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Parking at IVC is $5 per day. Daily permits can be purchased
in lots 4, 5, 8 and 10. If you will taking multiple classes during
the semester or year-round at either IVC or Saddleback, you
may order a parking permit at the Campus Safety office, in the
CP 100 building (see map at end of brochure). Annual and
semester permits are no longer sold on campus. Remember to
place your temporary parking permit on your dashboard until
your permit is delivered. Be sure to read the entire flyer that
comes with the permit and to properly remove the permit
from the flyer. The fees are $40 fall or spring semester, $25 for
summer, or $80 for an annual permit. Parking is enforced 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. Campus Safety hours are 8am-6pm
Monday-Thursday and 8am-noon Friday.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES
FALL 2014 3
Community Education adult programs
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
SPORTS
SOCIAL BADMINTON $55
Beginner-level players will gain a solid foundation with footwork
and stroke techniques, basic concepts of tactics and strategy,
as well as badminton rules and etiquette. Intermediate and
advanced- level players will learn advanced tactics and strategies
of the game. All players will learn and enjoy the social aspect
of badminton. Players are required to bring a badminton racket
and gym shoes and feather shuttlecock. (No class 10/8, 10/29,
11/19, 11/26.) Instructor: Helen Tung
8082 7-9:30pmW
9/3-12/17HART GYM (PE 250)
Dayan Qigong—”Wild Goose” Chi Kung
$75
Popular in China, Wild Goose Chi Kung provides a balanced
approach to health and wellness. Simple, easy movements
dredge the meridians, expel “sickness” qi and strengthen the
body’s immune system. Classes include stretching, acupressure
massage, meditation and the graceful movements of Dayan
Qigong. (No class 11/8, 11/29.) Instructor: JoAnna Schoon
7980
9:15-10:15am
SAT
9/6-12/6
TAI CHI
PE 270
$75
Reduce stress, improve balance and increase vitality through
taijiquan (tai chi ch’uan.) Learn the Chinese mind-body exercise
for health and well-being, this class covers Guang Ping Tai Chi
and basic principles, appropriate for beginning to advanced
students. (No class 11/8, 11/29.) Instructor: JoAnna Schoon
8091
7:30-8:30am
SAT
9/6-12/6
TAI CHI: WEEk’S END HEALTH AND
STRESS REDUCTION
PE 270
$72
Community Education is piloting a limited class offering to
determine interest at the college and close-by community with
a focus on health, morale, and building a sense of community.
The benefits to participation include relaxation and release of
tension, lower blood pressure, an immune system boost, and
balance and coordination. Please join Emeritus Faculty of the
Year Professor Schoon, who has been teaching at Irvine Valley
College since 1993. She has taught hundreds of students over
the years, some of whom are still taking classes for health and
well-being. Her training was received from grand masters in Tai
Chi and Qigong and she brings outstanding experience and
attention to each session. As this is a “pilot,” participants are
encouraged to register early and attend each session, sun or
overcast. Instructor: JoAnna Schoon
8189
4
7-7:50am
F
10/17-11/21 IVC STUDENT
SERVICES CENTER
(SSC) LAWN
BASICS OF SELLING ON EBAY
$95
With this course you’ll learn how to: become an eBay seller,
do research and create listings, improve your listings with better
descriptions and photography, set pricing, open and use a PayPal
account, monitor your listings, complete transactions and ship
your sold items. Sign up for the afternoon eBay class and the
combined fee will be $150 plus a $17 materials fee. Instructor:
Carolyn “CJ” Jacinto
7946
8142
8143
8144
8am-noon
8am-noon
8am-noon
8am-noon
SUN
SUN
SUN
SUN
9/21
10/5
11/9
12/7
A
A
A
A
EBAY STORES 101 (Ages 18+) 306
306
306
306
$95
With this course, you’ll learn how to: open an eBay Store (a
miniature eBay with only your items), optimize your eBay Store,
market your eBay Store effectively, and use eBay Stores Traffic
Reporting to your advantage. $17 materials fee will be collected
in class. Instructor: Carolyn “CJ” Jacinto
8148
8149
8150
1-5pm
1-5pm
1-5pm
SUN
SUN
SUN
9/21
10/5
12/7
A 306
A 306
A 306
EBAY BEYOND THE BASICS (Ages 18+)
$95
With this course you’ll learn how to: start and/or grow an eBaybased business, choose the right listing format—auction style or
fixed priced, create compelling listings, use eBay listing tools,
market your business on eBay, manage your listings, pack and ship
inventory, and use online payments from PayPal. $17 materials
fee will be collected in class. Instructor: Carolyn “CJ” Jacinto
7988
1-5pm
SUN
11/9
A 306
SAVE MONEY WITH EXTREME COUPONING $20
Learn how to save money every day with extreme couponing.
Coupons are not just for groceries. The savings can add up
to hundreds or even thousands of dollars every year. This
comprehensive workshop will teach you where to find all different
types of coupons, how to find the best coupon websites, how to
decipher coupon policies, the best way to sort and store coupons,
and how to find other people so that you can trade. Feel free to
bring your coupons to class for a trading session. This workshop is
taught by someone who has used coupons to save thousands and
has learned many couponing secrets. Classes will be located at the
Advanced Technology and Education Park, 15445 Lansdowne
Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. $10 materials fee will be collected in class.
Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark
8172 5-6pm
FALL 2014
M
10/6
ATEP B101B
ADULT CLASSES
EARN EXTRA MONEY MYSTERY SHOPPING $20
Have you ever wanted to become a secret mystery shopper? Have
you seen ads telling you how to become a shopper, but only if
you send them a lot of money? You do not have to pay to begin
your new career in this exciting field. You will learn how to start
your business endeavor and create a mystery shopping profile,
obtain equipment for your business, create company lists, and
sign up with other companies to be a mystery shopper. Classes
will be located at the Advanced Technology and Education Park,
15445 Lansdowne Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. $10 materials fee will
be collected in class. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark
8173
6-7pm
M
10/6
ATEP B101B
LEARN GOT FOOTBALL $69
Football is a game of cat and mouse and chess all rolled into one.
This fun and easily comprehensible class will teach you how to
look at, appreciate and find the fun in football by understanding
the game. Don’t feel left out anymore; become a fan. It’s so much
fun! Instructor: Janice Jean von Rabbe
8158
8159
8160
8161
10am-2pm
10am-2pm
10am-2pm
10am-2pm
SAT
SAT
SAT
SAT
9/13
10/18
11/15
12/13
PARENTING YOUR PARENT: A CRASH COURSE IN SANITY
A
A
A
A
306
306
306
306
$15/$30
Caring for aging relatives? Where do you turn for answers? Week
one the panel will discuss medical and safety concerns. Week two
the panel will discuss legal and financial issues. The final week
will cover stress management challenges. Instructor: V. Jeanne
Gormick
$15 Classes:
8181 7-9pmTU
8182 7-9pmTU
8183 7-9pmTU
10/14
10/21
10/28
A 305
A 305
A 305
$30 Class Series:
8184 7-9pmTU
10/14-28
A 305
THE ART OF CHANGING YOUR LIFE AND LIVING YOUR DREAMS
$138
Educate and empower yourself to change your thinking to
positively change your life! Happiness is an inside job. It is a
choice. Learn to successfully use the power of your thoughts, and
your words, attitudes, beliefs and actions, to create the positive
change and life you desire. Instructor: Dana Conley
8185
7-9pmTU
11/18-12/9
A 205
Presenters Wanted!
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INTRODUCTION TO NINE STAR KI 8186
7-10pmTU
10/21
DIVORCE OPTIONS WORKSHOP
A 205
$45
Are you contemplating divorce? Has your spouse said the ‘divorce’
word? Are you worried about how the children will adjust? Do
you have a relative or friend on the brink of divorce? Attend a
highly educational class designed to give you an overview of the
legal, financial, family and personal issues of divorce. This class is
co-taught by a family law attorney, a divorce financial specialist
and a family therapist. We will explore litigation and non-litigation
divorce options. We will discuss the legalities of divorce, plans,
child/spousal support, property division, impact on children and
the emotional process of divorce. Bring your questions and get
unbiased information to help you gain a greater understanding
of the confusing and overwhelming divorce process. Instructor:
Leslee Newman
8176
8177
8178
7-9:30pmW
7-9:30pmW
7-9:30pmW
10/15
11/12
12/3
A 213
A 213
A 213
CAREER TRAINING
Life College’s program is designed to facilitate the transition of
young adults with intellectual disabilities such as autism
to employment and independent living. This beginning course
is being offered as part of the full-time program on the IVC
ATEP campus, located at 15445 Lansdowne Rd., Tustin, CA.
For more information about this class as well as the Internship
Program, please call (877) 524-8776. You may also visit
www.lifecollegeoc.org for more information.
Transition to Independent Living and Employment-Level 1
$1,000
This is the first course offered in the Life College Transition to
Independent Living and Employment curriculum. It focuses on
the Business SoftSkills required to acquire and maintain gainful
employment (listening, adaptability, teamwork, judgment, integrity,
work ethic, communications, positive demeanor, etc.). The
curriculum is instructor-delivered with comprehensive materials
including video, print materials, and computer-based certification.
This combination promotes lively discussion. This course may be
taken in conjunction with the Internship Program offered by Life
College. You must be accepted by Life College to enroll in this
class. Additional fees of $400 apply for this course. Additional fees
also apply to the Internship Program. (No class 11/11, 11/2428.) Instructor: Life College
8156
8157
ADULT CLASSES
$49
Nine Star Ki is an ancient system for understanding cosmic cycles
and how those energies influence us in our personal lives. Our
own biorhythms can be tracked for how they affect our health,
interactions with others and career. Nine Star Ki can also be used
to forecast global trends which impact us all. $2 materials fee will
be collected in class. Instructor: Kartar Diamond
FALL 2014 9-11am
9-11am
M-F
M-F
8/18-10/10
10/20-12/19
ATEP B 101B
ATEP B 101B
5
Transition to Independent Living and Employment-Level 1.2
$1,000
This course will focus on the business and personal math skills
required for gainful employment and managing personal finances.
A curriculum is used that is computer-based and instructordelivered allowing each student to baseline their current math
skills level and then start a series of lessons designed to build
upon the baseline level. This course will be the first of a series
designed to help students reach their highest level math possible
with Certificates of Achievement awarded for use on resumes and
interviews. This course will also introduce personal finance topics
including banking, checking and budgeting. You must be accepted
by Life College to enroll in this class. Additional fees of $400
apply for this course. Additional fees also apply to the Internship
Program. (No class 11/11, 11/24-28.) Instructor: Life College
8162
8164
9-11am
9-11am
M-F
M-F
8/18-10/10
10/20-12/19
ATEP B 101B
ATEP B 101B
Transition to Independent Living and Employment-Level 1.3
$400
This course focuses on the personal math skills required for
gainful employment and managing personal finances. The projectbased curriculum is instructor delivered. It allows each student to
reinforce current math skills, while completing real-world personal
finance projects. This course will be the second of a series designed
to help students reach their highest level of math possible with
Certificates of Achievement awarded for use on resumes and
interviews. You must be accepted by Life College to enroll in this
class. Additional fees of $160 apply payable to Life College. This
course may be taken in conjunction with the Internship Program
and Food, Nutrition, and Meal Preparation Course offered by Life
College. Additional fees also apply to both of these. (No class
11/11, 11/24-28.) Instructor: Life College
8155
8163
9-11am
9-11am
M-F
M-F
8/18-10/10
10/20-12/19
ATEP B 101B
ATEP B 101B
PARKING INFORMATION
Parking at IVC is $5 per day. Daily permits can be purchased
in lots 4, 5, 8 and 10. If you will taking multiple classes during
the semester or year-round at either IVC or Saddleback, you
may order a parking permit at the Campus Safety office, in the
CP 100 building (see map at end of brochure). Annual and
semester permits are no longer sold on campus. Remember to
place your temporary parking permit on your dashboard until
your permit is delivered. Be sure to read the entire flyer that
comes with the permit and to properly remove the permit
from the flyer. The fees are $40 fall or spring semester, $25 for
summer, or $80 for an annual permit. Parking is enforced 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. Campus Safety hours are 8am-6pm
Monday-Thursday and 8am-noon Friday.
6
Transition to Independent Living and Employment-Level 1.4
$200
This course will focus on the moral, social and legal aspects of
sexuality. It is designed to inform students about their sexuality
and how to be successful in this part of their lives. The course
explores interpersonal skills required for everyday living and
developing good friendships and relationships. It includes building
self-esteem, demonstrating the knowledge of appropriate public
displays of affection, appropriate versus inappropriate flirting,
and purposes and stages of dating. Dating excursions along
with financial obligations of dating will be discussed, as well as
identifying the stages of dating, how not to get into trouble on a
date, and the meaning of abstinence. A curriculum is used that is
instructor-delivered and enriched by videos. Role playing allows
each student to develop skills necessary to succeed in this realm of
their lives. You must be accepted by Life College to enroll in this
class. Additional fees of $80 apply payable to Life College. This
course may be taken in conjunction with the Internship Program
and Food, Nutrition, and Meal Preparation Course offered by Life
College. Additional fees also apply to both of these. (No class
11/11, 11/24-28.) Instructor: Life College
8165
8166
9-11am
9-11am
M-F
M-F
8/18-10/10
10/20-12/19
ATEP B 101B
ATEP B 101B
Transition to Independent Living and Employment-Level 1.5
$200
This course will describe and explain techniques to manage
most of the common and difficult interpersonal behaviors faced
by adolescents including teasing, anger, criticism, and bullying.
Some of the conflict resolution strategies explored will include
the internal conflict resolution strategy “CALM” (C=calm down,
A=ask why you’re feeling this way, L=look for ways to feel better,
M=move to feel better), as well as external conflict resolution
strategy COOL (C=cool off, O=openly give “I” statement, O=offer
your solution, L=leave/let it go). In addition, students will explore
appropriate general behaviors when making friends and developing
relationships. They will learn to demonstrate positive assertiveness
skills and interacting with authority figures appropriately. You
must be accepted by Life College to enroll in this class. Additional
fees of $80 apply payable to Life College. This course may be taken
in conjunction with the Internship Program and Food, Nutrition,
and Meal Preparation Course offered by Life College. Additional
fees also apply to both of these. (No class 11/11, 11/24-28.)
Instructor: Life College
8167
8168
FALL 2014
9-11am
9-11am
M-F
M-F
8/18-10/10
10/20-12/19
ATEP B 101B
ATEP B 101B
ADULT CLASSES
BUSINESS AND FINANCE
A PASSPORT TO RETIREMENT
WRITING
$49/$5 GUEST
Whether your objective is to build a nest egg, protect assets, or
preserve your lifestyle throughout retirement, this course helps
you plan your future with confidence. With the current conditions
of the economy, an uncertain future for Social Security, and the
shift toward employee-directed retirement plans, the need for
sound financial strategies has never been greater. Are you prepared
for retirement? Learn the answers to these questions: How much
retirement income will I need? Where will the money come from?
Am I currently saving enough? Will taxes and inflation erode
my nest egg? How should I invest for the future? What should
I do with my 401K? How can I avoid undue estate taxes? How
do I rollover an old 401K? Tuesday classes will be located at the
Advanced Technology and Education Park, 15445 Lansdowne
Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. Saturday classes will be held at IVC.
Instructor: Andrew Gordon
$49 Classes:
7925
9am-noon
SAT 10/11-10/18
A 307A
7923
6:30-9:30pm TU 10/14-10/21 ATEP B 101B
$5 Guest Fee:
7926
9am-noon
SAT 10/11-10/18
A 307A
7924
6:30-9:30pm TU 10/14-10/21 ATEP B 101B
FINANCIAL STRATEGIES FOR
SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT
$59/$5 GUEST
Preparing for retirement is probably the single most important
financial concern most people have today. Retirement costs are
rising, the future of Social Security is uncertain, and many people
have not accumulated the savings they will need to enjoy the
retirement lifestyle that they deserve. This workshop will show
you how to: Diversify your investments to seek maximum return
potential, use 401(k)s and IRAs to reduce your current income
taxes and save more for retirement, control your health-care costs,
determine how much money you’ll need to retire, find out if you
are carrying more insurance coverage than you need, potentially
reduce your estate taxes, know which investments work best for
you, and transfer your estate to the loved ones and charities of
your choice. Tuesday and Thursday classes will be located at the
Advanced Technology and Education Park, 15445 Lansdowne
Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. Saturday classes will be held at the Financial
Advisors Network Training Room, 1432 Edinger Ave., Suite 200,
Tustin, CA 92780. Instructor: Rod Kamps & Jake Greenberg
$59 Classes:
8136
6:30-9:15pm
8138
6:30-9:15pm
8140
8:30am-1pm
TU 9/23-10/7
TH 9/25-10/9
SAT 9/27-10/4
ATEP B 101B
ATEP B 101B
FAN
$5 Guest Fee:
8137
6:30-9:15pm
8139
6:30-9:15pm
8141
8:30am-1pm
TU 9/23-10/7
TH 9/25-10/9
SAT 9/27-10/4
ATEP B 101B
ATEP B 101B
FAN
ADULT CLASSES
INTRODUCTION TO SCREENWRITING $150
Discover the art and craft of screenwriting. From concept to first
original idea and transform it to screenwriting forms. Each week
students will watch a movie at home which will be discussed in
class. Structure, characterization and plot will be talked about
and students will also write and critique their material in a work/
class setting. “The Screenwriters Workbook” by Syd Field (ISBN:
440582253) is suggested but not required. Instructor: Mark Sevi
8018
6:30-9:30pmTH
9/11-10/30 A 123
INTERMEDIATE SCRIPTWRITING $75
This class is appropriate for anyone with a general working
knowledge of screenwriting, whether they have taken the
Introduction to Screenwriting class or not. Students continue the
knowledge gained in the introductory class as they flesh out and
continue writing their scripts. Structure, theme, characterization,
writing techniques, marketing, and many other aspects of
screenwriting are covered in detail. Students will watch and break
down a movie at home every week. This class meets the first two
Tuesdays of the month on the Irvine Valley College Campus and
the remaining Tuesdays of the month at an off-campus location
near John Wayne Airport for a total of ten weeks. $100 materials
fee will be collected in class. Instructor: Mark Sevi
8013
6:30-9:30pmTU
9/9-11/11
SELF PUBLISHING VS TRADITIONAL PUBLISHING
A 123
$20
Self-publishing is all the rage, but is it the best option for
YOU? Once you self-publish, then what? You will learn about
the pros and cons of traditional publishing and all of the selfpublishing options, including vanity publishing, print on
demand publishing, e-book publishing, and the Amazon options
of Kindle Publishing and Create Space. You will also learn,
from a published author, editor and adjunct online professor of
publishing for Harvard, how to find the best traditional publisher
or the best self-publishing company for your manuscript. Class
will be located at the Advanced Technology and Education Park,
15445 Lansdowne Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. Instructor: LeeAnne
Krusemark
8169
FALL 2014 1-2pm
M
10/6
ATEP B 101B
7
BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO GETTING PUBLISHED $40
Did you know Stephen King was rejected 75 times before he sold
his first novel? If your goal is to become a published freelance
writer by selling a magazine article, short story, poem, or even a
novel, this comprehensive workshop will guide you to, then past
the editor’s desk. You will discover how to: become a ‘published’
writer overnight; submit manuscripts the correct way; find the
right publisher for your work; write irresistible query letters; learn
100 ways to make money as a freelance writer; and obtain free
future Q&A opportunities. If you really want to succeed, this
step-by-step workshop, taught by a successful, published writer,
is a must! $20 materials fee payable at the first class. Class will
be located at the Advanced Technology and Education Park,
15445 Lansdowne Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. Instructor: LeeAnne
Krusemark
8170
2-4pm
M
10/6
ATEP B 101B
MEET THE PUBLISHER; GET YOUR MANUSCRIPT CRITIQUED
$20
Have you ever wanted to talk to a real publisher? Are you tired
of having your manuscripts critiqued by non-professionals or
paying an editor too much money to change your writing to the
way they would write it? Bring your in-progress manuscript for an
in-class critique of one page of your poetry, article, short story,
novel, non-fiction book, children’s book, etc. by an adjunct
online Professor of Publishing for Harvard and owner of a small
publishing house. You can then leave a copy of your manuscript
with LeeAnne Krusemark, now the owner of an author-friendly
publishing house, for a professional critique of your entire
manuscript (for an optional materials fee of $50 for up to 25
double-spaced pages + $1/page thereafter) and a list of publishers
and/or agents who are interested in your type of work. Class
will be located at the Advanced Technology and Education Park,
15445 Lansdowne Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. Instructor: LeeAnne
Krusemark
8171
4-5pm
M
10/6
8
10/6
If you can type, then you can make money at home using your
typewriter/word processor or computer. Having already learned
all about home-based business success (participants must have
attended “Cash In with a Successful Home-Based Business”),
you will then discover the secrets to profits in the typing/word
processing business, including how and where to find clients,
50 ways to advertise/market your services, effective home office
equipment choices, 100 ways to make money with a computer,
and free national networking information. There really is a need
for your services, so why not have the freedom to be your own
boss, set your own hours, and have the opportunity to make more
money than you ever did before by attending this workshop. $10
materials fee will be collected in class. Class will be located at the
Advanced Technology and Education Park, 15445 Lansdowne
Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark
8175 9-10pm
M
10/6
ATEP B 101B
LANGUAGES
AMERICAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
$200
This custom-developed course is an opportunity to learn the
English language and culture in a fun, conversational environment. The class covers a variety of interesting topics that encourage lively
conversation with fellow classmates and native speakers. This
engaging course includes practice of speaking and listening, various
activities and the use of media. This course is geared towards new
immigrants. $25 materials fee will be collected in class. Class will
be located at the Advanced Technology and Education Park,
15445 Lansdowne Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. (No class 11/11.)
Instructor: Erin Doyle
8179 10am-noonTu
$39
Are you tired of working for someone else? Do you need to make
more money? Turn your talents and hobbies into profits at home
by learning how to start a home-based business from a Chamber
of Commerce past president and successful southern California
entrepreneur. During this comprehensive, informative workshop,
you will discover many details it has taken other entrepreneurs
years to discover on their own, including more than 100 home
business ideas; all the mandatory legal documentation; many
ways to market your product/service; taking tax deductions
(this workshop included); and free future individual Q&A
opportunities. If you really want to succeed in a home business,
this step-by-step workshop is a must! These workshops have
been offered from Maine to Hawaii, and the inspiration given to
others has been compared to Oprah. Classes will be located at
the Advanced Technology and Education Park, 15445 Lansdowne
Rd., Tustin, CA 92782. A $10 materials fee will be collected.
Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark
M
$20
10/7-12/2
ATEP E 101
ATEP B 101B
CASH IN WITH A SUCCESSFUL HOME-BASED
Business 8174 7-9pm
MAKE MONEY WITH A HOME-BASED
Typing/Word Processing Business INSTRUCTORS WANTED!
Do you have a talent to share or a love for teaching? The
IVC Community Education Department is always looking for
quality, dedicated instructors to offer a variety of programs
including relevant, innovative and just-in-time learning in
Orange County. Contact us for additional requirements. Please review these tips before submitting an application: Go
to ivc.edu to review the current courses offered through our
Community Ed Department and see if your proposed class
is already being offered. If a similar program is being offered,
how is yours different? Can it be modified to meet a need
that is currently not being met? Please note that workshops
and classes cannot be designed to sell or recommend products
from your business or promote your consulting services.
or more information, please call (949) 451-5555 or email
[email protected].
ATEP B 101B
FALL 2014
ADULT CLASSES