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VALLEY LEARNING CENTER FALL 2014 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

Valley Learning Center219 First StreetMountain View, WY 82939307-782-6401

Serving the entire Bridger Valley: Lyman, Mountain View, Fort Bridger, Robertson, & Lonetree

Nurse AssistantNRST 1510 L1K. Lueck4 creditsLyman High School8/25/14-1/15/15M-TH TBAPrerequisites: Health Care Provider CPR, TB Skin Test, Tdap and MMR ImmunizationsConcurrent: NRST 1511 LA (required)

Nurse Assistant LabNRST 1511 LAK. Lueck0 creditsLyman High SchoolStart & End TBADay & Time TBAPrerequisites: NoneConcurrent: NRST 1510 L1 (required)

Susan Hissong VLC Administrative Assistant

Deb Johnson VLC Evening Administrative Assistant

WWCC Bridger Valley OutreachCommunity EducationAdult Basic Education & High School Equivalency Certi�cate Preparation

Of�ce Hours:Monday-Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.and 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Adult Basic Education:Day Time: Monday thru Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.Evenings: Tuesday and Thursday 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Registration Open during of�ce hoursRegister Early for best options! • WesternWyomingCommunityCollegeRegistration:1)byphone

(with credit card only), 2) mail 3) in person or 4) Online at www.wwcc.wy.edu, choose Mustang Cruiser • CommunityEducationRegistration:1)bymail,or2)inpersonor

3) online at valleylearningcenter.coursestorm.com (requires credit card information)

• AdultBasicEducationRegistration:1)Inpersonor2)onlineat valleylearningcenter.coursestorm.com

BRIDGER VALLEY WESTERN WYOMING COMMUNITY COLLEGE OUTREACH

FALL 2014 CLASS SCHEDULE

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REGISTRATION & PAYMENT INFORMATION FOR WWCC CREDIT COURSES

Tuition and Required Fees The College Board of Trustees reserves the right to alter tuition and fees atanytimebytheamountnecessarytomaintaintheinstitutionorasrequiredbytheWyomingCommunityCollegeCommission. All tuition and fees are due at the designated dates on the account statement. All checks ormoney orders should bemade payable toWesternWyomingCommunity College. In-State Students:Part-time (per credit hour)

1 Credit ........................................................................................ $1012 Credits ...................................................................................... $2023 Credits ...................................................................................... $3034 Credits ...................................................................................... $4045 Credits ...................................................................................... $5056 Credits ...................................................................................... $6067 Credits ...................................................................................... $7078 Credits ...................................................................................... $8089 Credits ...................................................................................... $90910 Credits .................................................................................. $101011 Credits .................................................................................. $1111

Full-time (12 or more credits)12-20 Credits ............................................................................. $1200

Other CostsLabcourseshaveadditionalfees(nonrefundable)

BiologyLab .................................................................................... $35Computer Courses ......................................................................... $25ChemistryLab ................................................................................ $35English Composition I .................................................................... $26Nurse Assistant .............................................................................. $21

Othercoursesmayhavecoursefees.Anysuchfeewillbelistedinthecoursedescription section of this schedule.

Compressed Video ......................................................................... $18Internet Courses ............................................................................ $35

Fall Refund-Full Semester Courses(Contact Registration & Records for short course refund schedule)

August 26100%refundforcoursesdroppedbythisdate

August27-September580% refund for courses dropped during this time

September6-1560% refund for courses dropped during this time

September16-2740% refund for courses dropped during this time

September28NO refund for courses dropped on, or after, this date

Refund and repayment for Federal Financial Aidrecipients may be different.

Full-Time (12 or more credit hours) • Applyforadmissionandbeaccepted • TakeCOMPASSTestsorprovidedocumentationof

minimum ACT or SAT scores • AttendRegistrationProgram • MeetwithyouracademicadvisoratValleyLearningCenter • Register • PayFallintentdepositbyWednesday,August13.

Part-Time (11 or fewer credit hours) • Comein, call,mailorgoonlinetoregister • Payatthe timeofregistration(orprovideproofoffederalfinancialaid) • Students enrollingin6ormorecreditsmaysetupa3paymentplan • UseonlineformorMustangWebAdvisor

Waitlists Students maybeplacedonawaitlist if acourse is full. Whenaseatbecomesavailablethestudentwillbesentanemail(usingMustangCruiserorapersonalemailaddress)notifyingthemthataseathasbecomeavailable.The student will have three days to add the course to their schedule through “ManagingMyWaitlist” inMustangWebAdvisororbycallingRegistration&Records.Itisultimatelytheresponsibilityofthestudenttoknowtheirpositionon any given waitlist.

Being on a waitlist does not complete the registration process. Students are not automatically enrolled when a seat opens. If you have decided against thewaitlistedcourse,pleasehaveyournamedeletedfromthewaitlistbyusing“ManagingMyWaitlist”inMustangWebAdvisor orbycallingValleyLearningCenter at 782-6401

Dropping ClassesStudents must officially drop classes to avoid failing grades. See the full

semester drop deadline on the academic calendar. Shorter duration courses have differentdropdates.Studentsshouldbefamiliarwiththesedates.Refundsgointo effect when the process is completed.

Payment by Mustang WebAdvisorYou can make your intent deposit payment, pay on your account, or make

afinalpaymentbyusingMustangWebAdvisorandaVisaorMastercard. • www.wwcc.wy.edu • MustangCruiser(Login)GotoMustangWebAdvisortoMakeaPayment • LoginusingyourMustangCruiserLoginIDandPassword

Payment PlanStudents enrolled in 6 or more credits who cannot pay the full amount of

Fall2014tuition,fees,roomandboardmaysetupapaymentplan. • A$50.00setup/processingfeeischargedforeachpaymentplan. • Students enrolled in6ormorecreditsareautomaticallyplacedon

apaymentplan ifbalance isnotpaidby theFriday,September12deadline, and a $10 late fee is charged.

Fall Intent Deposit Students enrolled in 6 or more credits must pay an intent deposit. The intent

deposit is required to hold your seat in courses for the upcoming term. Intent depositsareappliedtowardsyourtotalbill.Studentswhodonotpaytheirintentdepositbythedeadline,ordonothaveproofoffinancialaid,willbeadministrativelywithdrawn from their courses.

Studentsreceivingfinancialaid(anawardlettermusthavebeensignedandreturned to the college) are not required to pay the intent deposit.

IntentDepositAmount(DueWednesday,August13)=$250.00

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STUDENT SERVICES AND FINANCIAL AID WesternWyomingCommunityCollegeprovidesanumberofservicestoyou here at the Valley Learning Center Outreach. You can: • register, • takeclasses, • meetwithanacademicadvisor, • takeCOMPASSplacementtests, • filloutvariousforms, • applyforfinancialaid, • andanumberofotherthings.

You also have access to all services on-campus, so please feel free to contact us wheneveryouneedsomething.RememberstudentsareresponsibleforadheringtoallCollegeregulations.Thebestplacetofindinformationonvariousrulesisthe College catalog. It’s our contract with you. Please go online at www.wwcc.wy.edu/vlc/outreach to view our catalog.

Getting Financial Assistance Students enrolled in aminimumof six credits atWesternWyomingCommunity College are encouraged to apply for financial aid. Some students enrolledinlessthan6hoursmayalsobeeligibleforfinancialaid.Therearegenerallytwo typesofaidavailableatWWCC:aidbasedonassessedfinancialneedandaidawardedbasedonacademicexcellenceorareaofmajor.

Students interested in Federal Aid must complete the Free Application for FederalStudentAid(FAFSA).ApplicationscanbeaccessedfromtheWWCCFinancialAidwebpage. Before financialaidawardsaredisbursed,studentsmust haveappliedandbeenacceptedforadmission,andbedegreeseekingatWWCC. April1 is theprioritydeadline for financialaidatWWCC.Applicationsreceivedbythisdatewillreceivepriorityconsiderationforallavailablemonies.Applicationsreceivedafterthatdatewillbeprocessedasthefinancialaidfileis completed.

Mustang WebAdvisor Capabilities:Students can access a variety of financial aid information via Mustang

WebAdvisor. • Studentscanviewtheirawardletterforthecurrentacademicyear

once their financial aid file is complete and the financial aid office hasreviewedtheireligibilityandpackagedtheir

awards. • Studentscanalsoacceptordeclinetheaidthathasbeenoffered

to them utilizing this medium. • Studentscanprintouttheirawardletter. • MustangWebAdvisorwilldirectstudentstotheMasterPromissory

Note(LegalpromisetorepayStudentLoansborrowed). • Studentscanviewtheirfinancialaidstatusbyyearorspecificterm.

ThisinformationisaccessedbyusingyourMustangWebAdvisorloginandpassword.

FinancialAidAwardsusuallyconsistofacombinationofthefollowing:

Federal Aid Programs: Federal Pell Grant–FederalGrantmoneyavailable toqualifyingstudentsattending approved post-secondary institutions. Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) - Federalgrantsavailabletostudentswiththelowestfamilycontribution. Federal Work Study–Studentemploymentavailabletoalimitednumberofstudents with need who choose to earn part of their educational expenses.

Federal Direct Loans: Subsidized Loans–Need-basedfederallysubsidizedloansavailabletocollegestudentswhicharefundedbytheFederalDirectLoanProgram.Currentinterestrateis fixedat3.86%,and repaymentobligationsbeginsixmonthsafter thestudentcompletestheireducationorstopsattendingatleastonaparttimebasis.StudentLoan interest does not accrue while the student is actively taking classes. Entrance and exit counseling is required in order to receive these funds. Unsubsidized Loans–FederalloansavailabletocollegestudentswhicharefundedbytheFederalDirectLoanProgram.Entranceandexitcounselingisrequiredinordertoreceivethesefunds.Interestbeginstoaccrueupondisbursement.Currentinterst rate of 3.86%. Federal PLUS Loans –Federalloansavailabletoparentswhosechildrenattendpost-secondary institutions. Interest rate is currently fixed at 6.41%. Repayment begins60daysafterthelastloandisbursement.

Institutional Aid Programs: Westernoffersavarietyofscholarships toHighSchoolSeniorsbasedonacademic excellence. They include the Superior Student Scholarship, Honor Scholarship, Performance Scholarship; Opportunity Scholarship and Provisional Opportunity Scholarship (award includesstateofWyoming funds forHathawayeligiblestudents),competitionandspecialabilitygrants.DivisionalScholarshipsareavailabletosophomorestudents.Scholarshipsarealsoavailabletoqualifyingtransfer,part-time and non-traditional students.

WWC Foundation Aid: Grantsprovidedthroughdonorparticipation,ranginginvaluefrom$250-$3,500per academic year.

Veteran’s Bene�ts: InformationandapplicationscanbeobtainedfromtheVeteran'sRepresentativeintheFinancialAidOffice,andonlineontheCollege'swebpage.

FAFSA Websitewww.fafsa.ed.gov

APPLY FOR ADMISSION NOW!

Set up Online Account Go to www.wwcc.wy.edu Click on Apply Now Create Account

Complete online Admissions application: Click on My Applications, then click on Start A New Undergraduate Application

Request ocial transcripts: High School or High School Equivalency College(s) (include high school concurrent and dual credits) ACT or SAT Scores (required for academic scholarship consideration) Take COMPASS Placement Test After you receive your acceptance letter,

contact the ACE IT Center to attend a Registration Program or make an advising appointment.

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GENERAL INFORMATIONWhat are the rules about attending class?

Each instructor sets his or her own attendance policy. Instructors may drop studentsfromclassforexcessiveabsenteeism.Itisinyourbestinteresttoattendclassregularly.Thenumberonereasonstudentsfailclassesislackofattendanceandsubsequentlackofunderstandingofexpectationsanddeadlinesforassignments.Ifyou must miss a class for some reason, let your instructor know. If you are going to miss class for an extended period, call the Valley Learning Center Outreach.

How do I drop or withdraw from classes? Studentsmustsignanadd/dropform,oruseMustangWebAdvisor,bytheestablisheddropdeadlineinordertodroporwithdrawfromacourse.Thesignedadd/dropformmustbesubmittedtotheValleyLearningCenterOutreach.ThedropdeadlineforfallfullsemesterclassesisOctober31.Checkwiththeofficefor drop dates of classes that are shorter. Complete withdrawals (dropping all courses)cannotbedoneonline.ContacttheValleyLearningCenterOutreach.

What do I do if I have concerns about a class?

You should contact our Valley Learning Center Outreach Office and after talking with them, if you still have concerns, contact our Academic Affairs office, (307) 382-1617 on campus.

How do I get a transcript from Western?You may pick up a form from the Valley Learning Center Outreach, call

(307-382-1637), fax (307-382-1636), request online (www.wwcc.wy.edu, Registration & Records), or through you Mustang Cruiser account. There is no charge for transcripts.

How do I �nd out what I still need to graduate from Western?

Contact the Valley Learning Center Outreach. An initial degree check will becompletedforyouandsenttocampus.Anofficialcheckcanthenbedone.You should apply for graduation the semester prior to the semester you plan to complete.Thisgivesyoutimetomakeadjustmentsthelastsemesterifneeded. WWCCencouragesyoutoattendtheon-campusgraduationceremony(Commencement) held each year in May.

How do I �nd out my grades?You can access your grades (as well as transcripts and other academic

information)onMustangWebAdvisor.Logontowww.wwcc.wy.eduandgotoMustang Cruiser. You will need to have your log in and password to get access toyouraccount.IfyouneedyourloginandpasswordcontactWWCCat782-6401 or382-1637.Gradesareavailableshortlyafterfinalsweek.

Gradeswillnotbemailedtostudentsunlessspecialrequestsaremadeto Registration & Records at 382-1637.

TEXTBOOK & BOOKSTOREINFORMATION

CoursetextbookscanbereservedorordereddirectlyfromtheWWCCcampusbookstore.Itisconvenient,simple,andeasy.YoucanplaceyourorderontheBookstorewebsiteatwww.wwccbookstore.com.Seebelowformore information. The bookstorewebsite includes author, title, publisher, ISBN andcopyrightdatefortextbooksormaterials.TextbookscanbereservedonlineforfourweekspriortothebeginningoftheSpringorFallsemester.Textbookrentalsonselectedtitlesareavailablein-storeonly.

What You Should Know About Financial Aid Bookstore Accounts AllstudentsbuyingtheirtextbookswithFinancialAidmusthavefundsinplaceEACHSEMESTERtocoverthecostsofbooksandsupplies.

Ordering on the Webwww.wwccbookstore.com • Select “TEXTBOOKS”, “BUY/RENT/RESERVE” from the top

menu • AcceptAgreement • Select“CAMPUS TERM”atthebottomofthewebpage • Selecttheappropriate“DEPARTMENT, COURSE, and SECTION” • Coursematerialwillappearatthebottomofyourscreen.Select

“QTY”and“NEW or USED”.Pleasenotethatnewbookswillautomaticallyreplaceyourselectionforusedbooksintheeventthatthebookstoredoesnothaveyourusedchoiceinstock.

• Select“ADD SELECTED BOOKS TO CART” • Toreserveselect“RESERVE”buttoninlefthandcorner • Select“CONTINUE SHOPPING” formorebookselectionsor

“CHECK OUT”tofinalizeyourpurchase. Beforeyoucanfinalizeyourpurchase,youwillbeaskedtologinwithan e-mail address and password. After your transaction is complete, you shouldreceiveane-mailconfirmingyourordernumber.Youwill receiveyourorderwithin2-5businessdays.

Student Account Notice - WWCC is going green! • StudentswillaccessaccountinformationusingMustangWebAdvisor. • Paperbillswillnotbemailed. • Beawareofpaymentdeadlines.



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SCHEDULE INFORMATION

Services you may want or need to access on campus

Bookstore www.wwccbookstore.com382-1673 ................Mon•7:50a.m.–7:30p.m. Tues-Fri•7:50a.m.–5p.m.

ACE IT Center Career CounselingCOMPASS TestAcademic Advising 382-1660 ................Mon-Fri•8a.m.–5p.m.

Financial Aid 382-1643 ................Mon-Fri•8a.m.–5p.m.

Registration & Records 382-1637 ................Mon-Fri•8a.m.–5p.m.382-1600 ................Mon-Thurs•5–10:00p.m.

Library 382-1700 ................Mon-Thurs•7:30a.m.–11p.m.Fri•7:30a.m.–5p.m.Sat•1–5p.m.Sun•5–10p.m.

InfoTech Help Desk 382-1676 ................Mon-Fri•8a.m.–[email protected]

Peer Tutoring382-1707 Mon.-Fri•8:00a.m.–3:00p.m.

Support, Disability and Counseling Center (SDC)382-1652 ................Mon.-Fri•8a.m.–5p.m.

Visitourwebsiteatwww.wwcc.wy.edu/vlc

Explanation of Course NumbersEach course is assigned seven digits. The first three or four digits indicate

the area of study (for example, Art): the center four digits indicates course level (0900meansnontransferable,1000meansfreshmanlevel,and2000meanssophomore level). Coursesnumberedlessthan1000arenontransferable,non-graduationcourses.

Notice to StudentsInstruction will occur at the first class meeting. Come prepared for an

exciting learning experience.

Note on Class SizeFor financial and quality of instruction reasons, classes with fewer than

10 studentsmaybecancelled.

Unattended Children Forsafetyandliabilityreasons,WWCCcannotassumeresponsibilityforchildren leftunattended in thebuildings.Parentsareencouraged to findanalternative place for their children while attending classes.

Avoid Disappointment! Eachtermwesadlyhavetocancelcoursesbecauseoflowenrollment,only to find out the day of the first class that several of you intended to enroll. Itisbesttoregisterbeforethecoursestart-datetoavoiddisappointment.

Noti�cation of Student Rights Under The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act(SeeWWCCCatalogformorecompleteinformationregardingFERPA)

FERPA (also known as the Buckley Amendment) was originally passed in 1974. Ithasbeenamendedseveral timessince,but theessenceremainsunchanged. Primary rights for students under FERPA include:

1. Right to inspect and review educational records within 45 days of the day the requestisreceived.SubmityourrequestinwritingtotheRegistration&Records.

2. Right to seek to amend educational records. If you think that something in your file is inaccurate, you may make a written request to have that record changed.

3. Right to have some control over the disclosure of information from educational records except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.

4. RighttofileacomplaintwiththeU.S.DepartmentofEducationconcerningallegedfailuresbyWWCCtocomplywiththerequirementsofFERPA.

Directory Information Westernhasidentifiedthefollowinginformationasdirectoryinformation,meaning we will release it if the student has granted permission on the application for admission or registration information sheet. • Name • Degrees/Awards • Address(es) • Photographs • Major • Weightandheightofathletes • Full-timeorPart-time • Classlistsusedwithinon-linecourses • Phone Number(s) • Participationinofficiallyrecognized • E-mail activitiesandsports • DatesofAttendance

Allreleasesarebasedintheprivacycodeattachedtothestudent.Undernocircumstancesaresocialsecuritynumberorotheridentifyingstudentnumbersreleased.Ifthereareanyquestionsaboutthelawandhowweadheretoit,theVPforStudentSuccessServicesisWWCC’sdesignatedFERPAofficer.

Students are responsible for adhering to all college regulations.Refer to the Online Catalog or Registration & Records for information on: • Droppingclasses • Withdrawingfromcollege • Classattendance • Grades • Servicesforstudentswithdisabilities • Studentconductissues • Honorrolls • Graduation • Student’sRightstoPrivacy

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DISTANCE LEARNING Westernknowsthatonlinelearningisagreatoptionforagrowingnumberofstudentsjustlikeyou.Ouronlinecoursesareaffordableandofferourstudentsthe opportunity to take a dedicated and self-disciplined approach to studying and completing your coursework. The reward is access to quality courses that is convenient to our students.

Internet Courses Internet courses are NOT self-paced. They will: • Startonthefirstdayofnormalclasses, • Haveregulardeadlines, • Requireinteractionwiththeinstructorandfellowstudents.

To SUCCEED in an Internet class, you will: • Needtobeonlineaminimumof3daysaweek, • Be abletostudyatleast9hoursperweekfora3creditcourse, • Havestrongtime-managementskills,

computer skills, and self-motivation.

You MUST: • HaveaccesstotheInternetandMSWord. • Usethee-mailaddressprovidedtoyoubythecollege. • Gotohttp://www.wwcc.wy.edu/disted/n3.htm,pickthetermand

scroll down and look at the special requirements for your desired course.

• Be comfortablewithusingacomputerandMSWord.Tobrushuponyour computer skills, take one of the non-credit online courses.

Ifyouarenewtoonlinelearning,pleasetakethe“IntrotoOnlineLearning”HMDV 1025, offered in Spring, Summer, and Fall Semesters.

To begin your Internet class on the �rst day of the semester: • Gotothecollegehomepagewww.wwcc.wy.edu • ChooseMustangCruiserfromthemenuontheleft • Loginusingtheusernameandpasswordprovidedtoyoubythecollege. • OnceloggedintoMustangCruiser,clickontheBlackboardtablocated

near the top of the page. • YoushouldseeWelcome(yourName).Ifyoudonotseethisandyou

areseeingacollageofphotos,youhaveapop-upblocker.Pleaseallowpop-upsfromthissiteandthenyouwillseetheBlackboardwindow.

• Clickonthenameofeachofyouronlinecoursestoentertheclass. • Viewallcourseinformationthroughthebuttonsontheleft.

Compressed Video Courses WesternalsoconnectswithourOutreachsitesvialivecompressedvideo.In these classes, students attend class in a room with a television and a camera. Students have interaction with the instructor and fellow students. Classes meet on a regular schedule. To identify compressed video courses in this schedule, lookforan“OC”designationinthesectionareaimmediatelyafterthecoursenumber,forexample:EDFD2020OC.Note: Students in Compressed Video Courses may appear on videotapes.Some compressed video courses have a required Internet Component or required labs.Tofindoutifthecourseyouareconsideringhasanyspecialrequirements,including proctored tests or special software requirements, go to: http://www.wwcc.wy.edu/dist_ed/cv.htm

BRIDGER VALLEY ADJUNCT FACULTY

Cari Sue CovoloWelding

Kimberly LueckCNA

John LupherComputers

Robert MarkumEnglish

Brynn TinkerWelding

Ellen WalkerCNA

Jason WheelerAuto CAD & Electronics

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CLASS SCHEDULE • FALL 2014FINDING A COURSE

Course Section AbbreviationsD .......D Block (12 week) .......................09/22/14-12/11/14E........E Block (8 week) .........................08/27/14-10/16/14F ........F Block (8 week) .........................10/20/14-12/11/14Q .......Q Block (start/end dates vary)NT .....InternetOC .....Receiving Site of Compressed Video

Important AbbreviationsM ............................................................................ MondayT.............................................................................. TuesdayW .......................................................................WednesdayTH ......................................................................... ThursdayF ..................................................................................FridayS ............................................................................ SaturdaySU ............................................................................ SundayTBA .......................................To Be Arranged or AnnouncedL or M(# or letter) .......................................... Bridger ValleyIP .......................................................Instructor PermissionLHS ........................... ........................... Lyman High SchoolLIS ............................................Lyman Intermediate SchoolMVHS....................................... Mountain View High SchoolVLC ......................................... Valley Learning Center Class

COURSE NAME PREREQ/NOTESSYNONYM # COURSE # CREDITS TIME DAY BLDG./ROOM INSTRUCTOR START/END

Geology ..................................................................................12Health Education ....................................................................12Health Science .......................................................................12History ....................................................................................12Home Economics/Nutrition .....................................................12Human Development ..............................................................12Instructional Technology .........................................................13Library Science .......................................................................13Management ...........................................................................13Marketing ................................................................................13Mathematics ...........................................................................13Music ......................................................................................14Nursing ...................................................................................14Political Science .....................................................................14Psychology .............................................................................14Sociology ................................................................................14Spanish ...................................................................................15Statistics .................................................................................15

Accounting ................................................................................8Anthropology ............................................................................8Biology ......................................................................................8Business Administration ...........................................................8Business Office Technology .....................................................8Business ..................................................................................9Chemistry .................................................................................9Communication .........................................................................9Computer Applications ..............................................................9Computer Science ....................................................................9Criminal Justice ......................................................................10Economics ..............................................................................10Education ................................................................................10Emergency Management ....................................................... 11Engineering Science ............................................................... 11English .................................................................................... 11Finance ................................................................................... 11French ....................................................................................12Geography & Recreation ........................................................12

Cari Sue CovoloWelding

Kimberly LueckCNA

John LupherComputers

Robert MarkumEnglish

Brynn TinkerWelding

Ellen WalkerCNA

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ACCOUNTING ACCT 2010 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I Prerequisites: MATH 0930 or Math ACT of 23 or higher, or Math Placement Exam score of 66 or higher; and COSC 1200, IMGT 2400, or CMAP 1750 or Instructor Permission $ 8752 ACCT 2010 NT 4 INTERNET J. FORBES 8/27 12/11 ACCT 2020 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II Prerequisites: ACCT 2010$ 8754 ACCT 2020 NT 4 INTERNET C. DAVIDSON 8/27 12/11 ACCT 2460 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING Prerequisites: ACCT 2010, BOTK 2810, or Instructor Permission$ 8756 ACCT 2460 NT 3 INTERNET B. DERENTIS 8/27 12/11

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH 1200 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY$ 8762 ANTH1200NT 3 INTERNET E.WILLIAMSON 8/27 12/11$ 8763 ANTH 1200 NT2 3 INTERNET H. NORTON 8/27 12/11 ANTH 1300 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY$ 8764 ANTH1300NT 3 INTERNET E.WILLIAMSON 8/27 12/11

BIOLOGY BIOL 1009 CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS$ 8844 BIOL1009DNT 3 INTERNET G.FAERBER 9/22 12/11 BIOL 1010 GENERAL BIOLOGY Prerequisites: BIOL 1009 or CHEM 1009 (C or better), or Science ACT of 21, or SAT of 1500, or COMPASS Reading score of 71 or higher and English score of 40 or higher, and COMPASS Algebra score of 45 or higher Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 1011 (required)$ 8850 BIOL 1010 NT 4 INTERNET S. MITCHELL 8/27 12/11 MusttakeBIOL1011NT;RequiredLabsinRockSprings,Saturday,9/13and10/258am-5pm,Room1211 $ 8851 BIOL1010NT2 4 INTERNET W.CLARK 8/27 12/11 MusttakeBIOL1011NT2;RequiredLabsinRockSprings,Saturday,9/6,11/1,and12/69am-5pm,Room1212 BIOL 1011 GENERAL BIOLOGY LAB Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 1010 (required)$ 8857 BIOL 1011 NT 0 INTERNET S. MITCHELL 8/27 12/11 MusttakeBIOL1010NT;RequiredLabsinRockSprings,Saturday,9/13and10/258am-5pm,Room1211 $ 8858 BIOL1011NT2 0 INTERNET W.CLARK 8/27 12/11 MusttakeBIOL1010NT2;RequiredLabsinRockSprings,Saturday,9/6,11/1,and12/69am-5pm,Room1212 BIOL 2010 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I Prerequisites: BIOL 1010; Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 2011 (required)$ 8863 BIOL 2010 NT 4 INTERNET STAFF 8/27 12/11 MusttakeBIOL2011NT;RequiredLabsinRockSprings,Saturday10/25and12/6,8am-5pm,Room2030 BIOL 2011 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB Concurrent Enrollment In BIOL 2010 (required) 8867 BIOL 2011 NT 0 INTERNET STAFF 8/27 12/11 MusttakeBIOL2010NT;RequiredLabsinRockSprings,Saturday10/25and12/6,8am-5pm,Room2030 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BADM 1000 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS $ 8813 BADM 1000 NT 3 INTERNET A. CHERVA 8/27 12/11 BADM 2195 ENTREPRENEURSHIP $ 8817 BADM 2195 NT 3 INTERNET E. KISIEL 8/27 12/11 BADM 2800 BUSINESS PORTFOLIO/CAPSTONE Prerequisites: BADM 1000 $ 8818 BADM 2800 NT 2 INTERNET E. KISIEL 8/27 12/11

BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY BOTK 1520 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS$ 8874 BOTK 1520 NT 3 INTERNET B. DERENTIS 8/27 12/11 BOTK 1555 BASIC OFFICE SKILLS $ 0389 BOTK 1555 NT 3 INTERNET J. ALLEN 8/27 12/11


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BOTK 1650 KEYBOARDING APPLICATIONS II Prerequisites: BOTK 1640 $ 8879 BOTK1650NT 3 INTERNET L.MCCLURE 8/27 12/11

BOTK 2750 RECORDS & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT $ 0297 BOTK 2750 NT 3 INTERNET M. FRERICKS 8/27 12/11

CHEMISTRY

CHEM 1000 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY Prerequisites: MATH 0920; Concurrent Enrollment In CHEM 1001 (required) $ 8883 CHEM1000NT 4 INTERNET G.FAERBER 8/27 12/11

Must take CHEM 1001 NT; RequiredLabinEvanston,Saturday11/22atEvanstonHighSchool(Room123)8AM-6PM

CHEM 1001 INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY LAB Concurrent Enrollment In CHEM 1000 8887 CHEM1001NT 0 INTERNET G.FAERBER 8/27 12/11

Must take CHEM 1000 NT; RequiredLabinEvanston,Saturday11/22atEvanstonHighSchool(Room123)8AM-6PM

CHEM 1009 CRITICAL SCIENCE SKILLS $ 8893 CHEM1009DNT 3 INTERNET G.FAERBER 9/22 12/11

COMMUNICATION

COMM 1000 INTRODUCTION TO MASS MEDIA$ 8927 COMM 1000 NT 3 INTERNET L. LINN 8/27 12/11

COMM 1010 PUBLIC SPEAKING$ 8935 COMM 1010 NT 3 INTERNET T. VEST 8/27 12/11$ 8936 COMM 1010 NT2 3 INTERNET L. HABIBI 8/27 12/11

COMM 1030 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION$ 8943 COMM 1030 NT 3 INTERNET STAFF 8/27 12/11$ 8942 COMM1030FNT 3 INTERNET K.STIRLING 10/20 12/11

COMM 2100 REPORTING & NEWSWRITING I Prerequisites: ENGL 1010$ 0089 COMM 2100 NT 3 INTERNET L. LINN 8/27 12/11

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

CMAP 1705 WORD PROCESSING APPLICATIONS: WORD 2013 Prerequisites: Keyboarding Competency Required$ 8905 CMAP1705NT 3 INTERNET L.MCCLURE 8/27 12/11

CMAP 1750 SPREADSHEET APPLICATIONS: EXCEL 2013 Prerequisites: Keyboarding Competency Required$ 8907 CMAP1750NT 3 INTERNET L.MCCLURE 8/27 12/11

Must have access to Excel 2013

CMAP 1865 DIGITAL PAGE LAYOUT DESIGN: INDESIGN Must have access to Adobe Indesign Cs6 $ 8908 CMAP1865NT 3 INTERNET B.CUKALE 8/27 12/11

CMAP 1870 DIGITAL ILLUST DESIGN:ILLUSTRATOR CS6 Must have access to Adobe Illustrator Cs6 $ 8909 CMAP 1870 NT 3 INTERNET J. ALLEN 8/27 12/11

CMAP 1880 INTERNET Prerequisites: Keyboarding Competency Required$ 8910 CMAP 1880 FNT 1 INTERNET C. COBB 10/20 12/11

CMAP 1905 INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS:OFFICE 2013 Prerequisites: Keyboarding Competency Required$ 0390 CMAP 1905 NT 3 INTERNET L. LEE 8/27 12/11

CMAP 2600 COMPUTER GRAPHICS: PHOTOSHOP CS6$ 8921 CMAP 2600 NT 3 INTERNET A. CROSS 8/27 12/11

COMPUTER SCIENCE

COSC 1010 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I Prerequisites: MATH 0930$ 8959 COSC 1010 NT 4 INTERNET C. HESTER-CROFF 8/27 12/11

COSC 1200 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS$ 8974 COSC1200NT 3 INTERNET L.MCCLURE 8/27 12/11$ 8975 COSC 1200 NT2 3 INTERNET A. CHERVA 8/27 12/11$ 8969 COSC1200DNT 3 INTERNET L.MCCLURE 9/22 12/11$ 8970 COSC 1200 DNT2 3 INTERNET T. ROBERTSON 9/22 12/11

COSC 1360 PC SUPPORT TECH: SMALL COMPUTER REPAIR Required Lab At Evanston Outreach,

Room 301, Saturday, September 20 From 9:00am - 4:00pm$ 8985 COSC1360NT 4 INTERNET K.DOUGLASS 8/27 12/11


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COSC 2409 PROGRAMMING (VISUAL BASIC) Prerequisites: MATH 1400 or Higher (C or better) Or Instructor Permission $ 8987 COSC 2409 NT 3 INTERNET C. HESTER-CROFF 8/27 12/11

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

CRMJ 1015 HOMELAND SECURITY: CITY INFRASTRUCTURE$ 8989 CRMJ 1015 ENT 3 INTERNET T. CIEPIELA 8/27 10/16

CRMJ 2120 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE$ 8992 CRMJ 2120 NT 3 INTERNET J. CICCONE 8/27 12/11

CRMJ 2510 PATROL PROCEDURES$ 0099 CRMJ 2510 NT 3 INTERNET D. CLAMAN 8/27 12/11

CRMJ 2560 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION II$ 0337 CRMJ 2560 NT 3 INTERNET D. CLAMAN 8/27 12/11

ECONOMICS

ECON 1010 MACROECONOMICS$ 9002 ECON 1010 NT 3 INTERNET STAFF 8/27 12/11$ 9003 ECON1010NT2 3 INTERNET D.BUNN 8/27 12/11

ECON 1020 MICROECONOMICS Prerequisites: ECON 1010 (C or better)$ 9005 ECON 1020 NT 3 INTERNET B. OSIAS 8/27 12/11

EDUCATION, CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION

EDCI 1000 EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS $ 9008 EDCI1000OC 2 04:00PM05:50PM TH TBA A.LONG 8/28 12/11

Compressed Video course

EDCI 2440 INTRO TO CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT Concurrent Enrollment In EDFD 1010 (required)Co-requisite May Be Waived With Instructor Permission

$ 9011 EDCI 2440 QNT 1 INTERNET A. JENSEN 9/22 11/14

EDCI 2526 FACILITATING ONLINE LEARNING$ 0386 EDCI 2526 XNT 1 INTERNET N. JOHNSON 8/4 8/22$ 9013 EDCI 2526 QNT 1 INTERNET N. JOHNSON 9/15 10/16

EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD

EDEC 1020 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION$ 9014 EDEC1020NT 3 INTERNET A.WILLIAMSON 8/27 12/11

EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY

EDEL 1410 MATH FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS I Concurrent Enrollment In MATH 1100 (required)$ 9018 EDEL 1410 NT 1 INTERNET R. O’DRISCOLL 8/27 12/11

Must take MATH 1100 NT EDUCATION, EXCEPTIONAL CHILD

EDEX 2484 INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL EDUCATION Prerequisites: EDCI 1000 or other Introductory Education Courseor Instructor Permission

$ 9019 EDEX 2484 NT 3 INTERNET C. MADDY 8/27 12/11

EDUCATION, FOUNDATIONS

EDFD 2020 FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION Prerequisites: EDFD 1010; Concurrent Enrollment In EDUC 2100 (required)m$ 9023 EDFD 2020 NT 3 INTERNET A. JENSEN 8/27 12/11

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EDUC 1520 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING$ 9028 EDUC1520ENT 2 INTERNET R.ANDRUS 8/27 10/16

EDUC 2100 PRACTICUM IN TEACHING I Prerequisites: EDFD 1010; Concurrent Enrollment In EDFD 2020 (required) $ 9032 EDUC2100NT 1 INTERNET A.JENSEN 8/27 12/11

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

EMGT 2610 DISASTER EXERCISE DESIGN & EVALUATION$ 0100 EMGT2610ENT 3 INTERNET M.TERRILL 8/27 10/16

EMGT 2640 DISASTER RESOURCE & RECOVERY OPERATION$ 0101 EMGT2640FNT 3 INTERNET M.TERRILL 10/20 12/11

ENGINEERING SCIENCE

ES 1070 SOLID MODELING I$ 9139 ES1070NT 3 INTERNET D.URASKY 8/29 12/8

ENGLISH

ENGL 0950 BASIC ENGLISH I Prerequisites: English Placement Exam score of 38 or lower$ 9071 ENGL0950NT 3 INTERNET J.KILLION 8/27 12/11$ 9070 ENGL0950ENT 3 INTERNET J.KILLION 8/27 10/16

ENGL 0955 BASIC ENGLISH II Prerequisites: English Placement Exam score of 39-74 or ENGL 0950$ 9080 ENGL0955NT 3 INTERNET J.KILLION 8/27 12/11$ 9079 ENGL0955FNT 3 INTERNET J.KILLION 10/20 12/11

ENGL 1010 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prerequisites: COMPASS Score 60-74

Corequisite: ENGL 1011, English Writing Workshop$ 9102 ENGL1010NT2 3 INTERNET C.GARBETT 8/27 12/11

Must takeENGL1011NT2

ENGL 1011 ENGLISH WRITING WORKSHOP Concurrent Enrollment In ENGL 1010 (required) 0330 ENGL1011NT2 1 INTERNET C.GARBETT 8/27 12/11

Must takeENGL1010NT2

ENGL 1010 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I Prerequisites: English Placement Exam Score of 75 or higher, or a C or better in ENGL 0955, or ACT Score of 18 or higher

$ 9101 ENGL1010NT 3 INTERNET F. HARRIS-RAMSBY 8/27 12/11$ 9105 ENGL1010NT3 3 INTERNET A.SCHLUSSER 8/27 12/11$ 0621 ENGL1010NT4 3 INTERNET F. HARRIS-RAMSBY 8/27 12/11$ 9094 ENGL1010ENT 3 INTERNET R.CAMPBELL 8/27 10/16$ 9095 ENGL1010FNT 3 INTERNET R.CAMPBELL 10/20 12/11

ENGL 1020 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II Prerequisites: ENGL 1010$ 9121 ENGL1020NT 3 INTERNET H.PRISTASH 8/27 12/11$ 0074 ENGL1020DNT 3 INTERNET M.ZUPPA 9/22 12/11$ 9120 ENGL1020FNT 3 INTERNET D.MATHEWS 10/20 12/11

ENGL 2010 TECHNICAL WRITING Prerequisites: ENGL 1010$ 9127 ENGL2010NT 3 INTERNET C.BRUNELLI 8/27 12/11$ 0075 ENGL2010NT2 3 INTERNET P.COOK 8/27 12/11

ENGL 2370 WESTERN AMERICAN LITERATURE$ 0331 ENGL2370FNT 3 INTERNET L.MEREDITH 10/20 12/11

FINANCE

FIN 1000 PERSONAL FINANCE$ 9156 FIN1000NT 3 INTERNET D.HUCK 8/27 12/11

FIN 2100 MANAGERIAL FINANCE Prerequisites: ACCT 2010 and STAT 2010 or STAT 2050$ 9157 FIN 2100 NT 3 INTERNET R. THOMPSON 8/27 12/11


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FREN 1010 FIRST FRENCH I$ 0568 FREN 1010 NT 4 INTERNET C. MERITAN 8/27 12/11

GEOGRAPHY & RECREATION

G&R 1000 INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY $ 0795 G&R1000NT 3 INTERNET C.JONES 8/27 12/10

GEOLOGY

GEOL 1100 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY Prerequisites: MATH 0920; Concurrent Enrollment In GEOL 1101 (required)$ 9163 GEOL1100NT 4 INTERNET D.PERTERMANN 8/27 12/11

MusttakeGEOL1101NT

GEOL 1101 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LAB Concurrent Enrollment In GEOL 1100 (required)$ 9167 GEOL1101NT 0 INTERNET D.PERTERMANN 8/27 12/11

Must takeGEOL1100NT

HEALTH EDUCATION

HLED 1003 WELLNESS$ 9187 HLED 1003 NT 3 INTERNET K. CLARK 8/27 12/11$ 9188 HLED1003NT2 3 INTERNET S.STUART 8/27 12/11

HLED 1225 FIRST AID AND CPR$ 9189 HLED 1225 ENT 2 INTERNET M. SHOCKEY 8/27 10/16

Coursewillhave3requiredoncampuslabsinRockSprings:9/27,10/4and10/11from8am-12pm,RSCFitnessCntr $ 9190 HLED 1225 FNT 2 INTERNET M. SHOCKEY 10/20 12/11

Coursewillhave3requiredoncampuslabsinRockSprings:11/15,11/22,and12/6from8am-12pm,RSCFitnessCntr HEALTH SCIENCE GENERAL

HLTK 1200 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY$ 9192 HLTK 1200 NT 2 INTERNET J. HARSHMAN 8/27 12/11$ 9193 HLTK 1200 NT2 2 INTERNET J. HARSHMAN 8/27 12/11$ 9191 HLTK1200FNT 2 INTERNET W.TOTH 10/20 12/11

HISTORY

HIST 1110 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I$ 9172 HIST 1110 NT 3 INTERNET L. POLLARD 8/27 12/11

HIST 1211 US TO 1865 Prerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher,

or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher, or HMDV 1000 (C or better) $ 9174 HIST1211NT 3 INTERNET M.LEWIS 8/27 12/11

HIST 1221 US FROM 1865 Prerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher,

or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher, or HMDV 1000 (C or better)$ 0342 HIST 1221 NT 3 INTERNET L. POLLARD 8/27 12/11

HIST 1251 WYOMING HISTORY Prerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher,

or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher, or HMDV 1000 (C or better)$ 9183 HIST1251NT 3 INTERNET M.LEWIS 8/27 12/11

HIST 2060 TOPICS IN HISTORY: CIVIL WAR$ 0343 HIST2060NT 3 INTERNET M.MATHEWS 8/27 12/11

HOME ECONOMICS/ NUTRITION

HOEC 1140 NUTRITION$ 9234 HOEC 1140 NT 3 INTERNET K. CLARK 8/27 12/11$ 9235 HOEC 1140 NT2 3 INTERNET S. HOLT 8/27 12/11$ 9236 HOEC 1140 NT3 3 INTERNET S. HOLT 8/27 12/11


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HMDV 1000 COLLEGE STUDIES$ 9201 HMDV 1000 NT 2 INTERNET C. RADAKOVICH 8/27 12/11$ 9200 HMDV 1000 FNT 2 INTERNET P. PEDERSEN 10/20 12/11

HMDV 1025 INTRODUCTION TO ONLINE LEARNING 9221 HMDV 1025 XNT 1 INTERNET B. REYNOLDS 8/4 8/22 9215 HMDV1025ENT 1 INTERNET K.STRAUBE 8/27 10/16 9216 HMDV 1025 ENT2 1 INTERNET B. REYNOLDS 8/27 10/16 9217 HMDV 1025 FNT 1 INTERNET A. CLIFFORD 10/20 12/11 9218 HMDV 1025 FNT2 1 INTERNET B. REYNOLDS 10/20 12/11

HMDV 2410 ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO$ 9229 HMDV 2410 FNT 1 INTERNET N. JOHNSON 10/20 12/11$ 9230 HMDV 2410 FNT2 1 INTERNET N. JOHNSON 10/20 12/11

HMDV 2411 ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENT 9232 HMDV2411NT MyFolioOnline 0 INTERNET D.RENZ 8/27 12/11

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

ITEC 2360 TEACHING WITH TECHNOLOGY Prerequisites: EDCI 1000 or other Introductory Education Course or Instructor Permission. Experience With Computers Recommended.

$ 9254 ITEC 2360 NT 3 INTERNET A. JENSEN 8/27 12/11

LIBRARY SCIENCE

LIBS 2280 LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN Prerequisites: ENGL 1010$ 9256 LIBS2280NT 3 INTERNET P.WILLOUGHBY 8/27 12/11

MANAGEMENT

MGT 1000 INTRODUCTION TO SUPERVISION$ 9334 MGT1000NT 3 INTERNET M.HUEBNER 8/27 12/11

MGT 2100 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT Prerequisites: ENGL 1010$ 9339 MGT2100NT 3 INTERNET E.KISIEL 8/27 12/11

MARKETING

MKT 1100 RETAILING$ 9341 MKT 1100 NT 3 INTERNET B. MARTIN 8/27 12/11

MKT 2100 MARKETING$ 9343 MKT2100NT 3 INTERNET J.FREEZE 8/27 12/11

MATHEMATICS

MATH 0900 PRE-ALGEBRA ARITHMETIC Note: Previously DVST 0900, MATH FUNDAMENTALS $ 9276 MATH 0900 NT 3 INTERNET S.LYNCH-NEWBERG 8/27 12/11

MATH 0920 BEGINNING ALGEBRA Prerequisites: DVST or MATH 0900 (C or better), or MATH 0710 (B or better)

and MATH 0740 (B or better) and MATH 750 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score

$ 9286 MATH 0920 NT 4 INTERNET R. CHENEY 8/27 12/11$ 9287 MATH0920NT2 4 INTERNET W.WIGGINS 8/27 12/11

MATH 0930 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Prerequisites: MATH 0920 (C or better), or MATH 0720 (B or better)

and MATH 0760 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 21 or higher

$ 9297 MATH 0930 NT 4 INTERNET R. CHENEY 8/27 12/11$ 9298 MATH0930NT2 4 INTERNET W.WIGGINS 8/27 12/11

MATH 1000 PROBLEM SOLVING Prerequisites: MATH 0920 (C or better), or TECH 1000 (C or better)

or MATH 0720 (B or better) and MATH 0760 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 21 or higher

$ 9305 MATH 1000 NT 3 INTERNET D. SKROPANIC 8/27 12/11


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MATH 1100 NUMBERS & OPERTIONS ELEM SCHOOL TEACHERS Prerequisites: MATH 0930 (C or better), or MATH 0770 (B or better)

and MATH 0780 (B or better) or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 23 or higher. Concurrent Enrollment in EDEL 1410 (required)

$ 9310 MATH 1100 NT 3 INTERNET M. PEEK 8/27 12/11 Must take EDEL 1410 NT

MATH 1400 COLLEGE ALGEBRA Prerequisites: MATH 0930 (C or better), or MATH 0770 (B or better) and MATH 0780 (B or better), or appropriate Math Placement Test score, or Math ACT score of 23 or higher

$ 9316 MATH 1400 NT 4 INTERNET L. STEPHENS 8/27 12/11$ 9317 MATH 1400 NT2 4 INTERNET J. THOMAS 8/27 12/11

MATH 1405 TRIGONOMETRY Prerequisites: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1400 (C or better), or

Math ACT score 25 or higher. $ 9322 MATH 1405 NT 3 INTERNET J. THOMAS 8/27 12/11

MATH 2200 CALCULUS I Prerequisites: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1405 (C or better), or

Math ACT score 27 or higher$ 9324 MATH2200NT 5 INTERNET D.METZ 8/27 12/11

MATH 2350 BUSINESS CALCULUS I Prerequisites: Math Placement Exam, MATH 1400 (C or better), or

Math ACT score 26 or higher$ 9328 MATH 2350 NT 4 INTERNET J. THOMAS 8/27 12/11

MUSIC

MUSC 1010 MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS$ 9347 MUSC1010NT 3 INTERNET J.RABENS 8/27 12/11

NURSING

NRST 1510 NURSE ASSISTANT Prior To Clinical Experience, Must Have American Heart Association Health Care Provider CPR, TB, Tdap and MMR. Concurrent Enrollment In NRST 1511

$ 9379 NRST 1510 ENT 4 INTERNET J. LEAVITT 8/27 10/16 Must Take NRST 1511 ENT

$ 9380 NRST 1510 FNT 4 INTERNET J. LEAVITT 10/20 12/11 Must Take NRST 1511 FNT

NRST 1511 NURSE ASSISTANT LAB Concurrent Enrollment In NRST 1510 (required) 9388 NRST 1511 ENT 0 INTERNET J. LEAVITT 8/27 10/16

Must takeNRST1510ENT;Lab3pm-8pm10/6-9and16HoursofClinical10/11&12;5am-2pm 9389 NRST 1511 FNT 0 INTERNET J. LEAVITT 10/20 12/11

Must takeNRST1510FNT;Lab3pm-8pm12/1-4and16HoursofClinical12/6&7;5am-2pm

POLITICAL SCIENCE

POLS 1000 AMERICAN & WYOMING GOVERNMENT Prerequisites: COMPASS Reading Score 74 or higher, or ACT Reading Score of 20 or higher, or HMDV 1000 (C or better)

$ 9495 POLS 1000 NT 3 INTERNET STAFF 8/27 12/11$ 9496 POLS 1000 NT2 3 INTERNET STAFF 8/27 12/11

POLS 2000 CURRENT ISSUES IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT$ 0351 POLS2000DNT 3 INTERNET M.MATHEWS 9/2 12/11

PSYCHOLOGY

PSYC 1000 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY$ 9511 PSYC 1000 NT 4 INTERNET D. MAYER 8/27 12/11$ 9512 PSYC 1000 NT2 4 INTERNET K. HEENAN 8/27 12/11$ 9510 PSYC1000FNT 4 INTERNET P.LEWIS 10/20 12/11

PSYC 2210 DRUGS AND BEHAVIOR$ 9516 PSYC 2210 NT 3 INTERNET K. HEENAN 8/27 12/11

PSYC 2340 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisites: PSYC 1000$ 9519 PSYC 2340 NT 3 INTERNET B. LAFOND 8/27 12/11

SOCIOLOGY

SOC 1000 SOCIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES$ 9524 SOC 1000 NT 3 INTERNET S. KIRCHER 8/27 12/11


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SOC 1100 SOCIAL PROBLEMS$ 9527 SOC 1100 NT 3 INTERNET M. HILL 8/27 12/11

SOC 2000 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK$ 9528 SOC 2000 NT 3.00-4.00 INTERNET C. RILEY 8/27 12/11

SPANISH

SPAN 1010 FIRST YEAR SPANISH I$ 9538 SPAN 1010 NT 4 INTERNET B. BEATY 8/27 12/11

SPAN 1020 FIRST YEAR SPANISH II Prerequisites: SPAN 1010$ 9543 SPAN 1020 NT 4 INTERNET STAFF 8/27 12/11

SPAN 2030 SECOND YEAR SPANISH I Prerequisites: SPAN 1020 or Successful Completion of 3yrs of HS Spanish Or Equivalent.$ 0391 SPAN 2030 NT 4 INTERNET C. COPELAND 8/27 12/11

SPAN 2040 SECOND YEAR SPANISH II Prerequisites: SPAN 2030$ 9545 SPAN 2040 NT 4 INTERNET C. COPELAND 8/27 12/11

STATISTICS

STAT 2010 BUSINESS STATISTICS Prerequisites: MATH 1000 or higher or placement into MATH 2200 via COMPASS or ACT score

$ 9546 STAT 2010 NT 4 INTERNET D. SKROPANIC 8/27 12/11

STAT 2050 FUNDAMENTALS OF STATISTICS Prerequisites: MATH 1000 or higher or placement into MATH 2200 via COMPASS or ACT score

$ 9548 STAT 2050 NT 4 INTERNET D. SKROPANIC 8/27 12/11

PEER TUTORING AVAILABLE FOR OUTREACH STUDENTSBy appointment only…Contact the Peer Tutor Center…307-382-1707


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Welcome to Valley Learning Center’s Community Education Program

You are about to discover themany and varied continuing educationopportunities that Valley Learning Center offers locally. Valley Learning Center serves all ages who wish to enrich their lives and continue their education and growth. Weareverypleasedtoofferthequalityandvarietyofservicesandeducationalopportunities that we have this fall – right here in Bridger Valley. If you have questions, pleasecallorstopbyValleyLearningCenter.ValleyLearningCenterislocatedinMountain View on 219 First Street. Turn south at the Mountain View Middle School, south on Birch Street. Please call for directions or questions at 782-6401.

Enrich, Equip, and Educate Today’s Community for Tomorrow’s World

Quick Reference With Start Dates Health & Nutrition Start Date ValleyHealthWatchers–Session1 .............................................9/8/2014ValleyHealthWatchers–Session2 .............................................11/3/2014Eating Better for Less! .................................................................10/2/2014Introduction to Natural Health and Healing ..................................OnlineHappy and Healthy Pregnancy .....................................................Online

Discover Start Date Active Parenting (0-4) .................................................................9/9/2014Active Parenting (5-12) ...............................................................10/7/2014CountryWesternDance ...............................................................9/8/2014Quilt as you go, Minkee Quilt .......................................................9/13/2014My Favorite Bag ...........................................................................10/25/2014SmartPhones101–September ..................................................9/23/2014SmartPhones101–December ...................................................12/4/2014LymanBookDiscussionGroup....................................................MonthlySpeed Spanish .............................................................................OnlineBeginning Conversational French ................................................Online

Fitness Start Date Nia – Session1 .............................................................................9/8/2014Nia – Session 2 ............................................................................11/3/2014TraditionalJujutsu–September ..................................................9/4/2014TraditionalJujutsu–October .......................................................10/2/2014TraditionalJujutsu–November ..................................................11/4/2014TraditionalJujutsu–December ..................................................12/2/2014WaterAerobics ............................................................................9/8/2014WelcometoNia ...........................................................................9/3/2014Zumba4ClassBlock ...................................................................9/9/2014Zumba8ClassBlock ...................................................................9/9/2014

Time & Money Start Date Organized Chaos ..........................................................................9/22/2014Planning Your Estate ...................................................................10/29/2014Retirement ...................................................................................11/5/2014Social Security .............................................................................10/23/2014JobSeekingSkills–October .......................................................10/7/2014JobSeekingSkills–November ...................................................11/4/2014ElectronicBanking–September ..................................................9/22/2014ElectronicBanking–November ...................................................10/21/2014

Education Start Date HiSETandGEDPrepClass ..........................................................MonthlySubstituteTeaching .....................................................................9/17/2014Math Compass Test Preparation ..................................................11/7/2014Math Tutoring ..............................................................................MonthlyActive Parenting (0-4) .................................................................9/9/2014Active Parenting (5-12) ...............................................................10/7/2014CPR&FirstAidCombo–September ..........................................9/6/2014CPR&FirstAidCombo-November ............................................11/8/2014CPR/AEDforProf.RescuersandHealthCareProviders–October 10/6/2014CPR/AEDforProf.RescuersandHealthCareProviders-November 11/20/2014Defensive Driving Course – Session 1 .........................................9/30/2014Defensive Driving Course – Session 2 .........................................11/22/2014JobSeekingSkills–October .......................................................10/7/2014JobSeekingSkills-November ....................................................11/4/2014Wilderness&RemoteFirstAid ....................................................9/20/2014

Technology Start Date Computers for Beginners .............................................................9/15/2014Word2010Basics .......................................................................10/20/2014Excel 2010 Basics ........................................................................11/10/2014iHelp? – Adults ............................................................................11/5/2014iHelp? – Families .........................................................................11/12/2014ElectronicBanking–September ..................................................9/22/2014ElectronicBanking-October .......................................................10/21/2014SmartPhones101–September ..................................................9/23/2014SmartPhones101-December ...................................................12/4/2014CreatingWebPages ....................................................................Online

Kids Classes Start Date CookingisFun!–September ......................................................9/11/2014CookingisFun!-October ............................................................10/2/2014Karate–September .....................................................................9/4/2014Karate–October ..........................................................................10/2/2014Karate–November .....................................................................11/4/2014Karate–December .....................................................................12/2/2014KidsArtKaravan–October .........................................................10/17/2014KidsArtKaravan-November .....................................................11/7/2014Kids Candy Creations ...................................................................12/5/2014TumblingLevelI ..........................................................................9/9/2014TumblingLevelII .........................................................................9/9/2014TumblingLevelIII ........................................................................9/9/2014TumblingLevelIV ........................................................................9/9/2014

How to Get InRegister Before Deadline: Best Chance of Happiness. Do this so the class that you want is not already filled, or else cancelled due to low enrollment.

Register on Deadline:GoodChanceofHappiness.ALLclassesaresubjecttocancelationon deadline dates if minimum enrollment is not met.

Register after Deadline:UncertainHappiness. 1) Ifaclass isdesignatedOPENRegistrationandisrunningandnotfull–youwillhavetopaythefullclassfeetobeallowedtojointhe“inprogress”class.Nofeesarepro-rated;Or2)IfaclassisdesignatedOPEN Registration and is full and closed - you will miss the opportunity to enroll.

Traditional Registration:Nostudentregistrationscanbeacceptedafterregistrationdeadline.

Duetolimitedenrollmentsize,registrationwillbeonafirst-comefirst–servebasis.

Senior citizen discount is 25% off registration. Senior citizen age is 60 years old. Discount may not apply to certification classes.

Children who are not class participants are not allowed to attend classes or loiter in facilities.

Community Education Registration Form on page 28 or register online at valleylearningcenter.coursestorm.com. Scan QR to go directly to online registration.

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Education Start Date HiSETandGEDPrepClass ..........................................................MonthlySubstituteTeaching .....................................................................9/17/2014Math Compass Test Preparation ..................................................11/7/2014Math Tutoring ..............................................................................MonthlyActive Parenting (0-4) .................................................................9/9/2014Active Parenting (5-12) ...............................................................10/7/2014CPR&FirstAidCombo–September ..........................................9/6/2014CPR&FirstAidCombo-November ............................................11/8/2014CPR/AEDforProf.RescuersandHealthCareProviders–October 10/6/2014CPR/AEDforProf.RescuersandHealthCareProviders-November 11/20/2014Defensive Driving Course – Session 1 .........................................9/30/2014Defensive Driving Course – Session 2 .........................................11/22/2014JobSeekingSkills–October .......................................................10/7/2014JobSeekingSkills-November ....................................................11/4/2014Wilderness&RemoteFirstAid ....................................................9/20/2014

Technology Start Date Computers for Beginners .............................................................9/15/2014Word2010Basics .......................................................................10/20/2014Excel 2010 Basics ........................................................................11/10/2014iHelp? – Adults ............................................................................11/5/2014iHelp? – Families .........................................................................11/12/2014ElectronicBanking–September ..................................................9/22/2014ElectronicBanking-October .......................................................10/21/2014SmartPhones101–September ..................................................9/23/2014SmartPhones101-December ...................................................12/4/2014CreatingWebPages ....................................................................Online

Kids Classes Start Date CookingisFun!–September ......................................................9/11/2014CookingisFun!-October ............................................................10/2/2014Karate–September .....................................................................9/4/2014Karate–October ..........................................................................10/2/2014Karate–November .....................................................................11/4/2014Karate–December .....................................................................12/2/2014KidsArtKaravan–October .........................................................10/17/2014KidsArtKaravan-November .....................................................11/7/2014Kids Candy Creations ...................................................................12/5/2014TumblingLevelI ..........................................................................9/9/2014TumblingLevelII .........................................................................9/9/2014TumblingLevelIII ........................................................................9/9/2014TumblingLevelIV ........................................................................9/9/2014

HEALTH & NUTRITIONValley Health Watchers – Session 1WilliamsValley Learning Center$40.00M6:30 PM - 7:30 PMStarts: 9/8/2014Ends: 10/27/20148 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/8/2014Youcandoit!Gettinghealthyandlosingweightcanbehardonyourownsothat’swhywewillofferthesupport you need! Our group will come together each weekforinspirationandgoalsetting.Wewillalsolearnnew strategies to eat well and get moving. Each meeting willstartwithaprivateweighin.Therewillbeprizesforbiggestpercentageofweightlossandevenrecognitionfor losing those small goals (if you want to share them). Youcan join inanddiscuss,orsitbackand listen.Ages ten to one hundred welcome. (Please consult aphysicianbeforestartinganyweightlossprogram.If children are 10-18 years old, they must come with adoctor'snote.Thisclassisopenregistration-oncethe class meets its minimum you can enroll at any point during theclass.)Come joinwithusandmeetyourgoalstobehealthy.

Valley Health Watchers – Session 2WilliamsValley Learning Center$40.00M6:30 PM - 7:30 PMStarts: 11/3/2014Ends: 12/22/20148 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/3/2014Youcandoit!Gettinghealthyandlosingweightcanbehardonyourownsothat’swhywewillofferthesupport you need! Our group will come together each week for inspirationandgoal setting.Wewill alsolearn new strategies to eat well and get moving. Each meeting will start with a private weigh in. There will beprizesforbiggestpercentageofweightlossandeven recognition for losing those small goals (if you wanttosharethem).Youcanjoininanddiscuss,orsitbackandlisten.Agestentoonehundredwelcome.(Pleaseconsultaphysicianbeforestartinganyweightloss program. If children are 10-18 years old, they mustcomewithadoctor'snote.Thisclassisopenregistration - once the class meets its minimum you canenrollatanypointduringtheclass.)Comejoinwithusandmeetyourgoalstobehealthy.

Eating Better for Less!BarkerLyman Town HallFreeTH11 AM - 12:30 PMStarts: 10/2/2014Ends: 11/20/20148 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/1/2014Funlessonsincludingbasiccooking,menuplanning,saving money at the grocery store, reading food labels,feedingyoungchildrenandmore.Cent$ibleNutritionisdesignedtohelpfamilieseatbetterforless. Participants receive a computer diet analysis andmayqualifytoreceiveafreecookbook.Registrations taken at the Valley Learning Center andthroughU.W.Extensionoffice(782-7423ext.3).

Introduction to Natural Health and HealingEd2Go Online InstructorOnline$75Starts: 2nd or 3rd Wednesday of each monthRegister: www.ed2go.com/bvWouldyouliketolearnmoreaboutnaturalhealthbutdon'tknowwheretostart?Ifso,thenthisisthecourseforyou!We'lldiscussthevariousstagesofhealthandillness, andyou'll discover that truehealthmeanswholenessofthemind,body,andspirit.You'llstartapersonalhealthjournaltoevaluateyourcurrentlifestyleandobservehowyourbehaviorscanaffectyourhealth.We'llalsoexplorenaturopathy,whichseekswaysforthebody toheal itself.You'll findoutaboutproperbreathingtechniquesthatenhancehealth,andyou'lllearnthevalueofhydrotherapy,diet,biorhythms,andfasting.We'llalsoexamineusingthepowerofthemindforhealingthebody--discussingbrainfunctiontests,visualization, and relaxation therapies.

Happy and Healthy PregnancyEd2Go Online InstructorOnline$95Starts: 2nd or 3rd Wednesday of each monthRegister: www.ed2go.com/bvWithoutadoubt,havingababyisalife-changingexperience. And it can sometimes feel overwhelming asyouprepareforthemanychangesyou'll face.Bylearningallaboutpregnancy,childbirth,andthebasicsofnewborncare,you'llfeelbetterpreparedand ready for the challenges ahead. In this course, you'lllearnhowthedifferentstagesofpregnancywill affectyourbody,yourmoodsandemotions,andevenyourrelationships.Wetakealookatthelatest nutrition, diet, and exercise information, how pregnancy can change your sex life, and how to financiallyprepareforyourbaby.We'llevenlearnaboutways you can cultivate a strong supportnetworktohelpyouthroughthesetransitions.Wewillreviewdifferenttypesofchildbirthpreparation

classes, how to choose your healthcare provider, and optionsforwhereyouwouldliketogivebirth.Wealsocoverthebasicphysicalaspectsofchildbirthandtakingcareofmomandbabyafterthebirth.

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DISCOVERActive Parenting (0-4)OrozValley Learning Center$55.00T6:30 PM - 8:30 PMStarts: 9/9/2014Ends: 9/30/20144 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/3/2014Attention Parents! If you have children 0-4 years old this parenting class is for you. Join other parents at thisclasstodiscoverbasicparentingskillsandlearnideas for protecting and teaching your children. Learnagesandstagesofdevelopment,howtobuildabondbetweenyouandyourchild,thepowerofencouragement and so much more! Active Parenting has beenhelpingfamiliesforover30years.Signuptoday!

Active Parenting (5-12)OrozValley Learning Center$65.00T6:30 PM - 8:30 PMStarts: 10/7/2014Ends: 11/11/20146 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/1/2014Attention Parents! If you have children 5-12 years old this parenting class is for you. This comprehensive parenting program will provide you with skills that will help develop cooperation, responsibilityandself-esteeminyour children.Also,learn discipline techniques, how to avoid power struggles, active communication skills and so much more!ActiveParentinghasbeenhelpingfamiliesforover 30 years. Sign up today!

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Country Western DancePowellUrie Elementary$50.00M W7 PM - 8 PMStarts: 9/8/2014Ends: 9/24/20146 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/4/2014Grabyourpartnerandjoininthefun!Haveyoueverwanted to learn how to country dance? Then this is the class for you! You will learn how to Country Swing,TwoStep,andtheCowboyCha-Cha.Bringyourdancepartnerandletthefunbegin.MondaysandWednesdays,September8&10,15&17,and22& 24. NOTE: Pricing is per couple.

Quilt as you go, Minkee Quilt1st class- Sept. 13, 2014 @ 10:00 am - 4:30 pm2nd class- Oct. 11, 2014 @ 10:00 am - 4:30 pm3rd class- Nov. 8, 2014 @ 10 am - 4:30 pmThis class is designed to show students how to Quilt-As-You-Go, usingMinkee fabric and theirhomemachine.AMinkeequiltkitwillberequiredalong with your sewing machine, walking foot, pins andbastingspray.RegisterwithValleyFabricShop,102MountainMeadowSt., Lyman,WY 82937.LocatedintheUrieMall.307786-2653

My Favorite BagOctober 25, 2014 @10:00 am - 4:30 pmThis class is to assist students in making a very popularbag,byKatiCupcakePatternCo.Thereiseven a pattern to make a clutch or diaper and wipes case or extra case for everything a girl needs. Please bringyoursewingmachinealongwithyourquiltingtools. You will also need to purchase the pattern andfabrictomakethisproject.RegisterwithValleyFabricShop, 102MountainMeadowSt., Lyman,WY8293.LocatedintheUrieMall.307786-2653.

Smart Phones 101VaupelValley Learning Center$5.00T7 PM - 9 PMStarts: 9/23/2014Ends: 9/23/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/22/2014

Don’tletyoursmartphonemakeyoufeeldumb!LettheexpertsatUnionWirelessmakethemostofyourdevice.Thisclasswillcoverthebasicsofsmartphoneuse and operation, including downloading apps andexploring the capabilities of your device.Wewillalsoleaveplentyoftimeforyourquestions,sobringyour phone with you and we will gladly help you out!

Smart Phones 101VaupelValley Learning Center$5.00TH6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 12/4/2014Ends: 12/4/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 12/4/2014Don’tletyoursmartphonemakeyoufeeldumb!LettheexpertsatUnionWirelessmakethemostofyourdevice.Thisclasswillcoverthebasicsofsmartphoneuseandoperation, including downloading apps and exploring the capabilitiesofyourdevice.Wewillalsoleaveplentyoftimeforyourquestions,sobringyourphonewithyouand we will gladly help you out! Lyman Book Discussion GroupDoyou love to readanddiscussbooks?TheLymanBranchLibraryhas aprogram tomeet yourneeds.Membersallreadthesamebookandthengatherforan hour of discussion, friendship and refreshments. Booksareprovidedfreeofchargebythelibrary.Newmembersarewelcome.Joinustoday.Meetingsarethe3rd Thursday of every month at 7pm. No registration required.ContactSusiWorthenat787-6556formoreinformation.

Speed SpanishEd2Go Online InstructorOnline$75Starts: 2nd or 3rd Wednesday of each monthRegister: www.ed2go.com/bvImagine yourself speaking, reading and writing Spanish. Now you can with Speed Spanish! This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn Spanishpronto.You'lllearnsixeasyrecipesforgluingSpanish words together to form sentences. In no time atall,you'llbeabletogointoanySpanishspeakingsituation and converse in Spanish. ¡Qué Bueno!

Beginning Conversational FrenchEd2Go Online InstructorOnline$75Starts: 2nd or 3rd Wednesday of each monthRegister: www.ed2go.com/bvThis course will teach you how to communicate easilyandcomfortablywiththosewhospeakFrench.You'll learn practical, common phrases thatwill

make your trip to the many French-speaking regions of theworldmorepleasant.You'll learndialoguespecifictovarioussettings,andyou'llbesurprisedhoweasyitcanbetospeakanotherlanguage!Each lesson introduces a scenario, presented in shortdialogues.You'llbeabletopracticeandlearnboth sides of the conversation, so you'll easilyunderstand and expect common responses. Every lesson also has cultural tips, which will make you morecomfortableinaforeignsetting.

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FITNESSWelcome to NiaBaderUrie ElementaryFreeW5:30 PM - 6:45 PMStarts: 9/3/2014Ends: 9/3/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/3/2014Join Lisa Bader for a FREE drop in Nia class to welcomebackreturningstudentsandinviteallwhoarecuriousaboutNiatogiveitatry.Youwillgettoexperienceforyourselfthegrounded,wholebodymovements that make this class unique. Come try Nia,you’llbeinvigoratedandleaverelaxed!Studentsshouldwearcomfortableclothingthatwillmovewithyou,bringawaterbottleandamatortowel for floor work and relaxation.

NiaNia is a fitness program designed for Every Body. It is an exhilarating workout that provides cardiovascularconditioning,increasedflexibilityandagility, strength and muscle definition ending with relaxation. Lisa motivates and teaches students to maximizetheirbody’sefficiency.Studentsshouldwearcomfortableclothingthatwillmovewithyou,bringawaterbottleandamatortowel for floor work and relaxation.

Nia – Session 1BaderUrie Elementary$75.00M W5:30 PM - 6:45 PM

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Starts: 9/8/2014Ends: 10/29/201416 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/4/2014

Nia – Session 2BaderUrie Elementary$65.00M W5:30 PM - 6:45 PMStarts: 11/3/2014Ends: 12/17/201413 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/30/2014

Traditional JujutsuDanzanRyuJujitsutracesitsrootsallthewaytothesamurai. Students will learn an art that teaches self-defense as a by-product, not violence. From thefirst day of learning customs and courtesies to then learning rolls, falls, and escapes from holds then moving to throwing, ground work and striking, with a strong emphasis on safety. Students learn to protect themselves andbecomephysically fit.Healing arts, anatomy, physiology and massage balanceoutthecurriculum.The ultimate goal of the Danzan Ryu is perfection of character.Studentsarechallengedtobemoreanddomorethantheythoughtpossible.Rankisachievedbyhardwork,positiveattitude,andlearningphysicalas well as academic curriculum.Written andperformance examinations are administered when students are ready to advance. Outside reading and studyareencouragedandmaintaininganotebookofwhat'slearned isnecessary.Studentscanachieverankup to black belt through this program.Oursystem of martial arts has direct lineage to the founder of the system.Thisclassisagoodwaytobecomemorephysicallyfit and mentally challenged with increases seen in self-esteem, positive attitude, and growth in character.Ourprogramhelpsbuildfriendshipswithreturning and new students. Call for information on family discount.

Traditional Jujutsu - SeptemberWoodlandLIS$60.00T TH6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 9/4/2014Ends: 9/30/20148 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/4/2014

Traditional Jujutsu - OctoberWoodlandLIS$60.00T TH6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 10/2/2014Ends: 10/30/20149 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/2/2014

Traditional Jujutsu – November WoodlandLIS$60.00T TH6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 11/4/2014Ends: 11/25/20147 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/4/2014

Traditional Jujutsu - DecemberWoodlandLIS$60.00T TH6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 12/2/2014Ends: 12/18/20146 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 12/2/2014

Water AerobicsWakleyLHS Pool$45.00M W6 PM - 7 PMStarts: 9/8/2014Ends: 10/29/201416 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/4/2014Comeandenjoyagoodcardiovascularworkout.Youwill get your heart rate up while toning your muscles.It'safun,painlesswaytogetsomeexercise.Youwillneed to register through the Valley Learning Center.

Zumba 4 Class BlockHendersonUrie Elementary$20.00T TH7 PM - 8 PMStarts: 9/9/2014Ends: 12/18/201428 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/9/2014

Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That'sexactlywhat the Zumba®program is all about.It'sanexhilarating,effective,easy-to-follow,Latin-inspired,calorie-burningdancefitness-party™thatmoves people toward joy and health. Zumba isan aerobic fitness program inspired by Latin andinternational dance rhythms. Since its inception in2001,ZumbaFitnesshasgrowntobecometheworld's largest – andmost successful – dance-fitness program with more than 10 million people of all shapes, sizes and ages taking weekly Zumbaclasses in over 90,000 locations across more than 110countries.Giveitatry!ClassesareTuesdaysandThursdays fromSeptember 9th –December18th. You can now attend either day or all the days with the new class block enrollment. No class theweekofThanksgiving.Youmayenrollbypurchasingan 8-Class Block or 4-Class Block. Attendance will betakenatclass.8-Class Block is $404-Class Block is $20If you purchase all 28 classes at once you will receive a $15 discount. Discount only applies to a same day purchase of all 28 classes.

Zumba 8 Class BlockHendersonUrie Elementary$40.00T TH7 PM - 8 PMStarts: 9/9/2014Ends: 12/18/201428 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/9/2014Areyoureadytopartyyourselfintoshape?That'sexactly what the Zumba® program is all about.It'sanexhilarating,effective,easy-to-follow,Latin-inspired,calorie-burningdancefitness-party™thatmoves people toward joy and health. Zumba isanaerobic fitnessprogram inspiredbyLatinandinternational dance rhythms. Since its inception in2001,ZumbaFitnesshasgrowntobecometheworld's largest – andmost successful – dance-fitness program with more than 10 million people ofallshapes,sizesandagestakingweeklyZumbaclasses in over 90,000 locations across more than 110countries.Giveitatry!ClassesareTuesdaysandThursdaysfromSeptember9th–December18th.Youcannowattendeitherdayorallthedayswiththenewclassblockenrollment.No class the week of Thanksgiving.Youmayenrollbypurchasingan8-ClassBlockor4-ClassBlock.Attendancewillbetakenatclass.8-Class Block is $404-Class Block is $20If you purchase all 28 classes at once you will receive a $15 discount. Discount only applies to a same day purchase of all 28 classes.

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Organized ChaosHickmanValley Learning Center$30.00M W7 PM - 9 PMStarts: 9/22/2014Ends: 9/24/20142 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/15/2014Overstressed? Overworked? Never paid? Parents often feel out of control of the chaos in their own homes. I have. My kids are grown now and I’ve beenaskedtoteachsomeofthethingsthathelpedme get through the craziness. Do something for yourselfandjoinmeforthisclass.Helpisavailable!

Planning Your EstateKennedyValley Learning Center$5.00W6 PM - 7 PMStarts: 10/29/2014Ends: 10/29/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/23/2014Planning Your Estate. Come and learn the important role a well executed estate plan can play in ensuring yourhardworkandpreparationcanbepasseddownasalegacytoyourlovedones.Thisisbeneficialforthe most simple situations to the more complex situations. All ages welcome.

RetirementKennedyValley Learning Center$5.00W6 PM - 7 PMStarts: 11/5/2014Ends: 11/5/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/30/2014Retirement: Making Your money Last. You will learn waystohelpbuildaninvestmentstrategytolastthroughoutyourretirementyearsbystayingdisciplinedand adhering to time tested principles. All ages welcome. Bring your questions and come plan for a long,brightfuture.

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Social SecurityKennedyValley Learning Center$5.00TH6 PM - 7 PMStarts: 10/23/2014Ends: 10/23/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/20/2014SocialSecurity:YourQuestionsAnswered.Wewilldiscuss how Social Security fits into your retirement incomeplan,whenyoushouldstarttakingbenefitsand tax considerations. Questions welcome.

Job Seeking Skills – October SloneValley Learning CenterFreeT1:30 PM - 3:30 PMStarts: 11/4/2014Ends: 11/25/20143 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/28/2014This excellent course covers three areas vital to anyjobseeker:Job Searching & Matching - This class will helponelearnhowtousetheWyomingatWork.comwebsiteinjobsearchactivities.Theprincipleslearnedcanbeappliedtootherjobsearch/announcements websites. Pre-requisites: create account for theWyomingatWork.comwebsite(minimumusernameandpassword).ClasswillcoversubjectssuchasLaborMarketInformation,on-lineresumes,virtualrecruiters andjobskills identificationutilizingtheWyomingatWork.comwebsite.

Resume & Cover Letter - This class will help one understand the purpose, information on a resume, and types of resumes and their uses. Discussion of cover letters, their purpose and how to write a cover letter. If time allows, critiques of individual resumeswill be done. Discussionwill cover information on a resume, formatting a resume, and how to use your information for interviewing. Pre-requisite: WyomingatWork.comregistration.

Interviewing and Dressing for Success - This class will help participants prepare for interviews. Class provides information on interviewing techniques for successful interviewing, identifyingyourskills.Alsodiscussedwillbeattirefor interviewing. If time allows, practice interviews willbeconducted.Pre-requisites:WyomingatWork.com registration.

Job Seeking Skills – November SloneValley Learning CenterFreeT1:30 PM - 3:30 PMStarts: 10/7/2014Ends: 10/21/20143 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/30/2014

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Electronic Banking - SeptemberNelsonValley Learning Center$5.00M7 PM - 8:30 PMStarts: 9/22/2014Ends: 9/22/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/18/2014Youneed theconvenienceofonlinebanking! If youhaven'ttriedityetbecauseyoudidn'tknowwheretostart, then this class is for you. If you have tried it and still want to know more, then this class is for you too. Come and gain hands on experience with online banking,mobilebanking,E-statementsandMyFinance.Let the experts from 1st Bank help you get started.

Electronic Banking - OctoberNelsonValley Learning Center$5.00T6 PM - 7:30 PMStarts: 10/21/2014Ends: 10/21/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/15/2014Youneed theconvenienceofonlinebanking! Ifyouhaven'ttriedityetbecauseyoudidn'tknowwheretostart, then this class is for you. If you have tried it and still want to know more, then this class is for you too. Come and gain hands on experience with online banking,mobilebanking,E-statementsandMyFinance.Let the experts from 1st Bank help you get started.

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HiSET and GED Prep ClassVarela/IrickValley Learning CenterFreeDay and Evening Sessions AvailableRegister MonthlyTiredofthatlowpayingjob?Havedreamsofcollegebut didn’t graduate high school?We can help!ValleyLearningCenteroffersFREEHiSETandGEDpreparation classes for all individuals 16 and up who are not currently enrolled in high school. Our classes are small and highly individualized with plenty of one on one instruction. Let the Valley Learning Center helpyoupavethewayfora brighterfuture.ComeintodayandbeginearningyourHighSchoolDiplomaEquivalency!

Substitute Teaching IrickValley Learning Center$85W6:00 – 9:00 PMStarts: 9/17/2014Ends: 11/5/20148 SessionsRegistration Deadline: 9/11/2014Becomeasubstituteteacherwithyourhighschooldiploma (or GED) and this class. This class isdesignedtopreparestudentstobecomesubstituteteachers. It will cover the use and application of lesson plans, elements of instruction, emergency plans, classroom organization and behaviormanagement skills. Students will learn aboutdutiesandjobdescriptionsforalllevels.Successfulcompletionofthecourseisbasedonattendance.Uponcompletionandwithadditionalobservationtime,youcanmeettherequirementstobecomeacertifiedsubstituteteacherinthestateofWyoming.Additionally, you will be required to undergobackgroundcheckstoworkinlocalschooldistricts.

Math Compass Test PreparationIrickValley Learning Center$25F SFri 6-8pm, Sat 10am – 12pmStarts: 11/7/2014Ends: 11/8/2014This course is designed to help students review for and maximize performance on the math portion of the Compass Test. The Compass Test is a requirement forcollegeplacementandsomebusinessesalsousethese test scores. Learn great test taking strategies and review some forgotten skills! Cost includes the fee for taking one test.

Math TutoringIrickValley Learning Center$15.00TBAStarts: 9/2/2014Ends: 12/19/2014Sessions by appointment onlyA little help please? Yes! Valley Learning Center offers private math tutoring. Our instructor is a seasoned professional with years of experience working with alllevelsofstudentability.Pleasecallfortimesandpricing.Mathtutoringisbyappointmentonly. Active Parenting (0-4)OrozValley Learning Center$55.00T6:30 PM - 8:30 PMStarts: 9/9/2014Ends: 9/30/20144 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/3/2014Attention Parents! If you have children 0-4 years old this parenting class is for you. Join other parents at thisclasstodiscoverbasicparentingskillsandlearnideas for protecting and teaching your children. Learnagesandstagesofdevelopment,howtobuildabondbetweenyouandyourchild,thepowerofencouragement and so much more! Active Parenting hasbeenhelpingfamiliesforover30years.Signup today! Active Parenting (5-12)OrozValley Learning Center$65.00T6:30 PM - 8:30 PMStarts: 10/7/2014Ends: 11/11/20146 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/1/2014Attention Parents! If you have children 5-12 years old this parenting class is for you. This comprehensive parenting program will provide you with skills that will help develop cooperation, responsibilityandself-esteeminyourchildren.Also,learn discipline techniques, how to avoid power struggles, active communication skills and so much more!ActiveParentinghasbeenhelpingfamiliesforover 30 years. Sign up today! CPR & First Aid Combo - SeptemberDavisValley Learning Center$80.00S8 AM - 12 PMStarts: 9/6/2014Ends: 9/6/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/4/2014Get twocertificationsduringoneclass!CPRandFirstAidwillBOTHbecoveredinthisclass.CPRsection: designed to give students the skills and knowledge to recognize and respond to cardiac andbreathingemergenciesuntiladvancedmedicalhelp arrives. Students will receive current Red Cross

CPR andAED (Automated External Defibrillator)certification for Adults, Children and Infants current for two years from the date of the class. This class meets OSHA and MSHA requirements, and certification for medical professionals is also availablewith advance notice to the instructor.FIRST AID section: designed to give students the skills and knowledge to recognize and respond to sudden medical emergencies such as seizures, diabeticproblems,heatorcoldrelatedemergencies,orinjuries.Certificationiscurrentfortwoyearsfromthe date of the class. CPR Professional Rescuer Certification availablewith instructor notification.PTSB andPOST credit availablewith instructornotification.

CPR & First Aid Combo - NovemberDavisValley Learning Center$80.00S8 AM - 12 PMStarts: 11/8/2014Ends: 11/8/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/6/2014Get twocertificationsduringoneclass!CPRandFirstAidwillBOTHbecoveredinthisclass.CPRsection: designed to give students the skills and knowledge to recognize and respond to cardiac andbreathingemergenciesuntiladvancedmedicalhelp arrives. Students will receive current Red Cross CPR andAED (Automated External Defibrillator)certification for Adults, Children and Infants current for two years from the date of the class. This class meets OSHA and MSHA requirements, and certification for medical professionals is also availablewith advance notice to the instructor.FIRST AID section: designed to give students the skills and knowledge to recognize and respond to sudden medical emergencies such as seizures, diabeticproblems,heatorcoldrelatedemergencies,orinjuries.Certificationiscurrentfortwoyearsfromthe date of the class. CPR Professional Rescuer Certification availablewith instructor notification.PTSB andPOST credit availablewith instructornotification. CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers - OctoberDavisValley Learning Center$50.00M6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 10/6/2014Ends: 10/6/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/2/2014

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This class is designed to give students the skills and knowledge to recognize and respond to cardiac and breathingemergenciesuntiladvancedmedicalhelparrives. Students will receive current American Red Cross CPR and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) certification for Adults, Childrenand Infants current for two years from the date of the class. This class meets OSHA and MSHA requirements, and certification for medical professionalsisalsoavailablewithadvancenoticetothe instructor.PTSBandPOSTcreditavailablewith instructor notification.

CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers - NovemberDavisValley Learning Center$50.00TH6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 11/20/2014Ends: 11/20/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/19/2014This class is designed to give students the skills and knowledge to recognize and respond to cardiac and breathingemergenciesuntiladvancedmedicalhelparrives. Students will receive current American Red CrossCPRandAED(AutomatedExternalDefibrillator)certification for Adults, Children and Infants current for two years from the date of the class. This class meets OSHA and MSHA requirements, and certificationformedicalprofessionalsisalsoavailablewith advance notice to the instructor. PTSB and POST creditavailablewithinstructornotification.

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Defensive Driving Course Session 1DavisValley Learning Center$40.00S8 AM - 12 PMStarts: 11/22/2014Ends: 11/22/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/20/2014Getallthehoursinononeday.TheNationalSafetyCouncil Defensive Driving Course is a fast-paced, four-hour classroom program that also makes for an ideal refresher course. Focusing on the importance of attitude in accident prevention and avoidance as well as the good driving skills students already have, DDC-4 shows the consequences of poor choices madebehindthewheel—andputsdefensivedrivinginto a personal context.Withthispopularfour-hourcourse,participantsreceivepracticalstrategiestoreducecollisionrelatedinjuries,fatalities and costly repairs. This course stresses the importance of attitude in crash prevention and reinforcesgood,sensibledrivingskillsthatparticipantsalready have. Most importantly, it clearly demonstrates the consequences of the poor choices drivers make behind thewheel.Many, but not all, insurancecompanies offer a discount on your premiums for having completed the course. Be certain to check with your agent BEFORE taking the course if you are hoping for a discount. Age requirement: 15 years and older.

Defensive Driving Course Session 2DavisValley Learning Center$40.00T W6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 9/30/2014Ends: 10/1/20142 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/29/2014Getyourhours in twoata time; twonightsat twohours each. The National Safety Council Defensive Driving Course is a fast-paced, four-hour classroom program that also makes for an ideal refresher course. Focusing on the importance of attitude in accident prevention and avoidance as well as the good driving skills students already have, DDC-4 shows the consequences of poor choices made behindthewheel—andputsdefensivedrivingintoapersonalcontext.Withthispopular four-hourcourse,participants receive practical strategies to reduce collisionrelatedinjuries,fatalitiesandcostlyrepairs.This course stresses the importance of attitude in crashprevention andreinforcesgood,sensibledrivingskills that participants already have. Most importantly, it clearly demonstrates the consequences of the poor choicesdriversmakebehind thewheel.Many,butnot all, insurance companies offer a discount on your premiums for having completed the course. Be certain to check with your agent BEFORE taking the course if you are hoping for a discount. Age requirement: 15 years and older.

Job Seeking Skills – October SloneValley Learning CenterFreeT1:30 PM - 3:30 PMStarts: 11/4/2014Ends: 11/25/20143 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/28/2014This excellent course covers three areas vital to any jobseeker:JobSearching&Matching-ThisclasswillhelponelearnhowtousetheWyomingatWork.comwebsiteinjobsearchactivities.Theprincipleslearnedcanbeappliedtootherjobsearch/announcements

websites. Pre-requisites: create account for theWyomingatWork.comwebsite(minimumusernameandpassword).Classwill cover subjectssuchasLaborMarketInformation,on-lineresumes,virtualrecruiters and job skills identificationutilizing theWyomingatWork.comwebsite.

Resume & Cover Letter - This class will help one understand the purpose, information on a resume, and types of resumes and their uses. Discussion of cover letters, their purpose and how to write a cover letter. If time allows, critiques of individual resumes willbedone.Discussionwillcover informationonaresume, formatting a resume, and how to use your information for interviewing. Pre-requisite: WyomingatWork.comregistration.

Interviewing and Dressing for Success - This class will help participants prepare for interviews. Class provides information on interviewing techniques for successful interviewing, identifyingyourskills.Alsodiscussedwillbeattirefor interviewing. If time allows, practice interviews willbeconducted.Pre-requisites:WyomingatWork.com registration. Job Seeking Skills – November SloneValley Learning CenterFreeT1:30 PM - 3:30 PMStarts: 10/7/2014Ends: 10/21/20143 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/30/2014

Wilderness & Remote First AidDavisLyman Town Hall$90.00S8 AM - 5 PMStarts: 9/20/2014Ends: 9/27/20142 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/18/2014Whetheryou’reaScout,anOutdoorEnthusiastoryouworkinaremoteenvironment,ourWildernessand Remote First Aid course gives you the skills you need to respond to an emergency in an area where help is delayed. This course is based ontheBoyScouts of AmericaWilderness First AidCurriculum andDoctrineGuidelines. The coursealso offers content and topics that meet OSHA’s Best Practices forWorkplace First Aid TrainingPrograms. To ensure participants are prepared to respond in wilderness and remote environments, a majorportionofthecourseisdesignedspecificallyto offer students the opportunity to practice their skills in an outdoor setting. A final practical exercise willbeheldoutdoors.MusthaveCPRcertification.Mustbeatleast14yearsold.CPRcertificationcanbegainedduringclasswithextrafeeandinstructornotification.PTSBandPOSTcreditavailablewithinstructor notification.

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TECHNOLOGYComputers for BeginnersWebbMVHS Computer Lab$40.00M TH6 PM - 9:30 PMStarts: 9/15/2014Ends: 9/18/20142 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/11/2014Thishands-on,instructorledcourseisjustwhatnewcomputers users need to get started using the tools of today'sworld.Wewill cover basic computeroperation,basicinternetbrowsingandsearching,andusing email. If time allows, we will add more topics during the class. This class popular, so register soon! This class is worth .5 PTSB credit. POST certified.

Word 2010 BasicsWebbMVHS Computer Lab$40.00M TH6 PM - 9:30 PMStarts: 10/20/2014Ends: 10/23/20142 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/16/2014This hands-on, instructor led course will guide you throughthebasicsofthispopularwordprocessingprogram.Youwilllearnthebasicsofhowtocreateflyersanddocuments.Wewillcreate,edit,andformat our documents while learning the many easy to use features in the program. This class is worth .5 PTSB credit. POST certified.

Excel 2010 BasicsWebbMVHS Computer Lab$40.00M TH6 PM - 9:30 PMStarts: 11/10/2014Ends: 11/13/20142 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/6/2014This hands-on, instructor led course will guide you throughthebasicsofthispopularspreadsheetprogram.Wewill begin by exploring the corefeatures and tools in Excel 2010. You will discuss &practice basic Excel skills, including creating

spreadsheets and working with formulas and functions and many other useful tips. This class is worth .5 PTSB credit. POST certified.

iHelp? - AdultsWrightValley Learning Center$20.00W6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 11/5/2014Ends: 11/5/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/30/2014DoyouhaveaniPadbutdon’tknowhowtouseallitscapabilities?Then,thisistheclassforyou!Comelearnabouttheappstore,howtoorganizinganduseapps,securityoptions,usingthemulti-taskbar,searching, system settings, exploring the pre-installed apps,careofyouriPadandmore.You'llcomeawaywithsomehelpful tips& tricks tobetteruseyourdevice.IfyouhaveaniPad,pleasebringittoclass.

iHelp? - FamiliesWrightValley Learning Center$20.00W6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 11/12/2014Ends: 11/12/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/6/2014WantyouriPadortablettobeusefultoeveryoneinthefamily?Thendiscoverhowyourdevicecanbeused as a powerful tool! Lots of applications are madejustfortheeducationofchildren.Comeandlearnwhichappsareavailableandhowyoucanusethem to enrich the lives of your children. Bring your iPadortablettoclassifyoucan.

Electronic Banking - SeptemberNelsonValley Learning Center$5.00M7 PM - 8:30 PMStarts: 9/22/2014Ends: 9/22/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/18/2014Youneedtheconvenienceofonlinebanking!Ifyouhaven'ttriedityetbecauseyoudidn'tknowwheretostart, then this class is for you. If you have tried it and still want to know more, then this class is for you too. Come and gain hands on experience with online banking,mobilebanking,E-statementsandMyFinance.Let the experts from 1st Bank help you get started.

Electronic Banking - OctoberNelsonValley Learning Center$5.00T6 PM - 7:30 PMStarts: 10/21/2014Ends: 10/21/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/15/2014Youneedtheconvenienceofonlinebanking!Ifyouhaven'ttriedityetbecauseyoudidn'tknowwheretostart, then this class is for you. If you have tried it and still want to know more, then this class is for you too. Come and gain hands on experience with online banking,mobilebanking,E-statementsandMyFinance. Let the experts from 1st Bank help you get started.

Smart Phones 101- SeptemberVaupelValley Learning Center$5.00T7 PM - 9 PMStarts: 9/23/2014Ends: 9/23/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/22/2014Don’tletyoursmartphonemakeyoufeeldumb!LettheexpertsatUnionWirelessmakethemostofyourdevice.Thisclasswillcoverthebasicsofsmartphoneuse and operation, including downloading apps andexploringthecapabilitiesofyourdevice. Wewillalsoleaveplentyoftimeforyourquestions,sobringyour phone with you and we will gladly help you out!

Smart Phones 101 - DecemberVaupelValley Learning Center$5.00TH6 PM - 8 PMStarts: 12/4/2014Ends: 12/4/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 12/4/2014Don’tletyoursmartphonemakeyoufeeldumb!LettheexpertsatUnionWirelessmakethemostofyourdevice.Thisclasswillcoverthebasicsofsmartphoneuse and operation, including downloading apps andexploringthecapabilitiesofyourdevice. Wewillalsoleaveplentyoftimeforyourquestions,sobringyour phone with you and we will gladly help you out!

Creating Web PagesEd2Go Online InstructorOnline$75Starts: 2nd or 3rd Wednesday of each monthRegister: www.ed2go.com/bvCreate and post your very ownWeb site on theInternet using HTML in this extensive, hands-on, sixweekworkshop. First, you'll learn aboutthe capabilities of theWorldWideWeb and thefundamentals of web design. Then, with yourinstructor'spatientguidance,you'llplanthecontent,structureandlayoutofyourWebsite,createpagesfull of neatly formatted text, build links betweenthe pages and to the outside world, and add color,

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backgrounds, graphics, and tables. You'll alsolearn critical and timely information on securing thebestpossiblelocationinsearchenginelistings,andpowerful no-cost or low-costwebmarketingstrategies.

KIDS CLASSESCooking is Fun! - SeptemberWilliamsLIS$30.00TH4:30 PM - 5:30 PMStarts: 9/11/2014Ends: 9/25/20143 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/8/2014Kidscanlearntocookandhavefuntoo!Wewillbelearninghowtomakeakidfriendlybreakfast,lunch,snack,anddinner.Wewillalsobe learningsomebasicsof health includinghandwashing, healthyeatinghabitsandmore.Thiswillbeaveryfunclassforchildren.Theywilllearnrecipesandhabitstheycan use all their life! For kids K - 5th.

Cooking is Fun! - OctoberWilliamsLIS$30.00TH4:30 PM - 5:30 PMStarts: 10/2/2014Ends: 10/16/20143 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/29/2014Kidscanlearntocookandhavefuntoo!Wewillbelearninghowtomakeakidfriendlybreakfast,lunch,snack,anddinner.Wewillalsobe learningsomebasicsof health includinghandwashing, healthyeatinghabitsandmore.Thiswillbeaveryfunclassforchildren.Theywilllearnrecipesandhabitstheycan use all their life! For kids K - 5th.

KarateTang Soo Do is a traditional Korean style of Karate that stresses the development of character as well as physical fitness and improvement. The course is designed to develop the fundamental techniques of blocking, punching, striking and kicking. Properform,balance,coordinationandcontrolareachievedthroughtherepetitionofbasictechniques,stances,conditioning exercises and the practice of kata

(formal exerciseswhich combine basic karatetechniques) as well as coordinated three-step sparring with a partner. Our purpose is to introduce students to a comprehensive program which incorporates the techniques and principles of traditional Karate and other martial arts in a noncompetitive group environment. The emphasis is on self development and cooperation rather than on competition. Training intraditionalmaritalartsprovidesbothphysicalandmental developmentwhich leads to thebalancedgrowthofthestudent'sbodyandmind.Thistrainingalsoenrichesthestudents'livesbygivingthemanunderstanding of certain martial values and virtues. Age 6 years old and up. Karate - SeptemberWoodlandLIS Lunchroom$30.00T TH5 PM - 6 PMStarts: 9/4/2014Ends: 9/30/20148 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/4/2014

Karate - OctoberWoodlandLIS Lunchroom$30.00T TH5 PM - 6 PMStarts: 10/2/2014Ends: 10/30/20149 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/2/2014 Karate - NovemberWoodlandLIS Lunchroom$30.00T TH5 PM - 6 PMStarts: 11/4/2014Ends: 11/25/20147 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/4/2014 Karate - DecemberWoodlandLIS Lunchroom$30.00T TH5 PM - 6 PMStarts: 12/2/2014Ends: 12/18/20147 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 12/2/2014 Kids Art Karavan - OctoberVossValley Learning Center$40.00F9:30 AM - 11:45 AMStarts: 11/7/2014Ends: 11/14/20142 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 11/3/2014Comejoininthefun.Kidswilllearnaboutcolors,

design,techniquesandalittlebitofarthistorywhilehavingagreattimecreatingart.Theprojectscanbeseasonallyorientedwithfallandwinterprojects.Thoseprojectsareusually ready todisplaywhenthe workshop is over. The overall focus is having fun with ART! The earlier you sign up the less it will cost.There isanearlybirdspecialof$35.00perchildifyousignupatleasttwoweeksbeforethestart date. Families with multiple children will get a $5.00 discount for each child. The regular cost will be$40.00perchildsosignupearlyandsave!!Forkids ages 7-11.

Kids Art Karavan - NovemberVossValley Learning Center$40.00F9:30 AM - 11:45 AMStarts: 10/17/2014Ends: 10/31/20142 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 10/13/2014Comejoininthefun.Kidswilllearnaboutcolors,design,techniquesandalittlebitofarthistorywhilehavingagreattimecreatingart.Theprojectscanbeseasonallyorientedwithfallandwinterprojects.Thoseprojectsareusually ready todisplaywhenthe workshop is over. The overall focus is having fun with ART! The earlier you sign up the less it will cost.There isanearlybirdspecialof$35.00perchildifyousignupatleasttwoweeksbeforethestart date. Families with multiple children will get a $5.00 discount for each child. The regular cost will be$40.00perchildsosignupearlyandsave!!Forkids ages 7-11. Kids Candy CreationsWilliamsLIS$25.00F9 AM - 11:30 AMStarts: 12/5/2014Ends: 12/5/20141 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 12/1/2014Yummy! Chocolate, marshmallows, and sugar oh my! Kids will learn how to make candy they can eat, share, or give as a gift around the Christmas season. Most recipes will let kids make these creations on their own with minimal adult help. However, they willbeable topracticeacomplicatedrecipewithclose adult supervision. Childrenwill be able topackagecandyforagiftandtherewillbeplentyoftastetesting.Theywillalsolearnbasickitchensafetyandhygiene.GradesK-5.

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Valley Learning Center now offers Pearson Vue Testing services. If you have a test administered through Pearson Vue, check with your test scheduler for availability through Valley Learning Center.

Tumbling Level IYarbroughLIS$58.00T4:30 PM - 5:30 PMStarts: 9/9/2014Ends: 11/5/201410 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/8/2014Come join our popular and exciting tumblingclass. Tumbling can help improve balance andcoordination.Enjoylearningforwardrolls,backwardrolls, bridges, cartwheels, beginner handstands,andmuch more.Alltumblersages4-5arerequiredto takethisclassbeforetakinganyhigher levels.Classes fill quickly. Class dates are Tuesdays, September9throughNovember4.PerformanceisWednesday,November5.

Tumbling Level IIYarbroughLIS$58.00T5:30 PM - 6:30 PMStarts: 9/9/2014Ends: 11/5/201410 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/8/2014Comejoinourpopularandexcitingtumblingclass.

Tumblingcanhelpimprovebalanceandcoordination.Enjoylearningcartwheels,round-offs,handstands,kick-overs, and beginning skills for Level III. AllTumblersarerequiredtotakeaLevelIIclasspriortotakinghigherlevels.(Tumblersages4-5withcoachapproval.)ClassdatesareTuesdays,September9throughNovember4.PerformanceisWednesday,

Tumbling Level IIIYarbroughLIS$58.00T6:30 PM - 7:30 PMStarts: 9/9/2014Ends: 11/5/201410 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/8/2014Come join our popular and exciting tumblingclass. Tumbling can help improve balance andcoordination.Enjoylearningcartwheels, round-offs,handstands,kick-overs,beginnerbackwalkovers,andbeginningskills for level IV.AllTumblersarerequired to take a Level II class prior to taking higherlevels.ClassdatesareTuesdays,September9throughNovember4.PerformanceisWednesday,November5. Tumbling Level IVYarbroughLIS$80.00T6:30 PM - 8 PMStarts: 9/9/2014Ends: 11/5/201410 Session(s)Registration Deadline: 9/8/2014After completing the required skills of Level II and IIIenjoylearningmoreadvancedskillssuchasfronthandsprings,divecartwheels,backextensions,backhandsprings, and much more. Students registering

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VLC Career and College Readiness Center Hours:Monday through Thursday – 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Evenings – Tuesdays and Thursdays – 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm AfterLaborDaytoMemorialDayweekend

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Monthly Registration and EnrollmentValley Learning Center can help anyone, 16 years of age or older, prepare and successfully earn aWyomingHighSchoolEquivalencyCertificate.(16& 17 year old students require a state issued age waiver).Tobeginpreparation,studentsaregivenplacement tests in reading, writing and math to determine their preparation needs. Come in and we can help you with an individualized study schedule and instruction that will prepare you to succeed. Scholarships are available for thosewhoqualify.Getting yourWyomingHighSchool EquivalencyCertificate enhances your education, employment, and money earning opportunities.

Adult Basic Education SkillsFreeValley Learning Center Classesinreading,writing,andmathareavailableto those individualswhowant to obtain aHighSchool Equivalency Certificate or improve their basic skills. These are individualized studies ofEnglishGrammar,WritingSkills andMathSkills.It covers grammar, punctuation, basic writingskills,basicsofmath,algebraandgeometry.Thisis a great class to prepare you for college, helping your children, or just improve yourwriting andmath ability. Small classes and individualizedinstruction allow for personal attention in order to meet the student’s schedule and specific needs. Computerized instruction, individual tutoring and anopenstudylabareavailableduringthedayandevening. The Center administers the HSEC tests at regularly scheduled times.

Math for the Real World and Basics of Algebra Tutoring$15/hourValley Learning Center M & W by appointment onlyMath is one of those skills that is commonly lacking or is easily forgotten. This class will start at your level and workyouuptowhereyouwanttobe.Individualizedinstruction allow for personal attention in order to meet student’s schedule and specific needs. This is a great class to prepare you for college, helping your children, orjustimproveyourmathskills.Thebasicsofmath,algebraandgeometrycanbecovered.Thiswillalsogive you preparation for college math classes and the college placement testing.

Adult Basic Education Employability Skills BuildingFreeValley Learning CenterStudentshavetheopportunitytoearnaWyomingCareer Readiness Certificate (CRC) to demonstrate their skills and potential to employers. The program offers skills training in various areas of career developmentincludingjobsearch,resumewriting,interviewing techniques, abilities and aptitudesassessments, as well as reading for information, applied math, and locating information.

English as a Second LanguageFreeValley Learning Center Open entry/open exitThe Valley Learning Center ESL class is designed for foreign born studentswhowant to improvetheir English speaking, listening and writing skills. The class offers conversational practice and study labsareavailabletomeettheneedsofabeginning,intermediate or advanced ESL student. Must register.

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