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PCC Extension

Winter 2017January to March

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CLASSES FOR THE COMMUNITY

Lifelong LearningLifelong Learning

Staying Ahead of the TimesStaying Ahead of the Times

New for Winter!

Electrical Power Engineering(PE Exam Preparation)

Secrets of Internet Marketing

Blogging for Fun and Profit

Honey, I'm Home...For Good!

Basic Baking Series

Croissants

Quick Sketch

Conversational German

Sound Energy

Communicate with Anyone

Decision Making

Bridge III

Multi-Day Tours

Joshua Tree & The Salton SeaPatriotic Pathways

Yosemite Spring FlingCalifornia Vines

Color Country EscapeAnd more!

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Online Certificates

Data AnalysisSocial Media for Business

ManagementLeadership Development

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CAREERProfessions 2Entrepreneur 8Technology 9

FINANCEInvesting 12Retirement 13Property 14

ENRICHMENTCooking 15Art 16Dance 17Music 19Crafts 22Writing 24Photography 25Languages 26

ACTIVEExercise 28Lifestyle 30Sports 32Outdoors 33Trips & Tours 34

INFORMATIONMaps 37Registration 38Registration Form 39

Personal enrichmentand professionaldeveloment for thegreater Pasadenaarea community

WINTER 2017January to March

New Location: The PCC Extension and Contract Education officenow is located on Foothill Boulevard (Community Education Center).See address on page 40.

LEGENDOnline CP NEWCertificate Program New for Winter 2017

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CAREER | Professions

Supervisory & LeadershipIn partnership with UGotClass

Your employees are your most valuableresources. Ensuring the efficiency of your team

is the key to your success and is your most importantresponsibility. Get practical, easy to understand, andinsightful methods for new and even experiencedsupervisors and managers. Learn about effectivedelegation, performance management, and writingperformance reviews. Discuss the specifics of thesupervisor's role and responsibilities, and strategies forimproving your overall effectiveness as a leader. Visitpcclearn.org/UGotClass for more information.

4521X ONLINE COURSE $395Start Dates: Feb 6

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Notary Public LicensingInstructor: Thomas PeavyhouseNotary Class: This course exceeds the State ofCalifornia qualifications for new applicants and fornotaries that are renewing their commissions.Commissioned notaries may take this course six monthsprior to their commission expiration date. Studentscompleting the class will receive a State-approvedCertificate of Completion required to take the State-proctored notary examination. The State of Californiawill offer a same-day exam (additional cost). $45materials fee payable in class.

Advance registration recommended. Minimum age18. Late arrivals will not be admitted and no refundswill be given.

Notary Exam: Registration/exam begins at 4:00 pm,concludes at 6:00 pm. Exam requirements:

1. $40 check or money order only payable to theSecretary of State (including renewals). No Cash.

2. ID: Driver’s License or State DMV card; Passport;Military ID; (non US citizens bring AlienRegistration number).

3. Bring two sharpened, No. 2 pencils.

4. Bring a 2"x2" passport photo to be submitted aspart of the Secretary of State application backgroundcheck. May be purchased in class for $10.

0390X PCC R221 $89Jan 21 Sa 8am-4pm

Secrets to Becoming aSpecial Event/Wedding Planner

Instructor: Farla BinderDo you want to start a new, exciting career in thewedding/special event business? Do you know whatkind of event/wedding planner you would like tobecome? Would you like to expand your currentbusiness? Do you want to plan an event with ease andentertain in your home, stress free? This course providesinformation-packed valuable tools and techniques tostart a new, exciting career in the wedding/specialevent industry, or plan any type of special occasion.Topics include:

• Identifying skills required for this career• Getting started as an event planner• Planning a fun, easy, and rewarding event• Creating exciting themes• Enhancing theme and floral decor• Developing an event purpose and format• Finding unique event locations• Selecting photographers and videographers• Choosing music and entertainment• Creating events guests will remember

$25 material fee payable in class.

2248X AHS H105 $45Jan 18 W 6:30pm-9:30pmPrograms start monthly.

Visit ed2go.com/pcclearnfor detailed program descriptions,

requirements and start dates.

HealthcareCertificate ProgramsIn partnership with ed2go

These online Healthcare CertificatePrograms will distinguish you as a

knowledgeable, skilled, and committedprofessional in specialized healthcare fields. CEcontact hours provided.

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Certificate in Complementary and Integrative Health

Certificate in End of Life Care

Certificate in Food, Nutrition, and Health

Certificate in Gerontology

Certificate in Healthy Aging

Certificate in Spirituality, Health, and Healing

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Professions | CAREER

Certificate inOffice OperationsIn partnership with UGotClass

Efficient office operations can mean thedifference between success and not-so-much,

between being in the black and being in the red,between working harder and working smarter. Strategiesand benchmarks of office operations increases theproductivity of every person in your organization.Position yourself as the one who knows what to getdone, and how to get things done in office operations.

Three one-month courses, $495 for all three coursesand certificate. Fee represents a savings of $90 off thesame classes if registered for separately.

COURSE LIST:Office OperationsEmbracing Sustainability in the WorkplaceCyber Security for Managers

4391X ONLINE COURSE $495Start Dates: Feb 6, Mar 6, Apr 3

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Certificate inCustomer ServiceIn partnership with UGotClass

Customer service is now essential for businessand all work organizations. With the increase

of technology, human interaction with customersbecomes all the more important. Whether it relates toretaining customers, serving your audience, or turninginquiries from potential customers into sales, goodcustomer service is now one of the central factors inorganizational success. Learn to improve your customerservice skills to enhance your career skill set, improveproductivity, and increase your organization's success.You will also take away some extraordinary customerservice techniques you will not find anywhere else.

Two one-month courses, $245 for both courses andcertificate. Fee represents a savings of $45 off the sameclasses if registered for separately.

COURSE LIST:Keys to Customer ServiceExtraordinary Customer Service

4515X ONLINE COURSE $245Start Dates: Feb 6, Mar 6,

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OccupationalSpanish CoursesIn partnership with ProTrain

Self-paced, online courses, start anytime,16 hours of instruction, for 6 months;

Certificate of Completion available upon request.

Spanish for Banking5224X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for Construction5227X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish forDentists and Dental Hygienists5236X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for Educators5225X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for Firefighters5229X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for Food Service5226X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for Health Care5222X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for Housekeeping5230X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for Law Enforcement5223X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish forManufacturing and Warehousing5232X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish forthe Medical Front Office5237X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for Social Services5234X ONLINE COURSE $165

Spanish for the Workplace5221X ONLINE COURSE $165

Visit pcclearn.org/ProTrain fordetailed program descriptions.

For in-class Spanish classes,turn to page 26.


Social Media forBusiness CertificateIn partnership with UGotClass

Get in on this exciting and growing way tocommunicate, market and serve your customers

and clients. For businesses, nonprofits, government,and other organizations. From Facebook to Twitter,blogging, YouTube, LinkedIn, and more, discover thenew principles of communication that apply across allnetworks and how these specific social networks workand the possible uses for your organization.


COURSE LIST:Introduction to Social MediaIntegrating Social Media into Your OrganizationMarketing Using Social Media


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Management CertificateIn partnership with UGotClass

Enhance your management skills through thisprogram for supervisors, managers, and

emerging leaders. Discover the keys for effectivelymanaging your employees. Find out how to create clearexpectations, engage and motivate employees, andincrease your effectiveness. Then learn how to improveyour management of time and productivity. Finally,get the keys to manage different generations in yourworkplace. Discover what motivates each generationat work, what incentives they respond to, and whatmessages they value.


COURSE LIST:Management Boot CampManaging Generations in the WorkplaceTime and Productivity Management


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Certificate inData AnalysisIn partnership with UGotClass

Data Analysis is quickly becoming one of themost sought-after skills in the workplace.

Companies have vast amounts of data, but it is rare tohave someone with the ability to analyze that data tosee trends and make predictions. Add a whole new skillset to your portfolio, and make a big difference in thesuccess of your organization by acquiring data analysisskills. Whether your business is home based or a largecompany, this certificate will take you to the next levelwhere important decision-making is concerned.


COURSE LIST:Introduction to Data AnalysisIntermediate Data AnalysisAdvanced Data Analysis


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Certificate inLeadership DevelopmentIn partnership with UGotClass

This certificate provides how-to practicalinformation on advancing your leadership

potential and making a difference in both the workplaceand in society. Find out what it takes to become aneffective leader, and discover your style of leadership.Discuss task completion, building relationships withyour subordinates, becoming socially perceptive tochanges in the workplace, utilizing your emotions in apositive and effective manner, and addressingchallenging goals.


COURSE LIST:Leadership PrinciplesDeveloping Your Leadership SkillsDeveloping Your Professional Career


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Career Training Center - Online

Certified Residential Interior DesignerLearn the basics comprising good design, design styles, composition, andmaterials as you develop a design concept for a living room.

Marketing Design CertificateLearn to create logos, advertisements, and communication pieces usingPhotoshop, Illustrator, and PowerPoint.

Records Management CertificateLearn the particulars of establishing a records management program forelectronic, magnetic, and paper media.

BusinessChartered Tax ProfessionalPayroll Practice and ManagementProfessional Bookkeeping with QuickBooks 2015Certified Mediator and Conflict Resolution SpecialistPurchasing and Supply Chain ManagementHuman Resources ProfessionalTechnical WritingGraphic Design with PhotoshopNon-Profit Management

The WebWeb Design ProfessionalWeb Applications DeveloperWebmasterMobile Web DeveloperSearch Engine Marketing

Hospitality and Service IndustryRetail Customer Service Skills TrainingFood and Customer Service Skills TrainingCertified Protection Officer

Additional programs in:• Business and Professional• Healthcare and Fitness• IT and Software Development• Management and Corporate• Media and Design• Hospitality and Service Industry• Skilled Trades and Industrial

For a complete listing of Certificate programs and courses, including detaileddescriptions and pricing, go to pcclearn.org/CTC. Financial Aid Available!




Electrical Power Engineering (PE Exam Preparation Course)Instructor: Kiran Upadhyay

This course prepares students to take the Professional Engineering (Power Systems) exam. Discussionincludes electrical theory, and the fundamentals, concepts, and analytical techniques of Power Systems.The format used will highlight problem solving techniques combined with related theory for problemsolving clarity. The course also covers the National Electrical code requirement.

Note: This course will prepare students for the National Council of Examiners for Engineering andSurveying (NCEES) Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exam to be held on April 21, 2017.

7110X PCC $800Mar 4-Apr1 Sa 9am-5pm

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Certificate ProgramsWorkplace Communication $595Business Coaching $395Executive Leadership $695Entrepreneurship $495eMarketing Essentials $495Business Research $495

Courses and WorkshopsLaw for Non-Lawyers$195Google Analytics $195Creative Problem Solving $195Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) Fundamentals $175Mastering Microsoft Excel $195Spanish for Medical Professionals $145Onboarding New Employees $195Get Things Done $245Interview Skills $295

For a complete listing of Certificateprograms and courses, includingdetailed descriptions and pricing:

pcclearn.org/UGotClass

More Online CertificatePrograms and Courses



Acting Career Launching PadInstructor: June Chandler and staffHere is your opportunity to study with June Chandler’sActors Workshop in a top casting studio at a communitycollege price. Students will practice techniques oncamera each week! You will go behind the scenes andexperience first hand what professional actors do.Topics include:

• Acting and Commercial Techniques• Camera Technique• Audition Technique• Career Administration

Note: Some of the course curriculum is similar to our"For the Love of Acting" class, however, this coursedoes take place in a studio environment on camera, anda higher level of performance is expected. An optionalcolor photo shoot is available at a discount. Class isdesigned for adults.

7730X $129Feb 19-Mar 26 Su 9am-11:45am

Class held at Zydeco Studios, Studio City(directions provided upon registration).

For a beginning Acting class,turn to page 30.

Voiceover ClassesPartner: Voices For All

Voiceover Professional:A New CareerThis fun and empowering 2-hour introductoryworkshop covers the different types of voiceoversand what tools are needed to find success. Studentswill be coached as they read a script, and arerecorded to receive a professional voiceoverevaluation later. Leave with the knowledgenecessary to decide if this career is somethingyou want to pursue. This workshop is taught bya professional voice actor from a voice actingtraining company.

4210X PCC $49Feb 25 Sa 10am-12pm

Voiceover Professional:A New CareerOne-on-One Online Class

This fun and empowering 90-minuteintroductory workshop, taught by a

professional voice actor, covers the differenttypes of voiceovers as well as what tools areneeded to find success in the industry. Yourinstructor will coach you in this one-on-onevideo chat setting as you read from real scripts;and later will provide a professional voiceevaluation. For a demonstration, go to:voicesforall.com/ooo. Note: Students must haveinternet access and a webcam.

4220X ONLINE COURSE $49Schedule your class when convenient!Logon info provided upon registration.

Use your Visa, MasterCardor Discover to register by

mail, fax or telephone

Professional Make-Up ArtistryInstructor: Michele GodinezThis is a hands-on course where students learn toproperly color match, contour, highlight, and create aNatural Eye look for bridal, print and film shoots, aswell as for everyday use. Students also will learn aGlamour look for special occasions, fashion, and print.Included: eyeliner techniques, professional kitnecessities, how to make your look last all day, bring inbusiness, and receive professional discounts on name-brand make-up. Note: Upon successful completion ofthe course, students receive a Certificate from theinstructor (professional discounts are available withcertificate). $40 materials fee payable in class.

0413X PCC R115 $89Feb 5-Feb 12 Su 9am-5pm


CAREER | Entrepreneur

Business StartupsInstructor: Connie Sparks

The ABCs of Starting a BusinessThis workshop will provide information andresources important to know before venturinginto business. Topics include how and where toapply for licenses and permits; how to market abusiness; how to make money work; how to putsystemic processes in place; business structures;the basics of funding programs; and theimportance of having a business model and howto execute it. Also discussed will be how toconduct market analysis, competitor analysis;and programs and services available throughvarious support agencies. $20 materials feepayable in class.

0423X PCC R104 $39Jan 21 Sa 10am-12pm

You Need a Business Plan!This highly interactive workshop is designed toaid the business owner (startup or existing) indeveloping a viable plan to get a business growingor continuing to grow in the right direction.Attendees will engage in step-by-step exercises,covering all sections of a business plan necessaryto secure financing. This practice will fosterthought processes required to create a plan,constructively define goals, and establishobjectives. $25 material fee payable in class.

0422X PCC R104 $45Feb 4 Sa 10am-1pm

Enroll in all three classesat the same time and receive

a $13 discount!

Marketing Made Easyon a Small BudgetThis workshop shows business owner’s how touse multiple cost effective marketing segmentsto brand their business and reach their targetgroups; and be more creative in finding not justa customer, but the right customer offering long-term ROI benefits. The highlights of this workshopare marketing on a budget; showing businessowner’s how to standout when marketing topotential customers; becoming more effectivewith messaging, branding, and planning; creatingproduct value; and connecting with customers.Using the resources and strategies of this course,attendees will become more effective withmessaging, branding, and planning. $15 materialsfee payable in class.

0429X PCC R104 $39Feb 25 Sa 10am-12pm

Start a Nonprofit/CommunityService OrganizationInstructor: Gerald AndersonThis interactive workshop focuses upon how individualsmay fill a void in their community by forming andmanaging a nonprofit or community serviceorganization; and how the organization may be grantedtax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the InternalRevenue Code. Students will be able to apply theirknowledge to the preparation and submission of thenecessary paperwork, to analyze various sources offunding and assistance, and to develop ideas intoviable programs and/or services needed in thecommunity. Topics include:

• Community service programs and activities• Legal entity and tax-exempt status• Bylaws, meetings, minutes, initiatives, resolutions• Accounting, taxation, annual returns

$15 materials fee payable in class.

0461X PCC R108 $49Feb 4 Sa 9am-1pm

Funding Your BusinessIn partnership with UGotClass

It takes money to operate a financially feasible,and successful business. Whether your

business is just starting, or is expanding, financialbacking can originate from partnerships, grants, gifts,investors, or loans. This course will help you understandthe financial position of your business by exploringpotential debt and equity sources of funds to helpsupport these areas and create a financially successfulventure. Visit pcclearn.org/UGotClass for moreinformation.

4528X ONLINE COURSE $195Start Dates: Apr 3


Technology | CAREER

iPhone, iPad ClassesInstructor: Bob Cohen

Enroll in both classes at the same timeand receive a $5 discount!

iPhone, iPad, and I'm Lost ©

Today’s iPhone and iPad do so much more thansimply make a phone call or send a text. In thisclass, students will learn what an iPhone reallycan do and how to use an iPad for more thanbrowsing the Web. Students also will learn howto set up an iPhone or iPad, what apps areavailable, and how to install them. Bring youriPhone and iPad to class. See note.

0513X PCC R113 $45Jan 22 Sa 9am-12pm

iPhones, iPads, iCloud:Beyond the BasicsDesigned for those who can perform tasks,including downloading apps, and are familiarwith basic touchscreen actions and who want tolearn how to better use their iPhones® and iPads®.You will learn “hidden” touchscreen actions; andhow to manage your network settings for WiFi,cellular, and Bluetooth networks. Also coveredwill be moving and organizing photos, time-saving secrets for using websites, and how to useApple’s iCloud® services with Windows, Mac,and multiple Apple mobile devices. Bring youriPhone and iPad to class. See note.

Prerequisite: iPhones, iPads, And I'm Lostrecommended

0522X PCC R113 $45Jan 22 Sa 1pm-4pm

Note: $30 materials fee payable in each class.

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2013In partnership with ed2go

Do you work with numbers? Then you need tomaster Microsoft Excel. Even beginners will

find it easy to learn Excel in this fun, step-by-steponline course. These lessons will provide you with theinformation you need to set up fully formattedworksheets quickly and efficiently. You will also learnthe secrets behind writing powerful mathematicalformulas and discover how to use the function wizardto quickly and automatically calculate statistics, loanpayments, future value, and more. In addition, you willget tips on sorting and analyzing data, designing customcharts and graphs, and creating three-dimensionalworkbooks. Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2013 alsoavailable! Courses start monthly.

ONLINE COURSE $99Visit ed2go.com/pcclearn for more information.

Introduction to Microsoft Word 2013In partnership with ed2go

Knowing how to write reports and lettersusing Microsoft Word is a basic skill needed

in nearly any job. This powerful word-processingprogram lets you professionally type, edit, format, spellcheck, and print documents. In this course, you willmaster all the basics of Microsoft Word. You will learnhow to edit text, change the size or appearance of text;change margins and tab settings; automatically center,right align, justify, and indent text; use tools such as thegrammar checker, spell checker, and thesaurus; andsave, retrieve, copy, organize, and print your documents.By the time you are done with the step-by-step lessonsand hands-on activities in this course, you will be ableto use Word confidently at home or on the job.Intermediate Microsoft Word 2013 also available!Courses start monthly.


Additional Microsoft Officeonline courses available at:

ed2go.com/pcclearn


CAREER | Technology

Internet Marketing ClassesInstructor: Bob Cohen

Facebook and Social Networks:How to ConnectFacebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and blogs have changedhow people use the Internet. Whether you want tostay in touch with family and friends or learn how toleverage social networking for your business, thisworkshop will give you an understanding of theseexciting tools, how each one differs, and how eachis used to its best advantage. Learn how SocialNetworking sites work, how to set up your account,how to find friends, family members, groups, andhow to establish connections with the most popularSocial Networking services. See note.

0510X PCC R113 $45Feb 12 Su 9am-12pm

Marketing withFacebook and Social MediaStudents will learn how to use Facebook, Twitterand other Social Media sites to market just aboutanything from businesses and non-profits, to booksand bands! This class covers the steps needed tocreate a Facebook page, how to link it to Twitter, andhow to design content that attracts “Likes” andfollowers. Discover what content gets read, whenand why people use Social Media, and what toolsSocial Media marketing professionals employ tosave time. See note.

0502X PCC R113 $45Feb 12 Su 1pm-4pm

Note: $30 materials fee payable in each class.

Internet Marketing CertificateReceive a certificate after attending allfour classes. Recommended for non-profit organizations, small businessowners, job changers, those re-enteringthe workforce, and anyone who wants toadd sizzle to their resume.

Save $31 by signing up for all fourinternet marketing classes at once!

Fee: $149 (plus materials)

Secrets of Internet MarketingExplore Google AdWords and Search EngineOptimization (SEO) to help drive traffic to your site.Discover how a landing page can be used forpromotions and offers, as well as what makes asuccessful email newsletter and how you can buildone for pennies. Finally, find out how to use feedbacksites and FREE local listings to help you generatemore business. See note.

0503X PCC R113 $45Feb 26 Su 9am-12pm

Blogging for Fun and ProfitEveryone is blogging – are you? Come learn whata blog is, where blogs are found, and how to get ablog for free. Find out how to share your pictures andvideos with family, friends, organizations, andcustomers, and how to use your blog to share yourideas with the world, and perhaps make moneydoing it! Topics include: blogs for business, blogads, blogs for marketing, and building blogcommunities. See note.

0507X PCC R113 $45Feb 26 Su 1pm-4pm

Video Marketing CertificateIn partnership with UGotClass

Video marketing is the latest hot new marketingtrend. Shoppers who viewed product videos

were 144% more likely to add the product to their cart.Video with good SEO has a 53% higher chance ofshowing up on page one of Google searches. Whendone correctly, video can tell a story, and storiesconnect people. Video also leads to an emotion "trigger"that plain text cannot do. Two one-month courses.

Two one-month courses, $395 for both courses andcertificate. Fee represents a savings of $95 off the sameclasses if registered for separately.

COURSE LIST:YouTube for BusinessVideo Marketing

4496X ONLINE COURSE $395Start Dates: Feb 6, Mar 6

CPCertificate in Google ToolsIn partnership with UGotClass

Increase your online savvy and ability toposition yourself and your organization for

greater success. Your instructors are top notchprofessionals who not only work with these tools everyday, but speak at national conferences and train others.These tips and techniques can mean greater productivity,effectiveness and even profitability for your work.

Three one-month courses, $495 for courses andcertificate. Fee represents a savings of $90 off the sameclasses if registered for separately.

COURSE LIST:Google+Google AnalyticsGoogle Apps for Business


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ONLINE COURSES FOR EVERY INTEREST!Learn anytime, anywhere...just a click away!

For a complete list of course offerings, as well asdetailed course descriptions and requirements:

ed2go.com/pcclearn

Here are a few of the courses we offer...

Business

Accounting FundamentalsFundamentals of Supervision and ManagementStart Your Own Small BusinessPurchasing FundamentalsAdministrative Assistant FundamentalsManaging Customer ServiceLeadershipBuilding Teams That WorkA to Z Grant WritingMarketing Your Business on the Internet

Computer

KeyboardingComputer Skills for the WorkplacePC TroubleshootingPC SecurityIntro to Windows 10Microsoft WordMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft PowerPointMicrosoft AccessIntro to PhotoShopIntro to NetworkingIntro to SQLIntro to ProgrammingPhotoshop Elements for the Digital Photographer

Enrichment

Speed SpanishDiscover Digital PhotographySecrets of Better PhotographyIntro to Natural Health and HealingGenealogy BasicsEveryday MathKeys to Effective Communication

Internet

Creating Web PagesDesigning Effective WebsitesIntro to DreamweaverIntro to FlashCreating WordPress WebsitesIntro to CSS3 and HTML5Intro to Java ProgrammingIntro to JavaScriptCreating Mobile Apps with HTML5Microsoft OutlookAchieving Top Search Engine PositionsLearn to Buy and Sell on eBay

Test Prep

GED PreparationSAT/ACT PreparationGRE PreparationGMAT PreparationLSAT Preparation

Writing

Beginning Writer's WorkshopEffective Business WritingKeys to Effective EditingWriting EssentialsGrammar RefresherPleasure of PoetryWriting for ChildrenTravel WritingWrite Fiction Like a ProResume Writing WorkshopWriteriffic: Creativity TrainingWrite Your Life StoryPublish and Sell Your E-BooksFundamentals of Technical WritingHow to Make Money From Your WritingBeginner’s Guide to Getting Published

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College Funding: How to Beatthe High Costs of CollegeInstructor: Bryan SchwartzThis course will provide parents and students withinsightful and straightforward facts needed to beat thehigh cost of college. Join us and learn how to avoidcommon mistakes, understand how the system works,and how to secure the most money for college. Topicsinclude:

• Fill out the complicated financial aid formsaccurately and on time

• Select a college that will give you the best financialaid package

• Send your child to an expensive private universityfor less than a state school

$5 materials fee payable in class.

0371X AHS H105 $39Jan 25 W 7pm-9pm

Investment ClassesInstructor: Jalon O'Connell

UnderstandingStocks and BondsThis class is a terrific way to gain detailedknowledge about stocks and bonds, including:

• Learning the language and terminology of theStock and Bond Markets

• Trading techniques, and strategies for assetallocation and rebalancing

• Whether stocks or bonds are more usefulgiven the economy and your financial goals

These and many other topics about the stock andbond markets will be covered!

0406X AHS H105 $45Feb 1 W 6:30pm-9:30pm

Mutual Funds andAnnuities ExplainedDo you know how to evaluate which mutual fundmight be suitable for you given the thousands ofchoices available? Are you intrigued yet confusedby what you have heard about annuities? If so,then come to this class and have your questionsanswered. Topics include:

• The differences of Load vs. No-Load andIndex vs. Managed Mutual Funds

• The expenses, costs, and risks of MutualFunds and Annuities

• The importance of tax deferral

If you are considering mutual funds and/orannuities, this class is a must!

0407X AHS H105 $45Feb 8 W 6:30pm-9:30pm

Master Your InvestmentsJoin us to learn how to invest more intelligentlyand profitably to secure a brighter financial future!Topics include how to:

• Construct an investment portfolio designed tohelp achieve financial goals

• Gain an understanding of stocks, bonds, mutualfunds, tax-deferred annuities, life and longterm care insurance

• Evaluate which investments can maximizereturns, minimize risk, and lower taxes

• Read the financial pages and understand thestock market language

This class is a must if you invest, or are thinkingof investing.

0402X AHS H105 $59Mar 1-Mar 8 W 6:30pm-9pm

FINANCE | Investing

Stocks, Bonds, and Investing;Oh My!In partnership with ed2go

This enjoyable class walks you through thefundamentals of investing. The course will

not only teach you about the stock markets, 401k plans,and retirement, but it will also address personal financialissues that are often ignored, but absolutely essential,to your success as an investor. This course won't justthrow a bunch of terms at you, expecting you tomemorize everything. The instructor takes the time toexplain concepts in detail so you understand how andwhy things work in the investment world. You willleave this course with a comprehensive and thorougheducation in personal finance and investment. And youwill have provided yourself with the independence,confidence, and peace of mind you will need to makeyour own investment decisions. Courses start monthly.



Retirement | FINANCE

Rejuvenate Your RetirementInstructor: Allen YeeYou have worked hard to be able to retire! This uniqueand comprehensive course focuses upon the lifeplanning and financial concepts important to retirees.Students will hear in straightforward language aboutfinancial strategies designed to accomplish objectivessuch as tax-efficient income planning, lifestylepreservation, inflation protection, and providing for alegacy. Yet, money is but one aspect of post-retirementplanning. Included in this course is a discussion aboutfun and fulfilling activities such as travel, hobbies,sports, crafts, socializing, business ventures and theimportance of lifelong learning. Included is a 143-page illustrated workbook. Class size is limited soregister early!

0334X PCC R115 $39Jan 28-Feb 4 Sa 9am-11:30am

Medicare 101The ABC and D’s of MedicareInstructor: Ron TanjiThis workshop is multi-dimensional, designed for thoseon Medicare, have parents on Medicare, are about tobecome eligible for Medicare, or are caregiversoverseeing the care of Medicare patients. Topicsinclude: objective information about traditionalMedicare; Medicare Advantage; Medicaresupplemental insurance; and prescription drug plans.Find out: When can I first sign up? What does each ofthe Medicare (A, B, C, and D) parts cover? What if Iwish to work past 65? Do I really need supplementalinsurance? What if I have insurance through pastemployment, VA, or other retirement plans? Wherecan I go for help? $5 materials fee payable in class.

2262X PCC R108 $39Jan 28 Sa 10am-12pm

Honey I'm Home....For GoodInstructor: Mitchell Kauffman

This workshop, combining my wife's 40 years ofclinical psychology with my 35 years as a CertifiedFinancial Advisor and Wealth Manager, will helpparticipants clarify the emotional and psychologicalchallenges of transitioning to a successful retirement.Join us and come away with a personalized action planintended to establish a sustainable retirement budget,investment and tax considerations, and insights toachieve a sense of purpose and fulfillment in one’sgolden years.

0366X AHS H108 $59Mar 8-Mar 15 W 6:30pm-9pm

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Savvy Social Securityfor BoomersInstructor: Cynthia SchwertMaking the right decision at this stage in life dependsupon a multitude of factors including income, assets,health status, life expectancy, family dynamics, andlife goals. Some decisions are irreversible: StartingSocial Security at age 62 can leave a lot of money on thetable if you live into your 90’s; Overlooking the impactof marriage, divorce, remarriage, and widowhood canseverely pinch your lifetime stream of income; Failureto coordinate IRA RMDs with Social Security taxationcan result in needless diminishment of income. Join usand learn how to evaluate your benefits and choices.$5 materials fee payable in class.

0311X PCC R104 $39Feb 11 Sa 9am-11am

Estate PlanningInstructor: Samuel RadDid you know that your "estate" consists of everythingof value: cash, clothes, cars, real estate, investments,retirement accounts, and pensions accumulatedthroughout your lifetime? Join us for this informativeand interactive class to learn how to preserve andmanage your assets while you still can, and thentransfer them to your loved ones after you pass away.This process involves weighing various personal andfinancial decisions and creating legal arrangements tocarry out those decisions. Topics include how to properlyreceive an inheritance as well as how to give one,strategies to avoid expensive delays and legal challenges,and intelligent distribution of assets, and charitablegiving. Wills, trusts, asset protection, probate andfamily businesses also will be discussed.

0415X AHS H108 $39Feb 1 W 6:30pm-9pm


FINANCE | Property

Home Buying SimplifiedA Step-By-Step Guide for the First Time BuyerInstructor: Sandra TupurinsStudents will learn how to prepare for a successfulhome buying process. The major topics covered willinclude:

• Financial qualifying guidelines• Conventional and FHA mortgages• Down payment requirements• Credit score and its importance• Personal financial preparation• Knowledge of pre-approval process• Current housing market trends

Participants will leave with the knowledge andconfidence to shop for a home.

3913X PCC R121 $39Feb 11 Sa 9:30am-1pm

Understanding Reverse MortgagesInstructor: Mario ManzanillaCommercials and ads abound proclaiming the benefitsof Reverse Mortgages, but what are they really, how dothey work, and what are the pros and cons? Thisworkshop is designed for seniors over 62, the childrenof seniors, and realtors. Join us and learn the mainbenefits and strategies of using a Reverse Mortgage topurchase a home (downsizing, upsizing) or simply tostay in a home. A Reverse Mortgage may be used as afinancial tool to help cash poor, equity rich homeownersover the age of 62 improve finances and prolongsavings throughout retirement. Reverse Mortgagesoffer a solution with no mortgage payments for the restof the homeowner’s life; and in 2015, the Housing andUrban Development and the Federal Housing Authoritychanged the Reverse Mortgage rules adding protectionsbenefitting seniors and their families.

3914X PCC R104 $39Jan 28 Sa 10am-12pm

CommercialReal Estate InvestmentInstructor: David ChenReal estate always has been a sound investment. Doyou know why – or how to approach real estateinvestment opportunities? This course will providestudents with the basic knowledge necessary to begininvesting in commercial real estate. Topics includecommercial real estate basics, real estate finance, marketanalysis, commercial leases, entitlements and cityapprovals, and design, construction and upkeep.

3920X AHS H107 $99Jan 23-Mar 6 M 6:30pm-9pm

Real Estate InvestingIn partnership with ed2go

News stories about the softening real estatemarket might scare away some novice investors.

Experienced investors, however, recognize weakmarkets as opportunities to pick up bargains. In thiscourse, you will learn how to make money in any area,in good times and bad, even if you have little money tostart with. Real Estate Investing includes speciallydesigned worksheets and hands-on activities to takethe guesswork out of your investing efforts. We willstart by developing a plan for your own investingefforts based on your personality and investingobjectives. We will cover the proven methods usedevery day by full-time, professional real estate investors.We also will explore the effects of higher interest ratesand cover alternative strategies for a changing market.By the end of the course, you will be working towardyour first (or next) deal. Courses start monthly.

ONLINE COURSE $99Visit pcclearn.org/ed2go for more information.


Cooking | ENRICHMENT

Basic Baking SeriesInstructor: Grace McKeown

Quickbreads and Biscuits(scones, muffins, loafs)3410X PCC CC-Bldg $45Jan 28 Sa 10am-1pm

Cookies and Cakes3410X PCC CC-Bldg $45Feb 4 Sa 10am-1pm

Puddings, Curds & Custards3410X PCC CC-Bldg $45Feb 11 Sa 10am-1pm

Chiffons & Meringues3410X PCC CC-Bldg $45Feb 25 Sa 10am-1pm

Save $20 by signing up for all fourBasic Baking classes at once!

Fee: $160 (plus materials)

More Baking ClassesInstructor: Grace McKeown

Yeast BreadsThis class covers basic bread making usingcommercially available yeast. Students will learnthe difference between types of yeasts and flour,the purpose of proofing, and why time matterswhen it comes to flavor. $20 materials feepayable in class. See note.

3412X PCC CC-Bldg $45Mar 11 Sa 10am-1pm

CroissantsThis 3-day course will cover the complete processof making croissants. We will discuss whatlamination is, and how it contributes to thedistinctive layers. Topics include: doughpreparation and butter blocks, laminating thedough, and shaping, proofing and baking. Note:The final session of the class will be 4 hours. $40materials fee payable in class. See note.

3405X PCC CC-Bldg $109Mar 25-Apr 8 Sa 10am-1pm

Note: All baking classes are held in thecooking classroom located in the CampusCenter (CC-Building). The instructor willmeet students at the entrance to the Piazza,in the lobby of the Campus Center wherethey will be taken back to the classroom.

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The Answer is Vegan!Instructor: Carol CymerintDo you have concerns about weight loss, health issues,loss of energy and stamina, or Type 2 Diabetes? Avegan or quasi-vegan diet/lifestyle has been shown toprovide positive benefits for all these concerns. Preparedcorrectly, vegan foods taste great, are easy to prepare,and satisfy the most robust of appetites while eliminatingthe animal fat, starch, and cholesterol of processedfoods. Join us and discover the ease of a vegan diet, andthe health benefits of a vegan lifestyle. Topics include:

• History of veganism• Vegan diet health benefits• Weight loss, naturally• Vegan shopping• Recipes and weekly vegan diet guide

Optional book available for purchase in class.

3403X PCC $45Mar 4 Sa 10am-1pm

The fundamentals of baking are broken down bythe methods upon which all baking rests. In thisworkshop series, students will gain confidenceby learning the mechanics and the correct tools touse with each method. Classes are for anyonedesiring to explore baking from the beginning.$20 materials fee payable in each class. Seenote.


ENRICHMENT | Art

Oriental Ink ArtInstructor: Seung-Yeon OhOriental Ink Art, also known as literati painting, is anEast Asian type of brush painting using black ink,bamboo brushes, and rice paper. Students will learnabout this unique art form through short lectures,demonstrations, and hands-on experience. Studentsmust bring their own supplies; a supply list will beprovided at time of registration. $5 materials feepayable in class. Note: Supply list available at:pcclearn.org/supplies.

0223X PCC CA321 $95Feb 25-Apr 1 Sa 9:30am-12:30pm

Quick SketchInstructor: Charlotte Chen

Quick Sketch methods are great for conceptual design,for capturing motion, for visual documentation, andfor creative expression. In this beginning course,discover how to use a variety of techniques and drawingmedia, including line drawing, pen/ink, scribble lines,minimalism, and gesture drawing while engaging inartistic exercises, such as ambidextrous drawing andblind drawing. Bring to the first class: two or three #2pencils (or soft leaded pencils), bonded paper (10-15sheets), soft eraser, straight edge or ruler. $7 materialsfee payable in class. Additional supplies may berequired.

0241X PCC R113 $115Mar 5-Apr 2 Su 9am-12pm

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Hands on CultureBe a Scholar for a DayInstructor: Rosa ZeeJoin us and learn about the ancient ChineseScholars’ daily rituals combining the 4 Arts andthe 4 Skills. This course combines discussionwith hands-on activities, and culminates with aCertificate. Topics included: the lunar calendar;calligraphy and brush painting; Chinese floralarts; and tea cultures. The course concludes witha practice Tea Ceremony. We aim to engageparticipants in an active learning process. Thefocus is upon the 4 Arts and the 4 Skills designedto bring students one step closer to living abalanced and harmonious life. $35 materials feepayable in class.

0222X PCC $199Apr 4-May 4 Tu & Th 9:30am-12pm

Drawing for theAbsolute BeginnerIn partnership with ed2go

Have you always been interested in drawing,but never really knew how to get started? If so,

then this is definitely the course for you! Gain a solidfoundation and understanding of the basics to drawingand become the artist you’ve always dreamed youcould be! You will gain a solid understanding of themany tools of the trade. You'll become intimatelyfamiliar with paper types, drawing styles, renderingtechniques, and the basic principal of perspective,layout, design, lighting, volume, and space. You willeven discover how best to get in touch with your rightbrain. If you have an interest in learning what it’s liketo draw or would love to increase your current knowledgein the field of art and illustrating, then this course aimsto fulfill all of your needs. Courses start monthly.


Coming in Spring!


Dance | ENRICHMENT

Dance ClassesPartner: The Dance Family Studio

Ballroom DancingBallroom Dancing is both a social event and anenjoyable exercise! Its benefits are many andinclude improved stamina and vitality. Studentswill learn basic, easy-to-master steps and danceelements such as leading, following, foot position,rhythm, and timing. Dances include: Swing, FoxTrot, Latin Dance, and Waltz. Class is designedfor adults. Note: May attend with or without apartner. See note.

8300X $85Jan 9-Feb 27 M 6:30pm-7:30pm

Note - New Location:Classes held at Stardancers DanceStudio, 2333 Lake Ave., Altadena.

Salsa ISalsa is a popular Latin dance. Start from thevery basics and gradually work up to expert!Great for singles, couples, and anyone looking tofinally learn to dance in a fun, welcomingatmosphere. See note.

1803X $85Jan 10-Feb 28 Tu 6:30pm-7:30pm

BalletInstructor: Catherine RoundIf you you ever wanted to learn ballet, this class is foryou! It is never too late to learn one of the mostwonderful forms of dance in the world - from the verybeginning. In this course, students will acquire all ofthe entry level fundamentals needed to walk into anyBeginner Ballet class. Come join us in what will be afun and rewarding experience. Wear comfortable,fitted clothing and ballet shoes; No street shoes.Class is designed for adults and is for beginnersonly. See note.

1820X $99Feb 19-Mar 26 Su 2pm-3:30pm

Note - New Location:Classes held at Lineage Performing ArtsCenter, 89 S. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena.

Tappercize - Mini Edition!Instructor: Dolores CruzTappercize is a great way to tone up while tapping upa glow! Students will tap routines to familiar Broadwayshow tunes while receiving a healthy, low-impactaerobic work out. Tap shoes required. This Mini 4-week class is the perfect introduction for beginners,and a great warm-up for returning students! Look forour 8-week Tappercize class coming in the Spring.Class is designed for adults.

2796X PCC W201 $49Jan 14-Feb 11 Sa 10am-11am


ENRICHMENT | Dance

Hip Hop & Funk DanceInstructor: Jeffrey (Jhazz) YarbroughThis introduction to Hip Hop dance integrates the newwith the old school in a fun and stress free envrionment.We cover a new dance combination each session. Thecourse is open to students of all levels and is a greatworkout. Class is designed for students 13 years andolder. Wear loose, athletic attire and shoes.

1815X PCC W201 $59Jan 14-Feb 25 Sa 1:15pm-2:15pm

BellydanceInstructor: Shana MeursJoin us for fun and exercise while learning basic andfundamental bellydance techniques. Proper danceposture, shimmies, isolations, waves, commontravelling steps, and musicality (matching movementand form to rhythm, melody and music) will be taught.This is a wonderful way to be introduced to hypnoticArabic music and rhythms, and to cultural aspects ofthis beautiful, ancient dance art form. Students shouldwear dancewear or loose clothing – no jeans. Feetmay be bare, or you may wear ballet or jazz shoes; Nostreet shoes.

4010X PCC W203 $89Jan 20-Mar 17 F 6:30pm-8pm

CallFor Instructors!

If you have a skill, talent or knowledgethat you want to share and you enjoyteaching we would like to hear fromyou. We seek individuals who havemastered a specific skill or subject,have developed a course, and whoeffectively communicate with others.

Current opportunity for teachingMicrosoft Word, Excel, andPowerPoint; also Photoshop.

For more information and to downloadthe course proposal forms, go to:

pcclearn.org/newcourse

Country WesternLine DancingInstructor: Maxine PearlKick up your heels, make new friends and have a greattime in this always enjoyable class. Students will learnmany of the Country Line dances currently popular atWestern Clubs. Different dances will be taught in eachsession. Note: No partner or previous experiencenecessary. Join us for a fun time and a great workout!

8306X PCC W201 $99Jan 10-Feb 16 Tu & Th 7pm-9pm


Music | ENRICHMENT

Piano IThis class is for beginning piano students whohave had little or no previous instruction. Basicnote reading skill, scales, chords, and musictheory will be included while learning to playyour favorite songs. Class is held in a piano lab.See below.

3022X PCC CA116 $65Jan 19-Feb 23 Th 7pm-8pm

Piano ClassesInstructor: Kathryn Rueby

Required Textbook for Both Classes:

Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course:Lesson Book, Level One, by WillardPalmer, Morton Manus, Amanda VickLethco (ISBN: 9780882848327).List price: $14.95. $2 materials feepayable for each class. Studentsmust have their own piano orkeyboard at home as daily practice isrequired.

Piano IIThis course is designed for students who havecompleted the Piano I class. Students will continueto work on note reading skills, major and minorscales, chord progressions and picking outmelodies by ear. Classical, folk, and populartunes will be presented. Students are allowed towork at their own pace with guidance from theteacher in the keyboard lab. See below.

Prerequisite: Piano I. Students who have nottaken the Piano I class must contact instructorto receive clearance to register for the PianoII class.

3029X PCC CA116 $65Mar 16-Apr 20 Th 7pm-8pm

Singers - Your Bodyis Your InstrumentInstructor: Judith TownsendShower singers, students, and professional singersalike will learn important basics (thoroughly drilled)about the singing instrument one should know beforeever starting to vocalize. These drills produce INSTANTresults. $1 materials fee payable in class.

6150X PCC V208 $75Jan 22-Feb 12 Su 1pm-4pm

Acoustic GuitarInstructor: Cameron O'ConnorIn this course, students will learn to play the acousticguitar by developing a solid foundation of the basics.Topics include:

• Strumming• Scales, songs, practice• Open chords (major and minor)• Finger exercises & picking• Introduction to finger-style

$20 materials fee payable in class. Students must bringan acoustic guitar, strap and pick to class.

3025X PCC CA117 $79Mar 18-Apr 8 Sa 10am-12pm


Harmonica ClassesInstructor: David Broida

Folk HarmonicaBreathing is the foundation when playing theharmonica; and breathing correctly calms thebody, mind and spirit. Join us as we take basicfolk melodies and invigorate them with simple,but powerful, techniques to make any song deeplyexpressive. No previous ability to read or playmusic required. See note.

3004X AHS H108 $35Mar 1 W 6:30pm-8pm

Note: Students will need a "C" majordiatonic harmonica, available forpurchase in class for $12. $15 materialsfee payable in class.

Blues HarmonicaThis exciting workshop will get you jammin' theblues immediately! Play and have fun as you areintroduced to many of the tricks and techniquesused to make the harmonica laugh, cry, wail andscream! No previous musical experience isrequired - only a love of the blues and a desire toplay the harmonica. See note.

3009X AHS H108 $35Mar 1 W 8:15pm-9:45pm

Use your Visa, MasterCardor Discover to register by

mail, fax or telephone

Music Made EasyIn partnership with ed2go

If you enjoy music and would like to knowmore about what makes it work, this is the

course for you. Gain a complete understanding ofrhythm, melody, and harmony, and learn to recognizepitches on the musical staff and keyboard. Each lessonbuilds upon previous lessons, while also introducingnew musical concepts. Your course begins with anintroduction to rhythm and the various aspects ofrhythm; including beat, meter, note, and rest values.Transition to the role of melody in music, and gainproficiency in identifying pitches by octave, buildingmajor scales, and understanding the role of keys increating melodies. Explore the keyboard in full detailwith an emphasis on the structure of major scale andthe signatures of major keys. Learn to build intervals,major scales, and chords. By the time you complete thiscomprehensive and full-featured course, you will beable to read, write, and even play simple musical pieceson a keyboard. Courses start monthly.


ENRICHMENT | Music


Music | ENRICHMENT

Piano Ensemble (Music 43)Instructors: Wen-Ting Huang & Phillip YoungThis class is for intermediate level students of piano;and the focus is upon providing ensemble opportunityexperience "making music with another pianist,"through the study of a variety of musical styles andtheir interpretation. Varied levels of duet, duo, andmulti-piano literature will be included. Fundamentalensemble skills such as collaboration, synchronization,and rehearsal techniques, as well as activities designedto develop piano technique, efficient practice habits,and sight reading skills will be addressed. Class notdesigned for beginners.

Required Textbooks:

Gurlitt, Hours of Rest, op. 102,Schott/Hal Leonard (ISBN: 9783795745233);Essential Keyboard Duets Vol. 1,Kowalchyk (ISBN: 9780739020296)

Chamber Music (Music 70)Instructor: Francisco CastilloThis class is designed to promote talent, educatestudents, and instill understanding and appreciation ofsmall chamber music groups. Students will have theopportunity to practice and perform with variousensembles. Ensembles will include brass, string, andwoodwind combinations formed into trios, quartets,quintets and a small chamber orchestra. Pianists,percussionists, and vocalists may enroll, participate,and perform with these and other ensembles. Membersof current ensembles are welcomed to enroll in theclass. Please bring sheet music to first class. Note:New ensembles will be formed at the beginning of thesession. Class not designed for beginners.

Registration: Audition required.Email Francisco Castillo at [email protected];or call 626-422-4582 to schedule.

3070X PCC CA117 $200Feb 21-Jun 13 Tu 4:30pm-6:30pm

Continuing Music at PCC!

Registration: Audition required.Email Phillip Young at [email protected];or call 626-585-7795 to schedule.

3043X PCC CA116 $200Feb 21-Jun 13 Tu 7pm-9pm

The Donald Brinegar Singers(Music 166)Instructor: Donald BrinegarThis ensemble is for the singer who has experience insinging college to professional level choral repertoire.The ensemble will perform throughout the yearincluding performances with the Pasadena Symphonyand POPS and for the American Choral DirectorsAssociation Western Division Conference. Note:Entrance by audition. Each singer will sing in a vocalquartet with music provided by the conductor. Newensembles will be formed at the beginning of thesession. Class not designed for beginners.

Registration: Audition required.Email Donald Brinegar at [email protected] schedule.

3066X PCC CA140 $200Feb 21-Jun 13 Tu 7pm-10pm

These music courses are continuations ofPCC credit offerings. Continue to practiceand come together with communitymembers – and keep on making music.


ENRICHMENT | Crafts

Handmade HerbalSoap MakingJoin this class to learn how to make herbal soapsat home. Herbal soaps are those mixed withnatural ingredients, such as, juice, extract, oreven chopped herbal leaves. While the steps tomake herbal soap are similar to that of generalsoap making, the tricky part is choosing the rightingredients. Note: Some herbs may irritatesensitive skin. $30 materials fee payable in class.

3318X PCC CA109 $39Jan 29 Su 11am-2pm

Crafts ClassesInstructor: Quayum Abdul

All classes are hands-on.Please dress accordingly.

Aromatherapy & HerbalCandle MakingAromatherapy is a popular holistic method usingdifferent scents to stimulate healing, relieve stress,help with disorders, and even modify behavior.When using what are considered essential oils ina variety of mediums, the body responds to thosescents in a positive manner. The mind can becomesharper, fewer mistakes are made while typing,and sleep can finally be achieved. This is whycompanies are now using calming scents in theiroffices and elevators; and doctor's offices areusing them in their waiting rooms. $30 materialsfee payable in class.

3317X PCC CA109 $45Feb 12 Su 11am-3pm

An added benefit of theseclasses is stress reduction

as you laugh, chat and create!

Jewelry ClassesInstructor: Doria Ragland

Got Earrings?Be jeweled! Nothing spices up a fashion statementbetter than a pair of hand made earings. In thisclass, students will learn a variety of jewelrytechniques to create distinctive one of a kindearrings. Using a medley of semi-precious gems,pearls, and findings, students will leave delightedby what they have created. Tools required: Roundnose and flat pliers, wire cutters. $33 materialsfee (cash only) payable in class. See note.

2215X PCC R108 $49Feb 25 Sa 10am-1pm

Pearl KnottingIn this workshop, students will learn the traditionaltechnique for knotting pearls and gems. Alsocovered will be how to create “Floating” necklacedesigns as sold in high-end department stores.Tools required: Flat nose pliers. $30 materialsfee (cash only) payable in class. See note.

2236X PCC R108 $49Jan 21 Sa 10am-1pm

Note: In addition to what is mentionedabove, students must bring smallscissors; egg carton, ice cube tray, ordivided container to separate items;small towel. Pliers available at localcrafts stores or online. Instructor has alimited amount of tools for sale, $20-$35. Reading glasses stronglyrecommended.


Crafts | ENRICHMENT

Sewing BasicsInstructor: Rebecca PrangeCalling all those who want to start sewing or who useto sew and want to again. This is the perfect course toget your machine, and you, humming. Students willlearn machine sewing by making small projects such aspillowcases and shoe bags. $20 materials fee payablein class. Students must bring their own sewing machineto class. Additional supplies will be needed for studentprojects.

3311X PCC R113 $89Feb 4-Feb 25 Sa 9:30am-2:30pm

Pattern Making ClassesInstructor: Richard Lee

Pattern MakingThis introductory, hands-on course teachesstudents fun, easy to follow pattern makingtechniques! Students will explore a variety ofstyles inspired by the classic T-shirt patternprovided by the instructor. Included: how tomake different kind of dresses and skirts, necklineand sleeves variations, and ruffles and flares.Students also will learn to accurately takeindividual body measurements. $10 materialsfee payable in class. See note.

Prerequisite: Sewing experiencerecommended but not required.

3304X PCC R207 $75Jan 14-Feb 4 Sa 9am-12pm

Note: Bring a tape measure, pencil,eraser, scotch-tape, see-through ruler,scissors, and notebook to the first classmeeting. Additional supplies will beneeded for the projects.

Pattern Making IIThis intermediate class instructs students in howto use flat patterns to create a variety of styles forfitted knit tops and bottoms. Students will learnhow to make different kinds of darts, pleatings,ruffles for dresses, tops, skirts, vest and pant. $10materials fee payable in class. See note.

Prerequisite: Pattern Making

3310X PCC R207 $75Mar 4-Mar 25 Sa 9am-12pm

Start Your OwnArts and Crafts BusinessIn partnership with ed2go

If you have an art or a craft and you dreamabout starting your own home-based or small

business, this is the course for you! You will learn howto start your own arts and crafts business from aprofessional artist. You will discover how to find yourniche within your chosen craft and how to create yourown unique business identity. You will also see whatmakes marketing in the arts and crafts business differentfrom marketing in most other enterprises, and you willfind a sales approach that meshes with your personalityand preserves your creative integrity. You will getinsider secrets too, learning how to find and get into thebest craft shows, as well as design booths that reallydraw customers in. You will also discover how to priceyour work effectively so you can set yourself up forsuccess whether you're selling through craft shows, ingalleries, online, or even in your own retail store.Courses start monthly.



ENRICHMENT | Writing

Guided AutobiographyWrite Your Life StoryInstructor: Pamela HueckelEveryone has a story and someone wants to knowyours! Begin penning your life story, 2-pages at a time,using in-class activities and weekly themes to stimulatememories and structure your writing. This coursecreates a comfortable environment for memoirists ofall levels, even those who think they’re not writers.Beginners appreciate the simple tips designed tojumpstart their writing, those with more experiencewelcome the regular assignments that keep them movingforward. While there is no formal literary critiqueparticipants share their weekly 2-page vignettes insmall groups and provide mutual encouragement. Ifyou want to have fun, make new friends and delight ina wondrous potpourri of personal stories, this class isfor you! $8 materials fee payable in class.

3224X PCC R117 $75Jan 14-Feb 11 Sa 10am-12:30pm

Poetry WorkshopInstructor: Craig CotterA poetry workshop should be a safe and sacred placewhere poets can explore deep emotion and thought.However, if you are seeking a poetry workshop thatwill simply praise your work, this class is not for you.Our time together will explore your poetry, the poemsof other students in the workshop, and the works ofmasters. For each class, students must bring enoughcopies of their poems to share with everyone; theworkshop will begin with a poetry reading of all poems.We will then work through each poem one-by-one,focusing on understanding what each poet is trying toaccomplish. Although students are expected to write atleast one original poem for each workshop, do notavoid coming to class because you have not writtenone. You may learn more about writing by listening tothe constructive criticism of other students’ work; andhearing their poems may inspire you in a way thatsitting alone with your thoughts may not. Unpublishedpoets: information available about best submissionpractices. Class is designed for adults.

3226X PCC $69Feb 25-Mar 18 Sa 10am-12pm

Grammar RefresherIn partnership with ed2go

Whatever your goals, a grasp of Englishgrammar is important if you want to improve

your speaking and writing skills. This course will helpyou gain confidence in your ability to produce clean,grammatically correct work. You will explore thebasics of English grammar, such as sentence structureand punctuation, as well as more sophisticated conceptslike logic and clarity. A patient instructor, memorablelessons, vivid examples, and interactive exercises willprovide ample opportunity to put what you learn intopractice. Reacquaint yourself with old, forgotten rules,meet some new ones, and discover your owngrammatical strengths. Courses start monthly.


Your Novel: From Idea to PlanDo you have a novel in you? Whether you havethe seed of an idea, or a half-formed manuscriptlanguishing in your hard drive, this course willhelp you generate an idea, hammer it into shape,and craft a workable plan for finishing! You willlearn idea generation techniques, novel structure,and genre conventions. You will learn how to seta writing schedule, even when you think youhave no time, as well as how to target yourmanuscript to a specific market. Most importantly,you will learn to take your idea and turn it into aplan! $20 materials fee payable in class.

3240X PCC R205 $85Mar 4-Apr 8 Sa 10am-12pm

Writing ClassesInstructor: Jessica Goeller

Writing Short FictionCalling all aspiring writers! Join us and craft anoriginal short story from start to finish. Thenlearn how to market your short fiction. Class iscomprised of lectures, hands-on activities, andwork-shopping, where students will learn to giveand receive helpful, objective feedback. $10materials fee payable in class.

3214X PCC R205 $69Jan 21-Feb 25 Sa 10am-12pm


Photography | ENRICHMENT

Photography ClassesInstructors: Liane Enkelis & Garry Margolis

Equipment: Camera and manual, lenses,fully-charged batteries, media cards orfilm, off-camera flash, if owned (tripodsare not advised). Note: A minimumenrollment is required to run a class.Please confirm class status before rentingany photo equipment or purchasing anysupplies!

Off-Campus Classes: Classes are opento both digital and film photographers withany type of hand-held camera. Ampletime will be spent in each location toexplore its various visual perspectives,and the instructors will give hands-on helpand suggestions. Must provide owntransportation to class starting location.Bring a cell phone to stay in touch. Dressweather appropriate. Moderate walking.Recommended: a backpack, bottledwater, snacks.

Insurance/Waivers When attending aclass or trip off-campus, PCC requires allparticipants carry medical/accidentinsurance, and does not provide thiscoverage. All participants are required tosign a liability waiver prior to departure.

Better Digital PhotographyUnlock your creativity with simple keys to takingbetter digital photographs. This class will help youmaster your manually adjustable digital camerathrough classroom instruction and hands-on practice.Learn to: use the automatic camera settings moreeffectively; choose the right ISO, shutter speed, andaperture for the results you want; improve yourcomposition and use light effectively to enhancephotos. After our classroom session, the instructorswill work with you hands-on. The class will practiceseeing light and composition by capturing the beautyand atmosphere of the PCC campus, then return tothe classroom to review results. Note: For SLR,mirror less, and other adjustable digital camerascapable of manual functioning.

3121X PCC R113 $65Jan 21 Sa 10am-5pm

Travel Photography SkillsThe Iconic Sights of L.A. via Metro RailLos Angeles is a top travel destination! Join thephotographers behind the Metro Duo Blog and takeadvantage of our great city while improving yourphotography skills. Whether as practice for thatupcoming trip, or to have a vacation day in L.A., youwill discover the City of the Angels by Metro. Stopsinclude: Watts Towers, Bradbury Building, PershingSquare Ice Rink, and The Last Bookstore. Lunch onyour own at Grand Central Market. Additionalfees: Metro Day Pass purchased at Metro RailStation, $7/$2.50 seniors; Watts Towers, $7/$3seniors.

3126X $79Feb 25 Sa 9am-5pm

Class will meet at 9am sharp at the SierraMadre Villa Metro Gold Line Station.

Discover Digital PhotographyIn partnership with ed2go

Join us and explore the world of digitalphotography! Discover Digital Photography

introduces the technology that has catapulted thephotographic world into the 21st century. You willexplore a broad overview of the basics of digitalphotography, including equipment, software, andpractical uses. We will discuss different types of digitalcameras, from phones and tablets to digital SLRs, all ofwhich offer a wide array of photographic options. Adiscussion of digital photography would not be completewithout digital editing options. We will explore anumber of software packages, and you will learn howto compose your shots when you know you have digitalediting available to you. Whether you plan to print orupload your images, you will want to be sure thatthey're the right size to display with excellent qualityand speed. We will review how to size images for useon your computer, the Internet, and with social media.Courses start monthly.



Language Class Special!Register for any language class by

January 6th and automaticallyreceive a $5 discount!

(Not valid for online courses)

Spanish LanguageClassesInstructor: Luis Garcia

Required Textbook for Both Classes:

Spanish Now!, Level 1, 8th Edition, byRuth Silverstein (ISBN: 1438075235)available online and at bookstores. Listprice: $24.99.

Conversational Spanish II¡Hablar español es muy fácil! This course willfurther develop your Spanish communicationskills with a broader vocabulary, emphasizingconversation, pronunciation and comprehensionwith grammatical concepts. $2 materials feepayable in class. See below.

Prerequisite: Conversational Spanish

When registering, indicate start date

3512X AHS H106 $129Jan 11-Mar 8 W 7pm-9:30pm

3512X PCC R102 $129Jan 14-Mar 11 Sa 11am-1:30pm

Conversational Spanish¡Hola! Buenos días. This course will introduceyou to the active use of the Spanish language,stressing communication, comprehension,vocabulary and basic grammar. The course willbe useful to the tourist, business person or thosesimply interested in enriching their life by learninganother language. $2 materials fee payable inclass. See below.

When registering, indicate start date

3511X AHS H106 $129Jan 23-Mar 27 M 7pm-9:30pm

3511X PCC R102 $129Jan 14-Mar 11 Sa 8am-10:30am

Conversational Chinese (Mandarin)Instructor: Grace Li Chunni hao! ni shuo pu tong huà ma?This course will cover basic conversational Chinese(Mandarin) useful for traveling. Topics include phrasesand expressions for greeting people, asking forinformation, ordering items and shopping. $10materials fee payable in class. Please arrive 15 minutesearly on the first day to allow for sign-in and purchaseof materials.

3515X PCC R220 $85Jan 14-Feb 4 Sa 9:30am-12pm

–› –› › ›Conversational FrenchParlez-vous français? This introductory coursecovers the active use of the French language.Students will develop language skills throughconversational experience stressing vocabulary,idioms, grammatical concepts, sentence structureand pronunciation. See note.

5010X AHS H107 $129Jan 11-Mar 1 W 6:30pm-9:30pm

Conversational French IILe Français est une belle langue! Thiscontinuation of Conversational French I adopts aunique and communicative approach to theteaching of French. Each session contains avocabulary presentation, a structure explanation,and an oral section where students may expressthemselves using the new material. See note.

Prerequisite: Conversational French

5011X AHS H107 $129Mar 15-May 3 W 6:30pm-9:30pm

French LanguageClassesInstructor: Jeanne Hart

Note: $15 materials fee payable in eachclass. Classes designed for adults.

ENRICHMENT | Languages


Languages | ENRICHMENT

Best of ItalianItaliano - Bentornati cari amici! This course isdesigned to improve communication skills ofintermediate students, and to further develop andreinforce grammatical proficiency of advancedstudents. The best and most importantgrammatical rules are provided: simple presenttense, past tense, simple and articulatedprepositions, adjectives, adverbs and future tense.$10 materials fee payable in class.

Conversational ItalianCiao! Buon giorno! Students will be introducedto the fundamentals of Italian and will build andpractice a functional everyday vocabulary.Classes are based upon colloquial Italian linkedto grammatical rules, explanations, writtenexercises, and discussions. At the conclusion ofthe course, students should be able to confidentlyuse the basic structure of the language. $10materials fee payable in class.

Required Textbook:

Learn Italian the Fun and Fast Way,by Marcel Danesi (ISBN: 0764125303)available online and at bookstores. Listprice: $18.95.

Italian LanguageClassesInstructor: Manuela Terenzi

3506X PCC R123 $129Jan 14-Mar 11 Sa 10am-12:30pm

Required Textbook:

Ultimate Italian Beginner–Intermediate, by Living Language(ISBN: 1400009677) available onlineand at bookstores. List price $21.00.

Prerequisite: Conversational Italian

3509X PCC R123 $129Jan 14-Mar 11 Sa 1pm-3:30pm

Conversational JapaneseIn partnership with ed2go

Whether you want to learn conversationalJapanese for travel or just for fun, this course

makes it easy and enjoyable. Each lesson coversconversational phrases and vocabulary words particularto a specific area of travel. Students then practice thesein drills, interactive exercises, and dialogues.Throughout the course, you will find helpful audio aidsand Japanese words written in the English alphabetenabling you to bypass one of the biggest obstacles formost beginners of Japanese: the letter system. By theend of the course, you will have acquired basicconversational skills and cultural knowledgeenablingyou to travel around the country easily; and you willhave discovered the heart of Japan! Courses startmonthly.


Conversational GermanInstructor: Kris Pangburn

Sprichst du Deutsch? Have you always wanted to learnGerman, but did not know where to begin? Thisbeginner course is designed to teach you thefundamentals of the language. Students will learnsome of most important rules of German grammarwhile building a working vocabulary. By the end of thecourse, you will know how to speak and understandsimple sentences in German.

Required Textbook:

Complete German, by Collins Dictionaries(ISBN: 978-0008141783) available onlineand at bookstores. List price: $19.95.

3503X PCC R111 $129Jan 8-Mar 5 Su 1pm-3:30pm

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Hatha YogaInstructor: Isabel BarberHatha Yoga is known as the Yoga of Postures:developing control of the body through poses. Learnthe basics of Hatha yoga (meditation, sitting, breathing)and the philosophy behind this valuable practice.Fundamentals of the physical practice are covered ineach class, helping students bring balance to body,mind, and spirit. Bring a yoga mat to class and wearloose, comfortable clothing; No street shoes.

2080X PCC W203 $79Jan 21-Mar 18 Sa 12:30pm-2:30pm

Exercise Reduces Stress!!

Kundalini YogaReduce Stress/Gain EnergyInstructor: Santokh Singh Khalsa, D.C.Kundalini Yoga is a rejuvenating and relaxingcombination of movement and breath, that anyone canbenefit from, even those who may be stiff or out ofshape. Using breath and simple exercises, studentslearn to release tension and stress while gaining moreenergy. Course covers Yoga practice, basic meditation,philosophy, diet, and lifestyle. Wear loose, comfortableclothing and bring a yoga mat to class. Advanceregistration required.

2075X $75Jan 18-Feb 22 W 7pm-9pm

Classes held at the Awareness Center,2801 E. Foothill Blvd., Pasadena.

ACTIVE | Exercise

Sound EnergySound Energy enables the body's own ability toheal by allowing its energy to flow in harmonythrough the removal of blockages. Benefits ofSound Energy include:

• Balance brain hemispheres• Ease and relieve muscular tension• Increase energy flow• Improve health and well being• Deep relaxation to rejuvenate and refresh• Stimulate circulation and metabolism• Strengthen immune system

Sound instruments: Tibetan singing bowls; gongs;Zenergy chime trio. Floor training only; studentsmust bring a yoga mat. Optional: light blanketand small pillow for padded comfort. No streetshoes. Class is designed for adults. Great forPower Stretch students!

4025X PCC W203 $69Jan 14-Mar 4 Sa 7am-8am

Power StretchThis is the ultimate conditioning relaxation classdesigned to challenge all ability levels. Powerstretch combines breathing and stretching torelieve stress, and resistance training to enhanceand realign the body. Bring a yoga mat; Nostreet shoes. Class is designed for adults.

4004X PCC W203 $69Jan 14-Mar 4 Sa 8am-9am

Exercise ClassesInstructor: Karen Harris

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Exercise | ACTIVE

Tai-chi ChuanBeginnerTai-chi is an art of relaxation, concentration andbalance, an ancient Chinese exercise emphasizingbreathing coordination with body movementintended to enhance flowing energy (called Qi),circulation, and awareness of sensation. It worksto increase flexibility while harmonizing the bodyand mind. Designed for beginning students, thisclass provides step-by-step instruction includingwarm-up exercises and Tai-chi Chuan basictechniques with a short form set. See note.

4019X PCC W203 $75Feb 5-Mar 26 Su 9:15am-10:45am

Tai-chi Chuan ClassesInstructor: Kathy Chyan Chou

Qigong Regulation ExercisesInstructor: Benj SinskulQigong is the skillful practice of gathering, circulating,and applying life-force energy. Students will beintroduced to a qigong exercise designed for each ofthe 5 Yin organs: Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lungs andKidneys. At the end of this course, students will be ableto string the individual exercises that they have learnedinto a complete qigong set called the "Daoist 5 Yin / 5Yang Exercise." Each session will begin with breathingand stretching exercises. $2 materials fee payable inclass. Wear loose, comfortable clothing; No streetshoes. Come to class with an empty stomach.

2086X PCC W203 $65Jan 8-Jan 29 Su 10am-12pm

Tai-chi Chuan & SwordIntermediate to AdvancedFor those proficient in Tai-chi Chuan, this classprovides step-by-step instruction including warm-up exercises and a 74 forms set for intermediatestudents. The instructor includes a sword formset for advanced students proficient with the 74forms set. See note.

Prerequisite: Tai-chi Chuan

4020X PCC W203 $75Feb 5-Mar 26 Su 10:45am-12:15pm

Note: Wear comfortable clothing; nostreet shoes.

Self-Defense and the WorkplaceInstructor: Jeffrey YarbroughThis unique class incorporates techniques based uponthe ever-evolving tactics that attackers use in theworkplace, elevator, stairwell, parking structure or onthe street. Learn to defend against weapons such asknives, guns, and bats; and how to counter-attackagainst one-on-one and two-on-one assaults usingwrist grabs, chokes, punches, headlocks and bear hugs.Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring water.

4011X PCC W201 $39Feb 11 Sa 2:15pm-4:15pm


ACTIVE | Lifestyle

Natural A's (Ages 10-17)Instructor: Curtis AdneyEnhance grades, self-confidence, and chances forscholarships and college admission by performingacademic skills in alignment with the brain's naturalpatterns. Make reading, studying, memorizing, noteand test taking amazingly efficient! Discover simplifiedmethods for understanding math and other subjects,optimizing focus and concentration, and preventingtest anxiety. $30 materials fee payable in class. Note:Parents also must register if they wish to attend withchild.

1709X PCC R115 $49Feb 26 Su 9am-12pm

For the Love of ActingInstructor: June Chandler & staffEveryone has natural acting abilities. In this class, youwill learn professional acting techniques to conquerself-consciousness and unlock your talent while havinglots of fun. You will work every week on exercises,improvisations and script readings. The trend today isfor real people to appear in reality shows and evencommercials. If you decide to throw your hat in thering, you will know the sane and practical way to addacting to your repertoire. Class is designed for adults.

7729X PCC R115 $95Jan 14-Feb 25 Sa 2pm-4:30pm

For our Acting Career Launching Padclass, turn to page 7.

Good Karma, Mystics, and TarotInstructor: Linda McBrideJoin us for this fun, one-day workshop about thehistory and lore behind the Tarot. This workshop isdesigned to bring good Karma, and to help gain aperspective into the nature of the universe in the Age ofAquarius. Your instructor will share her extensiveknowledge of the Tarot, its continued fascination inour modern age, and how it can bring positive energyinto the flow of your journey. You will learn to read thecards for yourself to delight and amaze your family andfriends. Recommended: Bring a Tarot card deck.

2234X PCC R111 $45Jan 28 Sa 10am-1pm

Quiet the Chatter in Your MindClean up the mental clutter and stop the chatter inyour mind by choosing a different way of thinking!Over the years, our minds become cluttered withinformation that is useless, irrelevant, andharmful. Our thoughts work against us, and wefind that our inner clarity and in-born wisdombecome unreachable. Sadly, we also may losetouch with our inner self which is kind, loving,compassionate, and peaceful…until now! Oneway to find our true spirit again is ‘to stand porterat the door of thought.’ By observing what andhow we think and making a conscious choice tothink differently we can control and retrain ourthoughts to “quiet our mind.” Topics include:

• Understand how and what you think• See, let go, and change the way you think• Use breathing, meditation, and qigong to

quiet your mind, focus, and be still

The choice is yours to make. Join us and achievethe mind-body-spirit connection to quiet yourmind. Bring your lunch and a beach towel.Wear comfortable clothes. $15 materials fee (for26-page workshop manual, pen; hearts; stickers;heart surprises) payable in class.

2002X PCC R307 $65Jan 21 Sa 9:15am-4:15pm

Personal ImprovementInstructor: Margaret Pappas

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All relationships require good communication.Good communication skills do not always solveproblems or resolve issues, but without them,seldom are problems or issues resolved. Using asimplified version of Harville Hendrix's Dialoguesolves the "I do not know what to say or how tosay it" challenge. The Dialogue is a 3-step,practical communication tool teaching how tolisten and respond without judgment, whether ornot we are in agreement with what is said. Takethis workshop if you:

• Have a difficult time communicating, listeningor feeling heard

• Feel frustrated with yourself when reactingrather than responding

• Want to build or rebuild your relationships

Achieve real and safe connections in yourrelationships by following the 3 Easy Steps indialoguing. It is helpful to register with someonewith whom you can practice during and after theworkshop. $10 materials fee payable in class.

2006X PCC R307 $49Mar 4 Sa 9:15am-1:15pm


Lifestyle | ACTIVE

Second SaturdayDivorce Workshop for WomenInstructor: John VanceSecond Saturday is for women wanting to learn moreabout the process of divorce. The workshop consists ofsegments that are taught by a family law attorney, afinancial professional, and a therapist. Divorce can beconfusing, challenging, even devastating. Join us togain a greater understanding of your situation, exploreoptions available to save time and money, and talk withother women. Second Saturday was founded in 1989by the non-profit WIFE.org (the Women’s Institute forFinancial Education). For more information, visitSecondSaturday.com.

2071X $45Feb 11 Sa 9am-12pm

Classes held at Vance Wealth Group,100 W. Villa St., Suite 101, Pasadena

Bridge I – IntroductionBridge is a card game for four players working astwo partnerships. It is known the world over asone of the most challenging and satisfyingpastimes. The rules are simple, yet the fascinationcan be lifelong. This class introduces Bridge tonewcomers, and also serves to reinforce thefundamentals of the game for current players. NoBridge experience required, but newcomers mustattend the first lesson. See note.

2205X AHS H104 $65Jan 11-Feb 8 W 7pm-9pm

Bridge II – Competitive BiddingIn the game of Bridge, when both sides arebidding for the contract, the meanings of bids canchange. Picking up where Bridge I leaves off, thiscourse offers detailed coverage of situations thatcome up in competitive auctions. Learn how toget to your best spot, or prevent the opponentsfrom getting to their ideal contract. Even seasonedbridge players often overlook many of theseconcepts. Along with bidding we include experttechniques for declarer play and defense. Seenote.

Prerequisite: Bridge I or similar experienceas a bridge player

2206X AHS H104 $65Feb 22-Mar 22 W 7pm-9pm

Bridge III – Popular ConventionsWorld class Bridge players agree that it is betterto know a few conventions thoroughly than alarge number superficially. This course offers athorough grounding in the most commonconventions: Stayman, Jacoby transfer bids, thestrong opening bid, the Blackwood, and theGerber. Lessons will illustrate the problems theseconventions are designed to solve and how theycan best be used. Intermingled with every lessonare expert techniques for declarer play and defense.See note.

Prerequisite: Bridge I or similar experienceas a bridge player (Note that Bridge II is notrequired)

2207X AHS H104 $65Mar 29-May 3 W 7pm-9pm

Bridge ClassesInstructor: Morris JonesN

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Note: $10 materials fee payablein each class.

What Were YouBorn To Do?Instructor: Curtis AdneyWere you were born to make aunique contribution tohumanity? Have youdiscovered or stumbled uponyour purpose in life?Progressing toward thispurpose brings joy andabundance while straying from

it causes stress and emptiness. One of 33 NaturalTalents® is wired into your DNA to help you accomplishyour purpose. It is so subtle you rarely notice it, yet sopowerful it is the source of your highest potential.Elvis, Oprah, and Einstein were all just "doin' whatcame naturally." Applying your Natural Talentrelentlessly will bring you everything you desire. $30materials fee payable in class.

2011X PCC R115 $55Feb 26 Su 1pm- 5pm

Decision MakingInstructor: Go Yoshida

Decision making is critical, as who we are today isprimarily a result of the choices or decisions we havemade in the past. In this class, we explore commonways we make decisions, when we tend to make them,and why making decisions is challenging. Byunderstanding how minds work and how commondecision making traps are avoided, participants willlearn usable skills to make more effective personal andprofessional decisions. Bring a notebook, and pen orpencil.

2241X PCC $49Mar 4 Sa 8:30am-12:30pm

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GolfInstructor: Mark SpinelliThis course is for individuals who have never playedgolf or have had only a brief introduction to the game.Just throw on some tennis shoes and meet at the GolfShop five minutes before the beginning of class! Golfclubs are provided. Note: A practice ball fee ($6-$8per session, cash) is required for 4 of the 5 sessions.Classes are limited to 10 students. Advance registrationrequired.

ACTIVE | Sports

Classes held at Arroyo Seco Golf Course,1055 Lohman Ln., South Pasadena.

Intermediate TennisStudents encounter challenging drills, strategiesand play-action scenarios. The class focuses uponimproving all strokes including the forehand,backhand, volley, half volley, overhead and serve.For students 14 years old to adult. See note.

Prerequisite: Beginner Tennis Clinic or previousplaying experience.

2104X PCC Courts $95Jan 20-Mar 17 F 4pm-5:30pm

Tennis AcademyInstructor: Tim Pawley

Note: Bring a tennis racquet and a newcan of tennis balls. Classes are limitedto 10 students. Students are required tosign a liability waiver prior to the start ofclass. Students must be in good healthto participate. It is recommended thatyou consult with your doctor if you haveany questions. Adverse weather mayforce the postponement of a session to alater date; the instructor will notifystudents by email should it be necessary.

When registering, indicate date & time

2140X $95Jan 10-Feb 7 Tu 6pm-7pm

2140X $95Jan 13-Feb 10 F 9am-10am

2140X $95Jan 14-Feb 11 Sa 9am-10am

Advanced TennisStudents continue to advance to the next level as wefocus upon footwork, agility, and speed drills aswell as match play. For students 14 years old toadult. See note.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Tennis, orintermediate level experience.

2108X PCC Courts $95Jan 20-Mar 17 F 5:30pm-7pm

Youth Tennis (Ages 8-13)From basic stroke technique to competitive strokesand movement, this clinic offers it all withconditioning and agility designed to prepare studentsfor play! For students ages 8 to 13. See note.

2110X PCC Courts $79Jan 21-Mar 18 Sa 10am-11am

High Performance TennisIn addition to working on footwork, agility, speeddrills, and match play, this course prepares studentsfor high impact, tournament tennis. Must bring ajump rope. For students 14 years old to adult. Seenote.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Tennis andAdvanced Tennis, or advanced levelexperience.

2109X PCC Courts $95Jan 21-Mar 18 Sa 11am-12:30pm


Outdoors | ACTIVE

Survival SkillsInstructor: Christopher NyergesEveryone should be familiar with basic survival skillsbefore they are needed. Are you ready for a natural orman-made disaster? Would you know what to do tosurvive in the elements? This course is comprised oflecture, hands-on instruction, and videos. Topicsinclude:

• Edible and medicinal plants• Making fire without matches• Finding and purifying water• Survival kits and home supplies• Primitive and modern shelters

2007X PCC R115 $65Jan 13-Feb 10 F 7pm-9pm

Start Your Own Edible GardenIn partnership with ed2go

Grow delicious, nutritious fruit and vegetablesin your own backyard! You will begin by

determining which type of garden is right for you. Noteveryone has the same amount of time, space, orsunshine, so the first step to a great harvest is selectingthe right crops: leafy greens, root vegetables, fruit, orherbs. Next, you will discover how to properly preparea garden bed so your crops have the best opportunity tothrive, healthy soil is the key to a great garden. Eachtype of crop has specific needs, so you will get tips onstarting seeds, transplanting, pruning, and usingcontainer gardens and support structures. In addition,learn how to spot pests and diseases before they destroyyour bounty, and explore the variety of irrigationoptions. Whether you want to provide your family withnutritious food, save money, get some exercise, or justbe more self-sufficient, this course will give you theskills and knowledge you need to be on your way to asuccessful harvest. Courses start monthly.


Drought Tolerant LandscapingInstructor: Charlotte ChenSustainability is the new buzz word and increasinglypeople are turning to drought resistant native vegetationthat thrive in Southern California. Come learn how toreplace thirsty lawns with drought tolerant groundcovers that are more interesting than grass. This classwill cover what drought tolerant plants and trees areavailable and provide instruction about how to userocks, gravel, and decomposed granite to enhance adrought tolerant garden. Pruning techniques also willbe demonstrated. Bring a five-gallon rhaphiolepisplant (Indian Hawthorne), and pruning shears. $2materials fee payable in class.

2252X PCC R115 $49Jan 21 Sa 9am-1pm

Growing Plants for Fun and ProfitIn partnership with ed2go

Turn your love of plants into an enjoyable andprofitable home business. Learn how to grow

and market plants on a small scale without majorcapital investment. In an area as small as 1000 sq. ft.,you can generate thousands of dollars worth of plantmaterial in a single growing season. This course is yourpractical guide to licensing, site preparation, equipment,how and where to find supplies, how to select andproduce plants appropriate to your climate zone, howto produce quality material and, most importantly, howto market your product. Courses start monthly.



ACTIVE | Trips & Tours

Day Trips

Register early! Day trips fill quickly.

See page 36 forTravel Information and Policies

Detailed itineraries available atpcclearn.org/DayTrips.

Or to have a Day Trip Brochuremailed to you, call or email the

PCC Extension office.

More day trips listed atpcclearn.org/DayTrips!

All day trips will depart fromPasadena City College, Student Lot 3.

Note: Considerable walking!

Also Available!

The Orient Express March 24

Heritage Valley by Rail April 1

The Blonde Bombshell April 9

Edwards Air Force Base April 28

Sinatra’s Palm SpringsFrank Sinatra called Palm Springs home for more than50 years. We visit the famous Melvyn’s Restaurant tosee Frank’s corner table and enjoy an included lunchwith choice of entrée: Melvyn’s famous cobb salad,chicken pot pie, Sole De Piccata or sliced filet mignon.Our driving tour continues to "Sinatra’s Church," builtby Frank and his mother Dolly, and then to the OldMovie Colony. See his Rancho Mirage estate and payrespects at his final resting place. We also will make astop at Hadley’s, famous for their breads, nuts and dateshakes.

2324X $119Jan 22 Su 8:35am-7pm

“Murder Mystery” At Lawry’sA fun experience awaits at Lawry’s The Prime Rib inBeverly Hills! This is a place of grand style whereclassic elegance and luxurious comfort unite. Todaythat style and sophistication meet a murder-mysteryadventure! As the actors perform, you will dine on yourchoice of Lawry’s delicious roasted prime rib, freshgrilled salmon, or chicken piccata along with theirfamous spinning bowl salad and dessert. Following,enjoy some time at leisure in Beverly Hills to browsethe shops on Rodeo Drive and in the Beverly WilshireHotel.

2359X $129Feb 3 F 9:45am-4:30pm

MagicopolisTheatrical Illusion ExperienceMagicopolis is the award-winning theater in SantaMonica, and the permanent home of the highlyentertaining magic production, Escape Reality.Featuring a stunning mix of outrageous sleight-of-hand and unbelievable optical illusions, thisone-of-a-kind show dazzles audiences with wit, style,and grace. See people dissolve in one place and reappearsomewhere else, witness objects move and change asthey are guided by the power of the mind, watch a nail-biting Houdini-inspired escape and see humans floatin mid-air. Prior to the show, enjoy time at leisure forlunch on your own at the eateries at Santa Monica Placeor along Santa Monica’s 3rd Street Promenade.

2432X $74Feb 11 Sa 10:40am-5pm

That’s Amoré!Italian American MuseumIn honor of the recent 100th birthday of “Ol’ BlueEyes,” this new fantastico! tour pays homage to FrankSinatra’s Italian American heritage. We visit the newItalian American Museum featuring interactiveexhibitions that explore the influence of Italians in theregion. Then we will mangia! an included lunch atMiceli’s, the oldest Italian restaurant in Hollywood anda Sinatra favorite. Finally, we visit a small family-owned and operated Italian restaurant to enjoy adelizioso! homemade cannoli and coffee, and see theirincredible Sinatra “shrine.”

2326X $99Feb 17 F 9:15am-5pm

The Living Desert Zoo & GardensThe Living Desert in Palm Desert is a combination zoo,endangered species conservation center, botanicalgardens, natural history museum, and wilderness park.Enjoy an included boxed lunch, followed by a two-hour safari tram tour of the grounds. We will visit theWildlife Hospital, view the “Wildlife Wonders Show,”and have a private viewing of the Amur Leopard. Wealso will make a stop at Hadley’s, famous for theirbreads, nuts and date shakes.

2374X $94Mar 4 Sa 8:35am-7pm

2nd Annual Tribute to The FolliesThis wonderfully entertaining show returns to paytribute to legendary shows like the Folies Bergère, TheZiegfeld Follies, and The Fabulous Palm SpringsFollies. This new Vaudeville variety show stars JohnDavidson and Ann Hampton Callaway, and featuresThe Olate Dogs, David & Dania, Mark Schiff, HenrikBothe, Follies Dancers and the Follies Orchestra! Artistssubject to change. Rear orchestra seating at the beautifulMcCallum Theatre in Palm Desert. Before the show,enjoy lunch on your own in downtown Palm Springs.We also will make a stop at Hadley’s, famous for theirbreads, nuts and date shakes.

2354X $99Mar 9 Th 8:40am-7pm


Trips & Tours | ACTIVE

Multi-Day Tours

Must call 626-585-7608 to register.

See page 36 forTravel Information and Policies

For more tour information, go to:pcclearn.org/Tours

Detailed itineraries available atpcclearn.org/Tours.

Or to have a Multi-day Tour Brochuremailed to you, call or email the

PCC Extension office.

Joshua Tree & The Salton SeaApril 4-5, 2017 – 2-Day TourDouble: $289 / Single: $359 – Deposit: $75

Tour highlights: Extensive guided sightseeing in theCoachella Valley with knowledgeable and entertaininggeographer-guide and professor, Dennis Napier• Explore Joshua Tree National Park with an includedpicnic in the Park, a guided nature walk, a visit to theVisitors Center and a stop at Key’s View to marvel atthe views of the Salton Sea and the San Andreas Fault• Stay overnight at the deluxe 4-star Fantasy SpringsResort Casino, offering non-stop gaming, multiplerestaurants and entertainment • Visit the Salton Sea thelargest lake in California, it covers 376 square milesand is located 234 feet below sea level.

Yosemite Spring FlingApril 23-25, 2017 – 3-Day TourDouble: $589 / Single: $759 – Deposit: $100

Tour highlights: Enjoy a relaxing two night stay at theTenaya Lodge at Yosemite an elegant, 4-star lodgeresort with indoor pool and spa and two restaurantslocated on 35 secluded acres amongst the pines justoutside the south entrance of Yosemite National Park• Extensive guided sightseeing with a local guide in theYosemite Valley to see the beauty of El Capitan, HalfDome, the magnificent gorges, the tall pines and thespectacular waterfalls overflowing this time of year• Ride the rails through the Sierra Nevada Forest’smajestic tall trees on the historic narrow gauge YosemiteMountain Sugar Pine Railroad • Enjoy a traditional,multi-course, family-style Basque lunch with includedwine in the Central Valley.

Also Available!

Color Country Escape May 15-18, 2017 – 4-Day Tour

San Francisco...By The Bay May 28-June 1, 2017 – 5-Day Tour

Summer Breezes & Stinking Roses July 26-29, 2017 – 4-Day Tour

Patriotic PathwaysApril 17-24, 2017 – 8-Day TourDouble: $2,299* / Single: $2,899* – Deposit: $300

Tour highlights: See the most famous sites inWashington, D.C. including the White House, theSupreme Court and the memorials to Lincoln, Jefferson,FDR, Vietnam Veterans, Korean War Veterans andWorld War II • Tour inside the U.S. Capitol Building, theLibrary of Congress, the Kennedy Center, theSmithsonian Museum, and see the Constitution andDeclaration of Independence inside the National Archives• Tour Philadelphia including Independence Hall, theU.S. Mint, Ben Franklin’s gravesite at Christ Church,the Betsy Ross House, the National Constitution Centerand see the Liberty Bell • In Gettysburg, tour theBattlefield, visit the Dwight D. Eisenhower Home, andvisit the Gettysburg Museum • Tour Pennsylvania’sAmish Country • Sightseeing in Delaware’s BrandywineValley including Longwood Gardens, Nemours Mansion& Gardens and Winterthur Museum & Gardens • TourValley Forge, where Washington’s army spent the winterof 1777-1778.

*Land only prices - Roundtrip group airfareavailable from $595 per person.

California Vines, Rails & RedwoodsApril 30-May 5, 2017 – 6-Day TourDouble: $1,349 / Single: $1,699 – Deposit: $200

Tour highlights: A three-course lunch and wine aboardthe Napa Valley Wine Train and a docent-guided tourof the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone• Sightseeing in the Russian River Valley including aguided walk through a redwood preserve and a tour andtasting at Korbel Winery • Ride along California’scoast aboard the deluxe Coast Starlight train featuringa dining car and observation car for spectacular oceanviews • Memorable hotels including a three night stayat an upscale resort in the Sonoma Valley and overnightstays at the cozy Apple Farm Inn and at an oceanfrontPismo Beach inn both featuring fireplaces in the room• Unique meals including dinner at the Madonna Inn,lunch with wine tasting in Eberle Winery’s “cave” andbreakfast at Charles Schulz’s “Snoopy’s Home Ice”Arena with a visit to the Charles Schulz “Peanuts”Museum.


SPOTLIGHT

Travel Information and Policies

Payment - Day Trips: Entire fee due at time ofbooking. Multi-Day Tours: Deposit per persondue at time of booking. Traveler will be contactedby Good Times Travel to arrange for paymentbalance.

Cancellation/Travel Protection: Refundrequests, except where noted, must be receivedtwo weeks prior to trip departure date, and will begranted only if space is resold. Day trip fees anddeposits paid to PCC: Refunds to reflect $20processing fee per person. Tour fees paid toGood Times Travel: If travel protection has notbeen purchased, only recoverable funds less a

cancellation charge of $50 will be reimbursedonce payment has been made. If travel protectionhas been purchased, you will receive a fullrefund (or partial if enroute), provided the definingreason is covered. Note: Travel protection/cancellation insurance for multi-day tours ishighly recommended. Pre-existing medicalconditions are covered only if protection ispurchased at time of deposit. Insurance alsoavailable for day trips.

Trips & tours presented by Good Times Travel.Unless otherwise noted, local travel is aboarddeluxe motor coach with professional tour escort.Minimum travel age 18. Questions: call GoodTimes Travel at (888) 488-2287.

Important Online Traffic School Information• State-approved.

• Complete the online traffic school course from the privacy and comfort of yourhome, office, or anywhere you can access the Internet.

• Course is designed to be a 6-7 hour program. Complete the course all at once ortake your time.

• Simple and user friendly program. No extra hardware or software needed.

• Course is divided into units containing reading, video, graphics, and reviewquestions.

• Final exam consists of 25 multiple choice questions. Passing score 70%.

• Certificate of Completion will be sent electronically to the court and DMV.

• Customer service available 7 days a week.

It's as simple as 1,2,3...

1. Register for the course online.

2. Complete course at your own pace and pass the Final Exam.

3 Certificate is sent electronically.

To get started, go to: pcclearn.org/TrafficSchool

Online Traffic SchoolNo Traveling. No Inconvenience. No Worry.Online Traffic School has successfully helped thousandswho took our simple, easy-to-follow course.


* Student Parking:

Daily permits may be purchased from the dispensers located throughoutthe student parking lots. Permits cost $2.00, coin or paper, and aregood for the entire day and/or evening.

Note: The PCC Flea Market is held on the first Sunday of every month.On those days, student parking is only available in Lots 3 and 4.Parking is extremely limited. It is strongly recommended studentsarrive early to allow time to locate parking.

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1Arroyo Seco Golf Course

1055 Lohman Lane

2Lineage Performing Arts Center

89 S. Fair Oaks Ave.

3Vance Wealth Group

100 W. Villa St., Suite 101

4Stardancers Dance Studio2333 Lake Ave., Altadena

5Fight Academy Pasadena

1830 Locust St.

6Awareness Center

2801 E. Foothill Blvd.

7Community Education Center

3035 E. Foothill Blvd.

8Arcadia High School

180 Campus Dr., Arcadia(see campus map at left)


Class DatesClass dates are inclusive. Blackout days mayapply. Refer to the website or your confirmationletter for specifics.

Insurance/WaiversPCC requires all participants carry medical/accident insurance, and does not provide thiscoverage. When attending a class or trip off-campus, all participants are required to sign aliability waiver prior to departure.

Classes for KidsA Release and Medical Consent form will besent along with your confirmation letter.Complete and return this form to theinstructor at the first class.

CertificatesPrograms displaying the CP icon, oncecompleted in accordance with notedrequirements, qualify for a Program Certificateof Recognition. Note: Students may request aCertificate of Completion for any non-CertificateProgram class. Certificates of Completion arejust $10 each and must be requested throughPCC Extension. Replacement certificates areavailable for $10.

Supplies/EquipmentMinimum enrollment is required to run classes.Please confirm class status before purchasingany supplies or renting any equipment.

InstructorsDetailed instructor biographies are availableonline. Should an emergency present itself,classes may be taught by a qualified substitute.

Important Information

Register

Online:pcclearn.org

Mail:PCC ExtensionPasadena City College1570 E. Colorado Blvd.Pasadena, CA 91106

Phone:(626) 585-7608

Fax:(626) 796-5204

In Person:Foothill Location3035 E. Foothill Blvd.Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm

Dropping a ClassRefunds are granted provided you notify PCCExtension at least three (3) business daysbefore your class begins. Registration fee willbe refunded in the same format as originallypaid within 6 weeks. There are no refundsbeyond this deadline. If instead of a refund,a non-refundable credit voucher is requested,a non-refundable rebate of $5 will be added toyour voucher. Your credit voucher plus the $5rebate may be applied towards any other Ex-tension class or program registration.

Important Information: Refunds ARE NOTissued for absences nor prorated for late reg-istrations. Missed class meetings may not bemade up in another class. There is no auditingof classes. Returned checks will be subject toa $25 handling charge.

Trips & Tours Cancellation Policy: Exceptwhere noted, cancellations/refunds must bereceived two weeks prior to the trip departuredate and will be granted only if the space is re-sold by PCC Extension. It may be possible tosend a substitute in your place with prior noticeto Pasadena City College. When approved,refunds will reflect processing fees per personAND any unrecoverable expenses such aslodging, tickets, etc. See page 36 for more triprefund information.

TransfersTo transfer to another class, must request atleast three (3) business days before the originalclass start date.

Cancelled ClassRegistration fee is automatically refunded inthe same format as original payment within 6weeks. If instead of a refund, a non-refundablecredit voucher is requested, a non-refundablerebate of $5 will be added to your voucher.


Pre-Registration is Important!1. Class size is limited and early registration will

assure your place in a high demand class.

2. Classes that do not meet minimum studentenrollment may be cancelled before the firstsession. Your timely registration may helpensure the necessary enrollment figure.

Save Your Space.Register Today!

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Facebook: facebook.com/pccextension

PCC Extension


PCC Extension

PCC Extension is self-supporting and

not funded by taxpayer dollars. Classes

are designed for adults, 18 years of age

and older, unless otherwise indicated.

Classes are held on-campus, at off-site

locations, and online. College credit is

not given, and there are no transcripts

or grades.

To ensure a quality program, the following

policies have been established. Courses

may be cancelled due to low enrollment.

The right is reserved to change courses,

programs or instructors. No non-

registered person, including spouse,

friend, parent, or child, is permitted to

audit/attend a class. Students whose

conduct is detrimental to the class (e.g.,

dishonesty, disruption, theft, property

damage or willful disobedience) may be

removed without refund, and/or denied

future enrollment. Courses presented by

PCC Extension do not necessarily reflect

the views of the Pasadena Area

Community College District. Pasadena

City College does not endorse any person

or product. PCC Extension is committed

to protecting your privacy. We do not sell,

trade, or rent your personal information to

other internal or external parties. PCC

Extension may use information collected

to contact you regarding course

information, promotional updates,

specials, and/or new additions to our

program offerings. Credit card numbers

are not stored on our website.

PCC Extensionpcclearn.org

LifelongLearningIs ForL I F E

1570 East Colorado BoulevardPasadena, CA 91106-2003

3035 East Foothill BoulevardPasadena, CA 91107-3106

Main Number: (626) 585-7608Fax Number: (626) 796-5204

Website: pcclearn.orgEmail: [email protected]

Facebook: facebook.com/pccextension

Public Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Monday through Friday

PCC Extension& Contract Education

Elaine Chapman, DirectorRichard Torres, Account Clerk

Robert Torres, Scheduling Technician

Pasadena Area Community College DistrictDr. Rajen Vurdien,

Superintendent-President

Board of TrusteesLinda Wah, President

Dr. Ross Selvidge, Vice PresidentDr. Anthony R. Fellow, Clerk

Berlinda Brown, MemberHoyt R. Hilsman, Member

John H. Martin, MemberJames A. Osterling, Member

Nune Garipian, Student Trustee

Our Spring catalog will be available in February! Here are some of thecourses we will be offering:

For more information on these courses, and the rest of our Springofferings, go to pcclearn.org.

And look for our upcoming summer programs for Reading andSwim!

Career & FinanceCertificated (2-Day) Film SchoolLoan Signing SpecialistBuilding Your Financial PortfolioQualified Longevity Annuity ContractSavvy IRA Planning for Boomers

EnrichmentCold Process Soap From ScratchLeather Wrap BraceletSewing Project WorkshopWriting & Publishing Your 1st BookGreat Photos with Your Smartphone

ActiveHighs and Woes of Internet DatingLandscape DesignUrban Survival SkillsKundalini YogaGolf

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