community education class schedule

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Schedule

2016

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COMMUNITY ED CLASSESART & MUSICCommunity ChoirPerformance class with emphasis on music notation, breathing and three/four part singing . The class will also include large group and sectional singing . Class will also conduct at least one public concert . Partial scholarships may be available .

Instructor: Melba ValdezDates: Mondays, Jan . 25 - May 3Time: 5:30 - 7 p .m . Room: WMA28Fee: $125

WatercolorConcentrate on developing skills and techniques in watercolor painting . Emphasis is on methods and experimentation using studio, sketches and/or photographs for subject matter . Lab fee of $20 to instructor .

Instructor: Carol AlvaradoDates: Tues ., Wed . & Thurs .; May 10, 11 and 12Time: 1 - 4 p .m .Room: 107Fee: $55

Private Voice Lessons Private voice lessons for children, teens, and adults .

$105 for 4 half-hour lessons once per week (recommended for ages 8 to 14)

$210 for 4 one-hour lessons once per week (recommended for ages 14 to adult)

Students will buy a music book with CD so they can rehearse their songs at home . (Cost: $16-$25)

After registering, please contact instructor to select your lesson time .

Instructor: Ellen WilsonRoom: WMA 28

Freestyle Painting An opportunity to paint with others and hone your skills in a supportive environment . Oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels – whatever your choice . No instruction but lots of camaraderie . Other artists in the class are happy to provide suggestions and critiques

COMMUNITYEDUCATION

Community enhancement through Education

Community Education is a staple of most colleges . The classes are taught by members of the community who wish to share an inter-est, hobby or skill . The setting is informal and there are no educational requirement to teach a Community Ed class . Instructors set the class times, days and fees, and are paid based on the number of people who take the class . These classes are not for credit and do not transfer toward a degree program.

Additionally, ENMU-Ruidoso’s Community Ed department hosts local events, such as the “Living in the WUI (Wildland Urban Interface)” series, providing critical information to resi-dents of the community .

ENMU-Ruidoso is committed to the enhance-ment of the community and all of Lincoln County . Community Ed offers many diverse programs of instruction including: • Community Education courses – live

and online • Lifelong Learning Academy • Personal Development and Workforce

Training • Customized Training • Kids’ College

. . .and more .

Visit ENMU-Ruidoso online atwww.ruidoso.enmu.edu

For more information, call ENMU-Ruidoso at 575 .257 .2120

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if asked . Flexible hours . Bring a lunch and come for the full five hours or just stay for a two or three, in the morning or afternoon .

Instructor: Bonnie SoleyDates: Tuesdays; Jan . 19 to May 3Time: 10 a .m . - 4 p .m .Room: WMA 11Fee: $65

COMPUTERSOnline Cyber Security Certification ProgramThis program is designed to be completed in 9 months . While applicable in the job market, these classes are transferable for college credit .

Prerequisite: One year computer and network-related experience or successful completion of a Computing and Networking Fundamentals course . Other qualifications may apply. Call for information.

The program consists of 5 classes:• Cyber Security Fundamentals• Guide to Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery• Understanding Cyber Security Tools• Cyber Security Defense and Counter Measures• Ethics and Professionalism for Cyber Professionals

Instructor: Stephen MillerDates: Online, self-pacedFee: $2,595

Computer BasicsAre you an absolute beginner? Then this is the class for you . Learn how to use a mouse, surf the Internet, or brush up on your keyboarding skills .

Instructor: Coda OmnessDates: Fridays; Jan . 15 - Feb . 12Time: 10 a .m . - 12 p .m .Room: 101Fee: $129

Computer Class - Introduction to Mouse and KeyboardThis class is for beginning computer users . Students will learn how to use the computer mouse and keyboard

commands to operate a computer . We will cover the basic layout of the Windows 8 desktop and use Microsoft Word to learn about the different keys and mouse functions . It is not necessary for students to know how to type .

Skills covered in the class are: the mouse and the cursor, shift key functions, enter key functions, click and drag (mouse), backspace key functions, delete key functions, double left click (mouse), single left click (mouse), tab key functions, directional arrow keys, caps lock functions, and combination key functions .

Instructor: Coda OmnessDates: Fri .; Jan . 15 & 22Time: 2 - 4 p .m .Room: 101Fee: $55

Intro to Windows 8This training teaches the core features and functions of Window 8 . Participants will learn how to use the start menu and taskbar, move and resize windows, create and manage files, folder and libraries and search for content on their computers .

Instructor: Coda OmnessDate: Thurs ., Jan . 28Time: 5 - 8 p .m .Room: 101Fee: $35

HEALTH & WELLNESSYoga Teaching Certificate RYT-200 The Yoga Teacher Certification Program offers a nationally recognized professional Yoga Alliance RYT credential, qualifying graduates to enter the job market as a certified RYT-200 yoga instructor. Students will learn through 250 hours of training how to teach yoga based on ancient texts, modern principles and to develop safe, therapeutic lesson plans for a broad range of students . The program includes study of Gentle Hatha Yoga, Core Strength Vinyasa Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, Bandha Yoga, Myofacial Stretch Yoga, Power and Hot Yoga – and class plan development to cultivate mindfulness, flexibility, balance, strength and endurance . The 9 month immersive program is delivered

COMMUNITY ED CLASSES


in 2 semesters, the second weekend of every month .

Instructor: Marianne MohrDates: Sat . and Sun .; call for datesTime: 7:45 a .m . - 6 p .m .Location: Buddha Yoga School of Yogic Arts Campus

at 200 MechemFee: $3,900

HOME & GARDENRainwater Harvesting/Management System DesignThe course will cover steps in reducing treated water use, design, installation and use various rainwater harvesting and gray water usage systems for businesses and residences, and development of a rainfall and gray water usage plan for your property . The course will also review of existing rainwater regulations, introduce drip irrigation ‘black water’ systems; and, answer your questions . Numerous handouts will be provided . This popular class is offered the first Wednesday of each month, February through May . Register for one month . The course is a must for Lincoln and Otero County residents, and members of the Mescalero Apache Tribe .

Instructor: Jim Miller, Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Network, Lincoln County

Dates: Wednesdays; Feb . 3, or March 2, or April 6, or May 4

Time: 5:30 - 8 p .m .Room: 115Fee $35 or $25 LLA

Energy Efficiency for Homes and BusinessesThis course is designed to provide an overview of energy use and energy efficiency in residential and small business buildings . Participants will learn how to conduct a simple building energy assessment, and recommended safe, and cost-effective energy efficiency improvements that lead to a more comfortable, safe and energy –efficient home, and a lower overhead small business operation . Participants will also learn about local utility company energy efficiency incentive and rebate programs, weatherization, advancements

in energy efficient lighting and other topics.

Instructor: Jim Miller, Utility Company Energy Efficiency InspectorDate: Wed ., March 16Time: 5:30 - 8 p .m .Room: 119Fee: $10

Power from the New Mexico Sky: Installing Solar Energy in the 21st Century This brief course covers the general development of energy generation in Lincoln County, with a specific focus on the rapidly changing field of solar energy. The course also includes an overview of the history of solar energy use, including new developments in material technology, battery storage, installation techniques, etc . The science behind solar will be also reviewed, how solar works, system components and how to make a solar buy or lease decision should you decide to install various types of solar . How to work with utility companies on this type of power generation project will also be discussed . A solar tour of medium scale Lincoln County solar facilities at a different day/time is also available as part of the course with sufficient participant interest.

Instructor: Jim Miller, Regional Energy Project Developer

Date: Wed ., Feb . 10Time: 5:30 - 7 p .m .Room: 119Fee: $5

PERSONAL ENRICHMENTBecoming a Competent WriterThis class will focus on students who do not think their writing is up to college standards, and adults who would like to improve their writing skills .

Instructor: Dan ArnoldDates: Tuesday and Thursday, Jan . 26 and 28Time: 6 - 7:30 p .m .Room: 115Fee: $65


Sacred Stones of the Sacramento Explore the origins of prehistoric arts, its development and decline in this exciting hands-on field study class! Translation of rock art and artwork will be covered . Enjoy hiking, drawing and photography . This class will ultimately produce a calendar of rock art found in the region . Students will need hiking boots, water, a hat, camera and food for these trips . Student will also need good health and good hiking abilities .

Instructor: Lay PowellDates: Organization meeting, Thursday and outdoor

classes will be Saturdays or Sunday; March 10 to May 7

Time: 5:30 - 6:30 p .m .Room: 115Fee: $50/$45 LLA

Being of Service: Civic EngagementThe Creative Aging Advisory Committee to Lincoln CountyThe Creative Aging Advisory Committee to Lincoln County invites you to participate in our mission of serving seniors in Lincoln County . Recognizing that many of the key factors that influence a livable community are determined locally, we strive to create an opportunity to bring together decision makers across the public, private, and volunteer sectors to work in partnership with seniors to create imaginative changes that will have an impact on the lives of all of us as we age in this frontier community .

We meet monthly with informal subcommittees meeting in between . Our goal is to raise the awareness of resources available to the growing demographic of retirees and seniors . We welcome interested participants to join us to lend us your knowledge .

Please call Clara Farah, Ph .D . at 575-973-7835 or email her at clrfarah@gmail .com .

Instructor: Clara FarahDates: monthly Friday meetings; Jan . 15 to May 20Time: 9 - 11:30 a .m .Location: Various locations around all of Lincoln

County . Carpooling available .Fee: Free

Estate PlanningA broad overview of estate planning topics which can be altered for a specific group. The class covers the most basic estate planning topics to the more intricate aspects of asset protection .

• Basics of Estate Planning• Probate and Avoiding Probate • Wills, Living Trusts, Beneficiaries and Fiduciaries• Powers of Attorney• Health-Care Directives• Long-Term Care Planning• Asset Protection Planning• Business Succession Planning• Estate Taxes• Maximizing Stepped-up Basis• Life Insurance and Life Insurance Trusts• Gifts to Family – Techniques • Charitable Giving• Generation Skipping Tax

Instructor: Jim BozarthDates: Thursdays, March 10 & 17Time: 6 - 7:30 p .m .Room: 115Fee: Free

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTNotary Public TrainingDid you know that notary publics in New Mexico have to purchase and be covered by an insurance bond? Many notaries or people interested in becoming a Notary are unaware of the regulations covering this little known service . This course will cover the purpose of a Notary Public, obtaining a bond, type of documents, range of services, and keeping a Notary log . (Purchase Notary Log Book- optional).

Instructor: Clydene BacaDate: Wed ., April 13Time: 6 - 8 p .m .Room: 115Fee: $40

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Alcohol ServerThe New Mexico Liquor Control Act Mandates that every liquor license, lessee or server who manages, directs or controls the sale or service of alcohol for consumption on or off the license premises must satisfactorily complete an alcohol server program every five years. This class provides all the state required training and covers all state laws and regulations concerning the sale and service of alcohol, liquor liability issues and driving under the influence of alcohol . Participants must be at least 19 years old and have valid photo validation .

Instructor: Lalene GroggDates: Tuesdays, Jan . 12, Feb . 9, March 8, April 12 or

May 10Time: 9 a .m . - 2 p .m .Room: 115Fee: $40

CPR Certification: American Heart Association Basic Life SupportPreparatory books are available on loan prior to the class .

Instructor: Jennifer HarveyDate: Sun ., Feb . 5 or April 9Time: 12 - 5:30 p .m .Room: WMA 26Fee: $56

Office Administration CertificationThe Office Administration program prepares students for a second career in all types of professional offices. Students will develop communication, organizational, leadership and technology skills that prepares them for the high-tech, customer-focused, world-class work environment . This 6-week program includes a 2-week internship at a local business to be scheduled after successful completion of program . Partial scholarships are available for a limited amount of students over the age of 50 .

Instructor: Coda OmnessDates: Fridays, April 1-29Time: 9 a .m . - 12 p .m .Room: 101Fee: $295

Grant WritingThis two-day course will prepare you to write and submit a grant application in order to secure funding for your non-profit organization. Many grant opportunities exist if you know where to look, how to apply, how to design and write a successful proposal . Foundation and corporate giving will be discussed as well as development of important foundation relationships . Managing the grant once you’ve earned it will also be discussed . Grant sources, how to search, will all be covered in this two-session course . Become one of the ten top grant writers in Lincoln County by registering for this potentially profitable course! Come to class with a grant proposal idea!

Instructor: Jim Miller, Grant Writer - Placer Mountain Services LLCDates: Tues . & Wed ., April 12 and 13Time: 5 - 8 p .m .Room: 119Fee: $75

Online Cyber Security Certification ProgramThis program is designed to be completed in 9 months . While applicable in the job market, these classes are transferable for college credit .

Prerequisite: One year computer and network related experience or successful completion of a Computing and Networking Fundamentals course . Other qualifications may apply. Call for information.

The program consists of 5 classes:

• Cyber Security Fundamentals

• Guide to Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery

• Understanding Cyber Security Tools

• Cyber Security Defense and Counter Measures

• Ethics and Professionalism for Cyber Professionals

Instructor: Stephen MillerDates: Online, self-pacedFee: $2,595

SCIENCEForest Health Series – WUI Learn about your community and living in a Wildland Urban Interface . A collaborative outreach between


REGISTRATION FORM FOR COMMUNITY EDUCATION

COMMUNITY ED CLASSESUSFS, Lincoln National Forest, NM State Forestry, Village of Ruidoso Forestry, Lincoln County, SCMRC & D, Mescalero/BIA, Little Bear Forest Reform Coalition, ENMU-ruidoso Community Education and private citizens .

Speakers: VariousDates: Tuesdays, Jan . 5, Feb . 2, March 1, April 5 or

May 3Time: 5:30 - 7 p .m .Room: 102Fee: Free

Register for Community Education classes at the campus, over the phone at 575-257-3012, by fax at 575-257-9409 or by mail by filling out the form below and sending to ENMU-Ruidoso, 709 Mechem Drive, Ruidoso, NM 88345 .

Classes may be canceled if not enough students enroll . Maximum numbers are set by the instructor . Early registration is encouraged .

Registration must be made three days before the class is scheduled to begin .

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