WRITE ON! ARTSY CRAFTSY - Lane Community College

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Class Schedule
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FALL 2015
So you want
to write?
WRITE ON!
Page 2 and back cover
ARTSY
CRAFTSY
See page 29
Registration
begins Sept 9
lanecc.edu
Write On!
Dare to
Write it
Down
For complete descriptions of these classes, plus other
writing classes, see page 17.
Poetry Writing, an Introduction
If you love poetry and dabble in penning your own, dig
deeper and take this class! Covering the basic elements of
poetry, the focus is developing your poetry writing skills
in a supportive workshop environment. Taught by published local poet, Janice Rubin.
Thursdays, Oct 8-Nov 12, 6-8 pm, (12 hrs $125)
Writing Effective Short Horror Screenplays
In anticipation of the Eugene Film Society’s 72 Hour
Horror Film Competition this October, award-winning
screenwriter Albert Crim will evaluate submissions from
previous competitions and discuss practical approaches
to writing effective short horror screenplays. Sponsored
by Eugene Film Society.
Saturday, Oct 17, 11 am- 3 pm, (4 hrs $35)
Short Story Writing
Learn to weave character, setting, pacing, structure and
meaning into form as you find your voice in this fun
class. Marketing and publishing possibilities discussed.
Thursdays, Oct 1-Nov 19, 6-9 pm, (21 hrs $199)
Crafting the Novel
Whether you have a completed draft, are in the idea stage
or something in between, this class will help you develop
the discipline, dedication and the skills you need. Taught
by Linda Clare.
Thursdays, Oct 8-Dec 17, 6:30-9:30 pm, (30 hrs $249)
Becoming an Elegant Writer
Explore fun, effective methods that can overcome the
barriers to joyful, satisfying writing. This welcoming and
supportive class is designed to help both novice and
experienced writers hone skills for greater success.
Fridays, Oct 16-Nov 20, 1-2:30 pm, (9 hrs No Charge)
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Welcome to fall term at
Lane Community College.
Contents
Personal Enrichment
5Art, Craft and Hobby
Computer Skills and
Technology (see Careers
and Professional
Development)
5Cooking and Wine
6Dance and Exercise Fitness
10 Driver Training
10 Family Health and
Dynamics
12 Fashion Design and Textiles
12 Gardening and Landscaping
12 History
13 Home Buying and
Improvement
13 Interior Design
13 Languages and Sign
Language
14 Money Management
14 Music
15 Outdoor Recreation
15 Performing Arts
16 Photography
16 Self-Improvement and
Growth
16 Sewing and Fiber Arts
16 Welding
16 Woodshop and Cabinet
Making
16 Writing
Careers and Professional Development
18 Computer Skills and
Technology
18 Encore Careers
19 Flaggers
19 Hospitality
19 LMT Continuing Education
19 Medical Scribe Specialist
19 Traditional Health Worker
21 Massage Therapy
22 Medical Receptionist
22 Nursing Assistant
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Personal Care Aide
Pharmacy Technician
Licensed Tax Preparer
Phlebotomy
Real Estate Pre-license
Basic Education
Volunteer Training
Welding
Workplace Skills and
Leadership Development
Online Classes
General Information
25 CBT Nuggets
25 Ed2go
25 UGotClass
27 College Policies and
Procedures
27 Locations
27 Parking/Bus Pass
31 Registration
Basic Education
26 Adult Basic and Secondary
Education
26 English as a Second
Language
LCC offers quality career and technical programs,
outstanding transfer courses, and diverse continuing
education opportunities in career training, practical skills
and personal enrichment.
When Lane first opened in 1964 we offered 13 technical
and vocational programs. Today there are 40, including
several with multiple options.
Our transfer program offers academic courses that provide
a solid foundation for a bachelor’s degree at a much more
affordable cost than at the four-year level.
Our Continuing Education division offers
short-term job training such as certified
nursing assistant or roadside flagger. Or you
can learn how to count change, sew, drive, or
buy a home.
Lane remains committed to a comprehensive
mission that responds to your changing needs.
Our faculty are truly outstanding. Biology instructor Stacey
Kiser, for example, was just named the Two-Year College
Teacher of the Year by the National Association of Biology
Teachers. Shirley Sieczkowski recently celebrated 20 years
of teaching sign language. These are just two examples.
More importantly, our students are successful. Olympic
decathlete medalist Tom Pappas started at Lane; performing
arts star Shirley Andress Tendick did too. Maria Sollo Diaz
earned a certificate in early childhood education even
though she spoke no English when she first arrived. Read
more student stories at lanecc.edu/mpr/success
It’s going to be an exciting year, and I look forward to
sharing it with you.
Sincerely,
Mary Spilde, President
Lane Community College
Volume 3, Issue 2, Fall 2015. Continuing Education Class Schedule
(USPS #004-578) is published quarterly by Lane Community College
4000 E. 30th Ave., Eugene OR 97405. Periodicals postage paid at
Eugene, OR. Direct inquiries to Jenette Kane, Continuing Education
Director, 101 W. 10th Ave., Eugene, OR 97401. Every effort is made to
ensure accuracy at time of publication; however, the college reserves
the right to make changes without prior notice. This information is
available in alternate formats upon request to Disability Resources at
541.463.5150 (voice), 711 (relay), or [email protected]
(e-mail). POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Lane Community
College 4000 E. 30th Ave., Eugene OR 97405.
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an equal opportunity/affirmative action/veteran/disabilities institution
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WE WORK
FOR YOU
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s there a certain educational need
you want to see offered, but don’t
see it here?
If you or your group has suggestions for
class offerings, Continuing Education
wants to hear from you! Program
Coordinators are always reviewing
suggestions from the community.
From proposals from an individual to
organizational and group proposals, we
want your input.
THANK
YOU
We appreciate Waterford Grand,
Pinnacle Healthcare, Inc. and
Cascade Manor for their support of
Lane Community College Continuing
Education & Successful Aging Institute.
P I N N A C L E H E A LT H C A R E
www.pinnacle-healthcare.com
To submit a suggestion, go to
lanecc.edu/ce/suggest-class.
AND
WITH
YOU!
D
o you have a special skill, interest or
hobby you would like to pass on?
Professional certification is not required
for most subjects - just experience with
and passion for your subject and the
desire to teach. If your experience fills
a community need or interest, we will
contact you to follow up!
To submit an interest card, go to
lanecc.edu/ce/teach-class.
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www.waterfordgrand.com
Personal Enrichment
Art, Craft and Hobby
NEW! Creative Cardmaking
Handmade cards are a beautiful and
creative way to show you care. The
focus will be on techniques that can
be applied to any occasion, and you’ll
be able to choose your own colors and
papers! Get creative with others in a
beautiful environment. Class price
includes a $20 cardmaking starter kit.
Shared use of Studio tools included.
2-4:30 pm, W, Oct 7-Nov 4, The Artist’s
Palette Studios, 1710 Oak, Eugene (12.5
hrs $99) - Bergman
NEW! Drawing People: You Can
Do It!
Figure drawing and portraiture are truly
accessible skills. We’ll practice what interests you, creating great holiday gifts for
those you love. Class is for those with
basic drawing skills. When you register,
get supply list to bring to first class. Cosponsored by River Road Parks and LCC
Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to ElderCare Resources for helping to sponsor this
class. To register and pay, contact River
Road Park & Recreation at 541.688.4052.
No class Nov 11. (SAI Course)
6:30-8:30 pm, Tu, Sept 22-Nov 17, River
Road Park & Rec, 1400 Lake Dr. (16 hrs
$79) – Zanetta
Enjoy Colored Pencil Drawing!
Expand your palette with brilliant color.
Those who already enjoy basic drawing will deepen their self-expression in
this relaxed hands-on class. When you
register, get supply list to bring to first
class. Co-sponsored by Waterford Grand
and LCC Successful Aging Institute. To
register, contact Waterford Grand at
541.636.3329. (SAI Course)
10 am-noon, W, Oct 14-Nov 18,
Waterford Grand, 600 Waterford Way (16
hrs No Charge) - Zanetta
Colored Pencil-Try Something New
Continue the exploration of drawing
and developing your artist’s eye through
lecture, demonstrations, exercises and
drawing. No Class Nov 26.
6-8 pm, Th, Oct 8-Dec 10, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (18 hrs $149) - Zanetta
NEW! Drawing for Newbies and
Old Hats
Developed for those new to drawing
and those wanting to keep their drawing skills sharp. Class includes demonstration, lecture, exercises and time for
For information, call 541.463.6100 | in-class drawing. Beginners will learn
fundamental techniques and skill development, while continuing students will
build speed, accuracy and hone technique. A supportive, interactive learning
environment. No class Nov 11.
6-8 pm, W, Oct 7-Dec 9, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (18 hrs $149) - Zanetta
NEW! Scrapbooking Essentials
If you want to scrapbook, but don’t
quite know where to start, this class is
designed for you. Learn the basic techniques, strategies, and formats for modern, easy scrapbooking. Tell your story in
your style, while enjoying the company
of others in a beautiful, creative space.
Price of class includes a $25 scrapbooking starter kit! Shared use of Studio tools
included.
6-8:30 pm,Tu, Oct 6-Nov 3, The Artist’s
Palette Studios, 1710 Oak, Eugene (12.5
hrs $110) - Bergman
The Art of Silk Painting
Silk painting is a fun and easy way to
express your creativity! Learn to paint
vibrant designs on silk using gutta resist
and Jacquard silk dyes. (Psst, it’s not as
complicated as it sounds-it’s SO easy!)
Create a unique hand painted silk scarf
perfect for holiday gifting, or keep it for
your fabulous self! No art or painting
experience required. No class Nov 11.
4-7 pm, W, Nov 4-Dec 9, Downtown
Campus Rm 320 (15 hrs $125) – Schwartz
NEW! The Craft of Drawing
Narrative in Comics and the
Graphic Novel
Designed for
adults 18 and
older interested in developing their
own illustrated
narrative project, this class
will feature
weekly discussions and a
survey of illustrated literature, in-class
drawing time,
and instructor-guided project mentorship. Drawing
experience required. Recommended text:
An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons
and True Stories edited by Ivan Brunetti.
No class Nov 11.
Campus Rm 104 (24 hrs $199) - Bak
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Cooking and Wine
NEW! Mediterranean
Thanksgiving Table
Rumaki, Pistachio cookies with crème
Anglaise, Pomegranate & eggplant flatbread, Chicken Tajine & more! Class
includes 1 glass of Rosa-selected wine. No
special allocations for food allergies or
restrictions. Co-sponsored by Pepperberries
Ultimate Kitchen Store and LCC Successful
Aging Institute. To register and pay, contact
Pepperberries at 541.485.6922. (SAI Course)
Noon-3 pm, Sa, Oct 31- Nov 7,
Pepperberries, 2538 Willakenzie Rd.
(6 hours $59) - Mariotti
NEW! Soup & Breads
Italian Chickpea, Tomato Stilton, Homemade Tortilla soups with Potato bread,
Olive oil focaccia and more! Class includes
one glass of Rosa-selected wine. No special
allocations for food allergies or restrictions.
Co-sponsored by Pepperberries Ultimate
Kitchen Store and LCC Successful Aging
Institute. To register and pay, contact Pepperberries at 541.485.6922. (SAI Course)
Noon-3 pm, Sa, Oct 10-17,
Pepperberries, 2538 Willakenzie Rd. (6
hours $59) - Mariotti
NEW! Tailgate Like You Mean It
Creamsicle biscotti, Buffalo Sliders with
homemade buns, Pita pizza & more!
Class includes 1 glass of Rosa-selected
wine. No special allocations for food
allergies or restrictions. Co-sponsored
by Pepperberries Ultimate Kitchen Store
register and pay, contact Pepperberries at
541.485.6922. (SAI Course)
Noon-3 pm, Sa, Nov 21-Dec 5,
Pepperberries, 2538 Willakenzie Rd. (6
hours $59) - Mariotti
Perfect Pies
Join Chef Sandy Scheetz just in time
for the holidays to learn how to make
perfect pies to WOW your family and
guests. Learn the basics, or advanced
techniques of mixing, rolling and baking. Pies will include single and double crust, “dutch” or crumb toppings
and meringue for soft or cooked fillings. We’ll make both savory and sweet.
Bring a clean apron, your favorite rolling pin, a container to take leftovers
home in, and wear closed-toe shoes for
safety. Meet at the coffee bar in the Center Bldg. cafeteria.
10 am-3 pm, Sa, Nov 14, LCC19 Rm 109 (5
hrs $75) - Scheetz
Fall 2015
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Bailey Hill Rd, Eugene (10 hrs $125) Brenner
Personal Enrichment
Arthritis Exercise Program
The Arthritis Foundation uses gentle activities to increase joint flexibility
and range of motion, maintain muscle strength and decrease pain. Classes
are specially designed for people of all
ages with arthritis and other related diseases and limited movement. Let’s move
together by taking control of your arthritis. Exercise from the comfort of your
chair. Co-sponsored by River Road Park
& Recreation and LCC Successful Aging
Institute. To register and pay, contact
River Road at 541.688.4052. (SAI Course)
1:15-2 pm, Tu/Th, Sep 15-Nov 19, River Road
Park, 1400 Lake Dr (15 hrs $50) - Martinez
Uncorked: Relaxing into the
World of Wine Appreciation
Beginning with an introduction of the
history of wine, we’ll build to explore
fundamentals-- wine tasting 101 from big
reds to sweet whites, terroir and grape
varietals, deciphering labels, discovering food pairings, and comparing our
tasting notes of local and international
wines. Best of all you’ll learn that wine
can be an easy, affordable, and enriching
interest to cultivate! Participants must
be at least 21 years of age. Wine glass
included! Limited space—register today!
6:30-8:30 pm, Th, Oct 8-Nov 12, Downtown
Campus Rm 108 (12 hrs $125) - Gerrity
Dance and
Exercise Fitness
Argentine Tango 1
If you can walk, you can tango! Tango is
rewarding right from the start and provides
a lifetime of discovery. This class welcomes
you into the tango community. No partner
necessary. Questions? See tango.noahbrenner
.com, email [email protected] or
phone 541.687.5861. No class Dec 6.
6:30-8 pm, Su, Oct 4-Dec 13, Northwest
Fencing Academy, 2101 Bailey Hill Rd,
Eugene (15 hrs $125) - Brenner
Argentine Tango 2
Delve deeper into tango! This class will
be different each term as it adapts to the
needs and interests of the students. You
should be reasonably comfortable with
the material from Tango 1 (both leading
and following). No partner necessary.
Questions? See tango.noahbrenner.com,
email [email protected] or phone
541.687.5861. No class Dec 6.
7:30-8:30 pm, Su, Oct 4-Dec 13,
Northwest Fencing Academy, 2101
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Continuing Education Class Schedule
NEW! Balance/Strength/
Flexibility!
You don’t need a Ph.D. in fitness to
help older adults retain their physique
with basic, well-tested exercises. Jeff has
been teaching “Be Fit for Life” for years
through River Road Park and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Learn what you
can confidently share with the residents,
clients, or members you care for. No preregistration necessary. (SAI Course)
5:30-7:30 pm, Tu, Sep 22, Downtown
Eugene Public Library (2 hrs No Charge)
- Hardisty.
Balinese Dance
Explores Balinese Dance in relation to art,
spirituality, and daily life. Learn traditional
dances, their cultural and historical significance, and their importance in contemporary Balinese life. Explore alignment,
breathing, body awareness and function as
it relates to overall health and injury prevention Globalization and Western cultural influences will be addressed. No
prior dance experience necessary. Contents
and expected learning proficiencies of this
course vary from term to term.
2:30-3:50 pm, M/W, Sep 28-Dec 2, LCC05,
Rm 132 (30 hrs $100) – Simoa Reid
Ballet 2
Intermediate course accommodates premajor and non-major student. Develops
the student’s alignment, coordination
and musicality, as they are introduced to
more challenging center floor phrases,
adagios, petit allegros and grande allegros. Students usually repeat this level
three times before advancing to Ballet 3.
1-2:30 pm, Tu/Th, Sep 29-Dec 3, LCC05,
Rm 132 (30 hrs $100) - Moses
Ballet 3
Intermediate-advanced level class will
focus on technical execution, musicality,
and line. Builds on the student’s ballet
vocabulary through more advanced center floor phrases, adagios, petit allegros
and grande allegros.
2:30-3:50 pm, M/W, Sep 28-Dec 2, LCC05,
Rm 136 (30 hrs $100) - Moses
Ballroom Sampler Friday Nights
Great choice for Beginners. This class will
get you moving on the dance floor…and
having lots of FUN! Introduces the beginner dancer to basic patterns in five different dances: Waltz, Fox Trot, East Coast
Swing, Cha-Cha and Tango. Couples and
singles welcome. Instructor - Linda Staver,
Director Oregon Ballroom Dance Instructors College, NDCA Registered ProAm
Teacher, Certified Ballroom Dance Teacher
and Auditor Recognized by the NDCA.
7-8:30 pm, F, Oct 9-Dec 11, The Staver
Dance Studio, 41 East 6th, Eugene (15
hrs $149 per person) - Hansen
Be Fit for Life
Join a local personal trainer and Ironman to learn about aging successfully,
maintaining mobility, eating for optimal
nutrition, exercising for your body type,
and why your breakfast is making you
fat. Free meal plan included. Co-sponsored by River Road Park & Recreation
and LCC Successful Aging Institute.
Thanks to Banner Bank for helping to
sponsor this class. To register and pay,
contact River Road Park & Recreation at
541.688.4052. (SAI Course)
6:30-7:30 pm, M, Oct 5, River Road Park,
1400 Lake Dr. (1 hr No Charge) - Hardisty
6:30-7:30 pm, M, Oct 12-Nov 16, River
Road Park, 1400 Lake Dr. (6 hrs $50) Hardisty
Beginning Pointe (Ballet)
This beginning level pointe class is a
strengthening class at the barre with
some center and across the floor work.
Dancers enrolled in this class must currently be enrolled in an intermediate
Ballet class that meets at least twice per
week. The last 30 minutes of class will
focus on variations in a soft ballet shoe.
Students explore alignment, breathing,
body awareness, and function as it relates
to overall health and injury prevention.
1-2:30 pm, F, Oct 2-Dec 11, LCC05 Rm 136
(15 hrs $100) - Moses
Beginning Clogging
Clogging resembles a cross between tap
and line dancing. Performed to contemporary music, precision clogging is
fun, challenging, and healthful. Can be
enjoyed by all ages. Comfortable, flatsoled shoes are required.
6:30-7:30 pm, Tu, Oct 6-Dec 8, Emerald
Register for classes at lanecc.augusoft.net
Square and Dance Center, 2095 Yolanda
St, Springfield (10 hrs $99) - Weidenhaft
Learn common yoga poses and how to
practice them safely, honoring your own
level of strength and flexibility. Emphasis on yoga taught the gentle and sustainable way. Discover how yoga promotes
wellness, reduces stress and heals. Cosponsored by Eugene Yoga and LCC Successful Aging Institute. To register and
pay, contact Eugene Yoga at 541.520.8771
or [email protected]. (SAI Course)
6-7 pm, M, Sep 28-Nov 2, Eugene Yoga,
3575 Donald St (6 hrs $36) - Bertolone
12:15-1:30 pm, Tu, Sep 29-Oct 27, Eugene
Yoga, Downtown, 245 E Broadway (6.25
hrs $38) - Butera
7:15-8:30 pm, Tu, Sep 29-Oct 27, Eugene
hrs $38) - Holbrook
12:15-1:30 pm, Tu, Nov 3-Dec 1, Eugene
hrs $38) - Butera
NEW! Beginning Yoga at
Waterford Grand
Especially created for those 50+. Learn
common yoga poses and how to practice them safely, honoring your own level
of strength and flexibility. Discover how
yoga promotes wellness, reduces stress
and heals. Bring yoga mat and either
2 firm pillows or 2 firm blankets. Cosponsored by Waterford Grand and LCC
Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to
Waterford Grand for helping to sponsor
this class. To register, contact Waterford
Grand at 541.636.3329. (SAI Course)
10:30-11:45 am, Th, Oct 8-Nov 12,
Waterford Grand, 600 Waterford Way
(7.5 hrs No Charge) - Butera
The Body Shop
Enjoy unique and challenging exercise
routines. Build strength & endurance,
and improve flexibility and mobility. All
exercises can be adapted to your current
level of fitness. Co-sponsored by River
Road Park & Recreation and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to Addus
Home Care for helping to sponsor this
Road Park at 541.688.4052. (SAI Course)
5:15-6 pm, Tu/Th, Sep 15-Nov 19, River Road
Park, 1400 Lake Dr (15 hrs $60) - Hardisty
Chair Yoga
Here’s a great option for those of us who
find it hard to get up and down from
the floor. Yoga can reduce pain, stretch
and relax the body, and calm the mind.
It’s fun! The poses will be adapted for
For information, call 541.463.6100 | 10:45-11:45 am, Tu/Th, Sep 15-Nov 19,
River Road Park, 1400 Lake Dr (20 hrs
$60) - MacDonald
1:30-2:30 pm, M, Nov 2-Dec 7, Eugene
Yoga, Downtown, 245 E Broadway (6
hrs.$36) - Huling
NEW! Curvy Yoga
Body-positive yoga for people of all
shapes and sizes. We’ll meditate, breathe
to reduce stress, exercise gently, and
appreciate our bodies exactly as they
are. Co-sponsored by Eugene Yoga and
LCC Successful Aging Institute. To register and pay, contact Eugene Yoga at
541.520.8771 or [email protected].
(SAI Course)
10:45-noon, Su, Oct 4-Nov 1, Eugene
hrs $38) – Breuer
Dance Improvisation
This course focuses on exploring and creating new movement through dance
improvisation. Students work in solos,
duets, and groups, to develop spontaneity, confidence, awareness, and concentration as they experience dance as a creative
process. Students experiment with the
elements of time, space, and energy. Students explore alignment, breathing, body
awareness and function as it relates to
overall health and injury prevention.
10-11:30 am, Tu/Th, Sep 29-Dec 3, LCC05,
Rm136 (30 hrs $100) – Simoa Reid
Egyptian Style Bellydance:
Beginning
No dance experience necessary. Great for
any age, fitness level or body type! Belly
dance is a great low impact way to get in
shape, build muscle tone and increase
flexibility. We’ll learn the basic beautiful isolations along with short combinations put to Middle Eastern music. We’ll
also play with veils! Come shimmy your
way to fitness. Call 541.206.4326, email
[email protected], or visit facebook/
zahiarks to register.
6:30-7:30 pm, W, Sep 16-Nov 4, The
Reach Center, 2520 Harris Street,
Eugene (8 hrs $70) - Izzah
Fighting with the Medieval
Longsword
Like the Games of Thrones! Learn to fight
with the medieval longsword! Armizare,
a medieval martial art taught to knights
in the late 14th century, is a sophisticated
system of swordplay that is the real thing.
Maestro Fiore dei Liberi’s four illustrated books were composed for a medieval Italian warrior, and teach a complete
martial arts system of empty hands, dagger, sword, spear and poleaxe techniques.
Focuses on the use of two-handed longsword. Equipment provided. For more
information at fencingacademy.net or
phone 541.221.1695.
Personal Enrichment
Beginning Yoga
individual challenges. Co-sponsored by
River Road Park & Recreation, Eugene
Yoga and LCC Successful Aging Institute.
Thanks to Pinnacle Healthcare for helping
to sponsor this class. To register and pay,
contact River Road Park at 541.688.4052
or Eugene Yoga at 541.520.8771 or info@
eugeneyoga.us. (SAI Course)
Session One: 6-7 pm, M, Sep 28-Oct
26, Northwest Fencing Academy, 2101
Bailey Hill Road, Eugene (5 hrs $69) Hayes
Session Two: 6-7 pm, M, Nov 2-30,
Bailey Hill Road, Eugene (5 hrs $69) Hayes
Fighting with Medieval European
Sword & Shield
Learn medieval sword and shield fighting! Direct from the pages of the world’s
oldest martial arts book, Royal Armouries
Manuscript I.33 was written 700 years ago
and teaches lessons in sword and shield
fighting. Come on in and get a taste of
the real thing! Equipment provided. For
more information at fencingacademy.net or
phone 541.221.1695
6-7 pm, Th, Oct 1-29, Northwest Fencing
Academy, 2101 Bailey Hill Road, Eugene
(5 hrs $69) - Hayes
Fitness Education Center
A well-rounded, self-paced fitness education program. Students complete a
mandatory orientation including health
screening, exercise program information
and equipment instruction. Following orientation, students attend exercise sessions
during FEC usage hours to meet personal
fitness goals. All participants are encouraged in a supportive and noncompetitive
environment. For Fitness Education Center usage hours or additional information,
contact the FEC at 541.463.3987. Cost of
class does not include the locker fee.
Sep 28-Dec 11, LCC05 Rm 101F (10 hrs
$85) - Kaczenski
NEW! Healthy Lymph, Healthy You
Self-massage techniques can help
improve energy, mobility, and wellbeing. Learn simple practices from a
lymphatic specialist that can help you
stay healthy and strong. Co-sponsored
by Willamette Oaks and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to Willamette
Oaks for helping to sponsor this class.
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To register, contact Willamette Oaks at
541.343.2688. (SAI Course)
Personal Enrichment
3-4 pm, M/Th, Oct 12-15, Willamette
Oaks, 455 Alexander Lp (2 hrs No
Charge) – Maxson
NEW! Insanity Fitness
This revolutionary cardio-based totalbody conditioning program is based
on the principles of max interval training. Insanity® pushes us to new training
heights, burning more calories for more
efficient metabolism. All levels welcome.
Cost includes supplies and flowers. Cosponsored by River Road Park & Recreation and LCC Successful Aging Institute.
To register and pay, contact River Road
Park at 541.688.4052 (SAI Course)
6-6:45 pm, Tu/Th, Sep 15-Nov 19, River
Road Park, 1400 Lake Dr (15 hrs $60) –
Espinosa
Introduction to Israeli Self
Defense – Krav Maga
Learn to protect yourself against a stronger, more skilled and even armed opponent. Simple to learn and execute, Krav
Maga is based on instinctive responses
that allow tactics to be learned and
applied in minimal time and to overcome an attack as quickly as possible.
Regardless of strength or size, this class
will help you feel confident in the ability to defend yourself and those you love,
and get in FANTASTIC shape while doing
it! Intended as an introductory course.
No previous experience required. Beginners encouraged! More information and
to register call Sylvia 541.344.0404.
9-10 am, Tu/Th, Sep 29-Nov 5, RMA
Martial Arts and Fitness, 2709 Willamette
Street, Eugene (12 hrs $89) – Snodgrass
NEW! Introduction to Sabre
Fencing
Introduction to sabre fencing. Learn
attacks, defenses, counter-offense, partner drills and bouting practice. Employs
method of Italy’s 19th century Scuola
Magistrale (Master’s School). An ideal
martial art for personal and athletic
development by men and women of
all ages. Teacher is a certified Fencing
Master. Equipment provided. For more
information at fencingacademy.net or
phone 541.221.1695.
Session One: 6-7 pm, Tu, Sep 29-Oct
27, Northwest Fencing Academy, 2101
Bailey Hill Road, Eugene (5 hrs $69) –
Hayes
Session Two: 6-7 pm, M, Nov 2-30,
Bailey Hill Road, Eugene (5 hrs $69) –
Hayes
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Introduction to Shaolin Kung Fu
Learn the basic fundamentals of the traditional and ancient art of Shaolin Kung
Fu: breathing, stretching, stances, forms,
application and mental focus. Learn selfdefense, entry-level weapons techniques
and joint locks. Workouts are dynamic,
fun and functional – naturally designed
to improve speed, fluidity of movement,
flexibility, agility and power. This is an
excellent martial art not only for selfdefense, but for improvement in overall
well-being. Intended as an introductory
course. No previous martial arts experience required! More information and to
register call Sylvia at 541.344.0404.
6:45-7:45 pm, M/W, Sep 28-Nov 18, RMA
Martial Arts and Fitness, 2709 Willamette
Street, Eugene (16 hrs $89) – Snodgrass
Modern Dance 2
Intermediate level class accommodates
the pre-major and non-major student.
Students further develop their awareness
of modern dance technique and vocabulary. Training continues with three-dimensional use of the spine and torso, joint
articulation and mobility, core strength,
expressivity and spatial awareness. Students will generally repeat this level for a
full year before Modern Dance 3.
1-2:20 pm, M/W, Sep 28-Dec 2, LCC05 Rm
136 (30 hrs $100) – VanUmmersen
Modern Dance 3
Intermediate-advanced level class develops the student’s awareness of modern dance technique and vocabulary.
Training includes more complex dance
movements that incorporate: threedimensional use of the spine and
torso, joint articulation and mobility, core strength, expressivity and spatial awareness. Students will deepen their
understanding of these concepts while
developing sophisticated connections
both in the body and in relation to space.
11:30 am-12:50 pm, Tu/Th, Sep 29-Dec 03,
LCC05, Rm 136 (30 hrs $100) – Simoa Reid
Nia Technique Mind-Body
Fitness
Ages 18+. Nia is non-impact, aerobic exercise to music. It combines dance, yoga,
tai chi and self-healing. Enjoy new moves
enhancing balance and bone density
improvements. Co-sponsored by Willamalane Adult Activity Center and LCC Successful Aging Institute. To register and pay,
contact Willamalane at 541.736.4444. No
class Nov 26. (SAI Course)
5:30-6:30 pm, Tu, Sep15-Oct 20,
Willamalane Adult Activity Center, 215 W
C St (6 hrs $32) – Hollander
5:30-6:30 pm, Th, Sep17-Oct 22,
5:30-6:30 pm, Tu, Nov 3-Dec 15,
5:30-6:30 pm, Th, Nov 5-Dec 17,
Pilates for Mature Adults
Improve your flexibility, balance and
body awareness. Exercises focus on
strength, body alignment, and balance.
Bring a yoga mat, towel, and water. Cosponsored by River Road Park & Recreation and LCC Successful Aging Institute.
Thanks to ElderCare Resources for helping
to sponsor this class. To register and pay,
contact River Road Park at 541.688.4052.
8:30-9:30 am, M/W, Sep 14-Nov 23, River
Road Annex, 1055 River Rd (20 hrs $70) Kretchmer
Plus Size Yoga
Gentle, yet dynamic, flowing yoga for
those with larger bodies who want to
increase flexibility, strength, balance and
deep relaxation in a supportive environment. Anyone, of any size, can benefit
from yoga movement, beginning right
where you are. Co-sponsored by River
Road Park & Recreation and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to Marquis of
Springfield for helping to sponsor this
Road Park at 541.688.4052. (SAI Course)
7-8:30 pm, Tu/Th, Sep 15-Nov 19, Emerald
Park (30 hrs call for cost) - Lutz
10-11:30 am, Sa, Sep 19-Nov 21, River
Road Annex, 1055 River Rd (15 hrs call
for cost) - Lutz
Qigong
A moving meditation that is relaxing for
the mind and body. Gain skill in mindfulness, or bringing awareness to your body,
to the present moment. If you are interested in more information about this class
and for class times and location please
email Jen at [email protected]
Roll and Release
Enjoy gliding massage on soft foam rollers.
Experience connective tissue release, similar
to myofascial release from physical therapists. All who can lie on a mat are welcome.
Co-sponsored by Eugene Yoga and LCC
Successful Aging Institute. To register and
pay, contact Eugene Yoga at 541.520.8771
or [email protected]. (SAI Course)
4:15-5:15 pm, Th, Oct 1-Nov 5, Eugene
Yoga, Downtown, 245 E Broadway (6 hrs
$36) - Butera
SwordForm Exercise Class!
Noon-1 pm, W, Sep 30-Oct 28, Northwest
Fencing Academy, 2101 Bailey Hill Road,
Eugene (5 hrs $59) - Hayes
NEW! Tai Chi for Beginners
Cultivate balance and promote your own
health. Experience the benefits in this
gentle 8-form practice. Newbies most
welcome! Co-sponsored by Willamette
Oaks and LCC Successful Aging Institute.
Thanks to Willamette Oaks for helping
to sponsor this class. To register, contact
Willamette Oaks at 541.343.2688. No
class Nov 18. (SAI Course)
1:30-2:30 pm, W, Oct 28-Dec 9, Willamette
Oaks Retirement Living, 455 Alexander Lp
(6 hrs No Charge) - Bigelow
Tai Chi with Machiko for Health
and Wellness
The slow and graceful movements of Tai
Chi are often called poetry in motion or
moving meditation. Tai Chi has many benefits: physical strengthening of the body,
improved balance and flexibility, lowered
blood pressure and reduced stress. This
class is for all levels. Class location is Stellaria Building Community Rm, 150 Shelton McMurphy Blvd, Suite 104, Eugene
For more information contact Machiko at
541.683.8626. (30 hrs $145) - Shirai
8-9 am, M/W, Sep 29-Dec 31 - Shirai
10:30-11:30 am, M/W, Sep 29-Dec 31
6-7 pm, M/W, Sep 29-Dec 31
8-9 am, Tu/Th, Sep 30-Jan 2
10:30-11:30 am, Tu/Th, Sep 30-Jan 2
Warm Water Exercise: Three
Modes
Explore Ai Chi / Gentle Stretch / Aquatic
Fitness to develop core strength, balance, improve flexibility, manage pain
and improve movement. Written materials and step-by-step instructions provided. Bring swimsuit or shorts/tank
For information, call 541.463.6100 | 1-2 pm, Th, Oct 1-Dec 10, Tamarack
Aquatic Center, 3575 Donald St (10 hrs
$70) - Henry-Schneider
Women’s Boxing and Kickboxing
for Fitness
Come to one of the BEST total-body
workouts available! Exercise to music
against a heavy bag, increase cardio,
build strength and muscle tone while
learning traditional boxing and kickboxing techniques and moves from a variety
of martial arts. Work at your own pace.
No contact, just fitness, in an encouraging, energetic and fun atmosphere!
Intended as an introductory course.
Beginners encouraged! For more information call Sylvia at 541.344.0404.
9-10 am, M/W/F, Sep 28-Nov 20,
RMA Martial Arts and Fitness, 2709
Willamette Street, Eugene (24 hrs $69) Snodgrass/Cranston
NEW! Yoga for Healthy Bones
Can you build bone mass with less
than 10 minutes of daily practice?
Many say “Yes!” Learn floor movements
also geared to help improve balance,
strength, coordination, and range of
motion. Yoga experience is helpful but
not required. Co-sponsored by Eugene
To register and pay, contact Eugene Yoga
at 541.520.8771 or [email protected].
(SAI Course)
1:15-2:30 pm, W, Oct 7-Nov 4, Eugene
hrs $38) - Siporin
NEW! Yoga for the Immune
System
We’ll learn breathing exercises, yoga
poses, and hands on self-lymphatic
drainage techniques that, when used
regularly, can help increase the effectiveness of the immune system. Cosponsored by Eugene Yoga and LCC
Successful Aging Institute. To register and pay, contact Eugene Yoga at
541.520.8771 or [email protected].
(SAI Course)
1:30-2:30 pm, M, Nov 2-Dec 7, Eugene
Yoga, Downtown, 245 E Broadway (6 hrs
$45) - Maxson
NEW! Yoga and Mindfulness
Deepen your understanding and practice
of mindfulness tools. Use them during
New Five-Step
Registration
Process
Continuing Education has
implemented a new registration
process. See page 31 for more
information about this easy to use,
five-step process.
Personal Enrichment
Fun, Fitness and Flexibility! Not a fencing class – this is a new and exciting fitness program! SwordForm Fitness uses the
two-handed European Longsword to work
through solo movement exercises, swords
strikes and parries that build aerobic fitness, strength, balance, flexibility and
coordination. Warm-up stretching exercises at the beginning of class prepare the
body for the workout, and the cool-down
stretches at the end extend flexibility, leaving your body strong and toned. Equipment provided. For more information at
fencingacademy.net or phone 541.221.1695.
top, towel, and locker lock. Co-sponsored by Tamarack Aquatic Center and
LCC Successful Aging Institute. Scholarships may be available for OHP and
SNAP recipients. To register and pay,
contact Tamarack Pool at 541.686.9290.
your practice to help achieve dynamic
balance of body and mind. Co-sponsored by Eugene Yoga and LCC Successful Aging Institute. To register and pay,
contact Eugene Yoga at 541.520.8771 or
[email protected]. (SAI Course)
7:15-8:30 pm, Th, Oct 1-29, Eugene Yoga,
3575 Donald St (6.25 hrs $38) - Jamieson
Yoga Nidra
Also known as yogic sleep, this ancient
practice can help unwind the nervous
system, and is appropriate for both
beginners and advanced practitioners. In
a peaceful yoga studio, learn and practice through imagery, body scanning and
deep relaxation. Perfect for helping with
insomnia and stress reduction. Bring
two blankets & sleep pad. Co-sponsored by Eugene Yoga and LCC Successful Aging Institute. To register and pay,
contact Eugene Yoga at 541.520.8771 or
[email protected]. (SAI Course)
12:15-1:30 pm, Th, Oct 1-29, Eugene
Yoga, 3575 Donald St (6.25 hrs $38) Namyet
12:15-1:30 pm, Th, Nov 5-Dec 10 (no
class 11/26), Eugene Yoga, 3575 Donald
St (6.25 hrs $38) - Namyet
Yoga and the Pelvic Floor
Dysfunction of the pelvic floor muscles
can lead to low back/pelvic pain, incontinence and bowel issues. Yoga poses can
increase circulation, build stamina and
normalize muscle tone. Your instructor
is a licensed & well-experienced physical therapist. Co-sponsored by Eugene
To register and pay, contact Eugene Yoga
at 541.520.8771 or [email protected].
(SAI Course)
1:15-2:45 pm, M, Sept 28- Oct 26 (No
class 10/5), Eugene Yoga, Downtown,
245 E Broadway (6 hrs $45) - Abel
7:15-8:45 pm, Th, Nov 5-Dec 3 (No class
11/26), Eugene Yoga, Downtown, 245 E
Broadway (6 hrs $45) - Abel
Fall 2015
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Driver Training
Personal Enrichment
AARP Smart Driver Course
Since its inception in 1979, AARP Driver
Safety has covered defensive driving
techniques, rules of the road, normal
changes in vision, hearing, and reaction
time - including ways to compensate for
these changes. Open to all ages and to
non- AARP members. Participants age
55+ may qualify for insurance discounts.
This is a 6 hour course. The cost is $20,
with a $5 discount to AARP members.
There are no tests. To register, call one of
the following locations.
10/10
Kendall Ford, Eugene
541.515.8896
10/19 & 21 Fern Ridge Service Center
541.935.4555
10/19 & 21 Petersen Barn
541.682.5521
10/19 & 26 Willamalane Activity
Center, Springfield
541.736.4444
11/5
Junction City Community
Service Center, 541.998.4767
11/14
541.515.8896
11/16 & 18 Petersen Barn
541.682.5521
11/20
Campbell Senior Center
541.682.5318
11/23 & 30 Willamalane Activity Center,
Springfield, 541.736.4444
12/4
River Road Park &
Recreation, Eugene
541.688.4052
12/12
541.515.8896
Motorcycle and Scooter Rider
Classes
Lane Community College’s motorcycle courses are offered in cooperation
with TEAM OREGON, a nationally recognized leader in motorcycle rider safety
and skills training. TEAM OREGON
offers motorcycle rider safety and skills
training to riders of all levels of ability.
You can learn to ride, earn your motorcycle endorsement or take your skills
to the next level. The course instruction
and coaching will help you to ride safer,
smarter and more skillfully.
Basic Rider Training (BRT): $199
Mandatory for all riders under 21
Intermediate Rider Training (IRT) $169
Available to all riders 21 and older
Rider Skills Practice (RSP) $99 Available
10
to riders 21 and older who have a
motorcycle endorsement
BRT and IRT meet Oregon’s mandatory
training requirement for riders age 50
and under. Riders 51 and older are welcome to attend. Find complete training
and licensing information, course schedules and register online at team-oregon.org.
If you need additional assistance or information, call 800.545.9944.
ODOT Approved Adult and Teen
Driver Education
This class provides teens and adults with
the best possible driving instruction,
both in the classroom and behind-thewheel. The non-credit, ODOT approved
course will prepare students to successfully pass the licensing test and be lifelong safe and responsible drivers. The
course includes classroom hours, plus 6
hours behind-the-wheel and 6-12 hours
of in-car observation. The behind-thewheel instruction and in-car observation
are scheduled outside of the classroom
times and might extend past the last day
of class. To register or for more information go to oregondrivertraining.com or call
1.888.553.7483. This class is offered in
partnership with Oregon Drivers Training Institute.
9 am-noon, Sa, Oct 3-Dec 12, Downtown
Campus Rm 215
Family Health
and Dynamics
The Art of Gongfu Tea
In this Introductory series you will sample some very special high mountain
oolong tea, taste the terroir and the variant flavors of the tea, and work with
subtle sensation, breath, posture. We
will learn a bit about tea culture, the art
of Cha Dao, and how posture, breath,
and gentle observation opens you to a
rich experience. If you are interested in
more information about this class and
for class times and location please email
Jen at [email protected]
NEW! Basic Life Support for
Healthcare Providers
The Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers Course is designed to
provide a wide variety of healthcare professionals, including students in healthcare fields, the ability to recognize several
life-threatening emergencies, provide
CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking in
a safe, timely and effective manner.
10 am-2:30 pm, W, Oct 21, DCA Rm 310
(4.5 hrs $59) - Hansen
10 am-2:30 pm, W, Nov 18, DCA Rm 312
(4.5 hrs $59) - Hansen
NEW! Exploring Mental Health
Disorders
An online introductory course created to
explore the topic of mental health. We
will consider what defines mental health,
examine common mental health disorders in adults and provide practical tools
to assist you with those living with mental health conditions. This interactive
course is designed to be relevant for community members, those seeking careers
in health professions and professionals
interested in increasing their understanding of mental health conditions.
Sep 28-Nov 7 (20 hrs $129) -Bowman
NEW! Heartsaver Adult, Child
and Infant CPR with AED
Heartsaver®course offered by an American Heart Association Instructor is
for anyone with limited or no medical
training who needs a course completion
card for job, regulatory or other requirements. These courses are also designed
to meet OSHA requirements. Heartsaver®
CPR AED is a classroom, video-based,
instructor-led course that teaches adult
CPR and AED use, as well as how to
relieve choking on an adult.
10 am-2 pm, Tu, Oct 13, DCA Rm 308 (4
hrs $49) - Hansen
10 am-2 pm, Tu, Nov 3, DCA Rm 308 (4
hrs $49) - Hansen
NEW! Introduction to Health
Careers
This course is designed to introduce the
student to career options available in
healthcare and to assist the student in
appropriate selection of a career in the
health care field. Career exploration will
include an overview of health care in the
past, present and future, legal-ethical considerations, discussion of essential skills,
roles, and employment opportunities
among a variety of health professions.
6-9 pm, M, Oct 5, DCA (3 hrs No Charge)
- Beckner
Literacy
In this course you will learn practical
ways to communicate in the health care
environment to gain a greater understanding of health information as it
relates to disease prevention, detection,
diagnosis, treatment and self-care. This
is an online course, Instructor will notify
Sponsored locally by Lane Community College for more than 30 years, the federal
Senior Companion Program provides a tax-free hourly stipend of $2.65 to lowincome volunteers, age 55 or better who visit frail elders and disabled adults for
15+ hours per week. Companions serve through senior-oriented organizations in
Lane County, which are responsible for all client selection. Pre-training and ongoing
support is provided. To get involved, call 541.463.6260 or visit lanecc.edu/scp.
registered students with instructions on
how to access the class. Required Text:
Health Literacy: From A to Z, 2nd Edition
2013, Author Helen Osborne; ISBN#
978-1-4496-0053-2
Sept 28-Nov 7 (20 hrs $119) - Bowman
Living Well with Chronic
Conditions
Living for helping to sponsor this class.
To register and pay, contact Bridget Kronholm at ElderHealth at 541.747.1755.
Scholarships available. (SAI Course)
10-noon, Tu, Sep 29-Dec 1, Good
Samaritan Society, 3500 Hilyard (20 hrs
$100 per family) - Kronholm
Massage for Couples
Does a health condition affect your
daily life? If so, this free 6-week program may be just for you. Gain skills
to help you manage pain and depression, relax, sleep, exercise, eat well, and
work well with your health care providers. Co-sponsored by Senior & Disability
Services and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Pre-registration required. For a list
of dates, times and locations, contact the
Living Well Specialist at 541.682.4103 Scott. (SAI Course)
Living With Alzheimer’s: Early
Stage
Families face new questions as they
adjust. What does the diagnosis mean?
What kind of plans need to be made?
What resources are available to help?
We’ll hear from those directly affected,
discuss practical answers, and explore
coping strategies together. Co-sponsored
by Alzheimer’s Association, River Road
Park and LCC Successful Aging Institute. To register, contact River Road at
541.688.4052. (SAI Course)
Have you ever thought, “I wish my partner knew how to give me a massage?”
Learn how to work out those stubborn
knots and massage sore, aching muscles or learn how to soothe your partner with your gentle touch in a relaxing
learning environment. Can you think of
a better way to spend date night? This is
one class you will both be glad you took
the time to take.
6-8 pm, F, Oct 9-30, Downtown Campus
Rm 230 (8 hrs $49 per person) - Chrones
NEW! More Legal Decisions:
Parents & Families
Bring your questions! Delve into longterm care options, payment strategies,
elder abuse and prevention, end of life
issues, and surrogate decision-making
with a seasoned elder law attorney. Cosponsored by Waterford Grand and LCC
10-noon, F, Oct 9-23, River Road Park &
Rec, 1400 Lake Dr (6 hrs No Charge) Weinman
6-8 pm, Tu, Sep 29-Oct 13, Waterford
Grand, 600 Waterford Way (6 hrs No
Charge) - Williams
Living with Memory Loss
NEW! Natural DIY Holiday Gifts:
Amazing and Affordable
Experience this unique opportunity for
persons affected with memory loss diseases (dementias) and their care partners. Each week a local professional will
present information about memory loss
and community support services. Discussion and sharing with experienced
facilitators will follow. Co-sponsored by
ElderHealth & Living and LCC Successful
Aging Institute. Thanks to ElderHealth &
For information, call 541.463.6100 | Join us as we take a natural, affordable,
DIY approach to gifts this holiday season.
Learn customizable DIY products and recipes that incorporate essential oils, salts,
herbs, and more! Including a hands-on
segment - we will complete three “ready
to gift” creations. All supplies included.
Class is open to public and professionals. Visit urbantherapeutic.net or call
6-8 pm, W, Dec 2, 749 Willamette St
Eugene (2 hrs $40) - Stebbeds
NEW! Patient Safety in Health
Care: Navigating Hospitalization
Have you ever struggled to understand
the health care system and are concerned about quality of care? This online
course will cover the role of the hospital staff, limitations that influence quality care, learn effective communication
principles, discuss Advanced Directives,
discharge planning and more. Learn
practical tools you can implement to aid
in the prevention of medical errors and
other relevant issues required for a safe
hospital experience. This is an online
course, Instructor will notify registered
students with instructions on how to
access the class. Required Text: Critical
Conditions: The Essential Hospital Guide
to Get your Loved One Out Alive, 2008,
Author Martine Ehrenclou, M.A.; ISBN#
978-0-9815240-0-9.
Personal Enrichment
GET INVOLVED!
The Senior Companion Program
541.357.4662 for more information and
to register.
Qigong
Learn a system of movement for strength
and flexibility, a moving meditation
that is relaxing for the mind and body.
Gain skill in mindfulness, or bringing
awareness to your body, to the present
moment. See the connection between
habits and stress and how it manifests
as a wide range of symptoms. If you are
interested in more information about
this class and for class times and location
contact Jen at [email protected].
NEW! Self Care for the Caregiver
Are you a family member caring for an
adult or child with a chronic or longterm health condition? Are you a professional caregiver? This course is designed
for all caregivers to learn how to identify personal needs and develop an effective, realistic plan that sustains your
ability to care for others without losing
your own health and well-being. Come
explore the 7C’s of self-care. This is an
online course, Instructor will notify registered students with instructions on
how to access the class. Required Text:
The Caregiver’s Guide to Self-Care; Help for
your Caregiving Journey, 2011, author Jane
Meier Hamilton, MSN, RN
NEW! Staying Connected:
Both of Us
Our focus: health promotion and
social support, which can help improve
physical health, mood, and cognitive function. Designed to benefit both
community-residing adults with early
Fall 2015
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Personal Enrichment
stage dementia AND their companions or “social buddies.” Co-sponsored
by Alzheimer’s Association, River Road
Park and LCC Successful Aging Institute.
Thanks to Pinnacle Healthcare for helping to sponsor this class. To register, contact River Road at 541.688.4052. (SAI
Course)
10-11:30 am, F, Sep 11-Oct 2, River Road
Park & Rec, 1400 Lake Dr (6 hrs No
Charge) - Weinman
Fashion Design
and Textiles
recommended. Students will receive a
$10 MECCA voucher.
6-9 pm, Tu, Oct 6-Dec 8, Downtown
Campus Rm 320 (30 hrs $199) - Szmit
6-8 pm, Tu, Oct 20-Nov 17, Flower Market
151 Main St., Springfield (10 hrs $90) Sondag
NEW! I Made It! Infinity Scarf
Urban Homesteading 101
Dazzle friends and family with a handmade infinity scarf this holiday season!
Learn how to knit or crochet an infinity scarf using any technique you like
depending on your experience. This
project can be easy or complex-- it’s up
to you! Instructor will provide several
examples for inspiration. Beginners welcomed and encouraged! Please bring
your own yarn and knitting needles or
crochet hook. No class Nov 26.
6-8 pm, Th, Nov 12-Dec 10, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (8 hrs $60) - Szmit
NEW! ReFashion Lab Carnival
Thanks to the Materials Exchange Center
for Community Arts for sponsoring some of
our Fashion Design and Textiles classes!
Creative Fabric Design: Fabric
Painting for Quilters, Crafters and
Fashion Designers
Create a sophisticated pattern using layering and color to make a unique, eye-catching fabric. Learn hand painting, stamping,
stenciling, sponging, spraying, sun-printing
and basic silk screening, plus how fabric
and fabric paint interact to create dynamic
visual effects. Create a technique sample
book and a finished fabric art piece. Students will receive a $10 MECCA voucher.
3:30-6:30 pm, M, Oct 5-Nov 2, Downtown
Campus Rm 320 (15 hrs $125) - Schwartz
NEW! Crochet for Curious
Beginners
Learn basic crochet skills like single, double and triple stitches, how to
increase and decrease stitches, and how
to follow patterns. Measure yourself to
create well-fitting garments. Instruction
on planning projects from beginning
to end. Bring your own crochet hook
and yarn. Instructor Szmit teaches with
expertise, patience, and gentleness.
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Make a fabulous upcycled costume just
in time for Halloween! Create a costume
made from recycled materials such as
cardboard, scavenged cloth, old stuffed
animals, metal findings, and more! Have
fun being creative with others while
you transform “trash” into scary, funny,
glamorous and wild costumes. No art
or sewing experience required. Students
will receive a $10 MECCA voucher.
5:30-8:30 pm, W, Sep 30-Oct 28,
Downtown Campus Rm 320 (15 hrs $125)
- Schwartz
Gardening and
Landscaping
Flower Power 1
Love flowers? This hands-on design class
will teach you basic styles and techniques of flower arranging. You will be
creating a new fresh arrangement to take
home each week. Cost includes supplies and flowers. Co-sponsored by River
Road Park & Recreation and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to Banner
Bank for helping to sponsor this class.
To register and pay, contact River Road
Park at 541.688.4052. (SAI Course)
6-8 pm, Th, Oct 8-Nov 5, Downtown
6-8 pm, Tu, Sep 15-Oct 13, Flower
Market, 151 Main St., Springfield (10 hrs
$90) - Sondag
NEW! I Made This Skirt!
Flower Power 2
Learn the whole process of sewing skirts,
starting with darts, side seams, zippers
and waistband. Learn how to transfer a
basic skirt into different styles including: straight, pencil, A-line, gathered,
pleated, tiered, princess seamed, godet
and bias cut skirts. Each week students
will be introduced to a different skirt
style and draft. Basic sewing knowledge
at 541.688.4052. (SAI Course)
Love flowers? This hands-on design class
will build upon the techniques of flower
arranging learned in Flower Power 1.
You will be creating a new fresh arrangement to take home each week. Cost
includes supplies and flowers. Co-sponsored by River Road Park & Recreation
register and pay, contact River Road Park
Preserve fruits and veggies; create your
own breads, soaps, and cheeses; ferment your own sauerkraut; plan, prune,
and graft in your garden. Save money
and have a great time doing it! Class
involves a new topic “workshop” each
week. Choose any three workshops, or
take them all. Co-sponsored by River
Road Park & Recreation and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to ElderCare Resources for helping to sponsor
this class. No class on Nov. 11. To register and pay, contact River Road Park at
541.688.4052. (SAI Course)
7-9 pm, W, Sep 16, River Road Park, 1400
Lake Dr (2 hrs No Charge) - Prier
7-9 pm, W, Sep 23-Dec 2, River Road
Park, 1400 Lake Dr (6-20 hrs Call for
Cost) - Prier
History
NEW! Living History Series
Travel the centuries and experience
some of the greatest events in our country’s past through iconic characters like
Samuel Adams, Abraham Lincoln, and
Rosie the Riveter. Co-sponsored by
Willamette Oaks and LCC Successful
Aging Institute. Thanks to Willamette
541.343.2688. (SAI Course)
11-noon, M/Th, Nov 2-12, Willamette
Charge) - Kievith
NEW! Oregon & Our County:
Before & After Statehood
Meet famous Oregonians mountain men
Joseph Meek and geologist Thomas Condon in period costume. Enjoy a potpourri of Lane County vignettes: Oregon
Trail pageants, the Lost Wagon Train,
movies filmed here, and more! Co-sponsored by Waterford Grand and LCC
10-11:30 am, M, Oct 5-19, Waterford
Grand, 600 Waterford Way, (4.5 hrs No
Charge) - Hart
ABC’s of Home Buying
A is for analyzing your financial situation. Learn to work with a real estate
agent, secure a loan, and close the deal.
Class is state-certified and meets requirements for down payment assistance and
First Time Homebuyers loan programs.
Cost covers materials for all members of
a household and a 1:1 consultation and
credit report review. Co-sponsored by
NEDCO and LCC Successful Aging Institute. For class times, location and cost,
contact NEDCO at 541.345.7106 or visit
nedcodc.org. (SAI Course)
How to be a Smart Homebuyer
Learn how to save money by getting the
best house at the best price, getting the
best price on a mortgage, getting the
best representation from a buyer’s agent,
getting the most legal protection in
the Sales Contract and getting the best
advice to avoid costly mistakes.
6-9 pm, W, Oct 14, Downtown Campus
Rm TBA (3 hrs $15) - Gilad
Threshold Intensive Home
Ownership
Learn about financial preparation, the
purchase process, and how to protect
your investment. Meet regularly 1:1 with
a homeownership counselor to develop
and implement your own action plan.
Spanish class available. Co-sponsored by
Interior Design
NEW! Applying Design Attributes
You’ve seen it happen on your favorite
interior design shows--the color, patterns,
textures and shapes all come together in
a beautiful design. But how do they do it?
Come and find out. You will learn why
colors and materials are placed together
to elicit different responses. Most importantly, you will discover how to get the
design you want by un-tapping your
design personality and applying design
attributes correctly. No class Nov 24.
6-8 pm, Tu, Nov 3-Dec 1, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (8 hrs $75) Hollembaek
NEW! Fundamentals of Interior
Design
Prepare yourself to create good design.
Learn how to design for the occupants
For information, call 541.463.6100 | of the environment and how to draw
floorplans. Explore how to configure furniture and lighting layouts--subjects not
taught on the interior design shows!
Learn how to plan, prepare and execute
your designs as well as technical information on interior components such as
lighting, furniture, flooring and surfaces.
6-8 pm, Tu, Oct 6-27, Downtown Campus
Rm TBA (8 hrs $75) - Hollembaek
Languages and
Sign Language
Chinese: Beginning Mandarin
Term 1
Only available through LCC Continuing Ed! Learn basic Chinese language for
practical use; obtain overview of culture
and history of China. Practice exercises
in student pairs: greetings, introductions,
date and time, counting, and family structures. Instructor uses Pinyin, the western
(Roman) alphabet, to transcribe sounds
of Mandarin. Required textbook assignments: lessons one and two. Instructor
handouts supplement textbook.
6-8 pm, Tu/Th, Oct 6-Nov 5, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (20 hrs $165) - HwangShum
Beginning French
Learn the basic foundational skills to
speak French with anyone, in any context. Great to prepare for a trip, to jumpstart to a credit program or just to
increase your brainpower! Games, songs
and realistic contexts get you speaking
from day one!
6-8 pm, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (20 hrs $165) - Herman
French Advanced Beginning
Develop your speaking and listening
comprehension skills in vocabulary,
grammar and culture. Short reading and
writing practice. Suitable for anyone
with some knowledge of French. Different material each session.
6-8 pm, W, Oct 7-Nov 4, Downtown
NEW! The Ultimate France Prep
Course
It’s never too late or early to get ready
for a trip to France! Learn some basic
French to get along in any situation,
plus get unique tips on transportation,
lodging, dining, gifts and itineraries.
6-8 pm, Tu, Oct 6-Nov 3, Downtown
Beginning Conversational
German 1
Beginning Conversational German
emphasizes the learning of everyday German phrases in conventional settings
such as travelling, socializing, dining,
shopping, etc. By the end of the term students will have mastered basic statements
and questions through repetition, reading, storytelling and role play. The course
is taught by a native German speaker.
Personal Enrichment
Home Buying and
Improvement
Campus Rm TBA (20 hrs $165) - Rice
Beginning Conversational
German 2
German with an emphasis on speaking, reading, travel, business and culture.
Students will be able to communicate in
a variety of everyday settings and acquire
introductory vocabulary and grammatical structures.
Campus Rm TBA (18 hrs $165) - Rice
Italian Ist Term
Develop basic vocabulary and conversational skills for traveling: numbers,
telling time, ordering in restaurants,
shopping. Learn present tense and basic
verb conjugations. Discuss Italian etiquette, culture--the value of food, cooking, family. Required text: Ultimate
Italian, Basic-Intermediate, chapters 1-9.
Campus, Rm TBA (30 hrs, $175) - Imani
Advanced Japanese
Let’s brush up your Japanese. Read various stories, and watch Japanese TV
shows and anime. Grammar points
reviews with Genki 2 text book. Classroom discussion with different topics
will be conducted. Write short essays
with discussion topics. Please contact
the instructor to check your language
level if you are new to LCC Japanese
course. No class Nov 11.
6-8:30 pm, W, Oct 7-Dec 2, Downtown
Campus Rm 402 (20 hrs $165) - Welborn
Spanish: Beginning Term 1
This class is designed for students to
gain basic comprehension and speaking
abilities in the Spanish language in the
present tense. Vocabulary and grammar
activities are presented in a guided dialog and structured practice to increase
comprehension and master pronunciation. Topics covered include greetings,
leave-takings, numbers, and the alphabet, among others.
6-8:30 pm, Tu, Oct 6-Dec 8, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (25 hrs $175) - Saucedo
Fall 2015
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Personal Enrichment
Students will continue to improve pronunciation and vocabulary, and develop
writing skills. Class will focus on learning the present tense and basic nouns
through participation in classroom dialogue, and pronunciation through repetition and syllable breakdown.
6-8:30 pm, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (25 hrs $175) - Saucedo
Students will continue learning the
Spanish language with an emphasis on writing in paragraphs. Students
will expand your reading, listening, and
speaking skills, and acquire an understanding of verb tenses, verb-subject
agreement, and pronunciation through
participation in classroom dialogue.
Campus TBA (22.5 hrs $175) - Saucedo
Spanish: Basic Essentials for
Conversation
In the midst of the action, by means of
storytelling and reading, you will see
your acquisition of practical Spanish
come alive. Using Blaine Ray’s highly successful TPRS method of World language
instruction, this course focuses on development of communications skills essential for everyday Spanish communication.
Campus Rm TBA (25 hrs $175) - Collins
6-8:30 pm, Th, Oct 1-Dec 10, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (25 hrs $175) - Collins
NEW! Welsh: Beginning
Conversational
Beginning American Sign
Language Term 2
Increase your knowledge of ASL grammar, syntax and culture and expand your
vocabulary. Must have taken beginning
sign or have vocabulary of 200-300 signs
and be able to demonstrate moderate
proficiency in performance skills and
receptive skills of finger spelling. Bring
writing materials.
Campus Rm TBA (22.5 hrs $175) Sieczkowski
12:30-3:00 pm, Sa, Oct 3-Dec 12,
Downtown Campus Rm TBA (25 hrs
$175) - Sieczkowski
American Sign Language:
International Conversational A
Study the grammatical elements of American Sign Language: Topic/comment sentence structure, yes/no questions (who,
what, when, where, how) and rhetorical
questions. Course includes videos, quizzes, and final project. Dictionary recommended but not required. Bring paper
and pencil to first class.
Music
5-String Banjo: Get Picking!
Get that old 5-string banjo out from
wherever it’s squirreled away, dust it off,
and learn to play from longtime picker
and instructor Chuck Holloway! Learn
tuning, picking, and most importantly-how to have FUN with your 5-string. No
music experience necessary. Bring your
enthusiasm, your banjo, fingerpicks, a
recording device, and a sincere desire
to learn. Bluegrass lovers will especially
enjoy this class. Beginners and experienced players welcomed. For more information email [email protected]
6-7:30 pm, Th, Oct 8-Dec 3, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (12 hrs $125) - Holloway
NEW! 6-String Guitar
Playing the guitar is a fun easy way to
share the music locked inside. Learn
chording (strumming) or picking (flatpicking) from longtime player/picker/performer/instructor Chuck Holloway. Learn
how to use a pick, how to tune, read tablature, change strings, and have fun with
this versatile instrument. Bluegrass lovers will especially love this class. For more
information email [email protected]
6-7:30 pm, Th, Oct 6-Nov 24, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (12 hrs $125) - Holloway
Campus Rm TBA (25 hrs $175) Sieczkowski
Money Management
Croeso I Gymraeg! Welcome to Welsh!
Designed for true beginners to the language, our focus is speaking Welsh from
the first class—we will learn basic patterns and use them to talk to each
another and to describe the world
around us. Mixed with language learning and practice, we will experience
Welsh culture, food, history, and geography. Finally, we will discuss ways to continue learning Welsh outside of Wales.
Welsh dictionary recommended.
Financial Foundations
6:30-8:30 pm, Th, Oct 8-Nov 12,
Downtown Campus Rm TBA (12 hrs $99)
- Williams
Get the tools you need to control your
finances, regardless of your circumstances.
You can save money, pay off debt, and
improve your credit. Class includes an
optional one-time Financial Counselor
consultation. Spanish class available. Cosponsored by NEDCO and LCC Successful
Aging Institute. For class times, location
and cost, contact NEDCO at 541.345.7106
or visit nedcodc.org. (SAI Course)
Beginning American Sign
Language Term 1
Learn about credit, savings, budgeting,
tracking expenses, and “spending leaks.”
Receive a free credit report with credit
score and unlimited 1:1 counseling.
Spanish class available. Co-sponsored by
Lifeline Financial Education
Beginning Piano
A new recreational piano program for
teens and adults, that teaches the student practical keyboard skills in a
relaxed small group setting. Highlights of Piano Street include learning
the functional use of chords, note reading and ear training, improvisation and
arranging, solo/ensemble playing and
playing varied musical styles. Appropriate for beginners or anyone that would
like to brush up on their skills. Textbook
is available for purchase the first day of
class for $20, cash or check.
6-8:30 pm, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Downtown
Noon-12:55 pm, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Eugene
Piano Academy, 507 Willamette Street,
Eugene (10 hrs $125) - Reis
6:30-7:25 pm, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Eugene
This entry level class offers grammar,
syntax and cultural information, and
includes readings, regular tests and a final
project focusing on vocabulary. Bring
writing materials and text to the first class.
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Campus Rm TBA (25 hrs $175) Sieczkowski
9:30 am-noon, Sa, Oct 3-Dec 12,
$175) - Sieczkowski
NEW! Beginning Theory for
Musicians
Mandolin: Bluegrass and Old Time
11-11:55 am, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Eugene
5:30-6:25 pm, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Eugene
You’re out of excuses not to do it, so dust
off that mandolin and finally learn to play
from longtime picker/performer/instructor Chuck Holloway. No music experience necessary. Learn everything you
need to know--how to tune, use a flatpick,
and read tablature, along with the fundamentals of what it takes to become an
adequate player. Bluegrass lovers will especially enjoy this class. For more information email [email protected]
NEW! Classical Music
Appreciation
Campus Rm TBA (12 hrs $125) Holloway
Course elucidates the vibrant life behind
commonly heard orchestral repertoire. We will focus on forms and structure, themes and development, and
the effects of harmony in terms of the
large-scale narrative. We will treat music
purely as structured sound with no reference to music notation. No instrumental experience required. Class reader
available the first day of class for $10,
cash or check.
10-10:55 am, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Eugene
Fundamentals of Sound
Engineering
Learn to play by ear from renown local
fiddler, Chip, “Dr. Horsehair” Cohen.
You will learn old-time hoedowns, reels,
waltzes and more. For beginning to
advanced fiddlers/violinists. Students
should have their own fiddle and be
able to play a simple melody or scale.
6-7 pm, Tu, Oct 6-Nov 24, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (8 hrs $105) - Cohen
Outdoor Recreation
Get Golf Ready
Drawing upon nearly two decades as a
full-time sound engineer, the instructor will guide you through the use of
studio/audio equipment such as microphones, cables, mixers and signal processing units. No prerequisites required;
students only need an interest in sound
engineering and/or music. Once registered, please email [email protected]
for directions to the studio.
6-8 pm, M, Nov 9-Dec 7, Sprout City
Studios (10 hrs $149) - Moore
11 am-1 pm, Sa, Nov 14-Dec 12, Sprout
City Studios (10 hrs $149) - Moore
Intermediate Sound Engineering
Instructor Approval required to take this
class. Advanced instruction and additional hands-on time with studio/audio
equipment such as Mics, EQ, cable trouble shooting, compression, limiting,
gating, console routing, speakers and
reverb/delay/FX used in mixing. Discussions and examples of Live Sound/Music
Production/Mixing in the studio/the art
of Mastering.
1:30-3:30 pm, Sa, Nov 10-Dec 8, Sprout
For information, call 541.463.6100 | Old Time Fiddler
Why not take a swing at River Ridge Golf
Complex? Get Golf Ready is designed
to teach everything you’ll need to play
golf in five 90-minute lessons. You’ll be
shown there are lots of ways to play by
combining fun, friends and fitness. Golf
equipment is provided at no charge.
Outside of class you’ll receive: 5 medium
buckets of range balls and 4 rounds of
golf (course dependent on class level).
Register by visiting RiverRidgeOR.com,
click “Practice Area & Learning Center”
and “Click Here to Register” to register
and pay online.
Days, times and instructors vary, River
Ridge Golf Complex, 3800 N Delta Hwy
Eugene $99-$119
NEW! Prague & The Danube
River
Enjoy an armchair tour of the Czech
Republic capital and the romantic
Danube. You’ll also “visit” Budapest,
Bratislava, and Vienna. Learn about an
upcoming European cruise that would
allow you to experience these cities
yourself. The trip, organized by River
Road Park & Rec, will occur in next
fall. Co-sponsored by Waterford Grand
& LCC Successful Aging Institute. To
register, contact Waterford Grand at
541.636.3329. (SAI Course).
3-4:00 pm, W, Sept 30, Waterford Grand,
600 Waterford Way (1 hr No Charge) Setzer
Performing Arts
Comedy Improv
Personal Enrichment
Course will begin with a review of simple building blocks like scales and build
to a complete understanding of Tonal or
Functional Harmony as it relates to the
classical repertoire. No specific knowledge of theory is required, though students should be able to read music. A
$10 reader supplement is required, cash
or check the first day of class.
City Studios, 1697 W 11th Avenue Alley,
Eugene (10 hrs $149) - Moore
6-8 pm, Tu, Nov 14-Dec 12, Sprout City
Studios, 1697 W 11th Avenue Alley,
Eugene (10 hrs $149) - Moore
Does your inner 5-year-old want to come
out to play? Then improv is just the
ticket -- it’s just like recess, only you don’t
have to get on the monkey bars (unless
you really want to). In addition to having laugh-out-loud, silly good fun, you’ll
also learn to think on your feet, improve
your flexibility and play well with others.
These are all skills that come in handy in
life, work, and social situations. Isn’t it
more fun to learn while giggling?
6-8 pm, Th, Oct 8-Dec 10, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (18 hrs $149) Jasheway
Powerful Presentations
Build your presentations skills and
focus your ability to think on your feet,
including presenting yourself into a
new career. Make sure your image is
congruent with your brand. Learn how
to use your body language, voice, and
your message as a total package to elevate yourself or your business. Experience authentic growth in your core
confidence, relationships, and values.
Role playing, journal work, improv,
profit mind sets and more. Price
includes personal workbook. Register
by calling 541.954.4685 or emailing
[email protected].
6-8 pm, M, Oct 5-Nov 15, Springwell
Health Center, 131 E 11th Eugene
97401(12 hrs $200) - Burden-Williams
Write Your Life as a Comedy
Whether you’re writing a memoir, a
screenplay, a stand-up set or a grocery
list, the ability to amuse yourself and
others is one of the best life skills you
can acquire. Have fun learning the tricks
of comedy writing, playing silly writing games, and making your classmates
laugh. Great for stand-up comics who
need lots of material, and just as wonderful for writers and people who just
need to let go laughing. Students will
have the opportunity to perform their
material (either as stand-up or story-telling) on stage at the end of the class.
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Photography
Personal Enrichment
Basics of Photography
Learn how to operate your digital or film
SLR camera to create better photographs.
What does the aperture do anyway? Why
are shutter speeds important? What do
different lenses do? What is a raw file vs
a jpeg. Learn all of this and more in a
friendly, hands-on environment. All levels of experience are welcome.
6-9 pm, M, Oct 5-26, Jon C Meyers
Photography, 385 West 2nd Ave, Eugene
OR 97401 (12 hrs $125) - Meyers
Self-Improvement
and Growth
Thanks to Pinnacle Healthcare for helping
making these classes possible.
Grief, Loss, and Peace
Loss affects us all, deeply and differently.
Learn and practice techniques that have
helped hundreds of others, from a gifted
Chaplain and instructor. Self-care and
recovery will be our focus. Co-sponsored
by Pinnacle Healthcare and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to Pinnacle Healthcare for helping to sponsor
this class. To register, call 541.525.5176.
(SAI Course)
6-7:30 pm, Tu, Sept 29-Nov 17, Hillside
Heights Rehab Center, 1201 McLean
Blvd (12 hrs No Charge) - Engel
The Heart Has No Wrinkles
Healthy sexuality is an integral part of
one’s self – from birth until death. Often
the sexual scripts we learned originally
are inadequate for our mature lives. In a
safe and professional atmosphere we’ll
explore many dimensions of aging and
sexuality. All ages welcome. This class is
co-sponsored by Planned Parenthood
register and pay, contact Planned Parenthood at 541.344.1611 x 1014. (SAI Course)
6-8 pm, Tu, Oct 6-Nov 17, Planned
Parenthood, 3579 Franklin Blvd (10.5 hrs
$50) - Alba
Recreating Your Life: Transitions
Sometimes change is chosen. Other
times it is imposed upon us. Always it
involves letting go of something in order
to move on to what is next. Through
class discussion, journaling, art activities,
and visualization, we will learn about
models and stages of life transitions
and skills and strategies for coping with
changing times. Co-sponsored by Center for Community Counseling and LCC
Successful Aging Institute. To register,
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contact the Center at 541.344.0620. All
supplies included. Partial scholarship
may be available. (SAI Course)
2:30-4 pm, W Sep 30-Nov 4, Center for
Community Counseling, 1465 Coburg Rd
(9 hrs $54) - LaFrance
Sewing and
Fiber Arts
NEW! Crochet for Curious
Beginners
Learn basic crochet skills like single, double and triple stitches, how to
increase and decrease stitches, and how
to follow patterns. Measure yourself to
create well-fitting garments. Instruction
on planning projects from beginning
to end. Bring your own crochet hook
and yarn. Instructor Szmit teaches with
expertise, patience, and gentleness.
NEW! I Made This Infinity Scarf!
Dazzle friends and family with a handmade infinity scarf this holiday season!
Learn how to knit or crochet an infinity
scarf using any technique you like. This
project can be easy or complex. Your
instructor will provide several examples
for inspiration. Beginners welcomed and
encouraged! Please bring your own yarn
and knitting needles or crochet hook.
No class Nov 26.
6-8 pm, Th, Nov 12-Dec 10, Downtown
NEW! I Made This Skirt!
Learn the whole process of sewing skirts,
starting with darts, side seams, zippers and
waistband. Learn how to transfer a basic
skirt into different styles including: straight,
pencil, A-line, gathered, pleated, tiered,
princess seamed, godet and bias cut skirts.
Each week students will be introduced to a
different skirt style and draft. Basic sewing
knowledge recommended. Students will
receive a $10 MECCA voucher.
Sewing: Beginning-Advanced
Beginners learn commercial patterns
and simple garments. More advanced
students work at their own pace to
upgrade individual skills. No previous experience necessary. Work on own
project(s). Some sewing machines furnished. Students provide own supplies.
For further information call the instructor at 541.746.0433. Only 8 students
maximum, register today!!
7-9:30 pm, M, Oct 5-Nov 23, Jean Marie
Fabrics, 110 Main St, Springfield (20 hrs
$125) – Carlson
Welding
Welding Basic
This class is intended for students having little or no experience in welding or
metal working processes. Safety practices
and equipment set-up will be emphasized. Lab times will allow for individual
instruction in varied processes. Students
to provide gloves, pliers, and safety
glasses. Lab time may be used for student projects with instructor approval.
541.968.3041 (First class is mandatory).
6-9 pm, Tu, Oct 6-Dec 8, Elmira High
School Welding Lab, Elmira (30 hrs $325)
- Johnson
Welding Practice Lab
Intended for students interested in
improving their welding techniques. Safety
practices and equipment set-up will be
emphasized. Lab times will allow individual instruction in varied processes. SMAW
(Stick) and MIG processes and an introduction to TIG welding of steel, stainless
and aluminum. Oxy-acetylene and plasma
cutting processes will be used for preparing materials for welding practice. Students
to provide gloves, pliers, and safety glasses.
For more information call 541.968.3041
(First class is mandatory). No class Oct 8.
6-9 pm, Th, Oct 1-Dec 10, Elmira High
- Johnson
Woodshop and
Cabinet Making
Woodworking Projects
Ever wanted to try your hand at woodworking, cabinetmaking or woodturning? Choose and build projects at your
skill level and learn from an experienced
woodworker and teacher.
5:30-8:30 pm, M, Oct 5-Dec 7, Junction
City High School Wood Shop (30 hrs
$249) - King
Writing
 A to Z Grantwriting
Learn how to research and develop
relationships with potential funding
sources, organize grantwriting campaigns, and prepare proposals. An
Ed2Go online class.
Choose one session: Sept 16-Nov 16, Oct
14-Dec 4 (24 hrs $95)
ideas/works from both Terri and colearners in a supportive, interactive environment.
Instructor Spotlight
Poetry Writing
Instructor Janice D. Rubin is a vocational
rehabilitation and career counselor, and
published poet. Her poems have been
published in Tiger’s Eye Poetry Journal, Glass:
A Journal of Poetry, Flutter Poetry Journal,
Rattlesnake Review, The Quizzical Chair
Anthology, The 150th Eugene Anniversary
Poetry Anthology and many other journals. Her Chapbook Transcending
Damnation Creek Trail & Other Poems was published by Flutter Press in
2010, and she is currently working on her second book, a full collection. This
fall Janice is teaching Poetry Writing with Lane Continuing Education.
NEW! Becoming an Elegant
Writer
pre-registration necessary. (SAI Course)
Love to write? Unhappy with the results?
We’ll explore fun effective methods that
can overcome the barriers to joyful, satisfying writing. This welcoming and supportive class is designed to help both
novice and experienced writers hone
skills for greater success. Co-sponsored
by Waterford Grand, and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to Waterford
Grand for helping to sponsor this class.
To register, contact Waterford Grand at
541.636.3329. (SAI Course)
1-2:30 pm, F, Oct 1-Nov 10, Waterford
Grand, 600 Waterford Way (9 hrs No
Charge) - Quash-Mah
Crafting the Novel
Designed to assist students not only in
writing their novel but to get it published. Whether you have a completed
draft or are in the idea stage and this
class will help you develop the discipline, dedication and the skills you
need. We’ll workshop our works-inprogress in a supportive and positive
setting. We’ll cover include: developing
character, plot, dialogue, organization,
revision and finally how to publish and
market a completed novel.
6:30-9:30 pm, Th, Oct 1-Dec 10,
$249) - Clare
NEW! Organizing to Write:
Sharing Tips
Want to help others communicate?
Learn how to help others get their
thoughts & feelings to flow onto the
page. Email, professional or personal
letters, and more. To delve deeper, register for “Becoming an Elegant Writer.”
Co-sponsored by Waterford Grand &
LCC Successful Aging Institute. No
For information, call 541.463.6100 | 5:30-7:30 pm, Tu, Oct 6, Eugene Sheldon
Branch Public Library (2 hrs No Charge)
- Quash-Mah
NEW! Poetry Writing: An
Introduction
If you love poetry and dabble in penning your own, dig deeper and take this
class! We’ll focus on developing your
poetry writing skills in a workshop environment. Exchange your poems and
receive thoughtful critiques from classmates and Instructor and published
poet, Janice Rubin. Required text: The
Poet’s Companion, A Guide to the Pleasures of Writing Poetry, Kim Addonizio
and Dorianne Laux.
NEW! Writing Effective Short
Horror Screenplays
In anticipation of the Eugene Film Society’s 72 Hour Horror Film Competition
this October, award-winning screenwriter Albert Crim will evaluate submissions from previous EFS competitions
and discuss practical approaches to
writing effective short horror screenplays. Workshop price includes lunch.
Workshop attendees who subsequently
enter the EFS Horror Film Competition
will have their entry fee waived. Albert
Crim’s short film, The Monster and the
Peanut, was awarded an Emmy by the
Television Academy of Arts and Sciences.
11 am-3 pm, Sa, Oct 17, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (4 hrs $35) - Purvis
Writing Personal and Family
History Continued
This fall, join your fellow writers again
for their familiar inspiration and support. Continue the stories you began
in a prior class or respond to new topics. A review of writing techniques will
be woven into the discussions of manuscripts or scheduled separately in class as
interest arises. Those interested in taking
the class for the first time, please contact
the instructor. No class Nov 11.
Campus Rm TBA (12 hrs $125) - Rubin
9:30 am-noon, W, Oct 7-Dec 2,
$149) - Richardson
Short Story Writing
Write Your Life as a Comedy
Learn to weave character, setting, pacing,
structure and meaning into form as you
find your voice in this fun class. Marketing and publishing possibilities discussed. No Class Nov 5.
Campus Rm TBA (21 hrs $199) - Hoffman
Writing Publishing, and
Marketing Children’s Books
A seminar presented by internationally recognized children’s author, Terri
Kelley. With over sixty books published since 2012, Terri will show you
the way to successfully produce books
for children. Topics will include writing, publishing and marketing, finding
affordable, quality illustrators, and elements of contracts. Over two Saturdays,
learn what you need to know to protect your work and your money on your
book-writing journey. Attendees will
receive constructive guidance on their
Personal Enrichment
9 am-1 pm, Sa, Oct 17-24, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (8 hrs $349) - Kelley
JANICE RUBIN
Whether you’re writing a memoir, a
screenplay, a stand-up set or a grocery
list, the ability to amuse yourself and
others is one of the best life skills you
can acquire. Come have fun learning the
tricks of comedy writing, playing silly
writing games, and making your classmates laugh. Great for stand-up comics
who need lots of material, and for writers and people who just need to let go
laughing. Students will have the opportunity to perform their material (either
as stand-up or story-telling) on stage at
the end of the class.
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Careers & Professional Development
Computers Skills
and Technology
AutoCAD, Introduction
Learn the basics of CAD (Computer
Aided Drafting) for personal or business
use. Covers set-up, creating and editing
simple drawings with dimensions and
printing to scale. Applies to all AutoCAD
and LT releases. Book and tutorial disk
included.
6-8:30 pm, Tu/Th, Oct 6-Nov 5, Main
Campus Building 15 Rm 113 (25 hrs $375)
- Fleming
Basics of Selling on eBay
Learn how to earn extra income and
rid yourself of clutter or extra inventory
through eBay. You will learn the basics
of setting up and maintaining an eBay
account from initial sign-up to researching, creating a list, packing and shipping. Turn unused items into cash! A
basic eBay selling manual for $15.95 can
be purchased at the first class.
6-8 pm, W, Oct 7-Oct 28, Downtown
Campus, Rm TBA (8 hrs $75) - Niehaus
9 am-1 pm, Sa, Oct 17-Oct 24, Downtown
Campus, Rm TBA (8 hrs $75) - Niehaus
Introduction to Computers
This comprehensive, hands-on course
will introduce you to the basics of using
your Microsoft Windows based computer. For beginners and those needing
their computer skills polished. Basics
include working with a keyboard and
mouse, creating and saving documents,
copying and pasting, and getting a taste
of common software applications, along
with a quick tour of the Internet. Book
(Go to class before purchasing book)
and USB storage device required.
10 am-noon, W, Oct 6-Nov 24, Downtown
Campus, Rm 220 (14 hrs $149) - Call
Social Media Fitness
Social media is a big part of branding these days. Decide which to focus
on and how do you get the most out
of them? This class looks at the various
social media to sort through the best
uses of each, as well as takes a deeper
dive into Facebook and Twitter. We’ll
review analytics, HootSuite and other
complementing tools useful for monitoring and content creation.
6:30-8:30 pm, Tu, Oct 20-Nov 10,
Downtown Campus, Rm TBA (8 hrs $85)
- Miller
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and Experience Works! To register contact one of the hosts below. (SAI Course)
NEW! Maximize Your iPad Use
Learn how to enjoy movies, music, photography, e-reading, and email on your
iPad. This intermediate level, hands-on
class includes time to explore and practice applications together. Co-sponsored
by Willamette Oaks and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Thanks to Willamette
541.343.2688. (SAI Course)
10-11:30 am, M/Th, Oct 19-29, Willamette
Charge) - Goss
Tailored to Fit Online
What’s online: Tailored to Fit classes
are designed to suit your lifestyle. Study
at your own pace and on your schedule using your own computer. Learn to
use Microsoft 2010 or 2013. Email your
instructor with your name and the class
you are registered for to get your syllabus. Book and flash drive required.
Tailored to Fit: Access
Tailored to Fit: Access, Intermediate
Tailored to Fit: Advanced Access
Tailored to Fit: Excel
Tailored to Fit: Excel Intermediate
Tailored to Fit: Excel Advanced
Tailored to Fit: PowerPoint
Tailored to Fit: PowerPoint Advanced
Tailored to Fit: Publisher
Tailored to Fit: Publisher Advanced
Tailored to Fit: Word
Tailored to Fit: Word Intermediate
Tailored to Fit: Word Advanced
Online Sep 30- Dec 2, (20 hrs $129) - Reyes
Encore Careers
Thanks to Waterford Grand for helping
make these classes possible.
Become a Senior Companion!
Are you a people person with time on
your hands? Want to earn a bit of extra
cash while helping others? The federal
Senior Companion Program trains and
supports low-income adult volunteers,
age 55+ who make weekly visits to frail
elders and those with disabilities. Help
clients maintain quality of life and earn
a small hourly tax-free stipend. Sponsored locally by Lane Community College. You’ll also learn about ElderHelp
2:30-4 pm, Tu, Oct 6, Campbell
Community Center, 155 High St,
541.682.5318 (1.5 hrs No Charge) Brooks
10-11:30 am, W, Oct 7, Petersen Barn,
870 Berntzen Rd, 541.682.5318 (1.5 hrs
No Charge) - Brooks
10-11:30 am, Th, Nov 5, Willamalane
Adult Activity Ctr, 215 W C St,
541.736.4444 (1.5 hrs No Charge) Brooks
Get a Job at 50+
Times are still tough. Lane County has
excellent resources for older adults who
want either paid or stipend work. Join
representatives from WorkSource Lane,
Goodwill Industries, Experience Works
and Lane Community College to see how
YOU can take the next step. Co-sponsored by these organizations through
LCC Successful Aging Institute. No preregistration necessary. (SAI Course)
5:30-7:30 pm, Th, Nov 5, Downtown
Eugene Public Library (2 hrs No Charge)
- Susman
Getting Paid for Giving Care
Lane Community College offers several options for adults with a lifetime
of caregiving skills. Learn how you can
make a difference in the lives of others
and get paid for doing so. Barbara will
discuss the Successful Aging Institute’s
“Personal Care Aide” training program
and the Senior Companion Program, as
well as other opportunities. Thanks to
Banner Bank for helping to sponsor this
class. To register, contact Campbell Center at 541.682.5318. (SAI Course)
10-11:30 am, Tu, Nov 17, Campbell
Center, 155 High St (1.5 hrs No Charge)
- Susman
Careers
This course is designed to introduce the
student to career options available in
healthcare and to assist the student in
appropriate selection of a career in the
health care field. Career exploration will
include an overview of health care in
the past, present and future, legal-ethical
considerations, discussion of essential
skills, roles, and employment opportunities among a variety of health professions.
6-9 pm, M, Oct 5, DCA (3 hrs No Charge)
- Beckner
Flaggers
Flaggers: Work Zone Traffic Control
Prepare to be a Flagger for work zone
traffic control. Learn the basics of flagging and traffic control. Receive State of
Oregon Department of Transportation
Credential for Flaggers, valid for three
years in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
Montana. Textbook will be provided.
Must be 18 and older.
Hospitality
Alcohol Server Education
This class is designed and approved by
the OLCC to allow individuals, who are
employed in the sales or service of alcoholic beverages for consumption on public premises, the opportunity to receive or
renew their Alcohol Service permit. You
may want to bring a snack. Per OLCC
rules, you must be on time or you cannot
attend class and you MUST be registered
prior to the beginning of the class.
4-8 pm, M, Sep 28, Downtown Campus
Rm 108 (5 hrs $29) - Harryman-Heyler
4-8 pm, M, Oct 26 Downtown Campus
4-8 pm, M, Nov 16, Downtown Campus
Introduction to Mixology
All mixologist are bartenders, but not
all bartenders are mixologists! In this
interactive class, learn how to make
your own infused alcohols and how to
use your imagination to create unique
cocktails. The required book is the New
American Bartenders Guide and is available in the Titan Market and Bookstore
at the Downtown Campus.
6-9 pm, W, Sep 30-Nov 25, Downtown
Campus Rm 108 (24 hrs $299) Harryman-Heyler
Traditional
Health Worker
Community Health Worker/
Patient Navigator/ Peer Support
Specialist Training
Lane Community College is an approved
training program for Community Health
For information, call 541.463.6100 | Medical Scribe
Specialist
NEW! Medical Scribe Specialist
Medical scribes assist doctors with
recording medical information in realtime at the point of care. You will be
trained using an outcomes based learning model that includes an academic and
medical curriculum. Successful course
completion qualifies you to sit for the
American College of Medical Scribe Specialist (ACMSS) Certified Medical Scribe
Specialist (CMSS) credential. Existing
licensed/certified clinical providers may
be eligible for an accelerated program.
For more information on this program,
contact Kathy at [email protected].
LMT Continuing
Education
Lane County Massage and
Bodywork Association (LCMBA)
All massage/ bodywork professionals in
our community are invited to attend these
meetings. This once a month, two hour
meeting gives massage/bodywork professionals the opportunity to network, learn
about referral services, continuing education opportunities, guest speakers, mentoring opportunities, invitations to participate
in special events, all while having fun.
Meetings are held on the first Monday of
every month from 6:30-8:30 pm, 101 W.
10th Ave. For more information email
Amy at [email protected]
Oct 5 - Presenter: Maggie Gannon
Topic: Therapeutic Facial Massage
Nov 2 - Presenter: TBA
Topic: TBA
Dec 7 - Presenter: TBA
Topic: TBA
Join our Facebook group at LCC
Massage
1st Degree Reiki
The 1st of 5 levels of Reiki training.
Awaken or deepen your healing abilities
with this ancient, gently powerful handson healing art known as Reiki. Students
learn the first Reiki symbol for self-healing,
and a variety of other uses. Students give
and receive Reiki treatments. Foundational
to any other form of energy work. Open to
anyone interested in healing and personal
growth. For more information and to register: email ReikiClassesEugene.com or call
541.525.4033
10 am-4 pm, Sa/Su, Oct 3-4, 766 Foothill
Dr. Eugene (14 hrs $179) - Magpali
2nd Degree Reiki
The 2nd in 5 levels of Reiki training.
Learn to apply Reiki and the sacred symbols in your work, and in your personal
life for distance healing, for past trauma,
for protection from and clearing of negative energies, for personal development,
and so much more! Recognize contraindications and how to address them.
Students must have their 1st Degree
Reiki. For more information and to register: email ReikiClassesEugene.com or call
541.525.4033.
10 am-4 pm, Tu, Oct 6 , 855 Seneca,
Eugene (6 hrs $109) - West
10 am-4 pm, Tu, Nov 10, 855 Seneca,
Eugene (6 hrs $109) - West
10 am-4 pm, Tu, Dec 8, 855 Seneca,
Eugene (6 hrs $109) – West
Workers, Patient Navigator and Peer Support Specialist. Successful completion
leads to certification. Serve as a liaison
between individuals, communities and
coordinated care organizations by providing social assistance. Enhance community members’ ability to communicate
with health care providers. You will have
the opportunity to participate in a cooperative education experience (work experience), upon successful completion.
Please attend the informational meeting
on Tuesday, Sept 16, 6-7 pm, LCC30
Room 114.
For Community Health Workers who
are currently working for at least 3000
hours a year (full time) and want to
be certified by the State of Oregon, we
offer a lower cost option for certification and supplemental training. Please
contact Kathy at [email protected] or
541.463.6111 for details.
10 am-4 pm, Sa/Su, Nov 7-8, 766 Foothill
Dr., Eugene (14 hrs $179) - Magpali
Assessment using Manual
Resisted Muscle Testing and
Orthopedic Special tests for
Massage Therapists
You will be learning and relearning ways
of quickly find out where to begin work to
relieve a client’s pain and dysfunction and
how to know when someone’s problem is
outside our scope of practice. Works well
as a speedy method of discovering which
muscles may contain trigger points. For
more information on cost or to register
contact Walter at [email protected].
10 am-5 pm, Sa/Su, Nov 14-15, 1034
Lawrence St, Eugene (12 hrs) - Libby
Bowenwork, Introduction to
You can use “The Pain Relief Wonder From
Down Under!” for self-care and for helping others. Are you a bodyworker, caregiver
or healthcare practitioner? Maybe you just
want to help your family and friends, or
even considering a career change? Curious?
LearnBowenwork.com Questions? Email
[email protected]
9 am-1 pm, Sa, Oct 10, DCA Rm 230 (4 hrs
$95) - Magpali
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Are you interested in a career in
Healthcare?
Come to the following informational sessions and learn about health career
trainings offered through Continuing Education.
Massage Therapy Program
Thursday, Dec 3, 6-8 pm: Downtown Campus, Room 331
Nursing Assistant Course
The age old technique of applying negative pressure to the surface of the body
has been used all over the world - to
remove pain, weakness, illness...or just
because it feels spectacular. We’ll use
traditional fire cups to explore stationary, flash, moving, and massage cupping
- and the skills you’ll learn will transfer to any and all cupping device available. Visit NaturalArtsCenter.net for more
information and to register.
Wednesday, Dec 2, 5:15-6:15 pm: Downtown Campus, Room 106
Thursday, Dec 3, 10:30-11:30 am: Downtown Campus, Room 107
9:30 am-5:30 pm, Sa/Su, Oct 3-4, Natural
Arts Center, 655 East 11th, Suite #9 (14
hrs $250) - Madras/Smith/ Anderson
Personal Care Aide
NEW! Cupping: Therapeutics
Thursday, Oct 1, 5:30-6:30 pm, Downtown Campus, Room 104
Pharmacy Technician Certification Course
Tuesday, Sep 15, 6-7 pm, Downtown Campus, Room 105
Traditional Health Worker (Community Health Worker/Patient
Navigator/Peer Support Specialist Training)
Wednesday Sep 16, 6-7 pm: LCC Main Campus, Bldg 30 Room114
For more information about health careers offered through Continuing Education, contact Kathy at [email protected]
Acupressure and Qi healing
Learn eastern based energy work. We will
explore the myofascial pathways and practice skillful methods to release the meridians using acupressure, holds, stretches
and energy work. For those looking to
access deep skills in bodywork through
the lens of Qigong and Eastern healing
techniques. The series is 5 weeks and each
session will be 3 hours to include theory
and practice. For more information email
Jen at [email protected]
NEW! Battle Germs Naturally:
Personal Care and Disinfectants
Don’t let the germs get the best of you
this winter! Join us as we discuss natural ways to boost your personal care
regimen, along with DIY cleaners and
disinfectants for your home and office.
Learn and create customizable recipes
for different applications. All supplies
included. Class is open to public and
professionals. Visit urbantherapeutic.net
or call 541.357.4662 for more information and to register.
6-8 pm, W, Oct 28, 749 Willamette St
Eugene (2 hrs $40) - Stebbeds
Beginning Thai Massage and
Bodywork
Learn the techniques for a 90 minute
session. An ancient compassionate art
of bodywork from Thailand. It includes
assisted stretching, compression and
joint manipulation. Performed clothed
on a floor mat. For more information
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NEW! Cupping: Fundamentals
and for class location contact Alia at
[email protected].
5-7:30 pm, Th, Oct 1-Nov 5 (15 hrs $199)
- Alsalti
Creative Energy Rhythms
Workshop: Yoga, Qigong and
Dance Fusion
Gentle exercises that combine Yoga,
Qigong and dance moves. These exercises activate the center of proper movement and alignment, and to unwind the
body and mind after a day of work. The
exercises are great for massage therapists,
drivers, cashiers, desk workers, or any job
that involves prolonged sitting/use of
arms and hands. For more information
and location of class contact Alia at indigo.
[email protected] or at 541.255.3349.
Using the skills learned in Cupping Fundamentals, we’ll look at using cups to
treat acute and chronic injuries, scars
and other adhesions, depleted conditions, and a host of other common ailments. Visit NaturalArtsCenter.net for
more information and to register. Prerequisite: Cupping Fundamentals or permission from the instructor.
9:30 am-5:30 pm, Sa/Su, Nov 7-8, Natural
Arts Center, 655 East 11th, Suite #9 (14
hrs $250) - Madras/Smith/ Anderson
NEW! The Ethics and
Practicalities of Insurance
Billing for the LMT
An introduction to insurance billing.
Learn practical techniques so you feel
comfortable billing for your services.
Discuss what you need to collect from
your client, the ethics of fee schedules,
the codes used for billing and how to
understand the payments received. Stepby-step instructions for filling out the
CMS 1500 for insurance companies and
discussion of strategies for prompt payment and problem resolution. Reference
packet provided. Contact instructor Erica
Anderson 541.954.2267 for more information, and to register.
4-5 pm, Th, Oct 1-Nov 5 (6 hrs $149) - Alsalti
5:30-8:30 pm, M, Nov 2, (3 hrs $59) Anderson
Cancer Center/Hospice
Experience
NEW! Herbal Essentials: Healing
Salves and Balms
LMT’s and Reiki practitioners will be
trained in a gentle, non-invasive technique and have the opportunity to work
with chemotherapy at Willamette Valley Cancer Institute. Proof of liability insurance and licensure required.
This qualifies for CEU’s for LMT’s. For
more information, to register and class
location email [email protected] or phone
541.726.9450 ($25 discount for early
registration and payment before Sept 9.
Salves and balms are used to sooth and
heal wounds, muscle aches and tension, burns and much more. Join us for
a hands-on journey as we explore these
herbal alternatives, their healing properties, and how to create at home for personal or professional use. All supplies
included. Class is open to public and
professionals. Visit urbantherapeutic.net
or call 541.357.4662 for more information and to register.
11 am-12:30 pm, Th, Oct 1-Dec 3 (20 hrs
$175) - Locke
6-7:30 pm, Tu, Nov 17, 749 Willamette St
Eugene (1.5 hrs $35) - Stebbeds
NEW! Herbal Oils and Infusions
6 -7:30 pm, W, Oct 7, 749 Willamette St
Eugene (1.5 hrs $30) - Stebbeds
Introduction to Hawaiian
Massage
Hawaiian lomilomi is a quintessential
mind, body and spirit approach to healing. This ancient bodywork approach
focuses on problem-solving techniques
that are deep but not invasive to the client
and easy for the therapist to deliver with
little demand on their body. This introductory class will combine short lectures
with concentrated table time to explore
this comprehensive and effective approach
to healing. NCBTMB approved category A
#287333-00 (6 CEs). For more information about the class, for scholarship availability contact Marcia York, LMT, ASCM,
at [email protected] or 541.999.6542, or
register at mymassageeducation.com Registration deadline is September 11, 2015.
10 am-5 pm, Sa, Sep 26, Downtown
Campus Rm 230 (6 hrs) - York
LMTs CEUs ($100)
LMT Program Students ($85)
NEW! Jin Shin Do Bodymind
Accupressure®
®
Jin Shin Do® Bodymind Accupressure®the way of the Compassionate Spirit.
You will learn simple acupoint releases
to reduce chronic tension and stress
to relieve ailments like back and neck
aches, abdominal tensions, fatigue and
more. Learn how to relate mindfully
with clients to connect them with their
core vitality.
For more information contact Becky at:
541.345.7189 [email protected]
or smithbodymind.com.
Repeat for half the fee. Payment plans
welcome. Visa/Mastercard Accepted.
Basic JSD (40 CE Hrs)
September 11-13 and October 9-11
Fri: 1-6 pm and Sat/Sun: 9 am-6 pm
Cost: $650 ($150 deposit due or $625 if
paid in full by August 28, 2015)
Intermediate JSD (Exploring Organ
Meridians) (55 CE Hrs)
For information, call 541.463.6100 | Lower Body Solutions- Applied
Mana Lomi®
An introduction to treating low back,
hip, knee and ankle/foot complaints.
We will begin by understanding the
anatomy involved and introduce Mana
Lomi® problem solving techniques for
the involved soft tissues, then learn how
to “talk to the bones” involved in these
complaints, and review appropriate selfcare techniques. For more information
about the class, for scholarship availability contact Marcia York, LMT, ASCM, at
[email protected] or 541.999.6542, or
register at mymassageeducation.com Registration deadline is September 11, 2015.
8:30 am-5:30 pm, Su, Sep 27, Downtown
Campus Rm 230 (8 hrs) -York
LMTs CEUs ($130)
Mana Lomi® Lomi’ili’ili:
Hawaiian Hot Stone Therapy
This class incorporates specific use of
heated stones in a traditional lomilomi
full body treatment for relaxation, injury
prevention and recovery. Explore how
stones combined with the ancient Hawaiian healing philosophies can be spiritually
inspiring as well as effective immediate and long-term problem solving therapy. Roaster and stone set included in the
cost of the class. NCBTMB approved category A #287333-00 (27 CEs). For more
information contact Marcia York, LMT, at
[email protected] or 541.999.6542 or
register at mymassageeducation.com. Registration deadline is Dec 4, 2015
8:30 am-6:30 pm, Sa/Su/M, Dec 12-14,
DCA 221 (27 hrs) -York
LMTs CEUs ($555)
Pediatric Massage
Open to parents, students and professionals. Massage techniques for Infants
through adolescence. Annie’s work with
children has been featured in Massage
Magazine July /Aug 1999 and two books
on pediatric massage. Google: Annie
Siemens LMT to find out more. 7 CEUs
for LMTs.
10 am-5 pm, F, Nov 13, Downtown
Campus Rm 230 (7 hrs $100) - Siemens
Pregnancy Massage
The instructor, Annie Siemens presents
massage for the pregnant client. Focus is
on safety for the pregnant client and the
practitioner, positioning and draping,
and specific techniques that are proven
safe and effective. 7 CEUs for LMTs
10 am-5 pm, F, Oct 9, Downtown Campus
Rm 230 (7 hrs $100) - Siemens
Advanced Trigger Point
Techniques-Upper Body
In this weekend workshop, you will
learn how to access and treat trigger
points that cause common pain complaints. Included will be recurring patterns of trigger points and two new and
exciting methods of eliminating trigger
points. Please bring lunch, sheets, and
participants should wear loose-fitting
clothing. For more information and to
register email [email protected]
10 am-5 pm, Sa/Su, Dec 5-6, 1034
Lawrence ST, Eugene (12 hrs $299) - Libby
Polishing Your Massage
Take your full body, Swedish style massage from ordinary to excellent. Add new
massage strokes and learn to use the
most comfortable hand and body positioning for you and your clients. Help
prolong your career. The more you are
comfortable, the longer your body will
last. This will be a hands on workshop,
taking turns being giver and receiver. You
will be coached doing several massages
with regards to your body stance and
hand use. For more information and to
register email [email protected].
Herbal oils and infusions are used daily
for personal health and clinical treatment of various ailments. In this evening workshop we will cover the two
methods of infusion, best oil bases and
herbs to use for varying applications.
Including a hands-on segment – start
your own infusions to take home and
enjoy. All supplies included. Class is
open to public and professionals. Visit
urbantherapeutic.net or call 541.357.4662
for more information and to register.
November 13-15 and December 11-13
Fri-Sun: 9 am-6 pm and Mon: 9 am-1 pm
Cost: $910 ($225 deposit due or $875 if
paid in full by Oct 30, 2015)
10 am-5 pm, Sa, Oct 24 and Nov 21, 1034
Lawrence St Eugene (12 hrs $299) – Libby
Massage Therapy
The following classes will be offered Fall
term 2015. For days and times, go to
lanecc.augusoft.net.
Pre License Courses
Term One:
Introduction to Palpation-Upper Body
Massage I
Anatomy/Physiology/Pathology I
Term Two:
Introduction to Communication
Introduction to Palpation-Lower Body
Massage II
Anatomy/Physiology/Pathology II
Term Three:
Massage III
Anatomy/Physiology/Pathology III
Introduction to Acupressure
Term Four:
Massage IV
Anatomy/Physiology/Pathology IV
Law and Ethics
Fall 2015
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Term Five:
Kinesiology-Upper Body
Anatomy/Physiology/Pathology V
Massage V
Term Six:
Kinesiology-Lower Body
Massage VI
Professional Practices
Student Clinic/Outreach
LMT Student Practice Lab
Practice Lab is for massage students in
Lane’s massage therapy program to use
Downtown Campus 221/230 for practice as required for completion of the
massage program. Lab hours will be
posted the second week of term. Preregistration is required to use the lab.
Instructional aide is available for Tutoring. Bring your own sheets.
NEW! Student Clinic/Outreach
Meeting
Mandatory meeting for Massage Students in terms 4-6. This meeting is your
opportunity to schedule your student
clinic hours for the term, get back your
clinic/outreach folders, discuss outreach
hours and get your questions answered!
11:30 am-12:30 pm, M, Sep 28,
Downtown Campus Rm 221 (1 hr No
Charge)
Medical Receptionist
Medical Receptionist
Learn entry-level skills to seek employment
in medical reception areas. Upon successful completion of this course, students will
be eligible for a work experience placement. Complete information at lanecc.edu/
ce/healthoccupations/medical-receptionist
1-4 pm, Tu/Th, Oct 6-Dec 10, Downtown
Campus Rm 331 (60 hrs $479) - Beckner
Nursing Assistant
Nursing Assistant Orientation for
Winter term 2015 Classes
This free, one-hour class will introduce
you to the realities of the job and the
skills and training needed to become a
Certified Nursing Assistant. CNA can be
a fulfilling, lifelong vocation or the first
step in your health care career. Attendance to an orientation is the first step
to enrolling in the Nursing Assistant 1
and CNA 2 classes.
5:15-6:15 pm, W, Dec 3, Downtown
Campus Rm 106 (1 hr No Charge) - Dillon
10:30-11:30 am, Th, Dec 4, Downtown
Campus Rm 107 (1 hr No Charge) - Dillon
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New Five-Step
Registration
Process
Continuing Education has
implemented a new registration
process. See page 31 for more
information about this easy to use,
five-step process.
Nursing Assistant Class: Part One
This is part one of a two-part class. Upon
successful completion of Nursing Assistant Class-Part One, you will be able to
register for Nursing Assistant Clinical-Part
Two. Nursing Assistant Class-Part One
and Nursing Assistant Clinical- Part Two
must be successfully completed in order
to sit for the Oregon State Board of Nursing certification exam to become a Certified Nursing Assistant. You must attend
an informational meeting. Do you need
help paying for this class? Come to the
informational meeting for information
about various funding sources.
9 am-1 pm, M/W/F, Sep 28-Nov 6,
- Carrick
1:30-5:30 pm, M/W/F, Sep 28-Nov 6,
- TBA
5-9 pm. Tu/W/Th, Sep 28-Nov 6, Seneca
Goodwill Industries (83 hrs $509) Kersgaard
Nursing Assistant Clinical: Part
Two
This is part two of a two part class. You
must successfully complete Nursing
Assistant Class-Part One, in order to register for Nursing Assistant Clinical- Part
Two. Nursing Assistant Class-Part One
and Nursing Assistant Clinical- Part Two
must be completed in order to sit for the
Oregon State Board of Nursing certification exam to become a Certified Nursing Assistant. This class is designed to
prepare the student in a course of practice of basic level nursing care and skills.
Clinical days may not be the same as
class days.
Days and times will be available the first
week of class (75 hrs $509)
NEW! Exploring Mental Health
Disorders
An online introductory course created to
explore the topic of mental health. We
will consider what defines mental health,
examine common mental health disorders in adults and provide practical tools
to assist you with those living with mental health conditions. This interactive
course is designed to be relevant for community members, those seeking careers
in health professions and professionals
interested in increasing their understanding of mental health conditions.
Sep 28-Nov 6 (20 hrs $129) - Bowman
Personal Health
Care Aide
Personal Care Aide Free Preview
Do you want to learn more about Lane’s
Personal Care Aide training? Come to
a FREE informational presentation!
Thanks to Addus HomeCare for helping
to sponsor this class. (SAI Course)
5:30-6:30 pm, Th, Oct 1, DCA, Rm. 104 (1
hr No Charge) - Susman
Personal Care Aide Training
Ready for a rewarding career as a professional caregiver? Demand is great and
growing statewide for caregivers in residential communities and in-home settings. This 40-hour, hands-on training is
well-respected by area employers, many
of whom offer special hiring consideration to those who pass the course. Textbook included. (Note: Employers will
conduct comprehensive criminal history
checks before hiring.) Thanks to Addus
HomeCare for helping to sponsor this
class. No class on Nov 24-26. (SAI Course)
5:30-8:30 pm, Tu/Th, Oct 13-Dec 3, DCA,
Rm. 106 (40 hrs $389) - Gilad/Little/
Mosman
Pharmacy Technician
Pharmacy Technician
Certification Part I
Upon successful completion of the twoterm course, students who are licensed or
planning to be licensed Pharmacy Technicians will be eligible to take the nationally
recognized PTCB (Pharmacy Technician
Certification Board) exam. For more information contact Kathy at [email protected]
7-9 pm, Tu, Sep 29-Dec 1, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (20 hrs $339) - Barker
Pharmacy Calculations I
Designed specifically for pharmacy technicians. Covers everything from basic
math skills to reading and interpreting
labels and physicians’ orders. Covers calculation and conversion concepts, measurement systems, reconstituting liquid
medications, and calculating medications for special populations. This is a
recommended class for students taking
or planning to take the Pharmacy Technician Certification course.
6-7 pm, Tu, Sep 29-Dec 1, Downtown
Campus Rm TBA (10 hrs $159) - Barker
Medical Terminology in the
Pharmacy Practice
6:30-8:00 pm, W, Sep 30-Dec 9, Downtown
Campus Rm 409 (15 hrs $189) - Barker
Real Estate Broker Prelicense
Course
This is an accelerated 10 week licensing course, providing a combination of
online self-study (150 hours) and supplemental classroom instruction, which
meets the Oregon Real Estate Agency
pre-licensing criteria. The course wraps
up with an all-day course review. This
course is taught by an experienced principal broker. For additional information, email [email protected] or call
541.510.4106.
6-9 pm, Tu, Sep 29-Dec 12, Coaching
Center, 4710 Village Plaza Loop Suite
160, Eugene (150 hrs $600) - Forbes
Phlebotomy
Phlebotomy I
The primary responsibility of a phlebotomist is to draw blood specimens from
patients for laboratory tests. Upon successful completion of two courses, Phlebotomy I and Phlebotomy II, you will
have the necessary skills to seek employment in this field.
9:30 am-12:30 pm, Tu/Th, Sep 29-Dec 3
- Mitchell
Property Management License
Complete ALL of your studies in just 6
weeks and become a Property Manager!
This hybrid course combines live lecture
with on-line home study to meet the 60
hour requirement for the Oregon Property Manager License. The class will prepare you to take the state exam and is
taught by a licensed Principal Broker/
Trainer who has been helping students
pass Oregon exams since 1993. For
more information phone 541.510.4106
or email [email protected]
6-9 pm, W, Sep 30-Nov 18, Coaching
Center, 4710 Village Plaza Loop Suite
160, Eugene (60 hrs $550) – Forbes
Licensed Tax
Preparer
Tax Preparer Exam Preparation
Course
This 90 hour course is the first step to
becoming a State of Oregon Licensed
Tax Preparer (LTP) and an Internal Revenue Service Registered Tax Return Preparer (RTRP). LTPs/RTRPs work with
Licensed Tax Consultants, CPAs, EAs or
Lawyers to prepare income taxes for clients. Students will cover both Federal
and State individual tax applications.
Course is intensive and requires an average of 10 hours of homework each week.
Course materials are provided or can
be downloaded from the web. Saturday
classes are Oct 3, Oct 17, Oct 31, Nov
14, and Dec 5. Saturday class hours are
8 am-2 pm
This class is for students taking or planning to take the Pharmacy Technician
Certification class. Students will gain a
working knowledge of medical terminology as it’s relates to the pharmacy.
Real Estate
Pre-license
6-9 pm, M/W, Sep 28-Dec 6, 8 am-2
pm, S, Oct 3-Dec 5, DCA (90 hrs $509) –
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Welding
Welding Basic
This class is intended for students having little or no experience in welding or
metal working processes. Safety practices
and equipment set-up will be emphasized. Lab times will allow for individual
instruction in varied processes. Students to provide gloves, pliers, and safety
glasses. Lab time may be used for student projects with instructor approval.
541.968-3041 (First class is mandatory).
6-9 pm, Tu, Oct 6-Dec 8, Elmira High
- Johnson
Welding Practice Lab
Volunteer Training
Hospice Volunteer Training
As an integral part of the Hospice team,
volunteers provide compassion, friendship, support and so much more at endof-life. Learn about family dynamics,
communication skills and gain awareness of the medical, psychosocial, spiritual and practical aspects of this field.
Pre-requisites: Application and interview. Background check, TB test and 1-yr
commitment required. Co-sponsored
by Cascade Health Solutions and LCC
Successful Aging Institute. Apply: cascadehealth.org/hospice or contact Shirley
Kirkpatrick 541.228.3081. (SAI Course)
1-6 pm, Tu/Th, Sep 24-Oct 13, LocationTBA (30 hrs no charge) - Kirkpatrick
School Garden Project Volunteer
Training
Dig in! Kindle the delight of gardening in
children. This dirt-under-the-fingernails
training is your ticket to volunteering for
the Project’s educational programs. Learn
how to confidently share your knowledge with eager elementary students in
small and larger groups. Pick up tips
on tools and cooking safety. Co-sponsored by the School Garden Project and
LCC Successful Aging Institute. To register, contact the School Garden Project at
[email protected] or call
541.284.1001. Participants must attend
one 2-hour class. (SAI Course)
10-noon, Sa, Sep 12, Location - TBA (2
hrs No Charge) - Goward & Guerrero
10-noon, Sa, Oct 10, Location - TBA (2
hrs No Charge) - Goward & Guerrero
Intended for students interested in
improving their welding techniques.
Safety practices and equipment set-up will
be emphasized. Lab times will allow individual instruction in varied processes.
SMAW (Stick), and MIG processes and
an introduction to TIG welding of steel,
stainless and aluminum. Oxy-acetylene
and plasma cutting processes will be used
for preparing materials for welding practice. Students to provide gloves, pliers, and
safety glasses. For more information call
541.968-3041 (First class is mandatory).
6-9 pm, Th, Oct 1-Dec 10, Elmira High
- Johnson
Workplace Skills
and Leadership
Development
 Accounting Fundamentals
Gain a marketable new skill by learning
the basics of double-entry bookkeeping,
financial reporting, and more. An online
Ed2Go class.
14-Dec 4 (24 hrs $95)
 Creating WordPress Websites
Learn how to use WordPress, a free and
popular Web design tool, to quickly and
easily create attractive blogs and interactive websites. An Ed2Go online class.
14-Dec 4 (24 hrs $95)
 Creating Webpages an HTML
Introduction
Learn the basics of HTML so you can
design, create, and post your very own
site on the Web. An Ed2Go online class.
14-Dec 4 (24 hrs $95)
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Caregiver Training: Warm Water
Water is healing. Learn & practice techniques to help ensure safety in entering, enjoying and exiting the water.
Caregivers and clients welcome to register together; only Caregiver pays. Bring
swimsuit or shorts/tank top, towel, and
locker lock. Course is co-sponsored by
Tamarack Aquatic Center and LCC Successful Aging Institute. Scholarships may
be available for OHP and SNAP recipients. To register and pay, contact Tamarack Pool at 541.686.9290. (SAI Course)
1-3 pm, M, Oct 12-26, Tamarack Aquatic
Center, 3575 Donald St (6 hrs $60) - Knowles
Powerful Presentations
Build your presentations skills and focus
your ability to think on your feet, including presenting yourself into a new career.
Make sure your image is congruent with
your brand. Learn how to use your body
language, voice, and your message as a
total package to elevate yourself or your
business. Experience authentic growth
in your core confidence, relationships,
and values. Role playing, journal work,
improv, profit mind sets and more. Price
includes personal workbook. Register by
calling 541.954.4685 or emailing [email protected].
6-8 pm, M, Oct 5-Nov 15, Springwell
Health Center, 131 E 11th Eugene
97401(12 hrs $200)
 Project Management
Fundamentals
Gain the skills you’ll need to succeed in
the fast-growing field of project management. An Ed2Go online class.
14-Dec 4 (24 hrs $95)
 Writing Effective Grant
Proposals
Learn to prepare grant proposals that get
solid results for your favorite organization or charity. An Ed2Go online class.
14-Dec 4 (24 hrs $95)
Basic Education
NEW! Adaptive Career
Exploration
What are your strengths? What can
you offer an employer? What kinds of
opportunities are out there? What are
your interests? In this course, you will
explore your career options and begin to
think about where you want to work.
1-2:30 pm, Tu/Th, Oct 6-Dec 1, DCA Rm
220 (12 hrs $149) - Lewman
NEW! Adaptive Computer Skills
Part 1: Introduction to Computers,
Internet Navigation and
Keyboarding
Computer skills targeted for people with
little or no computer knowledge and/
or are differently-abled. We will increase
computer literacy, for both work and
independent learning. Topics to include:
basic computer skills, Internet navigation, and keyboarding.
NEW! Adaptive Computer Skills
Part 2: Internet Safety, Email,
Netiquette and Cyberbullying
This class will walk students through
setting up and using an email account,
Internet safety, as well as discuss netiquette and cyberbulling.
5:30-8:30 pm, Th, Nov 2-23, DCA Rm 220
(12 hrs $149) - Lewman
NEW! Measure Up!
Learn to measure weights, heights, distances, amounts, and compare sizes.
How much do we need? What will it
take to fill? Which is closer? Don’t be
confused by measurements anymore!
This is your chance to get your questions
answered and practice taking stock. If
you can count, you can learn to measure
up. This class can be repeated.
1-2:30 pm, M/W, Oct 5-Nov 16, DCA Rm
108 (12 hrs $149) - Levine
10 am-noon, F, Oct 9-Dec 4, DCA Rm 105
(16 hrs $149) - Levine
Online Classes
Continuing Education partners with
three online education partners to
offer exciting new course and certificate
opportunities. For additional information, prices and registration instructions
go to lanecc.edu/ce, click On-line Classes.
1-2:30 pm, Tu/Th, Oct 6-Nov 12, DCA Rm
409 (12 hrs $149) - Levine
NEW! Write Like You Mean It!
Can others understand what you write?
Improve your sentences and spelling.
Health
Sep 5-30 Spanish for Medical
Professionals I
Leadership, Management and
Communication
Pursue a career in Information and Technology. Each class only $195.
Sep 8-Oct 2 Leadership Principles
Oct 5-30 Executive Leadership in the
21st Century
CompTIA Certification Path
New Media Marketing
Become a certified computer, network,
or systems/network security technician.
Cisco Certification Path
Become a Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician or a Cisco Certified Network Associate.
Microsoft Certification Path
Become a Microsoft Certified Solutions
Associate.
NEW! Make Money-Make Sen$e
Does money confuse you? Practice estimating your pay, budgeting, shopping and making change. You will learn
how to add, subtract and divide money
(decimal operations). This class can be
repeated.
Taught by professionals, these online
classes include lecture, videos, slides,
online discussion and writing to keep
your learning interesting. CEUs awarded
and graduate credit is available for a
small additional charge per one-month
course. Visit lanecc.edu/ce/ugotclass and
click the link to see all 120 classes.
Ed2Go offers over 100 Online Courses
and Career Training Programs
It’s easy to take high-quality, affordable
online courses and career training programs. Develop new skills and knowledge so you can stand out in today’s
competitive job market. Comprehensive,
six-week online courses start monthly,
and you can work anytime and anywhere that is convenient for you. Plus,
new 6-month Career Training courses.
Sep 8-Oct 2 Improving Email Promotions
Nov 2-27 Online Advertising
5:30-8:30 pm, Th, Oct 8-29, DCA Rm 220
(12 hrs $149) - Lewman
Practice taking messages, composing
letters, writing notes. We will practice
keyboarding skills, penmanship and
thinking out loud on paper so others
can “catch” our meaning. This class can
be repeated. No class Nov 27.
Parents and Family
Oct 5-30 Gender in the Classroom
Oct 5-30 Students with Autism Spectrum
Disorder
Professional Development
Oct 5-Oct 30 Creative Problem Solving
Sept 8-Oct 2 Intercultural
Communication
Training and Education
Oct 5-30 Designing Successful Webinars
Nov 2-27 Managing and Marketing
Webinars
Training for K-12 Professionals
CEUs available!
Nov 2-27 Generational Learning for K-12
Nov 2-27 Social Media and Online Tools
for K-12
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Fall classes include:
Summer classes include:
Financial Literacy –Save for a rainy day
Fall Fitness—Healthy selections
Urban Homesteading
Hiking
Concealed Carry
Jamming with musician Justin Booher
Creating Angels and Monsters—Special
Flagger Training
Outdoor Excursions
Jewelry Making
Effects Makeup
Technology Skills
Bicycle Safety
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Adult Basic and Secondary Education (ABSE)
Lane’s ABSE Department offers reading,
writing and math classes to help you get
a job, get a better job, earn a GED, or go
to college. Students age 16 or older, with
or without a high school diploma, are
welcome.
ABSE classes are at several locations:
• Main Campus
4000 E. 30th Ave., Eugene
Building 11, Room 201
541.463.5214
• Downtown Campus
101 W. 10th Ave., Eugene
Room 203
541.463.6180
• LCC Cottage Grove
1275 S. River Road, Cottage Grove
Room136 541.463.4214
• LCC Florence
3149 Oak Street, Florence
Room123 541.463.4835
• LCC Junction City
505 Maple St., Junction City
541.998.2343
• Springfield Lutheran Church
1542 “I” St., Springfield
541.747.3909
• Spanish GED
Springfield High School
875 7th Street, Springfield
541.463.5214
Main Campus and Downtown Campus
charge a $27 transportation fee per term
that provides students with a LTD bus
pass. There are no tuition or other fees
attached to ABSE classes.
You must attend a two-day orientation
and assessment session for placement
into ABSE classes.
For more information and a schedule of
upcoming orientations, see lanecc .edu/
abse or contact the site you plan to attend.
English as a Second Language (ESL)
The English as a Second Language (ESL) Program at Lane helps
adult (18+) international and resident students improve their
reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. This program
broadens opportunities in employment, education and community participation for students and their families. Lane ESL
Site
Schedule
students come from all over the world and speak many different languages. Anyone who wants to improve their English is
welcome to take ESL classes at Lane, no matter their level of
education or English skills. See the following table for information about Main and Downtown Campus ESL classes.
Time Commitment
Placement
Cost
All students will pay
a materials fee of
$15 for each class,
a transportation fee
of $27, and a technology fee of $5 per
term. International
students will pay
an additional tuition
cost of $12 for each
class hour.
Main Campus
4000 E 30th Ave.
Building 11
ESL Office, Rm 201
Eugene, OR 97405
• Classes are offered during morning and afternoon
hours and are recommended
for students who are able to
devote a significant amount
of time to study.
• 2015 Fall Term classes begin
September 28.
• 10-20 hours/week
• Classes offered
Monday-Friday
Call the office at
541.463.5253 to schedule
a placement test at Main
Campus. Students will be
given a level recommendation after placement
testing.
Downtown Campus
101 W 10th Ave.
ESL Office, Rm 203
Eugene, OR 97401
• Classes are offered in evening hours and are recommended for students with
busy work and/or family
schedules.
• 2015 Fall Term classes begin
September 28.
• 5 hours/week
• Classes offered Monday
and Wednesday
Note: These classes are
less intensive because they
are designed for students
with busy schedules.
Call the office at
541.463.6190 to schedule a placement test at
Downtown Campus. Students will be given a
level recommendation
after placement testing.
Bus Pass for ABSE/ESL Students
Each term, all ABSE and ESL students enrolled in classes at the Main and Downtown
Campuses are charged a $27 transportation fee that includes access to a LTD bus pass
valid through that term.
For more information about the LCC bus pass, contact the ABSE office at
541.463.5214 or the ESL office at 541.463.5253. Alternately you may see the LTD
web site at ltd.org or call LTD Customer Services at 541.687.5555.
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General Information
Continuing Education
Continuing Education offers a wide
range of classes and workshops covering personal and professional interests at locations throughout the college
district. Enrollment in most courses is
open to any interested person over 16
years of age.
Instructors have expertise in the subjects they teach. People interested
in teaching a Continuing Education
course may contact a coordinator at
541.463.6100.
Location: Downtown Campus, 101 W.
10th Avenue, Eugene
Website: lanecc.edu/ce
Phone: 541.463.6100
Fax: 541.463.6136
Office hours: Monday-Thursday,
8 am-6 pm; Friday, 8 am-2 pm (Hours
subject to change)
Successful Aging Institute
and the Senior Companion
Program
The Successful Aging Institute (SAI) at
Lane Community College provides lifelong learning opportunities for adults
of all ages. Explore new careers, including those related to work with older
adults; cultivate skills for the third age
of life; and enjoy stimulating interactive courses in a variety of disciplines.
Tailored training for senior-related
businesses is also available. Look for
(SAI Course), signifying SAI classes
throughout the Continuing Education
course listings. Suggestions for future
SAI classes always welcome. Contact us
to register for classes, or receive the free
monthly SAI e-newsletter.
Location: Downtown Campus,
101 W. 10th Avenue, Room 133, Eugene
Website: lanecc.edu/sai
Phone: 541.686.6262
Office hours: Monday-Friday,
8:30 am-4:30 pm. (Hours subject to
change)
Parking
Main Campus
• Parking is permitted in all parking
lots on main campus and is prohibited on main access roads at
Gonyea Rd. and Eldon Schafer Dr.
• For more information, visit
lanecc.edu/copps/documents/vehicleregulations.
Downtown Campus
• Parking is available at the
Broadway Garage, Overpark and
Parcade and is free on weekends
and after 6 pm Monday-Friday.
• Downtown Campus students
ineligible for a bus pass may
obtain parking validations (for the
period of their scheduled classes
only) from the Titan Store and
Market. Validations may be used
only in the Overpark and Parcade.
• For more information, visit lanecc.
edu/facilities/transportation.
Bus Passes for Credit,
ABSE and ESL Students
Students taking credit classes are eligible for the LCC Bus Pass. Bring your
myLane student schedule and photo ID
to either Titan Store, at Main Campus
or Downtown Campus, starting September 21 during open hours.
To get your new sticker, bring your LCC
Bus Pass and student L number beginning October 6 through fall term to
either Titan Store, during open hours.
Your sticker must be on the Bus Pass by
October 10 to ride the bus.
ABSE/GED and ESL students may
be eligible for the LCC Bus Pass and
should check with the office at Main
Campus, Building 11, Room 201 (Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-5 pm) or Downtown Campus, Room 203 (Monday
and Wednesday, 4-7 pm) for more
information.
College Policies and
Procedures
For information about Lane’s college
policies and procedures, visit lanecc.
edu/copps.
Main Campus Bookstore and
Titan Convenience Store
Center Bldg., First Floor, Rm.109
541.463.5256
Titan Store & Market
975 Charnelton Street
Eugene, OR 97401
541.463.6156
For hours visit titanstore.lanecc.edu
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Index
A
AARP Drivers Safety.................................................10
Adult Basic and Secondary Education .................26
Affirmative Action Statement....................................3
American Sign Language.........................................14
Art, Craft and Hobby...............................................5,29
AutoCAD......................................................................18
B
Bartending..................................................................19
Basic Education (ABSE)...........................................26
Basic Education (Continuing Education)......... 24-25
Bookstore (TitanStore)..............................................27
Bus Pass.................................................................26,27
C
Card Making............................................................5,29
Computers Skills and Technology......................18
Encore Careers.....................................................18
Flaggers..................................................................19
Hospitality..............................................................19
Traditional Health Worker...................................19
Medical Scribe Specialist...................................19
LMT Continuing Education............................ 19-21
Massage Therapy........................................... 21-22
Medical Receptionist...........................................22
Nursing Assistant.................................................22
Personal Health Care Aide..................................22
Pharmacy Technician.................................... 22-23
Phlebotomy............................................................23
Real Estate Pre-License......................................23
Licensed Tax Preparer................................... 23-24
Volunteer Training.................................................24
Welding...................................................................24
Workplace Skills and Leadership
Development.....................................................24
Basic Education.............................................. 24-25
Online Classes.......................................................25
CBT Nuggets...............................................................25
Certified Nursing Assistant......................................22
Chinese Language.....................................................13
Community Health Worker.......................................19
College Policies..........................................................27
Computer Skills and Technology.............................18
Continuing Education Department..........................27
Continuing Education Classes............................. 5-25
Continuing Education Registration ........................31
Cooking and Wine.................................................... 5-6
Cottage Grove Center................................................25
Crochet...................................................................12,16
Culinary...................................................................... 5-6
D
Dance ........................................................................ 6-9
Downtown Campus...................................................27
Drawing.........................................................................5
Driver Training............................................................10
E
ed2go...........................................................................25
Encore Careers..........................................................18
English as a Second Language...............................26
Enrollment, noncredit................................................31
Exercise and Fitness............................................... 6-9
F
Family Health and Dynamics............................. 10-12
Fashion........................................................................12
Fencing.......................................................................7,8
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Fiber Arts.....................................................................16
Financial Management.............................................14
Fitness Education Center............................................7
Flaggers.......................................................................19
French..........................................................................13
G
Gardening and Landscaping....................................12
GED...............................................................................26
General Information..................................................27
German........................................................................13
Growth/Self Improvement........................................16
H
Health Career Information Sessions......................20
History..........................................................................12
Home Buying and Improvement..............................13
Hospitality...................................................................19
I
Interior Design............................................................13
iPad..............................................................................18
Italian Cooking..............................................................5
Italian Language........................................................13
J
Japanese.....................................................................13
K
Knitting Design......................................................12,16
L
Lane Transit District.............................................26,27
Languages and Sign Language
Chinese...................................................................13
French.....................................................................13
German....................................................................13
Italian.......................................................................13
Japanese................................................................13
Sign Language.......................................................14
Spanish............................................................. 13-14
Licensed Tax Preparer..............................................23
LMT Continuing Education................................. 19-21
Locations.....................................................................27
M
Massage Therapy ............................................... 21-22
Medical Receptionist................................................22
Medical Scribe Specialist........................................19
Money Management.................................................14
Motorcycle/Scooter .................................................10
Music..................................................................... 14-15
N
Nursing Assistant......................................................22
O
ODOT Approved Driver Education..........................10
Online Classes............................................................25
Outdoor Recreation...................................................15
P
Parking.........................................................................27
Performing Arts..........................................................15
Personal Care Aide....................................................22
Personal Enrichment
Art, Craft and Hobby...............................................5
Cooking and Wine.............................................. 5-6
Dance and Exercise Fitness............................. 6-9
Driver Training.......................................................10
Family Health and Dynamics........................ 10-12
Fashion Design and Textiles...............................12
Gardening and Landscaping...............................12
History.....................................................................12
Home Buying and Improvement.........................13
Interior Design.......................................................13
Languages and Sign Language.................... 13-14
Money Management............................................14
Music................................................................ 14-15
Outdoor Recreation..............................................15
Performing Arts.....................................................15
Photography..........................................................16
Self-Improvement and Growth...........................16
Sewing and Fiber Arts.........................................16
Welding...................................................................16
Woodshop and Cabinet Making.........................16
Writing.............................................................. 16-17
Pharmacy Technician......................................... 22-23
Phlebotomy.................................................................23
Photography...............................................................16
Policies........................................................................27
Pre-College Programs...............................................26
Professional Development................................. 18-25
Q
Qigong............................................................................8
R
Real Estate..................................................................23
Recreation...................................................................15
Refashion Lab Carnival........................................12,29
Registration.................................................................31
S
Safety...........................................................................10
Scrapbooking..........................................................5,29
Self-Improvement and Growth................................16
Senior Companion Program................................11,18
Sewing and Fiber Arts..............................................16
Sign Language............................................................14
Small Business Development Center.....................23
Spanish Language............................................... 13-14
Successful Aging Institute.......................................27
T
Tai Chi............................................................................9
Tailored to Fit Online..................................................18
Tax Preparer...............................................................23
Textbooks....................................................................27
TitanStore....................................................................27
Traditional Health Worker........................................19
Transportation............................................................27
U
UGotClass....................................................................25
V
Volunteer Training......................................................24
W
Welding...................................................................16,24
Wine...............................................................................6
Woodshop and Cabinet Making..............................16
Workplace Skills and Development........................24
Writing .........................................2,16-17, back cover
Y
Yoga ............................................................................7,9
Artsy Craftsy
NEW! The Art of Silk Painting
Create a unique hand painted silk scarf perfect for
holiday gifting, or keep it for your fabulous self!
Silk painting is so easy! Full details in Fashion
Design and Textiles section.
Wednesdays, Nov 4-9, 4-7 pm (15 hr $125)
NEW! Drawing People: You Can Do It!
Figure drawing and portraiture are truly accessible
skills. Co-sponsored by River Road Parks and LCC
Successful Aging Institute. Full details in the Art,
Craft and Hobby section.
Wednesdays, Sept 23-Nov 18, 6:30-8:30 pm,
(16 hrs $79)
ReFashion Lab Carnival
Just in time for Halloween! Create a costume made
from recycled materials such as cardboard, scavenged
cloth, old stuffed animals, metal findings, and more!
Full details in the Fashion Design and Textiles section.
Wednesdays, Sep 30-Oct 28, 5:30-8:30 pm, (15 hrs $125)
Plus! Introducing New Craft Classes
with The Artist’s Palette Studio!
NEW! Creative Card Making
Handmade cards are a beautiful and creative way to show
you care. Class price includes a $20 card making starter
kit! Full details in the Art, Craft and Hobby section.
Wednesdays, Oct 7-Nov 4, 2-4:30 pm, (12.5 hrs $99)
NEW! Scrapbooking
Essentials
Learn the basic techniques, strategies, and
formats for modern,
easy scrapbooking. Price
of class includes a $25
scrapbooking starter kit!
Full details in the Art,
Craft and Hobby section.
Tuesdays, Oct 6-Nov 3,
6-8:30 pm, (12.5 hrs $110)
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PREPARE
Lane makes it easy to take classes
Prepare for a New Career
Hands-on training can start you on the path to a new career as a:
• Real Estate Broker
• Massage Therapist
• Flagger for Work Zones
• Nursing Assistant
• Property Manager
• Personal Care Aide
• Pharmacy Technician
• Community Health Worker
• Fashion Designer
• Volunteer
• Welder
Learn new skills that will help meet the demands of a changing work
environment and daily living.
PURSUE
• Computer Skills/Applications
• Continuing Education for LMTs
• Family Health and Dynamics
• Foreign Languages
• Photography
• Sign Language
• TEAM OREGON Motorcycle Training
• Writing
ENHANCE
Enhance Your Skills
Pursue Your Inspiration
Fire up your imagination, enrich your life, and take a class!
• Culinary
• Dance
• Drawing
• Exercise and Fitness
• Gardening and Landscaping
• Growth and Self Improvement
• Music
• Sewing
Free and Low Cost Successful Aging Institute Classes for ALL Adults!
Look for the blue (SAI Course) notation throughout this publication and
on lanecc.edu/sai for a wide variety of free and low-cost classes
related to healthy aging. Offered in partnership with other excellent
organizations, you'll find SAI classes at many locations throughout the
community—for adults of ALL ages. Enjoy!
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5 Steps to Register
1
Go to lanecc.edu
and click on
CLASS SCHEDULE
3
5
Create a New
Student Profile
and sign-in.
2
4
Choose
Noncredit
Class Listings
Browse hundreds of classes,
class descriptions and
instructor pics and bios.
Add your classes to the shopping
cart, pay with your MasterCard
or Visa credit or debit card…
…and go to class!
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Lane Community College mails the class schedule to most district residents to inform
you about the college’s programs and services. It is printed and mailed for 16 cents
a copy and can be recycled with your newspapers. Because the schedule is addressed
to “Residential Customer,” we cannot remove individuals from the mailing list.
Lane Community College
4000 East 30th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97405-0640
541.463.3000
lanecc.edu
ECRWSS
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
Enhance Your Writing Skills
Writing, Publishing, and Marketing Children’s Books
A seminar presented by internationally
recognized children’s author, Terri Kelley.
With over sixty books published since
2012, Terri will show you the way to successfully produce books for children.
Topics will include writing, publishing
and marketing, finding affordable, quality illustrators, and elements of contracts. Over two Saturdays, learn what
you need to know to protect your work
and your money on your book-writing
journey. Attendees will receive constructive guidance on their ideas/works from
both Terri and co-learners in a supportive, interactive environment.
Saturdays, October 17 and 24, 11-3 pm,
(8 hrs, $349)
The Craft of Drawing Narratives
in Comics & the Graphic Novel
Designed for adults 18 and older interested in developing their own illustrated
narrative project, this class will feature
weekly discussions and a survey of illustrated literature, in-class drawing time,
and instructor-guided project mentorship. Students will set goals around
character design, storytelling objectives,
artwork benchmarks, and will learn from
others through constructive group and
instructor critique. Drawing experience
required. Recommended text: An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons and
True Stories edited by Ivan Brunetti. No
class Nov 11.
Wednesdays, October 7-December 15,
6-9 pm (24 hr, $199)

WRITE ON! ARTSY CRAFTSY - Lane Community College

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