Enjoy the Gifts of the Season

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Continuing Education
South Seattle College in West Seattle
Fall 2014
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Arts-Visual, 3
Arts-Performance, 5
Small Business, 6
Computer Skills, 7
Photo Editing, 8
Food/Wine, 9
History, 11
Home, 11
Language & Travel, 11
Pets, 12
Mind & Body, 13
Senior Adult, 13
Campus Map, 14
Registration Information, 15
Office Hours
8:30am – 6:00pm, Monday-Thursday
8:30am – 4:30pm, Friday
Holidays: 11/11, 11/27 - 11/30
Address
South Seattle College
Olympic Hall, Room 130
6000 16th Ave. SW
Seattle, WA 98106
Contact Information
206-934-5339
Fax: 206-934-6699
[email protected]
www.LearnatSouth.org
Continuing Education Staff
Luisa Motten
Director of Continuing Education
Laura Matson
Manager of Lifelong Learning
Kathleen Kent
Program Coordinator
Photo Credits – Glenn Gauthier
Continuing Education (USPS 008-820)
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Fall Quarter 2014 • Continuing Education
Arts - Visual
Holiday Projects with Publisher Arts & Carafes
Must be at least 21 years of age to attend Arts & Carafes classes. Wine served
each session.
Arts & Carafes - Watercolor & Wine
Jenna Roby
Learn to duplicate a featured watercolor painting through step-by-step instruction
in a fun, social environment co-hosted by South’s Northwest Wine Academy. No
experience necessary! All Materials included. (Class fee includes one glass of
wine. Additional wine available for purchase.)
F
10/3
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM NWA
$39 + $5 materials fee
Arts & Carafes - Silver Metal Charms & Wine
Ruth Greening
Create personalilzed real silver charms for jewelry or wine glass charms while you
sip delicious wine from the Northwest Wine Academy! Discover how easy it is to
mold you own charms with silver. Your instructor will take you step-by-step through
the process. No experience necessary! All materials included. (Class fee includes
one glass of wine. Additional wine available for purchase.)
10/10
5:30 PM - 9:00 PM NWA
F
Arts & Carafes – Ceramic Wine Coasters & Wine Jessie Chuang
Wine and wine accessories are extremely popular gifts during the holidays. Customize
four ceramic coasters with colorful underglazes in a fun, social environment co-hosted
by South’s Northwest Wine Academy. Your embellished coasters will then be fired
at South’s pottery studio and available for pick up one week later. No experience
necessary! All materials included. (Class fee includes one glass of wine. Additional
wine available for purchase.)
F
10/17
5:30 PM - 9:00 PM NWA
Bring five samples of your work (originals, reproductions or scans on a DVD or flash
drive) to each class to share. For all visual artists working in any media.
Turning Your Art into Greeting Cards
Ray Pfortner
Explore how to manufacture greeting cards using your art (any medium) and how
to turn those cards into cash through direct sales and selling partnerships. Learn
about available opportunities to license your art for cards.
W
10/29
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM On Campus
$45
Merchandising Your Art
Ray Pfortner
Explore the fundamentals of pricing and licensing your work to commercial partners
like card, calendar, and magazine companies.
W
11/19
$45
Crafts
Upholstery Beginning
Anna Gregory
Take home a new footstool you upholstered using the tricks and techniques taught
in this class. These skills can be applied to any type of seating such as a dining
room chair, bench or ottoman. Bring 5/8 yard of medium weight fabric. You will
be provided with a footstool frame. All tools needed will be available for your use
during the class.
Sa 9/13
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM CEC 102
Making Homemade Soap to Keep or Give
Kristin Baerg
Tired of paying top dollar for expensive, artisanal soap? Discover how to craft
luscious soaps the old fashioned way using lye, fats and oils. Learn about ingredient
options and various soapmaking techniques. Create your own soaps to take home,
along with recipes and instructions. Homemade soap makes a perfect holiday gift.
Su 10/5
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM CAB - Main
Making Natural Body Care Products Kristin Baerg
Discover the joy of crafting your own lotions, scrubs, and salves using herbs and other
natural ingredients. Learn to make affordable, nourishing, and personalized products
to pamper from head to toe! Class covers information on ingredient properties,
techniques, and crafting a few products. You will leave with recipes and samples.
Sa 10/4
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM CAB - Main
Jesse Braswell
Want to create your own personalized invitations, greeting cards, announcements,
and calendars but intimidated by complex graphic design programs? If so, this is
the class for you! Microsoft’s versatile Publisher application offers a wide selection
of document templates, easy-to-use typography tools, and quick customization
of document designs with your own photos. Come see how easy it is to make
spectacular personalized items.
11/18
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 104
$39
Tu Drawing & Painting
Drawing 1
Jenna Roby
Ready to explore your inner artist? This course offers an easy introduction to the
fundamentals of drawing in a fun, relaxed environment. All levels welcome!
9/23 - 10/14 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3
Tu (4 sessions)
Botanical Illustration - Pen and Ink
Jenna Roby
Expand your drawing repertoire to capture the beauty of plant life utilizing basic
pen and ink techniques. Learn a variety of expressive and playful approaches to
botanical illustration with step-by-step instruction, demonstration, and hands-on
experience, gaining the foundation you need to draw any botanical subject accurately
and skillfully. Class is open to all levels of experience.
M (4 sessions)
9/29 - 10/20 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM On Campus
Ink Painting Jenna Roby
Discover the intense colors, transparency, and fluidity of ink. Create beautiful,
unique works of art in this versatile medium as you gain hands-on experience with
basic ink painting techniques.
M (3 sessions)
10/27 - 11/10 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CEC 102
Watercolor and Ink Workshop
Business of Art
3.
Jenna Roby
This comprehensive workshop gives you experience with basic watercolor and ink
techniques, giving you the tools and versatility to produce more creative, realistic
paintings. All levels welcome!
Sa 10/18
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM CEC 102
Watercolor 1
Jenna Roby
Geared to beginners, this fun, informative, and stress-free course offers step-bystep instruction in the basic techniques of watercolor painting. The course will
also cover brush control, the importance of color value, and contrast in creating
realistic paintings.
Tu (4 sessions)
10/28 - 11/25 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3
Painting Autumn Leaves and Pumpkins
Jenna Roby
Want to make your botanical drawings more realistic? Gain experience in line, form,
and value as you learn a variety of watercolor and pen techniques in this creative,
stress-free course. All levels welcome!
Sa 11/22
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM CEC 102
Sumi Painting Class Lois Yoshida
Explore creative self-expression through the flowing techniques of sumi painting in
this class for beginning and continuing students. Learn to simplify visual elements
with minimal brush strokes as you express your individual interpretation of the
subjects presented. Supply list provided.
W (8 sessions)
10/15 - 12/10 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 2
Jewelry
Polymer Clay Exploration - Earrings Meredith Arnold
Explore, create, and discover how versatile polymer clay can be! This class is
jam-packed full of tips, tricks, and fun. Explore metallic effects, learn how to make
your own tools, embellish your Precious Metal Clay creations, and create unique
earrings. Start as a beginner and walk out with intermediate skills and new jewelry.
Sa 11/8
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM CEC 102
“I’m new to Polymer Clay and I never
expected to enjoy this class so much!”
Denise Rodier
Learn at South!
4.
Precious Metal Clay - Silver Jewelry
Ruth Greening
Explore working with Precious Metal Clay (PMC), a soft, moldable clay-like substance
that fires into pure silver. It can be used to make charms, earrings, and other
adornments of fine silver. Once the silver is fired, learn to apply a patina to bring
out the beautiful design work. In addition to making silver jewelry, your instructor
will demonstrate how to “torch fire” small pieces of PMC so you can continue to
make jewelry at home without a kiln. Open to all levels of experience. All tools
provided. No experience required.
10/4
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM LHO 3
Sa Precious Metal Clay Silver - Rings
Ruth Greening
Rings are so popular and fun to wear. Design and create your own original ring
learning proper construction, seamless connection, and perfect sizing with Silver
Precious Metal Clay. Learn to set stones and properly fire for stunning results. All
materials and tools included. Prerequisite: Any beginning Precious Metal Clay class.
12/6
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM LHO 3
Sa Digital Camera - Intermediate 3 - Flash Photography Meredith Blache
Get the most out of the flash on your camera. Learn to bounce your flash, and
adjust the amount of flash your camera uses. Prerequisite: Digital Camera Series
or instructor permission.
12/6
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Sa Photography - Street Life - Seattle’s Holiday Lights Meredith Blache
Master the challenges of low-light and night photography by improving your digital
camera skills. The class will meet in downtown Seattle and photograph vibrant
displays of the holiday season.
12/16
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Off Campus
$59
Tu See Page 8 for Photoshop and other photo editing classes.
Pottery
Materials fee paid at time of registration.
Daytime Pottery & Hand Building
Photography
Bring a digital camera, instruction manual, charged battery, extra batteries, power
cable, and extra memory cards.
Food Photography
Adam Reitano
Add a professional touch to your website, blog, email, and more with spectacular
photography of your culinary creations. Learn to capture details and produce
tempting images of your work. This hands-on class guides you step-by-step to
making extraordinary photography of culinary delights.
Sa, Su (2 sessions)9/27 - 9/28 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM FSA Kitchen
Digital Camera - Intro Series
Meredith Blache
Significantly improve your digital camera photography with instruction from our expert.
Series includes Get to Know Your Camera, Take Great Photos, and Getting Out
of Auto Mode. For the best value and learning, take all three classes at a savings.
Sa (3 sessions) 10/4 - 10/18 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM OLY 102
$175
Digital Camera - Intro 1 - Get to Know Your Camera Meredith Blache
If you are struggling to figure out how to use the many settings on your digital
camera, you are not alone. Increase your enjoyment of photography by learning
to efficiently use the full range of your camera’s settings and menus.
Sa 10/4
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Digital Camera - Intro 2 - Take Great Photos
Meredith Blache
With the ability to see your photos instantly comes the opportunity to quickly improve
your photographic skills. This hands-on class provides tips on composition, lighting,
and posing subjects. Learn to see the world through the lens like a pro.
Sa 10/11
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Digital Camera - Intro 3 - Getting Out of Auto Mode Meredith Blache
Learn to use your digital camera to its fullest potential by mastering its multiple
modes, allowing you to capture the best images possible.
Sa 10/18
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Digital Camera - Intermediate Series
Meredith Blache
Take your photography skills to a new level in this intermediate level digital
photography Series includes All about Posing, All about Lighting, and Flash
Photography. Prerequisites: Digital Camera Series or instructor permission.
$175
Digital Camera - Intermediate 1 - All About Posing
Meredith Blache
Learn how to pose your subjects to get the most flattering and natural looking
images. Prerequisite: Digital Camera Series or instructor permission.
Sa 11/15
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Digital Camera - Intermediate 2 - All About Lighting Meredith Blache
To improve the lighting of your images using your camera’s settings as well as
simple techniques for adjusting external lighting. Prerequisite: Digital Camera
Series or instructor permission.
Sa 11/22
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Bethany Woll
Learn the basics from hand-building to beginning wheel. If you are new to clay
you will experience basic construction methods. Returning students will explore
and further develop their skills. Experiment with a variety of glazing and surface
techniques. Class is open to all skill levels.
Tu (10 sessions) 9/30 - 12/9 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM RAH 111
Pottery Studio: Beginner
Miki Willis
Learn beginning pottery skills through weekly demos and hands-on experience
including pinch pots, slab construction, press molds, tile making, and introduction
to the potter’s wheel. Open to all levels of experience.
Th (10 sessions) 9/25 - 12/4 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM RAH 111
Intro To Pottery
Miki Willis
Explore clay and create your own art! Spend five sessions with us for an introduction
to pottery through a variety of techniques. The only prerequisites are your own
curiosity and a willingness to try something new.
Th (5 sessions) 9/25 - 10/23 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM RAH 111
Saturday Pottery Studio
Miki Willis
Geared to students with advanced pottery skills, this continuing course covers
construction and decoration techniques needed to create a wide variety of projects
in clay. You will be given individual instruction on personal projects, including glaze
testing and color formulation
Sa (10 sessions) 9/27 - 12/6 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM RAH 111
Wheel Throwing Pottery
Miki Willis
Learn to throw pottery on a potter’s wheel including wedging, centering, shaping
and trimming, as well as simple glazing techniques. If you have ever wanted to
throw a pot, this is the class for you. All levels of experience welcome.
Tu (8 sessions)
9/30 - 11/25 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM RAH 111
Homemade Soap and
Ceramic Soap Dishes – Series
Miki Willis/Kristin Baerg
Create the perfect pairing of handcrafted soaps with sculpted ceramic soap dishes
of your own design. Series includes Making Homemade Soap to Keep or Give, and
Ceramic Soap Dishes. Classes may be taken individually or take both for a savings.
Su 10/5
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM CAB & RAH 111 $85 + $20 materials fee
Ceramic Soap Dishes
Miki Willis
Have fun creating beautiful soap dishes in this hands-on class. Select from a variety
of soap dish styles and learn to create a unique design with textures and glazes.
Then, pick up your finished creations in a week.
Su 10/5
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM RAH 111
Pottery - Holiday Ornaments
Bethany Woll
Create beautiful porcelain ornaments for your holiday tree. Use our templates to
create birds, snowflakes, snowmen and other holiday images or make your own
personal designs. Then learn to glaze your pieces in a variety of festive colors.
Handmade ornaments are perfect for your tree or gifts for the holidays.
Tu (2 sessions)
11/18 - 11/25 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM RAH 111
5.
Welding: Beginning Ornamental Steel Mimi Riley
Sewing
Free! How to Buy a Sewing Machine
O’Lisa Johnson
Whether you’re a first time buyer or simply want to purchase a new sewing machine,
how do you know which one is best for you? Attend this workshop to learn what
you need to know before purchasing a sewing machine or serger. Reference
materials provided.
10/6
Free
M
Sewing Basics
O’Lisa Johnson
Learn sewing terminology, how to read a commercial pattern, lay out fabric,
understand and transfer pattern markings, cut out a printed pattern and sew projects
using a variety of techniques and applications. Projects will include apparel, home
décor and craft items. Fabrics and patterns provided.
Sa (4 sessions) 10/11 - 11/1 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM LHO 2
Serging Made Simple O’Lisa Johnson
Discover how to use your serger to create professional finishes for your projects.
Learn the basic techniques for creating seams used in garment construction and
craft projects. A reference notebook and project fabric will be provided. Supply
list provided.
11/8
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM LHO 2
Sa Serging With Knits
O’Lisa Johnson
Put your serging know-how to use completing a comfy sweatshirt in class just in
time for Fall! Personalize your garment using serger stitches. Fabric and pattern
kit provided.
Sa 11/15
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM OLY 202
Sew Your Own Fashions
O’Lisa Johnson
Take a commercial pattern and create your custom garment. Learn to insert zippers,
create yokes, sew buttonholes, place pockets and more. In no time at all, you’ll sew a
great fashion jacket. Fabric and pattern provided. Prerequisite: Basic sewing skills.
Th (3 sessions) 10/16 - 10/30 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CEC 102
Design a Quilted Wall Hanging
O’Lisa Johnson
Don’t toss your fabric scraps! Use them to design your own quilted wall hanging. Learn
to sew these pieces together using simple quilting techniques. Add embellishments
and you’ll have a one-of-a-kind keepsake. Fabric scraps and embellishments provided
but please feel free to bring your own to personalize your project.
Sa 11/22
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM CEC 101
Welding & Glass
Stained Glass
Michelle Nicholas
Design, cut and fabricate glass with lead and/or copper foil techniques. Create
your own design with assistance from the instructor. Supply and tool costs will vary
with each project. Each student is asked to contact the instructor prior to the first
class regarding supplies, tools, and cost of materials. (Contact information will be
provided upon registration.)
Tu (8 sessions)
10/7 - 12/2 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM CEC 101
$130
Catch the Sun with Stained Glass
Michelle Nicholas
Make a hanging stained glass panel to flood a room with a rich mosaic of light! Let
your instructor guide you through design and construction as you gain the skills
needed to create your own sun catcher. Get hands-on experience with all the
techniques used in stained glass making. It’s easier than you think!
F
10/17
5:30 PM - 9:30 PM CEC 102
Intro to Glass Blowing
Ryan Blythe
With the assistance of a professional glass blower, create an ornament using hot,
molten glass of your design. No experience necessary. Discover how easy it is!
W
11/19
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Off Campus
$45
Do It Yourself! Create and take home your own steel sculpture or small project.
Learn fabrication and the hand bending techniques used to make wrought iron
elements while focusing on low-tech processes and simple tools. Limited class
size (6 students maximum) ensures personal instruction.
M, W (2 sessions) 10/6 - 10/8 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Off Campus $155 + $70 materials fee
Welding: Beginning Project - Wine Rack
Mimi Riley
Develop welding skills while creating a spectacular wine rack. After learning basic
techniques and safety procedures, select a wine rack design from several options
or customize your own. Your instructor guides you through the project step-by-step
to complete your original piece. And, it’s easier than you think! No experience
necessary. Register early. Classs size is kept small for personal instruction.
Tu, Th (2 sessions) 9/23 - 9/25 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Off Campus $155 + $70 materials fee
Welding: Beginning Project –
Candelabra or Chandelier
Mimi Riley
Create a stunning table candelabra or hanging chandelier using beginning welding
skills. After learning basic techniques and safety procedures, select a design from
several options or customize your own. Your instructor guides you through the project
step-by-step to complete your original piece. And, it’s easier than you think! No
experience necessary. Register early. Class size is kept small for personal instruction.
Sa, Su (2 sessions)11/8 - 11/9 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Off Campus $155 + $70 materials fee
Arts - Performance
Dance
Ballroom Dancing I
Anita LaFranchi
Have you ever wanted to glide across the dance floor with the greatest of ease?
If so, this is the class for you. Learn the basics of three classic ballroom dances:
Foxtrot, Waltz, and Tango. Leading and following techniques are stressed throughout
the course. Beginners, singles and couples welcome. No experience necessary.
Tu (6 sessions)
9/30 - 11/4 7:15 PM - 8:15 PM CAB - Cafeteria
$75
Ballroom Dancing II
Anita LaFranchi
Add polish to your dancing skills and gain confidence in leading and following.
Learn new Foxtrot, Waltz, and Tango steps. Singles and couples are welcome.
Prerequisite: Experience with basic Foxtrot, Waltz, and Tango steps.
Tu (4 sessions)
$55
Jitterbug Swing Dancing I
Anita LaFranchi
Jitterbug is a uniquely American dance form, and learning it is an exhilarating
experience. Dance to Big Band, Swing, Rock ‘n Roll, Country, New Wave, Blues,
and Jazz. No dance experience needed--just come prepared to have fun. Leading
and following techniques are stressed throughout the course. Beginners, singles
and couples welcome.
Tu (6 sessions)
$75
Jitterbug Swing Dancing II
Anita LaFranchi
This class adds new moves and interesting variations to basic Swing Dancing. The
more you learn about this versatile dance style, the more fun you will have! Both
singles and couples welcome. Prerequisite: Jitterbug, Swing, or similar experience.
Tu (4 sessions)
$55
Salsa Dancing I
Gilberto Nunez-Lira
Learn the Rumba, Cha-Cha-Cha, Mambo and Merengue. Seattle’s Salsa scene is
popping with clubs, events and activities celebrating different Salsa moves from
around the world. Learn Salsa the way it is danced by people of all ages, from the
smallest Latin towns to some of the most exciting nightclub scenes. No partner
necessary.
Th (6 sessions) 10/2 - 11/6 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM CAB - Cafeteria
$65
Salsa Dancing II
Gilberto Nunez-Lira
Improve your Salsa dancing skills with advanced moves for the Cha-Cha and
the Merengue, and add new techniques to increase your dancing enjoyment. No
partner necessary.
Th (6 sessions) 10/2 - 11/6 7:45 PM - 8:45 PM CAB - Cafeteria
$65
Learn at South!
6.
Ukulele Ensemble
Music
Hand Drumming - Beginning
Arturo Rodriguez
Anyone can drum! Join the beat of modern and traditional drumming by learning
techniques that will quickly prepare you to enjoy personal and group drumming.
You may bring your own drum or one will be provided for you in class.
9/26 - 11/14 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Off Campus
$125
F (8 sessions)
Hand Drumming - Intermediate
Arturo Rodriguez
Add to your drumming skills. Learn new rhythms and the cultural context of drumming
techniques from a variety of global regions. You may bring your own hand drum or
one will be provided in class.
9/29 - 11/17 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Off Campus
$125
M (8 sessions)
Guitar - Beginning
Kathy Brengle
Learn basic guitar technique and the fundamentals of music notation. Whether
you want to learn to play guitar favorites or have aspirations to play in a band, this
class will get you started!
9/24 - 11/12 6:00 PM - 7:50 PM RSB 80
W (8 sessions)
Guitar - Beginning II
Kathy Brengle
Improve your beginning guitar skills as you build on what you already know. Learn
to play songs, discover new techniques, and make beautiful music with your guitar.
Prerequisites: Note reading skills and the ability to play open chords and exercises.
W (8 sessions)
9/24 - 11/12 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM RSB 80
Ukulele Beginning
Sunga Rose
Take part in the ukulele revival by learning to play this versatile instrument in a
supportive and fun group environment. Explore chords, scales, strumming, singing,
repertoire, and all-around musicianship. Bring a ukulele. We’ll showcase what we’ve
learned at a class party.
Tu (6 sessions)
9/30 - 11/4 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM RSB 80
$115
Sunga Rose
is the bandleader,
vocalist and
ukulele-strummer
for Miss Rose
& Her Rhythm
Percolators – a
Seattle-based
trio that faithfully
recreates the
vintage jazz of the early
1920s to the Mid '30's.
She loves working with
beginning students and
does so with patience,
understanding, and an
irrepressible sense of
humor.
Sunga Rose
Learn different instrumental parts of songs, then play them together as an ensemble
with the entire class. Explore strumming, picking, singing & chord melody. Students
should be comfortable strumming & singing while changing chords smoothly. Bring
a ukelele. We’ll showcase what we’ve learned at a class party.
Tu (6 sessions)
9/30 - 11/4 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM RSB 80
$115
Community Choir
Paula Herd
Perform the finest literature for large choral ensemble. The choir meets one evening
weekly with concert performance opportunities. No audition required. Register
early, class size limited.
$52
M (12 sessions) 9/22 - 12/8 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM RSB 80
Small Business
Starting a Small Food Business
Jennifer Lewis
Discover the step-by-step process of starting a food business. Learn how to cost
products, prepare food-specific business plans, and obtain health and other required
permits. Prepare for a successful business and avoid making costly mistakes.
Extensive handouts provided.
Sa 10/18
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM OLY 105
Business Plans for Small Businesses
Jennifer Lewis
Launch the small business you’ve always dreamed of or take your current small
business to the next level with a comprehensive business plan. Through targeted
questions, step-by-step exercises, hands-on templates, and brainstorming, learn to
organize your business ideas into an effective, workable plan specific to your business
today, and which will also help guide your business successfully into the future.
Su 10/19
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM OLY 105
Business Emergency Preparedness Series
Kathleen Kent
“I never thought it would happen here,” is a common reaction when disaster
hits. Develop an emergency action plan for your workplace and keep it current.
Business Emergency Action Planning and Business Emergency Planning Continuity
Workshop provide comprehensive training to prepare your company to be ready for
any emergency. Classes can be taken individually or as a series. For five or more
students from the same company, contact Continuing Education at 206-934-5335
for a group rate.
Th (2 sessions) 10/16 - 11/6 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM OLY 105
Business Emergency Action Planning Workshop
Kathleen Kent
If your business works with the State or Federal government, you need an Emergency
Action Plan (EAP). Enroll your planning committee to gain a sound foundation of
knowledge and a unified approach to preparing for disaster. A Risk Assessment
will help put everyone on the same page, and facilitate the writing of an effective,
actionable EAP will be much easier. An EAP template is provided in the workshop
materials (printed & digital).
Th 10/16
3:00 PM - 5:30 PM OLY 105
Business Emergency Continuity Workshop
Kathleen Kent
A disaster strikes! You activate your written Emergency Action Plan. Now what?
What steps are necessary to restart essential functions, inspect and repair facilities,
call back your workforce, get your processes up and running, and re-open? This
workshop is for small to mid-sized businesses, their executives and continuity
planning staff. Leave with a continuity list geared specifically to your business.
Bring your Emergency Action Plan to class.
Th 11/6
3:00 PM - 5:30 PM OLY 105
7.
Quickbooks
Website Development Series
Materials fee paid at time of registration.
Start from scratch, or build on what you already have, to create dynamic websites
for personal and business use. Series includes Build Your Own Website, Make
Your Website Work for You, Get Your Website Found on the Internet, and Add
E-commerce to Your Website. Take the Series for a savings.
Th (4 sessions)
10/2 - 10/23 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 102
$149
QuickBooks 2014 Fundamentals - Series
Steve Dunnington
Are you a small business owner, bookkeeper, or office manager? Are you looking
to upgrade your accounting and computer skills for a competitive edge in the
job market? This Series teaches you basic accounting principles, QuickBooks
fundamentals, and advanced applications. Basic computer skills are required.
Classes can be taken individually or as a Series for a savings. We will be using
QuickBooks Desktop 2014 for PC but most principles apply to online and Mac
versions as well. Materials fee includes textbooks and a full-featured 140-day trial
copy of QuickBooks.
M (10 sessions) 9/29 - 12/1 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 203
QuickBooks 2014 Fundamentals - Basic AccountingSteve Dunnington
Learn basic accounting terms and procedures necessary to use QuickBooks
effectively. This course is a good introduction if you have never taken accounting,
and can be a good refresher if you’re out of practice. You need this knowledge for
any financial software you use.
9/30 - 10/7
9/29 - 10/6 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 204
M (2 sessions)
QuickBooks 2014 Fundamentals - Level 1
Steve Dunnington
Learn to create and back-up important records for any company, how to work with
vendors, customers, banks, print checks, and how to generate monthly reports.
Prerequisite: Basic Accounting (see above), familiarity with basic computer
operations, and Windows. We will be using QuickBooks Desktop 2014 for PC but
most principles apply to online and Mac versions as well. Materials fee includes
textbook and a full-featured 140-day trial copy of QuickBooks (PC).
M (4 sessions)
10/13 - 11/3 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 203
QuickBooks 2014 Fundamentals - Level 2
Steve Dunnington
Learn additional features such as working with inventory, payroll, sales tax, balance
sheet accounts/fixed assets, and budgets as well as customizing forms. Class is
appropriate for users of both QuickBooks Premier and QuickBooks Pro. Windows
experience and basic accounting skills required. We will be using QuickBooks
Desktop 2014 for PC but most principles apply to online and Mac versions as well.
Materials fee includes textbook.
M (4 sessions)
11/10 - 12/1 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 203
Social Media & Web
Getting LinkedIn
Meredith Blache
Develop your professional network using LinkedIn. Learn to set up your account
and connect with people and companies to keep your online presence in the
business world strong.
Su 10/5
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM OLY 104
$39
Social Media for Business
Brandon Walton
Promote your business through social media. Designed for the small business
owner who wants to integrate social media into marketing and business plans.
Learn to master Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn. In addition,
the instructor (a small business owner), will guide you through a branding exercise
designed to help identify your keywords, brand voice, and sentiment.
Th (4 sessions)
10/30 - 11/20 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 102
Google Apps
Analea Brauburger
Learn to set up and use Google Mail (gmail) and Google Calendar. Discover the
vast world of Google and how to create, save, and share documents, spreadsheets,
and presentations using Google Drive. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills.
M (2 sessions)
10/20 - 10/276:00 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 102
$45
Video Production for Social Networking
Meredith Blache
Want to use YouTube for marketing your business or posting videos of your latest
adventure? Learn to use your smartphone or camera to create and post videos to
Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Vimeo. Bring your camera or smartphone to
class. Preloaded videos optional.
Su (2 sessions) 10/19 - 10/26 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM OLY 104
$59
Build Your Own Website
Brandon Walton
Brandon Walton
Using WordPress, build a website to share with friends or promote your business.
You will set up an account and leave with a workable website designed to your
specifications.
10/2
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 102
$45
Th Make Your Website Work for You
Brandon Walton
Discover the tricks which attract more attention and make your website sizzle.
Learn to add videos, photos and other interactive features.
Th 10/9
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 102
$45
Get Your Website Found on the Internet
Brandon Walton
Discover the secrets of getting your website found in online searches. Learn to
properly insert specific codes to greatly increase the chances of your site being
found by internet search engines.
Th 10/16
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 102
$45
Add E-Commerce to Your Website
Brandon Walton
Want to be able to take payments on your website? Learn to install links to secure
payment sites and start selling from your website today.
Th 10/23
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 102
$45
Facebook for Groups and Businesses
Meredith Blache
New to Facebook? Have an account but aren’t sure what to do next? Learn how
to set up your account safely and use features to enhance your enjoyment of this
incredible social networking site.
Su 11/16
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM OLY 104
$49
Computers
South Seattle Community College Advantage
• Classes taught using Windows 7 Operating System.
• All onsite Microsoft application classes will be taught using Office 2013.
• Microsoft Office 2013 class fees includes books.
• Clock hours and CEUs are available for all computer classes.
• Additional computer classes available online including MS Office 2010 – see
www.ed2go.com/southsea for more information.
Free! Computer Training Preview
Jesse Braswell
Come to this free preview of our courses and have a look at software available in
our computer labs. We will help you determine which classes best meet your needs
through one-on-one advising with our computer training coordinator. Registration
for future computer courses or classes will be available at class.
W
9/10
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM OLY 104
Free
Beginning
Computer Series - Beginning 2013
Jesse Braswell
This Series gives you all you need to get started with your computer and includes
the following three classes: Beginning Windows, Beginning Word, and Beginning
Excel. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Take the Series for a savings. All books
are included.
Tu, Th (7 sessions) 9/23 - 10/14 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 104
$325
Beginning Windows 7
Jesse Braswell
Learn to use Windows with ease as you master its basic tools and functions. NO
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Book included.
$135
8.
Beginning Excel 2013
Learn at South!
Jesse Braswell
Learn Excel spreadsheet basics, formulas, functions, and shortcuts. Basic PC and
typing skills helpful, but this class is for Excel beginners. Book included.
$145
Beginning Word 2013
Jesse Braswell
Learn to use the fundamental features necessary for creating Word documents. Basic
PC and typing skills helpful, but this class is for Word beginners. Book included.
$135
Intermediate
Computer Series - Intermediate 2013
Jesse Braswell
Designed to keep your computer skills competitive, this Series includes Intermediate
Word, Intermediate Excel and Basic PowerPoint modules. For the best deal, take
the Series for only $325, a $90 savings. Basic computer experience needed. All
books are included.
$325
Intermediate Excel 2013
Jesse Braswell
Improve your Excel 2013 skills. Simplify number crunching, data input, and
formatting. Book included.
$145
Intermediate Word 2013
Jesse Braswell
Make your job easier! This class gives you the tools to move quickly through word
processing projects and resolve troubleshooting issues. Learn how to create
professional looking letters and reports. Book included.
Tu, Th (2 sessions) 10/28 - 10/306:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 104
$135
Basic PowerPoint 2013
Jesse Braswell
Effective PowerPoint presentations are easy to create. Learn how to add
organizational charts, animated features, and other graphics, along with the basic
techniques of creating and producing slides, overhead projections, and speaker’s
notes. Book included.
$135
Advanced
Computer Series - Advanced 2013
Jesse Braswell
Complete your computer training with this Series which includes Advanced Word,
Advanced Excel, and Advanced PowerPoint. For the best deal, take the Series for
only $325, a $90 savings. All books included.
M, W (7 sessions) 11/10 - 12/3 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 104
$325
Advanced Excel 2013
Jesse Braswell
Harness the power of Excel by learning to develop and manage automated
procedures, formulas, pivot tables, macros, and other advanced formatting features
to produce the high-quality reports needed to guide data-driven decision making.
Discover easy shortcuts to help minimize your time and maximize your results.
Book included.
$145
Advanced Word 2013
Jesse Braswell
Improve and hone your Word skills by learning to organize long documents, track
changes, personalize your Word options, and integrate Word with other programs
like PowerPoint, Excel, Mail Merge, and Outlook. Book included.
$135
Advanced PowerPoint 2013
Jesse Braswell
Add effectiveness to your PowerPoint presentations with multimedia features
including tables, audio, slides, videos, and more. Learn to customize your themes,
add texture, include hyperlinks, and speaker’s notes. Book included.
$135
Other Computer Classes
Explore Cloud Computing
Jesse Braswell
Discover the power of Cloud computing and learn to access your documents from
your computer, cell phone, tablets, or any computing device. Then, explore the
Internet to find new ways to capture the information you seek.
10/15
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 104
$45
W
See Page 3 for Holiday Projects with Publisher.
Windows 8.1 Fundamentals
Jesse Braswell
Whether you’re new to computers or have years of experience, learn to command
Windows 8.1 interface. Explore Windows 8.1 while creating documents, sending
email, browsing the Internet, and sharing information between applications and
with other users. And, learn special shortcuts to increase productivity. NOTE: You
must bring your own laptop with Windows 8.1 installed.
12/2
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM OLY 104
$45
Tu Photo Editing
Adobe Photoshop Elements –
Digital Art for the Holidays
Meredith Blache
Create greeting cards, calendars, photo books and photo collages using Photoshop
Elements. Develop the skills needed to easily put your photos into keepsake
collections. NOTE: You must bring your own laptop preloaded with the most current
version of Photoshop Elements.
Su (2 sessions) 10/26 - 11/2 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM OLY 105
$59
Adobe Photoshop - Series
Meredith Blache
Harness the power of Adobe Photoshop by learning the skills taught in this Series
includes Learning the Basics, Adjusting Images, and Graphic Design for Print and
Web. Images provided. For the best value, take all three classes for a savings.
F (6 sessions)
10/3 - 11/14 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM OLY 102
$175
$175
Adobe Photoshop 1 - Learning the Basics
Meredith Blache
Learn the basics of Adobe Photoshop, from how each tool works to what layers are,
gaining confidence with Photoshop as you create and complete several projects.
Images will be provided.
F (2 sessions)
10/3 - 10/10 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM OLY 102
$65
Sa 10/25
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Adobe Photoshop 2 - Adjusting Images
Meredith Blache
Learn how to use Photoshop to fix and adjust images, how to use advanced retouching
techniques, how to create compilations, and how to work non-destructively on an
image. Images will be provided.
F (2 sessions)
10/17 - 10/24 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 102
$65
Sa 11/1
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Adobe Photoshop 3 – Graphic Design
for Print and Web
Meredith Blache
Learn to use Photoshop for print, graphic design and online graphic creation. You
will learn how to use various text tools including the path tool, how to create new
images using multiple images, how to create a quick animation for use on the web,
and much more. Images will be provided.
F (2 sessions)
11/7 - 11/14 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 102
$65
Sa 11/8
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM OLY 102
$65
Adobe Lightroom - Series
Meredith Blache
Get amazing results as you learn how to quickly adjust and organize images using
Adobe Lightroom, and learn about publishing options. Bring your own photos or
use the images provided. Take the Series for a savings. Series includes All About
Develop and All About the Library. NOTE: You must bring your own laptop with a
preloaded working version of Adobe Lightroom 4 or 5.
F (4 sessions)
11/21 - 12/19 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 105
$115
Adobe Lightroom - All About the Library
Meredith Blache
Learn to use Adobe Library to organize your catalog, create collections, use key
words, and filter your images. Bring your own photos or use the images provided.
F (2 sessions)
11/21 - 12/5 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 105
$65
Adobe Lightroom - All About Develop
Meredith Blache
Learn to use the full range of adjustment features in Adobe Lightroom and how to make
corrections to multiple images. Bring your own photos or use the images provided.
F (2 sessions)
12/12 - 12/19 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 105
$65
Food/Wine
Jay O’Neill
Discover the art and science of breadmaking. Taught by a local professional baker,
you will learn valuable tips and get hands-on practice in creating a better loaf. By
implementing baking science and adding artistic components, you will see improved
results each day. Create a variety of breads including whole grains, fruit, nut, and
versatile doughs.
Su,M,Tu (3 sessions) 9/7 - 9/9
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM PBA 106,
Cake Decorating ABC’s
Margaret Rumpeltes
Discover the basics of building and decorating your own delicious cakes. Learn
about types of icing, application methods, techniques for splitting and adding
fillings to cakes, in addition to proper piping for borders and writing. Leave with
basic decorating tools, recipes, and the cake you hand decorated.
Tu (2 sessions)
10/14 - 10/21 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM PBA 102
Edible Embellishments for Cakes and Cupcakes Margaret Rumpeltes
Add a personal touch to your cakes with easy-to-make decorations. Practice making
royal icing and gain professional decorating tips. Use rolled fondant and stamps to
create clever embellishments that can be made in advance and used to decorate
for holidays or special occasion treats.
T
10/28
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. PAB 106
Breadmaking
Margaret Rumpeltes
Discover how to quickly and easily produce a wide range of breads, from wholegrain
to sweet rolls, using only three basic yeast mixes. Learn about the importance of
fermentation times and how to use and maintain a starter dough.
Sa 10/18
9:00 AM - 12:30 PM PBA 106
Biscuits and Scones: Not Just Breakfast Foods! Margaret Rumpeltes
Spend an evening learning to make delicious basic, savory and combination
biscuits, cream scones, and Scottish oatcakes, and learn to avoid common baking
pitfalls. These tasty treats make great appetizers and a delicious compliment to
Fall soups and salads.
Th 11/6
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM PBA 106
Autumn Pies & Tarts Series
Margaret Rumpeltes
Nothing quite says Fall like the delicious aroma of tantalizing pies and tarts fresh
from the oven. Learn how easy it is to create elegant and enticing rustic tarts and
homemade pies featuring the yummy flavors of Fall fruits. Learn different techniques to
prepare scrumptious variations to share at upcoming holiday events. Classes covers
both French and American style pie dough. Take both sessions for a tasty savings!
Sa (2 sessions) 10/25 and 11/22 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. PAB
Pumpkin Pie Secrets
Margaret Rumpeltes
Delight your family and friends with a homemade pumpkin pie. Gain the basics of
making pie dough and then use fresh roasted pumpkin to make delicious fillings
for a pumpkin pie and pumpkin chiffon. See how easy it is to make these holiday
favorites. Leave with samples to share or for yourself! Sa
10/25
9:00 AM. – 12:00 PMPAB
Margaret Rumpeltes
Learn how easy it is to make these mouthwatering treats. Begin with tricks for
perfecting pie dough then make a variety of American and French classics: rustic
apple tart, al sace apple tart and an old fashioned apple pie. Take home treats to
share with family and friends.
Sa
11/22
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM PAB
Authentic Italian Bread - Series
Paola Querzoli
Create the rich and flavorful breads of Italy using authentic traditional methods. Add
Focaccia, Ciabatta, and authentic Pizza dough to your repertoire of breadmaking.
Taught by an Italian chef, classes can be taken individually or, for a savings, take
the whole Series. Ciao!
Th (3 sessions) 10/16 - 10/30 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM PBA 106
Authentic Italian Bread - Focaccia
Baking/Desserts
Artisan Bread Workshop
Apple Pie & Tarts
9.
Paola Querzoli
Learn to make this popular oven baked Italian flat bread the authentic way. Seasoned
with olive oil, salt, and herbs, this delicious bread can be topped with a variety of
ingredients including cheese, meats, and vegetables.
10/16
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM PBA 106
Th Authentic Italian Bread - Ciabatta
Paola Querzoli
Ciabatta, a bread from Tuscany, provides rich flavor with a firm crust and light
texture. Learn to make this bread in the Italian tradition.
Th 10/23
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM PBA 106
Authentic Italian Bread - Italian Pizza
Paola Querzoli
Learn the authentic Italian method of creating the perfect pizza dough. Then, discover
how to make new and traditional toppings to satisfy any appetite.
Th 10/30
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM PBA 106
Holiday Cookies
Margaret Rumpeltes
Want to spice up your holidays with yummy treats? Make eight different cookies
using a single dough, as well as checkerboard cookies, and a gluten-free meringue
cookie that will satisfy the pickiest chocolate lover. Learn tips for freezing the dough
so you can get a head start on those favorites to give as gifts, use for parties, or to
keep for yourself! Register early, space is limited.
Sa 11/15
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM PBA 106
Chocolate & Candy
Chocolate Truffle Making: Basic Course
Bill Fredericks
Make four styles of delicious truffles - bar truffle, French, hand dipped and a molded
truffle. Learn the techniques for making these treats and how to add flavors to the
ganaches using herbs, spices and liquors. Leave the class with recipes and lots of
samples. Give the gift of homemade chocolates this holiday season.
Su (2 sessions) 10/26 - 10/281:00 PM - 4:30 PM PBA 103
Chocolate Truffles - All About Fruit
Bill Fredericks
Make delicious ganaches using fruit. We will use local fresh fruit (or frozen) and
create a fruit puree that is incorporated into the ganache. Learn to create a Pâte
de fruits (fruit gel) then cover it with a ganache layer and cut that into two layered
pieces. Leave the class with recipes, new techniques, and lots of samples. Class
designed for those who have taken the basic truffle course.
Su 11/16
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM PBA 103
Holiday Confections
Bill Fredericks
Creamy caramels, dark chocolate fudge, chocolate barks, and cherry cordials. Learn
to make them all, including your own fondant for the cordials. Emphasis will be on
explaining the how and why of each step in the various confectionary processes.
Learn how not to make the most common mistakes. Everyone will bring home a
big box of delicious hand-made candies. Experience not necessary.
Su 12/7
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM PBA 103
“I like how responsive the Continuing Education staff at South is to student requests. I suggested a class idea to the
department and the next quarter they were offering it. And they always bring in expert instructors!”
Joan Lightle
Learn at South!
10.
Cooking
Authentic Italian Pasta - Gnocchi Verdi
Cheese Making at Home Made “Whey” Easy
Kristin Baerg
Making cheese at home is fun, easy and affordable! Try your hand at making fresh
chevre, paneer, ricotta, and mozzarella. Discover how to use cultured milk products
like piima, kefir, yogurt, and butter. Leave with recipes, easy-to-follow instructions,
and a culture to get you started on your “whey.” Bring an apron.
9/27
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM CAB - Main
Sa Home Cheese Making: Hard Cheeses
Kristin Baerg
Go beyond the basics to further your skills at being a home cheese maker. We
will dive into the essentials including curd-cutting, pressing, and aging. Cheddar,
Gouda, Paneer and Feta will be demonstrated and discussed. Recipes and delicious
samples will be provided.
11/18
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM OLY 105
Sa Home Cheese Making: Mozzarella
Kristin Baerg
Want to learn the basics of handmade Mozzarella? Discover the ways to make this
popular and delicious cheese, both traditional and quick varieties. Leave class with
samples and recipes.
10/19
9:00 AM - 11:30 AM CAB - Main
Su Fermentation for Flavor and Health
Kristin Baerg
Discover the health benefits and delicious flavors of fermented foods. Learn to
create Sauerkraut, Kimchi, Miso, and receive a starter to take home.
Sa 10/4
12:30 PM - 3:00 PM CAB - Main
Wild and Wonderful Mushrooms
Kristin Baerg
Wonder what to do with the bounty of Fall mushrooms at the farmers’ markets?
Treat your palate to a sampling experience while learning about several varietites
of tasty fungi, as well as exploring techniques to fully capture the essence of these
nourishing and delicious edibles. Samples and recipes provided.
Su 10/26
10:00 AM - 12:30 PMCAB - Main
Turkey Roasting 101
Kristin Baerg
Discover delicious ways to roast a whole turkey for your holiday feasts. Learn the
basic techniques for roasting both fresh and frozen turkeys, including how to safely
thaw a frozen bird, removing packaging and giblets, brining, stuffing, trussing,
roasting, carving, and gravy-making. We will demonstrate how to prepare a turkey.
A stuffed, fully cooked turkey will be oven- finished during class and available for
students to taste. Leave class with roasting instructions and recipes for a variety
of tasty stuffing.
Sa 11/1
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM CAB - Main
Regional Cooking
Authentic Italian Pasta - Series
Paola Querzoli
Learn the traditional Italian way to create fresh pasta. Most authentic Italian meals
begin with pasta including Ravioli al di Zucca, Tagliolini al Limone, and Gnocchi
Verdi. Create these pastas and a variety of flavorful sauces. For the best experience
and a savings, take all three classes.
M (3 sessions)
10/20 - 11/3 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CAB - Main
Authentic Italian Pasta: Ravioli al di Zucca
Paola Querzoli
These handmade Ravioli are filled with a special butternut squash cream, which can
be customized with a range of seasonings, meat, and vegetables. The version with
butter and sage brings out the nuttiness of the parmesan and the squash in the filling.
M
10/20
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CAB - Main
Authentic Italian Pasta: Tagliolini al Limone Paola Querzoli
Create a variety of fresh pasta learning to add flavors and colors that are yours
to take home. Learn the authentic way to make Tagliolini al Limone using fresh
ingredients and traditional cooking methods.
M
10/27
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CAB - Main
Paola Querzoli
Gnocchi Verdi (green gnocchi) are a delicious variation of the classic potato gnocchi
and they are easy to prepare. Properly preparing the spinach is the the key to
success. These green dumplings are excellent simply seasoned with melted butter
and a sprinkle of parmesan cheese, a cheese sauce, or a fish sauce.
M
11/3
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CAB - Main
Authentic Italian Soup - Series
Paola Querzoli
Learn to create three traditional Italian soups sure to warm any heart. Prepare
Minestrone, Tuscan Bean, and Butternut Squash soups the way Italians make them.
Take all three classes for the best experience and a cost savings.
11/10 - 11/24 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CAB - Main
M (3 sessions)
Authentic Italian Soup - Minestrone
Paola Querzoli
Traditional Italian Minestrone Soup is prepared using fresh vegetables in season
with a rich vegetarian broth and pasta. Learn to prepare this satisfying soup for a
comforting meal or side dish. Sample your soup with homemade Crostini.
11/10
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CAB - Main
M
Authentic Italian Soup - Tuscan Bean
Paola Querzoli
This traditional Tuscan dish is made with farrow and beans, both staples of Tuscan
cooking. When paired with a salad, this healthy soup makes a complete meal. Enjoy
the soup with traditional seasoned bruschetta on the side.
M
11/17
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CAB - Main
Authentic Italian Soup - Butternut Squash
Paola Querzoli
Savor the comfort of this delicate and creamy soup from Northern Italy’s medieval
Mantova region. Learn to create this dish the authentic Italian way and enjoy it
with Parmesan Crisps.
M
11/24
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CAB - Main
Wine
Must be at least 21 years of age to attend wine tasting classes. Tasting in each session
Wine Tasting Primer: Sight, Smell, Taste
Dieter Schafer
Learn to taste wine knowledgeably and accurately describe what you are tasting.
Explore wine types, grapes, varietals, and wine regions of the world, as you learn the
basics of reading a wine label. Gain hints for smart buying, proper storing and aging.
Tu (3 sessions)
10/14 - 10/28 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM JMB 140
Unique Experience: Beaujolais Wine
from Cru to Nouveau
Dieter Schafer
The French wines of the Beaujolais region are made from handpicked Gamay grapes.
The region is best known for its light red wines, which taste best slightly chilled,
offering a refreshing flavor profile. Learn by tasting top-of-the-line Cru Beaujolais
and just- released 2014 Nouveau. Beaujolais is the ideal companion for your holiday
dinners.This special class is only offered once a year and will feature wines not easily
found in stores as well as information where to buy. Unique tasting opportunity.
Tu (2 sessions)
11/18 - 11/25 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM JMB 140
Unique Experience: Choosing
Champagnes for the Holidays
Dieter Schafer
Planning to serve Champagne this holiday season? Taste Champagne and Crémant
from France, Sparkling Wine from Washington, California, and New Mexico, Spanish
Cava, and Italian Prosecco. Learn about styles, what the label tells you, how Méthode
Champenoise wines are produced, buying strategies, proper service, etiquette, and
how to match these wines with your holiday dinners. Take advantage of this unique
opportunity to try a variety of “bubblies” that are not often available for tasting.
Tu 12/9
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM JMB 140
Guide to Exploring Woodinville Wine Country –
Insider’s View Eleanor Pawley
With over 100 wineries hosting tasting rooms, Woodinville has become a major
wine tasting destination. Spend an evening gaining tips and insider knowledge for
planning a successful visit. Learn background information about the Washington
wine industry, ideas for choosing where to visit, proper etiquette for your tasting
room experience, and transportation logistics. Class includes wine tasting and
behind-the-scenes stories. Bring a friend and save! Call us at 206-934-5339 for a
special rate of $50 per couple.
F
11/14
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Northwest Wine
$29
History
Contemporary Issues for Discussion
Joseph Aprile
Engage in lively conversations about timely topics in this series of classes. The
knowledgeable and articulate instructor will present information and provide
resources as well as facilitate discussions. Your questions and thoughts are welcome
as we seek understanding of complex matters. The topics are Climate Change,
Human Genetics, and Voices for Peace and Social Justice.
9/30 - 12/2 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 206
$99
Tu (9 sessions)
Climate Change – What Is It and
Why Should We Be Concerned?
Joseph Aprile
Basic Carpentry and Woodworking
11.
Peter Marx
Do you have power tools and want to learn to use them safely and effectively?
Learn the basics of joinery, jigs, materials, methods, and project design in a
woodshop. After selecting your materials, you will apply your newly-acquired skills
to construct a toolbox.
Th (3 sessions) 10/16 - 10/30 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Off Campus $125 + $29 materials fee
Ceramic Tile Installation Made Easy
Peter Marx
Tile is creative, fun and easy to install yourself and adds value to your home. Using
hands-on techniques, explore many types of tiles, tools, setting materials, grouts,
underlayment, preparation and layout. Upon completion you will have the skills
and confidence to successfully undertake a home tile project. Dress for mess!
W
11/5
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM CEC 101
Update your Kitchen and Bath
Peter Marx
Kitchens and bathrooms are usually the most expensive rooms to update or remodel.
This class provides the tools to design and implement your ideas. Learn which
projects to tackle yourself, when it is cost effective to hire a contractor, and how to
avoid making costly mistakes. Please bring plans, photos and any questions with you.
11/12
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM CEC 101
W
Language/Travel
Delve into the scientific evidence about climate change. The course explores
how climate change is occurring, its impact on the planet, and possible remedies.
Tu (3 sessions)
9/30 - 10/14 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 206
$39
Online language classes in French, Italian, Spanish and Japanese available
at www.ed2go.com/southsea.
Required text books are available at the SSCC bookstore. Please call for
hours and to check availability at 206-934-5338.
Human Genetics - A Short Course
American Sign Language
Joseph Aprile
Discover the fundamentals of human genetics. This compelling class introduces
you to the significance of the Human Genome Project, the basic concepts of human
genetics, and major contributions that have been made regarding the treatment of
genetic diseases. A basic understanding of these fundamental concepts will allow
you to more fully appreciate the breakthroughs currently being made, and their
impact on human health and disease control.
Tu (3 sessions)
10/21 - 11/4 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 206
$39
Voices for Peace and Social Justice
Joseph Aprile
Calls for peace and social justice are the plea of every generation. Join an
exploration of the lives and works of historical social justice advocates and the
use of non-violent conflict resolution. The instructor will provide handouts as well
as an optional reading list.
Tu (3 sessions)
11/18 - 12/2 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 206
$39
Kathleen Kent
Following a disaster or severe weather event, it can take days (or even weeks)
for emergency services to reach all affected areas, and even longer for utilities
to be fully restored. Discover real-life, common-sense steps to prepare for any
emergency, disruption or disaster. Learn how to be prepared at home and away,
what to stockpile, first aid needs, what documents you will need to start over, where
to reunite and reconnect with loved ones, as well as how to provide temporary
shelter, deal with pet care, and vehicle preparedness. Increase your confidence
with this comprehensive class.
Tu 10/21
Hands-On Home Repair and Maintenance
Amy Sue Zielske
An introductory course in American Sign Language (ASL) and deaf culture in the
US. Converse in ASL by practicing grammar and basic vocabulary culminating
in the ability to have a simple conversation in ASL. Class also includes cultural
information about the deaf community.
M (5 sessions)
9/22 - 10/20 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM OLY 202
$79
American Sign Language - Beyond Beginners
Amy Sue Zielske
Expand your American Sign Language vocabulary and cultural skills to increase
your communication effectiveness. Prerequisite: Basic ASL training (including
finger spelling and basic signs).
M (5 sessions)
10/27 - 11/24 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM OLY 202
$79
American Sign Language - Intermediate
Amy Sue Zielske
Improve and build your ASL vocabulary and communication skills. Prerequisite:
American Sign Language - Beyond Beginners.
W (8 sessions)
10/1 - 11/19 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM On Campus
$145
Home
Personal Preparedness - Beyond 3 Days
American Sign Language (ASL) Introduction
Peter Marx
Learn a variety of home improvements and maintenance skills in this comprehensive
home repair class. Gain confidence as you learn about tools, wall repair, and how
to work with electrical outlets and plumbing. Get an overview of kitchen and bath
remodeling, home security, and weatherization. Leave knowing how to perform
most small repairs confidently and correctly.
M (3 sessions)
10/13 - 10/27 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM CEC 101
American English
Building a Powerful Vocabulary
Peter Whelan
Do you sometimes have difficulty finding the right words to clearly express your
ideas? Do you have difficulty reading efficiently because of too many words you
don’t know? Learn to use the power of words to help you become a more effective
speaker, reader and writer.
W (4 sessions)
10/8 - 10/29 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM On Campus
$85
Using the Right Word
Peter Whelan
Often we use the wrong word because it gets confused with another word, for
example: “affect” and “effect,” “imminent” and “eminent,” “fewer” and “less.”
Learning to distinguish the true meaning of many commonly used words will help
you to use them correctly.
W (3 sessions)
11/5 - 11/19 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM On Campus
$75
12.
Learn at South!
Italian Da Capo
French
French for Fun & Travel
Julie Fournier
Learn French at your own pace in a fun and relaxing setting. Develop the vocabulary
and useful expressions you will need while travlleing in a French-speaking country.
Perfect choice for those with little or no background in the French language.
Textbook required.
10/6 - 11/24 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 202
$145
M (8 sessions)
French 1
Allen-Michael Weatherford
Learn pronunciation, basic expressions, simple conversations, elementary grammar,
and cultural readings. Ideal for students with little or no previous knowledge of
French. Textbook required.
$145
Th (8 sessions) 10/2 - 11/20 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 204
Italian for Fun and Travel
Dida Valenzuela
Taking a trip to Italy? Do you want to converse in Italian with relatives and friends?
Learn basic grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary to help you navigate a variety
of daily situations. Gain an introduction to Italian culture and food, along with helpful
travel tips Textbook required.
W (8 sessions)
10/1 - 11/19 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 103
$145
Italian 1
Josefina Moschella
This beginning class includes essential grammar, pronunciation and modern
practical vocabulary as well as an introduction to Italian culture. Taught by native
speaker. Textbook required.
Tu (8 sessions)
9/30 - 11/25 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 111
$145
Italian 4
Italian Parliamo
Josefina Moschella
For students who have had three quarters of Italian or equivalent experience.
Taught by native speaker.
Tu (8 sessions)
9/30 - 11/25 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM OLY 111
$145
Dida
Valenzuela
is a graduate
student at the
University of
Washington
and has taught
Italian Studies
for over 10
years. She is
well-travelled
throughout
Italy and
combines
culture and
language in
a fun and
engaging
manner.
Josefina Moschella
Class is conducted in Italian by a native speaker and designed for those with a
good command of the Italian language. Enhance your conversation and aural
comprehension skills. Class also includes a review of grammar and vocabulary in
an informal, supportive setting. Taught by native speaker
W (8 sessions)
10/1 - 11/19 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM OLY 111
$145
Spanish
Spanish for Fun & Travelers
Italian
Josefina Moschella
Review Italian grammar, vocabulary, and aural comprehension for a greater mastery
of the language. Emphasis on building conversation skills in an informal, supportive
setting. Taught by native speaker
10/1 - 11/19 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 111
$145
W (8 sessions)
Ryan Judge
Planning a trip to a Spanish-speaking country? This class emphasizes speaking
and aural comprehension. Cultural, historical and social points of interest are also
presented, along with vocabulary and useful phrases. Textbook required.
9/30 - 11/25 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 204
$145
Tu (8 sessions)
Spanish 1
Ryan Judge
This beginning class includes pronunciation, basic expressions, cultural readings,
elementary grammar, and an emphasis on modern, practical vocabulary. Textbook
required.
W (8 sessions)
10/1 - 11/19 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 204
$145
Spanish 2
M. Ester Prieto
This course focuses on additional Spanish grammatical principles, continuation of
vocabulary building, and cultural readings. Taught by a native speaker. Textbook
required.
W (8 sessions)
10/1 - 11/19 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 206
$145
Spanish Conversation
Ryan Judge
Join other experienced Spanish speakers for lively conversation. Participants will
further their conversation and aural comprehension skills, reviewing grammar and
vocabulary in an informal, supportive setting. Great course for students preparing
to immerse in AP, IB Spanish, or advanced Spanish. No book required. Class
taught in Spanish.
Th (8 sessions) 10/2 - 11/20 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM On Campus
$145
Thai
Thai Language for Fun and Travel
KumRoon Maksirisombat
Planning a trip to Thailand? Enjoy Thai culture and food? This fun-filled class will
give you an introduction to the language and culture of this fascinating country.
Taught by native speaker who will share food, songs and dance. Textbook required.
M (8 sessions)
10/6 - 11/24 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 111
$145
Travel
Travel the World Volunteering
Joyce Major
Interested in learning about another country by working with local communities
that need your skills or support with existing projects? Want to teach English, work
with children, help wildlife, support conservation or share your expertise? Learn to
combine inexpensive travel with life-changing experiences as you travel the world
as a volunteer. Volunteer travel is not just for the young.
M (4 sessions)
10/13 - 11/3 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 204
$75
Mind-Body
Fun Doggie Tricks
13.
Joey Iversen
Improve your health, increase your energy, and speed your recovery from illness.
QiGong’s stretching and strengthening movements activate “qi” in your body, stimulate
your immune system, strengthen your internal organs, and rejuvenate your soul.
9/3 - 10/22 6:45 PM - 7:45 PM On Campus
$99
W (8 sessions)
Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? Have more fun with your dog
and astound your friends and family with entertaining tricks. Learn the steps for
teaching your dog a variety of basic tricks, providing mental stimulation, reduction
of stress and behavioral problems, and strengthening the bond between you and
your canine friend.
Tu
10/21
$35
QiGong - Spiral Energy Intensive
Doggie Mealtime Manners
QiGong - Health of Body, Mind and Spirit
Viola Brumbaugh
Viola Brumbaugh
Ba Fa Pan Gen QiGong comes from Chinese martial arts. You will learn the 8 animal
movements designed to spiral the body in all directions, harmonizing inside and
outside, strengthening your legs and core, and developing internal power while
cleansing your body of stale energy and toxins. No previous experience necessary.
All are welcome.
11/12 - 12/17 6:00 PM - 7:15 PM On Campus
$85
W (5 sessions)
Tai Chi
Joey Iversen
Many people don’t realize that feeding habits are an important part of training your
pet. Learn to make the most of mealtimes. Find out why it’s important to have a
regular feeding routine, and why food training is important to your dog’s health,
to establishing positive behaviors, and to reinforcing your identity as your dog’s
source of food.
Th 10/23
$35
Viola Brumbaugh
This ancient martial art is practiced daily by millions world-wide to improve balance,
strength, flexibility, and promote overall health. Through structural improvement,
relaxation, and flow, learn to gently exercise the entire body inside and out,
harmonizing mind, body and spirit.
W (8 sessions)
9/3 - 10/22 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM On Campus
$99
Self-Defense 101 for Women
Joanne Factor
Learn about the real risks facing women today, assailant tricks, crucial targets,
creating an impact, and releases from common grabs. Great class to take with a friend!
Th (6 sessions) 10/9 - 11/13 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM MPB 5
$159
Yoga
Visit www.learnatsouth.org for a complete listing of Yoga classes.
Online Dating
Online Dating - Tips for Safety and Success
Meredith Blache
Senior Adult
Genealogy
Sarah Little
Learn research methods, sources of information, terminology, and practical
guidelines for compiling your family history and genealogy from a past president
of the Seattle Genealogical Society.
F (10 sessions)
9/26 - 12/12 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM CEC 102
$64
United States and World History - 1688 - 1945
James Lockerbie
What caused the 17th and 18th century revolutions in England, thirteen of the
fifteen North American colonies, and France? What were their results? Lectures,
discussions, and films will help answer these questions.
F (9 sessions)
9/26 - 12/5 10:00 AM - 12:15 PMWest Seattle Senior Center
$64
Facebook for Seniors
Meredith Blache
Social networking is becoming more and more popular across all age-groups. Learn
how to set up a Facebook account, how to best protect your privacy (and why), and
how to guard against online viruses and predators.
Su 11/9
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM OLY 104
$29
Increase your chances of finding a great partner! Learn how to write a winning
profile and set up your online account. Gain tips on how to keep yourself safe when
posting and responding on online dating sites.
Su (2 sessions) 10/12 - 10/19 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM OLY 104
$35
Pets
Dog Care and Training - Series
Joey Iversen
This lively and informative Series covers all the basics of dog care and training from
feeding and behavior to a variety of fun tricks. The Series includes Basic Training,
Barking Dog Solutions, Fun Doggie Tricks, and Doggie Mealtime Manners. NOTE: Do
not bring your dog to class; these classes are for current and prospective dog owners.
Tu, Th (4 sessions) 10/14 – 10/236:00 PM - 9:00 PM On Campus
$125
Basic Dog Training
Joey Iversen
Whether you are raising a puppy or have an adolescent or adult dog, this class
can help prevent and solve many common nuisance behaviors. Learn to use
positive, proactive exploration techniques to ensure good behavioral conditioning
and prevent bad habits from forming. This course covers a wide variety of topics:
physical development, communication, domestication, socialization, house training,
troubleshooting and problem solving.
Tu 10/14
$35
Barking Dog Solutions
Joey Iversen
Dogs bark for a variety of reasons: to alert and warn, to get attention, to express
aggression, excitement, boredom or anxiety. For a dog, barking is a normal form
of communication and expression. However, when barking becomes excessive it
can become a big problem for dog and owner alike. Learn effective steps you can
take to alleviate problem barking.
Th 10/16
$35
Joey Iversen
is an inspiration to dogs and their
owners bringing over 16 years of training
experience. As a Certified Pet Dog Trainer,
she works with all breeds and all dogrelated issues. Joey travels internationally
to share her creative training techniques.
14.
South Seattle College Campus
Dining at
Alhadeff Grill &
Alki Cafe
Directions:
Parking Permits
For driving directions to all of our sites, please visit www.learnatsouth.org or call us at 206-934-5339.
For Bus directions, visit and check for bus #125 or #128.
Bus routes #128 and #125 stop in front of the Robert Smith Building (RSB). You can call METRO
(206-553-3000) or check: http://metro.kingcounty.gov/ for bus route schedules and times. Note:
Bus routes and times limited on weekends. No bus service to campus on Sunday.
Parking permits are required at all
times to park on campus. Cost is
$3.00 and permits are available in
the Parking Permit Kiosks.
Registration is Easy
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You will be refunded 100% of the class fee
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The processing fee will be waived if you transfer
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Cancellation of Classes
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Classes may need to be cancelled if enrollment
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Why I take classes at South: South makes me feel like a graduate student again! The staff is
professional, encouraging, and always open to feedback. I take time to study in the library, sip coffee
at Bernie’s Café, take pictures in the Chinese Garden and Arboretum, and speak foreign languages
with the students on campus.
What I like about Continuing Education at South: My greatest enthusiasm is for the richness
and variation of the courses offered. I retired a few years ago and I feel that my mind is still very
stimulated, my cooking and baking skills sharper, and I can finally dance Salsa! And, I have made
some warm and treasured friendships over the years.
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