax returns. Also provides a brief overview of partnership and corporate tax returns. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB BA ??? H. GRIMALDI $261 $19.50 $45 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BA-280 BUSINESS/CWE, 3-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. On-the-job experience in a business related to the student s major course of study. Under supervision of instructor and employer. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. BA ??? L. MASLYK $522 $39 $45 $606V Contact: [email protected] or BA-285 HUMAN RELATIONS IN BUSINESS, 4 CREDITS Students are introduced to the theory and practical application of human relations at the individual, group, and organizational levels. Students assess their intrapersonal and interpersonal skill levels and write a plan for improvement that will increase their work performance. Upon completion, the successful student will have a basic understanding of psychological principles that help build relationships among employees and employers. Major topic areas include goal setting, motivation, communication, leadership, evaluation, conflict management, individual and group behavior. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. BA ??? MW 12-1:50PM M. MOISO $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB BA ??? G. HARTMAN $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Business Development Center Registration for these workshops does not require college admission. Use Quick Entry Registration Form, or [email protected] for online registration instructions. For more information on these classes or other questions regarding your small business needs, contact the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Website: Note: Registration for the following non-credit workshops does not require college admission. XSBM-0003 GOING INTO BUSINESS, 0 CREDIT Going Into Business orientation introduces the steps you need to take to start-up and successfully operate a small business in Oregon. 4 XSBM ??? TH 6:30-9:20PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 Meets: 10/1. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 XSBM ??? TH 6:30-9:20PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 Meets: 11/5. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 XSBM ??? TH 6:30-9:20PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 Meets: 12/3. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0006 HOW TO PASS THE CCB EXAM, 0 CREDIT Enables Spanish speaking students to improve study habits, improve test taking skills, and develop basic computer skills to improve online testing results. Explores ideas on answering difficult, poorly worded or incorrectly translated questions. 4 ESPAÑOL XSBM ??? S 9-11:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $67 $67 Meets: 11/21. Spanish Language class. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0007 MANAGING YOUR ONLINE REPUTATION, 0 CREDIT Learn to monitor online conversation and engage with customers to promote and defend your business. 4 XSBM ??? F 9-11:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $59 $59 Meets: 12/4. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0008 MARKETING MASTERY, 0 CREDIT Discover what it takes to be the customer s first choice and market leader. Learn how to create and maintain extreme customer loyalty. 4 XSBM ??? W 2-4:50PM R. SHERK $0 $0 $139 $139 Meets: 12/2-12/16. At Harmony Community Campus. Continued 31

32 Business Development Center, continued XSBM-0009 MOBILE 4 BUSINESS, 0 CREDIT Trains students to use a mobile device to perform operational tasks for a contracting business. The training includes using a mobile device to submit invoices, collect payments, request subcontractor bids, track labor costs, and other project management duties. 4 XSBM ??? F 9-3:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $197 $197 Meets: 12/11. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0010 PREPARING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS BOARD (CCB) EXAM, 0 CREDIT This class will prepare students to qualify for and successfully pass the Construction Contractors Board (CCB) exam required for contractor certification in Oregon. The class is taught by a certified CCB education provider and fulfills the CCB pre-exam educational requirement as stipulated under Oregon Revised Statute XSBM ??? FS 8-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $375 $375 Meets: 10/2 & 10/3. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 XSBM ??? FS 8-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $375 $375 Meets: 10/30 & 10/31. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 XSBM ??? FS 8-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $375 $375 Meets: 12/4 & 12/5. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 ESPAÑOL XSBM ??? FS 8-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $450 $450 Meets: 10/16 & 10/17. Spanish Language Class. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 ESPAÑOL XSBM ??? FS 8-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $450 $450 Meets: 11/13 & 11/14. Spanish Language class. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0011 QUICKBOOKS PRO PART I, 0 CREDIT Learn how to set up and use QuickBooks. Students enter company, customer and vendor information, produce invoices, accept payments, make deposits and pay bills using QuickBooks. 4 XSBM ??? W 6-8:50PM C. WEESNER $0 $0 $199 $199 Meets: 9/30-10/28. Required: Proficiency with computers & Windows. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0012 QUICKBOOKS PRO: PART II, 0 CREDIT In this continuation class, topics include creating and customizing forms and reports, basic job costing, memorizing transactions and reconciling bank and credit card statements. 4 XSBM ??? T 6-8:50PM C. WEESNER $0 $0 $129 $129 Meets: 11/3-11/17. Required: current enrollment in or successful completion of QuickBooks Pro: Part I. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0013 SMALL BUSINESS RECORDKEEPING & BUSINESS TAX BASICS, 0 CREDIT Learn the basic recordkeeping and tax requirements for your business. Assess various options for tracking income and expenses. Hear how to select accounting and tax professionals. 4 XSBM ??? S 9-12:50PM C. WEESNER $0 $0 $59 $59 Meets: 10/10. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0014 SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION, 0 CREDIT Search engines are limited in how they crawl the web and interpret content. A webpage doesn t always look the same to you and me as it looks to a search engine. We ll focus on specific technical aspects of building (or modifying) web pages so they are structured for both search engines and human visitors alike. We will help you plan and develop a search-engine friendly site. 4 XSBM ??? S 9-3:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $99 $99 Meets: 10/17. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0015 SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE, 0 CREDIT If you could benefit from a review of (or intro to) financial basics in non-threatening atmosphere with other small business owners, this class is for you. Topics include financial management concepts, business planning, financial projections and budgeting, cash flow, and funding options. 4 XSBM ??? S 9-11:50AM J. POWELL $0 $0 $49 $49 Meets: 10/10. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0016 SOCIAL MEDIA, 0 CREDIT A social network is critical to the success of your business. The marketing of your business is a dynamic and ever-changing challenge. This workshop will introduce you to social networking fundamentals. 4 XSBM ??? F 9-3:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $99 $99 Meets: 10/16. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0018 WORDPRESS WEB DESIGN PART I, 0 CREDIT Don t have the website you need and wish you had? Don t worry. Let s build one together. 4 XSBM ??? S 9-3:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $69 $69 Meets: 12/5. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0019 WORDPRESS WEB DESIGN PART II, 0 CREDIT For this workshop you must have a WordPress site that you will be able to make basic editing of content. Bring login, information for the site, domain and FTP password. 4 XSBM ??? S 9-3:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $69 $69 Meets: 12/12. At Harmony Community Campus. XSBM-0020 QUICKBOOKS BASIC PAYROLL, 0 CREDIT This introductory class teaches students how to set-up and manage payroll for a small business. Learn to set-up payroll information, produce paychecks and complete quarterly federal and state reports. 4 XSBM ??? S 9-4:50PM C. WEESNER $0 $0 $149 $149 Meets: 11/21. Required: Completion of QuickBooks Pro: Part I. At Harmony Community Campus. SBM-010 REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSE, 0 CREDIT Prepares students to qualify for the Oregon Real Estate Broker s License exam by studying statutes, rules and antidiscrimination laws pertaining to the licensing and professional real estate activity required by all licensees of the State of Oregon. SBM ??? T 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $600 $600 Meets: Tuesday evenings 9/29-12/8 & 9am-4:50pm on Saturday 12/12. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

33 SBM-011 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PRE-LICENSE, 0 CREDIT Prepares students to qualify for the Oregon Real Estate Property Managment License exam by studying laws and statutes pertaining to the licensing and professional property management activity required by all licensees of the State of Oregon. 4 SBM ??? W 6-7:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $600 $600 Class meets every Wednesday 9/30-11/18. No class on 11/11. At Harmony Community Campus. SBM-020 SMALL BUSINESS GREENHOUSE, 0 CREDIT Sixteen week intensive training program designed to assist entrepreneurs in planning their business startups, and to develop existing businesses to make them more profitable and to create jobs. Students do extensive individual work on developing business plans with counseling from instructor. 4 SBM ??? T 6:30-9:20PM J. SELBY $0 $0 $495 $495 Meets: 10/6-1/19. At Harmony Community Campus. SBM-021 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT I, 0 CREDIT Part 1 of a multi-year program to help owners and managers of established businesses manage more effectively and achieve success. Course consists of class meetings, individual business counseling, peer networking, and work in/on the business. Class topics emphasize financial analysis, goals and communication. 4 SBM ??? TBA TBA STAFF $0 $0 $695 $695 Meets: First Thursday of each month beginning 10/1. Counseling by appointment. At Harmony Community Campus. Business Technology BT-120 PERSONAL KEYBOARDING, 2 CREDITS Basic instruction on electronic alphanumeric keyboard. Provides practice for speed and accuracy with individual program. Students will develop the necessary skills to effectively use the Internet, use , and create simple documents. BT ??? MW 10-10:50AM M. SORRENTINO $174 $13 $10 $197 Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? MW 11-11:50AM F. MEYERS $174 $13 $10 $197 Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? TTH 1-1:50PM J. BRUNING $174 $13 $10 $197 Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? M 6-7:50PM J. HERNANDEZ $174 $13 $10 $197 Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT-121 DATA ENTRY, 1 CREDIT This course is designed to teach the computer numeric keypad by touch with speed and accuracy using industry standards for data entry. The skill is especially helpful to people in the fields of data entry, accounting, office administration, insurance, banking and finance, and any other work that requires numeric input. BT ??? M 10-10:50AM M. SORRENTINO $87 $6.50 $10 $ Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? W 10-10:50AM M. SORRENTINO $87 $6.50 $10 $ Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? M 11-11:50AM F. MEYERS $87 $6.50 $10 $ Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? W 11-11:50AM F. MEYERS $87 $6.50 $10 $ Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? M 6-6:50PM J. HERNANDEZ $87 $6.50 $10 $ Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT-122 KEYBOARDING SKILLBUILDING, 2 CREDITS Designed to improve typing proficiency using microcomputers. Students will refine and further develop speed and accuracy skills learned in BT-120 Personal Keyboarding. Prerequisite: Pass BT-120 or instructor consent. BT ??? MW 10-10:50AM M. SORRENTINO $174 $13 $10 $197 Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? MW 11-11:50AM F. MEYERS $174 $13 $10 $197 Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? TTH 1-1:50PM J. BRUNING $174 $13 $10 $197 Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT ??? M 6-7:50PM J. HERNANDEZ $174 $13 $10 $197 Required: 1 hr/wk lab time in Dye Academic Computer Lab. BT-124 BUSINESS EDITING I, 3 CREDITS Course builds communication skills through the study of correct usage of grammar, spelling, vocabulary usage, effective writing, and editing principles. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. BT ??? TTH 1-2:20PM B. FORNEY $261 $19.50 $0 $ WEB BT ??? T. PATRICK $261 $19.50 $45 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or BT-160 WORD I, 3 CREDITS Introductory-level course where students learn basic concepts of the Word software program. This course is designed for students who have no or little knowledge of Word. Prerequisite: Pass BT-120 or instructor consent. Recommended: 35 words per minute typing skill. WEB BT ??? T. PATRICK $261 $19.50 $45 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Students must have access to Word 2013 or use the Dye Academic Computer Lab at Clackamas for course work. BT-262 INTEGRATED PROJECTS, 4 CREDITS Advanced Microsoft Word skills in creating letters, reports, and forms; in creating Excel worksheet reports and budgets; in creating Access databases to generate reports and forms; in creating PowerPoint presentations, and in linking documents and saving as Web pages. Introduction to Acrobat forms and documents. Google Applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, and Gmail. Recommended: 45 words per minute typing skill. Prerequisite: Pass BT-161 with a C or better. WEB BT ??? B. FORNEY $348 $26 $45 $419 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Students must have access to MS Office Professional and Acrobat 10 Professional or higher or use the Dye Academic Computer Lab at Clackamas for online course work. Career Planning HD-140 CAREER EXPLORATION, 3 CREDITS Students use information about themselves (values,interests, personality and skills) and information about the world of work (career and industries) to explore and make long term career decisions. WEB HD ??? C. SIMS $261 $19.50 $50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or Continued 33

34 Career Planning: Life & Career Options HD-202 LIFE TRANSITIONS, 3 CREDITS Examines process and stages of life transitions. Helps re-entry adults identify personal strengths and barriers related to success in education and employment. Offers opportunities to practice interpersonal skills. Provides information about CCC campus and community resources which can assist students in reaching their goals. This course is part of Life & Career Options. Corequisite: HD-208. HD ??? T 9-11:50AM J. DEVENNEY $0 $0 $40 $40 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or HD-208 CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING, 3 CREDITS Helps re-entry adults identify interests, abilities, values and transferable skills and apply this information to goal setting and career decisions. Students identify and explore options for training, education, and employment. Covers job search skills such as interviewing, resume writing, and developing a career portfolio. Each student develops an action plan identifying goals and next steps. This course is part of Life & Career Options. Corequisite: HD-202. HD ??? TH 9-11:50AM??? TH 10:30-11:50AM J. CURRY $0 $0 $40 $40 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or Chemistry CH-104 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS A lab transfer course for students in nursing, allied health fields, and liberal arts. Observation, measurement, composition, stoichiometry, atomic structure, periodic table, bonding, and nomenclature. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 with a C or better or placement in MTH-095, pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. CH ??? M 2-3:50PM STAFF $435 $32.50 $45 $ Required: 4hrs/wk in the Introductory Chemistry Lab. Lab Hours: Tuesday 10am-4pm; Wednesday & Friday 9am-3pm; Thursday 10am-8pm. Corequisite: CH-104S. Lab begins first week. CH ??? W 6-8:50PM STAFF $435 $32.50 $45 $ Required: 4hrs/wk in the Introductory Chemistry Lab. Lab Hours: Tuesday 10am-4pm; Wednesday & Friday 9am-3pm; Thursday 10am-8pm. Seminar included. Lab begins first week. HYB CH ??? E. FRANCIS $435 $32.50 $65 $ Hybrid. Seminar included. Orientation on Moodle. Lab begins first week. Contact: [email protected] or Required: 4 hrs/wk on campus for lab work and weekly quiz. Lab Hours: Tuesday 10am-4pm; Thursday 10am-8pm; Wednesday & Friday 9am-3pm. CH-104S INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT Seminar course for the CH-104 lecture/lab course. CH-104S ??? W 2-2:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-104S ??? W 3-3:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-112 CHEMISTRY FOR HEALTH SCIENCES, 4 CREDITS One-term preparatory chemistry lab course for students who want to take BI-231,Anatomy and Physiology and/or BI-234, Introductory Microbiology. Includes measurement; atomic structure; periodic table; bonding; nomenclature; heat; molecular and ionic interactions in solids, liquids, and solutions; chemical reactions including acid-base; organic chemistry; and biochemistry. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 with a C or better or placement in MTH-095. Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Corequisite: BI-112 strongly recommended. CH ??? MW 12:30-1:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $45 $419 Corequisite: CH-112L. CH ??? TTH 9-10:20AM STAFF $348 $26 $45 $419 Corequisite: CH-112L. CH ??? MW 6-7:20PM??? MW 7:30-8:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $45 $419 Lab included. CH-112L CHEMISTRY FOR THE HEALTH SCIENCES LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab section for CH-112 lecture course. CH-112L ??? T 2-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-112L ??? W 9-11:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-112L ??? F 9-11:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-150 PREPARATORY CHEMISTRY, 4 CREDITS One term preparatory course for students who must take the general chemistry sequence (CH-221/222/223) but have no chemistry background. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-111. CH ??? MWF 10-10:50AM N. HAMEL $348 $26 $0 $374 Corequisite: CH-150S. CH-150S PREPARATION FOR CHEMISTRY SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT Seminar course for the CH-150 lecture course. CH-150S ??? TH 9-9:50AM N. HAMEL $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-150S ??? TH 10-10:50AM N. HAMEL $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-150S ??? TH 12-12:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 Corequisite: CH-150. CH-221 GENERAL CHEMISTRY, 5 CREDITS Transfer lab course for science, engineering, and professional majors. The nature of chemistry, atomic theory, electron configuration, structure, bonding, properties, composition and nomenclature of covalent and ionic substances. Introduces organic chemistry and biochemistry topics. Prerequisites: A year of high school chemistry or pass CH-150 or pass CH-104 & CH-105; & pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111. CH ??? MWF 10-10:50AM STAFF $435 $32.50 $45 $ Corequisite: CH-221L and CH-221S. CH ??? T 6-8:50PM??? TH 6-9:50PM STAFF $435 $32.50 $45 $ Lab and seminar included. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

35 CH-221L GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab course for the CH-221 lecture course. CH-221L ??? TH 8-10:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-221L ??? TH 12-2:50PM E. FRANCIS $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-221L ??? F 1-3:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-221S GENERAL CHEMISTRY SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT Seminar course for the CH-221 lecture course. CH-221S ??? W 11-11:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-221S ??? W 2-2:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-221S ??? W 3-3:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 CH-241 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I, 5 CREDITS First term of a transfer sequence meeting organic chemistry requirement for premedical, dental, veterinary, pharmacy, chiropractic medicine, chemical engineering and biology majors. Prerequisite: Pass CH-223. CH ??? MWF 2:30-3:50PM N. HAMEL $435 $32.50 $45 $ Corequisite: CH-241L-01. Seminar included. CH-241L ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab course for the CH-241 lecture course. CH-241L ??? M 4-6:50PM N. HAMEL $0 $0 $0 $0 Clinical Lab Assistant The CCC Clinical Laboratory Assistant program is a three-term program of 48 credits which prepares graduates for entry level practice in the laboratory setting. CLA-100 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH CARE, 2 CREDITS An overview and introduction to healthcare systems and career trends, ethical and legal responsibilities, personal and workplace safety, infection control, professionalism, life-long learning, and effective communication. 4 CLA ??? T 9-10:50AM P. DETURK $174 $13 $140 $327 At Harmony Community Campus CLA-101 CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT SKILLS I, 3 CREDITS Presents the student with the theory of a clinical laboratory and clinical laboratory Assistant duties, including state and federal regulations, quality assurance practices, laboratory terminology, staffing, and a basic understanding of waived laboratory testing. The majority of the competencies required in the Core Module of NAACLS s Clinical Laboratory Assistant program will be covered. The role of the clinical laboratory in the health care setting will be addressed. Corequisite: CLA-101L. Required: Student must be admitted into the current CLA cohort, or instructor consent. 4 CLA ??? TTH 1-2:20PM H. WAND $261 $19.50 $200 $ Corequisite: CLA-101L. At Harmony Community Campus. CLA-101L CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT SKILLS I LAB, 1 CREDIT A companion course to CLA-101, presents the student with the skills required of a clinical laboratory assistant, which includes performance of waived laboratory testing and specimen processing within the boundaries of state and federal regulations and quality assurance practices, insuring a basic understanding of quality laboratory testing. Corequisite: CLA-101. Required: Student must be admitted into the current CLA cohort, or instructor consent. 4 CLA-101L ??? TTH 11-12:20PM H. WAND $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Corequisite: CLA At Harmony Community Campus. 4 CLA-101L ??? TTH 2:30-3:50PM P. DETURK $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Corequisite: CLA At Harmony Community Campus. CLA-118 PHLEBOTOMY FOR CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANTS, 1 CREDIT This course is designed to instill a broad understanding of blood collection and specimen handling theory used in the clinical laboratory and to prepare students to perform these tasks safely and effectively in the workplace. Universal and standard precautions and Federal and State Regulations will be emphasized. Customer satisfaction, professionalism, quality control and ethical issues will be addressed. Corequisite: CLA-118L. Required: Students must be admitted into the current CLA cohort, or instructor consent. 4 CLA ??? TH 9-9:50AM H. WAND $87 $6.50 $200 $ Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: CLA-118L-01. At Harmony Community Campus. CLA-118L PHLEBOTOMY FOR CLINICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT LAB, 1 CREDIT This course is a companion course to CLA-118, is designed for the Clinical Lab Assistant student practice and gain skill and experience in blood collection according to standard operating procedures. They will practice specimen handling and processing techniques used in laboratories. The students will perform these activities effectively and safely, emulating the workplace environment. Universal and Standard Precautions will be stressed. The students will collect blood samples on their lab partners throughout the term. Corequisite: CLA-118. Required: Students must be admitted into the current CLA cohort, or instructor consent. 4 CLA-118L ??? M 9-11:50AM H. WAND $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: CLA At Harmony Community Campus. College Success See also Human Development & Leadership for related classes. EL-090 APPLIED STUDY SKILLS, 3 CREDITS Emphasizes practical study skills. Strategies for organizing study materials and time, remembering information, studying textbooks and taking lecture notes will be applied. Methods of preparing for tests, taking tests, and managing online course components such as Moodle are addressed. Recommended: Placement in RD-080 or RD-090; placement in WR-080 or WR-090. EL ??? TTH 10-11:20AM B. MALONEY $261 $19.50 $0 $ EL-103 TAKING EFFECTIVE NOTES, 1 CREDIT Designed to help students develop effective note-taking skills. Several note-taking systems are introduced and practiced. WEB EL ??? B. MALONEY $87 $6.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: bmaloney@ clackamas.edu or Required: Microsoft Office or compatible software. Continued 35

36 College Success, continued EL-111 COLLEGE STUDY SKILLS, 3 CREDITS Emphasizes time management, listening/note-taking, testing skills/ anxiety, library resources, learning styles, study/reading textbooks, concentration. Prerequisite: Placement in RD-090. EL ??? TTH 9-10:20AM H. PAZ $261 $19.50 $15 $ EL ??? MW 1-2:20PM B. MARKS $261 $19.50 $15 $ HD-100 COLLEGE SURVIVAL, 1 CREDIT Designed to help students develop skills in time management, reading, homework management, note taking, stress management, test taking. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. HYB HD CTE ??? W 9-2:30PM T. SPREHE $0 $0 $0 $0 Meets: 9/16, College orientation required at Preferred section for Career Technical (AAS & CC) and undecided students. HYB HD TRN ??? F 9-2:30PM T. SPREHE $0 $0 $0 $0 Meets: 9/18, College orientation required at Preferred section for Undecided and Transfer students. HD-102 SERVICE LEARNING EXPERIENCE, 1-6V CREDITS Provides students with a service learning experience in a community setting. Students complete hours per term of volunteer work and participate in seminar/discussions to connect volunteer work with an area of study. Required: Instructor consent. HD ??? TBA TBA M. BAKER $0 $0 $45 $45V Contact: [email protected] or HD-121 COLLEGE SUCCESS EXPANDED, 3 CREDITS Provides advanced strategies for creating college success including self-awareness, understanding motivation, employing interdependence, taking personal responsibility, learning style, goal setting, lifelong learning, emotional intelligence, critical thinking, time management, effective study habits/planning, and the use of on and off campus resources. HD ??? W 9-11:50AM J. CURRY $261 $19.50 $10 $ Contact: [email protected] or WEB HD ??? C. WEGNER $261 $19.50 $40 $ Meets: 9/8-9/25. Recommended for student athletes. HD-144 ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION, 1 CREDIT Provides basic communication skills students can use to state or declare their rights in a positive fashion to obtain desired results in career, social, and personal relations. 4 HD ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM K. GREEN $87 $6.50 $10 $ Meets: 10/23 & 10/24. At Harmony Community Campus. HD-145 STRESS MANAGEMENT, 1 CREDIT Identifies specific personal stressors and focus on developing skills that enable students to deal more effectively with stress. 4 HD ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM M. MALLATT $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 11/13 & 11/14. At Wilsonville Campus. HD-147 DECISION MAKING, 1 CREDIT Develop and improve your process for making satisfying choices. The basics of decision making and processes for making personal, social, and work choices are included. Use this class for your current decision needs. WEB HD ??? E. CREQUE $87 $6.50 $50 $ Online. Meets: 11/9-11/23. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu HD-154 BUILDING SELF-CONFIDENCE, 1 CREDIT This course is designed to address the elements forming and impacting self-confidence, disarming your inner critic, including dealing with fear, self-esteem, personal power, and establishing your center. 4 HD ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM E. CREQUE $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 11/20 & 11/21. At Wilsonville Campus. LIB-101 INTRODUCTION TO LIBRARY RESEARCH, 1 CREDIT Trains students in the use of a variety of print and electronic information resources, search tools, and source citation. Excellent preparation for term papers and other research assignments. Recommended: Pass CS-090 or equivalent experience. WEB LIB ??? S. NOLAN/K. LEEK $0 $0 $0 $0 Online. Contact: [email protected] or Communication Studies COMM-100 BASIC SPEECH COMMUNICATION, 3 CREDITS Explores interpersonal and small group dynamics and communication skills in day-to-day formal and informal situations. Examines positive self-concept, listening skills, verbal and non-verbal modes of communication, and clarity of expression. Designed for nontransfer students. COMM ??? MW 1-2:50PM K. DOSS $261 $19.50 $0 $ Meets: 10/5-12/2. COMM-111 PUBLIC SPEAKING, 4 CREDITS Practice in organization, research, and delivery of a variety of speeches. Prerequisites: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. COMM ??? TTH 8-9:50AM K. BRENNAN $348 $26 $6 $380 COMM ??? MW 9-10:50AM B. BYERS $348 $26 $6 $380 COMM ??? MW 10-11:50AM K. DOSS $348 $26 $6 $380 COMM ??? TTH 10-11:50AM K. BRENNAN $348 $26 $6 $380 COMM ??? TTH 10-11:50AM J. BISHOP $348 $26 $6 $380 COMM ??? MW 11-12:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $6 $380 4 COMM ??? TTH 1-2:50PM K. COFFEY $348 $26 $6 $380 At Harmony Community Campus COMM ??? TTH 1-2:50PM J. BISHOP $348 $26 $6 $380 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

37 COMM ??? MW 1-2:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $6 $380 COMM ??? MW 3-4:50PM J. BISHOP $348 $26 $6 $380 4 COMM ??? MW 5:30-7:20PM K. COFFEY $0 $0 $380 $380 At Wilsonville Campus. COMM ??? T 6-9:50PM K. DOSS $348 $26 $6 $380 4 COMM ??? M 6-9:50PM B. BYERS $348 $26 $6 $380 At Harmony Community Campus. COMM-126 COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE SEXES, 4 CREDITS Examines ways women and men are different and similar in their communication behaviors. Traditions, myths, social roles and current issues are discussed. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. COMM ??? MW 1-2:50PM K. BRENNAN $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB COMM ??? K. BRENNAN $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or COMM-212 MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY, 4 CREDITS Takes students through a critical study of the production and consumption of mass media, including television, radio, books, film, newspapers, advertising and the Internet. Students also examine the economic and social organization of mass media, the growth of new media technologies, and the relationship between media and the public. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. COMM ??? W 2-5:50PM M. JONES $348 $26 $10 $384 COMM-218 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION, 4 CREDITS The interpersonal communication process examined through lectures, reading, and exercises. Subjects include goal-setting, first impressions, conflict resolution, non-verbal messages, image building and assertiveness. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR COMM ??? MW 11-12:50PM J. BISHOP $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus COMM ??? TTH 1-2:50PM K. BRENNAN $348 $26 $0 $374 COMM-227 NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION, 4 CREDITS Explores theories and types of nonverbal behavior in relation to the creative process of human communication. Examines the influence, interpretation and/or management of such qualities as appearance, body movement, facial expression, voice, use of space, touch, and time. Considers how physical environments, social roles, gender, and inter/intra-cultural beliefs and values have an effect on relationships among individuals and groups. Applies theoretical interpretations to nonverbal communication found in various forms of human expression. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. COMM ??? MW 10-11:50AM A. NELSON LEWIS $348 $26 $0 $374 COMM-280 SPEECH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of communications. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. COMM ??? K. BRENNAN $522 $39 $45 $606V Computer-Aided Drafting Technology Call for more information, or contact the Student Success Center, CDT-102 SKETCHING & PROBLEM SOLVING, 3 CREDITS Freehand sketching encountered in drafting engineering projects. Selecting views and implementing drafting standards. Dimensioning, lettering, section and auxiliary views are covered. Problem solving in individual and group settings. CDT ??? TTH 9-11:50AM A. FOUHY $261 $19.50 $75 $ Computer Science CS-090 FUNDAMENTAL COMPUTER SKILLS I, 2 CREDITS The course covers the basic use of computers running the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system, including: using the mouse and keyboard, creating and editing documents, file management, and basic Internet use. Recommended: Typing skills are helpful. CS ??? MW 1-2:50PM D. SARGENT $174 $13 $18 $205 Meets: 9/28-10/29. CS ??? TTH 2:30-4:20PM H. ABBOTT $174 $13 $18 $205 Meets: 9/28-10/29. CS ??? TTH 6-7:50PM M. SORRENTINO $174 $13 $18 $205 Meets: 9/28-10/29. CS-091 FUNDAMENTAL COMPUTER SKILLS II, 2 CREDITS Continued development of skills learned in CS-090. Topics include learning intermediate features of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating systems, more work with applications (word processing using the latest version of Microsoft Word, spreadsheets using the latest version of Microsoft Excel, and presentations using the latest version of Microsoft PowerPoint.) Takes place in the computer lab, one student to a computer. Prerequisite: Pass CS-090 or placement in CS-091. CS ??? MW 1-2:50PM D. SARGENT $174 $13 $18 $205 Meets: 11/1-12/3. CS ??? TTH 2:30-4:20PM H. ABBOTT $174 $13 $18 $205 Meets: 11/1-12/3. CS ??? TTH 6-7:50PM M. SORRENTINO $174 $13 $18 $205 Meets: 11/1-12/3. Continued 37

38 Computer Science, continued CS-120 SURVEY OF COMPUTING, 4 CREDITS A computer competency course to familiarize students with computer concept, software applications and the implications of living in the digital age. Introduces students to computer concepts, including, but not limited to the Microsoft Windows environment, Microsoft Office Applications, hardware terminology, social media and the Internet. Prerequisites: Pass CS-090 or placement in CS-120; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. HYB CS ??? MW 10-11:50AM S. EDWARDS $348 $26 $44 $418 Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum. HYB CS ??? TTH 10-11:50AM J. BRUNING $348 $26 $44 $418 Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours. Contact: wesb@ clackamas.edu or Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum. HYB CS ??? TTH 1-2:50PM S. EDWARDS $348 $26 $44 $418 Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum. HYB CS ??? MW 1-2:50PM S. EDWARDS $348 $26 $44 $418 Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum. At Harmony Community Campus. WEB CS ??? J. BRUNING $348 $26 $52 $426 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum. WEB CS ??? D. SARGENT $348 $26 $52 $426 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Required: Flashdrive, 128mb minimum. CS-125H HTML & WEB SITE DESIGN, 3 CREDITS Hands-on approach to planning, design, and developing published web sites using HTML tags in a text editor. The class focuses on basic HTML coding using HTML 5 models. Hyperlinks, images, cascading style sheets, forms, accessibility and design principles will be covered, as well as tools such as site management, validators, and page editors. Recommended: Pass CS-120 or equivalent experience. CS-125H ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM D. CARINO $261 $19.50 $24 $ WEB CS-125H ??? M. SORRENTINO $261 $19.50 $52 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or CS-133VB VISUAL BASIC.NET I, 3 CREDITS Hands-on approach to software design using object-oriented programming. Planning an application, building a user interface, using variables and constants, calculating, accumulating, counting, making decisions, using functions, and using menus. Prerequisites: Pass BA-131 or CS-120. Recommended: Pass MTH-060 or placement into MTH-065. CS-133VB ??? TTH 1-2:20PM D. CARINO $261 $19.50 $24 $ WEB CS-133VB ??? D. CARINO $261 $19.50 $52 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or CS-135DB MICROSOFT ACCESS, 3 CREDITS Focuses on the advanced database capabilities using the latest version of Microsoft Access. Topics include design, construction, and documentation of a database management system, designing reports, forms, advanced form techniques, advanced queries, customizing tables, and creating and using an application system with macros. Prerequisite: Pass BA-131 or CS-120. Recommended: Pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065. CS-135DB ??? MW 1-2:20PM D. CARINO $261 $19.50 $26 $ CS-135I ADVANCED WEB DESIGN WITH DREAMWEAVER, 3 CREDITS Plan and publish a standards-based, accessible web site via a variety of tools, including the Adobe Creative Suite. Complete market and user-needs analyses to best target site content and design. Create a graphical web site mock-up, then use CSS scripts and multimedia to realize site goals. Emphasizes professional design techniques. Prerequisite: Pass CS-125H. CS-135I ??? MW 9-10:20AM D. SARGENT $261 $19.50 $24 $ CS-135S MICROSOFT EXCEL, 3 CREDITS Focuses on advanced spreadsheet capabilities using the latest version of Microsoft Excel. Topics include design, construction, and documentation of spreadsheets, use of templates, multiple worksheets, complex formulas, functions and filtering, Pivot Tables, advanced chart features, sorting, database capabilities, finding data, creating subtotals, using lookup tables, finding trends and forecasting, creating and editing macros, validating data, and working with controls. Recommended: Pass BA-131 or CS-120; pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065. WEB CS-135S ??? D. SARGENT $261 $19.50 $55 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or CS-140 INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS Introduction to the theory behind operating systems as well as basic functions of Windows, Linux/UNIX, and Macintosh operating systems. Discussion of operating systems interface with input, output, and storage devices and basic network theory. Prerequisites: Pass CS-120 or placement in CS-121; pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. CS ??? MW 1-2:50PM E. CARINO $348 $26 $35 $409 CS ??? TTH 1-2:50PM E. CARINO $348 $26 $35 $409 CS-150 COMPUTER TECHNICIAN ORIENTATION, 3 CREDITS Examines foundational computing subjects used in Computer Science and Information Technology. Topics include computer architecture, electronic logic, data representation, and programming, which are used in successive Computer Science courses. Information about degrees and certifications in Computer Science and Information Technology is also covered. Prerequisites: Pass CS-120 or placement in CS-121; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Recommended: Pass MTH-060 or placement in MTH-065. CS ??? TTH 3-4:20PM J. MILLER $261 $19.50 $35 $ CS ??? TTH 9-10:20AM E. CARINO $261 $19.50 $35 $ Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

39 CS-161 COMPUTER SCIENCE I, 4 CREDITS Disciplined approach to algorithm development, problem-solving methods, program design, data types, control structures, and subprograms. Uses C++. Prerequisites: Pass CS-120 or placement in CS-121; pass MTH-111 or placement in MTH-112, or 4 years high school math. CS ??? MW 10-11:50AM J. MILLER $348 $26 $20 $394 CS ??? TTH 10-11:50AM R. ALBERS $348 $26 $20 $394 CS ??? MW 2:30-4:20PM J. MILLER $348 $26 $20 $394 CS-201 COMPUTER SYSTEMS II, 4 CREDITS Introduction to computer systems from a software perspective. Topics include: Basic machine organization, system programming in C and assembly language, introduction to system programming tools (gcc, makefile, gdb), data representation (bits and bytes, characters, integers, floating point numbers), implementation of control flow, procedure calls, and complex data types at the machine level, linking and loading, exceptions and interrupts, process control and signals, system calls, file I/O, timing and improving program performance, basic memory hierarchy, and dynamic memory allocation techniques. Prerequisite: CS-162. CS ??? MW 2:30-4:20PM R. ALBERS $348 $26 $20 $394 CS-225 COMPUTER END USER SUPPORT, 3 CREDITS Addresses professional and interpersonal skills needed by technicians who support and manage hardware and software information systems. Customer service skills; troubleshooting; helpdesk operation; product needs analysis, evaluation, purchase, and installation; technical documentation and training. Prerequisite: Pass CS-120 or placement in CS-121 or equivalent experience. WEB CS ??? E. CARINO $261 $19.50 $50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or CS-227 COMPUTER HARDWARE & REPAIR, 4 CREDITS An in-depth course in computer hardware. Covers operational concepts, identification, installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of power supplies, motherboards, microprocessors, memory modules, disk drives, optical drives, and expansion cards. This course, in conjunction with CS-228, covers the topics of the CompTIA A+ certification exam. Prerequisites: Pass CS-140 or instructor consent. CS ??? MW 9-11:50AM R. ALBERS $348 $26 $35 $409 CS ??? TTH 3-5:50PM E. MCBRIDE $348 $26 $35 $409 CS-240L LINUX ADMINISTRATION, 4 CREDITS Hands-on system administration of Linux. Installation, system configuration, file management, disk formatting and partitioning, local file systems, system startup and shutdown, text editing, run levels, backup and restore, printing, basic local area networking, and memory management. Prerequisite: Pass CS-140. CS-240L ??? TTH 5:30-7:20PM M. PETRIE $348 $26 $35 $409 CS-280 COMPUTER SCIENCE/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience provides supervised work experience to supplement the school experience from the academic classroom environment. Examples would be providing user support, work with computer applications or programming languages, install or manage PC computer systems, and developing websites. Can be repeated for up to 9 credits. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. Prerequisites: Pass BA-131, CS-140 and CS-150. CS ??? R. ALBERS $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to computer science students. Contact: [email protected] or Corequisite: CWE Cooperative Work Experience All students must register for the appropriate CWE course and a CWE Seminar as listed in the following section, Cooperative Work Experience Seminar. Instructor approval is required for all CWE courses. Note: day and time of CWE classes are arranged according to the student s work hours on the job. Students may earn a maximum of 6 CWE credits per term or a maximum of 12 CWE credits per year. Visit the department website at or call for more information. AB-280 COLLISION REPAIR/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Work-based learning experience in an auto body repair shop. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. AB ??? M. HOUSE $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE AM-280 AUTO MECHANICS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Work-based learning experience in an auto repair shop or auto dealership. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. AM ??? J. LEUCK/N. MILLER $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE ANT-280 ANTHROPOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of anthropology and/or archaeology. Prerequisite: Student must have previously completed 9 credits at CCC and declared a major. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. ANT ??? R. KEELER $522 $39 $45 $606V ART-280 ART/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of art. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. ART ??? T. WASSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to instructor consent. BA-280 BUSINESS/CWE, 3-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. On-the-job experience in a business related to the student s major course of study. Under supervision of instructor and employer. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. BA ??? L. MASLYK $522 $39 $45 $606V Contact: [email protected] or CJA-280 CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Supervised experience in criminal justice, corrections, juvenile corrections, or related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: CJA-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. CJA ??? S. FURNO $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE CJA-281 CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Supervised experience in criminal justice, corrections, juvenile corrections, or related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: CJA-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. CJA ??? S. FURNO $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Continued 39

40 Cooperative Work Experience, continued COMM-280 SPEECH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of communications. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. COMM ??? K. BRENNAN $522 $39 $45 $606V CS-280 COMPUTER SCIENCE/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience provides supervised work experience to supplement the school experience from the academic classroom environment. Examples would be providing user support, work with computer applications or programming languages, install or manage PC computer systems, and developing websites. Can be repeated for up to 9 credits. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. Prerequisites: Pass BA-131, CS-140 and CS-150. CS ??? R. ALBERS $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to computer science students. Contact: [email protected] or Corequisite: CWE DMC-280 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of media studies. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. DMC ??? A. MINGO $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE DMC ??? T. WASSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to instructor consent. ED-280 PRACTICUM/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Supervised practicum in a school setting. Students will utilize and develop knowledge, skills and attitudes relevant to working in a school and with children. Required: Instructor consent and successful completion of or current enrollment in ED-100. Corequisite: CWE-281. ED ??? L. SCOTT $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or ENG-280 ENGLISH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job experience in the field of English studies. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. ENG ??? S. MACH $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE EST-180 EMPLOYMENT SKILLS INTERNSHIP, 1-12V CREDITS Develop entry level skills in a specific occupation and practice the career management skills necessary to obtain, sustain, and advance employment. A comprehensive employment plan is developed with a focus on a career path. EST ??? STAFF $0 $0 $900 $900V Required: Instructor consent & EST seminar. FRP-180 WILDLAND FIRE/CWE, 3 CREDITS Work-based learning experience in a wildland firefighting capacity meeting requirements as set forth in the wildland firefighting task book. Current enrollment in or successful completion of FRP-107. Prerequisite: Pass FRP-130. Required: Instructor consent. FRP ??? S. PARRISH $0 $0 $271 $271 Contact: [email protected] FRP-180 WILDLAND FIRE/CWE, 6 CREDITS Work-based learning experience in a wildland firefighting capacity meeting requirements as set forth in the wildland firefighting task book. Current enrollment in or successful completion of FRP-107. Prerequisite: Pass FRP-130. Required: Instructor consent. FRP ??? S. PARRISH $0 $0 $542 $542 Contact: [email protected] GEO-280 GEOGRAPHY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of geography. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. GEO ??? R. KEELER $522 $39 $45 $606V GIS-280 GIS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience (co-op) is a process of education that integrates classroom work with experience obtained through a cooperating employer. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. GIS ??? STAFF $522 $39 $75 $636V Corequisite: CWE Contact: Mike Mattson at mattsonm@ clackamas.edu or GRN-280 GERONTOLOGY/COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE, 2-6V CREDITS Work-based experience to acquaint gerontology students with the roles and related activities of organizations serving the elderly. This course provides an opportunity to apply theories and techniques learned in the classroom. Required: Instructor consent; current enrollment in or successful completion of HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. GRN ??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or or [email protected] HE-280 HEALTH/COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. The course is intended to provide the student with learning experience related to his/her career goal(s) in the health-related career fields. Supervision and evaluation of the student s job performance will be provided by a qualified staff member at Clackamas and the supervisor of the employing institution. Students are required to take an online seminar at the beginning of the term. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE Seminar. HE ??? K. WOODS $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Required: Contact [email protected] or Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

41 HOR-280 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture. Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits of horticulture courses. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Instructor consent. Students are expected to work a minimum of 108 job site hours. HOR ??? A. CHASTAIN $261 $19.50 $45 $ Contact: Renee Harber at [email protected] or HOR-281 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 6 CREDITS On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture. Students are allowed to enroll after completing nine credits of horticulture courses. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a minimum of 216 job site hours. HOR ??? A. CHASTAIN $522 $39 $45 $606 Contact: Renee Harber at [email protected] or HOR-282 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture. Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits of horticulture courses. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a minimum of 108 job site hours. HOR ??? A. CHASTAIN $261 $19.50 $45 $ Contact: Renee Harber at [email protected] or HOR-285 URBAN AGRICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS On-the-job experience working with an agricultural business/ farm. Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits of Urban Agriculture courses. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a minimum of 108 job site hours. HOR ??? C. KONIECZKA $261 $19.50 $45 $ Contact: [email protected] or HS-280 HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST I: CWE/ PRACTICUM, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience. Supervised experience in human services including but not limited to: social service; early childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology; and other occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: HS-170 (except Career Development Facilitator certificate students). Corequisite: CWE-281. HS ??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or or [email protected] HS-281 HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST II/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience level II. Supervised experience in human services including but not limited to: social service; early childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology; and other related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. HS ??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or or [email protected] HS-282 HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST III: CWE/ PRACTICUM, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience level III. Supervised experience in human services including but not limited to: social service; early childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology, and other related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. HS ??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or or [email protected] HST-280 HISTORY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of history. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. HST ??? J. FLOWERS $522 $39 $45 $606V J-280 JOURNALISM/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides the student with on-the-job experience and training related to journalism. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. J ??? M. JONES $522 $39 $45 $606V J-280A PUBLIC RELATIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides the student with on-thejob experience and training related to public relations. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. J-280A ??? M. JONES $522 $39 $45 $606V MFG-280 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Practical experience in the manufacturing trades. Coordination of instruction will occur with industry and the manufacturing and cooperative work departments. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. MFG ??? M. MATTSON $522 $39 $80 $641V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or MUS-280 MUSIC/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of music. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. Prerequisites: Pass MUS-107, MUS-140 and MUS-142. MUS ??? C. DOGGETT/G. HARRIS $522 $39 $144 $705V Corequisite: CWE PE-280 PHYSICAL EDUCATION/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on the job experience and training related to the Physical Education field. Covers job problems and procedures, evaluation of student s job performance by qualified college staff and site supervision. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. PE ??? K. WOODS $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Required: Contact [email protected] or PS-280 POLITICAL SCIENCE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of political science. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. PS ??? J. FLOWERS $522 $39 $45 $606V PSY-280 PSYCHOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of psychology. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. PSY ??? E. LEWIS $522 $39 $45 $606V R-280 RELIGION/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of religion. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. R ??? J. FLOWERS $522 $39 $45 $606V Continued 41

42 Cooperative Work Experience, continued RET-280 RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-12V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Major emphasis on work-based learning experience in the renewable energy field. Coordination of instruction and evaluation of student job performance will be provided by college faculty in conjunction with employer/supervisor. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. RET ??? A. FOUHY $1044 $78 $75 $1197V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or SM-280 ELECTRONICS/MICROELECTRONICS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Practical experience in the high-tech industry. Coordination of instruction will occur with industry and the manufacturing and cooperative work departments. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. SM ??? M. MATTSON $522 $39 $75 $636V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or SOC-280 SOCIOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of sociology. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. SOC ??? E. PFEIFER $522 $39 $45 $606V SPN-280 SPANISH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Offers variable credit to students using Spanish on-the-job. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. SPN ??? D. MILLER $522 $39 $45 $606V TA-280 THEATRE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Provides students with a learning experience related to course of study and career goal. Major emphasis will be given to on-the-job experience and training. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. TA ??? J. EIKREM $522 $39 $45 $606V TTL-180 TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS/CWE, 6 CREDITS Work-based learning experience in the Transportation & Logistics field. Supervision and evaluation of the student s job performance will be provided by qualified staff of the College and employer. 4 TTL ??? J. MCKINNEY/P. CLEM $0 $0 $522 $522 Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. Contact: Pam Clem at [email protected] or At Clackamas. WET-280 WATER & ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS II, 5 CREDITS Practical experience in a municipal, public or private wastewater treatment plant of specific activated sludge design. Process loading criteria, data acquisition, trend charting, and relevant process strategies will be addressed. Corequisite: CWE Seminar. WET ??? M. LAFORCE $435 $32.50 $45 $ WLD-280 WELDING TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS Work-based learning experience in the welding trades. Coordination of instruction will occur with industry and the CWE department. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. WLD ??? S. CALDERA $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or Cooperative Work Experience: Seminar COREQUISITE seminars for Cooperative Work Experience classes listed above. All students must register for the appropriate Cooperative Work Experience class and a seminar section. CWE-281 COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE SEMINAR I, 0 CREDIT The seminar provides an opportunity to develop the career management skills necessary to obtain, sustain and advance in employment. Prepares students for career success. Corequisite for program specific CWE courses. CWE ??? W 12-12:50PM R. ALBERS $0 $0 $0 $0 Restricted to Computer Science students only. Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or CWE ??? M 4-4:50PM M. LAFORCE $0 $0 $0 $0 Restricted to Water & Environmental Technology students. Contact: [email protected] CWE ??? J. STAPLETON $0 $0 $40 $40 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or Required: Instructor consent. Criminal Justice For more information on Criminal Justice, Corrections, credit for completion of D.P.S.S.T. or law enforcement academies contact Yvonne Smith at [email protected] or CJA-101 CRIMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS Examines the social problem of crime, including the process of making and breaking laws as well as society s reaction to the phenomenon. Provides a multidisciplinary study of the causes of crime, including its distribution across social strata and demographics. Focuses on theories of criminal behavior and specfic types of crime. CJA ??? TTH 1-2:20PM I. FLIPPO $261 $19.50 $0 $ WEB CJA ??? I. FLIPPO $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas CJA-110 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT, 4 CREDITS Explores theories, philosophies, and concepts of American law enforcement. This course also examines the history of law enforcement, specific components of the system, public safety responses, and the professionals charged with peace keeping. CJA ??? T 1-4:50PM J. JONES $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB CJA ??? S. FURNO $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu CJA-122 CRIMINAL LAW, 4 CREDITS Examines the elements, purpose and functions of criminal, traffic, juvenile and liquor laws. Studies historical development, philosophy of law, and constitutional provisions. Examines definition and classification of crime, application of administration of justice, legal research, study of case law, methodology and concepts of law as a social force. Prerequisites: Pass CJA-120. CJA ??? T 5:30-9:20PM S. HEALY $348 $26 $0 $374 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

43 CJA-130 INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS, 3 CREDITS Examines the history, organization, and development of corrections in the United States, including sentencing, incarceration, community corrections and the juvenile justice system. Reviews the use of the death penalty. Identifies trends in corrections. 4 CJA ??? W 1-3:50PM I. FLIPPO $261 $19.50 $0 $ Required: Instructor consent. Class is held at MacLaren Youth Corrections Facility in Woodburn, Oregon. Students must provide own transportation. Contact: Ida Flippo at iflipp@clackamas At Woodburn. WEB CJA ??? I. FLIPPO $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas CJA-170 INTRODUCTION TO FIELD WORK IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE, 3 CREDITS Provides required preparation for participation in Criminal Justice/ Corrections Cooperative Work Experience. Discusses the processes of pursuing a career in the criminal justice system, including law enforcement, the practice of law, courts, correction, and private security. Includes topics related to Cooperative Work Experience such as finding a field placement, interviewing, and creating learning objectives. Addresses hiring, promotions, and workplace ethics. Students must successfully complete this course before participating in Criminal Justice/CWE. Prerequisites: Pass CJA-110 with a C or better, or instructor consent. CJA ??? MW 10:30-11:50AM S. FURNO $261 $19.50 $0 $ CJA-210 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION I, 3 CREDITS Introduces the history, theory, and principles of criminal investigation in the criminal justice system. Describes crime scene investigation and courtroom aspects of crime scenes including interviews, evidence, follow-up, case preparation, and techniques for specific crimes. CJA ??? MW 9-10:20AM S. FURNO $261 $19.50 $5 $ CJA-252 INTRODUCTION TO RESTORATIVE JUSTICE, 3 CREDITS Provides a critical introduction to the history, values, principles, and practices of restorative justice. Covers fundamental values and principles of restorative justice, and the experience and interests of key stakeholders (victims, offenders, communities, and systems). CJA ??? M 6-8:50PM M. HARTMAN $261 $19.50 $0 $ CJA-280 CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Supervised experience in criminal justice, corrections, juvenile corrections, or related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: CJA-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. CJA ??? S. FURNO $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE CJA-281 CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Supervised experience in criminal justice, corrections, juvenile corrections, or related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: CJA-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. CJA ??? S. FURNO $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Dental Assistant The CCC Dental Assistant program is a three-term program of 49 credits. DA-101 DENTAL RADIOLOGY I, 2 CREDITS Introduction to history and principles of dental radiology, terminology, and basic physics associated with x-rays, biological effects of x-rays, anatomical landmarks and infection control. Corequisite: DA-101L. Required: Admission into Dental Assistant program. Instructor consent. 4 DA ??? W 12:30-2:20PM M. CORONA $174 $13 $175 $362 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA-101L. At Harmony Community Campus. DA-101L DENTAL RADIOLOGY I LAB, 1 CREDIT Practical instruction in radiation health and safety, types of film, film holders, processing and mounting of dental films, use of x-ray equipment, infection control techniques, disposal of hazardous waste, and exposure techniques on x-ray manikins. Corequisite: DA-101. Required: Admission into Dental Assistant program. Instructor consent. 4 DA-101L ??? W 9-11:50AM M. CORONA $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA-101. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 DA-101L ??? W 3-5:50PM M. CORONA $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA-101. At Harmony Community Campus. DA-104 CLINICAL PROCEDURES I, 2 CREDITS Discussion in the practice of patient care including the collection of patient medical and dental histories and maintenance of accurate treatment records. Explores the history of dentistry, dental ethics and law. The dental healthcare team, dental office design and the dental profession will also be discussed. Corequisite: DA-104L. Required: Admission into Dental Assistant program. Instructor consent. 4 DA ??? M 12:30-2:20PM M. CORONA/K. HIATT $174 $13 $225 $412 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA-104L. At Harmony Community Campus. DA-104L CLINICAL PROCEDURES I LAB, 1 CREDIT Prepares the student for basic chairside assisting and general procedures. Application of essential skills in seating and dismissing patients, ergonomics, instrument transfers, oral evacuation, taking and recording vital signs, and infection control are taught and practiced in a dental laboratory setting. Corequisite: DA-104. Required: Admission into Dental Assistant program. Instructor consent. 4 DA-104L ??? M 9-11:50AM M. CORONA $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA At Harmony Community Campus. 4 DA-104L ??? M 3-5:50PM K. HIATT $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA At Harmony Community Campus. DA-107 DENTAL MATERIALS I, 2 CREDITS In-depth level of instruction in the composition and manipulation of dental restorative materials, and dental cements. Examination of general dentistry and chairside assisting with direct permanent restorations such as amalgam and composite will also be covered. Corequisite: DA-107L. Required: Admission into Dental Assistant program. Instructor consent. 4 DA ??? TH 12:30-2:20PM K. HIATT $174 $13 $175 $362 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA-107L. At Harmony Community Campus. Continued 43

44 Dental Assistant, continued DA-107L DENTAL MATERIALS I LAB, 1 CREDIT Application of the essential skills necessary in assisting with amalgam and composite restorations. Covers tray-set-ups, pre and post-operative instructions, instrument transfer,and oral evacuation with amalgam and composite procedures. The identification and application of dental cements used in general dentistry will also be covered. Includes manipulation, storage and disposal of hazardous dental materials and cements. Corequisite: DA-107. Required: Admission into the Dental Assistant program. Instructor consent. 4 DA-107L ??? TH 9-11:50AM M. CORONA $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA At Harmony Community Campus. 4 DA-107L ??? TH 3-5:50PM K. HIATT $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: DA At Harmony Community Campus. DA-110 CLINICAL PRACTICUM I, 1 CREDIT Clinical practicum begins in the seventh week of class. Students begin to apply basic dental assisting procedures taught in weeks one through six. All OSHA and HAZ-COM protocols are followed to allow for student and patient safety and protection. A minimum of eight supervised unpaid hours per week is required for term one practicum. Students will participate in two seminars held during the term. Required: Admission into Dental Assistant program. Instructor consent. 4 DA ??? T TBA M. CORONA/K. HIATT $87 $6.50 $125 $ Meets: 11/10, 11/17, 11/24, 12/1 & 12/8. Required: Instructor consent. Eight hrs/wk/tba. At Harmony Community Campus. DA-115 DENTAL SCIENCE, 2 CREDITS Introduction and general study of anatomy, physiology, and oral pathology. An in-depth level course of study in oral anatomy, histology and embryology will also be covered. Required: Admission into the Dental Assistant Program. Instructor consent. 4 DA ??? F 9-10:50AM M. CORONA $174 $13 $40 $227 Restricted to instructor consent. At Harmony Community Campus. DA-125 DENTAL INFECTION CONTROL, 2 CREDITS Introduction and general study of microbiology, major groups of microorganisms, viral and bacterial diseases. Disease transmission, infection prevention, disinfection and instrument processing techniques will also be covered. An in-depth level of the Bloodborne pathogens standards and Hazard Communication will be taught and integrated throughout the didactic, preclinical, laboratory and clinical course of study. Required: Admission into the Dental Assistant program. Instructor consent. 4 DA ??? F 11:30-1:20PM M. CORONA $174 $13 $40 $227 Restricted to instructor consent. At Harmony Community Campus. Digital Media Communications DMC-100 INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA ARTS, 3 CREDITS Presents an overview of career opportunities in the media industry. Introduces basic principles common to success in the media industry, common media industry entrance strategies and the history of the industry from film to online media. In addition this course will cover basic theories behind what shapes and drives the media industry. DMC ??? MW 12-1:20PM A. MINGO $261 $19.50 $90 $ DMC-104 DIGITAL VIDEO EDITING, 4 CREDITS Students will utilize video editing skills. These skills will include logging and capturing raw video, assembly of shots on a time line, and the use of effects in the creation of a final video sequence. Along with text generation and video compositing, this course will offer students an in-depth overview of the video editing process. Course will explore the history of film editing and the theory behind various forms of film and video editing. Lab component included. Recommended: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. DMC ??? TTH 9:30-11:55AM A. MINGO $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC-106 ANIMATION & MOTION GRAPHICS I, 3 CREDITS Introduction to the fundamentals of animation and motion graphics design. This project-based course will explore experimental and new technological approaches to creating digital effects and animation for video and web-based applications. Students will learn the basics of After Effects to create successful motion graphics projects. Previous experience with computer graphics and digital video is recommended. Recommended: ART-221, ART-225, ART-226, DMC-104. DMC ??? MW 1-3:50PM T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Recommended: Previous experience with computer graphics and digital video. DMC-111 INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO GAME DESIGN, 3 CREDITS This course provides students with the skills needed to integrate 3D assets and Motion Capture sessions into a Unity-driven game design environment. It will focus on game development skills and the processes required in today s interactive game design industry. From preproduction to game mechanics and design to production, students will utilize Unity game development tools to create powerful games and interactive Augmented Reality projects. DMC ??? TTH 1-3:50PM E. RUHL $261 $19.50 $125 $ DMC-147 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 1 CREDIT Introduction to music and sound as related to moviemaking. Students will have the opportunity to create and assemble music, sound and video into a finished product. DMC ??? F 6:30-8:20PM S 9-5:50PM B. ROSE $87 $6.50 $99 $ Meets: 10/30 & 10/31. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

45 DMC-190 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO PROJECT I, 4 CREDITS The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the planning, production, and presentation of an original finished product representative of any one of the focus areas included in the Digital Media Communications Program. DMC ??? TBA TBA A. MINGO $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC ??? TBA TBA T. WASSON $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC-191 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO PROJECT II, 3 CREDITS The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the revision, refinement, and further development of an original finished product representative of any one of the focus areas included in the Digital Multimedia Communications Program, and to collaborate with peers in the process of integrating their work with one additional DMC focus area. Prerequisite: Pass DMC-190. DMC ??? TBA TBA A. MINGO $261 $19.50 $90 $ DMC ??? TBA TBA T. WASSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ DMC-192 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS PORTFOLIO PROJECT III, 4 CREDITS The purpose of this course is to provide students the opportunity to combine their skills, knowledge, and special interests in the production and production management of an original portfolio project that reflects full integration of DMC focus areas. Prerequisite: Pass DMC-191. DMC ??? TBA TBA A. MINGO $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC ??? TBA TBA T. WASSON $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC-194 INTRODUCTION TO FILM, 4 CREDITS Viewing, discussion, and analysis of films from a variety of eras and cultures. Students will learn to analyze a film beyond its surface meaning, drawing on film aesthetics, technology, history, and theory. The interpretive and critical thinking skills they develop can be applied to a variety of modern media. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. DMC ??? MW 12-1:50PM A. COFFEY $348 $26 $0 $374 DMC-205 DIRECTING FOR FILM & VIDEO, 4 CREDITS Offers students interested in filmmaking the skills needed to successfully direct performances specifically for the screen. Lab component included. Prerequisite: Pass WR-121 or instructors consent. DMC ??? MW 9:30-11:55AM A. MINGO $348 $26 $90 $464 DMC-247 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 3 CREDITS Introduction to sound as related to moviemaking. Students will have the opportunity to create and assemble music sound for video into a finished product. Explores the basic components of commercial film/video production as they related to music and sound. DMC ??? M 3-5:50PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ DMC-280 DIGITAL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of media studies. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. DMC ??? A. MINGO $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: CWE DMC ??? T. WASSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Restricted to instructor consent. Corequisite: CWE Economics EC-200 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS, 4 CREDITS General introduction to microeconomics as applied to individual decision-making units and to macroeconomics as applied to the operation of the economy as a whole. Course topics include economic decision making, economic systems, supply and demand models, price determination, elasticity, household income, business ownership, profit maximization, production functions and costs, and competition and market structures. Also includes goals and problems of the macro economy such as fiscal and budgets, the role of financial institutions, money creation, and monetary theory and policy. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB EC ??? L. WALLIS $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or EC-201 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: MICRO, 4 CREDITS Focuses on micro-economic theory dealing with the behavior of individuals and individual firms within different market structures. Covers concepts of competition, consumer decisions, the use price of economic resources, and international trade. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111. EC ??? MW 10-11:50AM A. ARGUELLO $348 $26 $0 $374 EC ??? MW 2-3:50PM A. ARGUELLO $348 $26 $0 $374 4 EC ??? W 6-9:50PM M. WISMER $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus. WEB EC ??? L. WALLIS $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or EC-202 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: MACRO, 4 CREDITS Introduction to economic theory, policy, and institutions. Focuses on macro-economic theory, scarcity, production, money, unemployment, inflation, and international finance. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111. EC ??? TTH 8-9:50AM A. ARGUELLO $348 $26 $0 $374 EC ??? TTH 1-2:50PM A. ARGUELLO $348 $26 $0 $374 Education ECE-143 KINDERGARTEN READINESS, 1 CREDIT Introduces core concepts of kindergarten readiness, including outcomes that are focused on in Pre-K as well as strategies for children as they prepare for kindergarten. WEB ECE ??? T. MARINO $87 $6.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Continued 45

46 Education, continued ECE-150 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION & FAMILY STUDIES, 3 CREDITS Focuses on the history of early childhood education and the prominent theorists that have significantly contributed to the field. The types of programs that serve young children, birth-age 8, and their families will be examined. State and national standards in early childhood education and family studies will be explored. WEB ECE ??? D. HENDRICKS $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu ECE-221 OBSERVATION AND GUIDANCE II IN ECE SETTINGS, 4 CREDITS This course is designed to help students explore in greater depth the observation of PK-4th grade within the classroom environment. In this more advanced course, the student focuses on observation and guidance techniques for observing groups of children and addresses challenging behaviors and other issues within the early childhood environment. The practitioner s role in using observation to promote his/her own development and to assist in the development of the children is explored in depth. Prerequisite: ECE-121. HYB ECE ??? F 9-11:50AM D. HENDRICKS $348 $26 $20 $394 Hybrid. Meets: 10/2, 10/23, 11/13 & 12/4. ECE-235 NUTRITION, MUSIC AND MOVEMENT IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS Course focuses on factors that contribute to childhood obesity. Students explore current standards and evidence-based practices in nutrition education, movement and music in early childhood and explore ways to incorporate developmentally appropriate nutrition, music and movement education into the early childhood environment and curriculum. HYB ECE ??? T 4-6:50PM B. KING $261 $19.50 $20 $ Hybrid. Meets: 9/29, 10/13, 10/27, 11/10, 11/24 & 12/8. ECE-241 ENVIRONMENTS & CURRICULUM PLANNING II, 3 CREDITS Builds upon knowledge and skills learned in ECE-240: Environments and Curriculum Planning I. Emphasis is on application of research-based strategies to implement and evaluate early childhood environments and curriculum. Focus is on integrating content knowledge throughout all classroom activities. Prerequisite: ECE-240. HYB ECE ??? F 12-2:50PM M. KISSINGER $261 $19.50 $20 $ Hybrid. Meets: 10/2, 10/23, 11/20 & 12/4. ED-100 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS Examines career options and pathways in the field of education. Explores the history of and current issues impacting the American educational system. Provides an overview of diversity in educational settings and the characteristics of effective schools and teachers. ED ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM L. SCOTT $261 $19.50 $0 $ Contact: [email protected] or WEB ED ??? L. SCOTT $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or ED-113 INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES IN READING & LANGUAGE ARTS, 3 CREDITS Introduces skills and techniques applied in supplemental reading instruction with elementary age students. Includes reading for meaning using the four cueing systems: comprehension, strategies, developing sigh/meaning, vocabulary, connecting reading/writing, understanding appropriate uses of graphophonics. WEB ED ??? L. SCOTT $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or ED-131 INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES, 3 CREDITS Focuses on the components of effective instruction. Students will design standards-based activities that integrate multiple content areas, address the instructional needs of diverse learners and include appropriate strategies for assessment. WEB ED ??? L. SCOTT $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or ED-220 FOUNDATIONS OF CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION, 3 CREDITS Provides an introduction to the field of Career and Technical Education (CTE). Examines the historical and legislative foundations of CTE in the United States. Discusses the role of special populations in CTE programs. Provides an overview of CTE programs, teacher certification, and student organizations. Addresses current trends and issues in the field. WEB ED ??? L. SCOTT $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or ED-235 EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY, 3 CREDITS Trains students in the preparation and use of media and technology in school settings. Students will develop an understanding of the role of media in learning and methods for incorporating media in instruction. WEB ED ??? L. SCOTT $0 $0 $40 $40 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or ED-280 PRACTICUM/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Supervised practicum in a school setting. Students will utilize and develop knowledge, skills and attitudes relevant to working in a school and with children. Required: Instructor consent and successful completion of or current enrollment in ED-100. Corequisite: CWE-281. ED ??? L. SCOTT $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

47 Electronics & Microelectronics All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor prior to registering. Call for more information, or contact the Student Success Center, EET-112 ELECTRONIC TEST EQUIPMENT AND SOLDERING, 3 CREDITS Provides basic understanding, operation and set-up of electronic test equipment. Students will set-up, operate, and make measurements using meters, function generator, digital storage oscilloscope and logic analyzer and solder to IPC 610A standards. EET ??? TTHF 3-4:50PM J. STAGER $261 $19.50 $90 $ EET-137 ELECTRICAL FUNDAMENTALS I, 4 CREDITS Introduction to basic concepts of voltage, current, resistance and their relationships in DC circuits. Analysis of series, parallel and series-parallel circuits will be made using Ohm s and Kirchloff s laws and DC Network theorems. Recommended: Completion of MTH-050 or higher. EET ??? TTH 5-8:50PM J. STAGER $348 $26 $120 $494 EET-215 ELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS I, 2 CREDITS This course emphasizes applied electromechanical principles. The theory and application of force, work, torque, energy power and force transformers are explored. Covers motion control systems, basic relay circuits and sensors, stepper and servo motors and power transmission systems. Introductory mechanics areas also covered, including simple machines and an introduction to static and dynamic forces. Required: Current enrollment in or successful completion of EET-137 or MFG-130. EET ??? TTH 2:30-4:20PM M. MATTSON $174 $13 $60 $247 EET-227 SEMICONDUCTOR CIRCUITS II, 3 CREDITS Second in series concentrating on the application, design and circuit analysis of transistor amplifying and switching circuits. Industry standard devices will be used. Prerequisite: EET-127. EET ??? MW 4:30-7:20PM W. SELLEVAAG $261 $19.50 $90 $ EET-239 PRINCIPLES OF TROUBLESHOOTING II, 2 CREDITS Covers advanced applications of diagnosis, service, maintenance and repair of systems. Also includes preventative maintenance, applied statistical process control and RF power generation. Recommended: Completion of EET-139. EET ??? MW 7:30-9:20PM W. SELLEVAAG $174 $13 $60 $247 SM-150 SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESSING I, 2 CREDITS Provides general background knowledge on the processes required to manufacture integrated circuit devices, beginning with silicon material preparation and ending with testing of a completed device. Micro-contamination also covered. SM ??? F 5-6:50PM W. SELLEVAAG $174 $13 $60 $247 SM-170 SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESSING III, 2 CREDITS Covers the essential process and equipment related to etching, diffusion and ion implantation. Troubleshooting of common equipment and process related problems are emphasized. Recommended: Completion of SM-150. WEB SM ??? W. SELLEVAAG $174 $13 $100 $287 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: Wayne Sellevaag at [email protected] or SM-229 VACUUM TECHNOLOGY, 2 CREDITS Focuses on elementary theory and practice of vacuum equipment for microelectronics processing. Students study vacuum fundamentals, pumps and equipment used in vacuum systems. Recommended: Completion of SM-150. WEB SM ??? W. SELLEVAAG $174 $13 $100 $287 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: Wayne Sellevag at [email protected] or SM-280 ELECTRONICS/MICROELECTRONICS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Practical experience in the high-tech industry. Coordination of instruction will occur with industry and the manufacturing and cooperative work departments. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. SM ??? M. MATTSON $522 $39 $75 $636V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or Emergency Medical Technology EMT-101 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PART I, 5 CREDITS Develops skills and training at the basic life support (BLS) level. Includes signs and symptoms of illness and injury, initial treatment, stabilization, and transportation. Focus on: airway management, and patient assessment. Required: pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121, pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH-065. AHA CPR Healthcare Provider or equivalent. 4 EMT ??? TTH 6-9:20PM Z. SAWZAK $435 $32.50 $200 $ Required: Instructor consent and EMT Basic registration checklist. Course required documentation must be received prior to registration. Contact: [email protected] At Harmony Community Campus. EMT-105 INTRODUCTION TO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES, 3 CREDITS Introduces the student to EMS. Examines the career path for paramedics. Explores structure and function of EMS systems. Includes roles and responsibilities, operations, medico-legal consideration, stress management, blood borne pathogens, and other Oregon specific content. 4 EMT ??? TTH 4-5:20PM Z. SAWZAK $261 $19.50 $40 $ At Harmony Community Campus. Energy Resource Management The ERM program offers a one-year certificate and two-year AAS degree to prepare students for entry level operations careers in the utility industry. All degree/certificate seeking students should arrange to speak to an advisor prior to registering. Call Wilsonville Advising at for more information or advising needs. See Utility Workforce Training for other technical utility related certificates. ERM-100 INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY INDUSTRY AND CAREER OPTIONS, 3 CREDITS Overview of the energy and utility industries and the career options offered. Through research, students will discover and report on career options in the energy and utility resource industries. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 with a C or better or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH- 065; pass WR-095 with a C or better or placement in WR-121; pass CS-090 with a C or better or placement in CS-120. HYB ERM ??? M 6-7:50PM J. MCLAIN $0 $0 $ $ Hybrid. Meets Mondays plus online hours. At Wilsonville Campus. Continued 47

48 Energy Resource Management, continued ERM-107 CAREER PORTFOLIO, 4 CREDITS Develop and customize a professional portfolio to record the application of knowledge and skills which may relate to students targeted career field. Portfolio consists of resume, reference letters, work samples, narrative, and certifications. Prerequisites: Pass RD-090 with a C or better or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH-065; pass WR-095 with a C or better or placement in WR-121; pass CS-090 with a C or better or placement in CS-120. HYB ERM ??? W 6-8:50PM A. LESHER $0 $0 $434 $434 Hybrid. Meets Wednesdays 9/30-11/4 plus online hours. At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-109 CAREER INTERVIEW STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT Explore various career options and pathways and develop industry contacts. Practice interviewing skills and techniques. Prerequisites: Pass RD-090 with a C or better or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH-065; pass WR-095 with a C or better or placement in WR-121; pass CS-090 with a C or better or placement in CS-120. HYB ERM ??? W 6-8:50PM J. JOHNSTON $0 $0 $ $ Hybrid. Meets Wednesdays 11/18-12/9 plus online hours. At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-110 OSHA 10 TRAINING, 1 CREDIT Discover principles and concepts that govern safe work practices in the utility industry. Focus is on safety awareness and application of safe working habits. Required: Instructor consent. 4 ERM ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 10/23 & 10/24. Restricted: Energy Resource Management and utility trades students only. Contact Shelly Tracy at or [email protected] or Wilsonville Advising at At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-160 UTILITY INDUSTRY HEALTH AWARENESS, 3 CREDITS Discover principles and concepts that govern health related environmental conditions in a workplace setting in the utility industry. Create systems for change specific to health related workplace conditions. Corequisites: ERM-100,ERM-107, and ERM-109. Required: Instructor consent. 4 ERM ??? TTH 6-8:50PM J. JOHNSTON $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 9/29-10/29. Corequisites: ERM-100, ERM-107 & ERM-109. Restricted: Energy Resource Management and utility trades students only. Contact Shelly Tracy at or [email protected] or Wilsonville Advising at At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-201 ENERGY APPLICATIONS: RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES, 4 CREDITS Access and interpret the current and potential applications of renewable energy resources throughout the energy and resource industries. This includes renewable energy impacts on generation, transmission, distribution, transportation, and end-use in buildings (homes, office and manufacturing process). The perspectives covered include energy policy (politics), economics (cost/benefit) and technology (physical potential/limits.) Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 with a C or better or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH-065; pass WR-095 with a C or better or placement in WR-121; pass CS-090 with a C or better or placement in CS-120. HYB ERM ??? T 6-8:50PM J. MCLAIN $0 $0 $374 $374 Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday plus online hours. At Wilsonville Campus. Engineering ENGR-111 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING, 3 CREDITS Introduction to basic ideas and tools of the engineering profession. Rudiments and methods of engineering analysis, design, and problem solving culminating in a design project. The class will cover all facets of design, including background research, requirement specification and prioritization, development, prototype construction, testing, and evaluation for future redesigns. Corequisite: Placement in MTH-112 or higher. ENGR ??? T 10-11:50AM??? TH 11-11:50AM E. LEE $261 $19.50 $10 $ ENGR ??? T 3-4:50PM??? TH 3-3:50PM E. LEE $261 $19.50 $10 $ ENGR-112 ENGINEERING PROGRAMMING, 3 CREDITS Introduction to basic scientific and engineering computing using MATLAB. Rudiments and methods of engineering analysis, design, and problem solving with computational tools. Emphasis on developing proficiency in writing functions and programs. Corequisites: Placement in MTH-112 or higher. ENGR ??? MW 2:30-3:50PM E. LEE $261 $19.50 $15 $ ENGR-211 STATICS, 4 CREDITS First term of engineering mechanics sequence. This course focuses on the study of force systems acting on particles or rigid bodies under equilibrium conditions. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-252. Corequisite: PH-211. ENGR ??? TTH 1-2:50PM E. LEE $348 $26 $20 $394 ENGR-221 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS, 4 CREDITS Designed to give the student a thorough understanding of basic electrical circuit theory, this course covers voltage and current relationships and fundamental methods of circuit analysis. Electrical circuit parameters such as resistence, inductance, and capacitance will be examined through theory and laboratory experiments. Prerequisites: Pass MTH-252. ENGR ??? W 12-12:50PM??? M 11-12:50PM??? T 9-11:50AM E. LEE/C. CONNORS $348 $26 $52 $426 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

49 English as a Second Language All new students attending classes at CCC campus or Harmony/OIT campus must enroll in ESL or ESL Call for campus appointment and for Harmony/OIT appointment. Todos los estudiantes de nuevo ingreso que asisten a clases en CCC en Oregon City o Harmony/OIT en Milwaukie, deberán inscribirse en la clase ESL o ESL Llame al si quiere ir al campus en Oregon City, o al si quiere ir al campus de Harmony/OIT en Milwaukie. XCIV-0001 CITIZENSHIP PREPARATION, 0 CREDIT Prepares students to pass the oral exam for U.S. citizenship. Students study U.S. history, government, citizens rights and responsibilities, and U.S. symbols independently through a selfpaced, online distance learning course, and periodic meetings with the Volunteer Tutor Coordinator, taking quizzes after completing separate modules. XCIV ??? TBA TBA M. CULLEY $0 $0 $20 $20 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: Michelle Culley at ENL-117 ADVANCED GRAMMAR A, 3 CREDITS Part A of a two-part series. Present and practice of adverb clauses, discourse connectors, reported speech, and noun clauses in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. ENL ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM L. JOYCE $261 $19.50 $0 $ ENL-119 ADVANCED READING & WRITING, 6 CREDITS Advanced students practice reading, writing, and editing skills useful in both academic and workplace contexts. Students generally take this course for more than one term to satisfy all requirements. Required: Instructor consent. ENL ??? MWF 9-10:50AM A. VERGUN $522 $39 $0 $561 ENL-120 ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS A, 3 CREDITS Develops fluency in speaking and listening in the contexts of schools, work, family and community. Prepares students for success in discussions, interviews, conferences, presentations, and academic note taking. Required: Instructor consent. ENL ??? TTH 9-10:20AM D. VERMILLION $261 $19.50 $0 $ ESL-010 ESL TUTORING (LITERACY), 0 CREDIT Adult students meet one-on-one or in a small group with a tutor to focus on specific learning needs. Sessions are held in various public places throughout Clackamas County, such as libraries, schools, churches, and the college campuses and outreach sites. Tutors help to set student goals and a plan of learning. This class is a supplement to other ESL, ABE, or GED classes. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TBA TBA M. CULLEY $0 $0 $0 $0 Contact Michelle Culley at or [email protected] ESL-022 BEGINNING ESL, 0 CREDIT Introduces the language necessary to function in day-to-day American society at the beginning level; listening, speaking, reading, and writing are taught in the contexts of work, family, and community. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MWF 9-10:50AM M. CULLEY $0 $0 $40 $40 4 ESL ??? TTH 6-8:50PM L. HUTCHINSON $0 $0 $40 $40 At Harmony Community Campus. 4 ESL ??? MW 6-8:50PM J. RUHL $0 $0 $40 $40 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-033 INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 0 CREDIT Intermediate-level students study and practice speaking and listening to improve their fluency in English for living and working situations. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TTH 9-10:20AM J. RUEDA $0 $0 $20 $20 4 ESL ??? TTH 7:30-8:50PM A. FRANZONI $0 $0 $20 $20 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-034 UPPER INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 0 CREDIT This course is for upper-intermediate non-native speakers of English who want to learn and practice speaking and listening to improve their fluency in English for living and working situations. Emphasis will be on developing conversational skills as needed for success in meeting personal, educational, family, and workplace goals. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TTH 9-10:20AM C. ROHWEDER $0 $0 $20 $20 4 ESL ??? TTH 7:30-8:50PM A. VERGUN $0 $0 $20 $20 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-035 ADVANCED COMMUNICATION SKILLS A, 0 CREDIT This course is designed to help advanced non-native speakers of English gain fluency in speaking and listening in the contexts of school, work, family and community. Prepares students for success in discussions, interviews, conferences, presentations, and academic note taking. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TTH 9-10:20AM D. VERMILLION $0 $0 $20 $20 ESL-040 BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDIT Class will present and practice the simple present tense of the verb to be, nouns, descriptive and possessive adjectives, prepositions of place and time, and simple sentence structures in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM J. RUHL $0 $0 $20 $20 4 ESL ??? MW 6-7:20PM A. BROADSWORD $0 $0 $20 $20 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-041 UPPER BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDIT Class will present and practice verb tenses (simple present, simple past, and present progressive), adverbs of frequency, articles, and nouns in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM A. VERGUN $0 $0 $20 $20 4 ESL ??? TTH 6-7:20PM A. VERGUN $0 $0 $20 $20 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-042 INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR A, 0 CREDIT Part A of a two-part series. Present and practice the formation and use of the simple present and present progressive with a focus on non-action verbs and extended time, simple past, past progressive, used to, the future, and wh-questions in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM S. MUNRO $0 $0 $20 $20 4 ESL ??? TTH 6-7:20PM STAFF $0 $0 $20 $20 At Harmony Community Campus. Continued 49

50 English as a Second Language, continued ESL-044 UPPER INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR A, 0 CREDIT Part A of a two-part series. Present and practice verb forms that frequently occur together, gerunds and infinitives, and causative verbs in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM J. RUEDA $0 $0 $20 $20 4 ESL ??? TTH 6-7:20PM A. FRANZONI $0 $0 $20 $20 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-046 ADVANCED GRAMMAR A, 0 CREDIT Part A of a two-part series. Present and practice adverb clauses, discourse connectors, reported speech, and noun clauses in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM L. JOYCE $0 $0 $20 $20 ESL-047 ADVANCED GRAMMAR B, 0 CREDIT Part B of a two-part series. Present and practice count/noncount nouns, definite/indefinite articles, modals, and conditional sentences in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TTH 6-7:20PM J. VAN ZUTPHEN $0 $0 $20 $20 ESL-049 BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT This course is designed to teach beginning-level students who have limited knowledge of written English. Students will practice alphabet recognition, read and write short sentences, study new vocabulary, read short paragraphs, and gain reading and scanning skills to use in everyday life and in the workplace. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM D. VERMILLION $0 $0 $20 $20 4 ESL ??? MW 7:30-8:50PM A. BROADSWORD $0 $0 $20 $20 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-050 UPPER BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT For upper beginning-level ESL students who read and write at the sentence level. Students read short texts in order to improve reading skills, write a variety of sentences and put related sentences in paragraph form. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MWF 9-10:50AM C. ROHWEDER $0 $0 $40 $40 4 ESL ??? MW 6-8:50PM J. VAN ZUTPHEN $0 $0 $40 $40 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-053 INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT This course is designed for the intermediate-level ESL student who is ready to begin writing at the paragraph level. The major purpose of the course is to improve the student s reading and writing skills as needed for more advanced ESL and college courses, in the workplace, and in everyday life. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MWF 9-10:50AM J. RUEDA $0 $0 $40 $40 4 ESL ??? MW 6-8:50PM L. HUTCHINSON $0 $0 $40 $40 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-054 UPPER INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT Upper-intermediate students will practice reading and writing skills needed to succeed in college, the workplace, and everyday life. Introduction to multiple paragraph essays. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MWF 9-10:50AM V. MEIER $0 $0 $40 $40 4 ESL ??? MW 6-8:50PM L. JOYCE $0 $0 $40 $40 At Harmony Community Campus. ESL-055 ADVANCED READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT Advanced students practice reading, writing, and editing skills useful in both academic and workplace contexts. Students generally take this course for more than one term in order to satisfy all requirements. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MWF 9-10:50AM A. VERGUN $0 $0 $40 $40 ESL-070 COMPUTER LAB, 0 CREDIT Provides opportunities to improve English language skills by using language learning software and Internet websites. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TBA TBA S. MUNRO $0 $0 $0 $0 ESL-073 ESL READING A, 0 CREDIT This course is designed for ESL students of all levels. The purpose of the course is to improve the student s reading fluency and expand and solidify their English vocabulary as needed for more advanced ESL and college classes, and for everyday life. ESL ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $20 $20 ESL-081 BRIDGE TO COMPUTERS, 0 CREDIT This course introduces computer skills for intermediate and higher non-native speakers of English. Course includes an overview of computer components and terminology and an introduction to applications such as word processing, Internet, , presentation, and other software. English reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills are developed through a variety of computer projects and interactive classroom work. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM M. CULLEY $0 $0 $20 $20 ESL-082 SPELLING, 0 CREDIT This course will present and provide opportunities to practice English spelling patterns and rules and will individualize instruction to address spelling challenges. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TTH 7:30-8:50PM J. VAN ZUTPHEN $0 $0 $25 $25 ESL-084 VOCABULARY BUILDING B, 0 CREDIT Part B of a two-part series of classes in which upper-intermediate and advanced level students will develop their passive and active vocabularies through numerous exposures to selected words from the General Service List and from the Academic Word List, and will develop their vocabulary acquisition skills. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM S. MUNRO $0 $0 $20 $20 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

51 ESL-087 EDITING FOR BETTER WRITING, 0 CREDIT In this course, upper-intermediate and higher-level ESL students will improve their writing through editing. They will also engage in extended reading which will provide a context for writing. Required: Instructor consent. ESL ??? MWF 9-10:50AM K. LONG $0 $0 $40 $40 PIE-011 PIE TUTORING, 0 CREDIT Designed for the Program for Intensive English students who need one-on-one instruction in conversation, pronunciation, reading, grammar, writing, or GED preparation. The students meet with a tutor or instructor and work on the above skill areas. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TBA TBA K. LONG $0 $0 $ $ PIE-022 BEGINNING ESL, 0 CREDIT Introduces the language necessary to function in day-to-day American society at the beginning level; listening, speaking, reading, and writing are taught in the contexts of work, family, and community. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MWF 9-10:50AM M. CULLEY $0 $0 $1581 $1581 PIE-033 INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 3 CREDITS Intermediate-level students study and practice speaking and listening to improve their fluency in English for living and working situations. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM J. RUEDA $261 $19.50 $0 $ PIE-034 UPPER INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION, 3 CREDITS This course is for upper-intermediate non-native speakers of English who want to learn and practice speaking and listening to improve their fluency in English for living and working situations. Emphasis will be on developing conversational skills as needed for success in meeting personal, educational, family, and workplace goals. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM C. ROHWEDER $261 $19.50 $0 $ PIE-040 BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDIT Presentation and practice the simple present tense of the verb to be, nouns, descriptive and possessive adjectives, prepositions of place and time, and simple sentence structures in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM J. RUHL $0 $0 $ $ PIE-041 UPPER BEGINNING GRAMMAR, 0 CREDIT Class will present and practice verb tenses (simple present, simple past, and present progressive), adverbs of frequency, articles, and nouns in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM A. VERGUN $0 $0 $ $ PIE-042 INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR A, 3 CREDITS Part A of a two-part series. Present and practice the formation and use of the simple present and present progressive with a focus on non-action verbs and extended time, simple past, past progressive, use to, the future, and wh-questions in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM S. MUNRO $261 $19.50 $0 $ PIE-044 UPPER INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR A, 3 CREDITS Part A of a two-part series. Present and practice verb forms that frequently occur together, gerunds and infinitives, and causative verbs in written and spoken English. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MW 11:30-12:50PM J. RUEDA $261 $19.50 $0 $ PIE-049 BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT This course is designed to teach beginning-level students who have limited knowledge of written English. Students will practice alphabet recognition, read and write short sentences, study new vocabulary, read short paragraphs, and gain reading and scanning skills to use in everyday life and in the workplace. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM D. VERMILLION $0 $0 $ $ PIE-050 UPPER BEGINNING READING & WRITING, 0 CREDIT This class is designed for the upper-beginning level student who reads and writes at the sentence level. Students will read short texts in order to improve reading skills. Students will write a variety of sentences and put related sentences in paragraph form. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MWF 9-10:50AM C. ROHWEDER $0 $0 $1581 $1581 PIE-053 INTERMEDIATE READING/WRITING, 6 CREDITS This course is designed for the intermediate-level student who is ready to begin writing at the paragraph level. The major purpose of the course is to improve the student s reading and writing skills as needed for more advanced ESL and college courses, in the workplace, and in everyday life. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MWF 9-10:50AM J. RUEDA $522 $39 $0 $561 PIE-054 UPPER INTERMEDIATE READING & WRITING, 6 CREDITS Upper-intermediate students will practice reading and writing skills needed to succeed in college, the workplace, and everyday life. Introduction to multiple paragraph essays. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MWF 9-10:50AM V. MEIER $522 $39 $0 $561 PIE-068 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUCCESS, 3 CREDITS Designed for international students entering Clackamas Community College for the first time. Students learn about college policies and procedures, students rights and responsibilities, learning styles, possible programs of study, matriculation procedures, culture shock, and laws affecting students. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM K. LONG $0 $0 $ $ PIE-070 COMPUTER LAB, 0 CREDIT Provides opportunities to improve English language skills by using language learning software and Internet websites. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TBA TBA S. MUNRO $0 $0 $0 $0 PIE-073 ESL READING A, 3 CREDITS This course is designed for ESL students of all levels. The major purpose of the course is to improve the student s reading fluency and expand and solidify their English vocabulary as needed for more advanced ESL and everyday life. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM STAFF $261 $19.50 $0 $ PIE-080 TOEFL/TOEIC PREPARATION, 0 CREDIT Prepares students for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) by improving listening, grammar, reading and writing skills. It includes familiarization with test components, test-taking techniques, strategies and computer skills. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TBA TBA K. LONG $0 $0 $ $ Continued 51

52 English as a Second Language, continued PIE-081 BRIDGE TO COMPUTERS, 3 CREDITS This course introduces computer skills for intermediate and higher non-native speakers of English. Course includes an overview of computer components and terminology and an introduction to applications such as word processing, Internet, , presentation, and other software. English reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills are developed through a variety of computer projects and interactive classroom work. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM M. CULLEY $261 $19.50 $0 $ PIE-084 VOCABULARY BUILDING B, 3 CREDITS Part B of a two-part series of classes in which upper-intermediate and advanced level students will develop their passive and active vocabularies through numerous exposures to selected words from the General Service List and from the Academic Word List, and will develop their vocabulary acquisition skills. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM S. MUNRO $261 $19.50 $0 $ PIE-087 EDITING FOR BETTER WRITING, 6 CREDITS In this course, upper-intermediate and higher-level students will improve their writing through editing. They will also engage in extended reading to provide a context for writing. Required: Instructor consent. PIE ??? MWF 9-10:50AM K. LONG $522 $39 $0 $561 PIE-091A PROGRAM FOR INTENSIVE ENGLISH (PIE) STUDY SKILLS FIRST-YEAR FALL, 0 CREDIT This first year course is designed to intensify Program for Intensive English students learning at each level of their program. Fall term, students build on the reading, writing, listening and speaking skills acquired during the previous and current terms. Required: Instructor consent. PIE-091A ??? MW 1-1:50PM??? TTH 12:30-1:50PM K. NIKOLOPOULOS/D. VERMILLION $0 $0 $ $ English Composition See Writing for all writing and English composition classes. English Literature ENG-104 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: FICTION, 4 CREDITS Introduction to American and international short fiction. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ENG ??? TTH 10-11:50AM C. BURNELL $348 $26 $0 $374 HYB ENG ??? M 6-8:50PM S. PESZNECKER $348 $26 $20 $394 Hybrid. Meets every Monday plus online hours. Focus on the literature of horror. Contact: [email protected] or At Harmony Community Campus. ENG-107 WORLD LITERATURE: ANCIENT, 4 CREDITS Literature of the ancient world: epic, lyric, and dramatic literature with an emphasis on Greek, Roman, Hebrew, Egyptian, and Hindu works. Through class discussion and written work, students practice close reading and literary interpretation, explore the readings contemporary relevance, and relate the readings to their own lives and the world. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ENG ??? MW 1-2:50PM J. MCALPINE $348 $26 $0 $374 ENG-116 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE: COMICS, 4 CREDITS Examines the intrinsic literary and artistic qualities of comics, as well as their connections to classic literature, and the literature and other art they have inspired. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. HYB ENG ??? T 1-2:50PM T. DODGE $348 $26 $20 $394 Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday plus online hours. Contact: trevord@ clackamas.edu or ENG-121 MYSTERY FICTION, 4 CREDITS An introduction to the genre of detective or mystery fiction. Students will read, discuss, and analyze short stories and novels by writers including Mystery novels and short stories by such writers including Edgar Allan Poe, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers, Raymond Chandler, and Sue Grafton. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WEB ENG ??? D. MOUNT $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or ENG-194 INTRODUCTION TO FILM, 4 CREDITS Viewing, discussion, and analysis of films from a variety of eras and cultures. Students will learn to analyze a film beyond its surface meaning, drawing on film aesthetics, technology, history, and theory. The interpretive and critical thinking skills they develop can be applied to a variety of modern media. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ENG ??? MW 12-1:50PM A. COFFEY $348 $26 $0 $374 ENG-201 SHAKESPEARE, 4 CREDITS Selected comedies, histories, tragedies, romances, and poetry. Students focus on reading and discussion, literary interpretation, and relating Shakespeare s work to their lives and the world. Works from ENG-201 will not be repeated in CCC s other Shakespeare course, ENG-202. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ENG ??? TTH 10-11:50AM S. MACH $348 $26 $0 $374 ENG-226 POPULAR LITERATURE, 4 CREDITS Focuses on genre work within prose, film, comics and/or videogames that is specific in theme and targeted towards a more mass audience than traditional literary work. Genres might include but not necessarily be limited to horror, fantasy, science-fiction, romance, and/or westerns. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR ENG ??? M 6-9:50PM K. LANG $0 $0 $374 $374 At Wilsonville Campus. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

53 ENG-241 NORSE MYTHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS Explores Norse mythology and its cultural, social, and literary significance; views Norse mythology in its historical and geographic positions and in the larger context of Western literary traditions; introduces theoretical approaches to mythology and basic literary elements and terminology; considers how studying myth affects and influences reading other works; connects Norse myth to medieval European and modern fantasy literature. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ENG ??? MW 10-11:50AM J. BRYANT-TRERISE $348 $26 $0 $374 ENG-253 AMERICAN LITERATURE, PART 1, 4 CREDITS American literature from the pre-colonial to nineteenth century, both major and lesser-known writers. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ENG ??? TTH 3-4:50PM R. DAVIS $348 $26 $0 $374 ENG-270 INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY CRITICISM, 4 CREDITS Students will closely study famous literary texts through a variety of critical approaches such as Feminism, Psychoanalysis, Marxism, reader-response, and New Historicism. ENG ??? TTH 1-2:50PM T. DONNELLY $348 $26 $0 $374 ENG-280 ENGLISH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job experience in the field of English studies. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. ENG ??? S. MACH $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Environmental Education For more information call Environmental Science ESR-171 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS A lab science course introducing environmental science issues, the scientific method, systems and feedback, biogeochemical cycles, human population growth, communities and ecosystems, productivity and energy flow, world food supply, environmental effects of agriculture, and endangered species. Recommended: Pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH-065; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ESR ??? MW 9-10:20AM R. RUEB $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: ESR-171L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week. ESR ??? TTH 11-12:20PM R. RUEB $348 $26 $50 $424 Corequisite: ESR-171L. Lectures should be scheduled prior to labs each week. 4 ESR ??? T 6-8:50PM??? TH 6-8:50PM R. RUEB/S. BALLEW $348 $26 $50 $424 Lab included. At Harmony Community Campus. ESR-171L ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab course for the ESR 171 lecture course. ESR-171L ??? M 11-1:50PM R. RUEB $0 $0 $0 $0 ESR-171L ??? W 11-1:50PM R. RUEB $0 $0 $0 $0 ESR-171L ??? TH 1-3:50PM R. RUEB $0 $0 $0 $0 Family Studies HDF-225 PRENATAL, INFANT & TODDLER DEVELOPMENT, 3 CREDITS Explores the principles of child development, prenatal through three years of age. Emphasis will be placed on the physical, cognitive, and social-emotional development of young children. HYB HDF ??? W 1-3:50PM D. HENDRICKS $261 $19.50 $20 $ Hybrid. Meets: 9/30, 10/28, & 12/2. HDF-260 UNDERSTANDING CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, 3 CREDITS Provides an overview of child abuse and neglect. Students will examine the types and causes of abuse, abused children, abusive parents, treatment, education and prevention, and resources available to assist children and families. An emphasis is placed upon intervention and mandatory reporting, as well as investigation and legal issues. HYB HDF ??? M 3-4:50PM I. FLIPPO $261 $19.50 $20 $ Hybrid. Meets: 9/28, 10/19, 11/9 & 11/30. Fire Science (Wildland) FRP-101 BASIC FOREST MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS A basic introduction to Oregon forestland management functions, tools, and processes related to forest stewardship. Students will gain knowledge of current forest management activities and practices, as well as current forest policy and harvest laws. FRP ??? M 9-11:50AM G. CLINE $0 $0 $325 $325 Corequisite: FRP FRP-102 BASIC FOREST MANAGEMENT LAB, 1 CREDIT Provides through lab exercises in a forest setting experience in using forest management field equipment discussed in FRP-101; includes use of diameter tape, loggers tape, compass, clinometer, increment borer and wedge prism to measure tree height, diameter, tree age, diameter increment and basal area; and use of fixed plot and variable plot forest sampling methods to gather data necessary to calculate stocking, volume and growth. Corequisite: FRP-101. FRP ??? W 9-11:50AM G. CLINE $0 $0 $165 $165 Corequisite: FRP FRP-130 INTRODUCTION TO WILDLAND FIREFIGHTING (S-130/S-190), 3 CREDITS NWCG S-130 and S-190 certified. Introduces students to wildland fire behavior and the skills necessary to fight wildland fires under close supervision. No firefighting experience required. FRP ??? SSU 8-4:50PM S. PARRISH $0 $0 $325 $325 Meets 2 weekends: 10/3 & 10/4 and 10/10 & 10/11. FRP-180 WILDLAND FIRE/CWE, 3 CREDITS Work-based learning experience in a wildland firefighting capacity meeting requirements as set forth in the wildland firefighting task book. Current enrollment in or successful completion of FRP-107. Prerequisite: Pass FRP-130. Required: Instructor consent. FRP ??? S. PARRISH $0 $0 $271 $271 Contact: [email protected] FRP-180 WILDLAND FIRE/CWE, 6 CREDITS Work-based learning experience in a wildland firefighting capacity meeting requirements as set forth in the wildland firefighting task book. Current enrollment in or successful completion of FRP-107. Prerequisite: Pass FRP-130. Required: Instructor consent. FRP ??? S. PARRISH $0 $0 $542 $542 Contact: [email protected] Continued 53

54 Fire Science (Wildland), continued FRP-236 HEAVY EQUIPMENT BOSS (S-236), 2 CREDITS Provides the student will the basic knowledge to perform the administrative tasks, equipment inspection procedures, safety procedures, communications procedures and preparation of heavy equipment used in wildland firefighting and all hazard type nonfire incident response. FRP ??? F 6-8:50PM SSU 8-4:50PM S. PARRISH/M. CRAIN $0 $0 $225 $225 Class meets: Fri 11/6 6-8:50pm, Sat 11/7 & Sun 11/8 8am-4:50pm. Prerequisite: FRP-130. FRP-243 SURVIVOR I: MAPS, COMPASS, GPS, 2 CREDITS Use maps, compass, grid locations, land descriptions, topography, distance, directions, and Global Positioning Systems (GPS). FRP ??? W 10-11:50AM T. LAUGLE $0 $0 $207 $207 Survivor classes do not need to be taken in sequence. FRP-244 SURVIVOR II: WILDERNESS, 2 CREDITS Be prepared to survive in the wilderness: the psychology of surviving and what to do when things go wrong. The USAF Search & Rescue Survival Manual is the text. FRP ??? W 1:30-3:20PM T. LAUGLE $0 $0 $207 $207 Survivor classes do not need to be taken in sequence. FRP-246 SURVIVOR IV: WILDERNESS FIRST AID, 2 CREDITS Covers back country first aid and evacuation techniques in a wilderness setting. FRP ??? F 6-9:20PM SSU 8-4:50PM T. LAUGLE $0 $0 $207 $207 Survivor classes do not need to be taken in sequence. Meets: Fri 11/13 6-9:20pm, Sat 11/14 8-4:50pm and Sun 11/15 8-4:50pm. Food & Nutrition FN-225 NUTRITION, 4 CREDITS Explores the role of nutrients in the development and maintenance of a healthy body. Examines the relationship between diet and health. Students apply knowledge of nutritional adequacy through computer-aided analysis. Discusses current nutrition recommendations and controversies. Meets requirement for most nursing programs. Srong background in anatomy and physiology, biology or chemistry is recommended. 4 FN ??? TTH 12-1:50PM J. NICKELL $348 $26 $55 $429 Contact: [email protected] or This class fulfills the nutrition requirement for most nursing programs. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 FN ??? TTH 2-3:50PM J. NICKELL $348 $26 $55 $429 Contact: [email protected] or This class fulfills the nutrition requirement for most nursing programs. At Harmony Community Campus. Foreign Language See World Languages. FYE FYE-101 FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE LEVEL I, 2 CREDITS First-Year Experience is part of the Student Success sequence which is designed to help students adjust to a new campus, connect with other students, understand college expectations and systems, and access services available through the college. The First Year Experience Level I course is designed to help students in developing relationships with both students and faculty, and to build student behaviors for successfully completing classes and continuing college through to completion. Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-060, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080 or RD-090. FYE ??? MW 9-9:50AM K. GREEN $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? TTH 9-9:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? MW 10-10:50AM C. SIMS $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? TTH 10-10:50AM S. SCHAEFER $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? MW 11-11:50AM C. SIMS $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? TTH 11-11:50AM S. SCHAEFER $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD FYE ??? MW 11-11:50AM S. OLSEN $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. At Harmony Community Campus. FYE ??? MW 1-1:50PM C. SIMS $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

55 FYE ??? TTH 1-1:50PM S. SCHAEFER $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? MW 2-2:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? TTH 2-2:50PM J. CURRY $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? MW 3-3:50PM J. CURRY $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE ??? TTH 3-3:50PM M. BAKER $0 $0 $50 $50 Recommended: Complete the PASS college placement system or other commonly accepted community college placement measures. This class is recommended for students placed in MTH-010, MTH-020, MTH-050, WR-080, WR-090, RD-080, or RD-090. FYE-102 FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE LEVEL II, 1 CREDIT This course is a second in the First-Year Experience sequence offered to new CCC students. This course is designed for students who have completed the first term of the FYE sequence and want to continue to delve in depth into future educational and career planning, financial aid and scholarships, applied study skills, and college and community resources. Prerequisite: Completion of FYE-101. FYE ??? F 10-10:50AM S. SCHAEFER $0 $0 $50 $50 FYE-103 FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE LEVEL III, 1 CREDIT This is the third course in the First-Year Experience sequence. This course is designed to help students prepare for their future, including transferring to another school or university, how to search for employment, becoming proficient in the use of test taking skills, and how to break large projects and assignments into more manageable chunks for successful completion. Prerequisite: Completion of FYE-102. FYE ??? F 11-11:50AM S. SCHAEFER $0 $0 $50 $50 General Education Development (GED) GED Classes offered Days and Evenings Students will be placed in the appropriate class based on their schedules and intake assessments. To begin the intake process, please call for orientation information. GED Days/Dye Learning Center: D-133, MTWTH, 9-10:50AM ABE/GED Days/Harmony Campus: OIT-170, MTWTH, 1-2:50PM GED Evenings/Dye Learning Center: D-133, M/W, 5:30-7:50PM GED-011 GED EN ESPANOL, 0 CREDIT Instrucción del desarrollo de habilidades básicas ofrecida en español. El examen de diagnóstico determina las necesidades académicas del alumno. Entrada y salida de la clase todo el tiempo, se ofrece en el colegio principal: Se requiere el consentimiento del Instructor para registrarse. Basic academic skill development instruction offered in Spanish. Diagnostic tests determine individual academic needs. Open-entry, open-exit class. Required: Instructor consent. ESPAÑOL GED ??? MW 5:30-7:50PM A. ARISTIZABAL $0 $0 $50 $50 For registration information contact Adriana Aristizabal at or register at first class. 4 ESPAÑOL GED ??? MW 6-8:50PM C. SANCHEZ/K. ESQUIVEL $0 $0 $50 $50 For registration information contact Camilo Sanchez at or register at the first class. At Gladstone Center for Children & Families, Portland Avenue, Gladstone. GED-049 LATINO GED & LIFE SKILLS, 0 CREDIT Desarrollo de habilidades académicas básicas, ofrecida en español con énfasis en los requerimientos para presentar el test del GED para obtener el certificado equivalente a la High School. También se enfoca en habilidades básicas de la vida, metas personales e interés de carreras. Se requiere el consentimiento del Instructor para registrarse. Offered in Spanish. Basic academic skill development with emphasis on requirements to take the GED test to obtain a high school equivalency certificate. Also focuses on basic life skills, personal and career goals and interests. Required: Instructor consent. 4 ESPAÑOL GED ??? MW 9-11:50AM C. SANCHEZ $0 $0 $50 $50 For registration information contact Camilo Sanchez at or register at first class. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 ESPAÑOL GED ??? S 9-11:50AM K. ESQUIVEL $0 $0 $30 $30 For registration information contact Klaudia Esquivel at or register at first class. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 ESPAÑOL GED ??? TTH 6-8:50PM A. ARISTIZABAL $0 $0 $50 $50 For registration information contact Adriana Aristizabal at or register at first class. At Canby Applied Technology Center. General Science GS-104 EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS A lab course examining the physics and exploration methods that help us understand our universe. Topics include plate tectonics, the earth s structure, earthquakes/hazards, mineral chemistry,igneous rocks, volcanoes/hazards. Recommended: Pass MTH-065 or placement in MTH-095. GS ??? TTH 2-3:20PM S. HOOVER $348 $26 $45 $419 Corequisite: GS-104L. Lab begins first week. Continued 55

56 General Science, continued GS-104L EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab course for the GS 104 lecture course. GS-104L ??? TH 9-11:50AM S. HOOVER $0 $0 $0 $0 GS-104L ??? W 2-4:50PM S. HOOVER $0 $0 $0 $0 GS-107 ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS A lab course discussing the history of astronomy, the Earth and Moon, all the planets in our solar system, along with asteroids, meteors, and comets. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121; pass MTH-095 with a C or better, or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111. WEB GS ??? J. DICKINSON $348 $26 $85 $459 Online. Orientation: On campus TBA. Contact: [email protected] or This class uses LaunchPad. It does not use Moodle. WEB GS ??? J. DICKINSON $348 $26 $85 $459 Online. Orientation: On campus TBA. Contact: [email protected] or This class uses LaunchPad. It does not use Moodle. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor prior to registering. Call for more information, or contact the Student Success Center, GIS-201 INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM, 3 CREDITS Provides key GIS concepts, methodologies, and techniques. Emphasis is on developing an understanding of GIS applications, technical GIS concepts, terminology, methodology and problem solving techniques. GIS ??? TTH 4-6:50PM W. KOTZE $261 $19.50 $90 $ GIS-236 PROGRAMMING FOR GEOGRAHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS), 1 CREDIT The course is an introduction to programming in Geographic Information Systems(GIS). The course will attempt to give the student the ability to customize software and write basic programming scripts in the ArcGIS environment. The basics of the Python programming language are explained and put into practice. This is intended to allow students to add or streamline functionality in the ArcGIS environment. Prerequisite: MFG-109 or equivalent computer competency. GIS ??? M 4-5:50PM STAFF $87 $6.50 $30 $ GIS-280 GIS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience (co-op) is a process of education that integrates classroom work with experience obtained through a cooperating employer. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. GIS ??? STAFF $522 $39 $75 $636V Corequisite: CWE Contact: Mike Mattson at mattsonm@ clackamas.eduor Geography GEO-110 CULTURAL & HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 4 CREDITS Introduces geographical perspectives on human population, agriculture, political pattern, language, religion, folk culture, popular culture, ethnic culture, urban development, industry, and transportation as these play out on the landscapes of the world. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD GEO ??? MW 11-12:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus. GEO-208 GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED STATES & CANADA, 4 CREDITS Provides students with the fundamental geographical knowledge of the United States and Canada and their paths of development. Presents the spatial arrangement of culture, economics, politics, and the natural environment. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. GEO ??? MW 2-3:50PM R. KEELER $348 $26 $0 $374 GEO-280 GEOGRAPHY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of geography. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. GEO ??? R. KEELER $522 $39 $45 $606V Geology G-101 GENERAL GEOLOGY, 4 CREDITS For non-science majors. A lab course introducing geologic principles and concepts, Earth structure, igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rock environments; volcanic activity, and landforms. Lab requires students to identify ore minerals, rock forming minerals, igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Corequisite: G-101L. G ??? MW 12-1:20PM S. HOOVER $348 $26 $45 $419 Corequisite: G-101L. Lab begins first week. G ??? TTH 12-1:20PM J. WOODCOCK $348 $26 $45 $419 Corequisite: G-101L. Lab begins first week. 4 G ??? T 6-8:50PM??? TH 6-8:50PM J. WOODCOCK $0 $0 $419 $419 Lab included. At Wilsonville Campus. G-101L GENERAL GEOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab course for G 101 lecture course. G-101L ??? M 1:30-4:20PM S. HOOVER $0 $0 $0 $0 G-101L ??? T 9-11:50AM J. WOODCOCK $0 $0 $0 $0 G-101L ??? W 9-11:50AM J. WOODCOCK $0 $0 $0 $0 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

57 G-201 GENERAL GEOLOGY, 4 CREDITS For science majors. A lab course introducing geologic principles and concepts, weathering, soils, Earth structure, igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic rocks, volcanic activity, and landforms. Introduction to environmental geology. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-065 or placement in MTH-095. G ??? MW 12-1:20PM S. HOOVER $348 $26 $45 $419 Corequisite: G-201L. Lab begins first week. G ??? TTH 12-1:20PM J. WOODCOCK $348 $26 $45 $419 Corequisite: G-201L. Lab begins first week. 4 G ??? T 6-8:50PM??? TH 6-8:50PM J. WOODCOCK $0 $0 $419 $419 Lab included. At Wilsonville Campus. G-201L GENERAL GEOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab course for the G 201 lecture course. G-201L ??? M 1:30-4:20PM S. HOOVER $0 $0 $0 $0 G-201L ??? T 9-11:50AM J. WOODCOCK $0 $0 $0 $0 G-201L ??? W 9-11:50AM J. WOODCOCK $0 $0 $0 $0 Gerontology GRN-180 CAREERS IN GERONTOLOGY, 1 CREDIT This course provides students an introduction to the multidisciplinary field of gerontology. Focus will be on the varied areas students can utilize a gerontology education including healthcare, housing, fitness, community development, and advocacy. WEB GRN ??? Y. SMITH $87 $6.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas GRN-184 AGING & THE INDIVIDUAL, 3 CREDITS Explores the impact of aging on the individual as well as family members, caregivers, and professionals. Topics include: dementia, cognitive issues, stress, coping, life transitions, intelligence, wisdom and creativity. GRN ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM Y. SMITH $261 $19.50 $0 $ GRN-280 GERONTOLOGY/COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE, 2-6V CREDITS Work-based experience to acquaint gerontology students with the roles and related activities of organizations serving the elderly. This course provides an opportunity to apply theories and techniques learned in the classroom. Required: Instructor consent; current enrollment in or successful completion of HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. GRN ??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or or [email protected] GRN-290 SPECIAL TOPICS IN GERONOTOLOGY, 1 CREDIT This course gives students an opportunity to gain knowledge in a specific area relevant to the field of healthcare and aging. Topics will be pulled from a comprehensive list of areas identified by gerontology and healthcare professionals as having importance for students pursuing work in the field. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. HYB GRN ??? F 1-3:50PM J. DEVENNEY $87 $6.50 $20 $ Topic: Gay & Gray: LGBTQI Issues in Aging. Hybrid. Class meets: 10/16 & 10/30. Health HE-151 BODY & DRUGS I, 3 CREDITS The first of a two-course sequence, this course examines the history of legal and illegal drug use; drug classification; the physiological and psychological impact of drugs on the body; and treatment modalities for drug abuse/addiction. This class will also review the stimulant group of drugs. HE ??? MW 9-10:20AM T. PANTAGES $261 $19.50 $0 $ HE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM T. PANTAGES $261 $19.50 $0 $ HE-201 PERSONAL TRAINING, 3 CREDITS Students will follow the curriculum for the National Council on Strength and Fitness(NCSF) Certified Personal Trainer certification. The course will guide students through the expectations, requirements, process s and knowledge to prepare to become a certified Personal Trainer through the NCSF. Through videos, lecture and self-study, students will be prepared to take the NCSF Certified Personal Training exam, which is offered through the NCSF and is not included in the course. WEB HE ??? T. NELSON $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Contact: [email protected] or HE-202 INTRODUCTION TO FITNESS TECHNOLOGY CAREERS, 1 CREDIT This course will explore the various careers in the Fitness Industry, through lecture and guest speakers currently in the professional field. Students will gain insight to the requirements, expectations, salary range, education requirements and any additional information related to specific careers. HYB HE ??? TH 12-1:20PM T. NELSON $87 $6.50 $50 $ Hybrid. Meets: 10/1, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, & 10/29 plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or HE-204 NUTRITION, WEIGHT CONTROL & PHYSICAL FITNESS, 3 CREDITS Methods of maintaining or improving fitness by considering diets and dieting, obesity, types of exercise, physical testing, cardiovascular fitness and nutritional concepts. WEB HE ??? J. BUEL $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Meets: 11/16-12/12. Contact: [email protected] or Order textbook, Discovering Nutrition, 4th ed. by Insel, Ross, McMahon, and Bernstein from Clackamas Bookstore at WEB HE ??? J. BUEL $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Contact: [email protected] or Order textbook, Discovering Nutrition, 4th ed. by Insel, Ross, McMahon, and Bernstein from Clackamas Bookstore at WEB HE ??? J. BUEL $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Contact: [email protected] or Order textbook, Discovering Nutrition, 4th ed. by Insel, Ross, McMahon, and Bernstein from Clackamas Bookstore at HE-205 YOUTH ADDICTIONS, 3 CREDITS Increases knowledge of adolescent development and programs designed for prevention, assessment, intervention and treatment of chemically dependent youth. Investigates specific techniques for counseling youth. Required for Criminal Justice and Corrections students. WEB HE ??? M. LUNA $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Continued 57

58 Health, continued HE-223 SPORTS NUTRITION, 3 CREDITS Examination of nutrition as it relates to the demands of exercise and competitive sport. Emphasis on the relationship of diet and exercise to optimal health and performance. This course can lead to a certification as a sports nutritionist through the NCSF. WEB HE ??? J. BUEL $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or HE-249 MENTAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS Designed for each student to understand and improve their personal mental health. Teaches theories of mental health as well as practical strategies for improving one s level of mental health. Analyzes factors that may impede optimal mental health, again with practical solutions for minimizing/avoiding such factors. HE ??? MW 10:30-11:50AM T. PANTAGES $261 $19.50 $0 $ HE-250 PERSONAL HEALTH, 3 CREDITS Course is to help students gain an overall understanding of information basic to the field of health and to help them critically evaluate health information, and to promote positive attitudes, values, and behaviors in regard to personal health. HE ??? MWF 12-12:50PM J. RHODEN $261 $19.50 $0 $ WEB HE ??? J. RHODEN $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Meets: 11/16-12/12. Contact: [email protected] or Order textbook, Health, The Basics by Donatelle from Clackamas bookstore at WEB HE ??? T. NELSON $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Contact: [email protected] or Order textbook, Health, The Basics by Donatelle from Clackamas bookstore at WEB HE ??? K. WOODS $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Meets: 11/16-12/12. Contact: [email protected] or Order textbook, Health, The Basics by Donatelle from Clackamas bookstore at WEB HE ??? K. WOODS $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or HE-252 FIRST AID/CPR/AED, 3 CREDITS Immediate and temporary care for injuries and sudden illness. Covers basic first aid for adult, child and infant, including: control of bleeding, proper methods of transportation, splinting, bandaging, CPR and AED. Successful completion (A or B grade) of course leads to a Red Cross Responding to Emergencies, First Aid/CPR/ AED Certification. HYB HE ??? T 12-1:50PM T. NELSON $261 $19.50 $55 $ Hybrid. Meets: 11/3, 11/10, & 11/17 plus online hours. Contact: tracyn@ clackamas.edu or Order textbook, First Aid-Responding to Emergencies by American Red Cross from Clackamas Bookstore at HE ??? TTH 1-2:20PM K. WOODS $261 $19.50 $35 $ HYB HE ??? M 4-5:50PM??? W 4-5:50PM K. ARIZO $261 $19.50 $55 $ Hybrid. Meets: 12/7 & 12/9 plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or Order textbook, First Aid- Responding to Emergencies by American Red Cross from the Clackamas Bookstore at HYB HE ??? T 4-5:50PM??? TH 4-5:50PM K. WOODS $261 $19.50 $55 $ Hybrid. Meets on campus 11/3, 11/12, & 11/17 plus online hours. Order textbook, First Aid-Responding to Emergencies by American Red Cross from Clackamas Bookstore at HE-255 BODY & ALCOHOL, 3 CREDITS Covers beverage alcohol as a drug. It deals with the physiological and psychological effects of alcohol use on the user; the impact of that use on those around the user and on society at large; the genetics of alcoholism; and the history of addiction treatment and the formation of Alcoholics Anonymous. HE ??? MW 1-2:20PM T. PANTAGES $261 $19.50 $0 $ HE-261 COMMUNITY CPR, 1 CREDIT Basic Plus CPR, AED and First Aid for Adults is designed to train students to recognize and respond to various medical emergencies including: first aid and bandaging, choking, and cardiac emergencies that require CPR or the use of an AED. Bloodborne pathogens are also covered. Passing this course entitles the student to Medic First Aid certification for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for Adults. 4 HE ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM M. WEISSENFELS $0 $0 $ $ Class meets: 11/20 & 11/21. At Wilsonville Campus. 4 HE ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM M. WEISSENFELS $0 $0 $ $ Class meets: 10/2 & 10/3. Restricted: Energy Resource Management and utility trades students only. Contact: Shelly Tracy at or [email protected] or Wilsonville Advising at At Wilsonville Campus. HE-280 HEALTH/COOPERATIVE WORK EXPERIENCE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. The course is intended to provide the student with learning experience related to his/her career goal(s) in the health-related career fields. Supervision and evaluation of the student s job performance will be provided by a qualified staff member at Clackamas and the supervisor of the employing institution. Students are required to take an online seminar at the beginning of the term. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE Seminar. HE ??? K. WOODS $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Required: Contact [email protected] or HPE-295 HEALTH & FITNESS FOR LIFE, 3 CREDITS Explores interaction of physical fitness and health. Meets three hours a week for personal fitness assessment and three hours of classroom sessions. Related topics include: nutrition, stress reduction, relaxation techniques, goal setting, and weight control. Recommended: A completed physical by a doctor. HYB HPE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM P. FISKUM $261 $19.50 $50 $ Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours. Contact: paulf@ clackamas.edu or Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

59 High School Diploma (AHSD) The Adult High School Diploma program is designed for students who have earned at least 14 credits. Students who are under 18 years old or whose high school class has not graduated must have an official CCC referral or a release from compulsory attendance to begin the program. Classes are assigned individually. Please contact the Skills Development Department at XASE-0002 BASIC ESSENTIAL SKILLS-ASSESSMENT, 0 CREDIT Provides assessments, analysis of assessments, orientation, and next steps for students preparing for their GED or other essential skills competency. Students take assessments including but not limited to CASAS, practice GED tests, and course pretests. XASE ??? MTWTH TBA L. NIELSON $0 $0 $0 $0 History HST-101 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS Origins and development of Western Civilization with a primary focus on Europe from ancient times to ca Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. HST ??? MW 10-11:50AM P. MCFARLAND $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB HST ??? P. MCFARLAND $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or HST-103 HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS Development of western civilization with an emphasis on Europe from the 19th century to the present. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB HST ??? P. MCFARLAND $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or HST-130 ODDBALLS AND OUTCASTS IN WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS Explores the topic of how oddballs and outcasts from ancient Greece to the present shaped western civilization and places them in the political, social, economic, intellectual and cultural frameworks of their time. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. NEW HST ??? MW 12-1:50PM P. MCFARLAND $348 $26 $0 $374 HST-138 HISTORY OF LOVE, MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY IN WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 4 CREDITS Examines the concept of love and the institutions of marriage and the family in western civilization from ancient Greece to the present. Includes a consideration of the ideas of prominent thinkers, artists and political leaders. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD HST ??? T 6-9:50PM J. JARVIE $0 $0 $374 $374 At Wilsonville Campus. HST-201 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, 4 CREDITS Covers the period in American history from first European contact to the Age of Jackson. Prequisites: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Recommended: Sequence of HST-201, HST-202, and HST-203 is taken in order. HST ??? F 9-12:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $0 $374 HST ??? TTH 10-11:50AM J. FLOWERS $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB HST ??? J. FLOWERS $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or HST-220 INTRODUCTION TO ORAL HISTORY, 4 CREDITS Course covers the origins and development of oral history as an academic discipline, with explorations of key oral history documents and projects over the last century. Also covers methods, techniques, ethics, and best practices in the production of an oral history project. Each class completes oral history interviews with local residents in regards to a specific time period in the 20th century American history. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR HST ??? TH 6-9:50PM J. FLOWERS $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus. HST-280 HISTORY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of history. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. HST ??? J. FLOWERS $522 $39 $45 $606V Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture For more information call XHOR-0003 BACKYARD CHICKENS 101, 0 CREDIT Thinking about getting chickens? Not sure what the adventure will entail. Well, we are pleased to offer this enabling class on raising backyard chickens. This class will cover how to get started, which breeds to select, what to expect (i.e., how to prepare), health, coop design, and how to deal with common challenges - poop, predators, pests, rodents, and end of laying/life concerns. Come and learn about pets with benefits! XHOR ??? S 8-11:50AM STAFF $0 $0 $20 $20 Meets: 11/14. XHOR-0009 JAPANESE-STYLE PRUNING, 0 CREDIT Learn the art of Japanese Pruning with Masa Mizuno, a highlyrespected master of Japanese garden cultivation. He has worked for decades with established Japanese gardens throughout the Pacific Northwest, and has lead his own landscape design/install firm for over 30 years. This is a hands-on class, so please bring your own gloves and pruning tools. XHOR ??? S 8-11:50AM M. MIZUNO $0 $0 $40 $40 Meets: 11/14. XHOR-0010 MAKE YOUR OWN MINI HOOP HOUSE, 0 CREDIT Grow food year round in your own backyard. In this class you will be guided in the construction of your own mini hoop house and its use. Bring up to a dozen, 10ft, ½ inch, galvanized electrical circuit conduit. (Available at your local home improvement store for approximately $2 each.) XHOR ??? S 9-10:50AM C. KONIECZKA $0 $0 $20 $20 Meets: 10/24. XHOR-0012 SMALL FARM SCHOOL, 0 CREDIT For small acreage farmers and rural landowners in the North Willamette Valley. Hands-on workshops and classroom topics will cover business and marketing, vegetable crops, the fruits, equipment, livestock, pasture, beginning farmers, policy, and soil, and water. XHOR ??? S 8-4:50PM B. NELSON $0 $0 $0 $0 Meets: 9/12. Registration and class offerings at Contact: Heidi at heidi.noordijk@ oregonstate.edu or Fee is $65. 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60 Horticulture, Landscape, Urban Agriculture, continued XHOR-0018 AQUAPONICS, 0 CREDIT Aquaponics is a food production system that combines aquaculture with hydroponics. This introductory workshop will cover water quality, biosecurity, and plant and fish health, as well as the basic science that underlies using fish waste as fertilizer. Participants will get some hands-on experience working with CCC s home-scale system, and get help evaluating the most appropriate aquaponics system for their needs. XHOR ??? S 8-11:50AM C. KONIECZKA $0 $0 $40 $40 Meets: 10/10. XHOR-0019 HERB GIFTS/ HOLIDAY DECORATING, 0 CREDIT Join us for a fabulous morning making herb gifts and holiday arrangements to take home. Learn about herbs and plants appropriate for use. XHOR ??? S 8-12:20PM L. BEUTLER/L. MILLS $0 $0 $45 $45 Meets: 12/5. XHOR-C001 APPRENTICE APPLICATOR RECERTIFICATION/ SPANISH, 0.8 CEU APRENDIZ DE APLICADOR RECERTIFICATION/ ESPAÑOL,.08 CEU Class fulfills the Oregon Department of Agriculture training continuing education requirements for renewing the Apprentice Applicator License certification. Clase cumple con los requisitos de educación continua de capacitación Departamento de agricultura de Oregon para renovar la certificación de la licencia de aplicador de aprendiz. XHOR-C F 8-4:50PM L. CERVANTES/L. MILLS $0 $0 $80 $80 Meets: 12/4. XHOR-C06A PESTICIDE CORE TRAINING-FALL, 0.4 CEU This training qualifies for 4 CORE recertification credits as required by Oregon Department of Agriculture. Fulfills yearly recertification requirement for Private Pesticide license holders, and can be used towards total needed for Public and Commercial license requirements. Our Fall and Winter courses are different, so both will count towards recertification in the same year. XHOR-C06A ??? F 8-11:50AM I. LESENNE $0 $0 $40 $40 Meets: 12/4. HOR-111 HORTICULTURE PRACTICUM/FALL, 2 CREDITS Practical experience with seasonal horticulture activities in the areas of container and field nurseries, greenhouses, landscape management and organic food production. Class includes a lab component. HOR ??? M 8-11:50AM R. HARBER/A. CHASTAIN $174 $13 $45 $232 HOR-115 HORTICULTURE SAFETY, 1 CREDIT Overview of safe practices in the horticulture workplace which will reduce the chance for accidents and injuries. HOR ??? T 1-2:50PM B. NELSON $87 $6.50 $15 $ Meets: 9/29-10/27. HOR-122 GREENHOUSE CROPS-POTTED PLANTS, 3 CREDITS Environmental influences on plant growth, crop scheduling, greenhouse structures and equipment. Emphasis on foliage and flowering potted plant production. Class includes a lab component. HOR ??? TH 8-11:50AM D. FRANEK $261 $19.50 $65 $ HOR-123 LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE, 3 CREDITS Principles and practices of sustainable landscape maintenance, plant growth and development, soil-water-fertilizer management, pruning, turf, pest control, diagnosis of problems in trees and shrubs, and maintenance scheduling. Class includes a lab component. HOR ??? W 8-11:50AM D. FRANEK $261 $19.50 $40 $ HOR-124 FOOD HARVEST, 3 CREDITS This course provides a basic knowledge of aspects of harvesting, handling, storing and marketing of produce from small-scale, organic operations. Topics include food safety laws and practices, harvest and storage requirements for a variety of crops, factors that impact quality and storage ability, and post-harvest biology. Class includes a lab component. HOR ??? W 8:30-12:20PM C. KONIECZKA $261 $19.50 $60 $ HOR-125 FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY, 3 CREDITS Exploration of historical, ethical, practical and scientific aspects of food production systems with a focus on the economic, social and environmental impacts of food and farming. Strengths and weakness of the agricultural system over time will be examined. HOR ??? W 3-5:50PM C. KONIECZKA $261 $19.50 $15 $ HOR-212 FLOWER ARRANGER S GARDEN/FALL, 3 CREDITS Learn to identify and use organic methods to grow seasonal plants which are suitable for use as cut flowers and foliage. Includes basic floral design and visits to local cutting gardens. Ideal for garden designers, home gardeners, and growers of commercial cutting gardens. Class includes a lab component. HOR ??? T 1-4:50PM L. BEUTLER $261 $19.50 $65 $ HOR-213 COMPUTER-AIDED LANDSCAPE DESIGN, 3 CREDITS Develop skills with Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software for creating landscape designs. Practice techniques utilized in common CAD programs used in the landscape industry. Class includes a lab component. Prerequisites: Pass CS-091 or placement in CS-120; and pass HOR-229. HOR ??? MW 6:30-8:20PM A. LESENNE $261 $19.50 $60 $ HOR-220 PLANT PROPAGATION/FALL, 3 CREDITS Proper techniques for reproducing plants from seeds, cuttings, and grafting. Emphasis on seasonal plant production. Class includes a lab component. HYB HOR ??? TH 6-7:50PM J. GORSKI $261 $19.50 $80 $ Focus on native plants. Hybrid. Meets every Thursday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

61 HOR-223 HORTICULTURE SCIENCE, 3 CREDITS An overview of the practical aspects of plant growth and development, classification systems, plant breeding and environmental factors that impact plant growth. Class includes a lab component. HOR ??? MW 1-2:50PM L. MAYER $261 $19.50 $35 $ HOR-224 LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION, 3 CREDITS Materials and practices in landscape installation, including plan reading, materials take-off, estimating, bidding, scheduling, grading, construction materials, and plant installation. Class includes a lab component. HOR ??? M 1-4:50PM A. CHASTAIN $261 $19.50 $40 $ HOR-226 PLANT IDENTIFICATION/FALL, 3 CREDITS Identification of deciduous trees, shrubs, and groundcovers, including their cultural requirements in the landscape. Class includes a lab component. Oregon State University transfer course. HOR ??? T 8-11:50AM B. NELSON $261 $19.50 $50 $ HYB HOR ??? W 6:30-7:50PM A. CHASTAIN $261 $19.50 $35 $ Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: april.chastain@ clackamas.edu or HOR-235 WEED IDENTIFICATION, 2 CREDITS Identification and life cycles of weeds commonly found in landscapes and nurseries. HYB HOR ??? T 6:30-7:20PM C. KONIECZKA $174 $13 $55 $242 Hybrid. Meets Tuesdays, 9/29-10/27, plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] HOR-236 INSECT IDENTIFICATION, 2 CREDITS Develop skills to identify common insects which are important in greenhouse/nursery production, landscapes and food production. HYB HOR ??? T 6:30-8:20PM B. NELSON $174 $13 $55 $242 Meets: 11/3-12/8 plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or HOR-241 NURSERY MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS Essentials of nursery practices, including containers and field growing practices, crop scheduling, management, and marketing. HOR ??? TH 1-3:50PM R. BROWNELL $261 $19.50 $35 $ HOR-250 WESTERN HERBS, 2 CREDITS This course introduces students to herbs that can be grown locally. Instruction will focus on the components and uses of herbs. HOR ??? F 8-11:50AM E. HOWLEY $174 $13 $35 $222 Meets: 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, & 11/20. HOR-280 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture. Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits of horticulture courses. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Instructor consent. Students are expected to work a minimum of 108 job site hours. HOR ??? A. CHASTAIN $261 $19.50 $45 $ Contact: Renee Harber at [email protected] or HOR-281 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 6 CREDITS On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture. Students are allowed to enroll after completing nine credits of horticulture courses. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a minimum of 216 job site hours. HOR ??? A. CHASTAIN $522 $39 $45 $606 Contact: Renee Harber at [email protected] or HOR-282 HORTICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS On-the-job experience in the various segments of horticulture. Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits of horticulture courses. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a minimum of 108 job site hours. HOR ??? A. CHASTAIN $261 $19.50 $45 $ Contact: Renee Harber at [email protected] or HOR-285 URBAN AGRICULTURE/CWE, 3 CREDITS On-the-job experience working with an agricultural business/ farm. Students are allowed to enroll in CWE after completing nine credits of Urban Agriculture courses. Corequisite: CWE-281 seminar. Required: Students are expected to work a minimum of 108 job site hours. HOR ??? C. KONIECZKA $261 $19.50 $45 $ Contact: [email protected] or Human Development & Leadership See also College Success for related classes. HD-102 SERVICE LEARNING EXPERIENCE, 1-6V CREDITS Provides students with a service learning experience in a community setting. Students complete hours per term of volunteer work and participate in seminar/discussions to connect volunteer work with an area of study. Required: Instructor consent. HD ??? TBA TBA M. BAKER $0 $0 $45 $45V Contact: [email protected] or HD-144 ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION, 1 CREDIT Provides basic communication skills students can use to state or declare their rights in a positive fashion to obtain desired results in career, social, and personal relations. 4 HD ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM K. GREEN $87 $6.50 $10 $ Meets: 10/23 & 10/24. At Harmony Community Campus. HD-145 STRESS MANAGEMENT, 1 CREDIT Identifies specific personal stressors and focus on developing skills that enable students to deal more effectively with stress. 4 HD ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM M. MALLATT $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 11/13 & 11/14. At Wilsonville Campus. HD-147 DECISION MAKING, 1 CREDIT Develop and improve your process for making satisfying choices. The basics of decision making and processes for making personal, social, and work choices are included. Use this class for your current decision needs. WEB HD ??? E. CREQUE $87 $6.50 $50 $ Online. Meets: 11/9-11/23. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu HD-153 MANAGING CONFLICT IN YOUR LIFE, 1 CREDIT Introduction to managing conflict in a positive way. Examine personal beliefs about conflict and become more effective in solving problems. 4 HD ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM E. CREQUE $87 $6.50 $10 $ Meets: 11/6 & 11/7. At Harmony Community Campus. Continued 61

62 Human Development & Leadership, continued HD-154 BUILDING SELF-CONFIDENCE, 1 CREDIT This course is designed to address the elements forming and impacting self-confidence, disarming your inner critic, including dealing with fear, self-esteem, personal power, and establishing your center. 4 HD ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM E. CREQUE $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 11/20 & 11/21. At Wilsonville Campus. HD-157 PROCRASTINATION & TIME MANAGEMENT, 1 CREDIT Provides students the opportunity to study their procrastination habits and time management patterns. Course focuses on components of time organization, choices re: procrastination, and methods to improve overall use of time. HD ??? W 5-7:50PM E. CREQUE $87 $6.50 $10 $ Meets: 11/4-11/25. HD-158 MANAGING CHANGE, 1 CREDIT Course is designed to enhance each student s knowledge and understanding about transition and change in their own life and others around them. HD ??? FS 6-8:50PM M. MALLATT $87 $6.50 $10 $ Meets: 11/6-11/7. HD-161 MULTICULTURAL AWARENESS, 3 CREDITS Introduction to the skills and personal attributes college graduates need to live and work in a diverse world, and how these characteristics influence interpersonal relationships in everyday life. This course focuses on the identification and application of strategies to improve personal multicultural awareness. HD ??? TTH 2-3:20PM E. CREQUE $261 $19.50 $10 $ Human Services HS-100 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SERVICES, 3 CREDITS This course will focus on the interpersonal skills, personal values, attitudes and knoweledge necessary to become an effective human services worker. Also covers the history of human service work in the US, and the current status of social service provision. Required for Human Services Generalist degree. HS ??? TTH 1-2:20PM Y. SMITH $261 $19.50 $0 $ HS-260 VICTIM ADVOCACY & ASSISTANCE, 4 CREDITS Provides basic skills for working with a diverse group of crime victims, including, but not limited to, victims of homicide, sexual assault, child abuse and domestic violence. Topics covered include: theories of victimology, victim s rights evolution, crisis intervention, stress reactions and post-traumatic stress syndrome. HS ??? F 4:30-8:20PM??? SSU 8-4:50PM R. HOLT $348 $26 $10 $384 Meets: 10/9, 10/10, 10/11, 11/13, 11/14 & 11/15. HS-280 HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST I: CWE/ PRACTICUM, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience. Supervised experience in human services including but not limited to: social service; early childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology; and other occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: HS-170 (except Career Development Facilitator certificate students). Corequisite: CWE-281. HS ??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or or [email protected] HS-281 HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST II/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience level II. Supervised experience in human services including but not limited to: social service; early childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology; and other related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. HS ??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or or [email protected] HS-282 HUMAN SERVICES GENERALIST III: CWE/ PRACTICUM, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative Work Experience level III. Supervised experience in human services including but not limited to: social service; early childhood care; criminal/juvenile justice; gerontology, and other related occupations. Required: Instructor consent. Prerequisite: HS-170. Corequisite: CWE-281. HS ??? J. DEVENNEY/E. WOLFSON $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or or [email protected] Humanities HUM-160 FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS Introduction to classical philosophy, sacred texts, modern fiction, poetry, theology, evolutionary biology, and cosmology. Consideration of how personal concepts of faith and reason and institutions of science and religion, shape personal intellectual landscapes. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. HYB HUM ??? TH 6-9:50PM D. MORROW $435 $32.50 $20 $ Hybrid. Meets every Thursday plus online hours. Orientation: online. clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or At Harmony Community Campus. WEB HUM ??? D. HARTSOCK $435 $32.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or HUM-180 PATHWAY TO SUSTAINABILITY, 5 CREDITS Can we create a more sustainable and just world? We will question our assumptions regarding economic models, democracy, our relationships with the environment, as well as our social structures by examining the roots of the current ecological crisis. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. HUM ??? MW 6-8:20PM J. GRABILL $435 $32.50 $0 $ Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

63 HUM-240 AMERICAN MILITARY CONFLICT: WARS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY, 4 CREDITS Examines America s wars of national identity, principally the American Revolution and the Civil War. Explores characteristics of such wars, variations over time and space, and shaping influences and impacts on American society and culture, both military and civilian. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115, pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WEB HUM ??? S. KING $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Journalism J-134 PHOTOJOURNALISM, 4 CREDITS Introduces the student to photojournalism, emphasizing composition, lighting and creative ways to illustrate a news story through weekly shooting assignments. Recommended: Basic photography skills. J ??? W 6-9:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $10 $384 J-211 MASS MEDIA & SOCIETY, 4 CREDITS This course takes students through a critical study of the production and consumption of mass media, including television, radio, books, film, newspapers, advertising and the Internet. Students also examine the economic and social organization of mass media, the growth of new media technologies, and the relationship between media and the public. Required for journalism majors at the University of Oregon. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. J ??? W 2-5:50PM M. JONES $348 $26 $10 $384 J-215 COLLEGE NEWSPAPER LAB: WRITING & PHOTOGRAPHY, 1-3V CREDITS Students work as writers, photographers and editors on The Clackamas Print, the college s award-winning student-run newspaper and its website. Students study and produce news stories and photos. In doing so, they learn different writing styles, photography rules, ethical standards of news gathering and the rights of a free press in a democracy. May be repeated up to 6 credits. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121; pass J-216. J ??? MWF 1-1:50PM M. JONES $261 $19.50 $10 $290.50V J-216 WRITING FOR MEDIA, 4 CREDITS Introduces students to the fundamentals of writing for various media including journalism, public relations and other communications-related fields. Topics include news gathering, interviewing and media law, with an emphasis on writing for print, broadcast, the web and social media. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. J ??? MW 10-11:50AM M. JONES $348 $26 $10 $384 J-226 INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE NEWSPAPER: DESIGN & PRODUCTION, 4 CREDITS Offers students interested in newspaper design and production basic skills in writing headlines, designing pages and using Adobe InDesign software to produce and ultimately distribute the weekly student newspaper, The Clackamas Print. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. J ??? T 1-4:50PM M. JONES $348 $26 $10 $384 J-227 INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE NEWSPAPER: DESIGN & PRODUCTION, 4 CREDITS Offers students interested in newspaper and web design intermediate skills in writing, lay out, photo editing and Adobe InDesign to produce and publish the weekly student newspaper, The Clackamas Print and its website. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: J-226. J ??? T 1-4:50PM M. JONES $348 $26 $10 $384 J-228 ADVANCED COLLEGE NEWSPAPER: DESIGN & PRODUCTION, 4 CREDITS Offers students interested in newspaper design and production advanced skills in news content design, alternative story formats, content flow and management for print and online. Students will produce and publish the weekly student newspaper, The Clackamas Print, and its website. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: J-227. J ??? T 1-4:50PM M. JONES $348 $26 $10 $384 J-280 JOURNALISM/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides the student with on-the-job experience and training related to journalism. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. J ??? M. JONES $522 $39 $45 $606V J-280A PUBLIC RELATIONS/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides the student with on-thejob experience and training related to public relations. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. J-280A ??? M. JONES $522 $39 $45 $606V Manufacturing Engineering Technology All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor prior to registering. Call for more information, or contact the Students Success Center, MET-112 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY CAREERS, 2 CREDITS This course is designed to provide an overview of five major engineering disciplines, their subsets and their respective career pathways. This course will also introduce students to the economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, as well as the health and safety realities of the engineering work environment. This course is intended to guide students in making appropriate career choices by exploring the following topics: engineering job demands, earning potential, marketability, licensure, and continuing education requirements. WEB MET ??? A. FOUHY $174 $13 $100 $287 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or Continued 63

64 Manufacturing Technology All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor prior to registering. Call for more information, or contact the Student Success Center, MFG-103 MACHINING FOR THE FABRICATION & MAINTENANCE TRADES, 3 CREDITS This course is an introduction to metal working for welders, fabricators, maintenance personnel and others who need to understand simple machining principles. Students will be introduced to precision measurement with calipers and in preparation for machining. The elementary use of the drill press, band saw, milling machine and lathe, as well as measurement, tapping, chasing and repair. Recommended: MTH-050. MFG ??? TTH 1-3:50PM R. SUNDAY $261 $19.50 $105 $ MFG-104 PRINT READING, 2 CREDITS Introduction to basic print reading. Students will use the principles of orthographic projection and current ASME standards as they apply this knowledge to interpreting manufacturing prints. MFG ??? TTH 4-5:15PM STAFF $174 $13 $60 $247 MFG-106 APPLIED GEOMETRIC DIMENSIONING & TOLERANCING FOR MANUFACTURING, 3 CREDITS Introduces participants to the application of gauging and inspection using Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GDT). Students will identify inspection equipment and inspect GDT characteristics while experiencing their manufacturing implications. MFG ??? TH 1:30-4:20PM P. WANNER $261 $19.50 $90 $ MFG-107 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY & FIRST AID, 3 CREDITS The Industrial Safety course is designed to provide the student with a basic understanding of safety hazards and first aid in the workplace. Includes eye safety, grinding wheel hazards, electrical/ chemical hazards, slips, falls and back injuries. Instruction in Red Cross first aid, Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and CPR. MFG ??? M 3-5:50PM L. HILLYARD $261 $19.50 $90 $ MFG-109 COMPUTER LITERACY FOR TECHNICIANS, 3 CREDITS Presents the uses of computers in business and industry. Subjects covered include computer platforms, basic hardware, data communication, and operating systems. Reviews and uses word processing, spreadsheet, and database software for the PC. MFG ??? F 1-3:50PM A. ARISTIZABAL $261 $19.50 $90 $ MFG-110 MANUFACTURING SPECIAL PROJECTS, 3 CREDITS Allows students a great deal of latitude in project selection, design, and production utilizing manual machine tools, CNC machine tools, CAD/CAM and EDMs. A solid understanding of all basic machine tools is expected. Required: Instructor consent. MFG ??? M 8-12:20PM??? T 8-9:20AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $261 $19.50 $105 $ Contact: Bob Delgatto at [email protected] or Fred Haynes at fredh@ clackamas.edu MFG ??? TTH 7-9:50PM G. LUDLAM/B. RICH $261 $19.50 $105 $ Contact: Eric Stollberg at erics@clackamas MFG-110 MANUFACTURING SPECIAL PROJECTS, 6 CREDITS Allows students a great deal of latitude in project selection, design, and production utilizing manual machine tools, CNC machine tools, CAD/CAM and EDMs. A solid understanding of all basic machine tools is expected. Required: Instructor consent. MFG ??? MW 8-12:20PM??? TH 8-10:50AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $522 $39 $210 $771 Contact: Bob Delgatto at [email protected] or Fred Haynes at fredh@ clackamas.edu MFG ??? MTWTH 7-9:50PM E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER $522 $39 $210 $771 Contact: Eric Stollberg at erics@clackamas MFG-111 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS I, 3 CREDITS This course is an introduction to machine tool operation, precision measurement and engineering drawings; covers machine tool operations including drill presses, lathes, and milling machines. Includes internal and external threading. Recommended: Completion of MFG-104 and MFG-107. MFG ??? M 8-12:20PM??? T 8-9:20AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $261 $19.50 $105 $ MFG ??? MW 7-9:50PM E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER $261 $19.50 $105 $ MFG-111 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS I, 6 CREDITS This course is an introduction to machine tool operation, precision measurement and engineering drawings; covers machine tool operations including drill presses, lathes, and milling machines. Includes internal and external threading. Recommended: Completion of MFG-104 and MFG-107. MFG ??? MT 8-12:20PM??? W 8-10:50AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $522 $39 $210 $771 MFG ??? MTWTH 7-9:50PM E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER $522 $39 $210 $771 MFG-111 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS I, 9 CREDITS This course is an introduction to machine tool operation, precision measurement and engineering drawings; covers machine tool operations including drill presses, lathes, and milling machines. Includes internal and external threading. Recommended: Completion of MFG-104 and MFG-107. MFG ??? MTWTH 8-12:20PM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $783 $58.50 $315 $ MFG ??? MTWTH 5:30-9:50PM E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER $783 $58.50 $315 $ MFG-112 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS II, 3 CREDITS This course is a continuation of machine tool operations. Covers setup and operation of the vertical milling machine and boring techniques on the lathe. Includes surface grinding and selection of abrasive grinding wheels. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111. MFG ??? T 8-12:20PM??? W 8-9:20AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $261 $19.50 $105 $ MFG ??? TTH 7-9:50PM G. LUDLAM/B. RICH $261 $19.50 $105 $ Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

65 MFG-112 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS II, 6 CREDITS This course is a continuation of machine tool operations. Covers setup and operation of the vertical milling machine and boring techniques on the lathe. Includes surface grinding and selection of abrasive grinding wheels. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111. MFG ??? MT 8-12:20PM??? W 8-10:50AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $522 $39 $210 $771 MFG ??? MTWTH 7-9:50PM G. LUDLAM/E. STOLLBERG $522 $39 $210 $771 MFG-112 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS II, 9 CREDITS This course is a continuation of machine tool operations. Covers setup and operation of the vertical milling machine and boring techniques on the lathe. Includes surface grinding and selection of abrasive grinding wheels. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111. MFG ??? MTWTH 8-12:20PM R. DELGATTO/G. LUDLAM $783 $58.50 $315 $ MFG ??? MTWTH 5:30-9:50PM G. LUDLAM/E. STOLLBERG $783 $58.50 $315 $ MFG-113 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS III, 3 CREDITS Topics include offset boring heads, rotary tables, indexing devices, and taper attachments. Also covers applied technical math, inspection techniques, optical comparators, coordinate measuring machines, and cylindrical grinding. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111 and MFG-112. MFG ??? W 8-12:20PM??? TH 8-9:20AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $261 $19.50 $105 $ MFG ??? MW 7-9:50PM E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER $261 $19.50 $105 $ MFG-113 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS III, 6 CREDITS Topics include offset boring heads, rotary tables, indexing devices, and taper attachments. Also covers applied technical math, inspection techniques, optical comparators, coordinate measuring machines, and cylindrical grinding. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111 and MFG-112. MFG ??? MW 8-12:20PM??? TH 8-10:50AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $522 $39 $210 $771 MFG ??? MTWTH 7-9:50PM E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER $522 $39 $210 $771 MFG-113 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS III, 9 CREDITS Topics include offset boring heads, rotary tables, indexing devices, and taper attachments. Also covers applied technical math, inspection techniques, optical comparators, coordinate measuring machines, and cylindrical grinding. Recommended: Completion of MFG-111 and MFG-112. MFG ??? MTWTH 8-12:20PM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $783 $58.50 $315 $ MFG ??? MTWTH 5:30-9:50PM E. STOLLBERG/M. FRAZIER $783 $58.50 $315 $ MFG-130 BASIC ELECTRICITY I, 3 CREDITS Explores fundamentals of AC and DC electricity. Includes: atomic structure, direct current, alternating current, Ohm s law, series, parallel, and combination circuits, DC circuit theorems, production of DC voltages, magnetic principles, transformers, motors and generators. MFG ??? F 5-7:50PM D. TUGGLE $261 $19.50 $225 $ MFG-201 CNC I: SET-UP & OPERATION, 4 CREDITS A hands-on class that will teach students how to set-up and operate CNC milling centers. Includes an introduction to basic G&M-code programming. Designed for persons with little or no previous experience. Recommended: Completion of MFG-109, MFG-112 and MTH-050. MFG ??? MW 8-11:45AM W. LOCKE $348 $26 $300 $674 MFG-203 CNC III: APPLIED PROGRAMMING & OPERATION, 3 CREDITS Students work individually or in small groups to design, program, manufacture and test advanced projects using: CNC mills, CNC lathes, Electrical Discharge Machines and various software applications. Introduction to principles and operation of EDM included. Recommended: Completion of MFG-201 or MFG-204. MFG ??? MW 5:30-8:20PM STAFF $261 $19.50 $225 $ MFG-204 COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING I, 4 CREDITS This course is an introduction to computer-aided part programming. Students will use CAD/CAM software to generate NC code to produce machined products. Model creation, process verification, code generation, and CAD/CAM integration will be covered. Recommended: Completion of MFG-201, MFG-112. Required: Completion of MFG-109. MFG ??? TTH 8-11:45AM W. LOCKE $348 $26 $300 $674 MFG-205 COMPUTER AIDED MANUFACTURING II, 4 CREDITS This course is the second in the series of three CAD/CAM courses: MFG-204, MFG-205, and MFG-206. The focus is hands-on CNC and manufacturing activities, including Mastercam solids, lathe, and multi-axis. Additional topics will include reverse engineering and post-processing. Class time will be devoted to demonstrations, and in-class projects. Recommended: Completion of MFG-204. MFG ??? TTH 5:30-8:20PM STAFF $348 $26 $300 $674 Recommended: Conmpletion of MFG-201 & MFG-112. MFG-211 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS IV, 3 CREDITS Concentrates on CNC setup and operation and on surface grinding. Students will develop and apply their machining skills while creating products in a team environment. Additional topics may include fixture design and cutting mechanics. Recommended: Completion of MFG-104, MFG-105 and MFG-113. MFG ??? TTH 8-10:50AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $261 $19.50 $105 $ MFG ??? TTH 7-9:50PM G. LUDLAM $261 $19.50 $105 $ MFG-211 MACHINE TOOL FUNDAMENTALS IV, 6 CREDITS Concentrates on CNC setup and operation and on surface grinding. Students will develop and apply their machining skills while creating products in a team environment. Additional topics may include fixture design and cutting mechanics. Recommended: Completion of MFG-104, MFG-105 and MFG-113. MFG ??? MTWTH 8-10:50AM F. HAYNES/R. DELGATTO $522 $39 $210 $771 MFG ??? MTWTH 7-9:50PM G. LUDLAM $522 $39 $210 $771 MFG-221 MATERIALS SCIENCE, 3 CREDITS Introduces metallurgy and materials science. Extractive and physical metallurgy will be covered. Specific topics include heat treatment, materials analysis, the iron carbon phase diagram, composites, ceramics and industrial plastics. MFG ??? MW 2:30-5:20PM M. MATTSON $261 $19.50 $90 $ Continued 65

66 Manufacturing Technology, continued MFG-271 MASTERCAM MILL I, 4 CREDITS Covers the creation and manipulation of two and three dimensional wire frame models as well as the creating, editing, and verification of 2-1/2 axis toolpaths. A fundamental understanding of the CAD/CAM process will be gained. MFG ??? MW 4:30-8:20PM STAFF $348 $26 $200 $574 MFG-280 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Practical experience in the manufacturing trades. Coordination of instruction will occur with industry and the manufacturing and cooperative work departments. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. MFG ??? M. MATTSON $522 $39 $80 $641V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or Mathematics MTH-010 FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC I, 4 CREDITS Reviews operations on whole numbers, elementary fraction concepts, operations on decimals, and measurement. MTH ??? MW 1-2:50PM H. ABBOTT $348 $26 $20 $394 This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required. 4 MTH ??? MW 9-10:50AM A. ARISTIZABAL $348 $26 $20 $394 This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM M. JOSI $348 $26 $20 $394 This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required. At Harmony Community Campus. MTH-020 FUNDAMENTALS OF ARITHMETIC II, 4 CREDITS Topics include factors and multiples, operations on fractions, percents, ratios and proportions, powers and square roots, introduction to graphs, signed numbers, and effective study skills. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-010 with a C or better or placement in MTH-020. MTH ??? MW 1-2:50PM H. ABBOTT $348 $26 $20 $394 This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required. MTH ??? MW 10-11:50AM A. HALL $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 8-9:50AM C. WARNER $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM M. JOSI $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 3-4:50PM T. SAREMI $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 12-1:50PM A. ARISTIZABAL $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 2-3:50PM T. BIEBER $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM C. WARNER $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 10-11:50AM E. MEUSER $348 $26 $20 $394 4 MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM C. WARNER $0 $0 $394 $394 At Wilsonville Campus. 4 MTH ??? MW 9-10:50AM A. ARISTIZABAL $348 $26 $20 $394 This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM M. JOSI $348 $26 $20 $394 This class uses computer aided instruction. ALEKS required. At Harmony Community Campus. MTH-050 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS I, 3 CREDITS Designed for career-technical students. The topics focus on critical thinking, problem solving and mathematical communication using applications in applied arithmetic, measurement, geometry, and statistics and probability. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-020 with a C or better or placement in MTH-050 or MTH-060. MTH ??? MW 3-4:50PM J. BRUNING $261 $19.50 $40 $ MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM J. BRUNING $261 $19.50 $40 $ MTH ??? F 10-2:50PM R. GOTUR $261 $19.50 $40 $ One hour lunch break. MTH ??? MW 2-3:50PM S. BARATTO $261 $19.50 $40 $ MTH-060 ALGEBRA I, 4 CREDITS Designed for review or for the beginner, this course is an introduction to topics in Algebra. Expressions, equations, inequalities and linear graphing are explored numerically, symbolically, graphically, and verbally. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-020 with a C or better or placement in MTH-060. MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM T. BIEBER $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 3-4:50PM S. BARATTO $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 10-11:50AM K. MERCER $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 2-3:50PM T. LEWANDOWSKI $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 10-11:50AM S. BARATTO $348 $26 $20 $394 WEB MTH ??? K. LEWANDOWSKI $348 $26 $60 $434 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM W. WALLACE $0 $0 $394 $394 At Wilsonville Campus. 4 MTH ??? MW 9-10:50AM G. DAVIS $348 $26 $20 $394 At Harmony Community Campus 4 MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM T. BIEBER $348 $26 $20 $394 At Harmony Community Campus. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

67 MTH-065 ALGEBRA II, 4 CREDITS A second term of topics in Algebra. This course continues the exploration of expressions, equations, and inequalities numerically, symbolically, graphically, and verbally. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH-065. MTH ??? TTH 8-9:50AM S. PRUYN $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 4-5:50PM H. LOSLI $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 10-11:50AM H. ABBOTT $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 1-2:50PM K. LEWANDOWSKI $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM J. BRUNING $348 $26 $20 $394 WEB MTH ??? H. ABBOTT $348 $26 $60 $434 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: [email protected] or MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM R. WEBBER $0 $0 $394 $394 At Wilsonville Campus. 4 MTH ??? MW 9-10:50AM H. LOSLI $348 $26 $20 $394 At Harmony Community Campus 4 MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM R. WEBBER $348 $26 $20 $394 At Harmony Community Campus. MTH-080 TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS II, 3 CREDITS Second in a sequence designed for career-technical students. The topics focus on critical thinking, problem solving, and mathematical communication using applications in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-050 with a C or better or instructor consent. MTH ??? MW 1-2:50PM E. MEUSER $261 $19.50 $40 $ MTH-082A WASTEWATER MATH I, 1 CREDIT Quantitative component to understanding wastewater operations. Simple unit conversions, fraction to decimal conversions and more complicated problem solving as applied to wastewater preliminary and primary treatment. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 or instructor consent, or placement in MTH-080 or MTH-095. Corequisite: WET-110. This course cannot be waived. MTH-082A ??? M 5-5:50PM M. LAFORCE $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 MTH-082B WATERWORKS MATH I, 1 CREDIT Problem solving for waterworks applications. Introduction to basic algebra and mathematical concepts, conversions and calculations encountered in the waterworks industry. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 or instructor consent, or placement in MTH-080 or MTH-095. Corequisite: WET-110. This course cannot be waived. MTH-082B ??? T 5-5:50PM J. NURMI $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 MTH-095 ALGEBRA III, 4 CREDITS The third term of topics in algebra using the rule-of-four approach is designed to prepare students for transfer-level math courses. This course emphasizes problem-solving and graphical techniques with the use of a graphing utility. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 with a C or better or placement in MTH-095. MTH ??? MW 8-9:50AM K. MERCER $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 12-1:50PM T. LEWANDOWSKI $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 1-2:50PM R. HULL $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 10-11:50AM M. HULL $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM R. HEVEL $348 $26 $20 $394 WEB MTH ??? T. LEWANDOWSKI $348 $26 $60 $434 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or MTH ??? MW 11-12:50PM M. CHASE $348 $26 $20 $394 At Harmony Community Campus 4 MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM M. CHASE $348 $26 $20 $394 At Harmony Community Campus. MTH-098 COLLEGE MATH FOUNDATIONS, 5 CREDITS Students in this course will solve realistic problems in order to improve their critical-thinking abilities, number sense, and estimation skills. The course covers such topics as proportional reasoning, creating and analyzing visual representations in mathematics and statistics, problem-solving strategies, properties of numerical operations, linear functions, and calculator computations. Emphasis will be placed on relevance, context, and technical communication, including written descriptions of concepts and procedures. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-020 with a C or better or placement in MTH-050, MTH-060, or MTH-098, or instructor consent. MTH ??? MW 9-11:20AM B. SIMMONS/M. YANNOTTA $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH ??? MW 1-3:20PM B. SIMMONS/H. LOSLI $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH ??? TTH 9-11:20AM C. KYSER/K. LEWANDOWSKI $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH ??? TTH 1-3:20PM E. MEUSER/A. ARISTIZABAL $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH ??? TTH 6-8:20PM K. MERCER/S. PRUYN $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH-105 INTRODUCTION TO CONTEMPORARY MATH, 4 CREDITS A transfer-level mathematics course for non-science majors. The topics covered in this course focus students on critical thinking, problem solving, and mathematical communication. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111. MTH ??? MW 10-11:50AM K. MERCER $348 $26 $40 $414 MTH ??? TTH 1-2:50PM M. PRICE $348 $26 $40 $414 MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM M. PRICE $348 $26 $40 $414 Continued 67

68 Mathematics, continued MTH-111 COLLEGE ALGEBRA, 5 CREDITS A transfer course designed for students preparing for trigonometry, statistics, or calculus. The focus is on the analysis of piecewise, polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, power functions and their properties. These functions will be explored symbolically, numerically and graphically in real life applications and mathematical results will be analyzed and interpreted in the given context. The course will also include transformations, symmetry, composition, inverse functions, regression, the binomial theorem and an introduction to sequences and series. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-111. WEB MTH ??? K. LEWANDOWSKI $435 $32.50 $80 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or HYB MTH ??? MW 8-9:50AM S. PRUYN $435 $32.50 $60 $ Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or HYB MTH ??? MW 10-11:50AM E. MEUSER $435 $32.50 $60 $ Hybrid. Meets every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or HYB MTH ??? TTH 10-11:50AM M. YANNOTTA $435 $32.50 $60 $ Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or HYB MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM T. SAREMI $435 $32.50 $60 $ Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or HYB MTH ??? MW 11-12:50PM W. WALLACE $435 $32.50 $60 $ Hybrid. Meets every Monday and Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or At Harmony Community Campus. HYB MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM M. PRICE $435 $32.50 $60 $ Hybrid. Meets: every Monday & Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: [email protected] or At Harmony Community Campus. MTH-112 TRIGONOMETRY/PRE-CALCULUS, 5 CREDITS A transfer course designed to prepare students for calculus. AMATYC standards-based approach utilizing the rule of four to analyze elementary functions and applications is used for this course. The rule of four requires that each topic should be presented symbolically, graphically, numerically, and verbally. Topics include trigonometric functions, trigonometry developed from the unit circle, right triangle trigonometry, inverse trigonometric functions, the laws of sines and cosines, trigonometric identities, and conic sections. Students will also learn to use vectors, polar equations, and parametric equations. Particular attention will be paid to modeling applications and solving mathematical problems. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-111 with a C or better or placement in MTH-112. MTH ??? T 10-11:50AM??? TH 10-12:50PM S. BARATTO $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH ??? MW 2-4:20PM M. HULL $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH ??? TTH 3:30-5:50PM M. NICKAS $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH-211 FUNDAMENTALS OF ELEMENTARY MATH I, 4 CREDITS This course is the first in a sequence of three courses designed to teach students to understand the basic concepts of mathematics and provide ideas for teaching these concepts to elementary school children. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-111. MTH ??? TTH 1-2:50PM M. NICKAS $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH-243 STATISTICS I, 4 CREDITS This course introduces students to descriptive statistics, observational studies, experiments, elementary probability, random variables, and sampling distributions. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-105 or MTH-111 with a C or better or placement in MTH-112. MTH ??? MW 10-11:50AM C. KYSER $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? MW 8-9:50AM W. WALLACE $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 1-2:50PM B. SIMMONS $348 $26 $20 $394 MTH ??? TTH 6-7:50PM M. NICKAS $348 $26 $20 $394 WEB MTH ??? W. WALLACE $348 $26 $60 $434 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or MTH-244 STATISTICS II, 4 CREDITS The tools learned in Statistics II are used for hypothesis tests and confidence intervals for one and two populations, linear regression, inference about regression, and chi-square tests. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-243 with a C or better. MTH ??? MW 6-7:50PM T. SAREMI $348 $26 $20 $394 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

69 MTH-251 CALCULUS I, 5 CREDITS Topics and applications of differentiation. This course is the first in a four-term sequence designed for students in science, engineering, or mathematics. It will focus on differential calculus. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-112 with a C or better or placement in MTH-251. MTH ??? TTH 1-3:20PM C. KYSER $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH ??? MW 12-2:20PM M. YANNOTTA $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH ??? MWF 8-9:25AM R. HULL $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH-252 CALCULUS II, 5 CREDITS This course is the second in a four-term Calculus sequence designed for students in science, engineering, or mathematics. It will focus on integral calculus. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-251 with a C or better. MTH ??? MWF 11-12:25PM M. HULL $435 $32.50 $20 $ MTH-254 VECTOR CALCULUS, 5 CREDITS An introduction to the study of curves and surfaces in space, partial derivatives, curve and surface integrals, and applications of these topics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-252 with a C or better. MTH ??? MWF 8-9:50AM M. HULL $435 $32.50 $20 $ Medical Assistant The CCC Medical Assistant program is a three-term program of 56 credits which prepares graduates for entry level practice into the ambulatory care setting. MA-110 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, 3 CREDITS Provides the foundational principles required for understanding medical terms and tools to effectively communicate with other health care professionals. This includes pronunciation, spelling and the meaning of words. There will be introductions to disease processes and basic anatomy and physiology by examining each of the body systems. Open to all students. Required course for students in Medical Assistant program. HYB MA ??? M 10-11:20AM K. LIX $261 $19.50 $60 $ Hybrid. Meets every Monday. Homework, quizzes and exams are taken online at home. Required text book Chabner: Language of Medicine 10th Ed. Contact: [email protected] At Harmony Community Campus. WEB MA ??? K. LIX $261 $19.50 $100 $ Online. This is not a Moodle course. There is no requirement to come to campus for this class. Once enrolled send an to [email protected] for an auto response with further instructions. At Harmony Community Campus. MA-112 MEDICAL OFFICE PRACTICES, 4 CREDITS Focuses on administrative skills performed by the Medical Assistant in the ambulatory care setting. The course examines medical law and ethics, bioethics, principles of confidentiality and medical office function. Corequisites: BI-120 and MA-145. Prerequisite: Pass MA-110. Required: Instructor consent. 4 MA ??? MW 10-11:50AM K. MAYNARD $348 $26 $75 $449 Restricted: MA students only. At Harmony Community Campus. MA-145 INSURANCE & HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 3 CREDITS Introduces the medical assisting students to learn practical applications of billing medical insurance both manually and electronically. The course is designed to instruct the student in all phases of billing and insurance procedures and entry-level electronic health record software for the management of medical records. Corequisites: BI-120 and MA-112. Prerequisite: Pass MA-110. Restricted: Medical Assistant students only. Required: Instructor consent. 4 MA ??? TTH 9-10:20AM C. GARNER $261 $19.50 $30 $ This course will not meet the requirement for the Billing & Coding certificate. Restricted: MA students only. Required: Instructor consent. At Harmony Community Campus. Music XMUP-0001 UNISTUS CHOIR, 0 CREDIT Select vocal ensemble which rehearses and performs choral music from the Renaissance to the 20th century, including the music of Estonia. Provides preparation for entering professional fields of music and performance. Emphasis on a cappella singing applied to appropriate chamber music. Provides an environment whereby individual students, selected according to their talents and attitudes, may assist the group at large in achieving its full potential which is that of excellence in choral expression. The achievement of this potential is our goal. XMUP ??? M 6:30-9:20PM L. CLINE $0 $0 $0 $0 MUP-102 WIND ENSEMBLE, 2 CREDITS For non-majors and music majors. Introduction and study of traditional and contemporary band literature. This is the first year of a two-year course of study that includes performance, study of common styles and practices of historically and culturally significant composers/arrangers, and study of historical issues related to the development and performance of band literature. Provides a thorough groundwork in the fundamental ideas, techniques, and practices of band music and ensemble performance. Required: Completion of high school or high school performance level. No audition required. Ability to read music and play a band instrument. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. MUP ??? TTH 2-3:50PM L. CAMPBELL $174 $13 $0 $187 MUP-104 PEP BAND/COMBO-IMPROV, 1 CREDIT Instrumental performing group concentrating on rock, pop, and contemporary styles in the small to medium-sized group setting. No audition required. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: MUP-105 or MUP-125. MUP ??? M 4-4:50PM C. DOGGETT $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Required: 1 hour a week TBA. MUP-105 JAZZ ENSEMBLE, 2 CREDITS For non-majors and music majors. Introduction and study of common big-band and small-group jazz styles. This is the first year of a two-year course of study that includes performance, improvisation, musical arranging and writing, study of common styles and practices of historically and culturally significant jazz artists, and study of historical issues related to the development and performance of jazz music. Recommended: MUP-102 and MUP-104. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. MUP ??? MW 2-3:50PM L. CAMPBELL $174 $13 $0 $187 Continued 69

70 Music, continued MUP-122 CHAMBER CHOIR, 2 CREDITS Select vocal ensemble which rehearses and performs choral music from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Provides preparation for entering professional fields of music and performance. Emphasis on a cappella singing applied to appropriate chamber music. Enrollment by audition. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Recommended: For vocal music majors. Required: Students wishing to register for chamber choir should have experience reading music OR have prior experience singing in choir. If not, the student will agree to take either MUS-117, Sightreading, MUS-101, 102 or 103, Music Fundamentals or MUS-127, 128 or 129 Keyboard Skills I while registering for Chamber choir. MUP ??? MW 11-11:50AM??? TTH 11-12:20PM K. HOLLINGSWORTH $174 $13 $52 $239 MUP-125 VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE: MAINSTREAM, 2 CREDITS Performing ensemble that cultivates musical, professional, and personal growth through rehearsal and performance with rhythm section of jazz, rock, pop, funk, and fusion. Includes study of jazz as it applies to vocal ensemble combined with rhythm section. Emphasis on style, improvisation, and techniques. Enrollment by audition. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Required: Students wishing to register for Mainstream should have experience reading music OR have prior experience singing in choir. If not, the student will agree to take concurrently either MUS-117, Sightreading, MUS-101, 102 or 103, Music Fundamentals or MUS-127, 128 or 129 Keyboard Skills I. MUP ??? MW 2-3:20PM??? TTH 3:30-4:20PM K. HOLLINGSWORTH $174 $13 $52 $239 MUP-141 COLLEGE ORCHESTRA, 1 CREDIT Performance and study of orchestral literature. College students may earn credit for playing in one of several approved orchestral groups. Minimum of one performance per term. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Required: Instructor consent. MUP ??? TBA TBA L. CAMPBELL $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 MUP-150 CONTEMPORARY MUSIC ENSEMBLE, 1 CREDIT Studies the development and performance of original compositions through intensive musical collaboration and creation. Recommended: Two terms of private study on main instrument. Required: Must pass proficiency audition. MUP ??? W 4-4:50PM C. DOGGETT $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 MUP-158 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE, 1 CREDIT Rehearsal and performance of traditional vocal and instrumental chamber music (one musician per part). Includes concerts and coaching by area professionals. Highly recommended for music majors. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: MUP-102 or MUP-122. MUP ??? MW 2-2:50PM STAFF $87 $6.50 $85 $ MUP-202 WIND ENSEMBLE, 2 CREDITS For non-majors and music majors. Introduction and study of traditional and comtemporary band literature. This is the second year of a two-year course of study that includes performance, study of common styles and practices of historically and culturally significant composers/arranges, and study of historical issues related to the development and performance of band literature. Provides a thorough groundwork in the fundamental ideas, techniques, and practices of band music and ensemble performance. Required: Completion of high school or high school performance level. Ability to read music and play a band instrument. No audition required. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. MUP ??? TTH 2-3:50PM L. CAMPBELL $174 $13 $0 $187 MUP-204 PEP BAND/COMBO-IMPROV, 1 CREDIT Performance and study of traditional and contemporary band literature. Emphasis on musical style and basic instrumental techniques as applied to ensemble playing. No audition required. Tuition waivers available. Required: Ability to read music and play a band instrument. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: MUP-105 or MUP-125. MUP ??? M 4-4:50PM C. DOGGETT $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Required: 1 hour a week TBA. MUP-205 JAZZ ENSEMBLE, 2 CREDITS For non-majors and music majors. Introduction and study of common big-band and small-group jazz styles. This is the second year of a two-year course of study that includes performance, improvisation, musical arranging and writing, study of common styles and practices of historically and culturally significant jazz artists, and study of historical issues related to the development and performance of jazz music. Recommended: MUP-102 and MUP-104. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. MUP ??? MW 2-3:50PM L. CAMPBELL $174 $13 $0 $187 MUP-222 CHAMBER CHOIR, 2 CREDITS Advanced vocal ensemble which rehearses and performs choral music from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Provides preparation for entering professional fields of music and performance. Emphasis on a cappella singing applied to appropriate chamber music. Enrollment by audition. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Recommended: For vocal music majors. Required: Students wishing to register for chamber choir should have experience reading music OR have prior experience singing in choir. If not, the student will agree to take either MUS-117 Sightreading, MUS-101, 102 or 103 Music Fundamentals or MUS-127, 128, or 129 Keyboard Skills I. MUP ??? MW 11-11:50AM??? TTH 11-12:20PM K. HOLLINGSWORTH $174 $13 $52 $239 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

71 MUP-225 VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE: MAINSTREAM, 2 CREDITS Advanced performing ensemble that cultivates musical, professional, and personal growth through rehearsal and performance with rhythm section of jazz, rock, pop, funk, and fusion. Includes study of jazz as it applies to vocal ensemble combined with rhythm section. Emphasis on style, improvisation, and techniques. Enrollment by audition. May be repeated for up to 6 credits. Required: Performing ensemble that cultivates musical, professional, and personal growth through rehearsal and performance with rhythm section of jazz, rock, pop, funk, and fusion. Includes study of jazz as it applies to vocal ensemble combined with rhythm section. Emphasis on style, improvisation, and techniques. Enrollment by audition. MUP ??? MW 2-3:20PM??? TTH 3:30-4:20PM K. HOLLINGSWORTH $174 $13 $52 $239 MUP-241 COLLEGE ORCHESTRA, 1 CREDIT Performance and study of orchestral literature. College students may earn credit for playing in one of several approved orchestral groups. Minimum of one performance per term. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Required: Instructor consent. MUP ??? TBA TBA L. CAMPBELL $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 MUP-258 CHAMBER ENSEMBLE, 1 CREDIT Rehearsal and performance of traditional vocal and instrumental chamber music (one musician per part). Includes concerts and coaching by area professionals. Highly recommended for music majors. May be repeated for up to 8 credits. Recommended: MUP-202 or MUP-222. MUP ??? MW 2-2:50PM STAFF $87 $6.50 $85 $ MUS-101 MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS, 3 CREDITS Introduction to fundamentals of reading and writing music. Designed for non-music majors or majors needing substantial preparation for Music Theory I. MUS ??? TTH 1-2:20PM K. DEITZ $261 $19.50 $10 $ WEB MUS ??? J. HEDBERG $261 $19.50 $50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or MUS-105 MUSIC APPRECIATION, 3 CREDITS For non-majors and music majors. Emphasis on engaging in the study of instrumental and vocal musical genres from the ancient period through the contemporary music of our time. Includes critical analysis, study of elements, forms, styles, composers, performers, cultural, and historical issues and events. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement In RD-115, and pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WEB MUS ??? J. HEDBERG $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or MUS-106 AUDIO RECORDING AT HOME, 1 CREDIT An overview of the basic tools and techniques used in audio recording at home. Get help with your home recording equipment. Depending on participant needs, topics may include signal path, microphone applications, software, hardware, outboard gear, soldering techniques, tracking, mixing, and editing. MUS ??? F 6:30-8:20PM??? S 9-5:50PM D. BASKERVILLE $87 $6.50 $99 $ Meets: 10/16 & 10/17. MUS-107 INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO RECORDING I, 3 CREDITS Introduction to the basic techniques and tools used in audio recording. Areas of study include signal path, microphone applications, software, hardware, outboard gear, tracking, mixing, and editing. MUS ??? M 9-11:50AM D. BASKERVILLE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS ??? T 6:30-9:20PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-108 INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO RECORDING II, 3 CREDITS Exploration of techniques and tools used in audio recording. Analog, digital, and hard drive recording will be explored. Areas of study include multitracking, signal path, microphone applications, software, hardware, outboard gear, tracking, mixing, and editing. Software/hardware includes ProTools, Toft, Sennheiser, Neumann, Vintech, etc. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-107. MUS ??? W 9-11:50AM D. BASKERVILLE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS ??? TH 6:30-9:20PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-109 INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO RECORDING III, 3 CREDITS Exploration of digital recording/editing software and production of CD project. Advanced exploration of techniques and tools used in audio recording. Areas of study include signal path, microphone applications, software, hardware, outboard gear, tracking, mixing, and editing. Analog, digital, and hard drive recording will be explored. Software/hardware includes ProTools, Toft, AKG, Sennheiser, Neumann, Vintech, etc. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-108. MUS ??? W 9-11:50AM D. BASKERVILLE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS ??? TH 6:30-9:20PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-111 MUSIC THEORY I, 3 CREDITS For non-majors and music majors. Presents the diatonic material and structure of tonal music in theory and practice through written exercises, compositions, listening, and analysis. This is the first term of a three-term sequence that includes concepts of pitch and rhythm, intervals, two voice composition, triads, notation, scoring, and Renaissance practices. Provides a thorough groundwork in the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic elements of music. Includes study of the practices and styles of Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and other 17th and 18th century composers. Required: This course is required for music majors. Prerequisite: Pass the Music Theory Placement/Entrance Test. Recommended: Pass MTH-095 or placement in MTH-111; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. MUS ??? MW 8:30-9:50AM Y. MIYAMA $261 $19.50 $0 $ MUS-111L MUSIC NOTATION SOFTWARE I, 1 CREDIT Introduces students to Finale (music notation software) on Macintosh computers. Required: First year music majors. MUS-111L ??? F 11-11:50AM M. FLESCHNER $87 $6.50 $44 $ Required: Two additional hours per week to be arranged among students and instructor. MUS-114 AURAL SKILLS I, 2 CREDITS Diatonic sight singing in major keys using sol feg syllables and moveable do. Melodic dictation and aural recognition of intervals and triads. Required for first-year music majors. MUS ??? MW 10-10:50AM Y. MIYAMA $174 $13 $0 $187 Continued 71

72 Music, continued MUS-117 SIGHT-READING, 1 CREDIT Learning to read and sing music by sight. Students will spend time practicing sight singing, starting with easy exercises and moving to more difficult exercises as the term progresses. MUS ??? T 6:30-8:20PM L. DENBESTE $87 $6.50 $85 $ MUS-127 KEYBOARD SKILLS I, 2 CREDITS Develops basic keyboard skills. Studies keyboard applications of the materials of tonal music. Required for music majors. MUS ??? MW 12-12:50PM Y. MIYAMA $174 $13 $10 $197 MUS-130 MUSIC AND MEDIA: SEX, DRUGS, ROCK & ROLL, 1 CREDIT Explores the relationship of music to economic, political, cultural and artistic subjects. Examines how music serves and is served by pop culture and media, and how media impacts attitudes and behaviors. 4 MUS ??? F 6:30-9:20PM S 9-5:20PM T. PANTAGES/K. DEITZ $87 $6.50 $25 $ Meets: 11/13 & 11/14. At Harmony Community Campus. MUS-131 GROUP PIANO: PIANO FOR PLEASURE, 1 CREDIT Beginning classroom piano instruction for non-music majors. Includes reading, theory, technique, exercises, and the opportunity to share your music with others. All levels welcome, beginners through advanced. MUS ??? TTH 12-12:50PM Y. MIYAMA $87 $6.50 $85 $ MUS-134 GROUP VOICE: ANYONE CAN SING, 1 CREDIT Basic vocal techniques for the solo and ensemble singer. For music and non-music majors, voice and music education majors, and/or students who received low rating on MUP-174 audition. MUS ??? MW 12-12:50PM L. DENBESTE $87 $6.50 $85 $ MUS-137 GROUP GUITAR: GUITAR FOR DUMMIES, 1 CREDIT For beginning to advanced players. Covers finger picking, lead guitar, rock and popular styles, music reading, and music theory. Students provide their own instrument. MUS ??? TTH 11-11:50AM E. SNYDER $87 $6.50 $85 $ MUS-140 CAREERS IN MUSIC, 3 CREDITS An overview of the music industry career opportunities. Studies include recording studio management/engineering, music merchandising, promotion, music contracting, agent/personal manager, live performing, teaching, technical support, record business, video and film production/editing, retailing, and instrument repair. Required course for the Music Technology certificate. MUS ??? W 6:30-9:20PM M. FLESCHNER $261 $19.50 $0 $ MUS-142 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC MUSIC I: MIDI, 3 CREDITS Introduction to synthesis, MIDI sequencing, basic musical elements, and the basics of production. Learn how to make beats, songs, etc. Uses common production software/hardware. MUS ??? T 9-11:50AM C. GIBERSON $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS ??? M 6:30-9:20PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-143 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC MUSIC II: SEQUENCING, AUDIO LOOPING & SOUND EFX, 3 CREDITS An introduction to digital audio in the MIDI environment. This course continues MIDI sequencing, and integrates audio into the MIDI environment with audio looping, and spotting sound effects. Uses common production software/hardware. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-142. MUS ??? TH 9-11:50AM C. GIBERSON $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS ??? W 6:30-9:20PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-144 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRONIC MUSIC III: DIGITAL AUDIO, 3 CREDITS Exploration of digital sound recording and editing, synthesis, sampling, and sequencing. Presents CD/audio file production techniques integrating digital audio with the MIDI sequence. Uses Pro Tools, and other common production software/hardware. Prerequisites: Pass MUS-143. MUS ??? TH 9-11:50AM C. GIBERSON $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS ??? W 6:30-9:20PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-145 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL SOUND, VIDEO AND ANIMATION, 3 CREDITS An introduction to new media. Includes sound, video, animation, mp3, DVD, and compression technology. MUS ??? W 3-5:50PM C. GIBERSON $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-147 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 1 CREDIT Presents the basic components of designing, and shooting movies, recording audio, and scoring music as well as the history and theory that has led to the current moment of film production. MUS ??? F 6:30-8:20PM S 9-5:20PM B. ROSE $87 $6.50 $99 $ Meets: 10/30 & 10/31. MUS-148 LIVE SOUND ENGINEERING, 3 CREDITS Introduction to the basic techniques and tools used in live sound engineering and mixing. Areas of study include set up, signal path, microphone applications, hardware, and outboard gear. MUS ??? TH 6:30-9:20PM R. SOMMERS $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-149 ADVANCED PRO TOOLS EDITING TECHNIQUES, 1 CREDIT Additional advanced training in Pro Tools audio software techniques. The student will learn techniques in audio editing using warp audio, Beat Detective, and other plug-ins not covered in the MUS-107 through MUS-109 series. Prerequisites: MUS-107 or MUS-143, or equivalent. MUS ??? F 6:30-8:20PM S 9-5:50PM D. BASKERVILLE $87 $6.50 $99 $ Meets: 11/13 & 11/14. MUS-189 PERFORMANCE AND REPERTOIRE, 1 CREDIT A performance forum required for all students studying privately non-jazz sections at the MUP and MUP levels. Each student must perform as a soloist on his/her major instrument at least once a term and must be present for performances of classmates. Performers will be critiqued by the instructor. Students will be required to attend approved concerts. Can be repeated for up to 6 credits. MUS ??? F 12-12:50PM Y. MIYAMA $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

73 MUS-206 MUSIC LITERATURE: HISTORY OF ROCK, 4 CREDITS For non-majors and music majors. Emphasis on engaging in the study of Rock music and surrounding cultural/historical issues. Includes critical analysis, study of elements, forms, styles, composers, performers, cultural, and historical issues and events. An examination of Rock music as a contemporary social medium. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. MUS ??? MWF 10-10:50AM K. HOLLINGSWORTH $348 $26 $0 $374 Required: Attendance at three concert field trips TBA. 4 MUS ??? TTH 10-11:50AM K. DEITZ $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus 4 MUS ??? T 6-9:50PM M. LOTZ $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus. WEB MUS ??? J. HEDBERG $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or MUS-211 MUSIC THEORY II, 3 CREDITS For non-majors and music majors. Continuation of the study of harmony and of the material and structure of tonal music in theory and practice through written exercises, compositions, listening, and analysis. This is the first term of a three-term sequence that includes study of species counterpoint, melodic and rhythmic embellishment, notation and scoring, phrase model review, chord voicing in multiple parts, embellishing tones, and chorale harmonization. Also includes study of harmonic counterpoint and composition in small forms in various 18th, 19th, and 20th century idioms. Required: Ability to read music. This course is required for music majors. Prerequisites: Pass MUS-113 and MUS-113L. MUS ??? TTH 8:30-9:50AM Y. MIYAMA $261 $19.50 $269 $ MUS-211L MUSIC NOTATION SOFTWARE II, 1 CREDIT Advanced use of Finale (music notation software). Prerequisite: MUS-113L. Required: Second-year music majors. MUS-211L ??? F 10-10:50AM M. FLESCHNER $87 $6.50 $44 $ Required: Two additional hours per week to be arranged among students and instructor. MUS-214 KEYBOARD SKILLS II, 2 CREDITS Advanced keyboard applications of the materials of diatonic and chromatic music. Required: Second-year music majors. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-129. MUS ??? MW 1-1:50PM Y. MIYAMA $174 $13 $85 $272 MUS-224 AURAL SKILLS II, 2 CREDITS Diatonic and chromatic sight singing with sol feg syllables and moveable do. Four-part dictation including all chromatic devices studied in Theory II. Required for second-year music majors. Prerequisite: Pass MUS-116. MUS ??? TTH 10-10:50AM Y. MIYAMA $174 $13 $85 $272 MUS-230 MUSIC AND MEDIA: SEX, DRUGS, ROCK & ROLL, 4 CREDITS Explores history and development of the pop music, pop culture and media industries in America. MUS ??? TTH 1-2:50PM T. PANTAGES $348 $26 $25 $399 MUS-247 MUSIC, SOUND & MOVIEMAKING, 3 CREDITS Introduction to music and sound as related to moviemaking. Students will have the opportunity to create and assemble music sound for video into a finished product. Explores the basic components of commercial film/video production as they relate to sound. MUS ??? M 3-5:50PM B. ROSE $261 $19.50 $99 $ MUS-280 MUSIC/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of music. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. Prerequisites: Pass MUS-107, MUS-140 and MUS-142. MUS ??? C. DOGGETT/G. HARRIS $522 $39 $144 $705V Corequisite: CWE Music: Individual Lessons College level private lessons required for music majors and available to qualified non-majors. End-of-term juried performance mandatory. Students will pay a $269 private instruction fee at the time of registration when noted in the course fee column which is nonrefundable. This fee may not cover the entire cost of private lessons. MUP-100, MUP and MUP must fill out schedule card in the Music office (N128) before registering. MUP-100 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: NON-MUSIC MAJORS, 1 CREDIT MUP ??? L. DENBESTE $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? Y. MIYAMA $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? K. HOLLINGSWORTH $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? M. DAVIS $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? E. SNYDER $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? R. BALDINO $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? K. DEITZ $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? C. DOGGETT $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? C. GIBERSON $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? G. HARRIS $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? R. RUTHERFORD $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? T. WAKELING $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? C. WOITACH $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? STAFF $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP ??? M. FLESCHNER $87 $6.50 $299 $ MUP-171 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PIANO, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? Y. MIYAMA $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-171J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ PIANO, 2 CREDITS MUP-171J ??? C. GIBERSON $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-171R INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: ROCK, BLUES, POP PIANO, 2 CREDITS MUP-171R ??? M. FLESCHNER $174 $13 $299 $486 Continued 73

74 Music: Individual Lessons, continued MUP-174 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VOICE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? L. DENBESTE $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP ??? L. CLINE $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-174J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ VOICE, 2 CREDITS MUP-174J ??? L. CLINE $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-174J ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-175 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLIN, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? R. BALDINO $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-176 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLA, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-177 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CELLO, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-178 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASS, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? K. DEITZ $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-178J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ BASS, 2 CREDITS MUP-178J ??? K. DEITZ/T. WAKELING $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-180 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: GUITAR, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? M. DAVIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-180J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ GUITAR, 2 CREDITS MUP-180J ??? C. WOITACH $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-181 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FLUTE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? L. MURPHY $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-181J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ FLUTE, 2 CREDITS MUP-181J ??? G. HARRIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-182 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: OBOE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-183 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CLARINET, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-183J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ CLARINET, 2 CREDITS MUP-183J ??? G. HARRIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-184 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: SAXOPHONE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? G. HARRIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-184J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ SAXOPHONE, 2 CREDITS MUP-184J ??? G. HARRIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-185 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASSOON, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-186 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TRUMPET, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? R. RUTHERFORD $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-186J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ TRUMPET, 2 CREDITS MUP-186J ??? P. MAZZIO $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-188 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TROMBONE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? G. NELSON $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-188J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ TROMBONE, 2 CREDITS MUP-188J ??? L. CAMPBELL $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-189 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BARITONE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? G. NELSON $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-190 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TUBA, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-191 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PERCUSSION, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? C. DOGGETT/R. ALLEN $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-191J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ PERCUSSION, 2 CREDITS MUP-191J ??? C. DOGGETT $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-271 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PIANO, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? Y. MIYAMA $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-271J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ PIANO, 2 CREDITS MUP-271J ??? C. GIBERSON $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-271R INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: ROCK, BLUES, POP PIANO, 2 CREDITS MUP-271R ??? M. FLESCHNER $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-274 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VOICE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? L. DENBESTE $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-274J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ VOICE, 2 CREDITS MUP-274J ??? L. CLINE $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-274J ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-275 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLIN, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? R. BALDINO $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-276 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: VIOLA, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-277 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CELLO, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-278 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASS, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? K. DEITZ $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-278J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ BASS, 2 CREDITS MUP-278J ??? T. WAKELING/K. DEITZ $174 $13 $299 $486 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

75 MUP-280 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: GUITAR, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? M. DAVIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-280J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ GUITAR, 2 CREDITS MUP-280J ??? C. WOITACH $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-281 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: FLUTE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? L. MURPHY $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-281J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ FLUTE, 2 CREDITS MUP-281J ??? G. HARRIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-282 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: OBOE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-283 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: CLARINET, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 Corequisite: MUS-189 MUP-283J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ CLARINET, 2 CREDITS MUP-283J ??? G. HARRIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-284 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: SAXOPHONE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? G. HARRIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-284J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ SAXOPHONE, 2 CREDITS MUP-284J ??? G. HARRIS $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-285 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BASSOON, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-286 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TRUMPET, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? R. RUTHERFORD $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-286J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ TRUMPET, 2 CREDITS MUP-286J ??? P. MAZZIO $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-288 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TROMBONE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? G. NELSON $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-288J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ TROMBONE, 2 CREDITS MUP-288J ??? L. CAMPBELL $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-289 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: BARITONE, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-290 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: TUBA, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? STAFF $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-291 INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: PERCUSSION, 2 CREDITS MUP ??? R. ALLEN $174 $13 $299 $486 MUP-291J INDIVIDUAL LESSONS: JAZZ PERCUSSION, 2 CREDITS MUP-291J ??? C. DOGGETT $174 $13 $299 $486 Nursing The Nursing program at Clackamas Community College is a full partner in the Oregon Consortium for Nursing Education (OCNE). The curriculum in OCNE nursing programs is a competency-based curriculum developed in collaboration with Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and other community colleges around the state. This curriculum, which has been approved by the Oregon State Board of Education as well as the Oregon State Board of Nursing, can ultimately culminate in a Baccalaureate of Science Degree with a focus in Nursing on the community college campus offered by OHSU. Admission into the nursing program is by special application only. Acceptance to the nursing program allows for co-enrollment to Clackamas Community College and Oregon Health & Science University, School of Nursing. The Nursing Assistant course, while not required to enter the Nursing program, provides a strong foundation regarding the delivery of care to clients in various settings. NRS-110 FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING-HEALTH PROMOTION, 5 CREDITS This course introduces the learner to the framework of the Oregon Consortium of Nursing Education (OCNE) curriculum. The emphasis is on health promotion across the life span including learning about self-health and client health practices. To support self and client health practices, students learn to access research evidence about health lifestyle patterns and risk factors for disease/ illness, apply growth and development theory, interview clients in a culturally sensitive manner, work as members of a multidisciplinary team giving and receiving feedback about performance, and use reflective thinking about their practice as nursing students. Populations studied in the course include children, adults, older adults and the family experiencing a normal pregnancy. Includes classroom and clinical learning experiences. Prerequisite: Admission into the CCC Nursing Program. Corequisite: NRS-110C. 4 NRS ??? MTH 8-10:20AM C. THORN/S. MORRIS $435 $32.50 $205 $ Corequisite: NRS-110C. At Harmony Community Campus. NRS-110C FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING - HEALTH PROMOTION CLINIC, 4 CREDITS This course introduces the learner to the framework of the OCNE curriculum. The emphasis on health promotion across the life span includes learning about self-health as well as client health practices. To support self and client health practices, students learn to access research evidence about healthy lifestyle patterns and risk factors for disease/illness, apply growth and development theory, interview clients in a culturally sensitive manner, work as members of a multidisciplinary team giving and receiving feedback about performance, and use reflective thinking about their practice as nursing students. Populations studied in the course include children, adults, older adults and the family experiencing a normal pregnancy. Include classroom and clinical learning experiences. Corequisite: NRS NRS-110C ??? TW 8-12:50PM??? T 1:30-3:20PM N. REILLY/C. THORN $348 $26 $100 $474 At Harmony Community Campus 4 NRS-110C ??? TW 8-12:50PM??? W 1:30-3:20PM N. REILLY/C. THORN $348 $26 $100 $474 At Harmony Community Campus 4 NRS-110C ??? TW 8-12:50PM??? T 3:30-5:20PM N. REILLY $348 $26 $100 $474 At Harmony Community Campus. Continued 75

76 Nursing, continued NRS-222 NURSING IN ACUTE CARE II & END OF LIFE, 3 CREDITS This course builds on NRS-112 and focuses on more complex and /or unstable patient care conditions, some of which may result in death. These patient care conditions require strong noticing and rapid decision-making skills. Evidence-based practice is used to support appropriate focused assessments, and effective, efficient nursing interventions. Life span and developmental factors, cultural variables, and legal aspects of care frame the ethical decisionmaking employed in patient choices for treatment or palliative care within the acute care setting. Case scenarios incorporate prioritizing care needs, delegation and supervision, and family and patient teaching for either discharge planning or end-of-life care. Exemplars include acute conditions affecting multiple body systems. Includes classroom and clinical learning experiences. Prerequisites: NRS-112, NRS-231, NRS-233. Corequisite: NRS-222C. 4 NRS ??? M 8-10:50AM C. THORN/S. MORRIS $261 $19.50 $100 $ Restricted: Admitted CCC nursing students only. At Harmony Community Campus. NRS-222C NURSING IN ACUTE CARE II AND END OF LIFE CLINICAL, 6 CREDITS This course builds on NRS-112, and focuses on more complex and/ or unstable patient care conditions, some of which may result in death. These patient care conditions require strong noticing and rapid decision making skills. Evidence-based practice is used to support appropriate focused assessments, and effective, efficient nursing interventions. Life span and developmental factors, cultural variable, and legal aspects of care frame the ethical decisionmaking employed in patient choices for treatment or palliative care within the acute care setting. Case scenarios incorporate prioritizing care needs, delegation and supervision, and family and patient teaching for either discharge planning or end-of-life care. Exemplars include acute conditions affecting multiple body systems. Includes classroom and clinical learning experiences. Prerequisites: NRS-112, NRS-231, NRS-233. Corequisite: NRS NRS-222C ??? W 7-7:20PM??? M 11:30-1:20PM??? T 10-1:50PM S. MORRIS/C. THORN $522 $39 $180 $741 At Portland. 4 NRS-222C ??? W 7-7:20PM??? M 11:30-1:20PM??? T 10-1:50PM S. MORRIS $522 $39 $180 $741 At Tualatin. 4 NRS-222C ??? T 7-7:20PM??? W 10-1:50PM??? M 11:30-1:20PM S. MORRIS $522 $39 $180 $741 At Tualatin. 4 NRS-222C ??? S 7-7:20PM??? M 11:30-1:20PM??? F 10-1:50PM C. THORN/S. MORRIS $522 $39 $180 $741 At Portland. 4 NRS-222C ??? F 7-7:20PM??? M 11:30-1:20PM??? TH 10-1:50PM C. THORN/S. MORRIS $522 $39 $180 $741 At Portland. NUR-100 NURSING ASSISTANT I, 7 CREDITS Prepares the student to perform routine nursing assistant tasks to clients in sub-acute care settings as well as in the community. Includes 80 hours of didactic and skills lab instruction. May not be challenged. Corequisite: NUR-100C. 4 NUR ??? TWTH 8-2:20PM K. VAN DE KAMP $609 $45.50 $290 $ Required: Instructor consent. Attend mandatory orientation meeting on Thursday, August 27, 2015 at 4:00pm to receive information on how to register. At Harmony Community Campus. NUR-100C NURSING ASSISTANT I CLINICAL, 0 CREDIT Prepares the student to perform routine nursing assistant tasks to clients in hospitals, long-term and skilled care facilities, as well as the community. Includes 75 hours of clinical practicum. May not be challenged. Corequisite: NUR NUR-100C ??? TBA TBA K. VAN DE KAMP $0 $0 $0 $0 Required: Instructor consent. At Harmony Community Campus. 4 NUR-100C ??? TBA TBA K. VAN DE KAMP $0 $0 $0 $0 Required: Instructor consent. At Harmony Community Campus. Occupational Safety These FREE workshops are offered through the partnership with CCC and Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Association (OSHA). OR-OSHA Public Education classes provide instruction on occupational safety and health requirements in Oregon. These workshops introduce the values of safety and health in the workplace. For more information contact OR-OSHA XUT-C CONFINED SPACE SAFETY,.4 CEUS This workshop introduces you to the basic requirements and procedures involved with permit-required confined spaces as described in OR-OSHA Division 2/Subdivision J 29 CFR , Permit-Required Confined Spaces. This information is vitally important to all those who work in or have responsibility for those who work in permit-required confined spaces (PRCS). Please feel free to ask questions at any time. If you have experience in confined space operations, please participate so that we might all benefit from that experience! 4 XUT-C TTH 1-5PM S. OLSEN $0 $0 $0 $0 Meets: 9/17. Register online at orosha.org under Online Services/Workshop Registration. Contact: for more information. Instructor of record: Steve Eversmeyer. XUT-C HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM-ALIGNED WITH GHS,.4 CEUS This how-to workshop guides you through developing and implementing an effective hazard communications program. Employees have both a need and right to know the hazards and identities of the chemicals to which they are exposed, and the necessary protective measures to prevent injury or illness. Learn how the Hazard Communication Rule is now aligned with the Globally Harmonized System of classification and labeling of chemicals using internationally accepted pictograms. 4 XUT-C TTH 8-12PM S. OLSEN $0 $0 $0 $0 Meets: 9/17. Register online at orosha.org under Online Services/Workshop Registration. Contact: for more information. Instructor of record: Russ Reasoner. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

77 Philosophy PHL-101 PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS, 4 CREDITS Presents a variety of topics that may include: the nature of reality, knowledge and doubt; the human condition; truth; and the search for meaning. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PHL ??? TTH 8-9:50AM K. SEVERSON $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB PHL ??? D. HARTSOCK $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or PHL-102 ETHICS, 4 CREDITS Introduces the study of morality: e.g., right and wrong, free will and determinism, morals and society. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PHL ??? TTH 1-2:50PM K. SEVERSON $348 $26 $0 $374 PHL-103 CRITICAL REASONING, 4 CREDITS Focuses on improving reasoning and critical assessment ability. Emphasizes practical methods, involves study of editorials, essays, propaganda and advertisements. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD PHL ??? MW 1-2:50PM M. BAILEY $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus PHL-210 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, 4 CREDITS Introduces philosophic basis of religious thought in world culture. Explores different points of view. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PHL ??? MW 10-11:50AM M. BAILEY $348 $26 $0 $374 Physical Education HPE-295 HEALTH & FITNESS FOR LIFE, 3 CREDITS Explores interaction of physical fitness and health. Meets three hours a week for personal fitness assessment and three hours of classroom sessions. Related topics include: nutrition, stress reduction, relaxation techniques, goal setting, and weight control. Recommended: A completed physical by a doctor. HYB HPE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM P. FISKUM $261 $19.50 $50 $ Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday & Thursday plus online hours. Contact: paulf@ clackamas.edu or PE-185 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CLASSES, 1 CREDIT Activities may include badminton, basketball, bootcamps, conditioning, aerobic dance (both regular and step), cycling, modern dance, ballet, tap and jazz dance, kick boxing, self-defense, tai chi, soccer, golf jogging, karate, mountaineering, horseback riding, racquetball, exercise and relaxation, tennis, skiing (downhill and cross country), softball, swimming, volleyball, various weight trainings, yoga, and zumba. Current physical examination before enrolling in a physical education course is recommended. Some PE-185 classes require an additional fee for facility use which is PAID ON SITE, for example: bowling, racquetball, and swimming. AIKIDO I, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? T 7:30-8:50PM??? TH 6:30-7:50PM C. FIFE $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $80 fee payable to Aikido Northwest. At Milwaukie. At North Clackamas. AQUATIC EXERCISE, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? MWF 9-9:50AM T. WHITNEY $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $70 fee payable to North Clackamas Aquatic Center. At Milwaukie. At North Clackamas. BASEBALL TECHNIQUES/BEG, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MTWTHF 3-4:50PM J. HOPPEL $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/14-10/23. BASEBALL TECHNIQUES/INT, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MTWTHF 3-4:50PM J. HOPPEL $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/14-10/23. BASKETBALL COND/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MTWTHF 2-3:50PM C. WEGNER $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/28-10/16. Men s rules for team play. Required: Instructor consent. PE ??? MTWTHF 4-5:50PM STAFF $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/28-10/16. Women s rules for team play. Required: Instructor consent. BASKETBALL COND/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MTWTHF 2-3:50PM C. WEGNER $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/28-10/16. Men s rules for team play. Required: Instructor consent. PE ??? MTWTHF 4-5:50PM STAFF $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/28-10/16. Women s rules for team play. Required: Instructor consent. BASKETBALL/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 11-11:50AM C. WEGNER $87 $6.50 $30 $ BASKETBALL/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 11-11:50AM C. WEGNER $87 $6.50 $30 $ BASKETBALL/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 11-11:50AM C. WEGNER $87 $6.50 $30 $ BOWLING/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM J. COMBS $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $60 payable to Milwaukie Bowl. At Milwaukie. At North Clackamas. BOWLING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM J. COMBS $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $60 fee payable to Milwaukie Bowl. At Milwaukie. At North Clackamas. BOWLING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM J. COMBS $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $60 fee payable to Milwaukie Bowl. At Milwaukie. At North Clackamas. CORE-FIT I, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? MWF 5:15-6:05AM R. RAINES $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $99 fee payable to Club Fit. At Canby. 4 PE ??? MW 12-1:20PM R. RAINES $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $99 fee payable to Club Fit. At Canby. 4 PE ??? TTH 6-7:20PM R. RAINES $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $99 fee payable to Club Fit. At Canby. CARDIO CIRCUIT I, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 10-10:50AM K. ALLEN $87 $6.50 $30 $ CONDITIONING I, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MW 12-1:20PM R. ROBINSON $87 $6.50 $30 $ Continued 77

78 Physical Education, continued CROSS TRAINING I/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TBA TBA R. ROBINSON $87 $6.50 $30 $ Mandatory: Attend a one hour orientation offered on Monday 9/28, Wednesday 9/30; at 1pm or Tuesday 9/29 at 8am or 1pm. Student must provide student ID number at the orientation and all workouts. Contact: robinr@ clackamas.edu or CROSS TRAINING I/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TBA TBA R. ROBINSON $87 $6.50 $30 $ Mandatory: Attend a one hour orientation offered on Monday 9/28, Wednesday 9/30; at 1pm or Tuesday 9/29 at 8am or 1pm. Student must provide student ID number at the orientation and all workouts. Contact: robinr@ clackamas.edu or DANCE, BALLET/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM J. RICKENBAUGH $87 $6.50 $30 $ DANCE, BALLET/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM J. RICKENBAUGH $87 $6.50 $30 $ DANCE, SWING/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM R. ROBINSON $87 $6.50 $30 $ DANCE, SWING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MW 10:30-11:50AM R. ROBINSON $87 $6.50 $30 $ DANCE, SWING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM R. ROBINSON $87 $6.50 $30 $ GOLF/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 11-12:50PM P. FISKUM $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Meets: 9/28-11/19. $50 fee payable to Sah-Ha-Lee Golf Course. At Clackamas. GOLF/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? T 11-12:50PM P. FISKUM $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 Meets every Tuesday 9/28-11/19 with 15 hours TBA. $50 fee payable to Sah-Ha-Lee Golf Course. At Clackamas. KUNG-FU, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? TTH 11-12:20PM N. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Balance & Harmony, Canby. KUNG-FU II, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? TTH 11-12:20PM N. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Balance & Harmony, Canby. PILATES I, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MW 9-10:20AM K. MCHONE $87 $6.50 $30 $ PILATES II, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MW 9-10:20AM K. MCHONE $87 $6.50 $30 $123.5 ROCK CLIMBING/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TH 6-8:50PM M. KENDALL $87 $6.50 $30 $ ROCK CLIMBING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TH 6-8:50PM M. KENDALL $87 $6.50 $30 $ ROCK CLIMBING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TH 6-8:50PM M. KENDALL $87 $6.50 $30 $ SCUBA DIVING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TH 6-8:50PM R. SHROUFE $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $350 fee payable to Scuba Specialties NW the first night of class for books, pool, gear rental and instruction. Additional charge for open water trip and certification. SELF-DEFENSE I, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MW 9-10:20AM R. ROBINSON $87 $6.50 $30 $ SELF-DEFENSE II, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM R. ROBINSON $87 $6.50 $30 $ SOCCER/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM M. COTO $87 $6.50 $30 $ SOCCER/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM M. COTO $87 $6.50 $30 $ SOCCER/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM M. COTO $87 $6.50 $30 $ SOFTBALL TECHNIQUES/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 2-3:50PM J. BUEL $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/14-10/23. SOFTBALL TECHNIQUES/INTERMED., 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 2-3:50PM J. BUEL $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/14-10/23. SWIM CONDITIONING, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? MWF 6-6:50AM E. LAITINEN $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $50 fee to Canby Pool. At Canby. 4 PE ??? MWF 12-12:50PM E. LAITINEN $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $50 fee to Canby Pool. At Canby. SWIM/WATER EXERCISE, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? MWF 8-8:50AM E. LAITINEN $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $50 fee payable to Canby Swim Center. At Canby. TAI CHI/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM N. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $30 $ PE ??? TTH 12:30-1:50PM N. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Balance & Harmony, Canby. TAI CHI/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM N. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $30 $ PE ??? TTH 12:30-1:50PM N. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Balance & Harmony, Canby. TAI CHI/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM N. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $30 $ PE ??? TTH 12:30-1:50PM N. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Balance & Harmony, Canby. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

79 TENNIS/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-12:20PM B. STAMME $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/28-11/19. TENNIS/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-12:20PM B. STAMME $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/28-11/19. TRACK FUNDAMENTALS/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 2-3:50PM D. BARLEY $87 $6.50 $30 $ TRACK FUNDAMENTALS/INTERMED., 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 2-3:50PM D. BARLEY $87 $6.50 $30 $ VOLLEYBALL/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM C. LEWIS $87 $6.50 $30 $ VOLLEYBALL/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM C. LEWIS $87 $6.50 $30 $ VOLLEYBALL/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 9-10:20AM C. LEWIS $87 $6.50 $30 $ WEIGHT TRAINING/ADVANCED, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM C. WEGNER $87 $6.50 $30 $ WEIGHT TRAINING/BEGINNING, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM C. WEGNER $87 $6.50 $30 $ WEIGHT TRAINING/INTERMEDIATE, 1 CREDIT PE ??? TTH 10:30-11:50AM C. WEGNER $87 $6.50 $30 $ WRESTLING CONDITIONING/BEG, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MTWTHF 3-4:50PM J. RHODEN $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/28-10/16. Required: Instructor consent. WRESTLING CONDITIONING/INT, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MTWTHF 3-4:50PM J. RHODEN $87 $6.50 $30 $ Meets: 9/29-10/16. Required: Instructor consent. YOGA I, 1 CREDIT 4 PE ??? MW 10-11:20AM E. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $130 fee payable to Balance and Harmony. At Balance & Harmony, Canby. PE ??? TTH 5:30-6:50PM E. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $30 $ PE ??? MW 7-8:20PM E. HANCOCK $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $130 fee payable to Balance & Harmony. At Balance & Harmony, Canby. ZUMBA, STRENGTH INTERVALS/BEG., 1 CREDIT PE ??? MW 5:30-6:50PM M. DIXON $87 $6.50 $30 $ PE ??? TTH 6-7:20PM M. DIXON $87 $6.50 $0 $93.50 $130 fee payable to instructor first day of class. At Beavercreek. PE-194 CROSS COUNTRY SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT Applies skills and fundamentals in all phases of an activity. Rules, strategy and techniques of each sport studied and discussed. The following team sports are offered: baseball (men s rules), basketball (men and women s rules), cross country (men and women s rules), softball (women s rules), track and field (men and women s rules), volley ball (women s rules) and wrestling (men s rules). PE ??? MWF 2-3:50PM STAFF $87 $6.50 $30 $ Restricted to instructor consent. PE-194 SOCCER SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT Advanced skills and strategies for competitive team members. Emphasis on preparation for collegiate competition. PE ??? MWF 1-2:50PM J. SZPARA $87 $6.50 $30 $ Required: Instructor consent. PE-194 VOLLEYBALL SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT PE ??? MWF 12-1:50PM S. HOEKE $87 $6.50 $30 $ Required: Instructor consent. PE-240 STRENGTH & CONDITIONING THEORY & TECHNIQUES, 3 CREDITS Designed to provide students the knowledge to design and implement physical training programs and exercises for participants. The curriculum will also help students pass various personal training certification tests. Introductory exercise physiology, biomechanics, program design, and exercise techniques are covered. HYB PE ??? W 11-11:50AM K. MCHONE $261 $19.50 $50 $ Hybrid. Meets every Wednesday plus online hours. Contact: keonim@ clackamas.edu or PE-270 SPORT & EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY, 3 CREDITS The course is designed to provide students the basic understanding, and knowledge of psychological skills used to improve physical performance in themselves and/or their peers/teammates. The course would be well suited for athletes, coaches or exercise leaders. WEB PE ??? K. MCHONE $261 $19.50 $40 $ Online. Contact: [email protected] or PE-280 PHYSICAL EDUCATION/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on the job experience and training related to the Physical Education field. Covers job problems and procedures, evaluation of student s job performance by qualified college staff and site supervision. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. PE ??? K. WOODS $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Required: Contact [email protected] or PE-294 CROSS COUNTRY SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT Advanced skills and strategies for competitive team members. Emphasis on preparation for collegiate competition. PE ??? MWF 2-3:50PM STAFF $87 $6.50 $30 $ Restricted to instructor consent. PE-294 SOCCER SKILLS AND STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT Advanced skills and strategies for competitive team members. Emphasis on preparation for collegiate competition. PE ??? MWF 1-2:50PM J. SZPARA $87 $6.50 $30 $ Required: Instructor consent. PE-294 VOLLEYBALL SKILLS & STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT Advanced skills and strategies for competitive team members. Emphasis on preparation for collegiate competition. PE ??? MWF 12-1:50PM S. HOEKE $87 $6.50 $30 $ Required: Instructor consent. PE-294A PHILOSOPHY OF COACHING, 2 CREDITS This course is designed to enhance the leadership, teaching, and management skills of coaches as they relate to interaction with athletes at all levels. Group discussions and seminar sessions relating to coaching philosophies, ethics, practice planning, motivation, and dealing with parents, peers and assistants. WEB PE-294A ??? P. FISKUM $174 $13 $40 $227 Online. Meets: 11/16-12/12. Contact: [email protected] Continued or

80 Physics PH-121 GENERAL ASTRONOMY, 4 CREDITS A lab course discussing the history of astronomy, the Earth and moon, all planets in our solar system, along with asteroids, meteors, and comets. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121; pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111. WEB PH ??? J. DICKINSON $348 $26 $85 $459 Online. Orientation: On campus TBA. Contact: [email protected] or This class uses LaunchPad. It does not use Moodle. PH-201 GENERAL PHYSICS, 5 CREDITS A lab course covering vectors, motion, kinematics, forces and Newton s laws, gravity, the conservation laws for momentum and energy, rotational motion, and oscillations. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-112 with a C or better or placement in MTH-251; pass RD-115 with a C or better; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. PH ??? MW 11-12:20PM G. BOSTROM $435 $32.50 $45 $ Corequisite: PH-201L and PH-201S. PH-201L GENERAL PHYSICS LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab course for PH 201 lecture course content. PH-201L ??? T 10-12:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-201L ??? TH 10-12:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-201L ??? T 1-3:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-201L ??? TH 1-3:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-201L ??? F 11-1:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-201S GENERAL PHYSICS SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT Seminar course for PH 201 lecture course content. PH-201S ??? TH 9-9:50AM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-201S ??? TH 4-4:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-211 GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS, 5 CREDITS A lab course covering vectors, motion, kinematics, forces and Newton s laws, gravity, the conservation laws for momentum and energy, rotational motion, and oscillations. Prerequisites: Pass MTH-251 with a C or better or placement in MTH-252; pass RD-115 with a C or better; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. PH ??? MW 1-2:20PM G. BOSTROM $435 $32.50 $45 $ Corequisite: PH-211L and PH-211S. PH ??? MW 3-4:20PM G. BOSTROM $435 $32.50 $45 $ Corequisite: PH-211L and PH-211S. PH-211L GENERAL PHYSICS LAB, 0 CREDIT Lab course for PH 211 lecture course content. PH-211L ??? T 10-12:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-211L ??? TH 10-12:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-211L ??? T 1-3:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-211L ??? TH 1-3:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-211L ??? F 11-1:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-211S GENERAL PHYSICS SEMINAR, 0 CREDIT Seminar course for PH 211 lecture course content. PH-211S ??? T 9-9:50AM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-211S ??? T 4-4:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 PH-211S ??? F 2-2:50PM G. BOSTROM $0 $0 $0 $0 Political Science PS-200 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS A general introduction to the field of political science. Introduces and expands on basic political concepts and themes, explores political theory and ideology, and considers the dynamics of political institutions and government and how both are integrated into political life. Recommended: pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. PS ??? TTH 10-11:50AM J. HITE $348 $26 $0 $374 PS-201 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & POLITICS, 4 CREDITS Examines the founding principles of the American government: the Constitution, the separation of powers, and the three branches of government. Explores political parties and elections, the growing power of the executive branch, the expansion and reach of the federal bureaucracy, governmental policies,the civil liberties and civil rights of American citizens, and the role of the media in American politics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB PS ??? J. HITE $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or PS-204 INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS, 4 CREDITS Explores the various ideologies, institutions, and processes that constitute the nation-states that make up the world political system. Introduces students to the comparative method of political science. Introduces a wide-ranging assessment of the fundamental differences between presidential and parliamentary systems, and an exploration of various political systems and governments around the world within the context of current world politics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PS ??? MW 12-1:50PM J. HITE $348 $26 $0 $374 PS-280 POLITICAL SCIENCE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of political science. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. PS ??? J. FLOWERS $522 $39 $45 $606V Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

81 Psychology PSY-101 HUMAN RELATIONS, 3 CREDITS Introduction to interpersonal relationships and human relations in a social context. Includes lecture and discussions/activities with an emphasis on student participation. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PSY ??? TTH 8-9:20AM I. MANCINELLI-FRANCONI $261 $19.50 $0 $ PSY ??? MW 9-10:20AM STAFF $261 $19.50 $0 $ At Harmony Community Campus PSY ??? F 10-12:50PM S. KISER $261 $19.50 $0 $ PSY ??? MW 12-1:20PM STAFF $261 $19.50 $0 $ PSY ??? MW 2-3:20PM STAFF $261 $19.50 $0 $ PSY ??? T 6-8:50PM T. THOMAS $261 $19.50 $0 $ PSY ??? M 6-8:50PM S. SCHAEFER $261 $19.50 $0 $ At Harmony Community Campus. PSY-110 PSYCHOLOGY: AN OVERVIEW, 4 CREDITS A general introduction to the field of psychology. Explores a wide variety of topics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WEB PSY ??? E. LEWIS $348 $26 $60 $434 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WEB PSY ??? E. LEWIS $348 $26 $60 $434 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or PSY-200 PSYCHOLOGY AS A NATURAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS Introduction to physiological psychology, the study of how the nervous system produces behavior and cognition. Further topics may include consciousness, sleep, memory, emotion and language. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PSY ??? MW 10-11:50AM S. TOBIN $348 $26 $0 $374 PSY ??? TTH 1-2:50PM E. LEWIS $348 $26 $0 $374 4 PSY ??? TTH 1-2:50PM STAFF $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus PSY-205 PSYCHOLOGY AS A SOCIAL SCIENCE, 4 CREDITS Principles of conditioning and social psychology, the study of how groups affect the individual. Further topics may include motivation, personality, development and stress. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PSY ??? TTH 10-11:50AM S. TOBIN $348 $26 $0 $374 PSY ??? MW 12-1:50PM S. TOBIN $348 $26 $0 $374 PSY ??? TTH 1-2:50PM S. TOBIN $348 $26 $0 $374 PSY-215 INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS Research and theories regarding the development of the individual from conception to death, including physical, social and cognitive changes. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PSY ??? MW 8-9:50AM S. KISER $348 $26 $0 $374 4 PSY ??? TTH 10-11:50AM STAFF $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus PSY ??? TTH 3-4:50PM S. TOBIN $348 $26 $0 $374 4 PSY ??? W 6-9:50PM I. MANCINELLI-FRANCONI $0 $0 $374 $374 At Wilsonville Campus. PSY-219 INTRODUCTION TO ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, 4 CREDITS Introduction to abnormal psychology including disorders and approaches to treatment. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PSY ??? TTH 10-11:50AM E. LEWIS $348 $26 $0 $374 PSY-231 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SEXUALITY, 4 CREDITS Introduction to research and theories of human sexual behavior, including sexual relationships, communication and intimacy, sex roles, the development of gender, social trends regarding sexuality and the biology of sexuality and conception. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PSY ??? MW 10-11:50AM E. LEWIS $348 $26 $0 $374 PSY-240 INTERPERSONAL AWARENESS & GROWTH, 4 CREDITS Examines the dynamics of personality and explores techniques for overcoming self-defeating behaviors. Develops methods for making personal changes. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. PSY ??? W 6-9:50PM M. SALITORE $348 $26 $0 $374 PSY-280 PSYCHOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of psychology. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. PSY ??? E. LEWIS $522 $39 $45 $606V Reading RD-080 FUNDAMENTALS OF COLLEGE READING, 3 CREDITS This course focuses on fundamental reading skills for non-fiction text, including identifying main ideas, supporting details and organizational patterns. Vocabulary improvement emphasizes dictionary skills. Core reading comprehension strategies and inferences are introduced. Prerequisite: Placement in RD-080. RD ??? MW 2:30-3:50PM S. HATSWELL $261 $19.50 $15 $ RD-090 INTERMEDIATE READING SKILLS, 3 CREDITS Introduces and reinforces skills for success in entry-level college classes. Emphasizes vocabulary building, comprehension, reading strategies, critical thinking. Prerequisite: Pass RD-080 or placement in RD-090. RD ??? MW 9-10:20AM B. WICKLUND $261 $19.50 $15 $ This section is taught through reading memoires. Continued 81

82 Reading, continued RD-115 COLLEGE READING, 3 CREDITS This transfer elective course presents reading strategies for success in college-level classes. Emphasizes comprehension, efficiency, critical reading and thinking, and application of reading strategies appropriate to a variety of materials. Vocabulary development is also addressed. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. RD ??? MW 11-12:20PM S. HATSWELL $261 $19.50 $15 $ RD ??? TTH 1-2:20PM STAFF $261 $19.50 $15 $ Religious Studies R-101 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS The nature of myth and story, ancient religions, ideas of God, Judaism and introduction to religious topics. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. R ??? TH 6-9:50PM T. WATSON $348 $26 $0 $374 R-103 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS The history, ideas, and philosophy of the Eastern religions including Buddhism, Hinduism and Taoism. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. HYB R ??? F 10-12:50PM D. HARTSOCK $348 $26 $20 $394 Hybrid. Meets every Friday plus online hours. Orientation: online.clackamas. edu Contact: [email protected] or R-210 WORLD RELIGIONS, 4 CREDITS An overview course that examines Eastern/Western religions and philosophies through film, text, and/or online presentations. Introduces Hinduism, Buddhism, Chinese religions, Christianity, Judaism and Islam. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD R ??? MW 9-10:50AM J. SHELTON $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus R-280 RELIGION/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of religion. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. R ??? J. FLOWERS $522 $39 $45 $606V Renewable Energy Technology All degree seeking students should arrange to speak to a faculty advisor prior to registering. Call for more information, or contact the Student Success Center, RET-150 HOME-BUILT WIND TURBINE, 2 CREDITS This course covers construction of home-built wind power generators using welding and cutting processes, drill press, and wood cutting tools. Students will participate in the construction of windmill power generators. Instruction will include discussions of windmill types, efficiencies, adequate versus sophisticated designs, and directions for the lab projects. The course will use a process published in Homebrew Wind Power by Dan Bartmann & Dan Fink (recommended reading.) RET ??? MWF 10:30-11:50AM J. STAGER $174 $13 $350 $537 RET-200 RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS This course provides a survey of various renewable energy systems. Participants will learn about the benefits and limitations of each type of energy source as well as their functional principles. Students will participate in several field learning exercises related to energy systems. The intended audiences are technical students wishing to explore the Renewable Energy field and students from the humanities and social sciences wanting a better understanding of this socially important technology. RET ??? MW 1-2:50PM A. FOUHY $348 $26 $120 $494 RET-213 RENEWABLE ENERGY III: INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE, 3 CREDITS Third in a series of technical courses, Renewable Energy III: Installation and Maintenance will provide an introduction to installation and maintenance of renewable energy systems for commercial and residential installations. Students will apply their knowledge of electro-mechanical systems to the application of these systems. Topics will include site survey, site preparation, building codes, measurement tools, preventative maintenance and worksite safety. Includes hands-on lab exercises. Prerequisite: RET-211. RET ??? TTH 4:30-7:20PM A. FOUHY $261 $19.50 $90 $ RET-240 ALTERNATIVE FUELS, 4 CREDITS Offers students familiarity and entry levels to work with alternative fuel systems. Explores (technically, economically and ecologically) the following alternative fuels: bio-diesel, vegetable oils, electricity, ethanol, hydrogen, propane, methanol, natural gas, heat engines, fuel cell and hybrid vehicles. 4 RET ??? MW 5:30-9:20PM A. FOUHY $348 $26 $120 $494 Lab component TBA. At Harmony Community Campus. RET-280 RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-12V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Major emphasis on work-based learning experience in the renewable energy field. Coordination of instruction and evaluation of student job performance will be provided by college faculty in conjunction with employer/supervisor. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. RET ??? A. FOUHY $1044 $78 $75 $1197V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or Science: Arts & Science See Arts & Science. Science: Biology See Biology. Science: Chemistry See Chemistry. Science: Environmental See Environmental Science. Science: General Science See General Science. Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

83 Science: Geology See Geology. Science: Physics See Physics. Science: Zoology See Zoology. Small Business Classes/Workshops See Business Development Center. Social Science SSC-160 FAITH & REASON, 5 CREDITS Introduction to classical philosophy, sacred texts, modern fiction, poetry, theology, evolutionary biology, and cosmology. Consideration of how personal concepts of faith and reason and institutions of science and religion, shape personal intellectual landscapes. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. HYB SSC ??? TH 6-9:50PM D. MORROW $435 $32.50 $20 $ Hybrid. Meets every Thursday plus online hours. Orientation: online. clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or At Harmony Community Campus. WEB SSC ??? D. HARTSOCK $435 $32.50 $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or SSC-180 PATHWAY TO SUSTAINABILITY, 5 CREDITS Can we create a more sustainable and just world? We will question our assumptions regarding economic models, democracy, our relationships with the environment, as well as our social structures by examining the roots of the current ecological crisis. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. SSC ??? MW 6-8:20PM J. GRABILL $435 $32.50 $0 $ SSC-240 AMERICAN MILITARY CONFLICT: WARS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY, 4 CREDITS Examines America s wars of national identity, principally the American Revolution and the Civil War. Explores characteristics of such wars, variations over time and space, and shaping influences and impacts on American society and culture, both military and civilian. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115, pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WEB SSC ??? S. KING $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or Sociology SOC-204 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS Explores the social perspectives on the principles and processes of human social behavior. Examines concepts such as culture, socialization, social structure, roles, groups, organizations, and social stratification and introduces various sociological theories and research methodologies. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. SOC ??? TTH 1-2:50PM E. PFEIFER $348 $26 $0 $374 SOC ??? MW 2-3:50PM G. LOVELESS $348 $26 $0 $374 4 SOC ??? M 6-9:50PM G. LOVELESS $0 $0 $374 $374 At Wilsonville Campus. WEB SOC ??? C. SUMMERS-NOMURA $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or SOC-205 SOCIAL STRATIFICATION & SOCIAL SYSTEMS, 4 CREDITS Examines issues of social structure and social stratification. Explores the various social institutions (family, economy, education, health, religion and politics) and inequalities of race, class, gender, age, sexual orientation and disability, as well as various theoretical perspectives. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. SOC ??? MW 12-1:50PM E. PFEIFER $348 $26 $0 $374 WEB SOC ??? C. SUMMERS-NOMURA $348 $26 $40 $414 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or SOC-206 INSTITUTIONS & SOCIAL CHANGE, 4 CREDITS Explores various social institutions (family, economy, education, health, religion, and politics), stratification systems, social movements and other various elements of culture from a social change perspective. Various theories of social organization and sources social change will be examined. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. SOC ??? MW 10-11:50AM E. PFEIFER $348 $26 $0 $374 SOC-210 MARRIAGE, FAMILY & INTIMATE RELATIONS, 4 CREDITS This course will introduce students to the study of marriage, intimate relations, and family systems from the sociological viewpoint. Students will examine the ways in which race, class, gender, sexuality, community, and society influence patterns of courtship, intimate relations, marriage, and family, and explore the various challenges facing families today. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR SOC ??? T 6-9:50PM G. LOVELESS $348 $26 $0 $374 At Harmony Community Campus. SOC-225 SOCIAL PROBLEMS, 4 CREDITS Applies the sociological framework to the study of social problems, their identification, analysis of causes and possible solutions. Problems explored may include mental disorders, drug and alcohol addiction, crime and deliquency, group discrimination, inequality, poverty, alienation, domestic and international violence, environment, and energy. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. SOC ??? TTH 10-11:50AM E. PFEIFER $348 $26 $0 $374 Continued 83

84 Sociology, continued SOC-280 SOCIOLOGY/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Provides students with on-the-job work experience in the field of sociology. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. SOC ??? E. PFEIFER $522 $39 $45 $606V Speech See Communication Studies. Theatre Arts XATH-0001 PLAYS & REHEARSALS, 0 CREDIT Training in theatre production through intensive study and rehearsal of scenes and plays for public performance. XATH ??? MWF 3-5:50PM J. EIKREM $0 $0 $20 $20 XATH-0002 STAGECRAFT, 0 CREDIT Training in special forms of theatrical presentation through inclass intensive preparation, study and program development for public presentation to the community. XATH ??? MWF 12-2:50PM J. EIKREM $0 $0 $20 $20 Restricted to instructor consent. TA-101 APPRECIATION OF THEATRE ARTS, 4 CREDITS Students will be introduced to basic aspects of theatre arts by attending multiple area productions. Plays will be reviewed and evaluated through writing assignments and discussions. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. TA ??? TH 6-9:50PM J. EIKREM $348 $26 $80 $454 TA-111 FUNDAMENTALS OF TECHNICAL THEATRE, 4 CREDITS Basic study and practice in techniques of mounting various types of productions for presentation. Includes basic principles and techniques in stage design, construction and lighting. Flexible laboratory sessions available. TA ??? TTH 9-11:50AM C. WHITTEN/C. BRADFORD $348 $26 $20 $394 TA-141 ACTING I, 4 CREDITS Studies the methods, techniques and theories of acting as an art form. Performance of lab exercises and monologues/scenes from published dramatic literature with written assignments to include response and analysis papers. Introduction to vocal, physical, and script analysis. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. TA ??? MWF 10-11:15AM J. EIKREM $348 $26 $20 $394 TA-153 THEATRE REHEARSAL/PERFORMANCE, 1-3V CREDITS Training in theatre production through intensive study and rehearsal of scenes and plays for public performance. Required: Instructor consent and a successful audition. Can be repeated up to 6 credits. TA ??? MWF 3-5:50PM J. EIKREM $261 $19.50 $20 $300.50V TA-195 STUDENT PERFORMANCE SHOWCASE, 1-3V CREDITS Training in special forms of theatrical presentation through inclass intensive preparation, study, and program development for public presentation including comedy improv, stand-up comedy, and student directed one-act plays. Required: Instructor consent and/or a successful audition. Can be repeated up to 6 credits. TA ??? MWF 12-2:50PM J. EIKREM/C. WHITTEN $261 $19.50 $20 $300.50V Meets: Improv 12-12:50pm, Stand-Up 1-1:50pm, One Acts 2-2:50pm. TA-211 TECHNICAL THEATRE STUDY, 4 CREDITS Comprehensive study and practice in presentational graphics, scene design, lighting design, and chromatics. The full creative process of staging a production will be explored through aesthetic research and design projects. Includes hands-on participation in CCC s mainstage production. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisites: Pass TA-111, TA-112 and TA-113. TA ??? TTH 9-11:50AM C. WHITTEN $348 $26 $20 $394 TA-253 THEATRE REHEARSAL/PERFORMANCE, 1-3V CREDITS Intermediate training in theatre production through intensive study and rehearsal of scenes and plays for public performance. Required: Instructor consent and a successful audition. Can be repeated up to 6 credits. TA ??? MWF 3-5:50PM J. EIKREM $261 $19.50 $20 $300.50V TA-280 THEATRE/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Provides students with a learning experience related to course of study and career goal. Major emphasis will be given to on-the-job experience and training. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. TA ??? J. EIKREM $522 $39 $45 $606V TA-295 STUDENT PERFORMANCE SHOWCASE, 1-3V CREDITS Training in special forms of theatrical presentation through in-class intensive preparation, study, and program development for public presentation including comedy improvisation, stand-up comedy, and student directed one-act plays. Required: Instructor consent and/or a successful audition. Can be repeated up to 6 credits. TA ??? MWF 12-2:50PM J. EIKREM/C. WHITTEN $261 $19.50 $20 $300.50V Meets: Improv 12-12:50pm, Stand-Up 1-1:50pm, One Acts 2-2:50pm. Transportation & Logistics Through a first-ever public/private partnership with IITR (International Institute of Transportation Resource), CCC is offering a series of Transportation and Logistics courses which include Commercial Driver s Licensing (CDL) training, practical applications, customer service skills, and cooperative work experience. TTL-101 and TTL-121 will be taken in combination, and are available in daytime, evening and weekend formats. The combined class fee is to be PAID ON SITE to IITR. For more information on IITR and this training program, contact Dave Riggins at , or inquire at net/information.html Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

85 TTL-101 INTRODUCTION TO PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVING & LOGISTICS, 4 CREDITS Introduction to logistics and commercial vehicle operation, covering control systems, coupling procedures, cargo handling and pre-trip inspections. Covers regulations and requirements for CDL, speed management, road conditions, and accident scene management. 4 TTL ??? TBA TBA J. MCKINNEY/P. CLEM $0 $0 $0 $0 Required: Instructor consent. To register, contact Dave Riggins at A $5,222 fee is payable to IITR, this includes the cost of the corequisite class TTL Corequisite: TTL At Clackamas. TTL-121 PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS IN PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVING & LOGISTICS, 6 CREDITS Demonstration of skill development related to safe commercial vehicle operation. In-depth coverage of logistics, business processes and communication skills development. Covers delivery vehicle basics, including backing, visual search, shifting, turning, space and speed management. 4 TTL ??? TBA TBA J. MCKINNEY/P. CLEM $0 $0 $0 $0 Required: Instructor consent. To register, contact Dave Riggins at Course fees are included upon registration in TTL Corequisite: TTL At Clackamas. TTL-180 TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS/CWE, 6 CREDITS Work-based learning experience in the Transportation & Logistics field. Supervision and evaluation of the student s job performance will be provided by qualified staff of the College and employer. 4 TTL ??? J. MCKINNEY/P. CLEM $0 $0 $522 $522 Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. Contact: Pam Clem at [email protected] or At Clackamas. Utility Workforce Training CCC Wilsonville campus offers four pathway certificate programs that prepare students with a range of skills for entry level technical careers. The Occupational Health and Safety Pathway Certificate and Utility Workforce Readiness Career Pathway Certificate are one term programs. The Utility Trade Prep: Lineworker Pathway Certificate and Utility Field Technician Pathway Certificate are two term programs that train students for trade specific entry level skills. The Utility Workforce Readiness Career Pathway and Utility Trade Prep: Lineworker Pathway Certificate are approved by BOLI as pre-apprentice programs. All degree/certificate seeking students should arrange to speak to an advisor prior to registering. Call Wilsonville Advising at for more information or advising needs. See Energy Resource Management for one year certificate and AAS degree. ERM-100 INTRODUCTION TO UTILITY INDUSTRY AND CAREER OPTIONS, 3 CREDITS Overview of the energy and utility industries and the career options offered. Through research, students will discover and report on career options in the energy and utility resource industries. Prerequisite: Pass RD-090 with a C or better or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH- 065; pass WR-095 with a C or better or placement in WR-121; pass CS-090 with a C or better or placement in CS-120. HYB ERM ??? M 6-7:50PM J. MCLAIN $0 $0 $ $ Hybrid. Meets Mondays plus online hours. At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-107 CAREER PORTFOLIO, 4 CREDITS Develop and customize a professional portfolio to record the application of knowledge and skills which may relate to students targeted career field. Portfolio consists of resume, reference letters, work samples, narrative, and certifications. Prerequisites: Pass RD-090 with a C or better or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH-065; pass WR-095 with a C or better or placement in WR-121; pass CS-090 with a C or better or placement in CS-120. HYB ERM ??? W 6-8:50PM A. LESHER $0 $0 $434 $434 Hybrid. Meets Wednesdays 9/30-11/4 plus online hours. At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-109 CAREER INTERVIEW STRATEGIES, 1 CREDIT Explore various career options and pathways and develop industry contacts. Practice interviewing skills and techniques. Prerequisites: Pass RD-090 with a C or better or placement in RD-115; pass MTH-060 with a C or better or placement in MTH-065; pass WR-095 with a C or better or placement in WR-121; pass CS-090 with a C or better or placement in CS-120. HYB ERM ??? W 6-8:50PM J. JOHNSTON $0 $0 $ $ Hybrid. Meets Wednesdays 11/18-12/9 plus online hours. At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-110 OSHA 10 TRAINING, 1 CREDIT Discover principles and concepts that govern safe work practices in the utility industry. Focus is on safety awareness and application of safe working habits. Required: Instructor consent. 4 ERM ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM STAFF $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 10/23 & 10/24. Restricted: Energy Resource Management and utility trades students only. Contact Shelly Tracy at or [email protected] or Wilsonville Advising at At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-111 FLAGGING-WORK ZONE PROTECTION, 1 CREDIT The primary function of temporary traffic control is to provide safe and efficient movement of road users through or around work zones while protecting workers and emergency response personnel. Flagger training requires a course of instruction in the following topics: Fundamental Principles, The Four Parts of Temporary Traffic Control Zones, Main Traffic Control Devices, Location/ Spacing of Devices and Flagging Principles. Students must be 18 or older to register. Required: Instructor consent. 4 ERM ??? F 6-8:50PM S 9-4:50PM M. WEISSENFELS $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 10/9 & 10/10. Required: Instructor consent. Contact Shelly Tracy at or [email protected] or Wilsonville Advising at At Wilsonville Campus. ERM-160 UTILITY INDUSTRY HEALTH AWARENESS, 3 CREDITS Discover principles and concepts that govern health related environmental conditions in a workplace setting in the utility industry. Create systems for change specific to health related workplace conditions. Corequisites: ERM-100,ERM-107, and ERM-109. Required: Instructor consent. 4 ERM ??? TTH 6-8:50PM J. JOHNSTON $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 9/29-10/29. Corequisites: ERM-100, ERM-107 & ERM-109. Restricted: Energy Resource Management and utility trades students only. Contact Shelly Tracy at or [email protected] or Wilsonville Advising at At Wilsonville Campus. Continued 85

86 Utility Workforce Training, continued ERM-161 UTILITY INDUSTRY SAFETY DEVELOPMENT, 4 CREDITS Explore diverse applications of safety and performance in the workplace. Personal safety, work zone protection, dealing with chemicals and use of MSD sheets, vehicle inspection and safety, competent work practices that ensure both safety on the job and proven work performance. Prerequisites: Pass ERM-160 with a C or better, or instructor consent. Required: Instructor consent. 4 ERM ??? TTH 6-9:50PM S 8-4:20PM C. BROWN $0 $0 $554 $554 Meets: 11/3-12/10. Saturday classes meet: 11/7, 11/14, 11/21 & 12/5. Restricted: Energy Resource Management and utility trades students only. Contact Shelly Tracy at or [email protected] or Wilsonville Advising at At Wilsonville Campus. Water & Environmental Technology XWET-C001 1-DAY CROSS CONNECTION SPECIALIST UPDATE, 0.6 CEU Update on code information or any changes in the p XWET-C ??? F 8-2:50PM J. NURMI/M. LAFORCE $0 $0 $85 $85 Meets: 10/23. XWET-C002 1-DAY TESTER RENEWAL, 0.6 CEU Update on OARs and hands on testing to recertify student for license through the State of Oregon XWET-C ??? F 8-3:50PM M. LAFORCE/J. NURMI $0 $0 $85 $85 Meets: 11/6. XWET-C004 4-DAY CROSS CONNECTION SPECIALIST COURSE, 3.2 CEU Designed to provide information to individuals involved in the protection of public water systems from contamination due to cross connections. This course should be of special interest to cross connection control specialists, plumbing inspectors, waterworks managers, and backflow device testers. XWET-C ??? MTWTH 8-4:50PM J. NURMI $0 $0 $375 $375 Meets: 12/7-12/10. XWET-C005 5-DAY BACKFLOW TESTER COURSE, 4 CEU Presentation of backflow prevention devices used for water system cross connection control; will include proper installation procedures, approved testing procedures, and an introduction to backflow device repair techniques. Students will learn to identify common, actual, and potential cross connection hazards; students will be introduced to the basic requirements for carrying out a cross connection program. Students will be able to apply to Oregon Health Authority for Certification by that agency. XWET-C ??? MTWTHF 8-4:50PM M. LAFORCE/J. NURMI $0 $0 $470 $470 Meets: 9/14-9/18. XWET-C ??? MTWTHF 8-4:50PM M. LAFORCE/J. NURMI $0 $0 $470 $470 Meets: 12/7-12/11. WET-010 WASTEWATER OPERATIONS I, 3 CREDITS For professional upgrade only. Does not meet the requirements for the certificate or degree. Introduction to the fundamentals of wastewater treatment plant operation. Includes collections systems, preliminary and primary treatment, waste characteristics including organic removals, and solids profiles. WET ??? M 6-8:50PM M. LAFORCE $261 $19.50 $15 $ For professional upgrade only. WET-011 WATERWORKS OPERATIONS I, 3 CREDITS For professional upgrade only. Does not meet the requirements for the certificate or degree. Introduction to municipal drinking water treatment and distribution systems. Basic waterworks hydraulics, drinking water regulations, waterworks math, waterworks bacteriology, and introduction to water disinfection. WET ??? T 6-8:50PM J. NURMI $261 $19.50 $15 $ For professional upgrade only. WET-109 BACKFLOW ASSEMBLY OPERATION AND TESTING, 3 CREDITS A lecture course with lab component that focuses on backflow assembly hydraulics, operations, installation, and testing. WET ??? MTWTHF 8-4:50PM M. LAFORCE/J. NURMI $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 9/14-9/18. WET ??? MTWTHF 8-4:50PM M. LAFORCE/J. NURMI $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 12/7-12/11. WET-110 WASTEWATER OPERATIONS I, 3 CREDITS Introduction to the fundamentals of wastewater operations. Includes collections systems, preliminary and primary treatment, waste characteristics including organic removals, and solids profiles. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 or placement in MTH-080. Corequisite: MTH-082A. WET ??? M 6-8:50PM M. LAFORCE $261 $19.50 $15 $ Corequisite: MTH-082A-01. WET-111 WATERWORKS OPERATIONS I, 3 CREDITS Provides an introduction to drinking water treatment and distribution systems. Students will obtain knowledge on basic waterworks hydraulics, drinking water regulations, waterworks microbiology, and introduction to how we can turn non-potable water into clean, safe potable water. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 or higher. Corequisite: MTH-082B. WET ??? T 6-8:50PM J. NURMI $261 $19.50 $15 $ Corequisite: MTH-082B-01. WET-241 AQUATIC MICROBIOLOGY, 4 CREDITS A lab course with topics in applied microbiology. Methods to detect coliform group in water and wastewater, identification of filamentous bacteria in activated sludge, and identification of indicator protozoa in activated sludge. A bacteriological stream survey project is included. Prerequisite: Pass BI-204. WET ??? MW 9-11:50AM J. NURMI $348 $26 $40 $414 WET-242 HYDRAULICS/WATER & WASTEWATER, 3 CREDITS Study of closed conduit and open channel flow. Includes hydrostatics, head-loss, pump characteristics, Bernoulli s and the energy equations, and basic characteristics of water. Prerequisite: Pass MTH-065 or placement in MTH-080. WET ??? MW 12:30-1:50PM M. LAFORCE $261 $19.50 $15 $ Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

87 WET-245 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL, 4 CREDITS A lab course introducing methods used to monitor and control treatment processes in wastewater, water and high purity water facilities. Advanced water analysis to include typical monitoring of HPW treatment. Fundamentals of control loops, control systems and data management. WET ??? T 8-1:50PM G. CARR $348 $26 $40 $414 WET-280 WATER & ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS II, 5 CREDITS Practical experience in a municipal, public or private wastewater treatment plant of specific activated sludge design. Process loading criteria, data acquisition, trend charting, and relevant process strategies will be addressed. Corequisite: CWE Seminar. WET ??? M. LAFORCE $435 $32.50 $45 $ Welding Technology XWLD-0001 AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY (WLD) CERTIFICATION 1 PLATE TEST, 0 CREDIT Welder certification in accordance with AWS D1.1 for one position for students enrolled in any CCC welding course. City card upon request. XWLD ??? S. CALDERA $0 $0 $140 $140 Contact: [email protected] or XWLD-0002 AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY CERTIFICATION 2 PLATE OR 1 PIPE TEST, 0 CREDIT Welder certification in any two positions, in accordance with AWS D1.1 for students enrolled in any CCC welding course. City card upon request. XWLD ??? S. CALDERA $0 $0 $280 $280 Contact: [email protected] or XWLD-0003 AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY CERTIFICATION RETAKE TEST, 0 CREDIT Welder certification on retest in any position, in accordance with AWS D1.1 for students enrolled in any CCC welding course. City card upon request. Required: Instructor consent. XWLD ??? S. CALDERA $0 $0 $25 $25 Contact: [email protected] or WLD-100 WELDERS PRINT READING I, 3 CREDITS Provides instruction in reading and interpretation of prints and symbols common in the welding industry. Participants will learn the interpretation and application of basic lines, dimensions, structural shapes, and specifications. Welding symbols and their application to different types of joint configurations will be covered, as well as how to develop basic shop drawings and prints. WLD ??? W 2-4:50PM D. BATES $261 $19.50 $50 $ WLD-102 INTRODUCTION TO WELDING, 2 CREDITS Designed for the beginner and experimental welder. Includes: oxy-acetylene, stick, wire feed and TIG welding, oxy-acetylene and plasma arc cutting. WLD ??? S 9-12:50PM K. KAUFFMAN $174 $13 $100 $287 WLD ??? S 2-5:50PM K. KAUFFMAN $174 $13 $100 $287 WLD-103 BLACKSMITHING & TRADITIONAL IRON WORKING, 2 CREDITS Introduces the student to basic blacksmithing techniques and processes, as well as terminology, steel types, heat treating and tool making. Multiple projects allow the student to practice the varied methods of manual metal forming. No welding experience required. WLD ??? SU 10-1:50PM B. ROMANS $174 $13 $100 $287 WLD-110 WELDER CERTIFICATION, 4 CREDITS Provides theory and practical instruction in welder certification. Choose FCAW, SMAW, or GTAW for certification. WLD ??? MW 8-11:50AM S. CALDERA $0 $0 $280 $280 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? TTH 8-11:50AM S. CALDERA $0 $0 $280 $280 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? MW 1-4:50PM G. RICKARD $0 $0 $280 $280 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? MW 6-9:50PM J. PHELPS $0 $0 $280 $280 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? TTH 6-9:50PM J. PHELPS $0 $0 $280 $280 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD-111 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING (STICK), 8 CREDITS Provides students with the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in all positions with the SMAW process. Oxy-fuel cutting, air carbon arc cutting and gouging also covered. WLD ??? MTWTH 6-9:50PM J. PHELPS $696 $52 $400 $1148 WLD-111A SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING (STICK), 4 CREDITS Part one of WLD-111 which provides opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in flat and horizontal positions with the SMAW process. WLD-111A ??? MW 6-9:50PM J. PHELPS/K. KAUFFMAN $348 $26 $200 $574 WLD-111B SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING (STICK), 4 CREDITS Part two of WLD-111 with additional opportunity to perform various welds in vertical and overhead positions with the SMAW process. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-111A. WLD-111B ??? TTH 6-9:50PM J. PHELPS $348 $26 $200 $574 WLD-113 GAS METAL ARC WELDING/FLUX-CORED ARC METAL (WIREFEED), 8 CREDITS Acquire knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in all positions with GMAW and FCAW. Oxy-fuel and plasma cutting also covered. WLD ??? MTWTH 8-11:50AM G. RICKARD $696 $52 $400 $1148 WLD-113A GAS METAL ARC WELDING/FLUX-CORED ARC WELDING (WIREFEED), 4 CREDITS Part one of WLD-113 which provides the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in flat and horizontal positions with GMAW and FCAW processes. Oxy-fuel and plasma cutting also covered. WLD-113A ??? MW 8-11:50AM G. RICKARD $348 $26 $200 $574 WLD-113B GAS METAL ARC WELDING/FLUX-CORED ARC WELDING (WIREFEED), 4 CREDITS Part two of WLD-113 which provides additional knowledge and skills to perform fillet and groove welds in vertical and overhead positions with the GMAW and FCAW processes. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-113A. WLD-113B ??? TTH 8-11:50AM S. CALDERA $348 $26 $200 $574 Continued 87

88 Welding, continued WLD-150 WELDING PROCESSES, 4 CREDITS Covers oxy-acetylene welding, brazing, cutting, stick welding, wire feed, oxy-fuel and plasma cutting. Includes: safety, electrical fundamentals, routine maintenance, minor repairs, and terms and definitions. WLD ??? MW 6-9:50PM K. KAUFFMAN $348 $26 $180 $554 WLD-203 BLACKSMITHING & TRADITIONAL IRON WORKING II, 2 CREDITS Course builds on the WLD-103 course and expands on the process of forged metal work. Instruction includes power hammer use, tooling design, traditional joinery and intermediate projects. Welding experience helpful, but not required. WLD ??? SU 2-5:50PM B. ROMANS $174 $13 $90 $277 WLD-210 PIPE WELDING, 4 CREDITS Provides beginning theory and practical instruction in the Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) process on steel plate and pipe. The specific projects include: stringer beads, fillet and groove welds on plate with root and cover proficiency, pipe cutting using the oxy-fuel process, and groove welds on pipes in all positions. Prerequisites: Pass WLD-111 or WLD-111A and WLD-111B, pass WLD-150, or prior experience in SMAW. WLD ??? MW 1-4:50PM G. RICKARD $348 $26 $200 $574 Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD-211 ADVANCED SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING, 4 CREDITS Acquire knowledge and skills to perform groove welds in all positions using the SMAW process. Cutting and gouging processes, advanced welding theory, and AWS welding procedures are included. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-111 or Pass WLD-111A and WLD-111B. WLD ??? TTH 6-9:50PM D. BATES $348 $26 $200 $574 WLD-212 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING PIPE WELDING, 4 CREDITS Provides theory and practical instruction in open root V groove pipe welding using E6010 and E7018 electrodes. Oxy-fuel pipe cutting will be included. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-211. WLD ??? MW 1-4:50PM G. RICKARD $348 $26 $200 $574 Required: Instructor consent and SMAW experience. Contact: gordonr@ clackamas.edu or WLD-213 ADVANCED GAS METAL ARC WELDING/FLUX- CORED ARC WELDING, 4 CREDITS Acquire knowledge and skills to perform groove welds in all positions using the GMAW and FCAW processes. Industrial-cutting processes, advanced welding theory and AWS welding procedures are included. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-113 or Pass WLD-113A and WLD-113B. WLD ??? TTH 8-11:50AM S. CALDERA $348 $26 $200 $574 WLD-250 WELDING FABRICATION I BEGINNING PROJECT, 4 CREDITS Instruction in fabrication techniques including blueprint reading, layout, sketching, bills of material, job cost calculations, measuring, fitting, cutting and welding. Beginning projects will be assigned. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-111, WLD-113 or WLD-115. WLD ??? TTH 1-4:50PM D. BATES $348 $26 $200 $574 WLD-251 WELDING FABRICATION II INTERMEDIATE PROJECT, 4 CREDITS Students will be assigned intermediate fabrication projects based on skills learned in WLD-250 Welding Fabrication I Beginning Project. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-250. WLD ??? TTH 1-4:50PM D. BATES $348 $26 $200 $574 WLD-252 WELDING FABRICATION III ADVANCED PROJECT, 4 CREDITS Students will use techniques from WLD-250 Welding Fabrication I Beginning Project and WLD-251 Welding Fabrication II Intermediate Project to build advanced projects. Students will be responsible for managing their projects to completion. Prerequisite: Pass WLD-251. WLD ??? TTH 1-4:50PM D. BATES $348 $26 $200 $574 WLD-261 WELDING SPECIAL PROJECTS, 1-2V CREDITS Allows students to improve their welding skills while working on instructor-approved projects. May be repeated for up to 9 credits. WLD ??? M 8-11:50AM S. CALDERA $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? T 8-11:50AM S. CALDERA $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? W 8-11:50AM S. CALDERA $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? TH 8-11:50AM S. CALDERA $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? S 9-12:50PM K. KAUFFMAN $174 $13 $90 $277V WLD ??? SU 10-1:50PM B. ROMANS $174 $13 $90 $277V WLD ??? M 1-4:50PM G. RICKARD $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? W 1-4:50PM G. RICKARD $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? S 2-5:50PM K. KAUFFMAN $174 $13 $90 $277V WLD ??? SU 2-5:50PM B. ROMANS $174 $13 $90 $277V WLD ??? M 6-9:50PM K. KAUFFMAN $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? T 6-9:50PM D. BATES $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? W 6-9:50PM K. KAUFFMAN $174 $13 $90 $277V Required: Instructor consent. Contact: [email protected] or WLD ??? TH 6-9:50PM D. BATES $174 $13 $90 $277V Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

89 WLD-270 AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY CERTIFIED WELDING INSPECTOR (CWI) STUDY, 4 CREDITS This course provides the instruction and guidance needed for students to apply, study for, and take the AWS CWI exam. A list of study materials, reading assignments, and quizzes will covered for all three portions of the exam, along with the tools and weld samples used in the practical portion of the exam. Recommended: At least one year of welding experience. Required: Instructor consent. WLD ??? MW 3-4:50PM S. CALDERA $348 $26 $180 $554 WLD-280 WELDING TECHNOLOGY/CWE, 1-6V CREDITS Work-based learning experience in the welding trades. Coordination of instruction will occur with industry and the CWE department. Required: Instructor consent and a CWE seminar. WLD ??? S. CALDERA $522 $39 $45 $606V Corequisite: CWE Contact: [email protected] or Women s Studies WS-101 INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN S STUDIES, 4 CREDITS Course will examine and analyze the position of women in society and critically explore social issues relevant to women s lives and feminism historically and in the present/future. Topics: family, education, work, healthcare, sexuality, and political/economic status. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. WS ??? M 6-9:50PM J. GEORGE $348 $26 $0 $374 World Languages ASL-101 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I, 4 CREDITS First term of a three-term introductory course. Everyday communication is the centerpiece of each lesson. Topics revolve around sharing information about ourselves and our environment. Grammar is introduced in context, with an emphasis on developing question and answering skills. Strategies are presented to help the student maintain a conversation. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. ASL ??? TTH 10-11:50AM A. ELLIS $348 $26 $20 $394 ASL ??? MW 2-3:50PM A. ELLIS $348 $26 $20 $394 ASL ??? MW 5-6:50PM A. ELLIS $348 $26 $20 $394 ASL ??? TTH 6-7:50PM B. GARNER $348 $26 $20 $394 ASL-201 SECOND-YEAR AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I, 4 CREDITS Review and expansion of American Sign Langauge vocabulary and structure in order to perfect expressive skills. Prerequisite: Pass ASL-103 or instructor consent. ASL ??? TTH 1-2:50PM A. ELLIS $348 $26 $20 $394 FR-101 FIRST-YEAR FRENCH I, 4 CREDITS First term of a three-term foundational, multimedia course in beginning French designed to give the student a fundamental knowledge of pronunciation and intonation, structure and syntax as well as comprehension skills sufficient for basic communicative proficiency in the language. Student learning is assessed by means of oral interviews, written tests, written homework and classroom participation. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. FR ??? TTH 1-2:50PM H. CROPSEY $348 $26 $20 $394 FR-201 SECOND-YEAR FRENCH I, 4 CREDITS The second year of academic French expands on first-year French in the review of grammar and in the cultural reading material. Communication skills are emphasized stressing oral proficiency. Prerequisite: Pass FR-103 or instructor consent. FR ??? TTH 10-11:50AM H. CROPSEY $348 $26 $20 $394 FR-211 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH CONVERSATION, 3 CREDITS Development of speaking and listening proficiency through creative activities such as discussions of excepts from contemporary French-language media, presentations, games and interviews of classmates. Major topics and level of conversational difficulty will parallel FR-201. Required: Current enrollment in or successful completion of FR-201 or instructor consent. FR ??? TTH 10-11:20AM H. CROPSEY $261 $19.50 $20 $ GER-101 FIRST-YEAR GERMAN I, 4 CREDITS Introduces the sound system and basic structural patterns of German. Develops the skills of listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. Teaches recognition of cultural similarities and differences. First of a three-term 1st year sequence. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115, pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. GER ??? TTH 1-2:50PM D. MILLER $348 $26 $20 $394 GER-201 SECOND-YEAR GERMAN I, 4 CREDITS Provides opportunities to review and expand language skills to the point of intermediate proficiency through reading, writing, hearing and talking about contemporary issues in US and German-speaking countries. First of a three-term 2nd year course. Prerequisite: Pass GER-103 or instructor consent. HYB GER ??? T 1-1:50PM D. MILLER $348 $26 $40 $414 Hybrid. Meets every Tuesday plus online hours. Contact: millerd@ clackamas.edu or SPN-101 FIRST-YEAR SPANISH I, 4 CREDITS First of a three-term foundational, multimedia course for beginners. Initial emphasis is on speaking and listening comprehension, with secondary emphasis on reading and writing. Various cultural themes are presented. SPN-101/102/103 must be taken in sequence. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. SPN ??? MW 8-9:50AM I. BJERRE $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN ??? MW 10-11:50AM D. MILLER $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN ??? TTH 10-11:50AM D. MILLER $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN ??? TTH 10-11:50AM I. BJERRE $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN ??? MW 2-3:50PM H. JUNQUERA-SANTANA $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN ??? TTH 6-7:50PM H. JUNQUERA-SANTANA $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN-102 FIRST-YEAR SPANISH II, 4 CREDITS Second of a three-term foundational, multimedia course for beginners. Initial emphasis is on speaking and listening comprehension, with secondary emphasis on reading and writing. Various cultural themes are presented. SPN-101/102/103 must be taken in sequence. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Prerequisite: Pass SPN-101 or instructor consent. SPN ??? TTH 1-2:50PM H. JUNQUERA-SANTANA $348 $26 $20 $394 Continued 89

90 World Languages, continued SPN-201 SECOND-YEAR SPANISH I, 4 CREDITS First of a three-term intermediate, multimedia course. Focus in on speaking, listening comprehension, reading and writing. Explores cultural differences among Spanish-speaking countries and between the latter and European-American culture. Prerequisite: Pass SPN-103 or instructor consent. SPN ??? TTH 8-9:50AM I. BJERRE $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN ??? MW 12-1:50PM I. BJERRE $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN ??? MW 6-7:50PM H. JUNQUERA-SANTANA $348 $26 $20 $394 SPN-280 SPANISH/CWE, 2-6V CREDITS Cooperative work experience. Offers variable credit to students using Spanish on-the-job. Required: Instructor consent & a CWE seminar. SPN ??? D. MILLER $522 $39 $45 $606V Writing XWR-0001 CHRYSALIS WOMEN WRITERS, 0 CREDIT This club is for CCC students and non-students to support the creation of, practice of, and critique of creative writing. An honest and supportive critique group, welcomes both new and established women writers. Newcomers are welcome to attend without reading their own work until they are comfortable doing so. This workshop is led by local author Patricia Lichen. XWR ??? W 12-1:50PM P. LICHEN $0 $0 $0 $0 WR-080 BASIC WRITING SKILLS, 3 CREDITS Emphasizes paragraph development for native English speakers who wish to enhance basic writing skills. Grammar and punctuation are addressed in class and in a lab setting. Prerequisite: Placement in WR-080. WR ??? MW 2:30-3:50PM STAFF $261 $19.50 $15 $ WR-101 COMMUNICATION SKILLS: OCCUPATIONAL WRITING, 3 CREDITS Develops basic modes of technical writing, including summaries, process analysis, instructions, and reports. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WR ??? TTH 11-12:20PM L. ORMANDY $261 $19.50 $12.50 $293 WR ??? MW 2-3:20PM J. DUNHAM $261 $19.50 $12.50 $293 WEB WR ??? M. BROEMER $261 $19.50 $52.50 $333 Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: marleneb@ clackamas.edu or WR-121 ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS Introduces the academic essay: analyzing and developing a topic, writing grammatically correct and organized essays, reading professional writing, and applying writing techniques to a range of academic essay styles. Covers MLA formatting, including the use of sources, paraphrase, summary, and the creation of Works Cited pages. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WR ??? TTH 8-9:50AM M. WARREN $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? MW 9-10:50AM A. WARREN $348 $26 $12.50 $ HYB WR ??? M 10-11:50AM T. DONNELLY $348 $26 $32.50 $ Hybrid. Meets every Monday plus online hours. Contact: tdonnelly@ clackamas.edu or WR ??? MW 10-11:50AM R. DAVIS $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? TTH 10-11:50AM R. DAVIS $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? TTH 11-12:50PM J. BLADES $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? MW 12-1:50PM E. BEAL $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? MW 1-2:50PM J. PEABODY $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? TTH 1-2:50PM J. MCALPINE $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? MW 2-3:50PM E. BEAL $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? TTH 3-4:50PM P. CRUMRINE $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? TTH 6-7:50PM P. CRUMRINE $348 $26 $12.50 $ WEB WR ??? T. DODGE $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact [email protected] or WEB WR ??? T. DODGE $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WR ??? TTH 6-9:50PM A. PEKAL $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 9/29-10/29. At Wilsonville Campus. 4 WR ??? MW 5:30-7:20PM J. WOOD $0 $0 $ $ At Wilsonville Campus. WEB WR ??? R. MURPHY $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WEB WR ??? R. MURPHY $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WEB WR ??? P. CRUMRINE $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WEB WR ??? M. BABIN $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: moniqueb@ clackamas.edu or Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

91 WEB WR ??? M. BABIN $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: clackamas.edu or WEB WR ??? M. SCHUMACHER $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: clackamas.edu or WEB WR ??? J. DAVIS $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: or WEB WR ??? J. DUNHAM $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: clackamas.edu or WEB WR ??? P. DAVIS $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: clackamas.edu or WEB WR ??? A. WARREN $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: clackamas.edu or WEB WR ??? K. LANG $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas Contact: clackamas.edu or WEB WR ??? T. DODGE $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: or WR ??? TTH 10-11:50AM M. BROEMER $348 $26 $12.50 $ At Harmony Community Campus 4 WR ??? MW 6-7:50PM P. DAVIS $348 $26 $12.50 $ At Harmony Community Campus. WR-122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS This class examines the major principles of argumentation and persuasion including analyzing and writing persuasive essays and visual texts in addition to finding, using, and documenting sources. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-121 with a C or better. WR ??? MW 9-10:50AM R. MURPHY $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? MW 10-11:50AM STAFF $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? TTH 10-11:50AM M. WARREN $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? MW 11-12:50PM J. DAVIS $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? MW 12-1:50PM J. BRYANT-TRERISE $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? TTH 1-2:50PM J. BRYANT-TRERISE $348 $26 $12.50 $ HYB WR ??? M 6-7:50PM J. DAVIS $348 $26 $32.50 $ Hybrid. Meets every Monday plus online hours. Contact: jenniferd@ clackamas.edu or WEB WR ??? T. DODGE $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WEB WR ??? M. SCHUMACHER $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: matthews@ clackamas.edu or WEB WR ??? J. WOOD $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WEB WR ??? J. WOOD $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WR ??? TTH 6-9:50PM A. PEKAL $0 $0 $ $ Meets: 11/3-12/3. At Wilsonville Campus. 4 WR ??? TTH 10-11:50AM STAFF $348 $26 $12.50 $ At Harmony Community Campus. 4 WR ??? MW 6-7:50PM A. FORESTER $348 $26 $12.50 $ At Harmony Community Campus. WR-127 SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY WRITING, 1 CREDIT Introduces scholarship resources and the application process. Examines and applies the concept of telling the story of me, and drafting, revising, and editing a complete scholarship application essay. WEB WR ??? T. DONNELLY $87 $6.50 $52.50 $146 Online. Meets: 10/26-11/27. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WR-140 INTRODUCTION TO WRITING CREATIVELY, 4 CREDITS Guides students through the discussion and practice of writing creatively in many genres, primarily poetry, fiction, drama, and creative nonfiction in a workshop format. May also include screenwriting, film, and performance genres. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WR ??? TTH 1-2:50PM A. COFFEY $348 $26 $0 $374 WR-222 ENGLISH COMPOSITION, 4 CREDITS Writing university-level research papers and pursuing lifelong learning through advanced research, culminating in an original research paper and class presentation of findings. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-122. WEB WR ??? S. PESZNECKER $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WR-227 TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING, 4 CREDITS Introduction to report and proposal writing, stressing organization, form and style. Emphasis on materials gathered from professional fields such as medicine, dentistry, government, criminal justice, business, engineering, technology, science and public relations. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-121 with a C or better. WR ??? TTH 8-9:50AM L. ORMANDY $348 $26 $12.50 $ WR ??? MW 3-4:50PM R. DAVIS $348 $26 $12.50 $ WEB WR ??? J. MCALPINE $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WEB WR ??? J. MCALPINE $348 $26 $52.50 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or WR ??? TTH 6-7:50PM M. BROEMER $0 $0 $ $ At Wilsonville Campus. Continued 91

92 Writing, continued WR-241 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION, 4 CREDITS Introduction to the theory, art and creative practice of fiction writing, with specific emphasis on short prose forms. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121 or instructor consent. WR ??? TTH 6-7:50PM N. ROSEVEAR $348 $26 $0 $374 WR-248 SELF-PUBLISHING MANUSCRIPTS, 4 CREDITS This course covers the design and layout process to produce and self-publish manuscripts in book form. It includes basic design theory and the step-by-step process for laying out a manuscript using Adobe InDesign. Students will also learn how to submit publishable files to Amazon.com for sale and distribution. Prerequisite: Pass WR-121, or instructor consent. WR ??? MW 12-1:50PM M. WARREN $348 $26 $30 $404 WR-262 INTRODUCTION TO SCREENWRITING, 4 CREDITS Explores the fundamentals of screenplay composition through the use of various writing exercises and workshop techniques. Discussion of dramatic structure and the elements of good storytelling. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115. Prerequisite: Pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121 or instructor consent. WR ??? TTH 2-3:50PM D. HOLM $348 $26 $0 $374 WR-270 FOOD WRITING, 4 CREDITS Learn to write uniquely and powerfully about food, from reviews to memoir and personal narrative. Recommended: Pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. WEB WR ??? N. ROSEVEAR $348 $ $40 $ Online. Orientation: online.clackamas.edu Contact: [email protected] or At Oregon City Campus. WRD-090 INTRODUCTORY COLLEGE READING & WRITING 1, 5 CREDITS This course is the foundation for college-level reading and writing. Students will develop vocabulary skills and apply reading strategies to fiction and non-fiction texts to gain information for various purposes. Writing processes will be introduced and improved to create a simple academic text. Prerequisite: Placement in WRD-090. WRD ??? MW 9-11:20AM B. MARKS $435 $32.50 $12.50 $480 WRD ??? TTH 9-11:20AM B. MARKS $435 $32.50 $12.50 $480 WRD ??? MW 1-3:20PM L. NIELSON $435 $32.50 $12.50 $480 WRD ??? TTH 1-3:20PM B. WICKLUND $435 $32.50 $12.50 $480 WRD-098 INTRODUCTORY READING & WRITING 2: COLLEGE PREPARATION, 4 CREDITS This course builds on the basic reading and writing skills covered in WRD-090 and prepares students to be successful in WR-121, college-transfer-level composition. Students will read shorter college-level texts and create short essays responding to them. Topics include how to follow a writing process, perform basic research, work in a writing group, and reflect on one s own learning. Prerequisites: Pass either WRD-090 or WR-090 or placement in WRD-098. WRD ??? MW 9-10:50AM P. DAVIS $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? TTH 9-10:50AM STAFF $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? MW 10-11:50AM C. BURNELL $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? MW 10-11:50AM N. ROSEVEAR $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? TTH 10-11:50AM A. COFFEY $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? MW 1-2:50PM A. WARREN $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? TTH 1-2:50PM D. MOUNT $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? MW 2-3:50PM T. DONNELLY $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? TTH 2-3:50PM L. ORMANDY $348 $26 $12.50 $ WRD ??? TTH 6-7:50PM M. SCHUMACHER $348 $26 $12.50 $ At Harmony Community Campus. Zoology Z-201 GENERAL ZOOLOGY, 4 CREDITS A lab course offering cellular and molecular basis of animal life including genetics, evolution, systematics, and protozoan diversity. Recommended: Pass MTH-095 with a C or better or placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111; pass RD-090 or placement in RD-115; pass WR-095 or placement in WR-121. Z ??? MW 10:30-11:50AM J. BOWN $348 $ 26 $50 $424 Corequisite: Z-201L. Z-201L ZOOLOGY LAB, 0 CREDITS Lab course for Z 201 lecture course content. Z-201L ??? W 12:30-3:20PM J. BOWN $0 $0 $0 $0 Z-201L ??? TH 8:30-11:20AM J. BOWN $0 $0 $0 $0 Harmony or Wilsonville campus, other off campus location WEB Online course - see page 14. HYB Classroom/online course - see page 16. TBA To be arranged: contact department first class V Variable credit class: total cost reflects maximum NEW New class ESPAÑOL Taught in Spanish Location code abbreviations: See Campus Map, page For information about Clackamas Community College, call

93 Community Education How to register: Please register directly through the Community Education Partner hosting the class you would like to attend. A complete list of partners is available on the next page. Many partners accept online registrations on their websites. If you prefer to mail in your registration, use the form provided below and mail it directly to the partner. Please contact the partner if you have additional questions regarding your classes. Multiple registrations To register with more than one community school/senior center, or to register more than one individual per site/class, use separate photocopies of the registration form. Refunds Refund policies vary, contact the Community Education partner for details. Community Education Classes Community Education Registration Information 94 Community Education Class Locations 95 Clackamas Community College Community Education 96 Canby Community Education 96 Gladstone Community School 100 North Clackamas Parks & Recreation 105 Oregon City Community Education Program & Services 111 Oregon City Pioneer Community Center 114 West Linn Parks & Recreation 116 Wilsonville Parks & Recreation 119 Return your registration form & payment to the Community Education Partner hosting the class. Contact information is on the next page. COMMUNITY EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM FALL 2015 Today S Community Social security Date: / / EDUCATION PARTNer: NUMber: Last First Middle name: NAME: Intitial: Current Address Number and street: City: State: Zip: Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino Not Hispanic or Latino Race: (Choose all that apply) American Indian / Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander White Gender: Male Female Previous name(s): County: home Work Date of phone: ( ) phone: ( ) birth*: / / In case of emergency, notify Last name: First name: Phone: ( ) Signature: (Parent, guardian or adult student) Providing your Social Security Number (SSN) is voluntary. If you provide it, the college will use your SSN for keeping records, doing research, aggregate reporting, extending credit and collecting debts. Your SSN will not be given to the general public. If you choose not to provide your SSN, you will not be denied any rights as a student. Providing your Social Security number means that you consent to the use of the number in the manner described. If you re under 18, additional permissions may be required before you can register for classes. Community Education Course Title Time M T W Th F S Su Start Date Location Tuition Fee Total Clackamas Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin/ancestry, disability, family relationship or any other protected status in accordance with applicable law. The College s commitment to nondiscrimination applies to curriculum activity and all aspects of operation of the College. 93

94 Community Education Classes Community Education Partners Community Education Canby Community Education 1130 S Ivy Street, Canby, OR Phone: FAX: Checks payable to: Canby Community Education Phone/FAX registration with Mastercard or Visa Registration begins immediately Gladstone Community School Webster Road, Gladstone, OR Phone: or FAX: Registration begins immediately Online registration at Phone/fax/mail registration with credit card Checks payable to: Gladstone Community School Confirmation on request only North Clackamas Parks & Recreation 7300 SE Harmony Rd, Milwaukie, OR Phone: FAX: Online registration at ncprd.com Phone/fax/mail registration with credit card Checks payable to: N. Clackamas Parks & Rec Oregon City Community Education Program and Services Eastham Community Center th St., Oregon City, OR Phone: FAX: Registration begins immediately Checks payable to: OCSD Online registration Pioneer Community Center (Oregon City Senior Center) 615 Fifth Street, Oregon City, OR Phone: Checks payable to: Pioneer Community Center West Linn Parks & Recreation Salamo Road, 1100, West Linn, OR Phone: FAX: Register online at Fax or mail registrations with check or charge card Telephone registrations can be done with charge card once your account is set up online Checks made payable to City of West Linn Wilsonville Parks & Recreation 7965 SW Wilsonville Rd, Wilsonville, OR Register in person or online at WilsonvilleParksandRec.com Checks payable to: City of Wilsonville *Senior Discount Seniors 62 years of age or older qualify for discounted tuition for many Community Education classes. Proof of age is required. Community Education Needs You! Clackamas Community College and the Community School partners are seeking parttime instructors for the Community Education program. If you have the ability and desire to provide a learning experience for seniors, adults and/or youths in your community, your talents are needed. Fill out an interest form at Clackamas.edu/CommunityEducation. 94

95 Community Education Classes Community Education Locations Ackerman School 350 SE 13 th, Canby Aikido Northwest SE McLoughlin, Bldg B, Milwaukie Blue Comm Bldg (Clackamas Heights) Gain Street, Oregon City Broken Arrow Archery 2044 SE Adams St, Milwaukie Canby High School 721 SW Fourth St, Canby Canby Swim Center 1150 S. Ivy, Canby Clackamas Community College Molalla Ave, Oregon City (Oregon City Campus) Clackamas River Racquet Club nd Dr, Gladstone Club Fit 365 S Redwood Ave, Canby Complete Health Chiropractic Center 365 Warner Milne Rd #105, Oregon City Eastham Community Center th St, Oregon City Footwork Dance Studio SE McLoughlin Blvd, Milwaukie Forte Floral Artistry 1502 Washington St, Oregon City Gilman Park Assisted Living 2205 Gilman Dr, Oregon City Gladstone High School Portland Ave, Gladstone Gladstone Senior Center 1050 Portland Ave, Gladstone Grand Finale Dance Studio 875 Portland Ave, Gladstone Happy Trails Riding Center Fernview Rd, West Linn Harmony Rd Music Center SE 82 nd Dr, Clackamas Highland Stables S Williams Rd, Beavercreek Hood View Park SE Stadium Way, Happy Valley King Elementary School 995 South End Rd, Oregon City Kraxberger Middle School Webster Rd, Gladstone Lee Elementary 1110 S Ivy, Canby Milwaukie Center 5440 SE Kellogg Creek Dr, Milwaukie Miramont Pointe SE Sunnyside Rd, Clackamas Mt. Scott Elementary School SE Stevens Rd, Happy Valley Murase Plaza Park 8300 SW Memorial Dr, Wilsonville North Clackamas Aquatic Park 7300 SE Harmony Rd, Milwaukie Oregon City High School S Beavercreek Rd, Oregon City Oregon City Pioneer Community Center 615 Fifth St, Oregon City Oregon Institute of Technology 7726 SE Harmony Rd, Milwaukie Renew Furniture SE 82 nd Dr, Gladstone Rose Villa SE River Rd, Milwaukie Rosemont Ridge Middle School Salamo Rd, West Linn Sachi Wellness 2008 Willamette Falls Dr, West Linn St Patrick s Church 498 NW 9 th Ave, Canby Stafford Primary School SW Stafford Rd, West Linn Sunset Fire Hall 2215 Long St, West Linn Tan Comm Bldg (Oregon City View Manor) 200 S Longview Way, Oregon City Tauchman House SW Boones Ferry Rd, Wilsonville The Fitness Studio 181 North Grant St #106, Canby Total Body Pilates 655 SW 2 nd Ave, Canby Town Center Park 29250SW Parkway Ct, Wilsonville Trillium Creek Porch 1025 SW Rosemont Rd, West Linn Trost Elementary 800 S Redwood St, Canby West Linn High School 5464 West A St, West Linn West Linn Adult Community Center 1180 Rosemont Rd, West Linn Wetten Gym 255 E Gloucester, Gladstone Willamette Primary School th St, West Linn Willamette View SE River Rd, Milwaukie Wilsonville Community Center 7965 SW Wilsonville Rd, Wilsonville Wilsonville Parks & Recreation Admin SW Park Pl, Wilsonville Community Education 95

96 Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education 96 CCC Community Education Motorcycle Training Clackamas Community College partners with TEAM OREGON to offer courses to motorcycle and scooter riders for all levels of ability. You can learn to ride, earn your motorcycle endorsement or take your skills to the next level. Basic Rider Training (BRT): Available to all riders 16 and older; mandatory for new riders under 21. $199 Intermediate Rider Training (IRT): Available to all riders 21 and older. $169 Rider Skills Practice (RSP): Available to riders 16 and older with a motorcycle endorsement. $99 BRT and IRT meet Oregon s mandatory training requirements. Licensed riders are welcome to attend. Find complete training and licensing information, course schedules and registration online at the TEAM OREGON website or call CCC Horticulture Department For information and registration instructions for these classes please contact Loretta Mills at [email protected] or ; website: See Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture course listings section of schedule for additional classes. XHOR-0018 AQUAPONICS Aquaponics is a food production system that combines aquaculture with hydroponics. This introductory workshop will cover water quality, biosecurity, and plant and fish health, as well as the basic science of using fish waste as fertilizer. Get hands-on experience working with CCC s system, and help evaluating a system for your needs. 8-11:50am S 10/10 1 $40 CLAIRMONT 117 XHOR-0010 MAKE YOUR OWN MINI HOOP HOUSE Grow food year round in your own backyard. In this class you will be guided in the construction of your own mini hoop house. Bring up to a dozen, 10ft, 1/2 inch, galvanized electrical conduit. 9-10:50am S 10/24 1 $20 CLAIRMONT 117 XHOR-0009 JAPANESE STYLE PRUNING Learn the art of Japanese Pruning with Masa Mizuno, a highlyrespected master of Japanese garden cultivation. He has worked for decades with established Japanese gardens throughout the Pacific Northwest. This is a hands-on class, so please bring your own gloves and pruning tools. 8-11:50am S 11/14 1 $40 CLAIRMONT 117 XHOR-0003 BACKYARD CHICKENS 101 Thinking about getting chickens? This class will cover how to get started, which breeds to select, health, coop design, and common challenges - poop, predators, pests, rodents, and end of laying/life concerns. Heather Havens will share her extensive knowledge about pets with benefits! 8-11:50am S 11/14 1 $20 CLAIRMONT 117 XHOR-0019 HERB GIFT/HOLIDAY DECORATING Join us for a fabulous morning making herb gifts and holiday arrangements to take home. Learn about herbs and plants appropriate for use. 8am-12:20pm S 12/5 1 $45 CLAIRMONT 117 Gilman Park Assisted Living 2205 Gilman Dr, Oregon City To register: ZHWL OREGON HISTORY-LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION Explore the culmination of the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. We will discuss the reasons for colonizing America and the desire to move westward. No class 11/ pm TH 10/1 11 $50 Tompkins CLRM Miramont Pointe SE Sunnyside Rd, Clackamas To register: ZHWL OREGON HISTORY-LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION Explore the culmination of the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. We will discuss the reasons for colonizing America and the desire to move westward. Age 62+: $15. No class 11/27. 1:00-2:00pm F 10/2 10 $45 Tompkins CLRM ZAPA WATERCOLOR WITH MELISSA Explore the exciting & challenging medium of transparent watercolor! Learn to mix colors, the basics of composition, elements of perspective, and drawing. Supply list upon registering. All levels. This class meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month beginning October 13. Age 62+: $ :30PM T 10/13 9 $38 Gannon CLRM Rose Villa SE River Rd, Milwaukie To register: ZHWL WRITING YOUR MEMOIRS A memoir is not an autobiography. It is a record of a person s perspective about a specific moment in their life. The meeting between a past-self and a present-self creates a dynamic story. Age 62+ $40. 1:30-3pm T 9/29 10 $75 Arnold CLRM YPED CARDIO EXERCISE W/ HANDCHIMES Musical, chair centered, upper body exercise through music class. Lift, ring handchimes in rhythmic, dynamic motions. Increase upper body strength, agility, coordination. Learn musical skills. Age 62+ $20. No class 11/26. 10:30am-12pm TH 9/24 11 $75 Hodder CLRM YPED SENIOR YOGA This class begins with basic deep breathing and relaxation in the chair or on the floor followed by gentle stretches. Focusing on balance and strength for older adults this class offers a very gentle approach to yoga. Age 62+ $35. No class 11/26. 3:30-4:30pm TTH 9/22 12 $110 Adams CLRM YPED FUNCTIONAL FITNESS FUNctional fitness is using fun ways to improve your body s ability to function better on a daily basis. Improve core strength, balance, cognition, reactive reflex, stretching and muscle strength. All activities can be modified to individual needs. Age 62+ $20. 11am-12pm MW 9/23 12 $115 Hall CLRM Willamette View SE River Rd, Milwaukie Call CCC Community Education for registration information ZHWL SHORT STORIES Our course will be based on the 2012 edition of The Best American Short Stories edited by Tom Perrotta. We will read and discuss works by such authors as Alice Munro, Nathan Englander and Edith Pearlman, among others. Age 62+: $30. 10am-12pm W 9/30 8 $80 Steinberg CLRM YPED CARDIO EXERCISE W/ HANDCHIMES Musical, chair centered, upper body exercise through music class. Lift, ring handchimes in rhythmic, dynamic motions. Increase upper body strength, agility, coordination. Learn musical skills. Age 62+ $30. No class 11/26. Willamette View 12:30-2pm TH 9/24 11 $75 Hodder CLRM ZHWL GENEALOGY Learn to successfully research your family in a simple, step-bystep method. Learn how to begin a family history project, how to organize your records and materials, and learn the skills to continue your project on your own! Age 62+ $30. Willamette View 9:30-11:30am W 9/30 10 $100 Baird CLRM

97 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room YPED SENIOR YOGA This class begins with basic deep breathing and relaxation in the chair or on the floor followed by gentle stretches. Focusing on balance and strength for older adults this class offers a very gentle approach to yoga. No class 11/27. Age 62+ $40. Willamette View 10:45-11:45am MWF 9/28 10 $145 Higgins CLRM YPED WATER AEROBICS Call to register. High energy, low impact workout uses a wide range of muscles. Hot tub to relax in after class. Swim skills not necessary. Age 62+: $30. Willamette View 7:15-8:15pm T 9/22 11 $60 Stanton POOL YPED WATER AEROBICS Call to register. High energy, low impact workout uses a wide range of muscles. Hot tub to relax in after class. Swim skills not necessary. Age 62+: $ No class 11/26. Willamette View 7:15-8:15pm TH 9/24 11 $55 Stanton POOL Seasoned Adult Enrichment The Seasoned Adult Enrichment Program offers fun, weekly adult education sessions. All sessions are designed and administrated by its participants. Individual classes $3.00, per term $15.00 and $30.00 for the full year. For more information or to request a brochure please call Unless otherwise noted all sessions take place at Oregon Institute of Technology, 7726 SE Harmony Rd. Milwaukie, Room 191. Please visit edu/communityeducation/saep in September for the Fall Term Schedule. The first session meets Wednesday, October 9, 2015, 9:30-11:30am. Canby Community EDUCATION Registration form for Community Education classes on page 93. For class locations, see page 95. Phone: Art/Crafts ZAPA PHOTOGRAPHY: BASIC This class is an overview of how modern digital & fi lm cameras function. This class is the first 2-hours of the Advanced Photography class. Bring camera and manual. Instructor s website: www. oregonphotosafaris.com. Age 16-Adult. Canby High School 9-11am S 10/10 1 $35 Guvenir 6 ZAPA PHOTOGRAPHY: ADVANCED You ll be an advanced photographer after this class. Learn everything you need to know to be in complete control of your photography and create the images you want. Class is open to photographers of all levels with any camera. Bring camera and manual. Instructor s website: Age: 16-Adult. Canby High School 9am-4pm S 10/10 1 $100 Guvenir 6 ZAPA PHOTOGRAPHY: COMPOSITION Great images require great composition! Learn how to craft amazing professional quality images utilizing composition techniques that will transform your images into award winning works of art. Stop taking snapshots and start making art! Advanced Photography is a pre-req. Instructor s website: Age: 16-Adult. Canby High School 9am-12pm SU 10/11 1 $100 Guvenir 6 ZAPA PHOTOGRAPHY: ADV. LIGHTING Light is the only element that is always required to create photographic images. It s the most important part of proper exposure, composition and story-telling. Advanced Photography is a pre-req. Age: 16-Adult. Canby High School 1-4pm SU 10/11 1 $100 Guvenir 6 ZAPA WATERCOLOR WITH JUDE WELTER Step-by-step demos to complete the basic concepts of this exciting medium. All levels welcome; advanced painters given further challenges for their paintings. Beginners given material list at first class with explanation of supplies. First set of classes not required to take second set of classes. No class 9/29. Age: 18-Adult. St. Patrick s Church 10am-12:30pm T 9/15 6 $96 Welter CLRM 10am-12:30pm T 11/3 6 $96 Welter CLRM ZAPA INDEPENDENT STUDY IN WATERCOLOR & CANVAS WITH JUDE Follow a small demo for watercolorists or request help for independent projects in watercolor or acrylic. Class does not include oils or pencil sketching. Bring supplies if you have painted before. Canvas painters bring supplies and idea or canvas in progress. First set of classes not required to take the second set. No class 9/29. Age: 18-Adult. St. Patrick s Church 1-3:30pm T 9/15 6 $96 Welter CLRM 1-3:30pm T 11/3 6 $96 Welter CLRM ZAPA WATERCOLOR GREETING CARD WORKSHOP WITH JUDE Make a greeting card from your artwork! Ideas/instruction on how to prepare to take your artwork to a printer or assemble an original into a card. Bring your watercolor supplies; a little watercolor experience necessary. Some backing materials/envelopes supplied. $5 materials fee paid to instructor on day of class. Age: 18-Adult. St. Patrick s Church 10am-2:30pm T 12/15 1 $35 Welter CLRM Computers YDRE PHOTOSHOP FOR PHOTOGRAPHY Learn the key elements to unlocking Photoshop. Learn the tools that unlock the full potential of Photoshop. Learn to make perfect prints on your own. You must bring your own laptop with any version of Adobe Photoshop or Elements. Adv. Photography is a prerequisite. Instructor s website: Age: 16-Adult. Canby High School 9am-4pm S 10/24 1 $100 Guvenir 704 Dance/Theater ZMDT COUNTRY LINE DANCE Line dancing is a fun way to dance without the need of a partner. Learn the latest dance steps and some traditional ones, too. Exercise your body and mind by dancing to lively, upbeat music! No class 10/12. Age: 14-Adult. Trost Elementary 6:00-7:00pm M 9/28 8 $45 Schmaltz CAFE 7:00-8:00pm M 9/28 8 $45 Schmaltz CAFÉ ZMDT PARTNER COUNTRY DANCE Learn country swing dance as well as the partner dances such as the Traveling Cha-Cha, Horseshoe Shuffle, Schottishche and more. Designed for beginners; partners only. Tuition is per couple. No class 10/12. Age: 14-Adult. Lee Elementary 8:00-9:00pm M 9/28 8 $60 Schmaltz CAFÉ Music ZMDT GUITAR, BEGINNING Students will learn the basics of guitar including chords, strumming, picking and basic songs. Designed for entry-level and beginning students. Students asked to bring own guitar. Students are encouraged to stay after class and play with Canby Guitar Ensemble for no additional cost (during the same term). Ages 12-Adult. Ackerman School 6:30-7:30pm M 9/28 8 $80 Rector 9 ZMDT GUITAR ENSEMBLE Group will play together several styles of music. All skill levels welcome as difficulty of parts will vary. In addition to guitars, we are open to other instruments joining in. Ages 12-Adult. Ackerman School 7:30-8:30pm M 9/28 8 $80 Rector 9 Community Education 97

98 Canby Community Education Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education Driver Education YDRE DRIVER EDUCATION Because this course satisfies state requirements of 30 hours classroom and 12 hours of in-car instruction, attendance at all sessions is mandatory. First class includes a segment for a student/ parent orientation; call for detailed information. Additional tuition if student has a license, obtains a license before completing the Driver s Ed program or is 18+ years of age. Age: Canby High School 7-9pm TTH 9/8 8 $289 Stroup 1 7-9pm TTH 11/10 8 $289 Stroup 1 YDRE AARP SMART DRIVER Driver training program designed for senior drivers, although any student may enroll. Developed by AARP and approved by Dept of Motor Vehicles. Fee: $20; $15 with AARP card paid to instructor. Canby High School 9am-4pm S 11/7 1 Fisher 1 General Education YGES SAT TEST PREP Topics covered include SAT strategy, verbal concepts, math concepts and test-day procedures. Students bring note paper, SAT-approved calculator (graphing or scientific; no mobile devices or laptops), water/snack. Tuition includes The Official SAT Study Guide. Classes held 9/26, 10/3, 10/17, 10/24 and 10/31 (no class 10/10). Registration for the SAT Test not included. Canby High School 9am-12pm S 9/26 5 $219 ClubZ 1 Exercise/Fitness CLUB FIT Whether you re looking for general fitness or a competitive advantage, Club Fit provides exceptional value. We have memberships and programs for every budget and need. Stop by any time for a tour and FREE week. Club Fit, 365 S. Redwood Street, Canby. YPED CORE-FIT MAX EFFORT Combination of plyometrics, Olympic lifts, kettlebells, dumbbells, HIIT, speed/agility, metabolic conditioning, scaled pace running, TRX and everything that improves performance and functional movement. Class aids obstacle racing, adventure runs, triathlons, strength events and short distance racing. Club Fit registration deadline: Oct. 1; additional documentation is required by the deadline directly to Club Fit. 2 days/ week: $ days/week: $ days/week: $189. Age: 18-Adult. Club Fit 5:15-6:15am MTTHF 9/28 11 Raines CFIT YPED CORPORATE (NOON) WORKOUT Designed for the busy individual who has limited time during the day. Circuit training using weight equipment, drills and more. See how this class can reshape your idea of exercise. Beginning to advanced levels. Club Fit registration deadline: Oct. 1; additional documentation is required by the deadline directly to Club Fit. Age: 18-Adult. Club Fit 12-1pm MW 9/28 11 $149 McArthur CFIT YPED CORE-FIT Do you want a challenging workout but train with a group exercise format? Every day offers a different workout. Great start to work your way into the advanced Core-Fit Training. Club Fit registration deadline: Oct. 1; additional documentation is required by the deadline directly to Club Fit. Age: 18-Adult. Club Fit 6:15-7:15pm MTH 9/28 11 $149 Raines CFIT TOTAL BODY PILATES Total Body Pilates specializes in STOTT Pilates training and exercise along with group cardio classes. Well trained and helpful staff would be happy to assist you with developing the perfect workout routine suited to fit your schedule, price range and goals. Studio Address: 655 SW 2nd Ave., Canby YPED BOOTY BARRE Booty Barre is a fun, energetic workout that fuses techniques from dance, pilates and yoga to tone, define and chisel the whole body. Booty Barre is the perfect combination of strength/flexibility with an added cardiovascular element utilizing the barre. Age: 18-Adult. Total Body Pilates 6:45-7:45pm W 10/7 13 $78 Shirrell TOTAL YPED PILATES MAT CLASS: INTER Class conducted on the floor with mats. Covers more exercise variations at a faster pace. Come in comfortable clothing. Class size is limited to ensure all students are doing exercises effectively. Bring your own mat. Age: 18-Adult. Total Body Pilates 9-10am M 10/5 13 $130 Staehely CLRM 9-10am TH 10/1 11 $110 Staehely CLRM 9-10am S 10/3 13 $130 Staehely CLRM YPED PiYO PiYo is an athletic blend of yoga, stretching, and toning moves done to music. The class incorporates cardio with stretching to create a balanced and overall difficult workout. Bring a mat. No class 11/26, 12/24, 12/31. Age: 18-Adult. Total Body Pilates 7:45-8:45pm T 10/6 13 $78 Wakefield TOTAL 7:45-8:45pm TH 10/8 10 $60 Wakefield TOTAL YPED TURBOKICK Turbokick is a combination of intense kickboxing moves as well as dance moves all perfectly choreographed to high energy and motivating music. No previous kickboxing experience needed. Age: 18-Adult. Total Body Pilates 6:45-7:45pm M 10/5 13 $78 Wakefield TOTAL YPED ZUMBA Zumba is a combination of Latin dance and other forms of dance fitness. It s easy to catch on and always a blast! Age: 18-Adult. Total Body Pilates 6:45-7:45pm T 10/6 13 $78 Staff TOTAL THE FITNESS STUDIO We believe in functional training training to survive and thrive in the real world. Regardless of your activity level, functional training is the best approach to staying active for life. ACE and ADAPT Certified Personal Trainer, Annette Vaughan specializes in adapting workouts for those with limitations due to injury, surgery, or muscular imbalances. Contact instructor for per class rates and packages if you cannot attend for an entire session. See website for periodic updates to class schedule ( [email protected] YPED INNOVATIVE FITNESS A new take on stairs, TRX suspension training, weights, medicine balls, body weight exercises, obstacles, balance beams, BOSU balls and more. With variety from circuits to high intensity intervals and range of motion, classes will ensure you are training in all directions to keep moving and functioning properly. No class 9/7. Age: 18-Adult. The Fitness Studio 5:40-6:30am MWF 9/9 4 $91 Vaughan TFS 5:40-6:30am MWF 10/5 4 $99 Vaughan TFS 5:40-6:30am MWF 11/2 4 $83 Vaughan TFS 6-6:50pm MWTH 9/9 4 $91 Vaughan TFS 6-6:50pm MWTH 10/5 4 $99 Vaughan TFS 6-6:50pm MWTH 11/2 4 $83 Vaughan TFS YPED INTRO TO STRENGTH & CARDIO Class focuses on building strength with a mix of cardio to prevent muscle and bone loss, improve strength and function, and promote weight loss. No class 9/7. Age: 18-Adult. The Fitness Studio 5-5:50pm MW 9/9 4 $64 Vaughan TFS 5-5:50pm MW 10/5 4 $72 Vaughan TFS 5-5:50pm MW 11/2 4 $64 Vaughan TFS 98

99 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room CANBY SWIM CENTER Canby Swim Center is the fun and healthy place to go! In addition to recreational swim times, there are numerous programs such as water exercise classes and adult/senior activities. Canby Swim Center is located at 1150 S. Ivy Street, Canby. Phone: YPED ADULT/SENIOR SWIM Fitness is enhanced and those endorphins kick in when swimming! Age: Adult. Canby Swim Center 7-8am M-F 8/31 Staff POOL YPED WATER EXERCISE This fun aquatic exercise class will enhance your flexibility & muscular strength with aerobic conditioning & muscle strengthening. Canby Swim Center 8-9am MWF 8/31 Staff POOL 7-8pm TTH 9/1 Staff POOL ZPED KEMPO-SELF DEFENSE Kempo is an art form introduced into the United States from Japan and involves the study of highly effective self-defense/martial arts & Yoga. It is grounded in philosophy that teaches students to seek non-violent resolutions to conflict. No class 11/11. Age: 14-Adult. Canby High School 5-6pm MW 9/14 10 $100 Soles GYM ZPED KINDER KEMPO Focus on discipline, self-defense & self-control. Instructor is an SKSK certified black belt. Learn basic movements & forms. Uniforms required; details at first class. No class 10/15. Age: 4-6. Lee Elementary 4-4:30pm TH 9/17 8 $50 Soles GYM ZPED KIDS KEMPO Focus on discipline, self-defense & self-control. Instructor is an SKSK certified black belt. Learn basic movements & forms. Uniforms required; details at first class. No class 10/15. Age: 7 & Up. Lee Elementary 5-5:45pm TH 9/17 8 $60 Soles GYM ZPED TAEKWON-DO Learn this disciplined martial art, using empty hands & bare feet in self-defense. Uniforms available from instructor but not required. No class 11/24 & 11/26. Age: 7-Adult. Ackerman School 6-8pm TTH 9/8 14 $90 Matie CAFÉ ZPED TAEKWON-DO FOR KIDS For all 5-6 year old boys and girls! Come try a special beginning class in Taekwon-Do. Uniforms available from instructor but not required. No class 11/24 & 11/26. Age: 5-6. Ackerman School 5-5:45pm TTH 9/8 14 $50 Matie CAFÉ ZOUT VOLLEYBALL, REC It s a great workout and opportunity to play the game. Drop-in fee $3 per night. Cancellation notices on CCE office message (503) No class 11/11 & 11/25. Age: 18-Adult. Ackerman School 8-10pm W 9/2 14 $3 Sablan GYM YPED FEARING YOGA Steve s teaching focuses on breathing, concentration, endurance, strength, balance and relaxation. The intention is to bring yoga into daily living. His classes are designed for beginning and intermediate students. Dress for comfort and bring a yoga mat and possibly blanket, block, strap. (Seniors & returning CCE Yoga students: $112). Ackerman School 5:30-7pm T 9/8 14 $140 Fearing Library YPED YOGA Using balance, traditional poses and good breathing, students will learn to relax and stretch. Dress for comfort and bring yoga mat/ blanket. Michelle is a certified yoga instructor FYT-200. No classes week of 11/23. Ackerman School Level 1 6:00-7:15pm M 9/14 12 $132 Dahl Library Level 2 5:30-7pm TH 9/10 13 $156 Dahl Library Financial/Retirement Planning ZBUS UNDERsTANDING RETIREMENT, SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICARE As baby boomers become Social Security/Medicare age, most do not know the penalties for applying late and how Medicare supplements/part D drug programs work. Learn the history/ organization of social security and Medicare. How to determine/ claim benefits, and how to fit these into your overall retirement plan. Tuition is for 2 family members. Age: 59+ Ackerman School 6-9pm T 10/6 1 $25 Blythe 11 Health/Well-Being/Safety ZHLT MEDIC FIRST AID & CPR Medic First Aid training teaches appropriate emergency skills. Adult CPR, AED & First Aid. Receive 2 yr. CPR/First Aid card in OSHA compliant course. Age: 14-Adult. Ackerman School 6-9pm T 10/20 1 $55 Hazapis 11 ZHLT CHILD/INFANT CPR For individuals who require or desire CPR, AED including (but not limited to) child care workers, school bus drivers, teachers, parents and babysitters. Receive 2 yr. CPR card in OSHA compliant course. Age: 14-Adult. Ackerman School 6-9pm T 11/3 1 $45 Hazapis 11 ZHLT BABYSITTING SAFETY The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program covers child safety and basic care techniques for infants and children. Babysitting is not just watching children, but being responsible for their safety/well being. Program content from Health & Safety Institute. Certification card issued upon successful completion. Bring a snack! Age: Ackerman School 9am-1pm S 10/10 1 $65 Hazapis 11 Language YFLS SPANISH I Class is for students with little or no Spanish language experience. Each lesson will contain daily conversation, pronunciation, and an introduction to grammar. A variety of activities such as games, songs and class participation will be utilized to facilitate learning and create interest. Age: 18-Adult. Ackerman School 7-8:30pm W 9/23 11 $77 Gorbett 11 Sports/Outdoor Activities NW Discoveries Enjoyable outdoor activities with experienced guide/instructor Ken Barker. NW Discoveries provides all equipment needed to have an enjoyable experience. Classes go rain or shine. Youth 11 years & older can register with adult. Visit website: ZOUT TOURING KAYAK LONG TOUR & LESSON Explore our local waterways at a leisurely pace. Become a proficient paddler quickly with these stable and responsive kayaks. Some tours include shuttles to allow you to paddle with the flow. Solo and double kayaks available. Introduction/lesson provided. Cost includes equipment and guide. Trips go rain or shine. Class meets at Rock Island-Willamette River. 8:30am-12:30pm S 10/10 1 $46 Barker TBD Community Education 99

100 Gladstone Community School Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education Gladstone Community School Registration form for Community Education classes on page 93. For class locations, see page 95. Phone: or Art/Crafts ZAPA ACRYLICS / OILS W/SHIRLEE BEGINNING TO ADVANCED Fun class w/choice of oils or acrylics. Beginners learn fundamentals, brush techniques, color mixing. Exp artists paint from photos, see demo s w/experimental techniques, texture, depth. Supply list. (Age 62+:$66) No class Nov. 26. Gladstone Senior Center 9:30-11:30am TH 10/1 10 $82 Lind CLRM ZAPA ACRYLICS WITH MELISSA Explore acrylic medium using washes, texturing, impasto techniques. Class includes painting landscapes, water, flowers, buildings. Bring imagination & be prepared to use COLOR! Supply list. (Age 62+: $66) No class Nov. 11. Gladstone High School 6-8:30pm W 9/23 8 $82 Gannon CLRM ZAPA ADVENTURES IN PASTELS Use your pastels to portray vibrant landscapes, water, still life. Class will cover drawing, composition, color layering. Supply list. (Age 62+:$66) Gladstone Senior Center 2-4:30pm TH 9/24 8 $82 Gannon MULTI ZAPA CARDS FOR FALL Beautiful all occasion cards spotlighting the rich and beautiful colors of fall. We will create 8 cards with envelopes, 2 each of 4 different designs. Please join us! (Age 62+: $13+lab). Gladstone High School 6-9pm T 9/29 1 $16 $9 Graham CLRM 6-9pm W 9/30 1 $16 $9 Graham CLRM ZAPA CARDS WITH HOLIDAY MAGIC Get a head start on your holiday cards, with lots of glitz and glamour! We will create 8 cards with envelopes, 2 each of 4 different designs. Join us for an evening of holiday fun! (Age 62+: $13+lab). Gladstone High School 6-9pm T 10/27 1 $16 $9 Graham CLRM 6-9pm W 10/28 1 $16 $9 Graham CLRM ZAPA CARDS FESTIVE HOLIDAY CARDS Join us for another round of beautiful holiday cards (different designs from Oct. class). We will create 8 cards with envelopes, 2 each of 4 different designs. Lots of holiday fun! (Age 62+: $13+lab). Gladstone High School 6-9pm T 11/17 1 $16 $9 Graham CLRM 6-9pm W 11/18 1 $16 $9 Graham CLRM ZAPA CROCHET - BEGINNING Learn basic crochet stitches with Shari. Bring your own crochet hook (size G) and a skein of Red Heart yarn. Gladstone Senior Center 3-4pm F 9/25 4 $15 Staff CLRM ZAPA DRAWING WITH MELISSA GANNON Learn to see form and shape, create designs, think about perspective. Work in pencil, or if desired, bring colored pencil, pen & ink or medium of your choice, and drawing paper. (Age 62+: $66) Gladstone High School 6-8:30pm M 9/21 8 $82 Gannon CLRM ZAPA FRESH GREENS WREATH/HANGING BASKET Make a unique one-of-a-kind wreath using assorted fresh greens and a hanging basket. Create professional looking bow. Includes greens, foam, wire, ribbon, basket. (Age 62+: $13+lab). Gladstone High School 6:30-9pm W 12/2 1 $16 $8 Hage CLRM ZAPA LIVING SUCCULENT WREATH Create a beautiful wreath using various succulents to create a planted live wreath to use as a table decoration, hang, or surround a large candle. (Age 62+: $13+lab). Gladstone High School 6:30-9pm W 10/14 1 $16 $6 Hage CLRM ZAPA OIL PAINTING BOB ROSS STYLE Start with a blank canvas, leave with completed masterpiece! Destress and relax with Judy Stubb. Beginners to advanced welcome. All supplies and canvas provided! View pictures at net. Gladstone Senior Center Windy Waves 5:30-9pm F 9/11 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Serenity 2-6pm SU 9/20 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Golden Rays of Sunlight 5:30-9pm F 9/25 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Seaside Harmony 5:30-9pm F 10/9 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Home Before Nightfall 2-6pm SU 10/18 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Misty Foothills 5:30-9pm F 10/23 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Waterfall in the Woods 5:30-9pm F 11/6 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Quiet Mountain Lake 2-6pm SU 11/15 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Wintertime Blues 5:30-9pm F 11/20 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Before the Snow 5:30-9pm F 12/4 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Eagle Cap Wilderness 2-6pm SU 12/13 1 $48 Stubb MULTI Warm Winter Day 5:30-9pm F 12/18 1 $48 Stubb MULTI ZAPA QUILT-LOG CABIN DESIGN BEG Construct quilt or wall hanging using rotary cutter & sewing machine to create quilt blocks. 1st class covers material, design, shopping for supplies. Learn how to sew! 12 & under okay w/parent helper. (Age 62+: $36). No class Oct. 22 Gladstone High School 6:30-9pm TH 10/1 4 $46 Hage CLRM ZAPA RECYCLED GLASS SERVING DISHES Create one-of-a-kind cake plates, tea trays, plate towers using old glass plates, vases, bottles, candlesticks. Great gifts or party serving dishes! Supply list. (Age 62+: $13). Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 11/18 1 $16 Hage CLRM ZAPA WATERCOLOR WITH MELISSA (DAY) Explore the exciting and challenging medium of transparent watercolor! Learn to mix colors, the basics of composition, elements of perspective, drawing. Supply list. (Age 62+: $66) No class Nov. 11 Gladstone Senior Center 2-4:30pm W 9/23 8 $82 Gannon MULTI ZAPA WATERCOLOR WITH MELISSA (EVE) Explore the exciting and challenging medium of transparent watercolor! Learn to mix colors, the basics of composition, elements of perspective, & drawing. Supply list. (Age 62+$66) Gladstone High School 6-8:30pm T 9/22 8 $82 Gannon CLRM Computers YDPS ADOBE PHOTOSHOP BASICS Learn to digitally re-size, crop, retouch photos from digital camera or scanned pictures using Adobe Photoshop. Scanning, attachments, layered montage. Need basic computer/photo skills. Bring 1+G USB flash drive. (Age 62+: $49) Gladstone High School 6-9pm M 9/21 3 $69 Weesner CLRM YDPS ADOBE PHOTOSHOP THE NEXT STEP Learn more about restoring, retouching digital or scanned pictures, removing water spots, folds, etc., color correction, some special effects, more on resizing pics for online posting. Bring 1+G USB flash drive. (Age 62+: $49) Gladstone High School 6-9pm M 10/12 3 $69 Weesner CLRM 100

101 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room YDPS BASIC COMPUTERS WITH TOM How can computers be useful to you? Basic info about Windows & different versions, installing basic software, using Google, surfing the net, protecting personal info, remembering all those passwords. Have laptop, welcome to bring to class. (Age 62+: $49) Gladstone Senior Center 10-11:30am W 10/7 5 $59 McLellan CLRM YDPS ADVANCED COMPUTER USE WITH TOM Use Microsoft Office, play (edit) with pictures, add basic free games. (Solitaire, puzzles, etc.), installing and deleting software, installing apps, setting up desktop. Have laptop? Welcome to bring to class. (Age 62+: $49) Gladstone Senior Center 1:30-3pm W 10/7 5 $59 McLellan CLRM YDPS COMPUTER BASICS PART 1 LEARN TO USE YOUR COMPUTER Learn practical computer basics such as making folders, organizing files, create sticky notes for screen, how to check memory, jump drives, pictures, using Internet & Google to find almost anything. Little to NO computer exp. (Age 62+: $49) Gladstone High School 6-9pm W 9/23 3 $69 Aguilar CLRM YDPS COMPUTER BASICS PART 2 MORE ABOUT USING YOUR COMPUTER Set up & use account, work with pictures, make small slide show, more about using Internet, calendar templates. Create letters, recipes or tables in Word, budgets in Excel. Need SOME computer exp. (Age 62+: $49) Gladstone High School 6-9pm W 10/14 3 $69 Aguilar CLRM YDPS BASIC COMPUTER SECURITY WITH TOM Securing your computer from hackers, protecting personal data, keeping safe for your kids. Using free protection software (basic installation & setup) to get job done! Have laptop, welcome to bring. (Age 62+: $49) Gladstone Senior Center 10-11:30am TH 10/8 5 $59 McLellan CLRM YDPS EASY WINDOWS 10 WITH TOM Windows 10 is a free upgrade - how to install without losing everything. Why do you want to switch? Simple basic tips to use and configuring your desktop. (Age 62+: $20). Gladstone Senior Center 1-4pm F 10/2 1 $24 McLellan CLRM YDPS EBAY SELLING BASICS How to set up Ebay account, selling process, completing sale, writing descriptions that sell, use of photos (a picture is worth a thousand words), pricing. Need basic computer skills, access to internet & digital camera. (Age 62+: $49) Gladstone High School 6-9pm M 11/2 3 $69 Weesner CLRM YDPS EXCEL 2010 LEVEL I Basic functions of Excel Navigate worksheets, enter and edit text, values, formulas, simple functions, basic formatting, ranges, rows, columns. Need SOME Windows exp. Bring 1G or larger flash drive. (Age 62+: $49+lab) Gladstone High School 6-9pm TH 9/24 3 $69 $23 Aguilar CLRM YDPS EXCEL 2010 LEVEL II Builds on skills learned in Level I. Learn to use multiple worksheets, charts, templates, adding graphics, start working w/more advanced formatting options. Bring 1G or larger flash drive. (Age 62+: $49 + lab) No class Oct. 22. Gladstone High School 6-9pm TH 10/15 3 $69 $23 Aguilar CLRM YDPS INTRO TO GOOGLE DRIVE Learn how to create, edit and save Google docs, sheets, slides and forms online. Explore the easy-to-use sharing, anytime/anywhere access features of Google Drive. (Age 62+: $20). Gladstone High School 6-9pm T 9/22 1 $24 Weesner CLRM YDPS SMARTER THAN YOUR SMARTPHONE Bring your smart phone to class and find out some of the things your phone can do. Learn how to use and modify your settings and contacts, text and , how to take pictures, search the net. What about data and WiFi? (Age 62+: $20). Gladstone Senior Center 1-4pm F 9/25 1 $24 McLellan CLRM 1-4pm F 10/16 1 $24 McLellan CLRM YDPS WORDPRESS I In hands-on class, discover how WordPress can help you develop a really good web page for yourself or your business. Learn basics of creating a webpage with WordPress. SOME computer exp, Bring flash drive. (Age 62+: $49). Gladstone High School 6-9pm T 9/29 3 $69 $ Weesner CLRM YDPS WORDPRESS II Learn how to fine tune your WordPress webpage by adding plug-ins, editing themes, how to backup and restore your webpage. Must take WordPress I first. Bring flash drive. (Age 62+: $49). Gladstone High School 6-9pm T 10/20 3 $69 $ Weesner CLRM Culinary ZEAT MY ASIAN FAVORITES WITH JACK Jack will prepare & serve Asian street-food delicacies: wraps, noodles, stir-fry, known as Chinese, Indonesian, Thai quick food. Learn to entertain and impress. Asian cookbook drawing. Come hungry! (Age 62+: $28) Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 10/7 1 $30 Campbell CLRM 6:30-8:30pm TH 10/8 1 $30 Campbell CLRM ZEAT ENTERTAINING ITALIAN-STYLE WITH JACK Appetizers & entrees to satisfy your guests appetites & make you a hero. As special addition, Jack will prepare a special DESSERT! (yes, hard to believe). Cookbook drawing during class. Come hungry! (Age 62+: $28) Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 12/9 1 $30 Campbell CLRM 6:30-8:30pm TH 12/10 1 $30 Campbell CLRM Dance/Theater ZMDT PRE-BALLET AGE 3-5 YRS GRAND FINALE Learn basic ballet positions and steps, be exposed to creative movement to help coordination and overall sense of rhythm, develop listening skills in group setting. Need ballet shoes and dance attire (any color). Grande Finale Age :45pm TH 10/1 8 $90 Staff CLRM Age :15-11am W 9/30 8 $90 Staff CLRM 5-5:45pm W 9/30 8 $90 Staff CLRM ZMDT BALLET MOM & ME 2-3 YRS FOOTWORK Play & explore different kinds of music & ballet moves, games, stretching, barre, creative play. Keep kids moving in toddler-centered class. Tuition for child with parent. Footwork 5-5:30pm TH 9/24 6 $54 Staff CLRM ZMDT BALLET AGES 3-5 FOOTWORK Classroom activities get little ones moving & exploring the grace & flexibility that their bodies are capable of in a fun & easygoing environment. Footwork Dance 6-6:30pm T 9/22 6 $54 Staff CLR 5:30-6pm TH 9/24 6 $54 Staff CLR ZMDT BALLET AGES 5-8 FOOTWORK Classic balance & grace combined with fun activities start students on their way to strengthening ballet skills. Leotard & tights (any color) required. Footwork Dance 5:15-6pm W 9/23 6 $70 Staff CLRM 6-6:30pm TH 9/24 6 $54 Staff CLRM ZMDT BALLET AGES 6-8 FOOTWORK Classic balance & grace combined with fun activities start students on their way to strengthening ballet skills. Leotard & tights (any color) required. Footwork Dance 6:30-7:15pm T 9/22 6 $70 Staff CLRM Community Education 101

102 Gladstone Community School Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education 102 ZMDT BALLET I GRANDE FINALE Develop self-confidence and listening skills while learning basic ballet positions, steps and stretches. Dancers will need pink tights, black leotard, pink ballet slippers. No skirts please. Grande Finale Age pm W 9/30 8 $100 Staff CLRM Teens Age 11+ 8:15-9:15pm M 9/28 8 $100 Staff CLRM ZMDT BALLET AGES 8-12 FOOTWORK Classic ballet moves and barre exercises help students to gain balance & flexibility, strengthen & tone. Leotard & tights (any color) required. Footwork Dance 6:45-7:30pm TH 9/24 6 $70 Staff CLRM ZMDT BALLET FOR TEENS FOOTWORK Classic ballet moves and barre exercises help students gain balance, flexibility while strengthening, stretching, toning muscles. Improve body placement while working on technique, routine structure. Leotard & tights req. Footwork Dance 7:30-8:30pm TH 9/24 6 $90 Staff CLRM ZMDT CHEERLEADING AGE 6-10 GRAND FINALE This eight-week course is designed to introduce students to cheerleading with basic tumbling and stunting skills. Wear shorts, t-shirts, and clean tennis shoes. Grande Finale 6:15-7pm M 9/28 8 $90 Staff CLRM ZMDT COUNTRY LINE DANCE ULTRA BEGINNING If you are new to dancing or have never taken a line dance class, let Nadja help you learn easy steps in a relaxed atmosphere. Line dance is a fun way to enjoy dancing without the need of a partner. (Age 62+: $40) Gladstone Senior Center 4-5pm M 9/28 8 $45 Schmaltz MULTI 5:30-6:30pm T 9/29 8 $45 Schmaltz MULTI ZMDT COUNTRY LINE DANCE BEGINNING Line dance is a fun way to dance without the need of a partner. Learn latest dance steps and traditional ones with Nadja. Steps are fun and easy. (Age 62+: $40) Tuesday class at Gladstone Senior Center, Wed. class at JWE Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester) 7:30-8:30pm T 9/29 8 $45 Schmaltz MULTI 6:30-7:30pm W 9/30 8 $45 Schmaltz GYM ZMDT COUNTRY LINE DANCE INTERMEDIATE Do you know the basic line dances and are ready to move on to some intermediate ones? Come by yourself or with a friend. (Age 62+: $40) Tuesday class at Gladstone Senior Center, Wed. class at JWE Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester). 6:30-7:30pm T 9/29 8 $45 Schmaltz MULTI 7:30-8:30pm W 9/30 8 $45 Schmaltz GYM ZMDT COUNTRY WESTERN PARTNER DANCE Learn the latest partner dances: Traveling Cha Cha, Horseshoe, Schottische, 2 Step, East Coast Swing. Designed for beginners of all ages, rotation is not necessary. Fee is $60 per couple. (Age 62+: $55) JWE Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester) 8:30-9:30pm W 9/30 8 $60 Schmaltz GYM ZMDT GUITAR BEGINNING I ALL AGES Fun class designed for the absolute beginner. Quickly learn basic chords, simple strumming patterns, EZ songs, how to tune. Please bring your own guitar. Minimum age 4th grade. Taught by Bill Price. Gladstone High School 7:15-8pm M 9/21 5 $62 $8 Price CLRM ZMDT GUITAR BEGINNING II It s time for the next step. Class picks up where Beginning Guitar 1 left off or for those who have had some beginning guitar. More chords, strumming, songs. No class Nov. 23. Bring guitar. Gladstone High School 7:15-8pm M 10/26 5 $62 Price CLRM ZMDT UKULELE BEGINNING I ALL AGES Easy to play, inexpensive, take anywhere instrument is growing ever popular. Great way to have fun w/family & friends. Quickly learn simple chords, how to tune, tons of songs. Bring ukulele. Min age 4th grade. GCEA tuning. Gladstone High School 6:30-7:15pm M 9/21 5 $62 $8 Price CLRM ZMDT UKULELE BEGINNING II This class picks up where Part 1 left off. More great songs, strumming, chords. Bring ukulele. GCEA tuning only. No class Nov. 23. Gladstone High School 6:30-7:15pm M 10/26 5 $62 Price CLRM ZMDT HIP HOP FOOTWORK Fun, fast paced, funky dance moves create a routine set to upbeat music. Please wear comfortable clothes that allow for ease of movement, no jeans allowed. Footwork Dance Age 7-9 5:45-6:30pm T 9/22 6 $70 Staff CLRM 6-6:45pm W 9/23 6 $70 Staff CLRM Age :45-7:45pm W 9/23 6 $90 Staff CLRM ZMDT HIP HOP I GRANDE FINALE Dancers will work on learning fun, hip, energetic routine in a positive upbeat environment. Wear comfortable clothes that allow for movement and clean tennis shoes. Grande Finale Age 4-6 (Mini Hip Hop) 3:30-4:15pm W 9/30 8 $90 Staff CLRM` Age 7-9 4:15-5pm W 9/30 8 $90 Staff CLRM Age 11+ (Teen) 7-8pm TH 10/1 8 $100 Staff CLRM ZMDT JAZZ DANCE AGES 3-5 FOOTWORK Classic and creative movements are combined to create a faster pace than ballet with fun music and games to keep kids engaged and moving. Footwork Dance 5:30-6pm M 9/21 6 $54 Staff CLRM ZMDT JAZZ DANCE AGES 5-7 FOOTWORK Fun easy intro to jazz dance. Learn steps & routines while having fun with flexibility, coordination & rhythm. Please wear stretchy pants, tshirt or leotards, plus tennis shoes or jazz/ballet shoes. Footwork Dance 5-5:30pm M 9/21 6 $54 Staff CLRM ZMDT JAZZ DANCE AGES 8-12 FOOTWORK Learn jazz skills & choreography set to music & practice putting movements together to form routine. Wear comfortable clothes that allow for ease of movement, no jeans allowed. Footwork Dance 5-5:45pm T 9/22 6 $70 Staff CLRM ZMDT JAZZ DANCE I GRANDE FINALE Get the chance to learn basic jazz skills in a fun dance environment. Wear exercise attire that you can stretch and move in (such as yoga pants, tank tops, spandex shorts) and jazz shoes. Grande Finale Age pm TH 10/1 8 $100 Staff CLRM Teens Age 11+ 7:15-8:15pm M 9/28 8 $100 Staff CLRM ZMDT LYRICAL CONTEMPORARY DANCE I-II AGE 8+ GF Explore basics of lyrical/contemporary dance. Basic positions, leaps, turns, improv will be part of class. Dancers will need to either be barefoot or wear dance paws. Wear dance clothes that allow freedom of movement. Grande Finale 4-5pm TH 10/1 8 $100 Staff CLRM ZMDT TAP/JAZZ GRANDE FINALE` Get the chance to learn basic jazz and tap skills in a fun dance environment. Students need basic tights and leotard, ballet slippers (any color) and black patent tap shoes. Grande Finale Age 3-4: Tap/Jazz I 4-4:45pm M 9/28 8 $90 Staff CLRM 4:15-5pm TH 10/1 8 $90 Staff CLRM Age 5-7 Tap/Jazz I 5-6pm TH 10/1 8 $100 Staff CLRM Age 5-7 Tap/Jazz I / II 5:45-6:45pm M 9/28 8 $100 Staff CLRM

103 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room ZMDT TAP DANCE AGES 3-5 FOOTWORK Little ones can tap out rhythms and explore sounds while participating in fun activities set to music. Tap shoes or hard soled dress shoes are required for this class. Footwork Dance 5-5:30pm M 9/21 6 $54 Staff CLRM 5-5:30pm TH 9/24 6 $54 Staff CLRM ZMDT TAP DANCE AGES 5-8 FOOTWORK Classic and creative movements are combined to create a faster pace than ballet with fun music and games to keep kids engaged and moving. Footwork Dance 5:30-6pm TH 9/24 6 $54 Staff CLRM ZMDT TAP I / II AGE 8-TEENS GRANDE FINALE Music and rhythms rule the day in this fun upbeat class. Dancers will work on basic tap steps and rhythms. Tap shoes are required. Grande Finale Age 8+ 6:45-7:45pm M 9/28 8 $100 Staff CLRM Age 11+ Teen Tap 8-9pm TH 10/1 8 $100 Staff CLRM Driver Education YDRE AARP DRIVER SAFETY Helps you improve driving skills to become a safe and defensive driver. Upon completion of one or two-day classes, may receive discount on auto insurance. Call to register, pay $20 at class, $15 w/aarp card. Gladstone Senior Center 9am-4:30pm S 9/19 1 Staff MULTI 9am-4:30pm S 11/14 1 Staff MULTI YDRE DRIVER EDUCATION ODOT Driver Ed class for high school students with valid Oregon permit teaches lifetime skills proven to reduce crashes & save lives. For teens age who complete & pass this course before their 18th birthday, DMV will waive driving skills test. Includes 30+ hrs classroom, 6 hrs behind-the-wheel, 6 hrs in-vehicle observation. Attendance mandatory. Add l $200 with license, if student gets license OR turns 18 before final class. $75 discount for free/reduced lunch still age at last class with permit. Info: Special fall pricing. Gladstone High School 5:30-8:30pm M 9/21 11 $299 Staff CLRM Exercise/Fitness YPED AEROBICS+ZUMBA AT CRRC Super deal! Attend any or all: Body sculpting, Functional Foundation, step variety, MWTH 5:45 am, MW 9am, TTH 8:30am, MTWTH 4:30 pm, Sat 8 am. ZUMBA M 5:30pm, FS 9am Latin inspired, easy-to-follow! Call to register. Clackamas River Racquet Club TBA M-S 9/14 16 $75 Staff AEROB ZPED AIKIDO FOR KIDS Aikido is non-competitive, non-violent Japanese Martial Art that teaches peaceful resolution of conflict, self-defense, discipline. Aikido Northwest AGE 4-7. Specify one day/time. 5-6pm M 9/21 10 $60 Staff CLRM 5-6pm T 9/22 10 $60 Staff CLRM AGE pm W 9/23 10 $60 Staff CLRM AGE Specify one day/time. 6:15-7:15pm T 9/22 10 $60 Staff CLRM 4-5pm TH 9/24 10 $60 Staff CLRM AGE Specify one day/time. 6:15-7:15pm M 9/21 10 $60 Staff CLRM 5:15-6:15pm TH 9/24 10 $60 Staff CLRM ZPED AIKIDO FOR ADULTS Aikido is a traditional Japanese Martial Art that develops mind, body, spirit to its fullest potential. Attend any or all: Tues 7:30-8:30pm and Thurs 6:30-7:30pm, basic weapons Thurs 7:30-8:30pm, open mat Tues/Thur. 8:30-9pm. Aikido Northwest TBA TTH 9/22 10 $80 Staff CLRM YPED PILATES-ALL LEVELS AT CRRC Pilates class cultivates strength, flexibility, balance, grace for body and mind. You can attend classes every TTH from 5:30-6:30pm. Call to register. Clackamas River Racquet Club 5:30-6:30pm TTH 9/15 16 $85 Staff AEROB ZOUT SKYHAWKS TINY HAWK SOCCER AGE 3-4 Tiny Hawks helps fine-tune motor skills. No pressure, just lots of fun learning the basics of sports through age-appropriate games. Class size limited. Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester) 10-10:30am S 9/26 8 $55 Skyhawks GYM ZOUT SKYHAWKS MINI HAWK AGES 4-6 Mini-Hawks introduces 4-6 year olds to soccer, baseball and basketball. No pressure, just lots of fun learning basics of sports in age appropriate games. Class size limited. Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester) 9-9:45am S 9/26 8 $65 Skyhawks GYM ZPED TAE KWON DO FOR AGES 5-7 Students learn basic Taekwondo moves while developing respect, discipline and self-esteem. Kids get practice setting goals and gain confidence with individual achievements. Parents invited to participate for free. No class Oct. 27, 29, Nov. 26. Kraxberger Middle School 5-5:50pm TTH 9/22 12 $75 Beasley CAFE ZPED TAE KWON DO FOR AGES 8-15 Develop mind & body w/ancient disciplined martial art, promotes courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control. Parents of new students participate free 1st term 1/2 price after. Uniforms recommended can purchase from instr. No class Oct. 27, 29, Nov. 26. Kraxberger Middle School 6-7:30pm TTH 9/22 12 $82 Beasley CAFE ZPED TAE KWON DO ADULT Great workout while learning Korean style of martial arts from Master Jaiwhan Woo, past Korean National Champion, dedicated instr. 30+yrs. Strengthen body, mind, spirit. Men and women all ranks welcome. No class Oct. 27, 29, Nov. 26. Kraxberger Middle School 7:30-9pm TTH 9/22 12 $82 Woo CAFE YPED TAI CHI CHUAN BEGINNING Tai Chi is a slow, graceful form of Chinese exercise that benefits body, mind and spirit. Yang style 24 Movement short form especially for beginners. Specify mornings or evenings. Noncompetitive. (Age 62+: $55) Gladstone Senior Center 11am-12pm M 9/21 10 $69 Schmidt MULTI 6-7pm M 9/21 10 $69 Schmidt MULTI YPED TAI CHI CHUAN INTERMEDIATE This Tai Chi class is designed for students who have learned first half of Yang-style 24 Movement form, and wish to learn the 2nd half of form. Specify mornings or evenings. Non-competitive. (Age 62+ $55) Gladstone Senior Center 10-11am M 9/21 10 $69 Schmidt MULTI 7-8pm M 9/21 10 $69 Schmidt MULTI YPED TAI CHI CHUAN ADVANCED Open to students who have learned the entire Yang Style 24 movement form. This is an ongoing class in the Yang Style 103 movement long form of Tai Chi Chuan. (Age 62+: $55) Noncompetitive. Gladstone Senior Center 9-10am M 9/21 10 $69 Schmidt MULTI ZPED TUMBLING AGE PARENT/CHILD Flexibility and fun rule the day as students learn tumbling skills up to and including cartwheels, somersaults, handstands! This class includes parent participation. Grand Finale Dance Studio 5:30-6:15pm M 9/28 8 $90 Staff FLOOR Community Education 103

104 Gladstone Community School Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education ZPED TUMBLING I - II GRANDE FINALE Kids will work on flexibility, listening skills, basic tumbling skills such as forward rolls, backwards rolls and cartwheels in these fun classes. Grand Finale Dance Studio Age 3-6 (child only participation) 4:45-5:30pm M 9/28 8 $90 Staff FLOOR 9:30-10:15am T 9/29 8 $90 Staff FLOOR 3:30-4:15pm T 9/29 8 $90 Staff FLOOR Age :45pm M 9/28 8 $90 Staff FLOOR YPED YOGA GENTLE BEGINNING Feel better/reduce stress, no matter what age or fitness level. Very beginning, gentle yoga. Wear loose clothing, bring mat or blanket. No class Nov. 27. (Age 62+: $50) Gladstone Senior Center 9-10am T 9/22 10 $62 Haye MULTI 9-10am F 9/25 10 $62 Haye MULTI YPED YOGA BASICS Feel better physically and reduce stress. Learn simple stretches, breathing and relaxation techniques suitable for all ages. Wear loose clothing, bring a mat or blanket. No class Nov. 26. (Age 62+: $50) Gladstone Senior Center 5:25-6:25pm T 9/22 10 $62 Fegel MULTI 9-10am TH 9/24 10 $62 Haye MULTI YPED YOGA BASICS TO INTERMEDIATE Feel better physically and reduce stress. Stretches, breathing & relaxation techniques suitable for beginners & those who have taken at least one term of yoga. Wear loose clothing; bring mat. (Age 62+: $50) No class Nov. 11. Gladstone Senior Center 6-7pm W 9/23 10 $62 Haye MULTI YPED YOGA CONTINUING Feel better physically and reduce stress. Stretches, breathing and relaxation techniques for those who have taken at least one term of Yoga. Wear loose clothing and bring mat. (Age 62+: $50) Gladstone Senior Center 6:30-7:30pm T 9/22 10 $62 Fegel MULTI YPED YOGA SPECIAL BEG-INT CRRC What a deal! Engage yourself physically & mentally through yoga. Breathing, relaxation, postural alignments. Wear loose clothing; bring mat. Attend any or all MWF 8-9am; TTh 9:30-10:30am. Call to register. Clackamas River Racquet Club TBA M-F 9/14 16 $85 Staff AEROB YPED ZUMBA MADE EASY WITH HEATHER TUES Have fun learning basic steps of Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha with Heather Ausborn in popular exercise class geared for beginners. (Age 62+:$59) Try it out drop in for $7 per class. JWE Wetten Gym (255 E. Gloucester) 6:30-7:30pm T 9/15 14 $69 Ausborn GYM YPED ZUMBA MADE EASY WITH VERONIKA THURS Have fun learning the basic steps of Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha with Veronika Azurdia Maza in popular exercise class geared for beginners. (Age 62+: $59) Try it out drop in for only $7 per class. Gym entrance on Chicago. No class Nov. 26. JWE Main Gym 6:15-7:15pm TH 9/17 14 $69 AzurdiaMaza GYM YPED ZUMBA TUES/THURS COMBO Save $10! Sign up for both Tuesday & Thursday Zumba for only $128 (Age 62+: $108) See descriptions above for gym locations. John Wetten Elementary. 6:30-7:30pm T 9/15 14 $ Ausborn GYM 6:15-7:15pm TH 9/17 14 $ AzurdiaMaza GYM Financial/Retirement Planning ZBUS FAIR HOUSING - FREE Learn rights & responsibilities under federal, state, local fair housing laws. Excellent for renters, buyers, landlords, Realtors, homeowners association, developers, builders, group home, long-term care providers, etc. Sponsored by Fair Housing Council. No fee, please pre-register. Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm TH 10/8 1 $ Becker CLRM YBUS Rental Property MANAGEMENT Overview of managing rental property for single family/small complex rental homes. Oregon Landlord Tenant Laws, Fair Housing, Tenant Screening, Forms, Checklists, Evictions, w/property manager Jason Jamieson. (Age 62+: $59) Gladstone High School 6-9pm W 9/23 4 $79 Jamieson CLRM ZBUS WILLS, TRUSTS, ESTATE PLANNING Learn fundamentals of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, advance directives, probate and trust administration. Find a personalized plan that fits your life and family. Presented by local attorney, Joshua J. Lipps. Gladstone Senior Center 6:30-7:30pm TH 9/24 1 $10 Lipps CLRM YBUS INVESTING FOR FUTURE SERIES Save! Sign up for all five classes for only $49 (couples $59): Investment Basics, Investing for Income, The Stock Market, Mutual Funds, and Tax-Advantaged Investments. Workbook included in series price. (Age 62+: $29) Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 9/30 5 $49 Horn CLRM ZBUS INVESTMENT BASICS Basic concepts and ground rules to investing including importance of diversification, asset allocation, risk vs. reward, dollar cost averaging, Rule of 72. Rebecca recommends you take this class before other investing classes. (Age 62+: $10) Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 9/30 1 $15 Horn CLRM ZBUS INVESTING FOR INCOME Discuss income producing investments: money market accounts, cd s, all types of bonds-government, savings, tax-free, corp., relationship between interest rates and bond market. (Age 62+: $10) Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 10/7 1 $15 Horn CLRM ZBUS MUTUAL FUNDS What are they, how do they work, what do they cost, what should I expect from them, what are my choices, what is no load? Learn the many options that are so popular! (Age 62+: $10) Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 10/14 1 $15 Horn CLRM ZBUS STOCK MARKET Learn about income stocks, growth stocks, what to look for when buying or selling stocks, how to make sense of all the numbers. Learn easy formulas essential to basic stock analysis. (Age 62+: $10) Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 10/21 1 $15 Horn CLRM ZBUS TAX-ADVANTAGE INVESTMENTS Traditional and Roth IRAs, 401K, 403B, TSA, 457, Annuities, plans for Small Business Owners. Discuss each type; learn how to handle a rollover or transfer of retirement funds. (Age 62+: $10) Gladstone High School 6:30-8:30pm W 10/28 1 $15 Horn CLRM Gardening/Landscape/Farming ZPLT BULBS, TUBERS & RHIZOMES Iris, dahlias, assorted flowers grown from bulbs: successful planting & division secrets; how they blend in with any style landscape; which to plant for year round flowers; local growers. (Age 62+: $13) Gladstone High School 6:30-9:30pm T 10/6 1 $16 Hage CLRM ZPLT CONCRETE LEAF CASTS Learn techniques to create leaf casts for birdbaths, water features, garden art using concrete; make one in class. Bring 2 shallow plastic storage totes/boxes, plastic gloves. Held offsite in Oregon City. Info sheet. (Age 62+: $13+ lab) 10am-12pm S 9/19 1 $16 $5 Hage TBA ZPLT FALL YARD CARE & PLANTING Fall is best time to plant-less stress for plants! Gives time to get established before spring. How to properly plant/prune trees, shrubs, bulbs, best locations, winterizing yard, composting. (Age 62+: $13) Gladstone High School 6:30-9:30pm T 9/29 1 $16 Hage CLRM 104

105 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Health/Well-Being/Safety ZHLT MEDIC BASIC FIRST AID/CPR Medic First Aid helps gain knowledge, skills, confidence necessary to manage medical emergency until more advanced help available. Adult/Child/Infant CPR, AED, Basic Emergency First Aid, intro to bloodborne pathogens). Two year CPR/First Aid card, OSHA compliant. Gladstone High School 6-9pm W 9/23 1 $50 VanGelder CLRM 6-9pm W 10/21 1 $50 VanGelder CLRM 6-9pm W 11/18 1 $50 VanGelder CLRM ZHLT MEDICARE 101 PRESENTATION - FREE Learn all about Medicare & most recent changes. SHIBA (Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assist.) Counselors will answer questions after presentation. Individual counseling sessions held from 1:30-3:30 pm, call SHIBA (503) to make appointment. Gladstone Senior Center 10:30-11:30am T 10/27 1 ClackamasCnty CLRM ZHLT MEDICARE ENROLLMENT WORKSHOP - FREE Enrolling in Medicare for 1st time, wondering if you ve chosen best plan for your needs, come to Free Medicare Checkup to ensures you fully utilize medical & drug program. Must make appointment with SHIBA (503) Gladstone Senior Center 11:30am-1:30pm T 10/27 1 ClackamasCnty CLRM Language Studies YFLS SPANISH PART 1 (BEGINNING) Practical, fun, easy! Native speaker Jorge Sotelo will focus on basics of Spanish language, grammar, culture. Ideal for travelers or those needing Spanish in working environment. Book #1 used in Beg Part 1-3. (Age 62+:$61+lab) Gladstone High School 7-9pm M 9/21 8 $76 $38 Sotelo CLRM YFLS SPANISH PART 2 (BEGINNING) Continuation from Beginning Part 1 class, you will move on to the next chapters in the book. Fee for Book #1, new students only. (Age 62+: $61+lab) Gladstone High School 6-7:30pm T 9/22 10 $76 $38 Sotelo CLRM YFLS SPANISH PART 3 (BEGINNING) Continuation from Beginning Part 2 class, you will complete Book 1 in this class with Jorge Sotelo. Fee is for Book 1, new students only (Age 62+:$61+lab) Gladstone High School 7:30-9pm T 9/22 10 $76 $38 Sotelo CLRM Special Interests/Hobbies ZAPA SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Learn how to service and repair small engines in this hands-on class. Instruction includes lawnmowers & chain saws. Bring project to first class. Open to men and women. (Age 62+: $59). Gladstone High School 6:30-9:30pm TH 9/24 8 $79 Hopperstad SHOP ZAPA WOODWORKING Instructor will help w/proper handling of power equipment, answer questions regarding project. Bring supplies; take project home between classes. STUDENTS MUST HAVE BASIC WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF POWER EQUIPMENT. (Age 62+ $59) Gladstone High School 6:30-9:30pm TH 9/24 8 $79 Bean SHOP North Clackamas parks and recreation Registration form for Community Education classes on page 93. For class locations, see page 95. Please pre-register at ncprd.com or by calling , ext. 0 for classes offered through the North Clackamas Parks & Recreation District or for classes held at the Milwaukie Center. For a complete list of classes & programs offered through North Clackamas Parks & Recreation, visit or request a program guide by calling , ext. 0. The Milwaukie Center will be closed on Nov. 11, 26, 27. The Aquatic Park will be closed from Sep. 18 and will reopen on Sep. 19. Arts/Crafts Youth Activities ZAPA STORIES, CRAFTS & MUSIC OH MY! Ages 2-5. Open your toddler s eyes to creativity and imagination! Each week will feature a new story, theme and adventure. Res. $52, Non-Res. $62. Milwaukie Center 10-10:45am M 10/5 8 Garrow CLRM Adult Activities ZAPA OIL PAINTING Develop skills in composition and color mixing with one-on-one attention--from canvas preparation to finished project. Age 62+ $75. Materials list available at ncprd.com. Milwaukie Center 9:30am-12pm TH 10/1 8 $100 Wilson CLRM 1-3:30pm TH 10/1 8 $100 Wilson CLRM ZAPA QUILTING LANDSCAPES Use a photo or image of your choice to create a beautiful wall quilt. First class meets from 10am-12pm. Res. $75, Non-Res. $85. Visit thedragonflystudio.com for instructor information. Milwaukie Center 10am-4pm S 9/12 3 Post CLRM Computers YDPS COMPUTER WINDOWS 8 Level 2. Learn to navigate Windows 8. You will learn about the start screen, charms bar, hot screen corners, Windows store app, live tiles and much more. Res. $70, Non-Res. $80. Bring $2 for materials. Milwaukie Center 12-2pm F 10/16 4 King CLRM YDPS COMPUTER BASICS Level 2. Build on the basics to fine tune your word processing skills. Learn keyboard shortcuts, default settings and how to copy, cut and paste Res. $70, Non-Res. $80. Bring $2 for materials. Milwaukie Center 9-11am F 10/16 4 King CLRM YDPS WORD PROCESSING Level 3. This class will help you master keyboard functions, fine tune your processing skills, learn tool bar settings and set up tables and charts. Res. $70, Non-Res. $80. Bring $2 for materials. Milwaukie Center 2:30-4:30pm F 10/16 4 King CLRM Dance/Theater Youth Activities ZMDT NEW! DANCE AROUND THE WORLD & ME Ages 2-5. Sing and dance as you and your child learn about cultures around the world. Rhythms and movements from faraway places will joyfully expand your horizons and mind. Res. $72 Non-Res. $82. Milwaukie Center 10:30-11:15am F 10/2 8 Darby CLRM Community Education 105

106 North Clackamas Parks & Recreation Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education ZMDT NEW! JOY OF MOVEMENT Ages 3-5. Explore creativity through movement for fun and skills building. Learn basic dance steps through exercises and imaginative dance games that inspire cooperation, rhythm, strength and flexibility. Boost confidence in a safe encouraging environment. Res. $72 Non-Res. $82. Milwaukie Center 9:30-10:15am F 10/2 8 Darby CLRM ZMDT TINY TOTS CREATIVE DANCE Ages 3 & 4. This class helps teach body awareness, rhythm and classroom etiquette by focusing on movement. Parents welcome to watch the last 5 minutes of class. See ncprd.com for dance attire. Res. $66 Non-Res. $76. Milwaukie Center 4-4:30pm W 10/7 8 Grant CLRM ZMDT LITTLE DANCERS BALLET & JAZZ Ages 5 & 6. An innovative class is designed to explore ballet and jazz dance styles. Parents welcome to watch the last 5 minutes of class. See ncprd.com for dance attire. Res. $66 Non-Res. $76. Milwaukie Center 4:40-5:10pm W 10/7 8 Grant CLRM Adult Activities ZMDT LINE DANCE BEGINNER This class is designed for newcomers to line dance and patterns. Presented at an easy pace! Age 62+ $38. Milwaukie Center 11:20am-12:20pm T 9/29 10 $50 Harn CLRM 12:30-1:30pm TH 10/1 11 $50 Harn CLRM No class Nov. 26. ZMDT LINE DANCE INTERMEDIATE For those with experience and/or understanding of basic line dancing, continue building your repertoire with this class. No class Nov. 26. Age 62+ $38. Milwaukie Center 1:35-2:35pm TH 10/1 11 $50 Mattson CLRM Exercise/Fitness Adult Exercise Intensity Guide Level 1 - Need Support (Chair Fitness) For people who may have physical limitations. A chair is provided to sit or stand next to for balance. Level 2 - Just Getting Started (Beginners) For people who do not have physical limitations and have not exercised for a long time. Classes are basic, gentle, and go at a slower pace. Level 3 - Active Now (Intermediate) For people who are doing moderate exercises at least twice a week and have the ability to do floor work. Level 4 - Athlete (Advanced) For people who are physically active almost every day. These classes are for people looking for higher intensity and more challenging workouts. Mind/Body Classes YPED INNERGYSTICS Levels 2 & 3. Using light weights, body weight and isometrics, class combines movement rhythmically to optimize joint and muscle function that ends with a muscle stretching cool down. Bring a mat and water bottle. Milwaukie Center. 12:15-1:15pm M 9/28 10 $50 Blosser CLRM Age 62+ $38. 11:15am-12:15pm TH 10/1 11 $50 Blosser CLRM Age 62+ $38. No class Nov. 26. ZPED MINDFULNESS MEDITATION Develop a healthy mind and body and remove stress with comfortable meditation postures. Res. $85 Non-Res. $95. Milwaukie Center 6-7:30pm W 10/14 10 Tjahaja CLRM YPED TAI CHI-BEGINNER Levels 2 & 3. Learning a condensed, simplified, non-competitive Tai Chi form helps beginning students to relax and strengthen the major joint areas of the body, while also increasing flexibility and balance. Age 62+ $68. Milwaukie Center 4-5pm MW 10/5 10 $90 Lusk CLRM No class Nov. 11 & 25. YPED TAI CHI, BEG & INT Levels 2 & 3. Increase your coordination, energy and focus by using Tai Chi and Qigong meditation. Gain muscle strength, balance/ coordination, improve core strength and relieve stress. Milwaukie Center 10:10-10:55am MWF 10/5 10 $101 Lusk CLRM Age 62+ $76. No class Nov. 11, 25 & 27 6:35-7:35pm MW 10/5 10 $90 Lusk CLRM Age 62+ $68. No class Nov. 11 & 25 YPED TAI CHI-ADVANCED FORMS & SWORD Levels 3 & 4. Continued practice of 32 Sword Form and 37 Empty Hand Form. Standing meditation, push hands & martial applications. Benefits include cardio, strength, balance/coordination and improved core strength. Milwaukie Center 9:20-10:05am MWF 10/5 10 $101 Lusk CLRM Age 62+ $76. No class Nov. 11, 25 & 27 5:30-6:30pm MW 10/5 10 $90 Lusk CLRM Age 62+ $68. No class Nov. 11 & 25 YPED CHAIR YOGA Levels 1 & 2. Meditate, stretch, strengthen, and balance in chairs. This class is a great stress reliever. Age 62+ $38. Milwaukie Center 1:30-2:30pm M 9/28 10 $50 Delancey CLRM YPED YOGA - STRENGTH & RELAXATION Levels 2 & 3. This class takes all the benefits of yoga meditation, breathing, stretching, strengthening and balance, and brings it to the middle aged to older adult body. Bring a mat. Age 62+ $38. Milwaukie Center 2:40-3:40pm M 9/28 10 $50 Delancey CLRM 2:40-3:40pm W 9/30 10 $50 Bracht CLRM YPED YOGA Levels 2 & 3. Learn safe and proper alignment of basic yoga postures and gentle movement to increase strength, flexibility and balance. Bring a mat and an empty stomach. Age 62+ $38. Milwaukie Center 5:30-6:30pm T 10/6 10 $50 Watson CLRM Cardio/Strength Classes YPED GOLD TONING Level 3. Learn to sculpt and tone your body through a creative and fun dance routine using hand-held weights. Listening to world music with great rhythm will get you pumping for more. Great for your posture and core muscles. Milwaukie Center 12:15-1:15pm W 9/30 11 $50 Bezerra CLRM Age 62+: $38. No class Nov :15-1:15pm F 10/2 11 $45 Bezerra CLRM Age 62 + $34. No class Oct 16 & Nov 27. YPED HULA FOR FITNESS Level 3. Work up a sweat and learn all the basic hula steps. You ll be dancing before you know it, while burning calories and toning your hips, thighs and abdominals. No class 10/10 & 11/28. Age 62+ $30 Milwaukie Center 9:30-10:30am S 10/3 9 $40 Fujii CLRM YPED SIT-N-FIT Levels 1 & 2. Strengthen muscles and improve range of motion, mobility & balance! Great for those with some physical limitations. Milwaukie Center 11:05-11:50am M 9/21 13 $49 Stauss CLRM Age 62+ $37 11:05-11:50am W 9/23 13 $45 Stauss CLRM Age 62+ $34. No class 11/11 11:05-11:50am F 9/25 13 $45 Stauss CLRM Age 62+ $34. 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107 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room YPED ZUMBA Levels 3 & 4. This is a fun, effective class that combines fast and slow Latin rhythms for a great workout. Includes music and dance styles of Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha, Flamenco and more. Milwaukie Center 6:40-7:40pm T 9/29 11 $55 Miratsky CLRM Age 62+ $ pm TH 10/1 11 $50 Miratsky CLRM Age 62+ $38. No class 11/26 YPED ZUMBA GOLD Levels 2 & 3. Zumba Gold is designed to take exciting Latin and International dance rhythms and bring them to the active older adult. Includes Merengue, Salsa, Cha Cha, Flamenco and more. Milwaukie Center 1:30-2:30pm W 9/30 11 $50 Bezerra CLRM Age 62+ $38. No class 11/11 1:30-2:30pm F 10/2 11 $45 Bezerra CLRM Age 62 + $34. No class 10/16 & 11/27. YPED FUNCTIONAL FITNESS Levels 2 & 3. This class will help you gain strength to do everyday tasks to help you take care of yourself. Some hand-held weights are used. For people who are able to walk and stand without any kind of support. Milwaukie Center 10:20-11:05am T 9/29 12 $45 Hall CLRM Age 62+ $34. 10:20-11:05am TH 9/24 13 $45 Hall CLRM Age 62+ $34. No class Nov. 26. YPED EZ-DOES-IT AEROBICS Level 3. Moderate aerobic exercise for those who want to stay fit. Sessions include warm-up, stretch, muscle toning plus aerobic workout. Milwaukie Center 8:30-9:15am M 9/28 11 $41 Stauss CLRM Age 62+ $31. 8:30-9:15am W 9/30 11 $38 Stauss CLRM Age 62+ $29. No class Nov 11. 8:30-9:15am F 10/2 11 $38 Stauss CLRM Age 62+ $29. No class Nov 27. YPED STRETCH & FLEX Level 3. Learn to breathe--and stay flexible as you build strength and balance in this relaxing non-aerobic approach to exercise. Bring an exercise mat; includes floor time. Bring a stability ball the last six weeks of class. Milwaukie Center 8:30-9:15am T 9/29 12 $45 Hall CLRM Age 62+ $34. 8:30-9:15am TH 9/24 13 $45 Hall CLRM Age 62+ $34. No class Nov. 26. YPED COMPLETE CONDITIONING Level 3. Feel good working on your whole body using aerobics, weights and other strength training exercises. This class is for more active people who have been taking fitness classes at least twice a week. Milwaukie Center 9:25-10:10am T 9/29 12 $45 Hall CLRM Age 62+ $34. 9:25-10:10am TH 9/24 13 $45 Hall CLRM Age 62+ $34. No class Nov 26. YPED CIRCUIT TRAINING Levels 3 & 4. Work your way through a number of exercise stations to get a full body workout. Benefit by getting a great cardio workout while strengthening different parts of your body. Exercises may include calisthenics, weights and floor work. Age 62+ $45. Milwaukie Center 12:30-1:30pm T 9/29 12 $60 Hall CLRM ZPED WWW WALKING WITH WAYNE Levels 3-4. Wayne Sabin leads the Wednesday Walking group around North Clackamas Park every Wednesday at 10am by the red sculpture. Please call for more information. No fee. NORTH CLACKAMAS AQUATIC PARK The North Clackamas Aquatic Park offers year round recreational swim opportunities in our exclusively indoor facility. Whether you are interested in aquatic exercise, lap swimming or recreational swimming, you can find it here. Please visit our website, com or call (SURF) to verify the availability of these activities with our current schedule. ZPED HIGH SCHOOL PRE-SEASON SWIMMING This program is intended for local swimmers in grades 9-12 who want to prepare for the high school swim season. Swimmers will focus on improving technique and overall fitness. Res. $126, Non- Res. $154. North Clackamas Aquatic Park 4-5pm M-TH 9/21 7 Larson POOL ZPED TEEN WAVE This class provides individuals (in a group setting) 13 years and older, the opportunity to learn swimming skills at one s own pace with a certified instructor. Res. $40, Non-Res. $53. North Clackamas Aquatic Park 6:55-7:25pm MW 9/21 4 Staff POOL 6:55-7:25pm TTH 10/20 4 Staff POOL YPED TAKE THE PLUNGE Adults work at their own pace with a certified Instructor. Res. $40, Non-Res. $53. North Clackamas Aquatic Park 6:55-7:25pm MW 9/21 4 Staff POOL 6:55-7:25pm TTH 10/20 4 Staff POOL 6:55-7:25pm TTH 11/18 4 Staff POOL No class Nov 25 YHLT RED CROSS LIFEGUARD TRAINING Fee includes instruction, pool time & certificates. Participants are trained in safety & water rescue skills for a controlled environment, first aid, CPR/PR & AED. Please order textbook ( ) prior to the first class. Res. $160. North Clackamas Aquatic Park 9am-6pm MT 12/21 2 $185 Staff POOL Aquatic Exercise Aquatic Exercise is a fitness program designed to enhance your health & wellness. Admission per class: $4 residents & $5 nonresidents. 18 class punch card: $63 residents & $81 non-residents. YPED DEEP H20 Deep H2O is held in the dive well with the assistance of floatation equipment. This non-weight bearing routine enhances flexibility & muscular strength. North Clackamas Aquatic Park 6-7am MW 9/28 11 Staff POOL 8-9am MWF 9/28 11 Staff POOL 6-7pm M-TH 9/28 11 Staff POOL 7:30-8:30am S 10/3 11 Staff POOL YPED H20 FITNESS H20 Fitness is a water exercise program designed to enhance health & wellness. North Clackamas Aquatic Park 8-9am MWF 9/28 11 Staff POOL 9-10am MWF 9/28 11 Staff POOL 10-11am MWF 9/28 11 Staff POOL 7-8pm MW 9/28 11 Staff POOL YPED H20 GYM H20 Gym is a basic strength training class in the water designed to reduce body fat, improve muscle mass and increase endurance. North Clackamas Aquatic Park 7-8pm T 9/29 11 Staff POOL YPED SMILE Slow Movement Interactive Leisure Exercise. Experience a gentle water exercise class for a modified & prudent exercise routine. North Clackamas Aquatic Park 11-11:45am MWF 9/29 11 Staff POOL Community Education 107

108 North Clackamas Parks & Recreation Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education SWIM LESSONS Swimming lessons consist of eight 30-minute classes per session. Where indicated below, choose one of the following sessions: Session 1: M/W, Sep. 21-Oct.14. Session 2: T/TH, Oct. 20- Nov. 12. Session 3: M/W, Nov. 18- Dec. 16 (no class 11/25). Saturday Session: Sept Nov. 21. Res. $40, Non-Res $53. ZPED SEALS INTRO, AGE 3-5 Entry level swimming lesson. Introduces students to basic swimming and water safety skills. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 4-4:30pm 4 Staff POOL 5:10-5:40pm 4 Staff POOL 6:55-7:25pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 9-9:30am S 8 Staff POOL 9:35-10:05am S 8 Staff POOL 10:45-11:15am S 8 Staff POOL 11:20-11:50am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED SEALS, AGE 3-5 Eligibility for Seals swim class is based on instructor recommendation. Builds on basic swimming and water safety skills while focusing on independent swimming, glides and underwater skills. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 4-4:30pm 4 Staff POOL 4:35-5:05pm 4 Staff POOL 6:20-6:50pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 9-9:30am S 8 Staff POOL 9:35-10:05am S 8 Staff POOL 11:20-11:55am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED SWIMMING SEALS, AGE 3-5 Eligibility for Swimming Seals swim class is based on instructor recommendation. Begins the basics of front crawl with a continued focus on independent swimming and introduces back crawl skills. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 4-4:30pm 4 Staff POOL 5:10-5:40pm 4 Staff POOL 6:20-6:50pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 9-9:30am S 8 Staff POOL 10:10-10:40am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED MIGHTY SEALS, AGE 3-5 Eligibility for Mighty Seals class based on instructor recommendation. Students will be familiarized with back crawl, finning and elementary backstroke are introduced. Front crawl and rotary breathing refinement continued. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 4:35-5:05pm 4 Staff POOL 5:45-6:15pm 4 Staff POOL 6:55-7:25pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 10:45-11:15am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED LEVEL 1, AGE 5+ Entry level swimming lesson. Introduces students to basic swimming and water safety skills. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 4-4:30pm 4 Staff POOL 5:45-6:15pm 4 Staff POOL 6:20-6:50pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 9-9:30am S 8 Staff POOL 10:10-10:40am S 8 Staff POOL 11:20-11:50am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED LEVEL 2, AGE 5+ Builds on basic swimming and water safety skills while focusing on front crawl, breath control and endurance and introduces students to back crawl. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 4:35-5:05pm 4 Staff POOL 5:10-5:40pm 4 Staff POOL 5:45-6:15pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 9-9:30am S 8 Staff POOL 10:10-10:40am S 8 Staff POOL 10:45-11:15am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED LEVEL 3, AGE 5+ Begins refinement of front crawl with a focus on rotary breathing. Continues to familiarize students with back crawl, while introducing finning and elementary backstroke. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 4:35-5:05pm 4 Staff POOL 5:10-5:40pm 4 Staff POOL 6:20-6:50pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 9:35-10:05am S 8 Staff POOL 10:10-10:40am S 8 Staff POOL 11:20-11:50am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED LEVEL 4, AGE 5+ Develops student s ability to swim front crawl for increased distances with a mastery of rotary breathing, while continuing improvement in back crawl and elementary backstroke. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 5:10-5:40pm 4 Staff POOL 5:45-6:15pm 4 Staff POOL 6:20-6:50pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 9:35-10:05am S 8 Staff POOL 10:45-11:15am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED LEVEL 5, AGE 5+ Introduces breaststroke, dolphin kick and treading water. Promotes swimming endurance while establishing student s ability to demonstrate front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke for greater distances. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 4:35-5:05pm 4 Staff POOL 5:45-6:15pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 10:45-11:15am S 8 Staff POOL ZPED LEVEL 6, AGE 5+ Increases swimming endurance in front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke. As well as, improve breaststroke and treading water for 1 minute 30 seconds and introducing sidestroke. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 6:55-7:25pm 4 Staff POOL Saturday Session 10:10-10:40am 8 Staff POOL ZPED LEVEL 7, AGE 5+ Explores circle swimming, workout equipment, stretching, body alignment and diving from the side and board. Continues to use and improve previously learned strokes. Choose session dates from description above. North Clackamas Aquatic Park Sessions 1, 2 & 3 6:55-7:25pm 4 Staff POOL 108

109 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Health/ Well-Being/Safety ZHLT A PLACE AT THE CENTER Check out this social activities program designed for people with memory loss or confusion due to stroke, Alzheimer s or related disorders. This valuable respite program allows caregivers to take some time out from caring for their loved ones. For fee & enrollment info call Milwaukie Center 12:30-4pm W Staff CLRM ZHLT BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK Drop in and get your blood pressure checked by volunteer nurses. 1st Monday, 3rd Tuesday and 4th Friday of the month. No fee. Milwaukie Center 9:45-11:45am MT Staff CLRM 10:30am-12:15pm F Staff CLRM ZHLT DIABETES SUPPORT & EDUCATION GROUP Information, education and sharing for people with Type 2 diabetes, their families and friends. Meets 1st Wednesday of each month. Milwaukie Center 1:30-3pm W Staff CLRM ZHLT SENIOR LAW CLINIC Local, volunteer elder law attorneys provide up to ½ hour consultation on legal issues related to seniors. No charge for this service; however, donations are appreciated. Phone Appointments available 1st and 3rd Tuesday, monthly. Milwaukie Center TBA T Staff CLRM ZHLT FOOT CARE Foot Care Nurses LLC provide foot soaks and toenail/callous trims and lotion foot rub for a $30 fee. Must be 60+ or person with disability. Phone Appointments are available on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month. Milwaukie Center TBA T Staff CLRM Milwaukie Center Resources ZHLT MEALS ON WHEELS Volunteers deliver hot, healthy meals to homebound residents of North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District. Call Social Services at (503) to learn about program qualifications and how to apply. ZHLT TRILLIUM LUNCH Community members can enjoy a healthy, affordable meal, Monday-Friday at noon. Groups of six or more require a reservation. Ages 60 and older, $3.00 donation. Under 60, $5 per person. For more information or a menu, call the Nutrition Coordinator at (503) ZHLT PETE S CAFE Open to the public 9 a.m.-1p.m., Enjoy delicious meals including: homemade soups, fresh salads, sandwiches, hamburgers, beverages and desserts at very reasonable prices. All proceeds help fund the Milwaukie Center s meals on wheels program in North Clackamas County. ZHLT TRANSPORTATION The Transportation Program offers seniors and people with disabilities the freedom of staying connected to the community. We offer door to door service to and from the center for lunch, classes and other activities. We also provide bus transportation to a local grocery store on Tuesday and Thursday each week. For a full list of services and fee information, call the Transportation Coordinator (503) ZHLT CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP The caregivers support group provides participants an opportunity to share ideas and meet with others who are experiencing similar challenges. Facilitated by Elite Care staff. Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Milwaukie Center 6-7:30pm T CLRM ZHLT VIEWS SUPPORT GROUP This confidential senior support group is led by peer counselors from Volunteers Involved in the Emotional Well-being of Seniors. The focus is to develop new ways of coping with life s challenges. For additional information, phone Milwaukie Center 3-4pm T CLRM Healthy Aging Seminars The Milwaukie Center offers Healthy Aging seminars focused on a variety of education and health topics presented by local professionals. To register for these seminars or for additional information, call Social Services at (503) or check on line at ncprd.com/milwaukie-center. ZHLT STAYING CONNECTED Want to learn more about the benefits of social engagement? Staying connected is geared specifically toward individuals with early memory loss and their care partners. Class sponsored by the Alzheimer s Association. Milwaukie Center 1:30-3:30pm W 9/9 4 Staff CLRM ZHLT LONG TERM CARE WITH MEDICAID & VETERANS BENEFITS Veteran and Medicaid benefits can be important components in paying for long-term care. Elder law and estate planning attorney Geoff Bernhardt will discuss: Veteran and Medicaid benefits, asset protection, Medicare, and in-home care. Milwaukie Center 10:30am-12pm T 9/22 1 Bernhardt CLRM ZHLT FALL PREVENTION AWARENESS Providence Milwaukie hospital physical therapists will discuss reducing and preventing falls, conduct individual gait and fall risk assessments. Participants can ask questions, learn about physical therapy and how it s used to maintain health. Milwaukie Center 1-3pm T 9/22 1 Staff CLRM ZHLT MAKING END OF LIFE HEALTHCARE CHOICES Learn about death and dying have changed and the importance of planning for end of-life. Also, explore challenging end-of-life conversations with loved ones/health-care professionals. Seminar meets two nights, participants should plan on attending both nights. Milwaukie Center 5-7pm W 9/30 2 Brauer-Rieke CLRM ZHLT SHIBA: 2016 MEDICARE PLAN CHANGES New to Medicare or enrolling in a different plan? Join us for an overview of the 2015 revisions. Eligibility requirements, enrollment periods, Planfinder and Medicare Parts A-D will be covered. Enrollment period: Oct 15-Dec 7. Milwaukie Center 10:30am-12pm W 10/14 1 Bernhardt CLRM ZHLT NATIONAL MEMORY SCREENING Skilled volunteers use a memory recall screening tool to gauge the individual s ability to recall information. Depending on the outcome, a recommendation may be made for additional testing with a medical professional. Milwaukie Center 10:30am-12pm W 10/14 1 Bernhardt CLRM Language Studies YFLS SPANISH I For students with little or no Spanish language experience. If you have questions about the class, please Lucia at trilma@msn. com. Age 62+ $45. Milwaukie Center 2-3:30pm M 9/28 8 $60 Torres CLRM YFLS SPANISH II For students who have a basic knowledge of Spanish-continued development of reading, writing and speaking skills. If you have questions about the class, please Lucia at [email protected]. Age 62+ $53. Milwaukie Center 12:15-2pm M 9/28 8 $70 Torres CLRM YFLS SPANISH CONVERSATION I A casual conversation class for people who can speak some Spanish. Students speak and the teacher makes corrections while leading a topic. If you have questions, please Lucia at [email protected]. Age 62+ $45. Milwaukie Center 10:30am-12pm M 9/28 8 $60 Torres CLRM YFLS SPANISH COVERSATION II A casual conversation class for people in a higher level Spanish class. Students speak and the teacher makes corrections while leading a topic. If you have questions, please Lucia at [email protected]. Age 62+ $45. Milwaukie Center 9-10:30am M 9/28 8 $60 Torres CLRM Community Education 109

110 North Clackamas Parks & Recreation Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education 110 YFLS SPANISH IMMERSION Scenarios will be set up for students to prepare themselves for situations in Spanish speaking countries. Second and third classes begin at 10:30am. If you have questions, please Lucia at Age 62+ $38. Milwaukie Center 9am-1:30pm MTW 9/21 1 $50 Torres CLRM Music ZMDT MILWAUKIE CENTER SINGERS Practice singing in this casual atmosphere and perform once a month in the community. Milwaukie Center. 1:30-2:30pm M 9/28 12 $10 Rice CLRM ZMDT BEGINNING UKULELE Ages 12 and older. Learn to tune your ukulele, basic strumming and chords. You ll be jamming to your favorite songs before you know it. Bring a Ukulele and a tuner. Res. $12, Non-Res $15. Milwaukie Center 6-7pm W 9/9 4 CLRM ZMDT BEGINNING UKULELE II Ages 12 and older. Continue to develop your basic skills, strumming and chords. Learn new songs. Practice in a group atmosphere. Res. $12, Non-Res $15. Milwaukie Center 6-7pm W 10/7 4 CLRM ZMDT UKULELE JAM GROUP Practice and play songs in this casual atmosphere. Class is ongoing. Activity fee: $1 per session. Milwaukie Center 9:30-11am TH CLRM Special Interests/Hobbies Interest & Activity Groups ZAPA DAYTIME BINGO Play for fun with small prizes. Drop in. 25 cents per card. Milwaukie Center 1-2pm TTH Staff CLRM ZAPA EVENING CASH BINGO Cash prizes and refreshments. Drop in. $5 first packet; $3 second packet, $1 for special games. No bingo Mar. 20. Milwaukie Center 6:30-9pm TH Staff CLRM ZAPA CRIBBAGE Beginners and experienced players welcome. No experience necessary. Activity fee: $1 per session. Milwaukie Center 1:30-3:30pm TH Staff CLRM ZAPA FRIENDS QUILTING For experienced needle crafters. Group quilts once a week to raise funds for senior services. Bring a sample of your work. No fee. Milwaukie Center 8:30-11:30am TH Staff CLRM ZAPA CHINESE MAH JONGG The objective of the game is to be the first to Mah Jongg where all your tiles form four sets plus one pair. Interested in learning, contact Angela Wright at [email protected] or (503) Activity fee: $1 per session. Milwaukie Center 12:30-3:30pm M Staff CLRM ZAPA MAH JONGG Mah Jongg originated in China and is a game of skill, strategy and chance. Experience preferred. If interested in learning, please contact Judy Hervey at [email protected] Activity fee: $1 per session. Milwaukie Center 12:30-3:30pm W Staff CLRM ZAPA PARTY BRIDGE Ages 18 and older for those who already play the game. Group rules apply. Drop in. $1 per session. Milwaukie Center 12:30-3:30pm TH Staff CLRM ZAPA billiards Two pool tables with open play. Activity fee: $1 per session. Milwaukie Center closed Nov. 11 and 27. Milwaukie Center 8:30am-5pm M-F Staff CLRM ZAPA WOOD CARVING Activity period for novice to advanced wood carvers--with guidance for starter projects, instruction on safety and tool care. Activity fee: $1 per session. Drop in. Milwaukie Center 8:30am-12pm W Staff CLRM Sports/Outdoor Activities YOUTH ACTIVITIES ZOUT ARCHERY: AGE 8-14 Learn the basics of archery from stance to aim, draw, release & follow-through. Finger tabs & arm guards required. Parent must attend first class. Res. $55, Non-Res. $65, includes rental equipment; Res. $40, Non-Res $50, students provide equipment. Broken Arrow Archery 10-11am S 10/10 6 Okita ARCH ZOUT CHEER STARZ CHEERLEADING Grades K-8. The recreational Cheer Starz program progressively teaches fundamental cheerleading skills such as, arm motions, jumps, gymnastics, stunting and dance routines, while encouraging teambuilding, friendships and F-U-N! for more information visit ncprd.com. TBA TBA TBA Staff GYM ZOUT HOOPERS BASKETBALL Grades K-8. The recreational Hoopers program focuses on fitness, fun and skill development such as, ball handling, shooting techniques and footwork, while encouraging teamwork and sportsmanship. For more information visit ncprd.com. TBA TBA TBA Staff GYM ZOUT HORSEBACK RIDING, BEGINNER 1 Ages Learn basic horsemanship skills in riding, care of horses and equipment. Indoor riding arena used in poor weather. Boots or hard-soled shoes must be worn, & riding helmets provided. Res. $115, Non-Res. $125. Highland Stables 4:30-6pm W 9/23 4 Gill ARENA 8:30-10am S 9/26 4 Gill ARENA 4:30-6pm W 10/28 4 Gill ARENA 8:30-10am S 10/31 4 Gill ARENA ZOUT HORSEBACK RIDING, BEGINNER 1 Ages Class for riders who can walk & trot without help. Indoor riding arena used in poor weather. Boots or hard-soled shoes must be worn, & riding helmets provided. Res. $115, Non-Res. $125. Highland Stables 4:30-6pm F 9/25 4 Gill ARENA 4:30-6pm F 10/30 4 Gill ARENA ADULT SPORTS ZOUT CO-ED VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM Recreational open gym volleyball for adults 18+. Fee is payable at the door. Open gym schedule is subject to change. Current schedule dates are available online at ncprdsports.com Mt. Scott Elementary 7-10pm F 9/4 11 $3 Gym ZOUT SOFTBALL: FALL FRENZY LEAGUE A recreational adult slowpitch softball league for adults 18+. Friday evening and Sunday afternoon/evening divisions offered for men s, women s and co-ed teams. League details and registration available online at ncprdsports.com Hood View Park 6:30-11pm F 9/11 11 Field 3-10pm SU 9/13 11 Field

111 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Travel/Trips/Tours Milwaukie Center 39ers Enjoy the scenery, make new friends and relax as we take you to interesting, exciting destinations. From day excursions to Out to Lunch Bunch (OTLB) trips, there s always something for everyone. All trips leave from/return to the Milwaukie Center. Standing and walking is required on most trips. Wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately. Bring money for lunch unless otherwise noted. For more information about trips contact the Travel Desk at Register for trips in person at the Travel Desk inside the Milwaukie Center, Mon-Fri 9am-1pm. Full payment by check or cash is required at the time of registration to reserve a seat MINGO S ITALIAN RESTAURANT (OTLB) Recommended by a patron, this Beaverton restaurant is on the MAX line. A bus to Town Center and hop the train. Ticket included. Bring money for lunch. Res. $7, Non-Res. $9. 11am-2:30pm T 10/6 HOOD RIVER HARVEST FESTIVAL A great place to get a head start on holiday shopping! You ll find an array of arts and crafts, glass, wood sculpture, ceramics, photography, fiber art, jewelry, and much more. Entry fee included. Bring money for lunch and shopping. Res. $31, Non-Res. $36. 11:30am-5pm F 10/16 TARBOUSH RESTAURANT (OTLB) Portland s best Lebanese restaurant is on Hawthorne St.! Bring money for lunch. Res. $10, Non-Res. $12. 11:30am-2:30pm M 10/19 CHAMPOEG STATE PARK & PACIFIC HAZELNUT FACTORY Historical buildings and shopping for goodies. Bring money for lunch at the Donald Café and hazelnut treats. Res. $14, Non-Res. $16. 10am-2:30pm TH 10/29 WIDMER BROTHERS BREWING (OTLB) Come along on a brief, informative tour of the brewery, followed by beer tasting and a delicious lunch at Widmer s Gasthaus restaurant. Res. $10, Non-res. $12. 11:30am-2pm W 11/4 PETITE PROVENCE RESTAURANT (OTLB) Back by popular demand! Order either breakfast or lunch at this French bakery and café. You can t miss. Everything is delicious. Bring money for the meal. Res. $10, Non-res. $12. 11:30am-2pm T 11/10 HUBER S TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING DINNER (OTLB) Turkey and all the fixin s or choose something else from the menu. Wait staff will make Huber s famous Irish coffee right at your table (unless you are driving the bus!). Bring money for lunch. Res. $11, Non-res. $13. 11am-2pm TH 11/19 CHRISTMAS SLEIGH SHOP It just so happens that our visit coincides with National Eating Healthy Day! So eat healthy and eat well at this teaching/ learning restaurant for aspiring chefs as they attempt to outdo one another. Bring money for lunch. Res. $15, Non-res. $17. 11am-3:30pm T 11/24 PITTOCK MANSION All dressed up for the holidays! This beautiful historic home high in the Portland hills is even more resplendent when decorated. Admission included. Bring money for lunch at a nearby restaurant. Res. $22, Non-res. $24. 11:30am-3:30pm T 12/8 PASTINI ITALIAN RESTAURANT (OTLB) This is one of our favorite places to spin pasta! They also have sandwiches and soup, if you prefer. Bring money for lunch. Res. $11, Non-res. $13. 11:30am-2pm TH 12/17 ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE (OTLB) This famous eatery has been on Barbur Blvd since Their signature items are the Apple Pancake and Dutch Baby. Bring money for breakfast or lunch. Res. $10, Non-Res. $12. 10am-12:30pm T 12/29 Writing/Literature ZHWL CREATIVE WRITING This class stimulates creative thinking and stretches students abilities to see and write in fresh new ways. Age 62+ $53. Milwaukie Center 1-2:45pm W 9/30 9 $70 Arnold CLRM No class Nov. 11 ZHWL YOUR STORY Learn how to preserve personal history by remembering and documenting special moments and all of life s essential elements. Age 62+ $53. Milwaukie Center 1-2:45pm TH 10/1 8 $70 Arnold CLRM Oregon City Community education programs Please read carefully, some of the local businesses take their own registrations. Registration form for Community Education classes on page 93. Register on line at ocsd62.org/ochs, click on OCCE logo (left side) Eastham Community Center th St. Oregon City Office hours: 7am-4pm Mon-Fri Phone: For class locations, see page 95. Art/Crafts ZAPA DRAWING W/ LYNDA BRAND Tools/techniques through exercises that focus line/shading/gesture/ composition/perspective. Variety of mediums/subject matter. Examples from instructor s work/famous artists. Tutorials on contè crayon/soft pastel/colored pencil. Supply list to student 1 week before class. All levels welcome. Add l fee $5 cash only to instructor day of class. Age: 7th grade-adult. Eastham Community Center 6:30-8:30pm TH 10/1 8 $95 $5 Brand 209 ZAPA HERBAL VEGETARIAN SOAP MAKING Make fine herbal soap yourself. Create your own scented soaps using essential oils/natural additives. Students take home own project. Bring a pair of goggles/dishwashing rubber gloves/newspaper. Get ready for gift giving! Add l fee $15 cash only to instructor day of class. Age: Adult. Eastham Community Center 10am-2pm S 10/17 1 $55 $15 Elting 101 ZAPA MAKE YOUR MARK Printmaking is a great way to express your self. Supplies are provided to make very simple/fun stationary, note cards or fabric!! Lots of opportunity for personal expression! Add l fee $10 cash only to instructor day of class. Age: Adult. Eastham Community Center 10am-2pm S 11/7 1 $55 $10 Elting 101 ZAPA OPEN STUDIO W/ LYNDA BRAND Decide drawing and/or painting medium to explore, as subject matter/ length of time on project. Instructor presents information that pertains to any medium. Bring unfinished projects. Individual help. No supply list. Student brings supplies relevant to their project. Relaxed setting. All levels. Age: 7th grade-adult. Eastham Community Center Note: No class on 11/11, last class 11/18. 6:30-8:30pm W 9/23 8 $95 Brand 209 Community Education 111

112 Oregon City Community Education Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education ZAPA SEWING 101 Introduction will help students learn basics of machine sewing. Fun project will be made. Makes a great gift. Sewing machines provided. Supply list mailed to student one week prior to class. Add l fee $5 cash only to instructor day of class. Age: 9th grade-adult. Eastham Community Center 10am-3pm S 9/26 1 $65 $5 Elting 209 ZAPA WATERCOLOR W/ LYNDA BRAND Master tools/techniques to successfully paint this luminous/ transparent medium, while learning color/composition. Variety of subjects. Individual attention. Relaxed setting. Examples from instructor s work/ famous artists. Supply list sent 1 week before class. Add l fee $5 cash only to instructor day of class. All levels. Age: 7th grade-adult. Eastham Community Center 6:30-8:30pm T 9/29 8 $95 $5 Brand 209 Angel Art Creations Sign Located at 514 Main St., Oregon City Adult/youth. Variety of subject matter that is always rotating & changing. Fun new paint studio in a warm & friendly environment. Amazing instructors take you on a 2.5 hour lesson & you go home w/ a complete painting. Supplies included in cost. Light snacks/ beverages available for purchase. Adult classes: 6:30-9pm M-S $30 11am-1:30pm SU $30 Youth classes: 4-5pm TH $15 FORTE FLORAL ARTISTRY Forte Floral is located at 1502 Washington St., Oregon City. Jennifer Agard will introduce you to the creative world of floral artistry. Courses offered are designed to be fun with no experience necessary. ZAPA BASIC FALL FLOWER ARRANGEMENT W/ JENNIFER For beginner-enjoy a floral arrangement class inside Forte Floral Artistry, let Jennifer teach you the tips/ tricks for flowers & create a bouquet to bring home kicking off the fall season. Age: Adult. Forte Floral Artistry. 6-7:30pm T 10/20 1 $18 $25 Agard SHOP ZAPA HOLIDAY FLOWER ARRANGEMENT W/ JENNIFER For beginner-enjoy a floral arrangement class inside Forte Floral Artistry, let Jennifer teach you the tips/tricks for flowers & create a holiday bouquet to bring home kicking off the holiday season. Age: Adult. Forte Floral Artistry 6-7:30pm M 11/9 1 $18 $25 Agard SHOP Basic Academics ZGED CLUB Z! TUTORING SERVICES Topics covered include SAT strategy, verbal concepts, math concepts and test-day procedures. Students bring note paper, SAT-approved calculator (graphing or scientific; no moblie devices or laptops), water/snack. Tuition includes The Official SAT Study Guide. Classes held 9/27, 10/4, 10/18, 10/25 and 11/1 (no clalss 10/11). Registration for the SAT Test not included. Eastham Community Center 4-7pm SU 9/27 5 $219 ClubZ Culinary ZEAT FALL FRUIT PRESERVATION Canning/freezing are wonderful ways to preserve the harvest. Economical/fun & oh so good! Learn safety procedures regarding food preservation. Hands on project for this class will be carrot cake jam & apple pie in a jar! Samples go home. Add l fee $10 cash only to instructor day of class. Age: Adult. Eastham Community Center 6-10pm TH 10/22 1 $55 $10 Elting KITCHEN Driver Education YDRE ODOT DRIVER EDUCATION SAFETY CLASS for complete information/ to register. Student to successfully complete program, parent must attend parent meeting. Must have learners permit at time of registration. If student has a license, obtains their license while taking the class, or is 18 or older before graduating from program, an add l $210 charged. Free/reduced lunch eligible students receive a $75 discount on tuition. Refunds given up to 1 week prior to start date of class, minus $30 non-refundable fee, less than 1 week prior to start date, no refunds. Age: Oregon City High School 3:15-6:30pm M 8/31 10 $300 Stewart 3:15-6:30pm T 9/1 10 $300 Roehm Parent Meeting 6-8pm W 9/2 Exercise/Fitness ZPED BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE TAEKWON DO W/WILL COULTER Traditional Korean martial art of self-defense. Beg. stretch/ strengthen their bodies while learning basic strikes/blocks/kicks. Completing beginner course, students will be well prepared for intermediate class. Inter. student, ranked blue belt & above practice skills to strengthen your mind/body. Age: 7-Adult. Eastham Community Center Session 1: 7:10-8:25pm TTH 9/8 8 $90 Coulter GYM Session 2: 7:10-8:25pm TTH 11/3 7 $80 Coulter GYM Thanksgiving week, class will be on Mon 11/23 & Wed 11/25. YPED PILATES MAT CLASS Strengthen & tone muscles, improve flexibility, balance and posture. Learn to move from your core. Some props required, call instructor for details No class 11/25. Age: 19-Adult. Tan colored Comm. Bldg 200 Longview Way, Oregon City. Note: 10/14; 11/11; 12/9 classes will be held in the Blue Bldg Gain St. OC 6-7pm W 9/16 12 $85 Waddell BLDG Oregon City Jazzercise Men & Women ages 11-Adult. Register or visit [email protected]. Cardio moves to enhance endurance & burn mega calories, strength training define muscles & strengthen core, stretching to increase flexibility. Handheld weights/resistance tubes/balls. YPED JAZZERCISE MEN & WOMEN AGES 11-ADULT A calorie-torching/hip-swiveling/shakira d-be-proud dance party workout to put your abs to the test with a hot playlist to distract you from the burn. Strike/fusion/core/strength/Dance Mixx, will leave you breathless/tone & coming back for more! Men & women. Age: 11-Adult. Eastham Community School. 5:45-6:45am MWF 9/14 Staff GYM 8-9am M-S 9/14 Staff GYM 9:15-10:15am M-S 9/14 Staff GYM 4-5pm SU 9/13 Staff GYM 4:40-5:40pm MWF 9/14 Staff GYM 5:50-6:50pm M-TH 9/14 Staff GYM Trails End Martial Arts w/sensei Howard Griffiths Martial Art training by offering instruction in traditional styles of Kenpo Karate-Jutsu/Torite Jutsu/Combat Sambo. Learn self-defense/ discipline/methods of exercise for physical fitness/stress relief. Learn more: ZPED TRADITIONAL MARTIAL ARTS Build confidence & train in a fun, yet structured environment. Beginning/Intermediate students combined. Age: 7-Adult. King Elementary School. 6:15-7:30pm T 9/29 10 $60 Griffiths GYM 112

113 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Health/Well-Being/Safety ZHLT BABYSITTING SAFETY/STAY HOME ALONE The child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program covers child safety/basic care incl. CPR techniques infant/children. CABS stresses priority to keep you & the children you care for safe. Program content from American Health & Safety Institute. Certification card issued upon successful completion. Age: Eastham Community Center. 9am-12pm S 11/7 1 $75 Hazapis 209 ZHLT MEDIC FIRST AID CPR & AED Medic First Aid training teaches appropriate emergency response skills. Adult CPR/AED/First Aid. Receive 2-yr CPR/First Aid card in OSHA compliant course. Age: 14-Adult. Eastham Community Center. 6-9pm TH 11/5 1 $65 Hazapis 101 Complete Health Chiropractic Center LLC To register for these free classes call Complete Health Chiropractic Center LLC is located at 365 Warner Milne Rd. Suite 105 Oregon City. chiropractic care/corrective exercises/lifestyle advice/nutritional counseling/massage therapy/spinal & postural screenings along with the community education classes offered at their office. ZHLT EXERCISE The human body is designed to move. Learn why exercise is vital, & simple ways to fit more exercise into your life! Free class-call Age: 12-Adult. Complete Health Chiropractic Center 5:30-6:30pm T 10/6 1 Pitcairn OFFICE ZHLT NUTRITION Proper functioning of the body is dependent upon food & nutrition, must be consumed in healthy portions to perform their duties. Free class-call Age: 12-Adult. Complete Health Chiropractic Center 5:30-6:30pm T 9/15 1 Pitcairn OFFICE ZHLT PHYSICAL/EMOTIONAL AND LIFESTYLE EFFECTS OF STRESS Stress can affect you in many ways. People often notice the emotional effects of stress, but aren t always aware of all of the ways stress can have a physical impact. Free class-call Age: 12-Adult. Complete Health Chiropractic Center 5:30-6:30pm T 11/17 1 Pitcairn OFFICE Special Interests/Hobbies ZAPA HORSE 101-SCIENCE BEHIND ART OF RIDING HORSES Improve your performance & relationship with your horse in any discipline. Topics-Horse anatomy/conformation/gaits/saddle-bit design/fitting. Riders will greatly improve w/knowledge of how your horse s body/equipment works. Age: 12-up. Eastham Community Center. 6-9pm T 11/3 6 $90 Keavney 101 ZAPA HORSE 102-SCIENCE BEHIND CARING FOR A HORSE Learn to save money feeding your horse & avoid costly vet bills! Topics-Horse anatomy/nutrition/buying good quality hay/pasture management/poisonous plants/horse first aid/preventive care. Parent suggested to attend with students aged Age: 12-up. Eastham Community Center. Note: no class 11/11. Last class 12/9. 6-9pm W 10/28 6 $90 Keavney 101 Renew Furniture Renew Furniture located at SE 82nd Drive, Gladstone. Classes located at Renew Furniture. Register w/ Oregon City Community Ed. ZAPA FURNITURE REPAIR Repair that heirloom in the attic. Bring project to class & learn how to disassemble/repair/reassemble broken furniture. Power tools & hand tools will be available. Individual attention to each project. Student contacted prior to class regarding your project. Age: Adult. Renew Furniture 9am-1pm S 9/12 3 $120 $40 Cusma BLDG ZAPA REFINISHING CABINET FRONTS Kitchen/bathroom/hallway cabinets looking worn/stained? Bring 1 or 2 cabinet doors to class & learn to remove old finish/stain/paint & replace with totally new/bright & lasting look of your choice. Save thousands by doing it your self & doing it right. Student contacted prior to class. Age: Adult. Renew Furniture 9am-1pm S 10/10 3 $120 $40 Cusma BLDG ZAPA REPAIRING LOOSE FURNITURE JOINTS Loose/wobbly table & chair legs can be dangerous. Bring worst piece to class, learn repair techniques that give new life, then you repair rest of the set. Learn to fix tenoned joints, doweled joints & others. Student contacted prior to class. Age: Adult. Renew Furniture 9am-1pm S 11/7 2 $100 $40 Cusma BLDG Sports/Outdoor Activities Oregon City Community Education Youth Sports Register now for the following youth sports for Fall/Winter On line at OCSD62.org, click on OCCE logo (located on left hand side) look for the youth sports info. Phone registrations call Todd Kemhus In Person registrations at Eastham Comm. Center th St. OC. ZOUT CO-ED INDOOR SOCCER PreK-6th grade boys & girls. Reg. deadline 9/3. Practices tentatively begin week of 9/21. Volunteer coaches needed. All abilities welcome. Practice times/places TBA by coaches. Oregon Soccer Center $75 Staff CNTR ZOUT CO-ED VOLLEYBALL 3RD - 5TH GRADE Reg. deadline 9/3. Practices tentatively begin week of 9/21. Volunteer coaches needed. All abilities welcome. Practice times/ places TBA by coaches. Oregon City Community Ed $75 Staff BLDG ZOUT VOLLEYBALL 6TH - 8TH GRADE Reg. deadline 9/3. Practices tentatively begin week of 9/21. Volunteer coaches needed. All abilities welcome. Practice times will be right after school. Oregon City Community Ed $85 Staff BLDG ZOUT BASKETBALL 3RD 6th GRADE All 3rd-6th grade boys. Reg. deadline 10/26. Practices tentatively begin week of 11/16. Volunteer coaches needed. All abilities welcome. Practice times/places TBA by coaches. Oregon City Community Ed $75 Staff BLDG ZOUT BASKETBALL 7th 8th GRADE Reg. deadline 10/30. Practices tentatively begin week of 10/26. Volunteer coaches needed. All abilities welcome. Practice times will be right after school. Oregon City Community Ed $85 Staff BLDG Highland Stables Come join us & learn how fun riding & taking care of horses can be. Country setting w/ trails, indoor/outdoor arenas w/ a warm viewing room for visitors to watch students during cooler weather. English style riding for balance (bases for all riding disciplines), helmets provided & boots are required w/ 1 inch heel (cowboy boots ok). ZOUT BEGINNER 1 LESSONS-ENGLISH STYLE Ideal class for beginners or those returning. Learn basic horsemanship skills in riding, care of horse & equipment. Parents can watch student from the warm viewing room during the cooler weather. See above for requirements. Age: 8-Adult. Highland Stables. 4:30-6pm T 9/22 4 $125 Staff ARENA 4:30-6pm T 10/27 4 $125 Staff ARENA ZOUT BEGINNER 2 LESSONS-ENGLISH STYLE Ideal class for riders who can walk & trot without help. Students who have taken the beginner riding lessons. Parents can watch student from the warm viewing room during the cooler weather. See above for requirements. Age: 10-Adult. Highland Stables 4:30-6pm TH 9/24 4 $125 Staff ARENA 4:30-6pm TH 10/29 4 $125 Staff ARENA Community Education 113

114 Community Education Oregon City Pioneer Community Center Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room ZOUT INTRODUCTION TO JUMPING LESSONS-ENGLISH STYLE Riders who walk/trot/canter safely. Effective warm-up/introductory gymnastic exercises for rider & horse. Open to riders who do not have a horse/riders who wish to bring their own mount. Helmets are available. Jumping boots are required. Age: 12-Adult. Highland Stables 11am-12pm W 9/23 4 $150 Gill ARENA 6:30-7:30pm W 9/23 4 $150 Gill ARENA 11am-12pm W 10/28 4 $150 Gill ARENA 6:30-7:30pm W 10/28 4 $150 Gill ARENA NW Discoveries NW Discoveries will provide all equipment needed to have a relaxed enjoyable experience. Classes go rain or shine. IMPORTANT: For directions, meet locations and what to wear it is important to go to Youth 11 years & older can register w/adult. ZOUT TOURING KAYAK LONG TOUR/LESSON NO TRANSIT Explore local waterway at a leisurely pace in touring kayak. Stable & responsive kayak allow you to become proficient paddlers. Solo & double available. Brief introduction/lesson to kayaking. Age: Adult. Rock Island-Willamette River 8:30am-12:30pm S 10/10 1 $66 Barker RIVER Scuba Specialties Northwest LLC Please contact [email protected] or through our web page at for questions and to register. Instructors are experienced professional educators who love being in the water and teaching others about the marine environment. The Pacific Northwest has some of the best cold water diving for skilled divers. ZOUT ADVANCED SCUBA DIVER Let your underwater adventure continue! Apply your scuba skills as you explore new dive sites & activities under supervision of your NAUI Instructor. ZOUT SCUBA DIVING Six course teaches you everything you need to know to be a safe, Pacific Northwest Scuba diver. Class includes instruction/books/ rentals. Fully prepares you for the open water certification. ZOUT SCUBA EXPERIENCE Come try it out for a full evening of fun. Be briefed on safety & given overview of scuba gear. Alumni of this class interested pursuing a scuba certification will receive a discount on their certification class & the purchase of mask, fins, and snorkel. ZOUT SKIN DIVING FOR CHILDREN Do you want your children to be safer around the water? Children or entire families can join us for our Skin Diving Specialty. Skin diving can be enjoyed your entire life. This class will be open to children & their family members. ZOUT FIRST AID/CPR/AED/OXYGEN PROVIDER Whether it is a work requirement/want to be prepared for anything life throws at you, We are happy to break this certification down & offer any part of it to you/family/entire office staff. Contact us for pricing breakdowns. Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Oregon City Pioneer Community Center Registration form for Community Education classes is on page 93. Please Note: Pioneer Center registration begins on Tuesday, August 25. Payment Cash or check preferred. Full payment is due before the first class begins. Cancellations Classes, programs or events may be cancelled due to lack of participation. Refunds A full refund will be given only if requested before the first day of class. No refund is given if a class has already begun. For class locations, see page 95. Phone: Classes held at Pioneer Community Center. Center is open Monday through Friday from 9am to 4pm. Holiday Closures: Monday, September 7, Wednesday, November 11, Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27. Arts/Crafts ZAPA ACRYLIC & OIL PAINTING For beginning and experienced artists. Emphasis on learning brush techniques, color mixing, shading and composition. To register, call Shirlee at at least 1 week before class begins. Senior Discount $54. 9:30-11:30am W 9/30 11 $95 Lind CRAFT ZAPA BUSY BEES Have fun making crafts, sewing quilts, aprons, etc. for fundraisers. Group meets every Monday. Closed September 7. 9am-12pm M Staff CRAFT ZAPA KNITTING & CROCHETING, BEG. Learn basic knitting and crocheting stitches. Bring your own needles, yarn & patterns. Cost is $20 for a four week session. No class Nov 11. Call Janice Tipton to schedule: am-12pm W Tipton CLRMI ZAPA OIL & ACRYLIC PAINTING For beginning and experienced artists. Emphasis on learning brush techniques, color mixing, shading and composition. To register, call Shirlee at at least 1 week before class begins. No class Nov 11. Senior Discount $54. 12:30-2:30pm W 9/30 11 $95 Lind CRAFT ZAPA WATERCOLOR WITH MELISSA GANNON Explore the exciting & challenging medium of transparent watercolor! Learn to mix colors, the basics of composition, elements of perspective, & drawing. All levels welcome. Please call to register for class. Senior Discount $60. 11am-1:30pm TH 10/1 8 $100 Gannon CRAFT Computers ZDPS COMPUTERS AVAILABLE FOR USE Computers are available for use Monday-Friday, 9-4pm. No printers. Closed September 7, November 11, November 26 and November 27. 9:00am-4:00pm M-F Staff COMP YDPS INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS 8 LEVEL 1 CLASS Learn how to navigate Windows 8 effectively, including the start screen, charms bar, hot screen corners, Windows app & live tiles. Master Mail, Internet Explorer 10, & much more. Call Jerry King, to register. TBA M King BASEMENT YDPS COMPUTER FIRST STEPS LEVEL 1 CLASS Instruction focuses on learning to communicate with the computer: Understanding computer signs and symbols; the restore down and close commands; repositioning a window, saving/printing files; and an Internet introduction. Call Jerry King, to register. TBA M King BASEMENT 114

115 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room YDPS COMPUTER BASICS LEVEL 2 CLASS This course opens with a survey of computer terminology/ components. Learn to set up folders and create shortcuts. Discover different ways to connect to the internet, search engines and . Call Jerry King, to register. TBA M King BASEMENT YDPS WORD PROCESSING-LEVEL 3 CLASS Students build on the basics to fine tune their word processing skills. Improve your typing skills by learning keyboard short cuts, default settings, commands, macros/tables, and mail merges. Call Jerry King, to register. TBA M King BASEMENT YDPS MASTERING LEVEL 3 CLASS Focus is exclusively on . Setup your own account, learn how to send carbon/blind carbon copies, attach pictures, set up reminders, calendars, and much more. Call Jerry King to register. TBA M King BASEMENT Dance/Theatre ZMDT BALLROOM DANCING Come and dance to the music of the Glenn Tadina 15 piece Big Band - waltzes, rumba, cha-cha, tango, etc. The Black Magic Band alternates every other Wednesday. $5 fee per person. Call Glenn Tadina for more information. 12:45-3pm W Tadina MP ZMDT LINE DANCING-BEGINNING Learn line dance basics and simple dances even if you have two left feet. No partner needed. This class is ongoing. 50 fee per class. No class September pm M Rich MPIII ZMDT LINE DANCING-BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE Learn all the latest line dance steps and some traditional ones as well. No partner needed. This class is ongoing. 50 fee per class. Begin] 12:00 1:00pm Interm] 1:00 3:00pm 12-3pm T Staff MPIII Exercise/Fitness YPED ZUMBA FITNESS This easy-to follow Latin-inspired class is like a dance-fitness party. Dress comfortably, wear sneakers, and bring water. First class (September 23rd) is free for first timers. Please call Bev ( ) for more information. No class Nov 11. 5:30-6:30pm W 9/23 12 $40 Bunting MPIII YPED CROSS TRAINING PROGRAM This modified workout program is designed for overall body fitness. We will combine cardio, weight training and stretching exercises. Bring light hand held weights & exercise mat. Adults of all ages welcome. Senior Discount $39. 9:30-10:30am M 9/28 11 $55 Hall MPIII YPED CARDIO MOVEMENT This cardio movement class with fun dance music combines walking and aerobics for a calorie burning workout! Bring light hand held weights. Adults of all ages welcome. No class Nov. 26. Senior Discount $55. 10:45-11:30am TTH 9/29 11 $79 Hall MPIII YPED GENTLE PILATES STRETCHING/YOGA Use Yoga movements and Pilates stretches to strengthen and promote more flexibility, strength & balance. Please bring a yoga mat. Adults of all ages welcome. No class Nov 26. Senior Discount $74. Pioneer Community Center 9:30-10:30am TTH 9/29 11 $105 Hall MPIII ZPED MINDFULNESS MEDITATION: TO GOOD HEALTH & HAPPINESS Learn how to calm the mind while strengthening concentration with simple breathing methods and comfortable postures. This nonreligious technique helps direct the mind to a more peaceful state. For more information contact Surja at :00-8:30pm M 9/28 11 $88 Tjahaja CRAFT YPED TAI CHI, MIXED LEVELS This ancient Chinese movement improves strength, flexibility, concentration and balance by combining gentle physical exercise and mental discipline. Register at For more information call Nick at Senior Discount $100. Closed Nov :30-11:30am MW 9/28 11 $150 Hancock MPIII YPED YOGA WITH JENNY JUFFS, BEGINNING Dress comfortably, bring water and a yoga mat. Work on flexibility, mobility/strength, breathing techniques and holding poses. No previous experience needed. To register, call Kim at Senior discount $72. No Class Oct 8 and Nov 26. 5:30-6:30pm TH 9/17 12 $80 Juffs MPIII YPED YOGA WITH JENNY JUFFS, BEGINNING II Further your yoga knowledge. Previous experience preferred. Class introduces more intermediate poses/techniques. Focus on body awareness, strength and flexibility. Bolsters, straps and partner stretches utilized. To register, call Kim at Senior discount $72. No Class Oct 8 and Nov 26. 6:30-7:30pm TH 9/17 12 $80 Juffs MPIII YPED TAOIST TAI CHI, BEGINNING This internal martial art improves health through a gentle set of 108 movements. Wear flat shoes and loose clothing. Cost includes Int l Taoist Tai Chi Society lifetime membership. Suggested donation $140. Over 62 $110. Call or go to 6-7:30pm M 9/14 16 Staff MPIII YPED TAOIST TAI CHI, INTERMEDIATE This is a continuing/intermediate class for Society members who have taken the beginning class. Same description as previous class. Monthly donation suggested. Call or go to www. taoist.org. 7:30-9pm M 9/14 16 Staff MPIII ZPED WEIGHT ROOM FOR ADULTS 50 YEARS AND UP Enjoy the Weight Room and exercise with others! Prerequisite Orientation is required and introduces a personalized fitness program designed to meet your individual needs and goals. Call Purchase 24 visits for $20. 9am-4pm M-F Staff WEIGHT Health/Well-Being/Safety ZHLT PEDICURES & MANICURES Registered Nurses offer pedicures & manicures 1st & 3rd Tuesday & 2nd Wednesday of the month. Cost is $30 paid to the RN. Ingrown nails, calluses etc. can be corrected. Please bring 2 towels. Call am-3pm TW Staff CRAFT ZHLT AA SUPPORT GROUP Come join in our Alcoholic Anonymous support group. Meets every Sunday in the Pioneer Center s Basement. 1:30-3:30pm SU Staff BASEMENT ZHLT NARANON SUPPORT GROUP Join in our Narcotics Anonymous support group. Meets every Thursday in the Pioneer Center s Basement. 7-9pm TH Staff BASEMENT ZHLT ALZHEIMER S SUPPORT GROUP A caregivers support group for those whose loved ones are affected by Alzheimer s and other types of dementia. Call for more information. Meets on the 3rd Wednesday monthly. 12:00-1:30pm W Staff CLRMII ZHLT GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP Provides a safe place to share your thoughts, feelings and problems as you work through your grief. Please call for more information. Meets on 2nd & 4th Thursdays each month. 1:30-3:30pm TH Petrie CLRMII Community Education 115

116 Oregon City Pioneer Community Center Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education ZHLT LUNCH AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER Come join us for lunch with dessert bar served Monday-Friday from 11:30am-12:30pm in our dining room. Suggested donation (60+) is $3.00. Cost under 60 is $4.50. Call for more information. 11:30am-12:30pm M-F Staff DINE ZHLT MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAM Provides home delivered noon meals (Mon-Fri) to homebound 60+ seniors and Medicaid qualified disabled persons in Oregon City and West Linn. Call Shirley Ryan at for more info. Volunteer substitute drivers needed. TBA M-F Staff DINE ZHLT GROCERY SHOPPING TRIPS For ages 60+ years or disabled. Suggested donation $1.00 each way. Pick-up starts at 12:45pm. Call for a ride. Mon/Tues Fred Meyer; Wed - Albertsons; Fri - Haggens/Grocery Outlet. TBA M-F Staff TRANS ZHLT TRANSPORTATION For ages 60+ years or disabled who reside in OC and West Linn. Vans are lift-equipped. $1.00 donation each way. Call for a ride. (Closed Sep 7, Nov 11, 26-27) TBA M-F Staff TRANS ZHLT BLOOD PRESSURE AND HEARING TESTS Blood pressure (Helping Hands Home Care) and hearing testing (Able Hearing). No appointment needed. Please call for more information. 2nd Tuesday each month. 10:00am-12:00pm T Staff CLRMI Music ZMDT PIONEER SINGERS Attention former singers in the Oregon City area! Come and tune up your vocal cords, and have fun too! Fall rehearsals begin Friday, September 11th. For more information, please call Melinda Byers at am-12pm F Ongoing $30 Byers MPIII ZMDT MUSIC TOGETHER FAMILY CLASS Music Together Family Class is for children age birth to kindergarten and the grownups who love them. Each child participates at his own level in singing, moving, listening, and exploring musical instruments. Register at com. TBA TBA REZNICSEK BASEMENT ZMDT Beginning Ukulele Part 1 In this popular class you will quickly learn tuning, simple chords, and tons of songs. Tenor, Soprano, or concert GCEA tuning only. To register call Bill Price at Please provide your own ukulele. 2:00-2:45pm M 9/21 5 $70 Price DINE ZMDT Beginning Ukulele Part 2 This class picks up where Part 1 left off. More great songs, strumming, and chords. Tenor, Soprano, or concert GCEA tuning only. To register call Bill at No class Nov 23. 2:00-2:45pm M 10/26 5 $62 Price DINE ZMDT Beginning Guitar Part 1 This fun and popular class is designed for the absolute beginner. Quickly learn basic chords, simple strumming patterns, how to tune, and basic techniques. To register call Bill at Please provide your own guitar. 2:45-3:30pm M 9/21 5 $70 Price DINE ZMDT Beginning Guitar Part 2 This class picks up where Part 1 left off. More great songs, strumming, and chords. To register call Bill at No class Nov 23. 2:45-3:30pm M 10/26 5 $62 Price DINE Special Interests/Hobbies ZAPA BINGO A lively, friendly group meets weekly for fun & small cash prizes. 25 per card. Closed Nov :30-3pm TH Staff MPII ZAPA DOUBLE DECK PINOCHLE Group meets every Friday. 25 fee. Pioneer Community Center 1-3:30pm F Staff CLRMII ZAPA POOL Come join us for a friendly game of pool. 9am-4pm. No charge (adults only). Closed Sep 7, Nov 11, :00am-4:00pm M-F Staff POOL ZAPA SCRABBLE Come challenge this fun, friendly group that meets every week. Closed Nov 27. Pioneer Community Center 12:30-3pm F Staff CLRMI Travel/Trips/Tours ZTVL DAY TRIPS Come join us for our popular day trips. Call for trip details as times of departure may vary. Trip cost must be pre-paid before your name is added to the trip list. Meals and admission costs not included. Trips are subject to change or cancellation. No refund or credit for no-shows. Credit is given if we are notified of cancellation at least 1 week in advance. Reserve early - limited seating All trips leave from & return to the Pioneer Community Center. OREGON STATE FAIR TBA W 9/2 1 TRANS MOUNT ANGEL OKTOBERFEST TBA TH 9/17 1 TRANS HOOD RIVER FRUIT LOOP TBA W 10/7 1 TRANS BARLOW ROAD TOUR WITH WENDELL BASKINS TBA W 10/21 1 TRANS CREO CHOCOLATE FACTORY & NEW DEAL DISTILLERY TBA W 11/4 1 TRANS NORTHWEST SENIOR THEATRE TBA W 11/18 1 TRANS WINTER WONDERLAND PORTLAND TBA W 12/2 1 TRANS ASPEN MEADOW S CELEBRATION OF LIGHTS TBA W 12/16 1 TRANS West Linn parks and recreation Registration form for Community Education classes on page 93. For class locations, see page 95. Phone: Art/Crafts ZAPA CLOCK REPAIR Fascinated with clocks and time keeping? Learn what makes them tick. A group of clock enthusiasts will teach you the fundamental skills to repair spring or weight driven pendulum clocks. Res. $60, Non-Res. $65. Stafford Primary School 7-10pm T 9/15 12 Alexander CLRM 116

117 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Oil Painting Judy has been painting with the wet on wet technique for over 20 years and has been a certified Bob Ross Instructor for 10 years. She has taught at many Michaels stores and 6 parks and recreation facilities as well as private lessons and painting parties. She also teaches at Valley Christian Church and Charbonneau Country Club. Judy is experienced in teaching ADD, ADHD, and students with mild dementia symptoms. Many of her paintings are proudly displayed in homes across the United States. To see specifics on art go to www. wetpaints.net. Res $48, Non-Res $53. ZAPA OIL PAINTING Using a simple, step by step teaching method, Judy takes you from a blank canvas to a completed masterpiece in one class. All materials provided. To view the name and image of painting, go to www. wetpaints.net. West Linn Adult Community Center 5:30-9pm TH 9/10 1 Stubb CLRM 5:30-9pm TH 10/8 1 Stubb CLRM 5:30-9pm TH 11/12 1 Stubb CLRM 5:30-9pm TH 12/10 1 Stubb CLRM Sunset Fire Hall 10am-2pm S 9/26 1 Stubb CLRM 10am-2pm S 10/24 1 Stubb CLRM 10am-2pm S 11/28 1 Stubb CLRM 10am-2pm S 12/26 1 Stubb CLRM ZAPA BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY This is the first 2 hour introduction of the Advanced Photography class, an overview of how modern digital and film cameras function to create art. A great place to start. This course is not a prerequisite for the Advanced Photography course. Bring camera and manual. Res. $35, Non-Res. $40. West Linn High School 7-9pm M 10/5 1 Guvenir CLRM ZAPA ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY Craftsman Photographer Dwon Guvenir will teach you the skills necessary to be in complete control of your photography, both the tech and the art of photography. This class brings students of all levels up to the advanced level. No prerequisite. Bring camera and manual. Instructor s website Res. $100, Non-Res. $105. West Linn High School, 7-9pm MTW 10/5 3 Guvenir CLRM ZAPA YOUNG REMBRANDTS DRAWING CAMP Ages We ll draw new lessons each week while we enhance the creative and critical thinking skills today s student s needs. Students will use markers or colored pencils to complete a new drawing using core art skills and have fun. Res. $115, Non-Res. $120. West Linn Adult Community Center 4-5pm W 9/23 10 Staff CLRM Child Care/Activities ZFAM FALL Y CHEF Ages As the weather turns colder we also change the foods we eat. This class will focus on some cold weather comfort foods. Kids will make a recipe book. Res. $88, Non-Res. $93. Sunset Firehall 8:30am-2:30pm THF 10/8-91 YMCA CLRM ZFAM HOLIDAY Y CHEF Ages Students will learn simple recipes that warm the heart and stomach. Students will bring home a recipe book and crafts. Res. $119, Non-Res. $124. Sunset Firehall 8:30am-2:30pm M-W 12/ YMCA CLRM ZFAM LEGO ENGINEERING Ages Our student engineers will build and experiment with the simple machines and motors to build cars that move and much more. Res. $119, Non-Res. $124. Sunset Firehall 6-7pm M-W 12/ YMCA CLRM ZFAM JR LEGO Ages 4-6. We have a huge collection of Legos in store to help us create all kinds of great projects, and to test the kids imaginations. Res. $59, Non-Res. $64. Sunset Firehall 9am-12pm M-W 12/ YMCA CLRM ZFAM PARENTING STRATEGIES Providing parents and caregivers with tools and guidance to interact and discipline children, who struggle behaviorally, in a positive and uplifting manner. (Drop-in childcare provided $5 paid onsite). Res. $48, Non-Res. $53. Trillium Creek Porch 6:45-9pm M 9/14 4 Ruble CLRM Culinary ZEAT AUTHENTIC VIETNAMESE SALAD ROLL Gourmet menu for picnic or for a party with friends (plus left over for office lunch box). We will learn how to make vegan, chicken/ pork/beef, and shrimp marinated in an AUTHENTIC (not the boiled variety found in the market/ restaurant) galangal/lemongrass sauce. Then we will barbecue it over charcoal. Res. $35, Non-Res. $40 $8 materials fee is payable to the instructor West Linn Adult Community Center 10am-1:30pm SU 9/6 1 Tjahaja CLRM ZEAT THAI RED CURRY Savory and heartwarmingly delicious! Traditionally with beef or lamb/goat, it can be made vegan with tofu and Kabocha squash. Make curry from scratch using exotic spices as galangal, lemongrass, tamarind, smoked palm sugar, coconut milk, served on red rice. Res. $35, Non-Res. $40 $8 materials fee is payable to the instructor West Linn Adult Community Center 10am-1:30pm SU 10/11 1 Tjahaja CLRM ZEAT WILD MUSHROOM PASTA A perfect dish for fall, when the wild mushroom (Porcini, Chanterelle, Lobster etc.) bloom. Turn your Thanksgiving meal into a feast with these forest delicacies using a sauce reduction technique. Come hungry, we will serve with garlic bread and salad. Res. $35, Non-Res. $40 $12 materials fee is payable to the instructor West Linn Adult Community Center 10am-1:30pm SU 11/15 1 Tjahaja CLRM Dance/Theater ZMDT ADULT DANCE, INTER A different dance each session for the more experienced dancer. This class is beyond the beginning level. Call / [email protected] for more information. Res. $45, Non-Res. $50 West Linn Adult Community Center 8:15-9:15pm TH 9/10 4 Crandell MPR 8:15-9:15pm TH 10/8 4 Crandell MPR 8:15-9:30pm TH 11/5 3 Crandell MPR 8:15-9:30pm TH 12/3 3 Crandell MPR ZMDT BEGINNING WALTZ One of our most popular dances! An all-time favorite! Partners Required/No Partner Rotation Res. $45, Non-Res. $50 West Linn Adult Community Center 7-8pm TH 9/10 4 Crandell MPR ZMDT BEGINNING TANGO A fun and easy dance to learn! Res. $45, Non-Res. $50 West Linn Adult Community Center 7-8pm TH 10/8 4 Crandell MPR ZMDT BEGINNING SALSA A great Latin Dance. Partners required/no partner rotation. Res. $45, Non-Res. $50 West Linn Adult Community Center 8:15-9:15pm TH 11/5 4 Crandell MPR ZMDT BEGINNING LINDY HOP SWING The granddaddy of all swing dances! No acrobatic moves! Partners required/no partner rotation. Res. $45, Non-Res. $50 West Linn Adult Community Center 8:15-9:15pm TH 12/3 4 Crandell MPR ZMDT YOU RE ON THE AIR! Lisa Foster works for clients: Crest Toothpaste, Olay, Café Appassionato, LA Weight Loss, Advanced Laser Clinics and Sleep Train. Lisa will show you a unique path to one of the most lucrative full or part-time careers out there! Res. $35, Non-Res. $45 West Linn Adult Community Center 6:30-8:30pm TH 10/22 1 Foster CLRM Community Education 117

118 West Linn Parks and Recreation Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education Exercise/Fitness YPED T AI CHI BEGINNING Increase your vitality, coordination and balance. This class will introduce you to the ancient Chinese Yang-Style Form. The 24 Movements are performed in a continuous sequence at slow speed beneficial for any age or physical shape. One day per week Res. $72, Non-Res. $77. Two Days per week Res. $132 Non-Res $ 137 TU at Rosemont Ridge School, Sat at Sunset Fire Hall. 6:30-7:30pm T 9/22 8 Miller Commons No class 10/27 9:15-10:15am S 9/26 8 Miller UPSTAIRS YPED T AI CHI INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED T ai Chi Ch uan is both an external and an internal art. Add the deep inner principles of the T ai Chi Masters to the transformational discoveries of your practice. This class is for the self-motivated T ai Chi Player who can perform the 24-Movement Yang-Style Form solo. Enrollment requires Instructor s permission. Res. $72, Non-Res. $77. Rosemont Ridge School 7:30-8:30pm T 9/22 8 Miller Commons YPED T AI CHI ADVANCED WITH FAN FORM T ai Chi Ch uan is both an external and an internal art. Add the deep inner principles of the T ai Chi Masters to the transformational discoveries of your practice. This class is for the self-motivated T ai Chi Player who can perform the 24-Movement Yang-Style Form solo. Enrollment requires Instructor s permission. Res. $108, Non-Res. $113. Rosemont Ridge School 10:15-11:45am S 9/26 8 Miller UPSTAIRS YPED YOGA I, BEGINNING Recover and keep moving! This course Beginning Yoga course focuses on the restorative aspects of the practice. It will be of particular interest to those recovering from Joint replacements or are experiencing similar restrictions to movement. Bring mat and/or blanket, comfortable clothing, & empty stomach. No Class 9/16, 10/7 & 11/11. Res. $56, Non-Res. $61. Willamette Primary School 7:30-9pm M 9/14 7 Rohrbacker CAFÉ 7:30-9pm M 11/2 7 Rohrbacker CAFÉ YPED YOGA II Yoga II is an active practice. This course is built around a series of poses strung together in a flow known as Vinyasas. This is a more aerobics class than Yoga I. Yoga II addresses endurance as well as strength and flexibility. No Class 11/11. Res. $56; Non-Res. $61. Willamette Primary School 7:30-9pm W 9/16 7 Rohrbacker CAFÉ 7:30-9pm W 11/4 6 Rohrbacker CAFÉ YPED YOGA 2 This class is designed for the yoga student with some experience. Special attention is given to postural alignment, core strength and pose breakdowns while incorporating twists, inversions and balance work. No class 11/26. Res. $134; Non-Res.$139. Sachi Wellness. 9-10:15am T 9/8 15 Staff CLRM 9-10:15am TH 9/10 15 Staff CLRM ZPED INTRO BELLY DANCE Ages 12 and up. Learn basic belly dance torso movement, steps and rhythms. Fun workout appropriate for all ages and body types. Res. $65; Non-Res $70. Sachi Wellness 12-1:30pm F 9/11 5 Staff CLRM YPED YOGA, SATURDAY MORNING Open to all levels. Start your weekend with an invigorating dance of movement and breathwork. Res. $135; Non-Res. $139. Sachi Wellness 9-30:10:45am S 9/12 15 Staff CLRM ZPED AM STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Strength and conditioning for the athlete (ages 13 and up). This class utilizes numerous training modulates, including superset, resistance training, circuit and intervals, use of kettlebells, medicine balls, jump ropes and body weights, providing a functional workout. Res. $35, Non-Res. $40 (Drop-ins welcome $10) West Linn Adult Community Center, MPR2. 6-6:45am F 9/4 4 DuBack CLRM 6-6:45am F 10/2 4 DuBack CLRM 6-6:45am F 10/30 4 DuBack CLRM 6-6:45am F 11/27 4 DuBack CLRM ZPED KETTLEBELL FITNESS ORIENTATION Kettlebell Fitness Classes require a one-time, orientation to learn to safely and properly execute Kettlebell fundamental exercises. Participants are required to be barefoot or in flat sneakers. Wristbands are recommended. Res. $40, Non-Res. $45 West Linn Adult Community Center, MPR :30am S 9/5 1 DuBack CLRM 10-11:30am S 10/3 1 DuBack CLRM 10-11:30am S 10/31 1 DuBack CLRM 10-11:30am S 11/28 1 DuBack CLRM ZPED KETTLEBELL FITNESS Focus on kettlebell basics. Kettlebell increases flexibility, strengthens core, abs, back, and glutes! Class also integrates use of bands, body weight exercise, jump rope, and dumb bells. Res. $35, Non-Res. $40 (Drop-ins welcome $10) West Linn Adult Community Center, MPR2. 9-9:45am W 9/9 4 DuBack CLRM 5-5:45pm W 9/9 4 DuBack CLRM 9-9:45am W 10/7 4 DuBack CLRM 5-5:45pm W 10/7 4 DuBack CLRM 9-9:45am W 11/4 4 DuBack CLRM 5-5:45pm W 11/4 4 DuBack CLRM 9-9:45am W 12/2 4 DuBack CLRM 5-5:45pm W 12/2 4 DuBack CLRM Health/Well-Being/Safety PED MINDUFULNESS MEDITATION The Way to Health and Happiness is for ages 15 and older. Actively develop a healthy mind & body, and remove stress with comfortable meditation postures. Good for all health conditions, pain management, and open to all abilities. Res. $49, Non-Res. $54 (Drop-ins welcome $10) Rosemont Ridge Middle School, D :30pm T 9/8 7 Staff CLRM 7-8:30pm T 10/27 7 Staff CLRM Music ZMDT TODDLER TUNES 1 Age 20 mo-3 yrs. For parent & child. Toddler Tunes is a joyful first music experience for your toddler. You and your child will share in a music-making program of rhythms, finger plays, active movement games, keyboard exploration and singing. $20 Materials Fee payable to the instructor. Open Enrollment. Res. $216 Non-Res. $221. Harmony Road Music Center 10-10:30am T 9/8 18 Staff CLRM 10-10:30am F 9/11 18 Staff CLRM 9:30-10am S 9/12 18 Staff CLRM ZMDT MUSIC IN ME Ages 3-4. These classes are dynamic and creative readiness programs for young children. We emphasize ear training, solfege singing, movement, keyboard activities as well as pitch and rhythm awareness in our activities. Parents involved. $25 Materials fee payable to the instructor. Res. $264, Non-Res. $269. Open Enrollment. Harmony Road Music Center 10:30-11:15am T 9/8 16 Staff CLRM 4-4:45pm W 9/9 16 Staff CLRM 10:30-11:15am F 9/11 16 Staff CLRM 9:45-10:30am S 9/12 16 Staff CLRM 118

119 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room ZMDT MORE MUSIC IN ME Ages 3-4. These classes are dynamic and creative readiness programs for young children. We emphasize ear training, solfege singing, movement, keyboard activities as well as pitch and rhythm awareness in our activities. Parents involved. $25 Materials fee payable to the instructor. Res. $264, Non-Res. $269. Harmony Road Music Center 11:15am-12pm T 9/8 16 Staff CLRM 11:15am-12pm F 9/11 16 Staff CLRM ZMDT KEYBOARD PREP I Ages Students learn basic music and piano skills through singing, rhythm, movement, ear training, keyboard activities, solo & ensemble performance. Parents participate in class. $50 materials fee payable to the instructor. Res. $375, Non-Res. $380. Harmony Road Music Center 5:30-6:25pm W 8/26 20 Staff CLRM 4:30-5:25pm TH 8/27 20 Staff CLRM 4:45-5:40pm T 9/8 20 Staff CLRM ZMDT HARMONY ROAD 1 Ages 4 1/2-6. Students learn basic music & piano skills through singing, rhythm, movement, ear training, keyboard activities, solo & ensemble performance. Parents participate in class. $50 materials fee payable to the instructor. Res. $375, Non-Res. $380. Harmony Road Music Center 11-11:55am F 8/28 20 Staff CLRM 10:30-11:25am S 8/29 20 Staff CLRM 3:30-4:25pm T 9/1 20 Staff CLRM 5-5:55pm W 9/9 20 Staff CLRM 3:30-4:25pm M 9/14 20 Staff CLRM ZMDT YOUNG MUSICIAN I Ages 6-7. Students learn basic music & piano skills through singing, ear training, keyboard training, solo & ensemble performance. Parents participate in class. $50 materials fee payable to the instructor. Res. $375, Non-Res. $380. Harmony Road Music Center 4-4:55pm T 8/25 20 Staff CLRM 4:30-5:25pm W 8/26 20 Staff CLRM 10-10:55am S 8/29 20 Staff CLRM ZMDT PIANO STREET FOR TEENS/ADULTS Ages 12-up. Our Piano Street program is a unique and motivating experience designed specifically for teen & adult beginners. Students are introduced to many musical concepts through ear training, note reading, use of chords, solo/ensemble playing and composing. $25 materials fee payable to the instructor com. Res. $288, Non-Res. $293. Harmony Road Music Center 11-11:45am M 9/15 18 Staff CLRM ZMDT FREE PARENT ORIENTATION FOR BEGINNING STUDENTS All Ages. This class is intended for parents or any participating adult of new/prospective student of Harmony Road Music Center. You will learn how our comprehensive musicianship program will provide music education for the family. Free. Harmony Road Music Center 6:30-7:30pm T 9/22 1 Staff CLRM 1:30-2:30pm F 9/25 1 Staff CLRM 6:30-7:30pm T 9/29 1 Staff CLRM Sports/Outdoor Activities ZOUT HORSE RIDING & PUMPKIN CARVING CAMP For individuals with disabilities/special needs. Riders assisted until they can ride independently (30-45 minute horseback ride). Riders may wear a costume suitable for riding and wear closed-toe shoes with heel. Riders must weigh less than 200 lbs. Must self toilet. Res. $55, Non-Res. $60. Happy Trails Riding Center 10-11:30am S 10/24 1 Tangvold ARENA Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room City of Wilsonville PARKS AND RECREATION Wilsonville Parks & Recreation is proud to offer a wide range of classes, activities and events for the whole family! You may register online or in-person. For more information, call PLAY or go to www. WilsonvilleParksandRec.com. Arts/Crafts ZAPA CRAFTY CARD CREATIONS Save money and create personalized gifts for friends and family. During this three hour workshop, participants will create 6 cards, with varying themes, including: Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. All supplies included. Age 55+ $20. Wilsonville Community Center. 9:00am-12:00pm T 10/6 1 $30 Elder CLRM ZAPA OIL PAINTING Ages 12 and older. In this Bob Ross style of oil painting class, start with a blank canvas and leave with a completed masterpiece! This class is taught by Judy Stubb, certified Bob Ross Floral Instructor. All supplies provided. Class examples are available at net Wilsonville Parks and Recreation Administration Building. 5:30-9:00pm T 9/1 1 $50 Stubb CLRM 5:30-9:00pm T 10/6 1 $50 Stubb CLRM 5:30-9:00pm T 11/3 1 $50 Stubb CLRM 5:30-9:00pm T 12/1 1 $50 Stubb CLRM 10am-2:00pm S 9/12 1 $50 Stubb CLRM 10am-2:00pm S 10/10 1 $50 Stubb CLRM 10am-2:00pm S 11/14 1 $50 Stubb CLRM 10am-2:00pm S 12/12 1 $50 Stubb CLRM ZAPA INTRODUCTION TO BEGINNING SEWING Explore new worlds of creativity when you learn basic sewing techniques. Mend or customize your own clothing. Practice new skills by making a colorful custom pillowcase using French seams. No previous experience needed. Bring a sewing machine or sign up with a friend and share one machine. Supply list online at Tauchman House. 9am-4pm S 11/7 1 $60 Sanguinetti Alben CLRM ZAPA BEGINNING SEWING SKILL BUILDING: HOW TO HEM IT Learn to use your basic sewing skills to adjust the hem in a pair of pants, dress or skirt. Customize your wardrobe when you learn to mark, cut and stitch a hem. Hand hemming techniques will be practiced so sewing machines will not be needed in this class. Please review supply list online at Tauchman House. 9am-12pm S 11/14 1 $30 Sanguinetti Alben CLRM ZAPA BEGINNING SEWING SKILL BUILDING: REVERSIBLE TOTE BAG Use your basic sewing skills to make a reversible tote bag for yourself or as a gift for a friend. Please bring a sewing machine. Please review supply list online at Tauchman House. 9am-12pm S 11/21 1 $30 Sanguinetti Alben CLRM ZAPA WOODCARVING GROUP Bring in your woodcarving projects and join a group with others also passionate about this creative pastime. No instruction or supplies provided; bring in your own knowledge, tools and wood and enjoy socializing while carving away. No registration required; drop in any Wednesday. Wilsonville Community Center. 1-3pm W ongoing FREE CLRM Community Education 119

120 Wilsonville Parks and Recreation Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Registration form on page 93. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Community Education ZAPA KNITTING A CABLE SCARF If cables are your thing or you d like to learn how to knot a variety of different cables patterns, this is the class for you. Participants will learn seven different cable patterns. The class will be using patterns from Debbie Macomber s books. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 10am-12pm M 9/14 8 $57 Knox CLRM ZAPA KNITTING FOR BEGINNERS Participants will learn how to knot, and have fun! We ll start at the beginning and learn the following techniques: cast on, knit, pearl and bind off. All levels of experience are welcome. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 1pm-3pm M 9/14 8 $57 Knox CLRM ZAPA KNITTING AN OMBRE BOWL Create your own yarn bowl out of felting yarn. This is a fun project will add a new skill to your knitting toolbox and create a handy container for your yarn. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 1pm-3pm W 9/16 8 $57 Knox CLRM Computers YDPS digital photography editing Improve your photos using the Photoshop Elements program. This class will use Serif x3 tools found in Adobe Photoshop Elements, eg. selections, levels, curves, histograms, masks, layers, color balance and compositing. Each session will involve explanations of tools and application to an image. Wilsonville Community Center. 10am-11:30am TH 10/1 6 FREE Northrup CLRM Dance/Theater ZMDT EAST COAST SWING DANCE FOR BEGINNERS Whether you are a single or a couple, here s your chance to hit the floor! Dancing is great for your brain, and it provides the benefits of exercise without feeling like hard work. Come on down and join the fun! No experience required. Age 55+ $37. Wilsonville Community Center. 6:30-7:20pm T 9/8 5 $47 Drewry CLRM 6:30-7:20pm T 10/13 5 $47 Drewry CLRM ZMDT EAST COAST SWING DANCE FOR INTERMEDIATE STUDENTS Whether you are a single or a couple, here s your chance to hit the floor! Dancing is great for your brain, and is great exercise without feeling like hard work. Come on down and join the fun! Basic East Coast Swing Dance experience required. Age 55+ $37. Wilsonville Community Center. 7:30-8:20pm T 9/8 5 $47 Drewry CLRM 7:30-8:20pm T 10/13 5 $47 Drewry CLRM ZMDT TAP DANCE FOR ALL LEVELS Talk about fun! Whether you ve tapped before or you re a beginner with two left feet, this class will have you shuffling off to Buffalo in no time. Tap dancing is great exercise and the fun, friendly atmosphere will keep you coming back. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 1:30-2:30pm W 9/9 10 $57 Tibbles CLRM No class 11/11 Driver Education YDRE AARP SMART DRIVER This 6-hour course is split into two sessions and will provide you with a comprehensive review of safe driving techniques. Insurance companies often provide discounts to those who complete this course. You must attend both dates of class. $15 AARP members/$20 non-members. Wilsonville Community Center. 9am-12:00pm F 9/18 2 $20 CLRM 9am-12:00pm F 11/6 2 $20 CLRM Exercise/Fitness YPED BODY SCULPT Ages 16 and older. Strengthen and tone all major muscle groups. Focus on the core with hand weight repetitions working the entire body. Modifications and different weights available, so the class can be suited individually as you progress. Fun music, fun people, come join us! Exercise mat required. Wilsonville Community Center. 5:45-6:45pm M 10/19 9 $59 Moody CLRM No class 11/23 YPED PILATES SCULPT Ages 16 and older. Get the best of Pilates and strength training in this class! Use mats and light weights to sculpt lean muscles, with focus on the core abdominals and back. Work each muscle group with a variety of weights. All level (beginner-advanced) will be challenged. Exercise mat required. Wilsonville Community Center. 5:45-6:45pm W 10/14 9 $59 Moody CLRM No Class 11/11 & 11/25 YPED BEGINNING YOGA In this alignment-based class, learn how to go into and come out of a pose. Participants will practice stretching, balancing and develop flexibility. Modifications are available for poses with the use of props to gain alignment. All levels welcome. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 8:30-9:30am TH 9/24 8 $57 Staff CLRM YPED GENTLE YOGA This class will use chairs and props to support the body, easing into and out of a pose while building strength, range of motion, balance and flexibility. All levels are welcome. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 8:30-9:30am T 9/22 8 $57 Staff CLRM YPED LEVEL I YOGA This class is alignment-based and will focus on developing strength, range of motion in shoulders and core strength required for more advances poses. For those looking to challenge themselves. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 8:30-9:30am F 9/25 8 $57 Staff CLRM YPED RESTORATIVE YOGA WORKSHOP Ages 16 and older. Learn basic poses to relax and calm your body and nervous system. Use props and blankets to set up simple yet effective opening poses, releasing tension in major muscle groups. MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction) techniques used to close session. Tauchman House. 2pm-4pm S 9/26 1 $15 Cohen CLRM YPED HATHA YOGA Ages 16 and older. Foundational Hatha yoga poses, including alignment principles and methods adapting poses to meet individual needs, Classes are taught with a light hearted approach, using props (blankets, blocks, straps) to maintain correct form with ease. All classes culminate with relaxation and breathing focus. Exercise mat required. Tauchman House. 5:45-6:45pm T 9/22 8 $59 Cohen CLRM YPED ROLL YOGA Ages 16 and older. Yoga and foam rolling relax muscles and increase flexibility. Meditation and breathing techniques covered. Feel relaxed and invigorated after each class. Participants need ability to freely move from the floor (supporting the body weight) to standing. Exercise mat required. Bring foam roller if you have one. Wilsonville Community Center. 5:45-6:45pm TH 9/10 8 $59 Moore CLRM YPED HEALTHY BONES AND BALANCE FOR BEGINNERS Strengthen all elements of your body, combining circuit training, strength conditioning, aerobic fitness, flexibility and balance. The instructor uses evidence-based strategies to improve bone density and decrease the likelihood of falls/injury. Get on track to a stronger and healthier you! Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 9:30-10:20am MWF 9/9 8 $57 Moore CLRM 9:30-10:20am MWF 11/2 7 $57 Moore CLRM No class 11/11 & 11/27 120

121 Register with the Community Education Partner sponsoring your class. Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room Course Title Time Days Begins Wks. Tuition Fee Instructor Room YPED HEALTHY BONES AND BALANCE RETURNING STUDENTS This level is designed to challenge prior class participants. The instructor will incorporate: circuit training, strength conditioning, aerobic fitness, flexibility and balance. The instructor uses evidencebased strategies to improve bone density and decrease the likelihood of falls/injury. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 8:30-9:20am MWF 9/9 8 $57 Moore CLRM 8:30-9:20am MWF 11/2 7 $57 Moore CLRM No class 11/11 & 11/27 YPED PILATES HEALTHY BACK & FLEXIBILITY Whether you have back issues or are just want to stay healthy, join us to gain strength and flexibility in the muscles surrounding your spine. Lying, seated and standing exercises combined with stretching will keep you moving more comfortably. Bring a mat and lightweight beach towel. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 10:30-11:30am W 10/7 8 $57 Payne CLRM No class 11/11 YPED PILATES MOVE FOR LIFE Work on strong posture, core stability, balance and flexibility. A weak core can make you susceptible to poor posture, low back pain and muscle injuries. Most postures will be done in a seated position or lying down. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 9:30-10:30am M 10/5 8 $57 Payne CLRM YPED PILATES AND PROPS A compliment to the Monday class, this course aims to work the core muscles that stabilize and strengthen the spine. Balance and flexibility are improved with props (balls, foam rollers and everyday household items.) All levels are welcome! Bring a mat and a 36 inch foam roller. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 9:30-10:30am W 10/7 8 $57 Payne CLRM No class 11/11 YPED BEGINNING TAI CHI Curious about Tai Chi? This class introduces a simplified Tai Chi form that targets a range of benefits, including balance flexibility, improves core strength and memory. An additional bonus is having fun with a group and discovering the joy of mindful movement. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 1-2:00pm TTH 9/22 10 $57 Lusk CLRM No class 11/26 1-2:00pm TTH 12/3 5 $47 Lusk CLRM No class 12/24 YPED TAI CHI STUDIO Class opens with Qigong and warm-ups to target joints and promotes relaxation. There is a focus on empty hand Tai Chi forms with 24 and 47 gestures during the first hour. The remainder of class time used to practice Tai Chi sword and fan movements. Age 55+: $47. Wilsonville Community Center. 2-4:00pm TTH 9/22 10 $57 Lusk CLRM No class 11/26 2-4pm TTH 12/3 5 $47 Lusk CLRM No class 12/24 YPED ZUMBA GOLD Zumba Gold modifies the Zumba formula to suit the needs of the active older participant. All the elements Zumba is known for stay the same: the zesty Latin music (salsa, merengue, cumbia and reggaeton), easy-to-follow moves and the invigorating, party-like atmosphere. Age 55+: $40. Wilsonville Community Center. 6-6:45pm W 10/7 8 $50 Baum CLRM No class 11/11 1:30-2:15pm F 10/9 8 $50 Baum CLRM No class 11/27 1:30-2:15pm M 10/12 8 $50 Baum CLRM Health/Wellness ZHLT GUIDED MEDITATION MEETUP Ages 16+. Weekly opportunity for anyone wishing to begin a meditation practice or needing a regular supportive environment for meditation. Beginners welcome. Bring your own zafu or blankets/ pillows to sit upon. Chairs are available if needed. Doors lock promptly at 5:40, plan accordingly. No pre-registration required. Wilsonville Parks and Recreation Administration Building. 5:40-6pm W Ongoing FREE Ante-Marandi CLRM Language Studies ZFLS HOLA HOLA Join this drop-in group for Spanish speaking fun! Complete crossword puzzles, conjugation exercises and has a great time conversing in Spanish. Come join the fun and gain confidence conversing en espanol. Basic understanding of Spanish language required. No registration required. Wilsonville Community Center :00am M Ongoing FREE Music ZMDT UKULELE WORKSHOP In two hours we will learn to play several songs on this delightful instrument. Previous musical experience is not necessary. Put on your Aloha shirt, grab your GCEA tuned Uke and join us. Materials provided and a few instruments are available. Wilsonville Community Center. 6:30-8pm W 2nd Wed/month $1 Watkins CLRM ZMDT UKULELE JAM GROUP Drop in and join the song circle. No registration required. Wilsonville Community Center. 6:30-8pm W Ongoing FREE Hamilton CLRM Special Interest/Hobbies ZAPA BRIDGE for beginners Interested in the fascinating game of bridge? This class is designed for novices and those who want to refresh their understanding of current bridge systems and practices. Classes will consist of lecture followed by practice playing hands with instructor offering assistance. Age 55+: $27. Wilsonville Community Center. 10am-1pm TH 9/10 5 $37 Williamson CLRM ZOUT fall harvest FEST Come enjoy Wilsonville s Fall Harvest Festival featuring pumpkin decorating (while supplies last), horse and wagon rides, Story Time with the Library and a costume parade. Please bring a canned food donation for the local food bank. No registration required. Stein- Boozier Barn at Murase Plaza Park. 9:30-11:30am S 10/24 1 FREE ZOUT COMMUNITY TREE LIGHTING Join us for cookies, cocoa, carols, and a visit from Santa as we gather to light the tree in preparation for the holidays. No registration required. Town Center Park. 6-8pm W 12/2 1 FREE ZOUT REINDEER ROMP This 5k fun run and kids dash offers fitness and fun for the whole family! Start with a warm up and kids dash around the park. Then the whole family will take off for 5k Run/Walk ending at Bullwinkle s for a party. Music, food, crafts, games and visits from Santa and Bullwinkle available. Additional details at www. wilsonvilleparksandrec.com Town Center Park. 8-11:30am S 12/12 1 FREE-$10 Community Education 121

122 Special Events Chrysalis: Women Writers September 30 December 9 Wednesdays, noon 1:50 p.m. Roger Rook Hall, Room 220 Course Number: XWR or Course Registration Number: # Free Chrysalis Women Writers, an honest and supportive critique group, welcomes both new and established women writers. Newcomers are welcome to attend without reading their own work until they are comfortable doing so. This workshop is led by local author Patricia K. Lichen. For more information, contact the English Department, Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture See Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture course listings for additional details. For more information, please contact Loretta Mills at [email protected] or ; website: Small Farm School Saturday, Sept 12 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Room Clairmont Hall Fee: $65 For small acreage farmers and rural landowners in the North Willamette Valley. Hands-on workshops and classroom topics will cover business and marketing, vegetable crops, the fruits, equipment, livestock, pasture, beginning farmers, policy, soil and water. Registration and class offerings at Contact: [email protected] or Aquaponics Saturday, Oct :50 a.m. Room Clairmont 117 Fee: $40 Course Code # XHOR-0018 Aquaponics is a food production system that combines aquaculture with hydroponics. This introductory workshop will cover water quality, biosecurity, and plant and fish health, as well as the basic science that underlies using fish waste as fertilizer. Participants will get some hands-on experience working with CCC s home-scale system, and get help evaluating the most appropriate aquaponics system for their needs. Make Your Own Mini Hoop House Saturday, Oct :50 a.m. Room Clairmont 117 Fee: $20 Course Code # XHOR-0010 Grow food year round in your own backyard. In this class you will be guided in the construction of your own mini hoop house. Bring up to a dozen, 10ft, 1/2 inch, galvanized electrical conduit. Japanese Style Pruning Saturday, Nov :50 a.m. Room Clairmont 118 Fee: $40 Course Code # XHOR-0009 Learn the art of Japanese Pruning with Masa Mizuno, a highly-respected master of Japanese garden cultivation. He has worked for decades with established Japanese gardens throughout the Pacific Northwest, and has lead his own landscape design/install firm for over 30 years. This is a hands-on class, so please bring your own gloves and pruning tools. Backyard Chickens 101 Saturday, Nov :50 a.m. Room Clairmont 117 Fee: $20 Course Code # XHOR-0003 Thinking about getting chickens? Not sure what the adventure will entail? Well, we are pleased to offer this enabling class on raising backyard chickens. This class will cover how to get started, which breeds to select, what to expect (i.e. how to prepare), health, coop design, and how to deal with common challenges poop, predators, pests, rodents, and end of laying/life concerns. Heather Havens will share her extensive knowledge about pets with benefits! Herb Gift/ Holiday Decorating Saturday, Dec 5 8:00 a.m.-12:20 p.m. Room Clairmont 117 Fee: $45 Course Code # XHOR-0019 Join us for a fabulous morning making herb gifts and holiday arrangements to take home. Learn about herbs and plants appropriate for use. 122 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

123 Watercolor Paintings by Susan Hinton Monday, September 28 - Friday, December 11, 2015 CCC Wilsonville Campus The Wilsonville Campus is proud to showcase the watercolor paintings of Susan Hinton. Susan began using watercolor in 1997 and has been an avid watercolorist since. She doesn t have a subject matter preference, and has painted nature, floral images, people and even abstract works. She likes to paint just about anything with strong, dramatic light, deep shadows and layers of transparent color on paper or canvas. Susan taught watercolor in Colorado Springs at Pikes Peak Community College and The Cottonwood Artists School for several years. She has been in juried exhibits since 2005 and has won multiple awards for her work. Susan s work will be displayed in the Commons Area Gallery of the CCC Wilsonville Campus located at SW Town Center Loop East. The show is open to the public. For more information, contact Joyce Gabriel or joyceg@ clackamas.edu. Seasoned Adult Enrichment Program The Seasoned Adult Enrichment Program provides seniors in the county with an educational experience designed and administered by participants. The program is sponsored by Clackamas Community College. Sessions are held Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. at the Harmony Community Campus in the OIT Metro Center Room 191. For details visit our website at: or call Clackamas Repertory Theatre Showtimes for all performances are Thursdays-Saturdays, 7:30 p.m. and Sundays, 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $26-$35 for adults and seniors (66+); $12-$15 for youth (under 25) June 25, July 30 and Sept 10 are low-price previews: $10-$18 Tickets are available at clackamasrep.org Or by calling One Man, Two Guvnors By Richard Bean September 10-October 4 The National Theatre of London s wildly, gloriously, deliriously funny hit. Buckle your seatbelts and get ready to laugh yourselves right out of your chair. This hilarious, fast-paced, audience interactive farce promises to be comedy gold in the hands of long-time company member Jayson Shanafelt. This London hit based on a modern re-telling of Goldoni s A Servant of Two Masters, comes to Clackamas Rep in a rare NW premiere. Created by the National Theatre of London, it s a unique mix of satire, slapstick and songs presented by an onstage skiffle band. If you liked The 39 Steps you ll love One Man, Two Guvnors. Directed by David Smith-English 123

124 Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, the CCC Invitational Golf Tournament has raised more than $500,000. This year s tournament proceeds are again dedicated to the CCC Athletic Department for student scholarships and program enhancement. For more information about the Foundation and its activities, please contact the Foundation Office at Clackamas Community College, Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon 97045, Monday, July 20, 2015 Arrowhead Golf Club Congratulations to the 2015 champion teams: First Place Net Josh Rhoden, Keri Rhoden, Josh Gillespie, Jesse Youngren, Jacob Pence Second Place Net Steve Mysinger, Bruce Boeshans, Rich Greer, John Kluken, Todd Mattson First Place Gross Bryce Fisher, Marcia Fisher, Robert Fisher, David Brown, Rob Gibbons Second Place Gross Gary Logsden, Patty Hopkins- Logsden, Tim Andrews, Reed McNeil, Steve Vancil Callaway Clif Wegner, Chris Bingham, George Jackson, Al Moberg, Brian Stamme MAJOR SPONSORS Beynon Sports Surfaces Cutsforth Marketplace Thriftway Store General Distributors/Coors Light Lamb s Markets at Wilsonville Oregon City Subaru Putting Contest Sponsor Perfect Touch Drywall Door Prize Sponsor B & B Leasing Company Driving Range Sponsor Marquis Companies Save the Date Next year s tournament will be held Monday, July 18, 2016 HOLE SPONSORS B & B Leasing Bashor s Athletics CCC Athletic Department Clackamas Auto Parts Clearview Security and Home Automation Jim Estes Enterprises Paul Fiskum In Memory of Chuck Hudson Jimmy O s Pizzeria Kahut Waste Services, LLC John and Marilynne Keyser Lewis & Clark Bank Jim Martineau Mountain View Community Church MP Plumbing Rusty and Linda Painter Dave and Linda Stennick Paul and Nancy Winklesky 124 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

125 Academic Regulations Absences/Attendance You must be officially registered to attend class. Be sure to notify your instructor if you can t make it to your first day of class. If you don t, you may lose your seat to a student on the wait list. If you stop going to class and you don t officially drop the classes from your schedule, you will be held academically and financially responsible. If the college is open on a religious holiday, you may be excused through prior arrangement with your instructors. If you attend a college-sponsored field trip, intercollegiate function or other event, you may be excused through prior arrangement with your instructors. Financial aid programs have specific attendance requirements. Contact the Financial Aid Office for more information at [email protected] or www. clackamas.edu. Academic Standing If you are a degree/certificate student taking 6 or more credits, you are required to maintain a 2.0 GPA and complete at least 50% of your attempted credits in order to remain in good academic standing. Active Military Duty If you are called up for active military duty, and wish to withdraw from classes, you will be held harmless with regard to financial and academic responsibility. You will be asked to officially withdraw from classes by web, fax, mail, or in person. Students who have already shipped out or are unable to drop classes should contact Enrollment Services: or [email protected]. You will be asked to submit a copy of your orders along with a request for a refund/credit to Enrollment Services. Requests to be held harmless financially and academically for a prior term enrollment must be submitted directly to the Registrar at or chris.sweet@clackamas. edu. Adding and Dropping Classes You are required to obtain instructor permission (signature) once classes begin. You must officially drop courses you have registered for if you decide to stop going to class. Ceasing to attend class does not constitute official withdrawal! You will be held responsible academically and financially if you do not officially drop your courses. Official withdrawal is via myclackamas or in person. FERPA Directory information about your student record may be released without your permission under the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA). CCC will release the following Directory Information: Enrollment status Verification of certificate or degree award Residency status Major/Program Athletic participation No other information will be released without your permission. If you have questions regarding FERPA, please contact Enrollment Services, or go to our website: Administrative Withdraw If you don t attend your class during the first two weeks of the class, instructors MAY drop you but ARE NOT REQUIRED to do so. This is called administrative withdrawal. If an instructor does an administrative withdrawal, you may be granted a full refund of charges for the class. An instructor may administratively withdraw you from a course if you are unable to demonstrate fulfillment of the stated class prerequisite or co-requisite requirement. If you are utilizing Financial Aid or Veteran s benefits, you may owe a repayment. Please check with these offices for additional information regarding your enrollment status and entitlement to benefits. If you are administratively withdrawn from a course, you will be notified by Enrollment Services. Audit An audit allows you to attend class without responsibility for a grade. Audit carries no credit, doesn t contribute toward full-time status and does not meet full-time status required for Veterans, Social Security, Financial Aid or athletic eligibility. All other college policies apply including registration, tuition payment, refunds, and attendance. If you decide to change your status from audit to credit or credit to audit, notify your instructor prior to the end of the sixth week of the term. If you are a financial aid student, please notify the Financial Aid Office if you change from a credit to an audit or receive an audit grade. You may be required to pay back funds. Audit classes do not qualify for financial aid

126 Variable Credit Some courses are eligible for variable credit. These courses are noted in the Schedule of Classes with a V in the credit column. This option allows you to pursue an individualized learning program. You must register for the number of credits you expect to earn in that term as determined with your instructor. Changes to variable credit must be processed through registration by the end of the 10th week of the term. Wait List Some CCC classes utilize a wait list option. If the class you want to register for is full and it has a wait list: Add your name to the wait list via myclackamas or in person. You will be added to the course by Enrollment Services on a first-come, first-served and eligibility basis. Note: this process ends once a course begins. You must contact your instructor directly once a course has started. You will be notified by and sent a letter immediately when you are added to a class. You are responsible academically and financially if you no longer want to be in the class and don t drop it. The following conditions may affect your eligibility for wait list placement: Wait list capacity has been met. There is a hold on your student record that restricts registration. There are course restrictions in place such as instructor consent. You are already enrolled in another section of the same course. There is a time conflict with the course you have selected. You have reached the maximum number of credits allowed (18) without additional authorization. Class has already begun. Student Right to Know and Other Notification Requirements Clackamas Community College information regarding academic programs, student completion/ graduation rates, financial assistance, athletics, institutional financial support, privacy rights (FERPA), campus security, crime statistics and other Student Right to Know items may be obtained by viewing our annual college catalog or by going to Printed copies of this information may also be obtained by contacting Enrollment Services at or registrar@ clackamas.edu. Clackamas Community College is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. Accreditation of an institution of higher education by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities indicates that it meets or exceeds criteria for the assessment of institutional quality evaluated through a peer review process. An accredited college or university is one which has available the necessary resources to achieve its stated purposes through appropriate educational programs, is substantially doing so, and gives reasonable evidence that it will continue to do so in the foreseeable future. Institutional integrity is also addressed through accreditation. Accreditation by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities is not partial but applies to the institution as a whole. As such, it is not a guarantee of every course or program offered, or the competence of individual graduates. Rather, it provides reasonable assurance about the quality of opportunities available to students who attend the institution. Inquiries regarding an institution s accredited status by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities should be directed to the administrative staff of the institution. Individuals may also contact: Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities th Avenue N.E., Suite 100 Redmond, WA (425) For information about Clackamas Community College, call

127 Transportation Options for Students Clackamas Community College provides a variety of transportation options for students including a free shuttle, carpooling matching service, and multiple bus options. The latest information and additional details can be found at CCC XPRESS SHUTTLE Free shuttle runs between the Oregon City and Harmony campuses and the Clackamas Town Center Transit Center during the Fall and Winter Terms. CARPOOL MATCHING SERVICE Find a CCC student to carpool with at Sign up using address. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Clackamas Community College is serviced by a number of bus lines. Plan your trip at ride.trimet.org or for Molalla and Canby riders. TriMet tickets and passes are sold on campus in the CCC Bookstore. Schedules for TriMet, Molalla and Canby riders are also available in the Community Center near the cafeteria. The Clackamas Community College Park & Ride location is available to commuters. Please be courteous and park in the designated area located in the Community Center parking lot. Services for Students The Student Life & Leadership Office in room 152 of the Community Center offers lots of services to help you. Here s a list. For more information, call Book Exchange: Save money on used textbooks. Students can sell/buy books here. The Book Exchange runs during finals week and the first two weeks of the term. Tours: Explore the campus with a CCC student leader. These are current CCC students whose job is to help students get accustomed to the college. For more information please [email protected]. Calculator Rentals: A great alternative to buying an expensive calculator, students may rent a calculator for 24 hours for free. You can also rent a calculator for the entire term for $20. Locker Rentals: Backpacks can get heavy with all those textbooks. Rent a locker to store your textbooks and school work. Childcare and textbook grants: Grants are awarded each term to students who have demonstrated need. Fill out an application in the Student Life & Leadership Office. There is a screening process. Community Service: Student Government offers a variety of opportunities to get involved in the community. Get involved! Clubs: Do you have a special interest? Want to meet new people? CCC offers many clubs for students. Find out more in Student Life & Leadership. Lost & Found: Located in the Student Government office in CC 152. Fax & Phone: Fax service is available for 50 cents per page for local numbers and $1 for the first page on long distance numbers. All pages thereafter are 50 cents per page. There is a phone you can use, free of charge, in the Community Center. Please limit calls to three minutes. Register to Vote: It s simple and fast. Fill out the form in the Student Government office. A Student Government representative will deliver the forms to the county office. clackamas YMCA Child Development Center Regular child care is available Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. for children ages six weeks to 12 years old. Pre-enrollment is necessary (no drop-ins). Call for rates and availability

128 Hours Fall Term 2015 All campuses closed Wed., Sept. 23; Wed., Nov. 11; Thurs.-Fri., Nov ; Thurs.-Fri., Dec CCC Oregon City Campus BARLOW HALL ITS Instructional Media Services Sept. 28-Dec. 31 M-F 7 a.m.-5 p.m. BILL BROD COMMUNITY CENTER Academic Advising & Career Services Sept. 28 & 29 M-T 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 30-Dec. 31 M-F 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Army Strong Sept. 28-Dec. 31 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call for after-hours appointments Counseling Services Sept. 28-Dec. 11 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Disability Resource Center Sept. 28-Dec. 31 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Graduation Services Evaluation/ External Transcripts Sept. 28-Dec. 31 M-F 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Student Life & Leadership/ASG Sept. 28-Dec. 31 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Veterans Education and Training Center Sept. 28-Dec. 31 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. DYE LEARNING CENTER Library & Academic Computing Lab Sept. 28-Dec. 11 M-Th 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m. F 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Moodle Help Sept. 28-Dec. 31 M-F 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Writing Center, Math Lab and Other Tutoring Services See posted hours on web, Tutoring/ Where to find food Cafeteria: Cougar Station, Community Center, Hours TBA ASG, CC152, snacks Bookstore, McLoughlin Hall, has a wide variety of food and beverage choices, including coffee and popcorn. A microwave is available in store to heat food. Snacks are also available in vending machines in various locations. Family Resource Center Workforce Development Services M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. McLOUGHLIN HALL Bookstore Sept M-T 8 a.m.-5 p.m. W Closed for InService Th 8 a.m.-5 p.m. F 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. S 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Sept. 28-Oct. 2 M-T 7:45 a.m.-8 p.m. W-Th 7:45 a.m.-7 p.m. F 7:45 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 5-9 M-T 7:45 a.m.-7 p.m. W-Th 7:45 a.m.-5:30 p.m. F 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Oct. 12-Dec. 4 M-Th 7:45 a.m.-5:30 p.m. F 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Nov. 11 Closed for Veteran s Day Holiday Nov Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday Textbook Buyback Dec M-W 7:45 a.m.-6 p.m. Th 7:45 a.m.-5 p.m. F 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. RANDALL HALL Fitness Center (Hours vary, please check door for posted hours) Sept. 28-Dec. 11 M-F 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ROGER ROOK HALL Enrollment Services Sept. 28 & 28 MT 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 30-Dec. 11 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. FAFSA Lab Sept. 28-Dec. 31 M-F 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Financial Aid Sept MT 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 30-Dec. 11 M-F 11 a.m.-1 p.m. 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Testing & Assessment Center Sept. 28-Dec. 11 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (Call for specific test times) STREETER HALL Open Computing Lab See posted hours on web, Tutoring/ 128 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

129 CCC Bookstores Oregon City Campus-in McLoughlin Hall, ground floor Harmony Campus-Harmony Building, Main hall Online at In-store customers Payment types: cash debit / credit (VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express) Personal or parent/guardian checks (Local, imprinted checks only! Student ID and ODL required. Max $5 cash back.) Please note: Purchases made by check require 14 days before a cash refund can be issued. Store credit issued in the interim. Online orders can be shipped out (for a fee) or held for customer pick-up. Credit card payment required at time of order. notifications will be sent when order is shipped or is ready to be picked up. FALL 2015 dates to remember: Textbook sales begin online and in-store August 31 Last day for textbook refunds October 2 Buyback Dec Rental books due back December 11 Bookstores closed for Holidays November 11, For campus maps, store hours, shipping costs, refund/returns policies and ordering details see or call the bookstore at We will be happy to answer your questions personally! College Closure Information Announcements In the event of hazardous weather or other emergencies, the following will carry school schedule changes and college closure information: Clackamas website, Local radio and television broadcasts and websites Recorded phone message on the college s main number College Closure Locations In the event that the college is closed due to adverse weather conditions, all college campuses and centers will close. In the event of a non weather related emergency closure, (e.g., loss of electricity) only the affected college site will close. College Closure Times Emergency Closures due to hazardous weather or other emergencies: Day Closure-Offices are closed and classes cancelled unless exceptions are announced. Late Opening-The college will be open at 10 a.m. for business. Classes beginning before 10 a.m. are cancelled. The rest of the day s schedule remains the same. Evening Closure-All offices will be closed at 4 p.m. and classes beginning at 4 p.m. or later are cancelled. Closures during Finals Week: One Day Closure during Finals Week: Monday, Tuesday, and/or Wednesday daytime finals will be rescheduled for Thursday during the same time period as originally scheduled. Second Day Closure during Finals Week: Finals will be rescheduled for Friday during the same time period as originally scheduled. Evening Closure during Finals Week: Finals will be rescheduled for Friday evening during the same time period as originally scheduled. (Note: These are general guidelines. Exceptions may occur.) Receive a text if CCC closes: Sign up to receive FlashAlert text messages about closures on your cell phone. Go to to sign up for FlashAlert text messages

130 Faculty Advisors Undecided Program advisor phone room Accounting... Hugo Grimaldi S Administrative Office Assistant/Professional... Beverly Forney S Adult High School Diploma... Camilo Sanchez D Anthropology... Robert Keeler M Apprenticeship... Leslie Donahue T Art... Nora Brodnicki AC Automotive... David Bradley B Business Administration... Sharon Parker S Business Development Center... Rob Campbell OIT Clinical Lab Assistant... Helen Wand H Communications/Speech... Kelly Brennan N Computer Science... Debra Carino S Criminal Justice... Ida Flippo C Customized Training & Development Services... Ray Hoyt DJ Dental Assistant Maria Corona H Digital Media Communications... Andy Mingo AC Early Childhood Education... Dawn Hendricks C Economics... Adela Arguello M Education Laurette Scott C Electronics and Microelectronics... Mike Mattson B Emergency Management... Yvonne Smith C Emergency Medical Technology... Zig Sawzak H Energy Resource Management... Wilsonville Advising W Engineering... Eric Lee P124e.... Engineering... Matt LaForce P124g.... English... Sue Mach RR English as a Second Language... Suzanne Munro D [email protected] Environmental Safety and Health... Mike Mattson B [email protected] GED/ABE... Camilo Sanchez D [email protected] Geography... Robert Keeler M [email protected] Gerontology... Yvonne Smith C [email protected] GIS... Mike Mattson B [email protected] History... Jackie Flowers M [email protected] Horticulture/Landscape/Urban Agriculture... Renee Harber C [email protected] Human Resource Management... Mike Moiso S [email protected] Human Services... Yvonne Smith C [email protected] Humanities... Jackie Flowers M [email protected] Humanities... Sue Mach RR [email protected] Journalism... Melissa Jones RR [email protected] Landscape... Renee Harber C [email protected] Management... Sharon Parker S [email protected] Manufacturing Technology... Mike Mattson B [email protected] Marketing... Dale Hatfield M [email protected] Math... Adam Hall S [email protected] Medical Assistant... Karen Maynard H [email protected] Music... Lars Campbell N129b.... [email protected] Music Technology... Brian Rose N [email protected] Nursing... Nicole Reilly H [email protected] Paraeducator... Laurette Scott C [email protected] Philosophy... Don Hartsock M [email protected] Physical Education/Health... Jim Martineau R101c.... [email protected] Political Science... Jackie Flowers M [email protected] Pre-Professional (medical, dental, pharmacy)... Eden Francis P124k.... [email protected] Project Management... Michael Moiso S [email protected] Psychology... Eric Lewis M [email protected] Religion... Jackie Flowers M [email protected] Reading/Study Skills... Lisa Nielson D [email protected] Renewable Energy... Mike Mattson B [email protected] Retail Management... Pam Clem M [email protected] Science... Eden Francis P124k.... [email protected] Skills Development... Camilo Sanchez D [email protected] Social Science... Jackie Flowers M [email protected] Sociology... Erich Pfeifer M [email protected] Theatre Arts... James Eikrem N [email protected] Undecided Major of Study... Student Support Services CC.... [email protected] Urban Agriculture... Renee Harber C [email protected] Utility Workforce Training Wilsonville Advising W [email protected] Water & Environmental Technology... Matt LaForce P124g.... [email protected] Water & Environmental Technology... Jim Nurmi P124b [email protected] Welding... Mike Mattson B [email protected] Wildland Fire... Yvonne Smith C [email protected] Women s Studies... Jackie Flowers M [email protected] World Languages... David Miller M [email protected] 130 For information about Clackamas Community College, call or need more information about your program of study? Faculty advisors have the answers.

131 Where to Call CCC s main phone number is Bldg.* Department/Office phone Bldg.* Department/Office phone ABE/GED D Oregon City H Harmony D Adult High School Diploma Oregon City Academic Advising CC Oregon City H Harmony W Wilsonville Bookstore M Bookstore Oregon City H Bookstore Harmony Testing/Assessment Center RR Oregon City H Harmony W Wilsonville RR Admissions & Recruitment/Welcome Center B Advanced College Credit T/W Apprenticeship CC Army Strong AC Art R Athletics B Automotive S Business/Computer Science OIT Business Development Center B Business Office CC Cafeteria M Campus Safety Office RR Campus Tours CC Career Center B Career Technical Education F Child Care Center Child Care Info & Referral RR The Clackamas Print Newspaper N Communication Studies H Community Education Community Garden D Computer Lab (Academic) S Computer Lab (Open) S Computer Science CC Cooperative Work Experience CC Counseling C Criminal Justice/Corrections DJ Customized Training & Development AC Digital Media Communications CC Disability Resource Center M Distance Learning C Education B Electronics & Microelectronics C Emergency Management W Energy & Utility Resource Management P Engineering RR English D English as a Second Language RR Enrollment Services ELC Environmental Learning Center B Environmental Safety & Health G Facility Scheduling RR Financial Aid Office C Fire Science (Wildland Fire) C Gerontology B GIS CC Graduation Services R Gym H Harmony Campus Registration/Information H Health Sciences CC High School Partnerships C Horticulture B Human Resources/Employment Opportunity C Human Services B Instructional Media Services C Landscape D Learning Center D Library CC Life & Career Options B Manufacturing Technology S Math D Moodle Help N Music H Nursing P Pauling Center Gallery R Physical Education B President s Office RR Registration and Records B Renewable Energy Technology RR Scholarship Office P Science D Skills Development M Social Science RR Student Accounts CC Student Government CC Student Life & Leadership CC Student Support Services B Technical Career Programs N Theater/Performing Arts CC Tutoring Services C Urban Agriculture CC Veterans Educational Benefits CC Veterans Education & Training Center B Vice President, College Services B Vice President, Instructional & Student Services P Water & Environmental Technology T Welding T Wildland Firefighting W Wilsonville Registration/Information F Workforce Development Services M World Languages (formerly Foreign Languages) D Writing Center * Find building code key on campus map page. Campus Safety In an emergency or life-threatening situation, dial 911 from any phone. Campus Safety Office, ext or 6650 or call

132 Campus Map Home Orchard Society Arboretum BEAVERCREEK ROAD Information Community Center Campus Safety McLoughlin Hall Bus Stop Parking To I-205 NORTH Community Gardens Urban Agriculture Farm Lewelling Shipping & Receiving Environmental Learning Center Rainbow Building Clairmont Dr. Jogging Trail RSB2 Library Family Resource Center North Douglas Loop RSB1 RSOC2 RBALL RSB3 Clairmont Hall Greenhouses Water Efficient Demonstration Garden Training Center RTRACK MOLALLA AVE. TRAIL S END HIGHWAY 213 RSOC1 Gregory Dye Forum Learning Center South Douglas Loop Niemeyer Center Streeter Hall Visitor Art Center McLoughlin Hall Community Center Rook Hall Randall Hall Barlow Hall Pauling Center DeJardin Hall Modular 1 & 2 Killdeer Road RTEN1 Team Oregon Motorcycle Training Area PGE Tower RPOWER Home Composting Demonstration Site Having difficulty finding parking? There s usually space available in the Barlow lot. Although it may be tempting to park in no-parking or handicapped spaces, parking citations are issued and vehicles are subject to towing and storage fees. Disabled students should be sure to pick up a state application form from the Department of Motor Vehicles. code Building name AC Art Center B Barlow Hall C Clairmont Hall CC Community Center D Dye Learning Center DJ DeJardin Hall ELC Environmental Learning Center FRC Family Resource Center G Gregory Forum H CCC at Harmony Community Campus M McLoughlin Hall MOD1&2 Modulars N Niemeyer Center OIT Oregon Tech P Pauling Center R Randall Hall RR Rook Hall S Streeter Hall T Training Center W CCC Wilsonville Campus CCC campus sites CCC Wilsonville Campus SW Town Center Loop E Wilsonville, OR CCC at Harmony Community Campus 7738 S.E. Harmony Road Milwaukie, OR CCC Oregon City Molalla Ave. Oregon City, OR CCC Off-campus sites Canby Applied Technology Center 721 S.W. Fourth St., Canby, OR Estacada High School 355 N.E. 6th, Estacada, OR Molalla Center (behind Molalla Public Library) 201 East Fifth, Molalla, OR Oregon Tech 7726 S.E. Harmony Road Milwaukie, OR I-5 South to Salem I-5 I-205 CCC Wilsonville Campus to Portland Town Center Loop North Lake Oswego Wilsonville Exit 283 Canby 43 West Linn 99E (McLoughlin) 43 99E Milwaukie 224 Harmony Sunnyside Exit 14 Clackamas Town Center CCC at 82nd Avenue Harmony Exit 13 Community Campus Clackamas Gladstone 7th Oregon City Wash. Molalla Ave. 213 (SE 82nd Ave.) Clackamas Community College Molalla Ave. Oregon City, OR I-205 Molalla/ Oregon City Exit 10 S. Beavercreek S. Henrici 132 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

133 Giving back from across the pond It s always been on my bucket list to endow a scholarship at the place that opened up so many doors for me." Jesse Finch Gnehm is the first Clackamas alumnus to endow a scholarship with the CCC Foundation. This is an achievement he can now proudly check off his bucket list. After graduating from high school in Grants Pass in 1994, Jesse planned to join the Air Force and become a para-rescue specialist. However, his vision and depth perception were not strong enough. His journey then ran through CCC when a high school friend, who planned to wrestle for the Cougar team, suggested that Jesse also enroll in college. At Clackamas, Jesse exceled in his speech and debate courses. This led to scholarships at CCC and then Willamette University where he transferred to earn a bachelor s degree in rhetoric and media studies. He went on to earn an MBA at the University of Iowa in finance and marketing. After working in politics, international marketing and strategy and operations in the U.S., Jesse and his wife decided to take on the adventure of living abroad. They moved to Aberdeen, Scotland. Jesse has a great position with GE Oil and Gas and was recently promoted to a position in London as a global pricing leader. Jesse says, It s always been on my bucket list to endow a scholarship at the place that opened up so many doors for me. By taking speech and debate classes at Clackamas, I developed public speaking skills that helped me succeed in college and led to scholarships and career opportunities. Clackamas has made a difference in many people s lives, like Jesse. Community colleges are such an important piece in making education accessible and affordable, he says. Apply for a scholarship! CCC is now offering two open enrollment periods each academic year for CCC Foundation scholarships. For the first enrollment period opened Jan. 30, and closed March 30. The second open enrollment period is now open and closes Oct. 31. Students will be notified of the scholarship results by Nov. 20, just in time for the winter course registration. If a student submitted an application during the first open enrollment, they do not need to submit another one for the second enrollment. Students can apply for CCC Foundation scholarships at Need help? Get scholarship application help in the FAFSA Lab and essay help in the Writing Lab. Please contact Darcie Iven, darciei@ clackamas.edu with any questions

134 Enrollment and Student Demographics Enrollment Statistics Headcount 27,235 Fall Full-time students 2,970 Fall Part-time students 5,004 Fall Non-credit students 5,498 Full-time Equivalence 7, Average age, all students 32 Average age, full-time students 26 Known Females 11,286 (49%) Known Males 11,534 (51%) Racial/ethnic known minorities in students body 23% Degrees/certificates awarded 1,278 Enrollment Breakdown by Student Program General Studies 31% College Transfer 16% Revenue - General Fund State Appropriations 27% Tuition and Fees 34% Expenditures - General Fund Plant Operations & Maintenance 7% Instruction 48% Developmental Education 5% Community Education 30% Technical Degree or Certificate 18% Other Revenue 8% Property Taxes 31% Instructional Support & Other 6% College Support 22% Student Services 10% Debt Payment 7% All the business solutions you need, united as one Clackamas Community College has officially launched Connections with Business and Industry, a one-stop shop for businesses in need of tools, staffing and training to grow and thrive in Clackamas County. The college has long offered services that benefit local companies, including Customized Training, Small Business Development, Workforce Services and Training on the Job. Now through the creation of CBI, all those services are at your fingertips with one call. Kay-Lani Munro, a customer service expert with years of experience connecting people, is CBI s concierge. She s the one to call when your business is in need of help. With in-depth knowledge of all of CBI services, Munro will help find solutions to meet your business needs. Whether it's leadership development, project management, business counseling, referrals, staffing, recruitment or training, Connections for Business and Industry has a wealth of services to help your company succeed. The depth of the partnerships we have is what makes us unique, Munro said. For more information about how CBI can support your company with resources to succeed, call or [email protected]. Join us at the Clackamas Business Expo on Sept. 10 The Small Business Development Center has partnered with local chambers of commerce to offer the first Clackamas Business Expo on Thursday, Sept. 10, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. This special, one-day event offers exhibitors, presentations and workshops to help small businesses achieve their goals. Located at Clackamas Community College s Oregon City campus, Molalla Ave. Free admission and parking. For more information, including a full list of speakers and directions to the event, please visit clackamas4biz.org. 134 For information about Clackamas Community College, call

135 Faculty Focus: TORY BLACKWELL What do you teach at CCC? Currently I teach the general biology series of courses (BI101, BI102, and BI103) both on campus and online. How did you discover you loved science? For me, it mostly boiled down to being able to ask the question why and then get an opportunity to actually answer that question. When I was a kid, I would get so absorbed into almost every topic that we covered during science units that I literally had teachers throw erasers at me to refocus me in the classroom. Eventually I discovered that most of the why questions I wanted to ask had something to do with living creatures and I began focusing on biology. What s your favorite part of teaching? My favorite part of teaching is watching the lightbulb come on that moment when you can see a student has suddenly understood some concept that had been completely foreign a short while ago. Even if it is just a single question that the student now understands, it s in those instances that I feel like I have actually done something. What opportunities are available in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields? The opportunities really are vast! STEM covers topics ranging from astronomy to zoology. Are you interested primarily in health care? That s a STEM field with many career options. Are you interested in developing the next Facebook or the next billion-dollar computer game? That means you are probably a computer science student in the STEM field and have a wide array of career paths out there. There are always questions to ask and problems to solve, which means that STEM fields will always have many opportunities. Do you have any advice for students going into STEM fields? First, always ask questions. That curiosity is what drives improved understanding of scientific concepts that lead to all of the things we have at our fingertips. Second, be observant. A good scientist always has to look at what is going on around her to find the important questions no one is asking or the problem no one seems to be addressing. What is the EXITO grant and how are you involved with it? The EXITO grant is a grant awarded to Portland State University and funded by the National Institutes of Health. CCC is one of nine partner institutions collaborating with PSU on the grant. The purpose of the grant is to diversify the biomedical research workforce. I m the lead faculty for CCC on the grant

136 19600 Molalla Avenue Oregon City, OR Education That Works **** ECRWSS **** Postal Customer Bond update: Work in Progress Thanks to voters in the college district, CCC will soon be upgrading and modernizing our facilities and equipment to better prepare students for today s workforce. We are carefully prioritizing needs to maximize resources as we begin construction of new buildings and renovation of existing facilities to gain energy efficiencies. The Bond Projects Citizen Oversight Committee, comprised of 35 community members and supported by college staff, meets quarterly to monitor bond progress and ensure the community s needs are being met. Our hard-working Board of Education will begin a series of reports about the bond progress this fall. If you would like a board member to give an informational update to your community meeting, please contact Shelly Parini at For information about the bond progress, visit PLEASE RECYCLE Message to Clackamas Community College district residents: Clackamas mails this schedule four times per year to tell you about class offer ings, workshops available in your community, special events at the college and college news of interest to all citizens and taxpayers. It s printed for about 23 cents per schedule, using the most cost-effective means of distribution, and can be recycled with your newspapers. We re unable to remove individuals from our distribution route and hope you ll find this information informative, even if you re not currently considering a class.