Personal Interest - Pima Community College

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We Promise to Keep You Learning
Expand your personal and professional horizons with
Continuing Education. Whether you'd like to explore an old
interest or acquire a new one, noncredit personal enrichment and career and professional development courses
are offered in everything from art and writing to business
and computers.
Courses meet at convenient locations throughout Tucson
and online. Depending on your interests, you can commit
a few hours, a few weeks or more.
Table of
Contents
Certificate programs also are available to provide you with
skills and knowledge needed to gain entry-level positions,
enhance management and supervisory abilities or retrain
for a changing workplace.
Special Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Fitness, Nutrition and Well-being
Business, Workplace and Professions . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Improve your life and take control of your health. We have the
fitness, nutrition and well-being solutions that will contribute
to your success.
Computer Software and Technology . . . . . . . . . . 11
Workforce and Business Development
Pima Community College’s Workforce and Business Development provides high-quality customized employee training
to help local organizations achieve their goals. From business
and entrepreneurial skills to software, networking, writing
and language skills, we can design the perfect performance
solution. We conduct a needs assessment to clarify your
staff’s skills and abilities and propose a plan to address the
gaps. Using an excellent curriculum base that has been
accrued over a decade of assisting companies such as
yours, we customize training to meet your specific needs
(workshops, courses, certificates or degrees), select appropriately credentialed instructors and implement training when
and where you need it.
Over the years our experience has shown that customized
training applied to the right employees at the right time can
effectively enhance a company’s measurable outcomes.
Such training also goes a long way to enhance the individual
employee’s professionalism, productivity, loyalty to the
company and self-esteem.
Personal Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Discovering Southern Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Foundations of Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Fitness, Nutrition and Well-being . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Entrepreneurship Boot Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Online Learning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Class Locations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Policies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
A Certified Professional in Learning and Performance is
available to assist with your needs. Call (520) 206-6569
today for more information.
This Continuing Education schedule of classes was published November
2011, by Pima County Community College District, which reserves the
right to make changes.
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Special Events
Special Events
January - April 2012
February 2-3
Topic Demonstrations
Your opinion matters to us. Public input is at the core of our ever-changing, noncredit Continuing
Education programs. Each spring and fall semester, we will provide brief demonstrations on our new
and existing topics. Come to observe one demonstration or stay the entire day. Your involvement is
greatly appreciated. The demonstrations that receive positive feedback will be scheduled. NO
CHARGE to attend. Call (520) 206-6579 for more information.
February 4
Pima for Kids
Bring your children and let them choose the activities that they want in the 2012 Pima for Kids summer
schedule. Short presentations on various topics will be given. The topics with the most recommendations will be scheduled. NO CHARGE to attend. Call (520) 206-6579 for more information.
Pima for Kids 2012 summer camps run June 18 - August 3.
February 11
SWIRLS! Sample, swirl, sip and paint! Swirl your wine as you swirl your brush. Wine tasting and art
make a wonderful combination and a unique date night. Pairs can share a canvas while taking turns
adding to their image and enjoying featured wines. You take your art creations home with
you. (NOTE: This is a 21 and older event. You must be at least 21 years old to participate.
Identification checked before event starts. Pairs are not required.) For more information,
turn to page 14.
Saturdays, January 7 - May 5
Join the H.E.R.D.
Whether you are an outfitter, recreational rider or just interested in the idea of riding, join the HERD
and take your knowledge of riding to a new level. Become a trail guide; learn how to use a map
and compass correctly; strengthen the communication between you and your horse; learn more
about tack, hoof care, behavior, nutrition, basic cues and more. Registration required. Watch for
H.E.R.D. riders in the Tucson Rodeo Parade February 23! For more information, turn to page 13.
April 7
Meat in the Pit
Friends and family love your barbecuing and grilling techniques, but don’t you want to take it up a notch? Barbecue
masters and National Tailgate Champions team up with Pima Community College to share their techniques
in a hands-on BBQ day. Learn how to select the right cuts of meat and how to create simple rubs,
marinades and sauces. Registration fee includes tender meats, (chicken, pork ribs, shoulder,
beef brisket, tri-tip and steak) delicious marinades, a take-home starter package with apron,
tools, the “Barbecue Bible”, and you get to consume the results! For more information, turn to page 15.
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For complete course information and updates, go to www.pima.edu/continuinged
Summer and Fall Semester Mall Registration
Visit a PCC registration hub at Foothills Mall, El Con Mall, Park Place or Oro Valley Marketplace. PCC staff will be on-site
to help you register for noncredit Continuing Education courses.
More information is available at www.pima.edu/continuinged.
January 17 – April 10
Tuesday J.A.U.N.T.s
Our educational tours are back! Journey Among Urban and Native Territory (J.A.U.N.T). J.A.U.N.T. van tours depart
from the Community Campus each Tuesday morning. For more information, turn to page 25.
February 1 – April 16
Hikes
For complete hike information, turn to the Discovering Southern Arizona section on page 23.
Hike of the Month
Join us for a series of hikes in the Tucson area. We'll hike a different trail on the second Saturday of each month. Hikes
are led by experienced and knowledgeable hiking guides. Hikes range in distance from 4.5 to 12 miles with elevation
changes from 300 to 2,100 feet. Hikers meet at or near the trailhead. For more information, turn to the Discovering
Southern Arizona section of the noncredit schedule.
Thursday Hikes
If you are accustomed to hiking and would like to explore a variety
of terrain with an experienced guide, join us on one or more of the
following hiking trails: Gardner Canyon, Estes Canyon, Bear
Canyon, Golden Gate, Radio Ridge, Aravaipa Canyon, Wild Burro
Canyon, Cougar Canyon, Mid Tank Loop, and Cotzen Pass Loop.
Sky Island Waterfall Hikes
Take a hike with us to the waterfalls in the Rincon and Santa Catalina
Mountains. We try to schedule the hikes during the time of the year
when water should be flowing down from the high country. Hikers will meet at the trailhead for a fun day of hiking and
exploration. Hikes range in distance from 3 to 12 miles with elevation changes from 500 to 2,500 feet.
Specialty Hikes
Hikers meet at a Pima Community College campus and travel to the trailhead in a College van.
Key Swap Hikes
Two groups, each group starts hiking at opposite ends of the trail. Each group will be led by a hiking guide. The two
groups will meet somewhere along the trail, have lunch together and swap stories. Key Swap Hikes are interesting
For complete course information and updates, go to www.pima.edu/schedule and select Noncredit class schedule
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Special Events
April 25 – 29
Special Events
because they allow you to hike to areas in the wilderness that you wouldn’t normally get to if you had to hike back
out on the same trail. Under normal circumstances, 10 to 12 hikers are required in order to offset the College’s cost
for two vans and two hike leaders.
Geocaching Hikes
Geocaching is an entertaining treasure hunt game for adults. A Global Positioning System (GPS) is required to locate geocaches. Individuals and organizations have set up caches all over the world and share the locations of these caches via
the Internet. GPS users can then use the location coordinates to find the caches. Once found, a cache may provide the
visitor with a wide variety of rewards. Taking a reward from the cache? Leave something in the cache, record an entry in
the geocache log book and post your find on the Internet. Pima Community College Geocache Hikers will search for
caches that are hidden near hiking trails in the mountains surrounding Tucson. Participants do not need to have their own
GPS to enjoy the treasure hunt. The geocache hike leader will have at least two GPS units on hand each hike. The participants will take turns using the GPS units to locate a geocache. We will try to schedule geocache hikes that have at least
two caches hidden along the route. For participants with their own GPS, the hike leader will email the geocache coordinates
prior to the hike. For those who have never used a GPS, these hikes will familiarize you with it and give you an idea of its
capabilities.
Cost of Hikes
In order to reduce costs, hikers meet at or near the trailhead whenever feasible. For the Key Swap Hikes and Specialty
Hikes that require a long drive to the trailhead, hikers meet at a College campus and are transported to the trailhead in a
College van. (eg. Aravaipa Canyon and Chiricahua Mountains).
Hikes of the Month
$29 per hike (see note)
Geocache Hikes
$39 per hike
Key Swap Hikes (College provides transportation)
$89 per hike
Specialty Hikes (College provides transportation)
$89 per hike
Sky Island Waterfall Hikes
$39 per hike
Note: If you register for three Hikes of the Month at the same time, the cost is a flat fee of $75.
Natural History Walking Tours
Learn more about the sites in and around Tucson through walking tours. Discover Marana, Ironwood Forest, the Tortolita
Mountains and the Sonoran Desert. Walking tours are a wonderful activity for those who want to learn as they walk. During
these adventures, biology, history, and the vegetation and animal life in the area will be discussed. For more information,
turn to page 28.
Mountain Biking
Pima County has miles of outstanding single-track trails for recreational bike riding. Ride along with our mountain biking trail guides
on one or more of the following trails: Sweetwater Preserve Trail, Starr
Pass Trail, Robles Pass Trail, Ironwood Trail and Brown Mountain
Trail. For more information, turn to page 24.
In keeping with our commitment to offer up-to-date and interesting activities, we welcome your input
in suggesting areas for our next hike, walking tour, mountain bike trail, J.A.U.N.T., or trail ride.
Email suggestions to [email protected].
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Our online business and professional development courses offer quick and valuable training.
Large inventories of courses are available to broaden your career options and enhance your
current expertise. Many professional organizations that require continuing education accept
curriculum in this area towards recertification.
NEW! Entrepreneurship Boot Camp. See page 36 for more details.
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Business
BU 102
Branding: Standing Out In The Crowd
Noncredit
Set yourself apart from your competition. Learn the branding process in detail and how to differentiate your organization, product and self from
competing products and services.
60633
Community Campus
827
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
02/17/12-02/17/12
Staff
BU 220A Understanding Entrepreneurship
$130.00
Noncredit
Introduction to entrepreneurship, the importance of small business to the US economy, the skills required to be a successful entrepreneur, the need
for market research and validation of the business idea, entrepreneurship alternatives (start-up, franchising, buying an existing business), selection of
legal entity, intellectual property issues, identification of start-up costs, introduction to the six primary components of business success, introduction
to mission, vision, and business planning.
60550
Community Campus
827
MF
8:00am- 5:00pm
04/09/12-04/13/12
Staff
BU 220B Financing a Small Business, Managing Profitability and Cash
No Charge
Noncredit
Sources of financing, financing requirements and expectations, introduction to financial statements and accounting principles, identification of key
financial measures, pricing, volume and costs, managing cash flow, fixed and variable costs, cost accounting concepts.
60551
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 5:00pm
04/10/12-04/17/12
Staff
BU 220C Strategic Assessment and Growth of the Business
No Charge
Noncredit
Moving through the stages and hurdles of business growth, assessing current conditions, strengths and weaknesses, evaluating opportunities, revisiting
business vision, developing strategies and action plans for internal improvement and to address external opportunities, communicating and executing
the plan.
60552
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 5:00pm
05/15/12-05/22/12
Staff
BU 220D Small Business Leadership and Organization
No Charge
Noncredit
Creating a common purpose (vision and mission) and a positive company culture, employee relationships and engagement, effective communication,
employee recognition and rewards, job descriptions, the role of accountability, organizational structure and processes, employee hiring, training, and
development.
60553
BU 611
Community Campus
827
M
8:00am- 5:00pm
05/14/12-05/21/12
Staff
Financial Management for Business Owners
No Charge
Noncredit
Introduction to the role of numbers in running a business, the role of the “chief financial officer”, financial statements and accounting principles,
financial statement analysis, building a scorecard for the business, analyzing finacial problams and developing solutions, gaining visibility and
perspective in profit management, managing cash flow, dealing with creditors in a cash crunch, financing the business, and financial decision
making tools.
60845
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- noon
01/21/12-02/25/12
Staff
$125.00
Didn’t find the class you were looking for? Let us know!
Call (520) 206-6579 or e-mail your suggestion to [email protected].
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Business, Workplace and Professions
Section
Code (CRN)
BU 613
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Leadership Skills and Organization Development Strategy
Fees
Noncredit
Consider leadership as a skill versus management or supervision, recruit and promote from within (having the right people in the right seats), create an
organization in which people perform at a level of excellence, because they want to; not just because management wants them to, develop and communicate
common purpose (vision and mission), identify employee needs and goals, connect company culture to customer service and satisfaction, instill effective
communication (getting everyone to realize that they have an ownership stake in the future of the organization), plan employee training programs and career
path development, define clear organization hierarchy, job titles, employee recognition and rewards, job descriptions, set job standards, performance
appraisals, role of accountability, role of employee surveys, measure employee turnover, and create and document company processes.
60848
BU 615
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- noon
03/03/12-03/31/12
Staff
Marketing and Sales, Competitive Analysis and Response
$90.00
Noncredit
Define the role of market focus in marketing strategy, purposes, types and sources of market research (an ongoing need), determine market size, understand
market characteristics, trends and needs, understand customer needs, approaches to marketing, expansion strategies, making expansion go-no go decisions,
align expected marketing cost with key elements of the marketing plan, online marketing including social networking, build the customer database, customer
service strategy, customer satisfaction surveys, market image, build the sales pipeline database, manage the sales pipeline, sales skills and strategy, account
management and follow up determine factors of competition, competitor strengths and weaknesses, develop the competitive matrix, build a plan to respond
to the competition and/or to build competitive advantage.
60847
BU 620
60765
BU 621
Community Campus
827
S
1:00pm- 5:00pm
03/03/12-03/31/12
Staff
S
1:00pm- 5:00pm
04/07/12-05/05/12
Staff
Understanding & Using Fin
Community Campus
827
$90.00
Noncredit
The Challenges of Business Growth
$90.00
Noncredit
Evaluation of six components of business growth including vision, speed, means, impact, financial, and upredictable outcomes. Students will learn points
of adaptation required for business success during a growth period such as adding to the management team, delegation, office space, and planning for
office space, database storage, accountability, improved communication, reporting relationships, and training.
60855
BU 625
Community Campus
827
S
1:00pm- 5:00pm
04/07/12-05/05/12
Staff
Long Term Planning and Goal Setting
$90.00
Noncredit
Vision-plan where you want to take your company, align company vision with the personal life goals of key owners and employees, review history, assess
current conditions, draw conclusions about how things are done today, design employee survey, key performance criteria, goal setting, strengths and
weaknesses, elvauate opportunities, develop strategies and actions plans for internal imporvement and to address external opportunities, communicate
and execute the plan, use of a facilitator, plan documentation and follow up , and create long term or strategic planning committee.
60849
BU 629
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- noon
04/07/12-05/05/12
Staff
Business Administration Overview
$90.00
Noncredit
Comprehensive macro view of business administration including functions of human resources, compensation, contracts, employment agreements, conflict
of interest, intellectual property, financial statements, payroll, tax reporting, insurance, and purchasing. Relationships critical to the success of business
are analyzed including board of directors, outsourcing accounting, legal, human resources, and customer relations.
60850
BU 650
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- noon
05/12/12-06/09/12
Staff
Building the Business Model and Value Proposition
$90.00
Noncredit
Evaluation of business design, functions, and outcomes as they relate to customer orders, product creation,packaging, distribution, payment, financial
resources, profitability, geography, web communication, warranty, direct sales, and differentiation from competitors in each of these areas. Relationship
considerations that contribute to business success are also evaluated including outsourcing, management expertise, warehousing, manufacturing, and
licensing.
60851
Community Campus
827
S
1:00pm- 5:00pm
05/12/12-06/09/12
Staff
$90.00
Business Professional
BP 527
Effective Business Writing
Noncredit
Review, refresh and reinforce writing essentials for effective written communication; includes elements of the writing process, and format and use of
workplace documents, as well as useful and practical pointers, such as analyzing your audience, establishing the right tone for workplace communications
and editing for effectiveness.
60634
6
Community Campus
827
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
03/30/12-03/30/12
Staff
$130.00
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Personal Development
PD 111
Myers Briggs Type Indicator Step II
Noncredit
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Step II allows users to delve deeper and explore individual differences in each of the 16 types. Step II explains why
individuals of the same type may behave differently.
60626
60627
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
W
S
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
03/21/12-03/21/12
05/26/12-05/26/12
Staff
Staff
$130.00
$130.00
Workplace Basics
WB 101
Building Individual and Team Success
Noncredit
This is a skill-building workshop in which you will interactively learn about how people are different, where you fit in those differences and how to maximize
the differences to improve work effectiveness. You will gain a better understanding of yourself and learn how to build better relationships both professionally
and personally.
60628
WB 103
Community Campus
827
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
03/09/12-03/09/12
Staff
Ethical Decision Making
$130.00
Noncredit
Sometimes a decision may make sense based on data, cost and other factors yet end up causing embarrassment if it fails public scrutiny for ethical and
moral parameters. Participants will evaluate examples where activities started decisions on an ethical slippery slope.
60629
WB 105
Community Campus
827
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
03/23/12-03/23/12
Staff
Risk Management
$130.00
Noncredit
Gain an understanding of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its procedure for enforcement, general duty, employer reporting responsibilities and
employee and employer rights. OSHA categories of Bloodborne Pathogens, Confined Space, Lockout-Tagout and Hazardous Materials will also be covered
from both a workplace and classroom perspective.
60631
WB 106
Community Campus
827
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
05/04/12-05/04/12
Staff
Basics of Employment Law
$130.00
Noncredit
Participants will be exposed to a broad array of laws that impact employment. The primary focus will be on recognizing situations in which employment
decisions involve a possibility of legal exposure.
60632
WB 110
Community Campus
827
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
05/18/12-05/18/12
Staff
Generations Working Together
$130.00
Noncredit
For people to work across the generational divide, they must first understand the distinct behaviors, priorities and loyalties of each generation. Participants
will learn how to create work environments that motivate the generations to better toward smarter outcomes.
60630
Community Campus
827
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
04/13/12-04/13/12
Staff
$130.00
CEU Computer Software Applications
UCSA 100 Microsoft Word 2007 Level 1
0.80 CEU
Word processing concepts using Microsoft Word 2007. Includes creating and editing documents, and using character and paragraph formatting, tables,
styles, templates, and macros, merge, multiple- columnar formats, internet basics, creating and using advanced styles, templates, and forms, working with
graphics in documents, working with large documents, determining document layout, and sharing documents.
40245
Community Campus
827
M
8:00am- 5:00pm
04/02/12-04/02/12
Staff
UCSA 101 Microsoft Excel 2007 Level 1
$99.00
0.80 CEU
Spreadsheet applications using Microsoft Excel 2007 at the beginning level. Includes spreadsheet concepts, formulas and functions, formatting worksheets
and cells, and working with charts and graphics.
40246
40247
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
M
M
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
03/19/12-03/19/12
04/09/12-04/09/12
Staff
Staff
UCSA 103 Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Level 1
$99.00
$99.00
0.80 CEU
Fundamentals of Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Includes introduction to PowerPoint, beginning a presentation, templates and wizards, color scheme, drawing
tools, clip art, presentation in outline view, toolbars, organization charts, graphs, advanced text and graphics, templates and slide master, slide shows,
output and presentation options, animation, video, sound, creating action buttons, connecting to the Internet, and running a slide show.
40248
40249
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
M
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
04/23/12-04/23/12
03/02/12-03/02/12
Staff
Staff
$99.00
$99.00
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Section
Code (CRN)
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
UCSA 106 Microsoft Project 2007 Level 2
Fees
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for a person who has an understanding of project management concepts, who is responsible for creating and modifying project
plans, and who needs a tool to manage these project plans. It is also intended for a person who has a basic understanding of Microsoft Project 2003.
40226
40227
New Horizons Computer Learn
9I4
9I4
W
T
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/25/12-01/25/12
04/10/12-04/10/12
Staff
Staff
UCSA 107 Microsoft Outlook 2007 Level 2
$250.00
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for experienced Outlook users who need to customize their environment, Calendar, and email messages to meet their specific
requirements and who wish to track, share, assign, and locate various Outlook items.
40220
9I4
Th
9:00am- 5:00pm
04/05/12-04/05/12
Staff
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is for students with and intermediate understanding of Outlook and who need to use Outlook to personalize and organize their email,
organize Outlook items, manage Outlook data files, share and link contacts, create forms, and work offline and remotely.
40221
9I4
W
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/29/12-02/29/12
Staff
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for students who want to gain the skills necessary to work with design templates, various types of diagrams, special effects,
custom slide shows, collaboration functionality, and advanced presentation delivery. This course also assists in the preparation for the Microsoft Office
Specialist exam in Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007.
40224
40225
40237
Community Campus
827
9I4
9I4
W
W
W
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/04/12-01/04/12
01/18/12-01/18/12
01/04/12-01/04/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
UCSA 110 Microsoft Access 2007 Level 2
$250.00
$250.00
$250.00
1.60 CEU
This course is for the individual whose job responsibilities include working with related tables; creating advanced queries, forms. and reports’ writing
macros to automate common tasks; and performing general database maintenance.
40196
40197
9I4
9I4
ThF
MT
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/19/12-01/20/12
04/09/12-04/10/12
Staff
Staff
$500.00
$500.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for students who desire to gain the skills necessary to create templates, sort and filter data, import and export data, analyze
data, and work with Excel on the web. In addition, this course helps prepare students who desire to take the Microsoft Office Specialist exam in Excel
and who already have knowledge of the basics of Excel, including how to create, edit, format, and print basic worksheets.
40209
9I4
T
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/14/12-02/14/12
Staff
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course was designed for students desiring to gain the skills necessary to create macros, collaborate with others, audit and analyze worksheet
data, incorporate multiple data sources, and import and export data. In addition, the course is also for students desiring to prepare for the Microsoft
Certified Application Specialist exam in Microsoft Office Excel 2007, and who already have knowledge of the basics of Excel, including how to create,
edit, format, and print worksheets that include charts and sorted and filtered data.
40210
40211
9I4
9I4
M
T
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/23/12-01/23/12
02/21/12-02/21/12
Staff
Staff
$250.00
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for people preparing for the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist examination in Excel, and who desire to gain the
necessary skills to create, edit, format, and print basic Microsoft Office Excel 2010 worksheets.
40250
40251
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
F
F
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
04/27/12-04/27/12
05/11/12-05/11/12
Staff
Staff
$99.00
$99.00
Learn on Demand! Get a group of people together, pick the topic, date and
time. We will schedule the activity of your choice at the time that best suits your needs
and in a location that is convenient to you. Call (520) 206-6579.
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Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for advanced Microsoft Office Excel professionals who may work or be interested in the domain of finance, statistics, project
analysis, and market analysis including the fields of micro- and macro-economics.
40212
40213
9I4
9I4
T
M
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/28/12-02/28/12
04/09/12-04/09/12
Staff
Staff
UCSA 116 Microsoft Excel 2007 VBA
$250.00
$250.00
0.80 CEU
In this course, students will apply the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language to simplify many of the tasks that you can perform
using various tools and functions in Excel 2007.
40214
9I4
M
9:00am- 5:00pm
04/16/12-04/16/12
Staff
$250.00
0.80 CEU
Students will explore the PowerPoint environment and create a presentation. Students will add graphical objects to a presentation and modify them.
40252
40253
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
F
T
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
04/13/12-04/13/12
05/15/12-05/15/12
Staff
Staff
$99.00
$99.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for students who have a thorough understanding of the basic and advanced user features of the Microsoft Office Access 2007
application, and are interested in learning introductory level administrator skill sets. The course is also for the student who may be working in a webbased environment and may need to adapt Access applications to the environment.
40198
40199
Community Campus
827
9I4
F
M
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/27/12-01/27/12
04/16/12-04/16/12
Staff
Staff
$250.00
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for experienced Outlook users who need to customize their Outlok environment, calendar, and email messages and who wish
to track, share, assign, and locate various Outlook items.
40223
9I4
F
9:00am- 5:00pm
03/23/12-03/23/12
Staff
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for persons who want to gain skills necessary to manage long documents, collaborate with others, and secure documents. In
addition, it will be helpful for persons preparing for the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist exams for Microsoft Word 2007.
40230
40231
40232
9I4
9I4
9I4
M
Th
W
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/23/12-01/23/12
02/16/12-02/16/12
03/14/12-03/14/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
$250.00
$250.00
$250.00
1.60 CEU
This course is designed for students who wish to learn the basic operations of the Microsoft Access Database program to perform their day-to-day
responsibilities, and to understand the advantages that using a relational database program can bring to their business processes. This course is for
the individual whose job responsibilities include designing and creating new databases, tables, and relationships; creating and maintaining records;
locating records; and producing reports based on the information in the database.
40200
40201
40202
9I4
9I4
9I4
MT
ThF
ThF
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/23/12-01/24/12
02/16/12-02/17/12
04/05/12-04/06/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
$500.00
$500.00
$500.00
1.60 CEU
This course is for the individual whose job responsibilities include working with heavily related tables; creating advanced queries, forms, and reports;
writing macros to automate common tasks; and performing general database maintenance.
40204
40205
40233
40234
9I4
9I4
9I4
9I4
ThF
ThF
Th
T
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/23/12-02/24/12
04/12/12-04/13/12
03/01/12-03/01/12
04/03/12-04/03/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
$500.00
$500.00
$250.00
$250.00
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Section
Code (CRN)
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for students who have a thorough understanding of the basic and advanced user features of the Microsoft Office Access 2010
application, and are interested in learning introductory level administrator skill sets. The course is also for the student who may be working in a webbased environment and may need to adapt Access applications to the environment.
40206
40207
40208
40235
40236
9I4
9I4
9I4
9I4
9I4
Th
Th
W
M
T
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
03/01/12-03/01/12
04/19/12-04/19/12
01/18/12-01/18/12
01/09/12-01/09/12
04/10/12-04/10/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
$250.00
$250.00
$250.00
$250.00
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for students who desire to gain the skills necessary to create templates, sort and filter data, import and export data, analyze
data, and work with Excel on the web. In addition, this course helps prepare students who desire to take the Microsoft Office Specialist exam in Excel
and who already have knowledge of the basics of Excel, including how to create, edit, format, and print basic worksheets.
40215
40216
40217
40218
9I4
9I4
9I4
9I4
F
F
F
F
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/13/12-01/13/12
02/17/12-02/17/12
01/20/12-01/20/12
02/24/12-02/24/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
$250.00
$250.00
$250.00
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course was designed for students desiring to gain the skills necessary to create macros, collaborate with others, audit and analyze worksheet
data, incorporate multiple data sources, and import and export data.
40219
9I4
M
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/27/12-02/27/12
Staff
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is intended for individuals who want to gain basic knowledge of working on Word.
40238
40239
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
T
Th
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
04/03/12-04/03/12
03/01/12-03/01/12
Staff
Staff
$250.00
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for persons who want to gain skills necessary to manage long documents, collaborate with others, and secure documents. In
addition, it will be helpful for persons preparing for the Microsoft Certified Application Specialist exams for Microsoft Office Word 2010.
40240
40241
9I4
9I4
M
T
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/09/12-01/09/12
04/10/12-04/10/12
Staff
Staff
UCSA 145 Microsoft Visio Professional 2007 Level 1
$250.00
$250.00
0.80 CEU
Learn the essentials of MS Visio Professional 2007. Includes design and management of basic diagrams, workflows, and flowcharts.
40228
9I4
M
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/27/12-02/27/12
Staff
UCSA 146 Microsoft Visio Professional 2007 Level 2
$250.00
0.80 CEU
This course is designed for students to build upon the knowledge gained that will enable them to work with many advanced features. Includes drawing
tools, creating and working with custom stencils and templates, and sharing Visio drawings with other applications.
40229
9I4
M
9:00am- 5:00pm
03/12/12-03/12/12
Staff
$250.00
To get the latest, most accurate class information on noncredit Continuing Education,
view the noncredit class schedule at www.pima.edu/schedule.
To get the latest on CEU courses, view www.pima.edu/continuinged.
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Learn basic computer skills or enhance your current skills. Our small and friendly class atmosphere allows for greater interaction between you, your instructor and your peers. You will work
at your own computer and get the hands-on experience needed to boost your proficiency in
the area of your choice.
NEW! Lower fees on Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft
Outlook courses. Also, Level 1 Software and Basic Computer classes are back.
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Computer Education
CE 119
Introduction to Computer Keyboard and Mouse
Noncredit
Find out how to maneuver around the keyboard. Learn the various keys on the keyboard and their specific function.
60635
60636
CE 120
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
S
S
8:00am-10:00am
8:00am-10:00am
02/11/12-02/11/12
04/14/12-04/14/12
Staff
Staff
Introduction to Computers: Getting Started
$49.00
$49.00
Noncredit
Overview of computer terminology and how to work in Windows using the mouse and keyboard. Includes desktop icons, the functions of the start
menu, dialog boxes, and how to create, name, and save new documents.
60637
60638
CE 123
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
S
S
10:30am-12:30pm
10:30am-12:30pm
02/11/12-02/11/12
04/14/12-04/14/12
Staff
Staff
Electronic File Management
$49.00
$49.00
Noncredit
You named it - you saved it - but can you find it? Learn basic file management hands-on from the ground up.
60639
60640
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
S
S
1:00pm- 5:00pm
1:00pm- 5:00pm
02/11/12-02/11/12
04/14/12-04/14/12
Staff
Staff
$49.00
$49.00
Computer Software
CS 101
Microsoft Word 2007 Introduction
Noncredit
In this class, you will create, save, and print a document. You will learn several revision techniques as well as shortcuts that will speed up typing
and increase accuracy.
60641
60642
CS 102
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
Th
Th
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/19/12-01/19/12
04/19/12-04/19/12
Staff
Staff
Microsoft Word 2007 Intermediate
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
In MS Word 2007 Intermediate you will work with bulleted, numbered and outlined lists. You will create and modify custom tabs and indents and
you will discover the versatility of tables.
60536
60537
CS 111
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
Th
Th
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
01/26/12-01/26/12
04/26/12-04/26/12
Staff
Staff
Microsoft Excel 2007 Introduction
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
New to working with spreadsheets? Learn how to prepare budgets, financial projections and other reports arranged in rows and columns. The primary strength of a spreadsheet program is mathematical calculations.
60643
60644
CS 121
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
F
Th
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/10/12-02/10/12
05/03/12-05/03/12
Staff
Staff
Microsoft Access 2007 Introduction
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
This workshop is designed for people who are unfamiliar with databases in general, but especially Microsoft Access 2007. Learn basic database terminology and concepts and plan and create Access tables, which is the basic building block of a database system.
60645
60541
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
F
Th
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
03/23/12-03/23/12
05/03/12-05/03/12
Staff
Staff
$99.00
$99.00
11
Computer Software and Technology
Section
Code (CRN)
CS 131
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Introduction
Fees
Noncredit
Learn how to create a professional presentation using three different methods using Microsoft PowerPoint. Learn how to manipulate slide content,
navigate between the various views, create speaker notes, print preview slide handouts, speaker notes or a text outline of the presentation and how
to customize the presentation with design templates and dynamic transition effects.
60654
60655
CS 201
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
W
W
9:00am- 5:00pm
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/15/12-02/15/12
04/11/12-04/11/12
Staff
Staff
Adobe Acrobat
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
Learn how to use the latest version of Adobe Acrobat to make your information more portable, accessible and useful to meet the needs of your target
audience. Learn how to share your files electronically by e-mail, over a network and on the Web so recipients can view, print and offer feedback.
60810
CS 202
Community Campus
827
W
1:00pm- 5:00pm
05/16/12-05/16/12
Staff
Adobe Photoshop Elements I
$79.00
Noncredit
Adobe Photoshop Elements, the “consumer” version of Photoshop, combines power and simplicity so you can produce extraordinary images. Discover how you can convert photographs into slide shows, marketing pieces, Web presentations, greeting cards for friends and clients, photo layouts
and more; includes basic image file organization and image manipulation using both Elements Organizer and Editor modules. Information: Files, examples and handouts will be provided.
60648
CS 203
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- noon
01/21/12-01/28/12
Staff
Adobe Photoshop Elements II
$99.00
Noncredit
A continuation of Adobe Photoshop Elements I; focus is on advanced image editing techniques. Explore the editing techniques Full Edit offers to
improve your images. Information: Completion of Adobe Photoshop Elements I or equivalent experience required.
60649
CS 206
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- noon
03/03/12-03/10/12
Staff
Adobe Photoshop I
$99.00
Noncredit
Adobe Photoshop is the professional industry standard for photo editing and image manipulation; includes workflow, file organization, photo enhancement, image manipulation and converting photographs into slide shows, marketing pieces, Web presentations, photo layouts and more.
60650
Community Campus
827
T
1:00pm- 4:00pm
04/03/12-04/24/12
Staff
$110.00
Technology
TE 101
Smart Gadgets
Noncredit
Most people purchase expensive gadgets only to use 20% of their capacity. Participants will explore a sampling of available applications and functions to use on their smart phone.
60812
60652
60653
Community Campus
Community Campus
District Office
827
827
A
F
F
F
1:00pm- 5:00pm
1:00pm- 5:00pm
1:00pm- 5:00pm
01/20/12-01/20/12
02/17/12-02/17/12
03/09/12-03/09/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Desktop Computing Online
Take classes in this section on your own computer whenever it is
convenient for you. Search the online catalog at www.ed2go.com/pima.
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Microsoft Office 2007 or 2010
Microsoft PowerPoint Level 1, 2
Microsoft Word Level 1, 2, 3
Microsoft Access Level 1, 2, 3
Microsoft Excel Level 1, 2, 3
Creating Web Pages
$79.00
$79.00
$79.00
Become one of the thousands of people who have benefited from these life-enhancing classes
that are designed to bring energy and joy through exploring various topics. Explore art, animals,
language, fitness, dance, motorcycle riding, horsemanship, photography, tours and hikes. Explore
with scientists, geologists, anthropologists, linguists, craftsmen, writers, dancers, photographers,
florists, environmental experts, mystics and philosophers.
NEW! J.A.U.N.T’s, Mountain Bike Tours, Natural History Walking Tours, Cooking Classes at the
new Mercado San Agustin, and Swirls (wine tasting and art).
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Animal Exploration
AN 111
Horse Tack
Noncredit
Participants will leave this session with a clearer vision of what you will need and what your horse may want. Learn how to fit tack and put all of the
equipment together.
60563
AN 112
Community Campus
827
S
8:30am-10:00am
04/07/12-04/07/12
Staff
Horse Psychology Behavior
$30.00
Noncredit
Anticipating behavior of horses under different conditions helps in developing a basic understanding of what triggers a horse’s fight or flight instict.
60557
AN 113
Pantano Stables
PSTABL
S
11:00am- 2:00pm
01/07/12-01/07/12
Staff
Horse Nutrition and Feed
$50.00
Noncredit
Learn what a veterinarian looks for in a pre-purchase health check, basic care to maintain a horse health, the essential items required in a trail ready
first aid kit and the composition and contribution of various feeds required for a horse’s nutritional needs.
60565
AN 114
Community Campus
827
S
11:00am- 2:30pm
05/05/12-05/05/12
Staff
Horse Hoof and Farrier
$60.00
Noncredit
The trimming and balancing of a horse’s hoof is a science. Although this course won’t make you an expert on hoof mechanics, physics, physiology
or shoe fabrication, you will know if your horse farrier is doing a good job on your horse’s hooves.
60556
AN 116
Pantano Stables
PSTABL
S
8:30am-10:30am
01/07/12-01/07/12
Staff
Tips for Purchasing a Horse
$40.00
Noncredit
Purchasing a horse is more than just falling in love with looks. Conformation is a combination of muscle, skeletal soundness and symmetry.
60564
AN 125
Pantano Stables
PSTABL
S
8:30am-10:30am
05/05/12-05/05/12
Staff
Horse Riding: English vs. Western
$45.00
Noncredit
If you’re just learning to ride you may be curious about the difference between English and Western riding styles. Western riding style developed according
to the needs of “cowboys”.
60562
AN 126
Community Campus
827
S
10:30am- noon
04/07/12-04/07/12
Staff
Horse Facilitated Psychotherapy & Learning
$30.00
Noncredit
Participants will learn how people are now using horses to heal addiction, abuse, PTSC, grief, anxiety, depression and relationship issues. Using the
learning-centerd approach horses are helping organizations and individuals improve relationships, build leadership skills, solve problems, resolve conflict
and communicate effectively.
60561
AN 127
Community Campus
827
S
10:30am- 1:30pm
03/03/12-03/03/12
Staff
An Introduction to Equine Acupressure
$50.00
Noncredit
Learn about acupressure: from origins and philosophy, to its technique. Through classroom discussion and use of a horse model learn point selection for
common aliments on yourself and horses.
60560
Community Campus
827
S
8:30am-10:00am
03/03/12-03/03/12
Staff
13For complete course information and updates, go to www.pima.edu/schedule and select Noncredit class schedule
$30.00
13
Personal Interest
Personal Interest
Personal Interest
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Make Giving Simple! Give the Gift of Learning. The next time you are about to
purchase a gift card, consider giving the gift of new knowledge! H.E.R.D. is the perfect gift for anyone who is thinking about riding a horse or owning one. Refer to the
Special Events section and page 13 for more information.
AN 128
Become a Trail Guide
Noncredit
Using curriculum from the Certified Horsemanship Association participants will learn how to take groups on extended trips into wilderness areas. The
skills learned will assist a trail guide to meet any challenge they encounter, meet the expectations of their clients and to fulfill their responsibilities to the
riders, the stock and the environment.
60558
AN 129
Community Campus
827
S
8:30am-11:30am
02/04/12-02/04/12
Staff
Trailrider Guide to Using Map & Compass
$50.00
Noncredit
Navigating trails should mean more than following the leader. Participants will learn to identify their starting point, destination and route to get there by
identifying your declination and terrain features from the topographical map, setting the compass bearing correctly, and using the map and compass
baseplate.
60559
Community Campus
827
S
noon - 3:00pm
02/04/12-02/04/12
Staff
$50.00
Arts
AR 115
Airbrush Painting
Noncredit
Demonstration of single and double action airbrushes, the care, maintenance and compatibility of brushes, materials, respirators, and compressors will
prepare students to use and care for this tool. Exercises include finger control, how to make lines, tonal modulation, frisket techniques and texture.
Information: Supplies: 1) Radu Vero: the complete studio handbook 2) acrylic paint (various colors), cleaner, exacto knife, frisket paper or acetate, spray
adhesive, illustration board 30 x 40 or canvas. Supplies will be discussed during the first class.
60814
AR 216
Community Campus
827
S
10:00am- noon
04/07/12-04/21/12
Staff
Beginning Watercolors
$135.00
Noncredit
Master the basic techniques of using watercolors in a positive, supportive atmosphere; includes composition, color harmony and brush and paper
selection. Information: Supply list available first class.
60683
60548
AR 248
East Campus
Community Campus
TBD
827
T
T
7:30pm- 9:00pm
12:30pm- 3:30pm
02/21/12 - 3/13/12
03/20/12-04/24/12
Lyon, M
Staff
Introduction to Drawing and Painting
$140.00
$140.00
Noncredit
A simplified approach to drawing and painting in any media; includes basics of perspective, true proportions, use of color in pastel, oil, acrylic and
watercolors. Information: Bring drawing pad and soft pencil or Conte’ crayon.
60684
AR 333
East Campus
TBA
F
7:00pm- 9:00pm
1/13/12 - 02/03/12
Staff
Swirls
$160.00
Noncredit
Wine tasting and Art make a wonderful combination. Pairs share a canvas taking turns at adding to their image and enjoying featured wines.
Information: Must be 21 to participate. Indentification checked before event starts. Pairs are not required.
60883
60884
Community Campus
Total Wine
827
TLWINE
S
S
6:30pm- 9:30pm
6:30pm- 9:30pm
02/11/12-02/11/12
02/11/12-02/11/12
Staff
Staff
$75.00
$40.00
Sample, swirl, sip and paint! Swirl your wine as you swirl your brush. Wine tasting
and art make a wonderful combination and a unique date night. Pairs can share a canvas while taking turns adding to their image and enjoying featured wines. You take your
art creations home with you. (NOTE: Pricing for pairs and singles. You must be 21 years
old to participate. Identification checked before event starts.)
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Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Bridge
BR 102
Bridge: Bidding
Noncredit
If you’re a beginner who understands the concept of trump, join us! We’ll concentrate on bidding and will play pre-dealt hands to demonstrate. Text
available from instructor for $20.
60722
60723
BR 104
Northwest Campus
Northwest Campus
NWC
NWC
M
M
9:30am-11:30am
9:30am-11:30am
01/23/12-02/20/12
03/26/12-04/30/12
Staff
Staff
Intermediate Bridge
$89.00
$89.00
Noncredit
Improve your bridge skills! For experienced players looking for refinement in modern methods of bidding—slam bidding, conventions, and competitive auctions; card play techniques and defensive communications.
60724
60725
Northwest Campus
Northwest Campus
NWC
NWC
Th
Th
6:00pm- 8:00pm
6:00pm- 8:00pm
03/01/12-04/05/12
05/03/12-06/07/12
Staff
Staff
$89.00
$89.00
NEW this Spring! Cooking Classes in a Professional Commercial Kitchen
What’s Cooking?
• Italian Sauces
• Sensational Sandwiches
• Soup from Stock to Finish
• Home Bread
• Cookies Galore
• Cheese Making
• Canning Jam
• Tapas
• Cake Decorations
• Cupcakes with Class
• Simply Scones
• Traditional Italian Pastas
• Green Corn Tamales
Cooking & Food
CF 101
Meat in the Pit BBQ 101
Noncredit
This hands-on BBQ class is designed for people who enjoy cooking for family and friends. Select the right cut of meat; create rubs, marinates and
sauces; apply BBQ or grill techniques that win competitions and result in commercial products; gain the experience to go home and repeat the results
with confidence. Information: Instruction by Michael Reimann, Arizona Barbeque Club, President, with over 25 years of experience and the Reigning
National Tailgate Champion. Tom and Jennifer Duncan: award winning BBQ Pit Master
60865
CF 103
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- 4:30pm
04/07/12-04/07/12
Staff
How to Find Your Way Around the Kitchen
$189.00
Noncredit
Do you like to eat nutritious home cooked meals but don’t know how to cook? Save money and have positive results in the kitchen by learning basic
cooking skills. We will cover equipment , cooking terms, measuring, food safety, safety in the kitchen, planning meals, shopping and much, much more.
60779
CF 105
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT T
9:30am-12:30pm
01/24/12-01/24/12
Staff
Once a Month Cooking: Cook for a Day, Eat for a Month
$49.00
Noncredit
Beat the “What’s for dinner?” blues with investment cooking. Spend a few hours to a day cooking and fill your freezer with several weeks worth of meals.
60782
CF 127
Community Campus
3TBA
M
9:30am-12:30pm
02/06/12-02/06/12
Staff
Just Jammin’
$59.00
Noncredit
Delicious jams, jellies, marmalades and chutneys are easy to make and are wonderful gifts to give and serve during the holiday season. Join this
participation workshop to learn easy step-by-step recipes.
60783
CF 128
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT T
12:30pm- 3:30pm
02/07/12-02/07/12
Staff
Pairing of Food
$59.00
Noncredit
Enjoy the incredible flavors of the food pairing of chocolate and cheese. Introduce your palate to the flavors of milky chocolate and a creamy goat
cheese, rich dark chocolate and a bold blue cheese, and more.
60784
CF 165
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT W
9:30am-12:30pm
02/08/12-02/08/12
Staff
Tapas: Appetizers from the Mediterranean
$75.00
Noncredit
Do you ever go to a restaurant and wish you could order everything on the appetizer menu and forget the main course? In Spain, “Tapas” are succulent
appetizers that are served one-by-one and constitute a whole meal. We will make appetizers from the Mediterranean such as Roasted Eggplant Salad, Red
Bell Peppers Stuffed with Herbed Goat Cheese, Baked Zucchini with Creme Fraiche and Mushrooms stuffed with Fresh Pesto.
60785
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT Th
1:30pm- 4:30pm
02/09/12-02/09/12
Staff
$75.00
15
Personal Interest
Section
Code (CRN)
Personal Interest
Section
Code (CRN)
CF 173
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Italian Sauces
Fees
Noncredit
Italian cooking is one of the most popular cooking style in America and a variety of Italian sauces can expand your menu for home cooking. Prepare
Aioli, Alfredo, Bolognese, Primavera, Puttanesca, Scampi, Marsala, and other traditional Italian sauces.
60764
60800
CF 185
Mercado San Agustin
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT Th
MSAGUT W
5:00pm- 8:00pm
1:30pm- 4:30pm
02/09/12-02/09/12
04/04/12-04/04/12
Staff
Staff
Sensational Sandwiches
$79.00
$79.00
Noncredit
Sandwiches are the true convenience food, limited only by your imagination. They may be eaten anytime, anywhere.
60786
CF 190
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT F
9:30am-12:30pm
02/10/12-02/10/12
Staff
Basic Cheese Making
$75.00
Noncredit
Learn to make soft goat’s milk cheeses, ricotta, chevre, feta, and yogurt. Information: Samples, recipes, and links will be provided to get you started.
60787
CF 202
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT T
9:30am-12:30pm
03/27/12-03/27/12
Staff
Soup from Stock to Finish
$59.00
Noncredit
We’ll start with the basics of stockmaking and make chicken stock that will be applied to elegant first course soups, as well as hearty thick soups.
The selection includes Cream of Carrot and Rice Soup, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Soup au Pistou (Provencal Vegetable Soup) and more.
60788
CF 203
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT T
1:30pm- 4:30pm
03/27/12-03/27/12
Staff
Hearty Soups and Homemade Bread
$59.00
Noncredit
This is the season for delicious soups and breads made from scratch to enhance the soup. We will make Soup au Pistou (Provencal Vegetable Soup),
Lentil Soup, Tomato Dill Soup, along with Mushroom Bread and Health Bread with Wheat Germ and Honey.
60789
CF 301
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT M
9:30am- 1:30pm
03/26/12-03/26/12
Staff
The Art of Baking
$75.00
Noncredit
Everything you always wanted to know about yeast and more. We will demystify yeast and produce some wonderful baked goods.
60790
CF 326
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT M
2:30pm- 5:30pm
03/26/12-03/26/12
Staff
Cookies Galore
$69.00
Noncredit
Open your mind to the diverse world of cookies. Enjoy delicacy of a French Madeline, taste the sweetness of a Mexican Wedding Cookie, reminisce
on the comforts of a Chocolate Chip Cookie and explore the uniqueness of a Florentine Cookie.
60791
CF 360
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT W
9:30am- 1:30pm
03/28/12-03/28/12
Staff
Cake Decoration: Basic to Intermediate
$75.00
Noncredit
Learn to bake, ice and decorate, including torting, borders, flowers, writing and much more. Supplies cost approximately $50-$60.
60781
CF 365
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT MTWThF
1:30pm- 3:30pm
01/23/12-01/27/12
Staff
Cupcakes with Class
$125.00
Noncredit
Learn to decorate classic cupcakes and brownies. They are simple to make and guaranteed to be the topic of conversation during any special occasion.
60780
CF 369
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT Th
9:30am-12:30pm
01/26/12-01/26/12
Staff
Simply Scones
$69.00
Noncredit
Learn to make a variety of tea-time Scones including Plain, White Chocolate and Apricot, Raisin and Chocolate Chip - guaranteed to be a success at
your next tea party. We will top them off by making several types of Clotted Cream while we discuss how to make a proper pot of tea, where tea
comes from and where to shop for the best prices.
60792
CF 473
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT W
2:30pm- 5:30pm
03/28/12-03/28/12
Staff
Traditional Italian Pastas
$59.00
Noncredit
Learn how to make pasta from scratch “the Italian way” with hints on how to use modern tools to speed up the process. We will prepare Lasagne
and Tagliatelle with wheat flour, Trofie with chestnut flour as well as Gnocchi.
60797
CF 482
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT W
9:30am- 1:30pm
04/04/12-04/04/12
Staff
The Contemporary Irish Table
$69.00
Noncredit
Irish food is so much more than Corned Beef and Cabbage. We will use modernized preparation methods for the following recipes that have been handed
down for centuries: Smoked Salmon Terrine, Endive and Blue Cheese Canapes, Mussel and Zucchini Soup, Colcannon, Champ and Boxty, Medallions of
Beef with Port Sauce, Lamb Chops in Mustard Crust with Mint Sauce, and for dessert Irish Whiskey Cranachan.
60798
16
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT Th
9:30am-12:30pm
04/05/12-04/05/12
Staff
$69.00
CF 585
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Green Corn Tamales
Fees
Noncredit
Observe and make fresh green corn tamales. Includes lots of tips. Information: Recipe will be provided.
60799
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT T
10:30am- 1:30pm
04/03/12-04/03/12
Staff
$69.00
Crafts
CR 292
Leather Craft
Noncredit
Students will learn the types of leather, how to dye, stain and carve, stitch and lace, and discuss ways to make money with leather. Each student will have
their own kit and produce a key fob, bookmark or coaster, phone case, and belt.
60864
60866
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
W
W
2:00pm- 5:00pm
9:00am- noon
02/01/12-03/07/12
03/28/12-05/02/12
Staff
Staff
CR 851A Craft of the Week: Decoupage
$129.00
$129.00
Noncredit
Learn quick-and-easy crafting techniques in a fun-filled atmosphere with step-by-step instruction. This week learn the fine art of paper cutting and gluing.
60820
Community Campus
827
T
9:30am-12:30pm
05/08/12-05/08/12
Staff
CR 851B Craft of the Week: Decorative Painting
$69.00
Noncredit
Learn quick-and-easy crafting techniques in a fun-filled atmosphere with step-by-step instruction. This week learn stenciling, sponging and Tole
painting techniques.
60821
CR 851F
Community Campus
827
Th
10:30am- 1:30pm
05/10/12-05/10/12
Staff
Craft of the Week: Scrap Booking
$69.00
Noncredit
Learn quick-and-easy crafting techniques in a fun-filled atmosphere with step-by-step instruction. This week learn to do 3-D decoupage, stamping,
and easy calligraphy combined with photos and mementoes.
60822
Community Campus
827
F
12:30pm- 4:30pm
05/25/12-05/25/12
Staff
827
Th
6:00pm- 8:00pm
02/02/12-02/16/12
O’Connell, C
$69.00
Do It Yourself
DY 250
60760
DY 271
Landscape Design
Community Campus
Noncredit
Gardening without Chemicals: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
$69.00
Noncredit
A pesticide free garden is a healthy environment for pets and humans alike. Most garden pests can be controlled without pesticides.
60762
DY 272
Community Campus
827
S
9:00am- 1:00pm
04/07/12-04/07/12
Staff
The Perfect Pot: Why Garden in Containers?
$49.00
Noncredit
If you lack backyard space or just want to maximize the use of your patio or balcony, container gardening is the answer. Learn all the tricks of plant
selection, soil preparation and other container gardening do’s and don’ts.
60761
DY 430
Community Campus
827
S
noon - 4:00pm
03/24/12-03/24/12
O’Connell, C
Build a Straw Bale House or Wall
$49.00
Noncredit
Learn about straw bale construction and the advantage of super insulation, thick walls and ease of construction. Discussion of the code is included.
60754
Community Campus
827
T
6:30pm- 9:00pm
03/27/12-03/27/12
Staff
$69.00
Exploring Ideas
EI 611
Current Topics in Foreign Policy
Noncredit
Explore the top foreign policy issues with an experienced veteran of the diplomatic service. Each session will focus on a specific country, region or global
issue of major importance to the United States - Expect lively discussions! Topics may include China, the Middle East, and others as determined by events.
60720
60721
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
T
T
10:00am- noon
7:00pm- 9:00pm
01/24/12-02/28/12
01/24/12-02/28/12
Benzinger, R A
Benzinger, R A
$89.00
$89.00
17
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Section
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EI 618
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
World Political Geography: Getting There from Here
Fees
Noncredit
Become more informed about the countries of the world and learn how geography, culture, proximity, and power influence the creation and realignment of
political identities. Study relationships between nations and former colonies, look at regional groupings and develop an understanding of global dynamics.
Information: Bring a world map or atlas to class.
60763
Community Campus
827
W
1:00pm- 3:00pm
02/01/12-03/07/12
Welch, R W
$89.00
Fashion, Fabrics & Needlework
FA 543
Beginning Knitting
Noncredit
Learn the basics: knit, purl, garter stitch, stockinette stitch, cast on, cast off, increase, decrease and read a pattern. Bring one ball of cotton or acrylic
yarn and a pair of size 9 wooden knitting needles to the first class.
60823
Community Campus
827
F
1:30pm- 4:30pm
05/11/12-05/25/12
Staff
$59.00
Languages
LA 150A
Spanish for Beginners I
Noncredit
An introduction to fundamentals of the Spanish language. Includes present tense grammar, writing exercises, and Spanish conversation practice.
60658
LA 150B
Catalina Foothills HS
1F4
Th
6:30pm- 8:30pm
01/19/12-03/01/12
Barrientos, M
Spanish for Beginners II
$89.00
Noncredit
Continuation of Spanish for Beginners I. Includes continuation of Spanish conversations, expanding knowledge of grammar, and build writing skills
with additional writing exercises.
60659
LA 160A
Catalina Foothills HS
1F4
Th
6:30pm- 8:30pm
03/08/12-04/12/12
Barrientos, M
Conversational Spanish for Beginners I
$99.00
Noncredit
Introduction to conversational Spanish. Includes basic oral and written forms, grammatical structures, interpersonal transactions, and cultural perspectives.
60660
60661
LA 415A
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
M
W
1:00pm- 3:00pm
6:30pm- 8:30pm
01/23/12-02/20/12
02/01/12-03/07/12
Staff
Staff
French for Fun Beginning
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
Introduction to French language basics. Includes pronunciation and what you need to know in French-speaking countries. Information: Lunch at a
French restaurant for last session. Lunch not included in course fee.
60662
60663
60664
LA 415C
Community Campus
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
827
T
T
T
5:30pm- 7:30pm
5:30pm- 7:30pm
5:30pm- 7:30pm
01/17/12-02/28/12
03/06/12-04/17/12
04/24/12-05/29/12
Latron, C
Latron, C
Latron, C
French for Fun Advanced
$110.00
$110.00
$99.00
Noncredit
For more advanced speakers of French. Students will practice conversation and vocabulary, reading, and translating.
60665
60666
60667
LA 567
Community Campus
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
827
W
W
W
12:30pm- 2:30pm
12:30pm- 2:30pm
12:30pm- 2:30pm
01/18/12-02/29/12
03/07/12-04/18/12
04/25/12-05/30/12
Latron, C
Latron, C
Latron, C
Italian for Beginners
$110.00
$110.00
$99.00
Noncredit
Introduction to the Italian language, people, and culture that make Italy a wonderfully exciting and captivating country to visit. Includes basic grammar,
pronunciation, and conversation practice.
60668
60669
LA 850
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
T
W
1:00pm- 3:00pm
1:00pm- 3:00pm
02/07/12-03/20/12
05/02/12-06/06/12
Staff
Staff
American Sign Language for Beginners
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
Introduction to American Sign Language (ASL). Includes the manual alphabet, numbers, sign vocabulary, and sentence structure.
60656
60657
18
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
T
W
6:30pm- 8:30pm
6:30pm- 8:30pm
03/20/12-04/24/12
05/02/12-06/06/12
Staff
Staff
$99.00
$99.00
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
PCC’s Motorcycle Rider Education Program
is a recipient of the Safety Leadership Award from the American Society of Safety
Engineers. Three levels of classes are available at our new, larger range . . .
beginner, intermediate and advanced.
For more information, email or call:
[email protected] (520) 206-3981
Motorcycle Training
MC 100
Introductory Motorcycle Experience
Noncredit
First-touch experience with a motorcycle that identifies the primary parts, manipulates the controls while astride a motorcycle and is introduced to
the risks and requirement for being a responsible rider. The student is able to determine whether motorcycling is a good personal choice.
60767
60768
60769
60770
60771
60772
60773
MC 103
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
F
F
S
Su
Su
W
W
9:00am-11:00am
11:00am- 1:00pm
9:00am-11:00am
9:00am-11:00am
9:00am-11:00am
9:00am-11:00am
11:00am- 1:00pm
01/20/12-01/20/12
01/20/12-01/20/12
02/11/12-02/11/12
03/11/12-03/11/12
04/22/12-04/22/12
05/09/12-05/09/12
05/09/12-05/09/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Basic RiderCourse(TM)
$40.00
$40.00
$40.00
$40.00
$40.00
$40.00
$40.00
Noncredit
A safe introduction to motorcycling. Discuss elements of risk in motorcycling, outline a strategy to reduce risk. Information: Participants must be at
least 15 years and 6 months of age, parental permission required for those under age 18. Information: Wear long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket,
sturdy over-the-ankle shoes or boots, eye protection, and bring water. Information: Helmets, gloves, and motorcycles are provided.
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60434
also meets
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60438
60440
60441
also meets
also meets
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60445
60446
also meets
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also meets
also meets
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60454
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
011
011
011
011
011
011
011
011
011
011
011
011
011
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011
011
011
Th
S
Su
Th
S
Su
SSu
Th
S
Su
SSu
TW
SSu
Th
S
Su
SSu
TW
Th
S
Su
Th
S
Su
SSu
WTh
5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
6:45am- 4:45pm
5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
01/19/12-01/19/12
01/21/12-01/21/12
01/22/12-01/22/12
01/26/12-01/26/12
01/28/12-01/28/12
01/29/12-01/29/12
01/28/12-01/29/12
02/02/12-02/02/12
02/04/12-02/04/12
02/05/12-02/05/12
02/04/12-02/05/12
02/14/12-02/15/12
02/18/12-02/19/12
03/01/12-03/01/12
03/03/12-03/03/12
03/04/12-03/04/12
03/03/12-03/04/12
03/13/12-03/14/12
03/15/12-03/15/12
03/17/12-03/17/12
03/18/12-03/18/12
04/12/12-04/12/12
04/14/12-04/14/12
04/15/12-04/15/12
04/14/12-04/15/12
04/25/12-04/26/12
Staff
$260.00
Staff
$260.00
Staff
Staff
$260.00
$260.00
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
$260.00
$260.00
$260.00
$260.00
Staff
Staff
Staff
$260.00
$260.00
$260.00
Staff
$260.00
Staff
Staff
$260.00
$260.00
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Campus/Site
60456
West Campus
West Campus
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60457
West Campus
60458
West Campus
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MC 104
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
011
011
011
011
011
011
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Th
S
Su
SSu
Th
S
Su
5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
6:45am- 4:45pm
5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
05/03/12-05/03/12
05/05/12-05/05/12
05/06/12-05/06/12
05/05/12-05/06/12
05/10/12-05/10/12
05/12/12-05/12/12
05/13/12-05/13/12
Staff
$260.00
Staff
Staff
$260.00
$260.00
Absolute Beginning RiderCourse(TM)
Fees
Noncredit
Same content as Basic RiderCourse(TM) course with a maximum class size of 6 students. For students who benefit from additional coaching and
twice the riding time, this may be a preferred option. Information: Participants must be at least 16 years of age, parental permission required for
those under age 18. Information: Wear long pants, long sleeve shirt or jacket, sturdy over-the-ankle shoes or boots, eye protection, and bring water.
Information: Helmets, gloves, and motorcycles are provided.
60439
West Campus
West Campus
also meets
011
011
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Th
S
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5:45pm- 9:45pm
6:45am- 4:45pm
6:45am-11:45am
02/16/12-02/16/12
02/18/12-02/18/12
02/19/12-02/19/12
Staff
MC 201A Basic RiderCourse 2
$360.00
Noncredit
For riders who already have basic skills. It is similar to the BRC except the speeds are higher and riders ride their own motorcycle.
60429
60431
60436
60444
60447
60449
60453
60459
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
NE/LOT
S
Su
S
Su
Su
S
Su
Su
10:45am- 4:45pm
10:45am- 4:45pm
11:45am- 5:45pm
11:45am- 5:45pm
11:45am- 5:45pm
11:45am- 5:45pm
11:45am- 5:45pm
11:45am- 5:45pm
01/14/12-01/14/12
01/22/12-01/22/12
02/11/12-02/11/12
03/11/12-03/11/12
03/18/12-03/18/12
04/07/12-04/07/12
04/22/12-04/22/12
05/13/12-05/13/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
MC 201B Advanced RiderCourse
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
Noncredit
A one-day course that complements a rider’s basic skills and helps with personal risk assessment. It includes a fast- paced classroom segment with
several interactive activities to improve perception and hazard awareness.
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60437
60443
60448
60452
60455
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
West Campus
011
011
011
011
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011
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Su
S
Su
S
Su
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
8:00am- 5:00pm
01/15/12-01/15/12
02/12/12-02/12/12
03/10/12-03/10/12
03/25/12-03/25/12
04/21/12-04/21/12
04/29/12-04/29/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Dirt Bike Safe Riding Adventure
New to Pima Community College’s Motorcycle Rider Education Program. Dirt bike riding is fun for the whole family!
Ages 6 and up. For more information, email [email protected] or call (520) 206-3981.
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$135.00
$135.00
$135.00
$135.00
$135.00
$135.00
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
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Time
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Instructor
Fees
Music
MU 416
Beginning Guitar
Noncredit
Get started on the right track with acoustic, classical or electric guitar. Learn basic chords, strumming, finger picking and practical reading skills.
60670
Community Campus
827
W
7:30pm- 9:00pm
04/04/12-05/09/12
Staff
$99.00
PD 111
Myers Briggs Type Indicator Step II
Noncredit
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Step II allows users to delve deeper and explore individual differences in each of the 16 types. Step II explains why individuals of the same type may behave differently.
60671
PD 222
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 5:00pm
02/28/12-02/28/12
Staff
Meditation
$130.00
Noncredit
Learn and practice meditation techniques including breathing mantra, mudra and chanting. This fun and exciting class will leave you happier and
less stressed while releasing old layers of tension and anxiety.
60801
Community Campus
827
T
9:30am- 1:30pm
05/15/12-05/15/12
Staff
PD 832W Healing Through Hypnosis
$69.00
Noncredit
A fun , informative, and entertaining look at the history, methods, and application of hypnotic suggestion in today’s society. You will learn how to determine what types of people are susceptible to hypnotic suggestion, how and why hypnosis works, how to induce trance, and how to script and deliver an appropriate suggestion during hypnosis.
60809
Community Campus
827
F
9:30am- 1:30pm
04/27/12-04/27/12
Staff
$69.00
Photography
PH 123
Basic Photography
Noncredit
Learn the mechanics of your camera along with techniques that will improve your photos. Learn about f/stop and focal length, shutter speed, depth
of field control, as well as composition, aesthetics and personal vision. Information: Both digital and film cameras welcome
60672
PH 126
Community Campus
827
T
6:30pm- 8:30pm
01/17/12-01/31/12
Staff
Photography Practicum: Downtown Tucson
$79.00
Noncredit
Photographic exploration of historic downtown Tucson. Create wonderful photographic images that capture Tucson’s vibrant present. Information:
Bring your own digital or film camera.
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WR
PH 128
Community Campus
827
F
1:00pm- 3:30pm
04/13/11-04/28/11
Staff
Photography Practicum: Desert Landscape
$79.00
Noncredit
Practice creative landscape photography techniques in a fun and positive atmosphere. The Sonora Desert comes alive in the spring after the long
winter - flowers bloom, desert trees blossom, and all wildlife prepares for the onslaught of summer. Information: Bring your own digital or film camera.
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PH 129
Community Campus
827
W
6:30pm- 8:30pm
04/11/12-04/18/12
Staff
Photography Practicum: Tucson Rodeo
$79.00
Noncredit
Photograph one of the most colorful and exciting events in Tucson. Capture both action and still images of cowboys, boots, buckles, riding, roping,
and much more. Information: Bring your own digital or film camera.
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PH 245
Community Campus
827
F
6:30pm- 8:30pm
02/17/12-03/02/12
Staff
Digital Photography Beginner
$79.00
Noncredit
Discover the mechanics of your digital camera along with techniques that will improve your photos. Learn about f/stop and focal length, shutter
speed, depth of field control, as well as composition, aesthetics, and personal vision.
60675
60676
60677
Community Campus
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
827
Th
F
S
6:30pm- 8:30pm
6:30pm- 8:30pm
10:00am- noon
02/02/12-02/16/12
04/13/12-04/27/12
05/05/12-05/19/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
$79.00
$79.00
$79.00
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Personal Interest
Section
Code (CRN)
Personal Interest
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
PH 246
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Digital Photography Intermediate
Fees
Noncredit
Explore advanced features found on most “point and shoot” digital cameras; includes macro photographs, using the “action” mode for sports and
adding text to digital photographs. Information: Must be comfortable with the Windows operating system on a PC.
60678
Community Campus
PH 300
827
S
10:00am- noon
05/26/12-06/09/12
Staff
Portrait Photography
$79.00
Noncredit
Create exciting, thoughtful and memorable portraits by learning how various angles, positions and locations can affect your work with human subjects. Discover how lighting, composition, photo techniques and rapport with your subject enhance formal and candid portraits. Information: Bring a
camera.
60680
Community Campus
827
S
10:30am- noon
01/21/12-02/04/12
Staff
$79.00
Writing
WR 403W Writing for Children
Noncredit
Join a published children’s author and discover how you can touch the hearts of children by creating books for them. If you’re a beginning writer,
this course will help you transform a book idea into a finished product that you’ll be proud to place into the hands of potential publisher.
60806
WR 510
Community Campus
827
Th
1:30pm- 5:30pm
05/31/12-06/07/12
Staff
Writing the Short Story
$89.00
Noncredit
Writing activities include story planning projects and jump-start activities such as three-minute sketches, mapping the story and scene planning. Instructor provides a resource packet with a variety of writing exercises to all enrolled students.
60805
WR 620
Community Campus
827
Th
8:30am-12:30pm
05/24/12-05/31/12
Staff
Personal History Writing: Tell It Like It Was
$89.00
Noncredit
Putting your memories and stories in writing for family and friends is fun and important to future generations. Learn practical ways to do this.
60804
WR 635
Community Campus
827
Th
1:30pm- 5:30pm
05/17/12-05/24/12
Staff
Memoir Writing
$89.00
Noncredit
Learn easy and practical ways to write your memoirs for your family and friends. Writing tips and exercises will help you get your story on paper for
future generations to read and remember.
60681
WR 714
Campana Del Rio Retirement
9A7
W
1:00pm- 3:00pm
01/25/12-03/14/12
Staff
Advanced Creative Writing
$110.00
Noncredit
Good writing dramatizes rather than reports, creates scenes rather than summaries, and conveys experience rather than abstract thoughts. Develop
these writing skills and watch your projects become more vivid, exciting and meaningful.
60682
WR 820
Community Campus
827
W
9:00am-11:00am
01/25/12-03/21/12
Lyon, M
Self-Publishing
$110.00
Noncredit
Take advantage of the latest technologies to produce publications ranging from beautiful, commercial-quality books to your own promotional and
marketing materials to be used in print, e-commerce and on the web.
60802
Community Campus
827
Th
9:30am- 1:30pm
05/03/12-05/03/12
Staff
$69.00
For complete course information and updates, go to www.pima.edu/continuinged.
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Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Discover new areas in Southern Arizona through any one
of the venues featured in our Discovering Southern Arizona series. Journey Among Urban and Native Territory ( J.A.U.N.T.)
features regional van tours departing from Community Campus each week. Natural History Walking Tours are a wonderful
activity for those who want to learn while they walk. For those who enjoy a faster pace , explore a variety of terrain on a hike
with an experienced guide. For mountain biking enthusiasts, take a ride on one of the many single track, multiuse trails created
by Pima County's trail crews with an experinced guide.
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Hiking & Backpacking
HK 136P Echo Canyon Loop Trail
Noncredit
This is a must-do hike shows why the Chiricahua Mountains were set aside as a National Monument in 1924. The Echo Canyon Trail winds through
spectacular rock formations to the densely wooded Echo Park where the group will learn the history of the Chiricahuas and the role of Cochise from
a Park Ranger. Information: The loop is 3.3 miles, somewhat rocky with high step-ups, and an elevation change of 450 ft. Bring water, lunch and
snacks. Dinner stop on return and park access fee not included in the fee.
60757
Community Campus
827
Th
8:00am- 5:00pm
03/22/12-03/22/12
Dell, J D
HK 139C Rincon Mountains / Chivas Falls
$89.00
Noncredit
On the North side of the Rincon Mountains off of Redington Redington Road. The hike will primarily be on rugged dirt roads used by Mountain bikers
and 4 wheelers. Information: Moderately Difficult (MD), 9-miles. Bring water, lunch, and snacks.
60610
Community Campus
827
Th
8:00am- 4:00pm
03/01/12-03/01/12
Staff
HK 139D Santa Catalina Mountains/ Bridal Veil Falls
$89.00
Noncredit
Hikers starts in Sabino Canyon, proceed through Rattlesnake and Bird Canyons then up a series of switchbacks to a saddle named Cardiac Gap
dropping into Esperero Canyon where we pass Mormon Spring to our destination point of Bridal Veil Falls. Surrounded by towering pines, are the
falls, a bridal veil approximately 50 feet tall; enough for a refreshing shower on a hot afternoon. Information: Very Difficult (VD), 12.4 miles with an
elevation gain of 2550 feet.
60609
Community Campus
827
Th
8:00am- 4:00pm
03/08/12-03/08/12
Staff
HK 160K Santa Catalina Mountains / Incinerator Ridge
$49.00
Noncredit
Starting at an elevation of 8000 feet, hikers will proceed from the lower Butterfly trailhead up to Mount Bigelow in the Catalina Mountains. The hike
then leads down to the Kellogg Trail and connects with the Incinerator Ridge Trail for more great views of Wild Burrow Canyon and Northwest Tucson. Information: Moderate (M), 4 miles with a 450 feet elevation gain. Bring water, lunch and snacks.
60616
Community Campus
827
Th
7:00am- 5:00pm
02/16/12-02/16/12
Staff
HK 160W Seeking Crested Saguaros: Tortolita Mountains / Wild Mustang
$89.00
Noncredit
Over 25 miles of hiking trails were recently completed in Wild Burro Canyon, located in the southwest section of the Tortolita Mountains, has an unbelievable number of saguaros, including the rare Crested Saguaro. Over.
60766
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- 3:00pm
03/10/12-03/10/12
Borax, G
HK 160Y Santa Catalina Mountains / Middle Bear Canyon Trail to Bear Saddle
$35.00
Noncredit
Due to the Bullock fire, Aspen fire and work on the Catalina Highway, the General Hitchcock Campground in Middle Bear Canyon and the Green
Mountain Trail have been closed for years. Information: Moderate(M) 3.6 miles with a 1270 feet elevation gain. Bring water, lunch and snacks.
60596
HK 161F
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- 3:00pm
02/11/12-02/11/12
Staff
Geology within the Tucson Mountains
$35.00
Noncredit
A series of short hikes that explore the multiple trails and geology of the Tucson Mountain Park and Golden Gate Mountain. While hiking through
this beautiful Saguaro desert environment, learn about the geologic history of this 70 million year old explosive volcanic complex. Information: Easy
to moderate; full series covers 4.5 miles with a 300 feet elevation gain; individual loops are 1-2 miles. Bring Water, lunch, sun protection and wear
good hiking shoes.
60598
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- 3:00pm
01/14/12-01/14/12
Gray, K
$35.00
23
Discovering Southern Arizona
Section
Code (CRN)
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
HK 161G Santa Catalina Mountains / Radio Ridge to Marshall Gulch
Fees
Noncredit
There are two areas in the Catalina’s that have multiple tall radio type towers one is located on Mount Bigelow and the other is on Radio Ridge. Meeting at
Marshall Gulch, the group travels together to the top of Mount Lemmon where a short walk down brings the group to Radio Ridge proceeding down Radio
Ridge to Marshall Saddle and on the Aspen Trail down to Marshall Gulch for lunch at Lunch Ledge. Information: Moderate (M), 4.5 miles with a 300 feet
elevation gain. Bring water, lunch and snacks.
60599
HK 187
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- 5:00pm
04/14/12-04/14/12
Staff
Hiking Parker Canyon Lake
$35.00
Noncredit
Join us for a moderate 5.5 mile hike around beautiful Parker Canyon Lake. Information: Bring daypack, lunch, water and wear sun protection.
60615
Community Campus
827
Th
7:30am- 4:30pm
02/09/12-02/09/12
Kummerli, A
HK 204C Aravaipa Canyon
$89.00
Noncredit
Described as ‘A Gem of the Southwest Desert’ with its 1000 ft. of remarkable colored walls and flowing Aravaipa Creek, Aravaipa Canyon in the Galiuro
Mountains is one of the top hikes in Arizona. Information: Moderate (M), 8-miles with very little change. Bring water, lunch and snacks.
60600
Community Campus
827
Th
7:00am- 5:00pm
04/05/12-04/05/12
Staff
HK 250A Green Mountain Trail to General Hitchcock Campground
$89.00
Noncredit
The lower section of trail crosses Bear Creek offering excellent corridor views out of Bear Canyon toward Thimble Peak and the upper section provides
great panoramic views of the San Pedro Valley and the Galiuro Mountains to the east. The two groups will meet in the vicinity of Bear Saddle for lunch,
swap keys and continue on to the other end. Information: This is a Key Swap Hike, requiring two groups hiking between the Green Mountain Trailhead and
the General Hitchcock Campground. One group will be heading down in moderate hike (M) of 4 miles with a 400 feet elevation gain and another group will
be hiking up in a moderately difficult hike (MD) of 4 miles with a 1720 feet elevation gain. Information: Bring daypack, lunch, water and wear sun protection.
60614
Community Campus
827
Th
8:00am- 5:00pm
01/26/12-01/26/12
Staff
HK 260A Geocache Hike: Tortolita Mountains - Wild Burro Canyon West
$89.00
Noncredit
An 8-mile hike - a little more difficult than a normal Geocache Hike - with a 1500 feet elevation gain and great views of Wild Burro and Cochise Canyons
plus magnificent crested Saguaros. Bring water, lunch and snacks.
60601
Community Campus
827
Th
7:00am- 3:00pm
04/12/12-04/12/12
Borax, G
HK 260C Tucson Mountains Geocache Hike
$39.00
Noncredit
Hikers will follow a trail to two geocaches hidden along the route between Tucson and Brown Mountains, off Kinney Road. Information: Moderate
(M) 3 mile hike with very little elevation gain. Bring water lunch and snacks.
60758
Community Campus
827
Th
9:00am- 3:00pm
01/19/12-01/19/12
Borax, G
HK 260D Tortolita Mountains/Wild Burro Canyon (East Rim) Geocache
$39.00
Noncredit
Hikers will follow the Tortolita Mountain trails along a ridge between Wild Burro and Ruelas Canyons. There are four geocaches hidden along the
route. Information: This moderately difficult (MD) 6-mile hike with a 1500 feet elevation gain. Bring water, lunch and snacks.
60759
HK 260E
Community Campus
827
Th
7:00am- 4:00pm
03/29/12-03/29/12
Borax, G
Bug Spring Trail Geocache Hike
$39.00
Noncredit
Hikers make their way up the ridge line that provides spectacular views of Tucson, and the inner canyons. On our trek up the mountain, we will be
searching for at least two geocaches.
60593
Community Campus
827
Th
7:00am- 3:00pm
02/02/12-02/02/12
Borax, G
$39.00
Mountain Biking
MB 101
Starr Pass and Robles Trails
Noncredit
One of Tucson’s most popular mountain biking areas due to its proximity to town, the Starr Pass trail network is by
far the most extensive riding option for those looking for a short drive to the trailhead. Mostly rocky, the myriad
possibilities include well established single track with busting climbs, sandy washes and plenty of options for redos on those features you just can’t resist trying again this newer system with more elevation requires more skills
from intermediate to master riders. Information: Located near the Starr Pass development and the JWMarriott hotel.
South of Ajo Way are the Robles trails Meet at the Richard Genser trailhead off Starr Pass Blvd for both rides. 3 30 miles depending on time and energy. Approx. 300’ - 500’ cumulative elevation gain. Bring hydration pack with
water and snacks, spare tube, patch kit and pump for all rides. Helmet and eye protection required. Gloves highly
recommended.
60902
24
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am- 1:00pm
02/25/12-02/25/12
Staff
$39.00
MB 102
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Ironwood Trails
Fees
Noncredit
Shared with bikers by runners and equestrians these trails also offer wonderful aerobic opportunities for beginners in search of some new challenges as
we cruise through the creosotes on the west side trails known more by their descriptive moniker than any official name. Information: Easy (E) to Moderate
(M) depending on distance, 4 - 8 miles of single track. Nominal elevation gain. Meet at the cul de sac of the Ironwood picnic area. Bring hydration pack
with water and snacks, spare tube patch kit and pump for all rides. Helmet and eye protection required. Gloves highly recommended.
60889
MB 103
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am-11:00am
01/28/12-01/28/12
Staff
Brown Mountain
$39.00
Noncredit
The lower trail along the east flank of Brown Mountain is not long on miles but it’s a great trail for bikers in search of skills work including switchbacks, narrow tread, abundant vegetation and tight quarters all combine for an experience requiring concentration and physical effort. Combine the
out and back trail with the swishy single track of Sweet and we’ll have a great two hour ride. Information: Moderate (M) to Difficult (MD) depending
on add ons, 3 - 12 miles of single track. Approx. 300’ cumulative gain. Bring hydration pack with water and snacks, spare tube, patch kit and pump
for all rides. Helmet and eye protection required. Gloves highly recommended.
60890
MB 120
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am-11:00am
01/14/12-01/14/12
Staff
Sweetwater Preserve
$39.00
Noncredit
Pima County’s trail crews have created 10 miles of single track, multiuse trail appropriate for bikers, hikers, trail runners and equestrians; nowhere
else in the Tucson area you can ride your bike through dense saguaro forest like those found at Sweetwater where trails are tucked into the foothills
of the Tucson Mountains pristine Sweetwater preserve. These well built trails offer a bit of everything for the intermediate rider including varied trail
surfaces to provide interest and challenge, the views of the Catalinas and the Tucsons with abundant wildlife such as the desert tortoise, coyote, and
Gila monsters. Information: Moderate (M), ~10 miles of single track for the rider with intermediate skills and good aerobic conditioning Approximate
350-foot cumulative elevation gain. Bring hydration pack with water and snacks, spare tube, patch kit and pump for all rides. Helmet and eye protection required. Gloves highly recommended.
60892
Community Campus
827
S
8:00am-11:00am
02/04/12-02/04/12
Staff
$39.00
Study Tours – J.A.U.N.T.s
ST 119B
Kitt Peak: View the Night Sky
Noncredit
Participants in this program are treated as visiting astronomers with complete access to the Visitor Center’s considerable
resources. Observe from an excellent site, dine with other astronomers, and, above all, enjoy exploring the universe.
Information: Bring water and wear walking shoes (some stairs); 7000 feet elevation - DRESS WARMLY!
60566
ST 138
Community Campus
827 T
1:00pm-11:00pm
04/03/12-04/03/12
Peck, T
Historic Hotels of Tucson
$119.00
Noncredit
Tucson has some truly special historic hotels, from the Royal Elizabeth Bed and Breakfast and the Congress Hotel downtown, to the gracious Lodge
on the Desert and the Spanish colonial Hacienda Del Sol. Oh, if only the walls could talk! Join us as we explore Tucson’s past: its people, its architecture and more. Information: Will stop for lunch (not included in fee). Bring water, sun protection and good walking shoes.
60579
ST 147
Community Campus
827
T
9:00am- 5:00pm
02/21/12-02/21/12
McArthur, P D
Casa Grande Ruins & Middle Gila Valley:Archaeology & History
$75.00
Noncredit
Tour includes an extended visit to archaeological features in the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument in Coolidge plus visits to the Grewe site
(early Hohokam village), Adamsville Ruin (late Hohokam village with platform mound and ballcourt), historic Adamsville Cemetery and settlements
along the Gila River, plus Pinal County Historical Society Museum in Florence. Bring your own picnic lunch and water.
60567
ST 149
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 5:30pm
02/07/12-02/07/12
Staff
Tucson-Marana Rock Art and Archaeology
$99.00
Noncredit
Tour will visit the Picture Rocks Hohokam petroglyphs site, Los Morteros Hohokam village with ballcourt and bedrock mortars, an upland Hohokam
village and an agricultural features’ site on slopes of the Tortolita Mountains. Bring your own picnic lunch and water, wear comfortable hiking shoes.
60605
ST 185
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 2:30pm
02/14/12-02/14/12
Staff
People and Plants of the Southwest
$99.00
Noncredit
Visit the Boyce Thompson Arboretum where we’ll learn about the special plants such as creosote, jojoba and other desert flora that continue to nourish, heal and cloth people of the Sonoran Desert. A walk through a 700 year old Salado culture pueblo (circa 1150 to 1450 AD) Besh-Ba-Gowah Archaeological Park in Globe which has one of the largest single site archaeological collections in the Southwest. Information: Bring snack, water, sun
protection, and wear comfortable walking shoes. We will stop in Globe for lunch at a Mexican restaurant (not included in fee).
60580
Community Campus
827
T
7:00am- 6:00pm
03/27/12-03/27/12
Kummerli, A
$99.00
25
Section
Code (CRN)
Section
Code (CRN)
ST 186
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Travel the “Real” Apache Trail
Fees
Noncredit
The tour travels north through Florence and the Goldfield Ghost Town where we hear the story of the poor Lost Dutchman. followed by photos at
beautiful Canyon Lake before arriving at Tortilla Flat for prickly pear ice cream. Information: Bring lunch, water, sun protection and wear comfortable
walking shoes.
60608
ST 198
Community Campus
827
T
7:00am- 6:00pm
03/20/12-03/20/12
Kummerli, A
Historic Kentucky Camp and Santa Rita Mountains Backcountry
$99.00
Noncredit
The Kentucky Mine yielded quantities of gold as early as the 1870’s, but its main claim to fame came with an attempted 1904 project to pipe water
from Bear Springs, high in the Santa Rita’s to provide a source for hydraulic mining. Our back roads route traverses highly scenic woodlands and
ranch country where we will explore remnants of the old supply line that are now part of the famous Arizona Trail and historic Kentucky Camp. Information: Short trail hikes. Bring lunch, water, sun protection, and wear hiking shoes. Return dinner stop (payment on your own). Depart Community
Campus parking lot 8 a.m. and return at 8 p.m.
60581
ST 202B
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 6:00pm
04/03/12-04/03/12
Dell, J D
Visit the Amerind Foundation & Cochise’s East Stronghold
$99.00
Noncredit
Founded in 1917, the Amerind Foundation is a private nonprofit anthropological and archeological museum dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of Native American cultures and their histories. It is located within the spectacular rock outcroppings of Texas Canyon in the Little Dragoon Mountains. Information: .5 mile nature walk. Bring lunch, water, sun protection and good hiking shoes. Entrance fee to Amerind Museum included in tour fee.
60582
ST 210
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 8:00pm
01/31/12-01/31/12
Dell, J D
Ruby and Arivaca: Towns of Arizona - Past and Present
$119.00
Noncredit
Traveling over the scenic Atascosa Mountains, to the ghost town of Ruby (elevation: 4219 feet), we’ll learn the history of the mine, the school
house,jail and Ruby Mercantile with Tallia Cahoon, who grew up there in the mining town’s heyday Then it’s on to Arivaca, where we’ll visit the
school, local cemetery, and hear the tales of Arivaca’s ties to Ruby’s mining days and meet some of the people of Arivaca present. Information: We
will walk to 3/4 mile, sometimes over rocky terrain. Bring water, snacks, lunch and wear sturdy walking shoes or boots. Entry fee included.
60568
60583
ST 216B
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
T
T
9:00am- 6:00pm
9:00am- 6:00pm
02/07/12-02/07/12
03/06/12-03/06/12
Cahoon, T M
Cahoon, T M
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West & Arizona Culinary Institute
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
We will visit the National Historic Landmark of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West, the headquarters of the Frank Lloyd Foundation and School of
Architecture and marvel at Wright’s ability to intergrate indoor and outdoor spaces. Then it is on to the Arizona Culinary Institute, where we enjoy its
delicacies and then on to a final stop at the Basha Gallery of Western American and Native American Art. Information: Bring water, snacks and wear
comfortable walking shoes. Lunch and museum fees included in the class fee.
60584
ST 216E
Community Campus
827
T
7:00am- 6:00pm
02/28/12-02/28/12
Kummerli, A
Desert Botanical Gardens and the Heard Museum
$119.00
Noncredit
Join us as we travel north to Phoenix for a day of plants, glass sculpture and Native American culture. First, we’ll tour the Desert Botanical Gardens.
Tour included the Desert Botanical Garden and Heard Museum. Information: Bring water, snacks and wear comfortable walking shoes. Entry costs
are included in the class fee.
60811
ST 224B
Community Campus
827
T
7:30am- 6:00pm
02/14/12-02/14/12
Staff
Alpacas, Vineyards and the Historic Empire Ranch
$119.00
Noncredit
Experience the small historic towns of Patagonia, Sonoita and Elgin as we travel east of the Santa Rita Mountains. Stops include an alpaca ranch,
Elgin vineyards with a stop for wine tasting at one of the wineries, and then on to the historic Empire Mountain Ranch, established in 1876, with its
fortified adobe structures and high ceiling Victorian rooms. Information: We will stop for lunch in Sonoita (not included in the fee). Bring water, sun
protection and wear good walking shoes.
60585
ST 225
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 5:00pm
01/17/12-01/17/12
Kummerli, A
Patagonia Mines and Ghost Towns
$99.00
Noncredit
A history exploring trip through the scenic Patagonia Mountains and the border country of the San Rafeal Valley with its vast grasslands. We’ll visit
ghost mining camps of Harshaw, Trench Camp, Mowry, Washington Camp, Duquesne and Lochiel in the heart of Arizona’s earliest silver and lead
mining districts. Information: Bring lunch, water, and sun protection. Some short walks on old mining roads. Wear hiking shoes. We’ll stop for dinner on the return (not included in fee).
60586
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 8:00pm
01/24/12-01/24/12
Dell, J D
$99.00
For complete course information and updates, go to www.pima.edu/continuinged.
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ST 248
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Coronado National Memorial and Huachuca Mtns Backcountry
Fees
Noncredit
The first leg of this educational trip takes us high into the pines of the Huachuca Mountains via Carr Canyon Road to Reef Town site, a mining and
logging camp of the early 1900’s. A short hike will help us explore the mine ruins and their history. Information: 1 mile hike. Bring lunch, water, sun
protection, and good walking shoes. Hiking poles helpful We’ll stop for dinner on the return (not included in registration fee).
60587
ST 252B
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 8:00pm
01/24/12-01/24/12
Dell, J D
The Dragoon Mtns Western Front & Cochise’s Council Rock
$99.00
Noncredit
This back road trip takes us through the spectacular rock cliffs and spires of the rugged west escarpments of the Dragoon Mountains. The route
winds its way through a scenic oak-grassland biotic community on its way into what was once the Apache’s formidable west stronghold. Information:
Bring lunch, water, sun protection, and good hiking shoes. We’ll stop for dinner in nearby Tombstone (not included in registration fee).
60588
ST 252D
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 8:00pm
01/17/12-01/17/12
Dell, J D
Black Hills Backcountry Scenic Byway and the Gila River
$99.00
Noncredit
This scenic wild land, managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), is located between Safford and Clifton in southeastern Arizona. The
Byway is managed in cooperation with Graham and Greenlee Counties and the Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Corp. Information: Bring lunch,
water, and sun protection. We’ll stop for dinner on the return (not included in registration fee).
60589
ST 252H
Community Campus
827
T
7:00am- 8:00pm
01/31/12-01/31/12
Dell, J D
A Traverse of the Old Mt. Lemmon Control Road
$99.00
Noncredit
Starting from Oracle and the historic site of American Flag the road traverses through cattle and mining country on its 28 mile route to Summerhaven and Mt. Lemmon’s Ski Area (southernmost in the U.S. Information: Bring lunch, water, and sun protection.
60590
ST 254
Community Campus
827
T
9:00am- 6:00pm
03/27/12-03/27/12
Dell, J D
Cochise County Ghost Town Trail
$99.00
Noncredit
We’ll walk through history, learning about the colorful past and seeing the remaining present ghost towns from the 1800’s heydays of Cochise
County. We’ll drive east of Benson and southeast to the scenic settings of Dragoon Springs, Cochise, Pearce, Courtland and Gleeson. Information:
Bring lunch, water and sun protection.
60576
ST 255
Community Campus
827
T
7:30am- 5:30pm
03/20/12-03/20/12
Dell, J D
Natural and Cultural History of Chiricahua National Monument
$99.00
Noncredit
One of Arizona’s most scenic and spectacular areas located in the Chiricahua Mountains of southeast Arizona where we learn about diverse vegetation, wildfire, volcanic origins, and some of its geology as we travel from Rhyolite Canyon (5400 feet) to pine forested Massai Point (7000 feet).
We’ll walk the Massai Nature Trail and get into its maze of rock pinnacles, hoodoos, and huge balanced rocks and the Silver Spur Meadow Trail to
historic Faraway Ranch to learn about this area’s cultural history. Information: 1/2 to 3/4 mile hike. Bring lunch, snacks, water and sun protection
and wear good hiking shoes. We’ll stop for dinner on the return (not included in registration fee).
60755
ST 265B
Community Campus
827
T
7:00am- 8:00pm
02/28/12-02/28/12
Dell, J D
Florence Home Tour
$99.00
Noncredit
Join us for the 2010 Historic Home Tour of Florence. Established in 1866 overlooking the Gila River, Florence is the fifth oldest town in Arizona.
60577
ST 275B
Community Campus
827
S
8:30am- 5:30pm
02/11/12-02/11/12
Kummerli, H
Apache Pass, Butterfield Overland Stage Trail & Fort Bowie
$119.00
Noncredit
Visit the National Historic Site East of Willcox and the Sulphur Springs Valley and take a 3-mile hike on a well maintained trail to and from Fort
Bowie where we will walk historic grounds of a key military post during the Apache Wars of the 1800’s, including the Butterfield Stage Station,
Apache Springs, and the old post cemetery to the site of the Battle of Apache Pass (1862). Participants walk through the ruins and visit the National
Park visitor center on site. Information: Bring lunch, snacks, water and sun protection. Wear good hiking shoes; bring a day pack. We’ll stop for dinner on the return (not included in registration fee).
60592
ST 288A
Community Campus
827
T
7:00am- 8:00pm
03/06/12-03/06/12
Dell, J D
Canelo Hills, Parker Canyon Lake, and the San Rafael Valley
$99.00
Noncredit
From Sonoita we’ll head south through scenic ranch country to the little hamlet of Canelo and it’s tiny Nature Conservancy on our way to Canelo Pass
and into the northern reaches of the sprawling grasslands of the San Rafael Valley and the headwaters of the Santa Cruz River. This is a loop trip that
will take us back to the beautiful jewel of Parker Canyon Lake, returning on a scenic route via State Highway 83 along the western foothills of the
Huachuca Mountains. Information: Bring lunch, water, and sun protection. We’ll stop for dinner on the return (not included in registration fee)
60578
Community Campus
827
T
7:30am- 5:30pm
02/21/12-02/21/12
Staff
$99.00
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Section
Code (CRN)
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Walking Tour/Natural History
WT 101
Birds of Tucson
Noncredit
Well known and little known bird watching spots in and around Tucson will be revealed. Information: Bring water, snacks and binoculars.
8:00 a.m. - noon
60893
WT 102
Northwest Campus
NWC
W
8:00am- 3:00pm
03/14/12-03/14/12
Staff
Surprising Marana
$39.00
Noncredit
Discover the prehistory, history, and natural history of Marana and the environment surrounding the town. Information: Bring water, lunch, snacks
and binoculars for a full-day adventure.
60894
WT 103
Northwest Campus
NWC
W
8:00am- 3:00pm
02/15/12-02/15/12
Staff
Ironwood Forest National Monument
$39.00
Noncredit
THe newest and least known national monument in Tucson is rich with mining history, plans and wildlife. Information: Bring water, lunch, snacks
and binoculars for a full-day adventure.
60895
WT 104
Northwest Campus
NWC
W
8:00am- 4:00pm
02/29/12-02/29/12
Staff
Natural History of the Tortolita Mountains
$39.00
Noncredit
Sampling both Arizona upland and dry riparian life zones, the natural history of the small range to the east of Marana discloses life within.
Information: Bring water, snacks and binoculars.
60896
WT 105
Northwest Campus
NWC
W
8:00am- 2:00pm
03/07/12-03/07/12
Staff
Bufflegrass: What's It All About
$39.00
Noncredit
Onsite learning of the biology, history, extent and eradication efforts of this major Tucson threat. Walkers will visit severe infestation areas as well as
some successful areas of eradication. Information: Bring water, lunch, snacks and binoculars for a full-day adventure.
60897
WT 106
Northwest Campus
NWC
W
8:00am- 3:00pm
02/22/12-02/22/12
Staff
Sonoran Desert Sampler
$39.00
Noncredit
Natural history basics of three Sonora Desert landscapes: Upland Arizona desert, lowland desert, and riparian desert. Walkers will learn the common
trees, bushes, cacti and birds of the Tucson basin. Information: Bring water, lunch, snacks and binoculars for a full-day adventure.
60898
Northwest Campus
NWC
W
8:00am- 3:00pm
03/21/12-03/21/12
Staff
$39.00
CEU Computer Software Applications
Instructor-led training is the most dominant method of Information Technology training. Our partnership
with New Horizons Computer Learning Centers allows learners to continue their skill development
beyond Level 1 with the exceptional instructor-led classes for desktop applications and technical training.
Classes are available on the east side at New Horizons and on the west side at Community Campus. See
page 7 for more details. For class times, location and fees, check the noncredit schedule of classes at
www.pima.edu/continuinged or call (520) 206-6579.
Register Now! Continuing Education is supported by participant fees. Minimum enroll-
ments are established for each course. A decision to cancel a course due to low enrollment is made five
to seven days before the start of the class.
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These courses are designed to increase your understanding of yourself and others. You will be
guided through life transitions from birth to retirement. Our Pima for Kids courses use the
senses of developing children and channels their curiosity to create, build and experiment with
guidance. Workforce preparation workshops and SAT preparation courses for young adults
also are available.
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Finance & Investment
FI 111
Dow Jones for Beginners!
Noncredit
Learn fundamentals of the financial markets. Get answers to questions you’ve always wanted to ask and learn investment strategies for more income
and cash flow.
60496
FI 315
Community Campus
827
S
9:00am-12:30pm
02/11/12-02/11/12
Keller, A
How to Become a Better Investor
$49.00
Noncredit
Gain more contrl of your investments and avoid repeating the same mistakes which negatively impact returns. Learn guidelines to help you control
your emotions.
60607
FI 460
Community Campus
827
S
9:00am-12:30pm
02/18/12-02/18/12
Keller, A
Living Trust Portfolios Done Right
$49.00
Noncredit
Learn how to avoid probate while preserving assets and maximizing estate values. Learn what sets a great trust portfolio apart from the rest.
60502
60503
FI 510
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
S
S
10:00am- 2:30pm
10:00am- 2:30pm
01/28/12-01/28/12
04/14/12-04/14/12
MacKinnon, W T
MacKinnon, W T
Purchasing a Home
$49.00
$49.00
Noncredit
Learn important real estate principles and the legal information you need to know when purchasing your largest asset. From searching for your
“dream” home, to getting an appraisal, obtaining a loan and closing.
60497
Community Campus
827
W
6:00pm- 9:00pm
03/28/12-03/28/12
Staff
$29.00
PD 255A Communication with Animals I
Noncredit
Awaken your natural ability to communicate with animals. Become aware of the different ways our bodies and minds receive the animal’s information,
discover methods of working with animals, information gathering, long distance communication, behavioral modification and overcoming obstacles.
60498
Journey to Healing
HEALNG
S
10:00am- 3:00pm
02/04/12-02/04/12
Johns, L L
PD 255B Communication with Animals: Level II
$59.00
Noncredit
Continuation of Communication with Animals I. Support animal healing on a deeper level.
60499
Journey to Healing
HEALNG
S
10:00am- 3:00pm
03/03/12-03/03/12
Johns, L L
PD 256A Energy Healing for Your Pets
$59.00
Noncredit
Work with subtle energy fields to enhance and balance your pet’s physical and emotional body. Topics include sending divine energy through clear intent.
60500
Journey to Healing
HEALNG
S
10:00am- 3:00pm
04/07/12-04/07/12
Johns, L L
$59.00zz
View the noncredit class schedule, register and pay anytime and anywhere at
www.pima.edu/continuinged.
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Foundations of Family
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Youth Programs
Dance
DA 910
Toddler Dance: Ages 2-3
Noncredit
Introduce your child to the world of dance. Develop rhythm and improve motor skills while learning the basics of ballet, tap and jazz.
60520
60523
60524
60521
Flor de Liz Dance Inc.
863
863
863
863
W
S
S
W
11:30am-12:15pm
10:45am-11:30am
10:45am-11:30am
11:30am-12:15pm
01/11/12-03/07/12
01/14/12-03/03/12
03/17/12-05/05/12
03/21/12-05/09/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
DA 920A Pre-Ballet I: Ages 4-6
$69.00
$69.00
$69.00
$69.00
Noncredit
Introduce your child to music, rhythm and movement with an emphasis on self-expression. Performance opportunity available.
60514
60515
DA 924
863
863
M
S
4:00pm- 4:45pm
9:45am-10:30am
01/09/12-03/05/12
01/14/12-03/03/12
Staff
Staff
Ballet Basics: Ages 7-10
$69.00
$69.00
Noncredit
Learn the fundamentals of classical ballet. Combinations of movements are introduced and dance vocabulary is reinforced.
60519
863
W
6:00pm- 7:00pm
01/11/12-03/07/12
Staff
DA 924A Ballet Basics: Ages 7-10
$73.00
Noncredit
Learn the fundamentals of classical ballet. Combinations of movements are introduced and dance vocabulary is reinforced.
60525
863
S
9:30am-10:30am
01/14/12-03/03/12
Staff
DA 930A Pre-Tap and Jazz: Ages 4-6
$73.00
Noncredit
Introduce your child to music, rhythm and movement with this fun but challenging style of dance. Performance opportunity available.
60526
863
S
9:45am-10:30am
01/14/12-03/03/12
Staff
DA 930B Hip Hop and Jazz Basics: Ages 7-12
$69.00
Noncredit
Fun, energetic and artistic movement performed to popular music. Improves coordination, posture and flexibility while toning your entire body.
60516
60517
863
863
M
T
5:00pm- 6:00pm
5:00pm- 6:00pm
01/09/12-03/05/12
01/10/12-03/06/12
Staff
Staff
DA 930D Hip Hop and Jazz Basics: Teens
$73.00
$73.00
Noncredit
Fun, energetic and artistic movement performed to popular music. Improves coordination, posture and flexibility while toning your entire body.
60518
DA 931
863
T
6:00pm- 7:00pm
01/10/12-03/06/12
Staff
Tap Basics: Ages 7-12
$73.00
Noncredit
Learn rhythm, basic tap progressions and the fundamentals of both classic Broadway-style tap and the more updated modern styles! Develop your
self- confidence, poise and improve coordination. Performance opportunity available.
60522
863
Th
6:30pm- 7:30pm
01/12/12-03/08/12
Staff
$73.00
Do It Yourself
DY 905
School Smarts or Strategies for Student Success: Age 12-16
Noncredit
What tools do you need to be a successful student? Most of us have not been taught how to study. Learn the skills that lead to success in school
such as: test-taking tips, goal setting, time management, note-taking tips and organizational skills.
60527
30
Community Campus
827
S
9:00am- noon
03/17/12-03/24/12
Perkins, S E
$60.00
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Exercise, Sports & Games
EX 971
Karate Kids: Ages 5-12
Noncredit
Learn the traditional martial arts skills while focusing on self-esteem, self-confidence, self-discipline, respect, goal-setting and physical fitness.
Self-defense, using hand strikes, foot strikes and kicks, is taught in a fun, safe atmosphere with an emphasis on when it is appropriate to use these
skills and when it is not.
60506
60507
Kodenkan Academy
Kodenkan Academy
EX 972A
KODENK
KODENK
TTh
TTh
4:00pm- 4:50pm
4:00pm- 4:50pm
02/02/12-02/28/12
03/06/12-03/29/12
Staff
Staff
Introduction to Jujitsu: Ages 5-13
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
The study of Jujitsu (Japanese for gentle art) focuses on using an opponents own force against them. Used primarily for self-defense, Jujitsu incorporates throws, pins and escape techniques.
60508
60509
Kodenkan Academy
Kodenkan Academy
EX 974
KODENK
KODENK
MW
MW
4:00pm- 4:50pm
4:00pm- 4:50pm
03/05/12-03/28/12
04/02/12-04/25/12
Staff
Staff
Lil’ Dragon Martial Arts: Ages 4-7
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
This fun-filled, energetic class combines exercise, games, martial arts skills, respect, cooperation, listening skills, and important safety lessons into
a dynamic 30-minute lesson. Classes are taught in a fun, safe atmosphere with an emphasis on when it is appropriate to use the basic safety skills
and when it is not.
60511
60512
60513
Kodenkan Academy
Kodenkan Academy
Kodenkan Academy
EX 984
KODENK
KODENK
KODENK
MW
TTh
S
5:00pm- 5:30pm
4:30pm- 5:00pm
2:00pm- 3:00pm
02/06/12-02/29/12
03/06/12-03/29/12
04/07/12-04/28/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Family Karate: Ages 8+
$54.00
$54.00
$54.00
Noncredit
Karate teaches traditional martial arts skills while focusing on self-defense, self-confidence, respect, goal-setting and physical fitness. Hand strikes,
foot strikes, and kicks are taught in a fun, safe atmosphere with an emphasis on when it is appropriate to use these skills and when it is not.
60510
Kodenkan Academy
KODENK
MW
5:00pm- 5:50pm
04/02/12-04/25/12
Staff
$99.00
Health & Safety
HS 901
Babysitter’s Safety Training: Ages 11-15
Noncredit
Provides the information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children in the absence of parents or adult guardians. This
training will help you develop skills in these five critical areas: leadership, safety and safe play, basic care, first aid and professionalism.
60528
Community Campus
827
S
8:30am- 3:30pm
02/04/12-02/04/12
Staff
$55.00
Parenting & Families
PA 984
Typing I- Keyboarding: Ages 8-12
Noncredit
Learn computer keyboard layout, correct finger/ hand positioning and basic touch- typing techniques through personalized exercises, exciting
games, friendly encouragement and instant feedback. With these fundamentals mastered, you can create anything you need.
60504
Community Campus
PA 998
827
S
9:00am- 1:00pm
01/14/12-01/14/12
Howe, V
SAT Preparation: Adult/Teen
$49.00
Noncredit
The SAT is the test used by most colleges as an important factor in admission decisions. There are three SAT sections: Math, Critical Reading and
Writing. Information: Course fee includes Official SAT Student Study Guide including 10 practice tests.
60505
Community Campus
827
S
noon - 4:00pm
01/21/12-02/18/12
Howe, V
$189.00
Writing
WR 902
Word Play! Creative Writing: Ages 8-12
Noncredit
Have fun with writing and words. Let your imagination fly with creative ideas to get you started.
60501
Community Campus
827
S
10:00am- noon
04/14/12-04/28/12
Drury, D C
$65.00
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Section
Code (CRN)
Get the help that you need to achieve your fitness, nutrition and well-being goals. Courses include
stress reduction; balance and flexibility; dance; cardiovascular (cardio) exercise; fitness for kids;
pain intervention; nutrition and more. Meet your goals while sharing the journey with others.
Section
Code (CRN)
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Cooking & Food
CF 403
Nutrition Workshop: Diabetes
Noncredit
Do you have diabetes or know someone who does? Learn the significance of a healthy diet for diabetes management. We will prepare and share a light
meal of Southwestern foods while discussing portion sizes, low carbohydrate substitutions in recipes and symptom management of hypoglycemia.
60795
Mercado San Agustin
MSAGUT F
9:30am-12:30pm
03/30/12-03/30/12
Staff
$49.00
Dance
DA 621
Belly Dance
Noncredit
Discover the Egyptian/Lebanese style of Belly Dance, an elegant and exciting way to move. Practice basic movements, arm and hand combinations, and
drum rhythms.
60717
60718
60719
Community Campus
Community Campus
Community Campus
827
827
827
W
W
W
7:00pm- 8:30pm
7:00pm- 8:30pm
7:00pm- 8:30pm
01/18/12-02/15/12
02/29/12-04/04/12
04/11/12-05/09/12
Ferguson, K
Ferguson, K
Ferguson, K
DA 710A Ballet I
$79.00
$79.00
$79.00
Noncredit
This introduction to ballet for fun and fitness is designed for teens through mature adults. Learn the basic ballet steps and combinations, including barre
work, center practice and across-the-floor movements; vocabulary and stretches also included. Information: Ballet shoes and active wear recommended.
60774
60775
863
863
M
S
6:45pm- 7:45pm
8:00am- 9:00am
01/09/12-03/05/12
01/14/12-03/03/12
Staff
Staff
$73.00
$73.00
Exercise, Sports & Games
EX 075
Complete Beginning Pool/Pocket Billiards Fundamentals
Noncredit
Playing good pool is all about developing solid fundamentals. Designed for beginning, intermediate and some advanced players, this class is recommended
for all individuals who need to understand, develop, and/or correct their pocket billiards fundamentals.
60819
60776
EX 076
UofA, Wilburs’ Game Room
UAWGR
UAWGR
Su
Su
11:00am- 5:00pm
11:00am- 5:00pm
02/05/12-02/05/12
03/25/12-03/25/12
MacKinnon, W T
MacKinnon, W T
Complete Intermediate Pool/Pocket Billiards Including
$79.00
$79.00
Noncredit
Position Play This class is designed for the advanced beginner, intermediate player, or advanced player who has either completed Complete Beginning
Pool or who can demonstrate solid knowledge of pool fundamentals. This intermediate level course will cover the stop shot, using follow and draw properly,
effective speed control, deflection and throw, the proper use of English (side spin), proper pattern and position play, multiple types of safeties, basic banking
and kicking, and the mental game of pool. Prerequisite(s): Complete Beginning Pool or equivalent knowledge.
60777
EX 201A
UAWGR
Su
11:00am- 5:00pm
04/29/12-04/29/12
MacKinnon, W T
Golf: Intermediate Level
$79.00
Noncredit
Practice putting, pitching and chipping, handling trouble shots and strategy. Explore what equipment improves your game, proper use of clubs and sports
psychology. Information: Range fee; golf clubs available for rent.
60730
32
Forty Niner Country Club
720
S
10:00am- noon
03/03/12-03/17/12
Lusk, J W
$65.00
EX 201C
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Golf Clinic II
Fees
Noncredit
Improve your golf swing by working on basic set-up and swing principles with irons and woods. An individualized swing analysis and correction will be
provided. Information: Range fee.
60731
60732
EX 215
720
720
Th
S
11:00am- noon
10:00am-11:00am
02/09/12-02/16/12
03/24/12-03/31/12
Lusk, J W
Lusk, J W
Golf: Beginning Level
$65.00
$65.00
Noncredit
Learn the fundamentals of golf, including grip, stance, set-up, full swing progression, chipping and putting; includes golf game rules and etiquette.
Information: Range fee; golf clubs available for rent.
60813
60727
60728
60729
EX 280
720
720
720
720
S
S
S
S
10:00am- noon
1:00pm- 3:00pm
noon - 2:00pm
9:00am-11:00am
01/14/12-01/29/12
02/04/12-02/18/12
04/07/12-04/21/12
05/05/12-05/19/12
Lusk, J W
Lusk, J W
Lusk, J W
Lusk, J W
Adult Tennis: Absolute Beginner/Novice
$65.00
$65.00
$65.00
$65.00
Noncredit
Learn fundamental strokes, ball control, court etiquette and rules, demo racquets available for use. USPTA certified tennis pros.
60685
60691
60688
60689
60686
60692
60699
60690
60687
60693
EX 281
Ft. Lowell Tennis Center
993
993
993
993
993
993
993
993
993
993
T
S
M
M
T
S
M
M
T
S
6:30pm- 7:30pm
10:30am-11:30am
10:30am-11:30am
10:30am-11:30am
6:30pm- 7:30pm
10:30am-11:30am
9:00am-10:30am
10:30am-11:30am
6:30pm- 7:30pm
10:30am-11:30am
01/17/12-02/14/12
01/21/12-02/18/12
01/23/12-02/20/12
02/27/12-03/26/12
02/28/12-03/27/12
03/03/12-03/31/12
04/09/12-05/07/12
04/09/12-05/07/12
04/10/12-05/08/12
04/14/12-05/12/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Adult Tennis: Advance Beginner/Intermediate With Play
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
Noncredit
Emphasis on fundamental stroke technique, development of effective shot combinations and spins, singles/doubles strategy and tactics. Taught by
USPTA certified tennis pros.
60694
60700
60697
60698
60695
60701
60474
60696
60702
EX 306
993
993
993
993
993
993
993
993
993
W
S
M
M
W
S
M
W
S
6:30pm- 8:00pm
9:00am-10:30am
9:00am-10:30am
9:00am-10:30am
6:30pm- 8:00pm
9:00am-10:30am
9:00am-10:30am
6:30pm- 8:00pm
9:00am-10:30am
01/18/12-02/15/12
01/21/12-02/18/12
01/23/12-02/20/12
02/27/12-03/26/12
02/29/12-03/28/12
03/03/12-03/31/12
04/09/12-05/07/12
04/11/12-05/09/12
04/14/12-05/12/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Sprint Triathlon Prep
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
$55.00
Noncredit
This class provides a comprehensive training plan to get you to the starting line. Program includes a comprehensive 9- week sprint triathlon training
program, clinics for swimming biking, running and transitions, weekly swim, bike and run workouts with mentors.
60838
EX 609
Community Campus
3TBA
SSu
8:00am-10:00am
02/04/12-03/31/12
Staff
Women’s Self-Defense Weekend
$399.00
Noncredit
This two-day course is designed to empower and educate women and involves mature subject matter regarding sexual assault. Class fee covers lecture,
practical instruction and training. Information: Wear comfortable exercise clothing.
60708
EX 633
Kodenkan of Tucson Martial
9C0
SSu
10:00am-12:30pm
03/03/12-03/04/12
Staff
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)
$39.00
Noncredit
MMA incorporates traditional martial arts values with a contemporary mix of martial arts and is derived from Jujitsu, Judo and Kickboxing. Light/medium
contact focuses on strikes, kicks, throws and grappling with safety for self and partner as primary concern.
60713
60714
60715
60716
9C0
9C0
9C0
9C0
MW
MW
MW
MW
8:00pm- 9:30pm
8:00pm- 9:30pm
8:00pm- 9:30pm
8:00pm- 9:30pm
01/04/12-01/30/12
02/06/12-02/29/12
03/05/12-03/28/12
04/02/12-04/25/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
$99.00
$99.00
$99.00
$99.00
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Section
Code (CRN)
Section
Code (CRN)
EX 634
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Cardio Karate/Kickboxing
Fees
Noncredit
Exercise in a high-energy, music-filled environment while learning boxing moves, kickboxing techniques and karate basics.
60707
60705
60706
60704
EX 639
9C0
9C0
9C0
9C0
MW
MW
MW
MW
7:00pm- 8:00pm
7:00pm- 8:00pm
7:00pm- 8:00pm
7:00pm- 8:00pm
01/04/12-01/30/12
02/06/12-02/29/12
03/05/12-03/28/12
04/02/12-04/25/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Batto-Do: Way of the Japanese Sword
$45.00
$45.00
$45.00
$45.00
Noncredit
Learn the traditional Japanese martial art of the samurai sword. Benefits are improved mental focus, concentration, and a sense of peace and calmness
even in the face of adversity.
60483
60709
60710
60711
60712
EX 702
9C0
9C0
9C0
9C0
9C0
S
S
S
S
S
3:00pm- 4:00pm
3:00pm- 4:00pm
3:00pm- 4:00pm
3:00pm- 4:00pm
3:00pm- 4:00pm
01/07/12-01/28/12
01/07/12-01/28/12
02/04/12-02/25/12
03/10/12-03/31/12
04/07/12-04/28/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Yoga for Pregnancy
$99.00
$99.00
$99.00
$99.00
$99.00
Noncredit
Practice yoga stretches, breathing and relaxation techniques in a supportive environment to move through your pregnancy and birth with greater ease and
confidence.
60737
60738
EX 703
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
YOGA
YOGA
Th
Th
5:00pm- 6:15pm
5:00pm- 6:15pm
02/02/12-03/08/12
03/15/12-04/19/12
Staff
Staff
Yoga and Relaxation for Beginners
$60.00
$60.00
Noncredit
Improve strength, balance and flexibility. Breathe and relax deeply, bringing body and mind into harmony.
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60749
60752
60753
60750
60751
EX 719
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
M
M
Th
F
T
W
8:30am- 9:45am
6:00pm- 7:15pm
10:00am-11:15am
8:30am- 9:45am
8:30am- 9:45am
5:30pm- 6:45pm
01/23/12-02/27/12
01/23/12-02/27/12
01/26/12-03/01/12
03/02/12-04/06/12
03/06/12-04/10/12
03/07/12-04/11/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Yoga for Back Care
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
Noncredit
A gentle, effective approach to strengthening the back, improving body posture and coping with stress. Simple, practical techniques for alleviating neck
and back pain, while moving at your own pace and comfort.
60733
60734
60735
60736
EX 725
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
M
Th
M
Th
4:30pm- 5:40pm
3:30pm- 4:40pm
4:30pm- 5:40pm
4:30pm- 5:40pm
01/09/12-02/13/12
01/12/12-02/16/12
02/13/12-03/19/12
02/23/12-03/29/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Gentle Yoga
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
Noncredit
Gentle restorative yoga for balancing, renewing and stress reduction using warm-ups, revitalizing yoga poses, breath-work and relaxation techniques.
Designed for individuals who feel a beginning class may be too strenuous or those with special concerns.
60739
60741
60743
60745
60740
60742
60744
60746
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
The Yoga Connection
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
YOGA
W
Th
F
Su
W
Th
F
Su
10:00am-11:15am
10:30am-11:45am
10:00am-11:15am
8:30am- 9:45am
10:00am-11:15am
10:30am-11:45am
10:00am-11:15am
8:30am- 9:45am
01/18/12-02/22/12
01/19/12-02/23/12
01/20/12-02/24/12
01/22/12-02/26/12
02/29/12-04/04/12
03/01/12-04/05/12
03/02/12-04/06/12
03/11/12-04/22/12
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
View the noncredit class schedule, register and pay anytime
and anywhere at
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$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
Campus/Site
Bldg/Rm
Days
Time
Dates
Instructor
Fees
Health & Safety
HS 730
First Aid, CPR Continual Compressions and AED
Noncredit
Learn basic first aid to help victims while waiting for professional help, as well as techniques to immediately treat injured people so that they are
more likely to fully recuperate after being assessed and treated professionally. Topics covered include: CPR, fractures, poisoning, burns, shock and
heat stroke, as well as the new continuous CPR method.
60549
Community Campus
827
T
8:00am- 5:00pm
02/07/12-02/07/12
Staff
$125.00
In & Around The Southwest
SW 266
Southwest Geology
Noncredit
Explore the events and geologic processes responsible for the stunning beauty of the deserts, plateaus and mountains. Students will mix classroom lecture
with outdoor learning. Information: Excursion dates will be determined by the class. Wear hiking shoes. Bring water, snack, lunch to excursions.
60841
SW 310
Community Campus
827
T
9:00am- noon
02/14/12-04/17/12
Staff
Global Positioning Systems
$95.00
Noncredit
You will never be lost again! Learn to operate a Global Positioning System (GPS) Navigation unit. Perfect for any outdoor activity.
60808
SW 849
Community Campus
827
F
9:30am-12:30pm
05/11/12-05/11/12
Staff
Survival with Nothing
$49.00
Noncredit
We start the day in the desert learning and practicing the skills necessary to make tools from stones, to provide food, to build shelter and make fire. We will
conclude our day with “The Final Test”, applying or combining knowledge to provide what we need to survive with no modern tools or gear.
60807
Community Campus
827
FS
Online Career Training
Courses are self-paced and students are
allowed six months to complete a course. For
additional information, see Online Learning on
page 37, email [email protected] or call
(520) 206-6579.
• Administrative Dental Assistant
• Medical Billing and Coding
• Medical Terminology and Transcription
• Pharmacy Technician
• Nutrition
• Personal Fitness Trainer
• Advanced Hospital Coding & CCS Prep
8:30am- 4:30pm
04/20/12-04/21/12
Staff
$139.00
Skilled Trades and
Industrial Online Career
Training Courses are self-paced
and students are allowed six months to
complete a course. For additional information,
see page 37, email [email protected] or
call (520) 206-6579.
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Biofuel Production Operations
Building Analyst Quick Start
Freight Broker/Agent
Power Plant Operations
Indoor Air Quality
Home Inspection
Wind Energy Apprentice
Sustainability Professional
HVAC Technician
Principles of Green Buidlings
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Section
Code (CRN)
Entrepreneurship Boot Camp
BU 611 Financial Management for Business Owners
Gain an insight into financing a business, the role numbers
play in running a business and the responsibilities of a chief
financial officer. Includes accounting principles and analysis
of financial statements; building a scorecard, analyzing and
developing solutions to financial problems; profit and cash
flow management; dealing with creditors in a cash crunch
and financial decision-making tools.
60845 Saturday 8 a.m.-noon 1/21/12-2/25/12 Fee: $125
BU 613 Leadership Skills and Organization
Development Strategy
Learn the similarities and the differences between management,
leadership and supervisory skills to effectively create an organization in which the staff performs at the level of excellence.
Includes recruiting and promoting from within; developing a
clear organizational hierarchy; creating and documenting
company processes; developing and communicating vision
and mission; identifying employee needs and goals; linking
company culture to customer service and satisfaction; communicating share ownership to staff; employee training programs
and career path development.
BU 615 Marketing/Sales, Competitive Analysis/Response
Overview of marketing, sales and customer service strategies;
understanding customer needs and competition factors.
Includes decision-making strategies on expanding; online
marketing and social networking; building a customer database; customer satisfaction surveys; marketing image; building and managing a sales pipeline database; account
management and follow up.
BU 625 Long-Term Planning and Goal Setting
Learn how to set goals, develop, communicate, follow up and
execute a business plan. Includes employee surveys; reviewing
history, assessing current conditions and drawing conclusions;
reviewing strengths and weaknesses; evaluating opportunities; developing strategies and action plans for internal
improvement and addressing external opportunities.
BU 629 Business Administration Overview
Understand the role and implementation of human resources;
tax reporting of financial statements and who should receive
the financial reports. Learn the similarities and differences
between “working on the business” and “working in the business”; setting up and working with a board of directors; covering insurable risks; building internal financial controls;
formalizing the purchasing function; and management relationships with customers and outside parties.
BU 650 Building Business Model & Value Proposition
Introduction to the components of a business model and
value proposition. Includes logistics and traffic management;
product storage; customer payment; profitability; geographic
expansion; benefits of a Web site; warranties; customer service
and product support; how to differentiate from the competition
and more.
60851 Saturday 1-5 p.m. 5/12/12-6/9/12 Fee: $90
Register for all seven workshops for $500 or three
workshops for $250.
60847 Saturday 1-5 p.m. 3/3/12-3/31/12 Fee: $90
BU 620 The Challenges of Business Growth
Learn the components of a successful business and the impact of growth. Includes strategic and financial plans for
growth; hiring decisions and standards; formalizing the
human resources function; planning for additional office
space; significance of a database and reporting system; role
of the board of directors; improving accountability; communication tools; internal training needs for staff and management;
how to develop a clear organizational hierarchy, and reporting
relationships.
60855 Saturday 1-5 p.m. 4/7/12-5/5/12 Fee: $90
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This project is funded by a grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). SBA’s funding should not be construed as an endorsement
of any products, opinions, or services. All SBA-funded projects are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made, if requested at least
two weeks in advance. Contact the campus Disabled Students Resource
(DSR) office at 206-6688 to begin the accommodation request process.
For more information call 206-6322
Online Learning
Online Learning
Complete an online course at the times most convenient for you. Choose between
a six to eight week instructor-led personal education class and a self-paced career
training class. Try taking Speed Spanish, Grant Writing, Microsoft Office or
Creating a Web page class. Additional classes are added monthly based on
consumer demand. Search the catalog at www.ed2go.com/pima.
6-Month Online Learning
Career Training Programs
Prepare for employment in some of today’s hottest careers with a comprehensive, affordable and self paced online Career Training Program. You can begin
these programs at any time and learn at your own pace. Upon successful completion of all required coursework, you will receive a Certificate of Completion.
Features:
• Facilitators and mentors are available to answer questions
and help you through your studies
• Career Counselors will help you prepare for the transition
from the classroom to the workplace
• All materials, workbooks and software are included
• Payment plans are available
Programs are available in the following areas:
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Business and Professional
Healthcare and Fitness
Management and Corporate
Media and Design
Hospitality and Gaming
Skilled Trades and Industrial
Information Technology and Software Development
Pharmacy Technician
Medical Coding and Billing
Medical Transcription
Six Sigma Black Belt
How to get started:
Registration for online Career Training classes is a two step process:
Step 1: Select your class and register with
gatlineducation.com/pima.
Step 2: Register and pay
Tip: Ask your employer for reimbursement on these courses. Most
of these career training courses qualify for CEU and may be available
for workforce training assistance.
NEW! Career training/CEU/Certificate programs available in: Multimedia Arts, Marketing Design, Medical Billing and Coding, Personal Trainer,
Forensic Computer Examiner and Video Game Design. For more information, go to www.gatlineducation.com/pima. Financing options are
also available.
More courses are available. Search the online catalog
at www.gatlineducation.com/pima.
6-Week Online Courses
Our online instructors are famous for their ability to create warm and
supportive communities of learners. Each course is led by an instructor
and designed to be informative, fun, convenient and highly interactive.
All of our courses can be completed entirely from your home or office
during any time of the day or night.
Features:
• Courses run for six weeks (with a 10 day grace period at the end).
• Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, handson assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links and more.
How to Get Started:
1. Go to www.ed2go.com/pima
2. Click the Courses link, choose the department and course title
you are interested in and select the Enroll Now button. Follow
the instructions to enroll and pay for your course. Enter your
email address and set up a password. You will use your email
address and password to gain access to the classroom.
3. When your course starts, return to the Online Instruction Center
and click the Classroom link. To begin your studies, log in using
your email address and password you selected during enrollment.
Introduction to Microsoft Excel: Discover the secrets to setting up
fully formatted worksheets quickly and efficiently.
Introduction to Microsoft Access: Learn how to store, locate, print
and automate access to all types of information.
Introduction to Microsoft Word: Learn how to create and modify
documents with the world’s most popular word processing software.
Introduction to PowerPoint: Learn how to create impressive slide
presentations filled with text, images, video, audio, charts and more.
Creating Web Pages: Learn the basics of HTML so you can design,
create and post your very own site on the Web.
NEW! Personal exploration courses for Microsoft Office 2010, Writing
Books for Children and Grant Writing A to Z. For more information, go
to www.ed2go.com/pima.
More than 300 courses are available. Search the online
catalog at www.ed2go.com/pima.
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Online Learning
Introduction to the Internet
Every Course Includes:
• Caring instructor
• Monitored discussion area
• Conversational, easy to
understand lessons
• Six weeks of instruction
• Certificate of completion with a
passing score
• Complete online access—take
your course anytime, anywhere
Courses:
Drawing for the Absolute Beginner
Gain a solid foundation in drawing and
become the artist you’ve always
dreamed you could be!
Discover Digital Photography
Explore the fascinating world of digital
photography equipment.
Creating Web Pages
Learn the basics of HTML so you can
design, create, and post your very own
site on the Web.
Introduction to Microsoft
Publisher
Find out how to use this desktop publishing program to design, develop, and
publish newsletters, websites, and
brochures.
Making Movies with Windows XP
Turn your home videos into entertaining
movies that you can share with others
by email, the Web, CD, and DVD.
Introduction to Microsoft Word
Learn how to create and modify documents with the world’s most popular
word processing software.
Introduction to Microsoft
PowerPoint
Build impressive slide presentations
filled with text, images, video, audio,
charts, and more.
Master the ins and outs of the Internet
with this informative behind-the-scenes
look at the Web, search engines, email,
and more.
Photoshop Elements for the Digital
Photographer
Master the secrets of correcting digital
photos, to bring out the best in all your
photographs!
Secrets of Better Photography
Discover strategies and tricks for taking
excellent pictures no matter what or
where you're shooting.
Introduction to Alice 2.0
Programming
Learn the principles of object-oriented
computer programming while creating
rich, interactive, three-dimensional
worlds filled with characters, sound,
and other exciting elements.
SAT®/ACT® Preparation
Get your best possible score on the verbal and reasoning sections of the new
SAT® exam.
Details on any of these courses can be found at:
New! Fully online
www.ed2go.com/pima
accredited high school.
You can also reach us by calling
(520) 206-6579
Online Learning Anytime, Anywhere . . . Just a click away!
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Class Locations
Class Locations
Pima Community College
Community Campus
401 N. Bonita Avenue
Find a neighborhood
location near you
Catalina Foothills High School
4300 E. Sunrise Drive
Flor de Liz Dance, Inc.
318 W. Fort Lowell Road
Fort Lowell Tennis Center
2900 N. Craycroft Road
12000 E. Tanque Verde Road
Ina Road Church of Christ
2425 W. Ina Road
Kino Community Center
2805 E. Ajo Way
Kodenkan of Tucson Martial Arts & Fitness
250 N. Pantano Road, Suite 100
Community Campus
401 N. Bonita Avenue, Tucson AZ 85709-5000
Campus Information: (520) 206-3933
La Paloma Center
870 W. Miracle Mile
Mercado San Agustin
100 S. Avenida Del Convento
New Horizon’s Computer Learning Centers
6377 E. Tanque Verde Road, Suite 200
St. Francis in the Foothills
4625 E. River Road
St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church
3809 E. Third Street
The Yoga Connection
3929 E. Pima Road
Tucson Chinese Cultural Center
1288 W. River Road
Xanadu Dance Studio
2408 N. Loretta Drive
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Continuing Education Policies
Refund Policy
No refunds will be considered unless the request is received
seven calendar days prior to the start of the class or activity.
Refunds will be paid in full for classes that are cancelled.
Contact [email protected] or (520) 206-6579.
Refunds on a purchase of a series or a “bundle” will only
be considered only if the request is received seven calendar days prior to the first day of class. Once a student
attends one class in the bundle, a refund for the other
courses within the bundle is forfeited.
Cancellations
Continuing Education is supported by participant fees.
For this reason, it is necessary to establish minimum enrollment requirements for each class. Continuing Education reserves the right to cancel a class. In the event of
cancellation, every effort is made to contact participants
by phone and/or email 48 hours prior to the start date of
the class.
Discounts
Coupon codes and/or discount privileges must be received at the time of payment.
Other Policies
For Disabled Student Resources/ADA/504 Policy, Affirmative Action and Equal Educational Opportunity policies,
and Annual Crime Statistics and Clery Crime Act Report information, please see page 13 of the credit schedule of
classes section of this publication, or go to www.pima.edu.
Changing Name or Address
Legal documentation, such as a marriage certificate, court
order, driver’s license or Social Security card, is required to
make a name change.
A student may change his/her name or address in-person
at any campus, by mail or fax, with accompanying legal
documentation.
By mail:
District Office of Admissions and Records
4905 E. Broadway Blvd., B-220
Tucson, AZ 85709-1120
To get the latest, most accurate class
information for noncredit Continuing
Education, view the noncredit class
schedule at www.pima.edu/schedule.
By fax:
District Office of Admissions and Records
(520) 206-4790
To get the latest on CEU courses, view
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Registration for
Continuing Education
Classes (noncredit)
Phone and Fax registration by credit card only.
Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.
Online:
www.pima.edu/continuinged
In -Person:
All campuses:
Monday - Thursday:
Friday:
Continuing Education (noncredit)
Application for
Admission/ Registration
Have you previously attended PCC?
■ Yes ■ No
A
Student Number*
*A Student ID Number will be assigned if you are new to Pima Community College.
8am - 7pm
8am - 5pm
Downtown and East campuses:
Every Saturday:
8am - 1pm
Community, Desert Vista, Northwest and West:
January 7, 14, and 21 8 am - 1 pm
All other Saturdays CLOSED.
Pima Community College will be closed
on the following dates:
December 23, 2011 (at noon) - January 2, 2012
January 16, 2012
February 23-24, 2012
May 28, 2012
Phone:
(520) 206-6468 (credit card only)
MasterCard, Visa, American Express and
Discover accepted
Name_________________________________________________________
Last
First
Middle Initial
Address________________________________________________
City__________________State ________ZIP _________________
E-mail Address __________________________________________
Home Phone Number (
) _______________________________■
Work Phone Number (
) _______________________________■
Other Phone Number (
) _______________________________■
Check best phone number to reach you during the day.
■ Male ■ Female
-
Date of Birth:
■ Special accommodations are required
■ Address has changed
Continuing Education Information
$
CRN (5 digits)
Fee
____________________________ ____________
Course Title
Mail:
Use the form on this page.
Make checks payable to
Mail to: Pima Community College
Continuing Education
401 N. Bonita Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85709-5036
-
Dates
____________________________ ____________
Course Location
Times
$
CRN (5 digits)
Fee
____________________________ ____________
Course Title
Dates
____________________________ ____________
Course Location
Times
Total $
Make check payable to:
Fax:
Payment Method - Full payment must accompany this form.
Use the form on this page and fax to the College at
(520) 206-6556.
■ Personal Check ■ Cash ■ Money Order
Questions:
Email your questions to: [email protected]
Registration for Credit Classes:
Refer to page 6 of the credit schedule of classes section of this publication, or go to www.pima.edu.
■ Other ■ Credit
______________________________________
Card Number
__________________________________________
_____________
Signature of cardholder
Expiration date
For Office Use Only - Date _________________________________ Initials _____________
Paid by Other
Check Number
Cash
Money Order
Credit Card
Refund Policy: See refund policy on page 40
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Index
Animal Exploration ....................................................13
Application for Admission .......................................41
Arts ...........................................................................14
Bridge .......................................................................15
Business .....................................................................5
Business Professional ................................................6
Business, Workplace and Professions .......................5
CEU Computer Software Applications .......................7
Class Locations ........................................................39
Computer Education ................................................11
Computer Software ...................................................11
Computer Software and Technology ........................11
Cooking & Food ..................................................15, 32
Crafts ........................................................................17
Dance .................................................................30, 32
Discovering Southern Arizona ..............................3, 23
Mountain Biking .................................................4, 24
Natural History Walking Tours ............................4, 28
Do It Yourself ......................................................17, 30
Entrepreneurship Boot Camp ...................................36
Exercise, Sports & Games .................................31, 32
Exploring Ideas ........................................................17
Fashion, Fabrics & Needlework ...............................18
Finance & Investment ...............................................29
Fitness, Nutrition and Well-being .........................1, 32
Foundations of Family ..............................................29
Give the Gift of Learning ............................................1
Health & Safety ...................................................31, 35
Hiking & Backpacking ..........................................3, 23
In & Around The Southwest ......................................35
J.A.U.N.T.s ................................................................25
Languages ...............................................................18
Mall Registration .........................................................3
Motorcycle Training ..................................................19
Mountain Biking ........................................................24
Music ........................................................................21
Online Learning ........................................................37
6-Week Online Courses .........................................37
Online Career Training Courses..............................37
Online for Youth ......................................................38
Parenting & Families .................................................31
Personal Development .........................................7, 29
Personal Interest .......................................................13
Photography .............................................................21
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Give the Gift of Learning
The next time you are about to buy a gift card, consider
giving the gift of new knowledge! For ideas, refer to the
Special Events Section on page 2.
Pima for Kids ..............................................................2
Policies .....................................................................40
Cancellations .........................................................40
Name or Address Change .....................................40
Refund Policy .........................................................40
Registration ..............................................................41
Skilled Trades and Industrial Online
Career Training Courses ..................................35, 37
Special Events ........................................................1, 2
Study Tours ...............................................................25
SWIRLS! ...............................................................2, 14
Technology ...............................................................12
Walking Tours ...........................................................28
Workforce and Business Development ......................1
Workplace Basics .......................................................7
Writing ................................................................ 22, 31
Youth Programs ........................................................30

Personal Interest - Pima Community College

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