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Classes through December 2017 Victorian Death Customs

Chocolate & Cheese Pairing Experience

Explore the Ketogenic Diet

Arm Knitting for Beginners

Stocks & Stock Markets: The Nuts & Bolts

New classes! American Fads of the Century 5

Connect to Spirit Through Movement 8

Yoga for Total Relaxation 9

Labyrinths & Walking Meditation 11

Create a Wire Woven Necklace 19

One Pot Meals for Busy Cooks 21

Holiday Cake Pop Secrets 21

Preserving the Harvest 24

Computer “Quickie” Series 31

Early American Medicine 41

All Lifelong Learning classes are held at KCC’s Regional Manufacturing Technology Center unless otherwise noted.

KCC’s Lifelong Learning

450 North AvenueBattle Creek, MI 49017-3397

e-mail: [email protected]/lifelong

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StaffMary L. GreenAbbie BrennanKimberlee Andrews-Bingham

Become a Member!Become a Lifelong Learning Member and receive discounts on all classes, plus much more! See page 3 for details (discount does not apply to online classes).

Welcome!It’s been a busy summer here on campus with area youth experiencing a variety of summer camps—from career exploration to creating a video game—we’ve had a blast sharing Lifelong Learning and KCC with area students, and now we’re ready for fall.

This year we’re introducing our new Lifelong Learning Membership program and we hope you’ll be excited by all of the opportunities that come with being a member. For only $25 a year you will get discounts on classes, luncheons with keynote speakers, “salons” using TED Talks to start the conversation, a monthly Book Club; plus, we’ll be adding features as we move forward.

We’ve added an assortment of “new” classes this semester with topics both useful and fun! We’ll continue to offer the majority of the evening classes at the RMTC out in Ft. Custer on Hill Brady Road, and the daytime classes in the Davidson Building on the south side of campus.

We look forward to seeing you in a Lifelong Learning class this fall!

CONTENTSPersonal Interest 2

Fitness 6

Healthy & Holistic 10

Arts & Hobbies 16

Cooking 21

Music & Writing 23

Home & Garden 24

Money & Financial Health 26

Languages 28

Computers 29

Daytime Classes 34

Map 46

Registration Information 47

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Personal InterestBook Lovers: Rare Book Collecting Do you love books? Have you ever thought about, or started, collecting books, and wondered what to do next? In this class you’ll join the owner of Sheldon Fine Books to explore what to collect and where to find it, how to tell a first edition from a reprint, how to build an author collection, and get the best price from dealers. You’ll learn the four most important points of book collect-ing, how to understand pricing, the rarity of certain books and collecting with an eye on future value. You are welcome to bring up to three of your books to class for an assessment of value by the instructor. Tuesday • 10/3/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)WRTG CJ003-01 • Julie Moore

Create an Aromatherapy Medicine Chest – POPULAR Yes, you can smell your way to good health, and in this class we’ll share how essential oils and aromatherapy can provide a natural approach to everyday problems. Join us to learn about the history of aromatherapy, how to use essential oils safely and effectively, and what every medicine cabinet should have inside. We’ll discuss how to administer oils for pain, nausea, bruises, cuts, and scrapes; as well as how to use them to balance your hormones, strengthen your immune system, and gain mental clar-

ity to relax or energize. After this class you’ll know the specific oils for each situation and how they can be used for improved health and well-being. NOTE: An optional essential oil kit will be avail-able from your instructor for $20.Monday • 10/9/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CG003-01 • Patti Henderson


It’s everywhere in magazines, or perhaps you’ve read articles or heard others talk about the Ketogenic diet. What’s the hype? What’s the science? What’s up with that? In this fun session you will learn about the Ketogenic diet, and how one busy executive, grandma, wife and habit-ual line dancer made it work, and in the process, fought off diabetes and lost 50 lbs. (and counting). This will be a discus-sion and sharing format, with some Keto treats available to sample. It isn’t a nutri-tion presentation, hasn’t been certified

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organic, and we won’t prescribe, diagnosis or even give out medical advice. Learn from one person’s experience personified and shared, and the resources that helped on the journey. Wednesday • 10/11/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)HOLV CI002-04 • Karla Fales

Empower Yourself: Challenge the Fear in Your Life Are you ready to take action and change your future? You can leverage the fear that’s controlling you today and use it as a motivator to take action for a better tomorrow. Life without fear is impossible; and when it’s in charge of your life it can show up as anxiety, depression, anger, intolerance and even physical pain. We’ll share how fear can be held and stored in the body and what happens when we don’t or can’t let it go, and you’ll experi-

ence simple breathing techniques to help you find the fear and release it. You can break the cycle of pain and discover real strategies such as mind mastery, medita-tion and breathing techniques to shift you away from fear and into the life you were meant to live. Monday • 10/23/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CF003-01 • Patti Henderson

Victorian Death Customs

Death customs vary widely across cultures and history, but Victorian era customs were definitely interesting and sometimes even down right creepy! Join us to learn about Victorian personifications of Death as we cover everything from banshees to black dogs including strange deaths from poisoned stockings and gloves; the role of undertakers and grave diggers; typical

Discounts on ClassesInvitations to Luncheons with Keynote SpeakersMonthly Book Club“Salons” with TED Talks as conversation starters$5 Admission to KCC Theater Productions Travel Opportunities with Carolyn Mack Tours

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headstones and their symbols; the many uses of crepe; the custom of wakes and watches; photographing the dead; soci-ety’s expectations for widows and widow-ers; and why some of the dearly departed returned as ghosts. Your instructor is excited by this fascinating topic…and she promises not to scare you too much! Tuesday • 10/24/17 • 6-9 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)HSTY CC003-01 • Jody Owens

Getting Paid to Talk! Intro to Professional Voiceovers– POPULAR Have you ever been told you have a great voice? From audio books and cartoons to documentaries, commercials, and more, this class will introduce you to the grow-ing field of voice over. Today, the range of voices hired has grown dramatically from the days of announcers. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area! We’ll discuss industry pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of our teacher. This class is lots of fun, realistic, and a great first step

for anyone interested in the voiceover field. In an effort to ensure a quality class experience, we must limit attendance. So, please register early.Wednesday • 10/25/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)PERF CI003-01 • Voice Coaches, Inc.

Criminal Investigation: The Art & the Science Do you ever watch police shows on tele-vision and wonder whether the forensics team can really do that? In this class you’ll take fingerprints and make a shoe print cast as you learn what goes into process-ing a crime scene. Join us to discover the exciting world of criminal scene inves-tigation. Your instructor will bring over 40 years of experience as a police officer

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and expert forensic investigator to this class. When you leave you’ll never watch a crime investigation television show the same way again!Thursdays • 11/2/17-11/9/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)PDEV CS004-01 • William Howe

American Fads of the Century

Why do certain things catch on and take the world by storm? Why does it seem that suddenly everyone is wearing the same types of clothes, playing the same games, or taking up the same hobbies? Fads are an interesting phenomenon in our society, and we’ll share how fads in clothing, recreation, toys, games and even TV shows have influenced American culture over the last century. If you had a pet stone, wore Earth shoes, played Candy Crush or displayed movie star posters in your bedroom, then you were part of what makes a fad, a fad! Join us to find out why we are captivated by fads and have some fun sharing your own “fad adventures.”Monday • 11/6/17 • 6-9 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member) HSTY CB003-01 • Jody Owens

Life Strategies for Sensitive People Are you very sensitive to the emotions of others? Empaths are highly sensitive, finely tuned instruments when it comes to emotions. If you feel everything, some-times to an extreme, then you may want to join us for this class. When you absorb

the impact of stressful emotions, it can trigger panic attacks, depression, eating disorders, and physical symptoms that defy traditional diagnosis. This class will help sensitive people find the right mix of intellect, feeling, and groundedness so you can become comfortable in your own skin.Wednesday • 11/15/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)PDEV CK003-01 • Patti Henderson

Plan, Prepare & Backup All Your Vital Information for Any Emergency! Having all your important documents available at your fingertips as well as electronically backed up, is essential not only for you, but for the ones you love. Determine which paperwork is crucial to have in the event of fire, flood, natural disaster or medical emergency. Organize your vital information into a “Grab-&-Go” binder. Also convert everything to electronic documents, then back it all up to the Cloud using free, easy to use, drag and drop tools. Learn about helpful free apps, multiple preparation tips, evac-uation routes, “Go Bags & Bins”, and much more. Saturday • 12/2/17 • 9 am-12 pm • $49 (member) $59 (non-member)PDEV CP003-01 • Kevin Boyd

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FitnessYoga for Beginners Learn the basic yoga postures, meditation and breathing techniques in this gentle yoga class. This class will prepare you with basic yoga postures and insure safe positioning to make your yogic journey easy on your body and mindMondays • 9/25/17-10/16/17 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)YOGA CF004-01 • Kim VanHoose

Pranayama: The Breath of Yoga You can open any magazine or newspa-per and read about studies on breathing meditation and its health benefits. In this class you will experience the connec-tion between breath and movement. This dynamic yoga class will reignite the rela-tionship between your body and spirit as you carefully observe your natural flow from asana to asana. This practice will prepare you for gentle to moderate yoga classes and bring forth your awareness and focus, both on and off the mat.Mondays • 10/23/17-11/13/17 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-mem-ber)YOGA CF004-02 • Kim VanHoose

Yoga Moves for a Flat Belly This class is designed to stretch and strengthen your core as well as your entire body. Explore the concept that core work is 360 degrees around the body. Starting with the most useful breathing techniques, we will guide you through a set of effective yoga poses that you can perform one after another, smoothly and gracefully transitioning from one to the next in a flowing motion. In addition to losing belly fat and strengthening your core, these yoga poses will help you to increase your flexibility and strengthen all the parts of your body. We’ll include a range of warm up moves, flow and twist postures, a cool down and each session will end with a well-earned relaxation meditation. Yoga experience is preferred. Mondays • 11/20/17-12/11/17 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-mem-ber)YOGA CF004-03 • Kim VanHoose

Best Deal! Yoga Mondays with Kim! Join us every Monday to experience the many benefits of a regular Yoga practice. Mondays • 9/25/17-12/11/17 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $69 (member) $89 (non-member)YOGA CF012-01 • Kim VanHoose





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Yoga Basics Do you want to start enjoying the bene-fits of yoga today? The secret’s out—you can quickly get up-to-speed on the basics of yoga and begin your workout with the help of this fun class. Join us to experi-ence an easy-to-follow introduction of the essential beginning elements of yoga.

The class is packed with tips and advice for staying balanced while maintaining proper posture (when sitting or standing) and step-by-step instructions for a begin-ner’s yoga sequence. If you’ve thought about giving yoga a try but didn’t know how to get started then don’t wait any longer, sign up today! NOTE: This class will be held on KCC’s Main Campus, 450 North Avenue, Battle Creek in the Ohm Building, Room 109.Wednesdays • 10/4/17-11/1/17 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-mem-ber)YOGA CF005-01 • Rachel Roelof

Chocolate & Cheese Pairing Experience | One Pot Meals for Busy Cooks

Holiday Cake Pop Secrets | Give Me Some Sugar: Candy Bar Bonanza

Edible Cookie Ornaments


for fall

NEW


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Energize & Connect to Spirit Through Movement Would you like to be in charge of the energy that creates your life? Movement through music generates a fun and enlightened space to harness that energy. Join us and experience the power of possibilities by getting in touch with your physical energy. Learn how the physical body plays an intricate part in transitioning this wonderful energy onto the earth. Explore the inner spirit by awakening the passion of movement. Feel the energy, confidence, and freedom that comes from remembering who “you” are, while moving in your own power without doubt or fear. NOTE: No dance expe-rience required, just a desire to expand your awareness and energy. We’ll also offer movement options from a chair/wheelchair. Wednesday • 10/4/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CD003-01 • Patti Henderson

Explore Tai Chi Are you still searching for the perfect exercise form? Come experience the graceful movements of this ancient prac-tice combining exercise, concentration, and body awareness. Tai Chi is a form of moving meditation. The slow gentle form will move almost every joint in your body, with gentle or no impact. No special equipment or clothing is needed to do Tai Chi. This class is good for anyone looking to keep their joints moving, increase their balance or just learn something that is relaxing. This is a class for beginners and you’ll be able to practice the techniques you learn in class at home with a DVD that’s included in your class fee. NOTE: No class 11/23/17.Thursdays • 10/12/17-12/7/17 • 6-7:30 pm • $79 (member) $99 (non-member)LFIT CW009-01 • Sue Deese

Look for answers on pages 47 and 48. If you don’t find the answer there, go to our website www.kellogg.edu/lifelongand choose FAQ on the navigation bar.

Of course, you can always email your question to us at [email protected],

or call Abbie at 269.965.4134

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A Daily Energy Routine for Busy People Do you enter your day by wishing you could throw the blankets back over your head? We know, you’re swamped, strapped, over-committed, and hanging on by a thread. What if we told you that you can find the energy you need by doing a simple “energy routine” every morn-ing? We’ll share a combination of simple movements, pressure-point massage, and breathwork to create a reservoir of vital energy that you can draw upon through-out your day. Join us for fun demonstra-tions and participation exercises that will show you how easy it is to balance and stimulate your energy system. Kick the “I’m so tired” you to the curb and snap up these easy ways to boost the energy you need to meet the busy-ness of your life!Wednesday • 10/25/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)HOLV CD002-01 • Kathryn Regannie

Nighty-Night: Yoga Moves to Help You SleepDaylight Savings Time ends on November 5th this year, and you know the feeling, you’re entire system is operating as if its jet lagged and your body just won’t adjust. If the time change affects you in this way or if you suffer from stress, insomnia, or lack of energy due to lost sleep, you can benefit from this class. We’ll practice simple breath awareness in supportive yoga poses to help release deep tension. As tension dissolves you’ll feel relaxed and ready for sleep. Monday • 11/6/17 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $19 (member) $25 (non-member)YOGA CC001-01 • Rachel Roelof

Yoga for Total Relaxation Our busy lives can be very stressful, and with work, family, and social obligations it can feel overwhelming. This restor-ative yoga class is designed to give you a peaceful vacation from your busy life. If you suffer from stress, insomnia, lack of energy or depression you can bene-fit from this class. We’ll focus on deep breathing, guided relaxation, and in our last class session you’ll experience Yoga Nidra which is translated to Yogic Sleep, a state of conscious for extreme relaxation and a subtler spiritual exploration. As tension dissolves you’ll feel refreshed, renewed and balanced. Join us to nourish and nurture your body, mind and spirit. NOTE: This class will be held on KCC’s Main Campus, 450 North Avenue, Battle Creek in the Ohm Building, Room 109. No class 11/22/17.Wednesdays • 11/8/17-12/13/17 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-mem-ber)YOGA CF005-02 • Rachel Roelof


HEALTHY & HOLISTIC

Healthy & HolisticEnergize & Connect to Spirit Through Movement Would you like to be in charge of the energy that creates your life? Movement through music generates a fun and enlightened space to harness that energy. Join us and experience the power of possibilities by getting in touch with your physical energy. Learn how the physical body plays an intricate part in transitioning this wonderful energy onto the earth. Explore the inner spirit by awakening the passion of movement. Feel the energy, confidence, and freedom that comes from remembering who “you” are, while moving in your own power without doubt or fear. NOTE: No dance expe-rience required, just a desire to expand your awareness and energy. We’ll also offer movement options from a chair/wheelchair. Wednesday • 10/4/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CD003-01 • Patti Henderson

Create an Aromatherapy Medicine Chest– POPULAR Yes, you can smell your way to good health, and in this class we’ll share how essential oils and aromatherapy can provide a natu-ral approach to everyday problems. Join us to learn about the history of aroma-therapy, how to use essential oils safely and effectively, and what every medicine cabinet should have inside. We’ll discuss

how to administer oils for pain, nausea, bruises, cuts, and scrapes; as well as how to use them to balance your hormones, strengthen your immune system, and gain mental clarity to relax or energize. After this class you’ll know the specific oils for each situation and how they can be used for improved health and well-being. NOTE: An optional essential oil kit will be available from your instructor for $20. Monday • 10/9/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CG003-01 • Patti Henderson


It’s everywhere in magazines, or perhaps you’ve read articles or heard others talk about the Ketogenic diet. What’s the hype? What’s the science? What’s up with that? In this fun session you will learn about the Ketogenic diet, and how one busy executive, grandma, wife and habit-ual line dancer made it work, and in the process, fought off diabetes and lost 50 lbs. (and counting). This will be a discus-sion and sharing format, with some Keto

Your$elf Check out our Money & Financial Health section on pages 26-27.Invest in

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treats available to sample. It isn’t a nutri-tion presentation, hasn’t been certified organic, and we won’t prescribe, diagnosis or even give out medical advice. Learn from one person’s experience personified and shared, and the resources that helped on the journey. Wednesday • 10/11/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)HOLV CI002-04 • Karla Fales

Couples Reflexology Basics: Revitalize & Relax Is it time to give yourself and your part-ner a unique experience? Did you know that on each foot there are 7,200 nerve pathways that connect to the entire body? And think about it, one of the most loving things you can do is give your partner a relaxing foot massage. In this workshop we’ll share how reflexology, a natural healing art based on the principle that there are reflexes in our hands and feet that correspond with every part of our body, can revitalize you. Join us in this hands-on class where you will learn the various reflexology points on the hands and feet. Then, you’ll use gentle massage with your thumbs and fingers to increase circulation, relieve tension, promote relaxation and provide comfort to your partner. NOTE: Price listed is per couple, please provide the second person’s name and birth date when registering.Saturday • 10/14/17 • 1-3:30 pm • $35 (member) $45 (non-member)MASG CC003-01 • Patti Henderson

Labyrinths & Walking Meditation Have you ever walked a labyrinth and wondered “What am I supposed to be doing here?” Walking meditation is an

archetype, a mystical ritual found in all religious traditions. It quiets the mind and opens the soul. Join us to explore the ancient and modern uses and purposes of a labyrinth and learn about various labyrinth patterns. You’ll even walk a labyrinth in class! Discover the potential of the labyrinth to inspire change and renewal, and open your consciousness to healing and positive mystical experiences. Your instructors both have large laby-rinths on their properties that are open for public use and they’re here to share the power of walking meditation with you.Tuesday • 10/17/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)HOLV CE003-01 • Jewel Shelden & Kay Stolsonburg

We’re always looking for great course ideas and instructors.If you have an idea for a course, visit www.kellogg.edu/lifelong and download the Course Proposal Form.

Of particular interest are instructors for:• Fitness • Writing • Languages • Gardening


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Empower Yourself: Challenge the Fear in Your Life Are you ready to take action and change your future? You can leverage the fear that’s controlling you today and use it as a motivator to take action for a better tomorrow. Life without fear is impossible; and when it’s in charge of your life it can show up as anxiety, depression, anger, intolerance and even physical pain. We’ll share how fear can be held and stored in the body and what happens when we don’t or can’t let it go, and you’ll experi-ence simple breathing techniques to help you find the fear and release it. You can break the cycle of pain and discover real strategies such as mind mastery, medita-tion and breathing techniques to shift you away from fear and into the life you were meant to live. Monday • 10/23/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CF003-01 • Patti Henderson

A Daily Energy Routine for Busy People Do you enter your day by wishing you could throw the blankets back over your head? We know, you’re swamped, strapped, over-committed, and hanging on by a thread. What if we told you that you can find the energy you need by doing a simple “energy routine” every morn-ing? We’ll share a combination of simple movements, pressure-point massage, and breathwork to create a reservoir of vital energy that you can draw upon through-out your day. Join us for fun demonstra-tions and participation exercises that will show you how easy it is to balance and stimulate your energy system. Kick the “I’m so tired” you to the curb and snap up

these easy ways to boost the energy you need to meet the busy-ness of your life!Wednesday • 10/25/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)HOLV CD002-01 • Kathryn Regannie

Introduction to Tarot Card Reading Have you always wanted to understand the Tarot cards and their meanings? This Tarot workshop will help you begin to work with the cards or expand on your knowledge as we share the history of this ancient tradition. We’ll share easy tech-niques to prepare you to answer ques-tions about life, relationships, health, and finances as we guide you through the 78 cards of the Major and Minor Arcana and help you unlock their wisdom and guidance. Your class fee includes a deck of tarot cards, so simply bring a notebook to this intense and interactive workshop. Be prepared to tap into your intuition and open your mind. Wednesday • 10/25/17 • 6-9 pm • $39 (member) $45 (non-member)HOLV CE003-02 • Carli Ray


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Ghosts, Spirits, Entities: Understanding Otherworldly Beings What are these things that go ‘bump in the night’ making us feel uneasy and fearful? In this presentation we’ll share several true experiences that demonstrate the differences between ghosts, spirits and entities. Many of us, even now in modern times, are intimidated, haunted, and harassed by spirits in our own homes. Most of us don’t speak of our experiences, fearing disbelief from our friends and family. As you offer up your personal experiences in this class you will gain insight into identifying the disincarnate entity you have come into contact with and how to deal with it. Remember, knowledge is power and there’s nothing better than a great ghost story!Wednesday • 11/1/17 • 6-9 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)HOLV CD003-02 • Jewel Shelden

Craniosacral Therapy: What it Is, How it Works Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the function of the craniosa-cral system—the membranes and cere-brospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. Join us to learn what it is, what it does, how it heals and what a practitioner does during a CST session. You’ll even have a chance to experience the craniosacral rhythm for yourself!Wednesday • 11/1/17 • 6-7:30 pm • $19 (member) $25 (non-member)HOLV CI002-01 • Kathryn Regannie

Craniosacral Therapy: Relieve Stress & Tension Our busy lives are designed to create stress and tension and this stress and tension often shows up in our bodies. In this session we’ll share a simple tech-nique that can be used as a tool to help relieve physical stress and tension. We’ll explore the negative impact of continued stress and how craniosacral therapy tech-niques can help keep your body in better balance, maintain wellness, and give your system a break from daily stressors. Wednesday • 11/8/17 • 6-7:30 pm • $19 (member) $25 (non-member)HOLV CI002-02 • Kathryn Regannie

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Craniosacral Therapy: Achieve Health & Wellness What if we told you there was a gentle and effective way to improve your over-all wellness? In this session we’ll share techniques using craniosacral therapy to promote body awareness and explore the importance of the craniosacral system to our overall wellness. Discover a hands-on approach that works gently with the spine, skull, sacrum and connective tissues in the body to release pain and promote health and wellness. Wednesday • 11/15/17 • 6-7:30 pm • $19 (member) $25 (non-member)HOLV CI002-03 • Kathryn Regannie

CST Best Deal Take all 3 CST classes for one low price!Wednesdays • 11/1/17-11/15/17 • 6-7:30 pm • $49 (member) $59 (non-member)HOLV CI006-01 • Kathryn Regannie

Chakra Balancing Made Simple & Easy Discover the ancient knowledge of the chakras and how to restore balance to your mind, body, and spirit. In this workshop, we’ll teach you how to use self-assessment, visualization, breath, movement and sound to connect with your personal power through the chakras, a system of subtle energy centers in the body. You’ll discover how to identify the imbalances that exist within you and your chakras and take action right away to clear these blockages Chakra balancing is a simple, safe, effective, non-invasive, and super easy healing technique that anyone can practice, anytime, anywhere. You can feel more grounded and energized when you put these techniques into daily use—

join us to bring harmony and well-being into your life. Tuesday • 11/7/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CD003-03 • Patti Henderson

iPad classes see page 30-31.

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Life Strategies for Sensitive People Are you very sensitive to the emotions of others? Empaths are highly sensitive, finely tuned instruments when it comes to emotions. If you feel everything, some-times to an extreme, then you may want to join us for this class. When you absorb the impact of stressful emotions, it can trigger panic attacks, depression, eating disorders, and physical symptoms that defy traditional diagnosis. This class will help sensitive people find the right mix of intellect, feeling, and groundedness so you can become comfortable in your own skin.Wednesday • 11/15/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)PDEV CK003-01 • Patti Henderson

It’s time for a

Girls’Night OutYoga Basics

Beginning Stained Glass

Arm Knitting

Create an Energy Mandala for 2018

Enjoy the evening with your friends, sisters, mom or daughters by

learning something new together—here’s our suggestions:

Create an Energy Mandala for 2018 Mandalas are circular designs symboliz-ing the notion that life is never ending. Mandalas may be employed for focusing attention as a spiritual guidance tool, establishing a sacred space, and can aid meditation. During the creative process, you’ll be guided to connect to your higher self, universal love and knowledge to bring forth the energy you need to create your own personal mandala for 2018. This process can be very relaxing and calming. Plus, we’ll share ways you can incorporate your mandala into your healing, wellness, and spiritual practice. No artistic ability is needed for this enjoyable experience and all art supplies will be provided.Wednesday • 11/29/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CE003-03 • Patti Henderson


ARTS & HOBBIES

Arts & Hobbies

Beginning Stained Glass: The Copper Foil Technique – POPULAR Have you always admired the beauty of stained glass and wondered if it might be a craft you would enjoy doing? Here is your opportunity to find out! Join us in this hands-on class to learn the copper foil technique and complete a project from start to finish. You will pick a pattern, cut the glass, grind it to size, foil the edges, solder the joints, then patina and polish the final product to create a beau-tiful stained glass sun catcher that will be at home in your favorite sun-drenched window. Please wear clothing that can get dirty; this is truly a “hands-on” class and your class fee includes materials. NOTE: Class will be held at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, 157 Chapel Hill Drive, Battle Creek MIThursdays • 9/28/17-11/16/17 • 6-8 pm • $139 (member) $169 (non-member)CRFT CM016-01 • Don Zimmerman

Beginning & Intermediate Welding Art – POPULAR Have you always been curious about metal art and wondered if it was for you? In this combination beginning and intermediate

level class we’ll take your vision of a metal art object, whether it’s a wall hanging, a table top piece, a garden object or an abstract sculpture and convert it into a real, steel object. After you’ve determined your project design (either beginning or intermediate depending on your expe-rience level), you’ll begin by observing and then, with your instructor’s guidance and supervision, you’ll experience each step in the metal forming process: bend-ing, cutting, welding and grinding. If you have completed Welding Art Basics, you can expand your project scope and gain experience with new techniques. All equipment, tools, safety gear, protective clothing and supplies for one small to medium sized art project are included in the cost of the class. NOTE: If you wish to build a larger sculpture, you will work with your instructor to determine the cost and source of additional materials. Your class fee includes two optional “open lab” dates. This class fills quickly, so please register early.Tuesdays • 10/3/17-12/5/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $199 (member) $239 (non-member)CRFT CS025-01 • George Wise






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Digital Photography: Level 1– POPULAR You can learn how to take the kind of photographs you’ll want to actually print and pass on to the next generation. In this class, you’ll learn the principles of good photography and get the skills necessary to create amazing photos. Learn the most essential functions of your digital camera and get ready to confidently put them to work. You’ll get the basics of photo-graphic terminology and feel prepared to move on to more advanced classes. Your instructor, a professional photogra-pher, will share must-know lighting and composition techniques. Learn how to position yourself and your subject so you capture the best photo possible with the camera you have – no additional gear needed. If you want to take more memo-rable and inspiring photographs of your travels, your friends and family, or the great outdoors, then this class is for you. NOTE: This class is for users of DSLR cameras only; please bring your camera to class. You should bring the textbook,

Digital Photography Complete Course by David Taylor; you may purchase a copy at a bookseller website. Search for ISBN-978-1-4654-3607-8.Tuesdays • 10/3/17-10/31/17 • 6-8 pm • $59 (member) $75 (non-member)COMP CA010-01 • John Grap

Digital Photography: Level 2 Are you ready to build upon the skills you gained in the Level 1 class, or do you have experience with your digital camera and you’re ready to take it to the next level? Join us to explore a wide range of genres including landscapes, still life portraits, and action shots as you discover the full range of your camera and learn how to take professional looking photos you’ll be proud to display. NOTE: This class is for users of DSLR cameras only; please bring your camera and textbook (see above) to class.Tuesdays • 11/7/17-12/5/17 • 6-8 pm • $59 (member) $75 (non-member)COMP CA010-02 • John Grap

Best Deal! Both Digital Photography classesTuesdays • 10/3/17-12/5/17 • 6-8 pm • $99 (member) $139 (non-member)COMP CAD020-01 • John Grap

Crochet for Beginners Don’t know how to hold a crochet hook? Don’t worry; this class is the perfect place to get started. You will learn the basics of chain stitch, single, double, and even triple crochet. You will make three small interesting projects as you learn these



basic techniques. Your instructor has been an avid crochet fanatic for years and she’s a great teacher. Please bring a size H crochet hook and a skein of good quality worsted weight yarn in a light color. Tuesdays • 10/10/17-10/24/17 • 6-8 pm • $35 (member) $45 (non-member)CRFT CB006-01 • Kassie Dunham

Candle Making: Easy Candle Making for Beginners Candle making is a craft as old as civiliza-tion itself, yet after so many millennia and technological advances, we still love the light, warmth, and beauty of a lit candle. Whether a seasoned artisan or a budding enthusiast, this workshop offers some-thing for everyone interested in learning the craft of candle making. You’ll create both poured and dipped candles and learn the easiest and safest ways to work with wax, wicks and molds. All supplies and instructions are included and you will be able to take home your finished creations. Please wear comfortable old clothes (this is hands-on and not always neat and clean) and we guarantee you will have fun while learning. Monday • 10/16/17 • 6-9 pm • $39 (member) $49 (non-member)CRFT CN003-01 • Carli Ray

Crochet 201: Cowl Scarf with Buttons Do you get chilly as the weather cools down? This very cute crocheted cowl is just the thing to warm you up with-out wrapping you up! Bring your basic crochet skills to class as we share the

pattern and help you craft your way to the perfect accent for simple winter sweaters. Please bring one skein of Size 5 bulky yarn (at least 150 yards), a size P crochet hook (10mm or 11.5mm depending on brand), three 1.25 inch buttons, and matching thread for sewing on the buttons. Mondays • 11/6/17-11/13/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $35 (non-member)CRFT CB004-01 • Kassie Dunham

Arm Knitting for Beginners

There’s a new fad in the knitting world and we love it! It’s called “arm knitting” and once you see how it works you’ll be hooked too. In this class we’ll show you how to create either a cozy lap blanket or an amazing warm scarf (you pick your project). Simply bring your mega bulky yarn, your arms and yourself and in just a couple of hours you’ll have a lovely, chunky knit project that you can keep


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or give as a gift. NOTE: Please bring the following to class: For a scarf you will need 2 large skeins of mega bulky yarn (either one color, or two colors that you like together); for the blanket you will need 6-9 skeins of mega bulky yarn (how much depends on how large you’d like the blanket to be). You can find “mega bulky” yarn at local craft retailers or online. Wednesday • 11/8/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $25 (member) $35 (non-member)CRFT CD003-01 • Beverly Stevens

Handmade Holiday Gifts Share the holiday spirit by creating beau-tiful, hand-made gifts that come from the heart. You’ll create a shea butter soap infused with herbs; a sachet of hand-made scented bath salts; and a clay pendant. You won’t believe how easy it is to make unique and beautiful gifts, and you’ll even leave with them packaged beautifully in gift bags adorned with a hand-made bow. Class fee includes all materials.Tuesday • 11/14/17 • 6-8 pm • $39 (member) $49 (non-member)CRFT CR002-01 • Carli Ray

Create a Wire Woven Necklace Are you ready for a necklace that shows you’re on trend for 2018? With its use of semi-precious gems and stones, this wire woven necklace taps into two major themes: geometric and retro! You’ll learn two wire wrapping techniques and you’ll select the stones and beads you prefer from our wide collection to create your very own and uniquely “you” necklace. We’ll share our tools and wire for this design and you’ll discover everything you need to know to make your own wire wrap jewelry in the future including the most important tools needed, the types of wire you can use, and different styles of wrapping. Your class fee included materi-als for one necklace.Saturday • 12/2/17 • 12-3 pm • $45 (member) $55 (non-member)CRFT CH003-01 • Carli Ray

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Create an Energy Mandala for 2018 Mandalas are circular designs symboliz-ing the notion that life is never ending. Mandalas may be employed for focusing attention as a spiritual guidance tool, establishing a sacred space, and can aid meditation. During the creative process, you’ll be guided to connect to your higher self, universal love and knowledge to bring forth the energy you need to create your own personal mandala for 2018. This process can be very relaxing and calming. Plus, we’ll share ways you can incorporate your mandala into your healing, wellness, and spiritual practice. No artistic ability is needed for this enjoyable experience and all art supplies will be provided.Wednesday • 11/29/17 • 6-8:30 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)HOLV CE003-03 • Patti Henderson

Crochet a Cute Cat Toy Do you have kitty at home that deserves a holiday gift? We love our fur babies and in this fun class you’ll use your basic crochet skills to create a cute little catnip-laced toy for your favorite cat! Or cats! Please bring kitty’s favorite color of worsted weight yarn (#4), a size F crochet hook, one locking stitch marker, and a tapestry needle. We’ll provide the stuffing and the catnip to finish out your project. Saturday • 12/2/17 • 1-3 pm • $19 (member) $25 (non-member)CRFT CB002-01 • Kassie Dunham

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COOKING

Cooking

One Pot Meals for Busy Cooks

We all love to come home from work to the welcoming feeling a home-cooked dinner gives us. Join us to discover easy recipes for delicious soups and stove top meals. Our busy lives shouldn’t keep our families from enjoying a complete meal; and when it’s this easy, who can resist? Give the fast food joints a break and share time with your family enjoying a delicious dinner that is so easy you won’t believe it! These are one-pot meals you can’t resist—you’ll be a convert in no time at all. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples. Tuesday • 9/26/17 • 6-8 pm • $39 (member) $49 (non-member)COOK CC002-01 • Joanna Phelps

Easy Homemade Artisan Bread Mmm, warm bread on a chilly October night might be one of the best things in the world! If you like bread that has a thin crust, a large crumb, full flavor and no kneading required, then you’ll love this class. Your instructor will demonstrate how you can start with a “poolish” that develops overnight in a Dutch oven. Pop it into a hot oven and within a short time you’ll have warm, comforting and delectable artisan bread. Plus, we’ll share some delightful butter spread recipes that you’ll get to taste in class. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples. Tuesday • 10/10/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $35 (non-member)COOK CN002-01 • Gary Colles

Holiday Cake Pop Secrets

Cake pops are the simple treat that every-one enjoys, and this time we’re going with the upcoming holiday season for decora-tions. We’ll begin with a demonstration, and you will learn techniques for prepar-ing your cake pop base, including how to roll the balls and heat the coating to form a proper shell. Then we’ll dive into deco-rating. We’ve got all the tips and tricks to make these intricate mini projects manageable. Learn just the right formula for assembling cake balls and practice cutting neat shapes out of pre-made cake for cake pops. Dip and decorate using a variety of sprinkles and toppings. Imagine setting your next celebration table with cake pops as party favors or giving a set of cake balls as a tasty hostess gift during

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the holiday season! You’ll even take some of these festive goodies home with you. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples. Saturday • 10/14/17 • 1-3 pm • $35 (member) $45 (non-member)COOK CD002-01 • Dawn McMillon

Give Me Some Sugar: Candy Bar Bonanza We will be recreating your favorite candy bars in this hands-on class. On the menu are peanut butter cups, “chit chat” bars, twixters and snicker-snackers, plus a surprise or two! After we show you how easy it is, you’ll be ready to share these treats with friends and family, and we’ll share how to package them into a beauti-ful gift that will delight! Saturday • 11/4/17 • 1-3:30 pm • $39 (member) $49 (non-member)COOK CD003-01 • Dawn McMillon

Chocolate & Cheese Pairing Experience Who doesn’t love cheese? Who doesn’t love chocolate? But cheese and chocolate together?! Join our friend, The Cheese Guy, as he shares amazing artisanal cheese and chocolate pairings to delight your palate. Wine and cheese isn’t the only

match made in heaven, and really, you can’t go wrong when you pair a delicious cheese with a dreamy piece of chocolate. Just think, your next party will be unique and interesting when you take what you learn here and impress your guests with an array of cheese and chocolate pairings. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples. Wednesday • 11/15/17 • 6-8 pm • $35 (member) $45 (non-member)COOK CH002-01 • Gary Colles

Have a “Green” Holiday: Edible Cookie Ornaments Go green this year by making your holiday decorations edible! Our favorite “Sweet Queen”, Dawn, will share her favorite gingerbread and sugar cookies for you to decorate and take home! This isn’t your “typical” iced cookie either; you’ll learn a variety of tips and techniques for creating beautiful custom decorated cookie orna-ments, plus we’ll share the best cookie recipe for sturdy cookies, how to store them properly, and you’ll take home a box of your creations to delight everyone at home. Bring a friend and have some holiday fun! Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples. Saturday • 12/2/17 • 1-3 pm • $35 (member) $45 (non-member)COOK CD002-02 • Dawn McMillon

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MUSIC & WRITING

Music & WritingBeginning Writer’s Workshop ONLINEIf you’ve always wanted to write but have no idea where to start, this course will demystify the process for you. You’ll get a taste of the writing life, improve your writing skills, and develop new ways to stretch your creative muscles. This exciting, hands-on course for the creative writing novice is filled with challenging exercises, expert advice, and plenty of direct support and encouragement.

Writing for Children ONLINEIf you’re a beginning writer, this course will help you transform your book idea into a finished product that could poten-tially land in the hands of an editor or agent. And if you’re already a successful writer, this course will help you explore new opportunities and markets for your work. By the time you finish this course, you’ll have all the tools and resources you’ll need to begin navigating the world of children’s publishing and to continue growing as a writer for children.

Grammar Refresher ONLINEWhatever your goals, a grasp of English grammar is important if you want to improve your speaking and writing skills. This course will help you gain confidence in your ability to produce clean, gram-matically correct work. You’ll explore the basics of English grammar—like sentence structure and punctuation—as well as more sophisticated concepts—like logic and clarity. A patient instructor, memo-rable lessons, vivid examples, and interac-tive exercises will give you ample oppor-

tunity to put what you learn into practice. Reacquaint yourself with old, forgotten rules, meet some new ones, and discover your own grammatical strengths.

Introduction to Guitar ONLINELearn to play guitar, and become the musician you’ve always wanted to be! In these fun and informative lessons, you’ll build basic guitar skills step-by-step with the help of hands-on exercises, audio and video recordings, and detailed illustra-tions. By the time you’re finished, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a skilled guitar player.

Music Made Easy ONLINEIf you enjoy music and would like to know more about what makes it work, this is the course for you. You’ll gain a complete understanding of rhythm, melody, and harmony, and you’ll be able to recognize pitches on the musical staff and on the keyboard. By the time you complete this comprehensive and full-fea-tured course, you’ll be able to read, write, and even play simple musical pieces on a keyboard.

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HOME & GARDEN

Home & GardenPreserving the Harvest, Go Beyond Canning There are many ways to preserve the bountiful harvest we glean from our gardens, from freezing to drying. Join us to learn how to save the delicious flavors of your vegetables, fruits and herbs to enjoy throughout the winter. We’ll also discuss moving plants indoors for the winter; which ones will be productive and the best way to help them move from their summer home to their winter home. Just think, in the bitter cold of January you could be enjoying the tastes of summer!Tuesday • 9/26/17 • 6-8 pm • $19 (member) $25 (non-member)HOME CF002-01 • Linda Whitlock

Putting Your Gardens to Bed in the Fall So They Wake Up in the Spring We will explore a variety of tasks that you can complete in your flower gardens, vegetable gardens and lawns to help insure that they get off to the best possi-ble start next spring. Included will be

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mulching leaves into the lawn, when to do that final fertilization, tips for keeping garden beds weed free in the spring, best time to relocate plants in the landscape, and making sure that plants don’t die of thirst over the winter. Don’t let all of your hard work go to waste, join us and your gardens will be as amazing next year as they were this year!Tuesday • 10/3/17 • 6-8 pm • $19 (member) $25 (non-member)HOME CF002-02 • Linda Whitlock

Let it Go! Using Feng Shui to Clear Your Clutter Is the clutter in your life taking over your life? Do you enter your home and feel the flow of positive energy around you, or does all the “stuff ” leave you feeling overwhelmed and weighed down? Take a fresh approach and learn how Feng Shui principles can assist in this process of letting go of your stuff. Discover the positive aspects of creating more space through the methodical physical clear-ing and releasing of what you no longer need. It’s plain and simple: too much stuff equals stagnation in your life. Find out why you have a connection to certain items, discover how to release them, and allow the space to open so that you can feel the energy around you. You’ll go home with the incentive to treat your living space with the respect and love it deserves. Plus, getting rid of the “stuff ” will make a huge difference in how you feel physically and mentally. Join us and learn how to “let it go”!Wednesday • 10/18/17 • 6-8 pm • $29 (member) $39 (non-member)HOME CA002-01 • Minnie Kansman

Plan, Prepare & Backup All Your Vital Information for Any Emergency! Having all your important documents available at your fingertips as well as electronically backed up, is essential not only for you, but for the ones you love. Determine which paperwork is crucial to have in the event of fire, flood, natural disaster or medical emergency. Organize your vital information into a “Grab-&-Go” binder. Also convert everything to electronic documents, then back it all up to the Cloud using free, easy to use, drag and drop tools. Learn about helpful free apps, multiple preparation tips, evac-uation routes, “Go Bags & Bins”, and much more. Saturday • 12/2/17 • 9 am-12 pm • $49 (member) $59 (non-member)PDEV CP003-01 • Kevin Boyd

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Money & Financial HealthAll seminars and workshops are educational in nature; no financial products, services or insurances of any kind will be promoted.

Retirement Planning – POPULARWhether you have just started your family, are thinking about retirement within the next 5-10 years or are just meeting your monthly expenses, your future finan-cial comfort depends on creating—and sticking to—a long-term money manage-ment strategy. Recent tax law changes, an uncertain future for Social Security and the shift toward employee-directed retire-ment plans shows the need for sound financial strategies has never been greater. Whether your objective is to build a nest egg, protect your assets or preserve your lifestyle throughout retirement, this class can help you plan your future with confi-dence. This class can teach you how to build wealth and align your money with your values to accomplish your goals in

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life. Whether you plan to retire 20 years from now or have just recently retired, the information you learn in this class could deliver rewards throughout your lifetime. NOTE: You may bring a guest at no addi-tional charge, please provide the guest’s name and birth date when you register. Session 1: Tuesdays • 9/26/17-10/3/17 • 6-9 pm • $49 (member & non-member)MONY CJ006-01 • Dennis Starbuck(NOTE: Session 1 will be held at KCC’s Fehsenfeld Center, 2950 West M-179 Hwy, Hastings MI)Session 2: Mondays • 10/2/17-10/9/17 • 6-9 pm • $49 (member & non-member)MONY CJ006-02 • Dennis Starbuck(NOTE: Session 2 will be held on KCC’s Main Campus, 450 North Avenue, Battle Creek in the Ohm Building, Room 109)Session 3: Saturdays • 10/7/17-10/14/17 • 10 am-1 pm • $49 (member & non-member)MONY CJ006-03 • Dennis StarbuckSession 4: Wednesdays • 10/11/17-10/18/17 • 6-9 pm • $49 (member & non-member)MONY CJ006-04 • Dennis Starbuck

Stocks & Stock Markets: The Nuts & Bolts Are stocks and the stock market a mystery to you? Do you really understand the positive impact these kinds of investments can have on your retirement? If you don’t know the difference between Dow Jones, NASDAQ and the S&P 500, join us to learn the basics from a professional

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financial planner about the concept of stocks and how to evaluate whether they can fit into your overall investment strat-egy. Topics will include market basics, common versus preferred stock, divi-dends, different investment approaches and multiple ways to own stock. Tuesday • 10/3/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $35 (non-member)MONY CG002-01 • Keith Corts

Social Security Strategies to Maximize Your Benefits– POPULAR This informational class will help you understand and clarify your questions about Social Security. There were a number of changes implemented in 2016. Do you know what they are and how they may affect you? Are you approach-ing retirement and wondering when to apply for, and how to maximize, your Social Security benefits? Would you like to know how to avoid having your bene-fits permanently reduced? Did you know that you could claim benefits based on your ex-spouse’s record? Do you have a parent, relative, friend or colleague who is wondering what to do about their social security situation? Attend this class to find answers for these questions and others that you may have and receive

information that will help you get the maximum benefits from social security. NOTE: This course is educational only and non-commercial. No specific finan-cial products will be discussed or sold. You may bring a guest at no additional charge. Please provide the guest’s name and birth date when you register.Tuesday • 10/17/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $30 (non-member)MONY CK002-01 • Keith Corts

You & Your Money: Be Smart, Live Well Albert Einstein supposedly once called compound interest the most powerful force in the universe. But don’t take Einstein’s word for it. Join us to get a smorgasbord of money fundamentals in this financial basics class which covers more than the power of compound interest. We’ll share basics about saving, investing, getting rid of debt, avoiding financial scams and more. You work hard for your money and after this class you’ll know the best ways to manage it—for today and the future.Wednesdays • 11/8/17-11/15/17 • 6-8 pm • $35 (member) $45 (non-member)MONY CG002-02 • Keith Corts

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LanguagesDiscover Sign Language ONLINEIt’s truly amazing that we can commu-nicate just by using our hands! Add different facial expressions, and you have a conversation—the language of Deaf people. In this course, you’ll discover how to use this graceful, expressive language to communicate with Deaf people.You’ll begin with an introduction to the language itself, and learn to create the signs for numbers. You’ll also master the sign alphabet so you can fingerspell proper names. Then you’ll learn to sign phrases and expand to complete sentences, and see how to put it all together so you can introduce yourself and start a conversation. Throughout, you’ll learn by watching videos that demonstrate how to make the signs and how to incorpo-rate facial expressions to communicate in this beautiful language. Throughout, you’ll be immersed in silence, so you’ll gain an understanding of the perspective of Deaf people and sign language. You’ll also gain an introduction to the world of Deaf culture and explore topics such as lip reading, baby signs, and the career of interpreting. By the end of the course, when you meet a Deaf person, you’ll be ready to sign!

Beginning Conversational French ONLINEThis course will teach you how to commu-nicate easily and comfortably with those who speak French. You’ll learn practical, common phrases that will make your trip to the many French-speaking regions of the world more pleasant. You’ll learn

dialogue specific to various settings, and you’ll be surprised how easy it can be to speak another language!

Speed Spanish ONLINEImagine yourself speaking, reading and writing Spanish. Now you can with Speed Spanish! This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn Spanish pronto. You’ll learn six easy recipes for gluing Spanish words together to form sentences. In no time at all, you’ll be able to go into any Spanish speaking situation and converse in Spanish. ¡Qué Bueno!

Instant Italian ONLINEThis dynamic course will teach you how to express yourself comfortably in Italian. You’ll learn practical, everyday words and phrases that will make your stay in Italy more enjoyable. You’ll read, hear, and practice dialogues based on typical situa-tions that you’re likely to encounter while staying in Italy. You’ll be pleased at how quickly this course helps you build your skills, and prepares you for your next adventure in Italia.

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COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY

Computers & TechnologyIntroduction to MS Office Computer skills are necessary in today’s world and in this class you’ll learn the basic use of MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, and MS Access. This class moves at a comfortable pace with lots of support from your instructor. When you’re done with this class you will be ready for any basic word processing tasks, be able to create a spreadsheet and begin to analyze an assortment of data, get your point across and create eye-catching slides using picture presentations, and design a basic database that will allow you to access the information you need when you want it. Plus, you’ll walk away with a link to a Google drive site for extra training mate-rial and handouts that you will use in class and can refer to after class is done. NOTE: This class will be held on KCC’s main campus, 450 North Avenue, Battle Creek MI in the Ohm Building, Room 103. Parking is available off the Central Street entrance to the College. You will be awarded a Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of this class.Saturdays • 9/30/17-10/21/17 • 12-2 pm • $59 (member) $69 (non-member)COMP CF008-01 • Randy Dirks

Intermediate Level MS Office Take your computer skills to the next level in this class. If you’ve taken the Introduction class this semester, then you’re ready to gain more computer skills and learn more of the intricacies of MS Word, Excel and Access. NOTE: This class will be held on KCC’s main campus, 450 North Avenue, Battle Creek MI in

the Ohm Building, Room 103. Parking is available off the Central Street entrance to the College You will be awarded a Certificate of Completion upon success-ful completion of this class.Saturdays • 10/28/17-11/18/17 • 12-2 pm • $59 (member) $69 (non-member)COMP CF008-02 • Randy Dirks

Best Deal! Both MS Office Classes for one low price!Saturdays • 9/30/17-11/18/17 • 12-2 pm • $99 (member) $119 (non-member)COMP CF016-01 • Randy Dirks

Getting the Most Out of Your iPhone You have finally picked up that iPhone you have always wanted, but now you are stumped on how to maximize its use and turn it into a practical and useful tool that goes beyond making calls, taking pictures and stalking your friends on Facebook.

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You want it to be a practical and useful tool. Learn valuable tips and ways to make the most out of your iPhone and its apps; you’ll love your iPhone even more after this new class. NOTE: This class is designed only for users of the Apple iPhone product and you should bring your iPhone to class.Thursday • 10/5/17 • 6-9 pm • $29 (member) $35 (non-member)COMP CT003-01 • Tom Rose

Skill Building: Keyboarding & Mouse Moves If I say “QWERTY” keyboard, do you know what I mean? Are you a two (or one!) finger typist? In this class, before we even start with the keyboard-ing instruction we’ll spend time on how to effectively use and hold the mouse. It’s not intuitive and if you don’t use it properly you can create bad habits that are hard to break. We’ll have fun doing a variety of skill-building activities that will help you in both using the mouse and developing good keyboarding skills. No more one-finger typing for you! Increased productivity and efficiency are just two of the benefits of this class; don’t miss the opportunity to increase your skills while having fun!Mondays • 10/2/17-10/16/17 • 6-7:30 pm • $30 (member) $40 (non-member)COMP CG005-01 • Randy Dirks

Email & You We can’t live without our email, can you? In this class we’ll explore a variety of email programs, how to handle attachments, having multiple accounts and why you should do that, ways to manage spam and safe email practices. Plus, you’ll learn


about a variety of email options and phishing schemes and how to recognize one when it shows up in your inbox. Finally, we’ll show you an easy way to encrypt your email so it is as private as it can be in this day and age of hacking. Wednesday • 10/11/17 • 6-8 pm • $20 (member) $25 (non-member)COMP CG002-01 • Randy Dirks

iPad 1: The Basics & Settings Have you recently purchased an iPad and feel challenged by all of the features? In this class you’ll learn about the basics of the iPad. We’ll focus on the main apps to get you started using your iPad: settings, calendar, contacts, and mail. Setting up your e-mail accounts (Gmail, Yahoo, or others) is a breeze, and we’ll show you how. Then we’ll show you how to add your contacts and schedule a date in the calendar (including how to set a reminder so you won’t forget). NOTE: This class is designed only for users of the Apple iPad product and you should bring your iPad to class.Thursdays • 10/12/17-10/19/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $35 (non-member)COMP CT004-01 • Tom Rose


iPad 2: Using the Default Apps Some of the best apps for the iPad come pre-installed. So before you hit the app store in search of the perfect app, you will want to familiarize yourself with the apps that come with the iPad. This class will show you the best of these—from FaceTime to Newstand—plus much more. We will discuss security issues and how to determine reliable application downloads to protect your iPad invest-ment. NOTE: This class is designed only for users of the Apple iPad product and you should bring your iPad to class.Thursdays • 11/2/17-11/9/17 • 6-8 pm • $25 (member) $35 (non-member)COMP CT004-02 • Tom Rose

iPad 3: Advanced Tips If you’re a regular user of an iPad then you’ll want to learn the advanced tips, tools and apps that are available to you. In this class we’ll share how to control noti-fications, mirror your iPad on another device or TV, use iCloud to back-up your iPad, plus much more!Thursday • 11/16/17 • 6-8 pm • $20 (member) $30 (non-member)

Best Deal! All iPad classes for only $59 Thursdays • 10/12/17-11/16/17 • 6-8 pm •$59 (member) $79 (non-member)COMP CT008-01 • Tom Rose

Computer Quickie: Questions & Answers Join us for a one-hour question and answer session with our favorite computer guy. You’ll be able to ask him questions about any computer related subject and he’ll give you the answer! If you’d like, you can email your questions in advance to [email protected] (just put Q&A in the subject line). That way he’ll be sure to have an answer for you!Monday • 10/23/17 • 6-7 pm • $15 (member) $20 (non-member)COMP CG001-01 • Randy Dirks

Computer Quickie: Excel It’s a one-hour session where Excel is the focus. Do you need help setting up a worksheet or using basic tools in Excel? Join us and we’ll get you going and answer your questions along the way.Monday • 10/30/17 • 6-7 pm • $15 (member) $20 (non-member)COMP CG001-02 • Randy Dirks

Computer Quickie: Internet Search Tips & Tricks Are you always confounded and confused when you enter search terms in Google and a bunch of unlikely stuff pops up? Join us in this one-hour session to learn about Boolean searches, Google Scholar, how to choose good keywords and how to evaluate the information you find on the




Internet. Just because it’s out there doesn’t mean it’s true. Monday • 11/6/17 • 6-7 pm • $15 (member) $20 (non-member)COMP CG001-03 • Randy Dirks

Best Deal – Take all 3 Computer Quickie classes for one low priceMondays • 10/23/17-11/6/17 • 6-7 pm • $35 (member) $45 (non-member)COMP CG003-01 • Randy Dirks

Windows 10 Overview Yes, Windows 10 has some big differences from earlier versions, and in this work-shop we’ll share those differences along with handy reference guides you’ll be able to use later. Don’t miss a minute of productivity, or get frustrated wondering where Microsoft has hidden what you need, right now! This class is sure to give you what you need to navigate Windows 10 with ease. Wednesday • 11/1/17 • 6-8 pm • $20 (member) $30 (non-member)COMP CG002-02 • Randy Dirks

Computer Organization & Maintenance Basics Do you get mad every time you go to find something on your computer (that you know is there), and then can’t find it? Or, what do you do when your computer is moving so s-l-o-w-l-y that you’re about to lose your mind? It’s so frustrating when these things happen and in this class you’ll learn how to create, move, copy and delete folders/files; plus, we’ll show you how to easily organize your files and photos. Then you’ll get some basic computer maintenance tips includ-ing disk cleanup, disk defragmenting, and how to get rid of temporary Internet files and cookies. We’ve even got a quick way to use Windows Explorer to delete your unwanted files. Don’t be frustrated by the little machine on your desk—join us and you can enjoy using your computer again! Tuesday • 11/7/17 • 6-8 pm • $20 (member) $25 (non-member)COMP CY002-02 • Randy Dirks

The Power of Google Docs

Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Forms are free, web-based word processor, spread-sheet program, presentation program and survey program respectively, all part of a software office suite offered by Google within its Google Drive service. The suite allows users to create and edit documents online while collaborating with other

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users in real-time. Join us to learn the best ways to access and use this online tool.Wednesday • 11/8/17 • 6-8 pm • $20 (member) $30 (non-member)COMP CL002-01 • Randy Dirks

Skill Building: Cut/Copy/Paste & Creating PDFs Oh yes, there are tips you don’t know about how to cut, copy and paste and we’re here to show them to you. Gain efficiency and productivity as you learn quick and easy ways to get things done in MS Office. Plus, we’ll share why you might want to use a PDF file when shar-ing information with others along with how to save files in this format. Tuesday • 11/14/17 • 6-8 pm • $20 (member) $25 (non-member)COMP CG002-03 • Randy Dirks

Cloud Storage: Which One is Right for You? Everyone talks about the “cloud” and it’s not about the weather! Join us to explore the variety of cloud storage options avail-able today and decide which one is right for your needs. We’ll cover the pros and cons of iCloud, Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive and Drop Box. By the time you leave you’ll know your “cloud” choice and how to use it. Thursday • 11/30/17 • 6-8 pm • $20 (member) $25 (non-member)COMP CG002-05 • Tom Rose

eBay 101: The Basics of Selling! Whether you simply want to clear the closet, desire additional part-time income or a serious eBay business, this class is your foundation. Join us to learn how to set up an eBay Seller account, create successful eBay listings, upload pictures and accept credit card payments with PayPal. Plus, we’ll include selling “Tips, Tricks and the Traps” to avoid. We’ll cover how to determine shipping costs, where to get free shipping supplies, how to print shipping labels from your home computer and get the US Postal Service to pick it up for free. Optional eBooks will be available for purchase after class. The class is taught by a multi-award winning instructor and published eBay author from Seattle. Saturday • 12/2/17 • 1-4 pm • $59 (member) $69 (non-member)COMP CU003-01 • Kevin Boyd

Look for answers on pages 47 and 48.

Got Questions? If you don’t find the answer there, go to our website www.kellogg.edu/lifelong and choose FAQ on the navigation bar. Of course, you can always email your question to us at [email protected], or call Abbie at 269.965.4134


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Daytime Classes–Battle CreekNOTE: All classes are held in Davidson Building, Room 106, unless otherwise noted.

Loosen Up with Linda Join Linda Ryan as she guides you through the program designed to loosen your muscles and increase your flexibility. This gentle, exercise class will help you reduce stress and improve the efficiency of your heart and lungs. NOTE: Due to the Miller Gym remodeling, this class will be temporarily relocated to the YMCA of Battle Creek, 182 Capital Ave, NE. No class 11/24/17.Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays • 9/18/17-12/15/17 • 8:30-9:30 am • $80 (member & non-member)LFIT CT038-50 • Linda Ryan

Picnic: A Classic Film on the Big Screen! Terry Dennison is ready to thrill you with behind-the-scenes stories from this classic film and its stars. You’ll sit back and enjoy the 1955 romantic come-dy-drama as it was meant to be seen—on the big screen. Picnic was adapted for the screen by Daniel Taradash from William Inge’s 1953 Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name. Joshua Logan, director of the original Broadway stage produc-tion, directed the film version, which stars William Holden, Kim Novak, and Rosalind Russell, with Susan Strasberg and Cliff Robertson in supporting roles. Picnic was nominated for six Academy Awards and won two. The film drama-tizes 24 hours in the life of a small Kansas town in the mid-20th century.

It revolves around the Labor Day holi-day. It is the story of an outsider whose appearance disrupts and rearranges the lives of those with whom he comes into contact. NOTE: This class will be held in the Davidson Theater, Room 201 on the building’s main floor. Friday • 9/22/17 • 2-5 pm • $15 (member) $35 (non-member)PERF CJ003-50 • Terry Dennison

Strategies for Effective Caregiving As our population continues to age, it is likely that at some point, if not now, you will become a caregiver. For most, being there for your loved one is a core value and something you want to do. However, it can be a stressful and emotional jour-ney. Caregiver stress and having feelings of frustration, exhaustion, sadness and yes, joy are normal. But caregiver burnout is common, especially if caregivers are not able to give time to their own needs. In this program, we’ll discuss caregiver stress, identify ways to address burnout, learn


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about programs and resources designed to support caregivers, identify burnout prevention strategies, and provide oppor-tunity for sharing and supporting other caregivers in our community. NOTE: Free respite care to allow caregivers to attend this program is being made avail-able by CareWell Services SW. Once you register, contact Mary Peterson at 269-966-2450 to arrange for this no cost respite care.Friday • 9/22/17 • 1-3 pm • $10 (member) $30 (non-member)PDEV CK002-50 • Mary Peterson

Stocks & Stock Markets: The Nuts and Bolts Are stocks and the stock market a mystery to you? Do you really understand the positive impact these kinds of invest-ments can have on your retirement? If you don’t know the difference between Dow Jones, NASDAQ and the S&P 500, join us to learn the basics from a professional financial planner about the concept of stocks and how to evaluate whether they can fit into your overall investment strategy. Topics will include market basics, common versus preferred stock, dividends, different investment approaches and multiple ways to own stock. Friday • 9/29/17 • 3-4:30 pm • $25 (member) $35 (non-member)MONY CG002-50 • Keith Corts

Chair Yoga– POPULAR Don’t worry about having to get up and down from the floor in this yoga class. Kim will take you through a variety of exercises using a chair that will gently stretch your muscles while putting you in a relaxed state. No yoga experience

required. NOTE: Class is held at KCC’s RMTC, 405 Hill Brady Rd. No class 11/23/17.Option 1: Thursdays • 9/28/17-12/14/17 • 11:30 am-12:30 pm • $30 (member) $50 (non-member) • YOGA CF011-50 • Kim Van HooseOption 2: Mondays & Thursdays • 9/25/17-12/14/17 • 11:30 am-12:30 pm • $55 (member) $75 (non-member) • YOGA CF023-50 • Kim Van Hoose

Beginning GenealogyHave you taken advantage of one of the many ancestry DNA test kits out there? Whether you have or have not, in this fun class you will learn where to look for information, what kind of information to search for, and how to organize what is uncovered so it can be built upon later. During class the instructor will visit and share a variety of online resources that you can access later. You’ll be amazed to learn new information your lineage! NOTE: This class is demonstration only, so it will not be held in a Computer Lab. Tuesdays • 10/3/17-10/10/17 • 2-4 pm • $20 (member) $40 (non-member)HSTY CE004-50 • Gordon Mitchell


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Digital Photography: Levels 1 & 2Arm KnittingBeginning CrochetEasy Candle Making for Beginners Welding Art

Get a Hobby!

China: A Fascinating and Mysterious Country You see China in the news nearly every night and in this class Nancy Beers will begin with China’s first dynasty, the Shang, and move through time explor-ing the key events in each historical ruling dynasty going forward. Plus, she’ll

share other topics of interest including the impact of Confucianism; Chinese art, artifacts, and literature; and China’s impact on surrounding countries. Wednesdays • 10/4/17-10/25/17 • 2-3:45 pm • $40 (member) $60 (non-member)HSTY CC007-50 • Nancy Beers

AMP: Aging Mastery Program Life expectancy has increased dramati-cally over the past 50 years, yet people are generally unprepared for this increased longevity. This class will introduce you to AMP, a nationwide effort designed by the National Council on Aging that offers an innovative approach to guide individuals through this phase of life. This compre-hensive and fun approach to aging well encourages people to take actions to enhance their health, financial well-being, social connectedness, and overall quality of life. Central to the AMP philosophy is the belief that modest lifestyle changes can


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produce big results and that people can be empowered and supported to cultivate health and longevity. Equally important, the program encourages mastery by devel-oping sustainable behaviors over time. Thursdays • 10/5/17-12/14/17• 1-3 pm • $50 (member) $70 (non-member)HOLV CI020-50 • Kitty Knoll & Mary Peterson

Developing Dementia DexterityWe hear a lot about the impact of demen-tia on older adults. Nearly all of us have had a family member impacted, are dealing with the disease ourselves, or have concerns about developing it. The chances are high…especially as you age. Do you know enough about how to reduce your risk? In this fact-based program we’ll answer questions to help you improve your knowledge and aware-ness. My mom has dementia, does that mean I’m at greater risk? Does it really matter what I eat in terms of prevention? What can I do if I or a loved one has been diagnosed? Do brain games really work? We’ll answer these questions and many more, as well as learn about types of dementia, how to love your brain, and the role of physical health, movement, and nutrition in prevention and treatment. We’ll also identify risk factors and learn about local resources to support anyone impacted by the disease. Tuesday • 10/17/17 • 2-4 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)HOLV CI002-50 • Mary Peterson

That’s Amazing! Magic Effects & HistoryWhat is magic, and why it is so easy to be fooled by magicians? Come to this class to

learn what magic is and is not, and decide if you think it is the ultimate perform-ing art. The history of magic perfor-mance will be discussed, and students will learn to execute a simple yet astounding trick—the “Cups & Balls.” This is one of the oldest effects in magic, and writ-ten records of its performance date back almost 3,000 years in Chinese history and texts. This is not a class to expose, but rather to inform and hopefully awaken your desire to explore the art of magic in greater depth. Thursday • 10/19/17 • 10 am-12 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)PERF CJ002-50 • Brad Miles

Clutter-Busting for Packrats! Have you ever been called a packrat? Do you think of yourself that way? Is your significant other one? Now you can learn how to downsize and purge without guilt or regret. Get the answers to the age-old question of what to keep and what to toss. Learn tips and ideas of how to make your space more active than storage. Get rid of what is no longer working in your life and keep what you use and love. Leave with an action plan and the motivation to get going and stay on track! Delma Smith, owner of Organizing For You,


We’ve designed 2-hour computer classes on focused topics for those whose schedules won’t allow time for our regular classes. Learn in a one-on-one environment. Our experienced and patient instructors will meet you at either our main campus location or at the Regional Manufacturing Technology Center, based on space availability and your schedule.

All sessions are scheduled at your convenience and the topics are based on your training needs and level of skill. One-on-one

computer classes are two hours in length and are only $69.

One-on-One

Computer Classes



Typical topics include:MS Word 2010 & 2013 Working with Graphics Tabs & TablesMail MergeApplying Special Formats

MS Excel 2010 & 2013Creating Workbooks & Managing Multiple Worksheets Using Functions and TablesApplying “what if” AnalysisCreating Charts

MS PowerPoint 2010 & 2013Creating & Formatting PresentationsEnhancing Presentations with GraphicsPresenting Data Using TablesCreating Charts & Animations

MS Access 2010 & 2013Working with Databases & Creating TablesManaging Datasheets & Creating QueriesCreating Forms

Windows 7or Windows 8Working with Security Settings & SoftwareUsing the Help Features & Performing SearchesUnderstanding the Desktop & Managing Windows

iPhone & iPadSet Up & SecurityTips & Tricks



Check out our Online Learning Center

Visit www.ed2go.com/kellogg to see all we have to offer, including…

Speed SpanishCreating WordPress Websites

A to Z Grant WritingBusiness Marketing Writing

Creating Mobile AppsBeginning Writers Workshop

Writing for ChildrenCertificate in Mindfulness

Beginners Guide to Getting PublishedIntroduction to Quickbooks

Grammar RefresherStart Your Own Edible Garden

Navigating DivorceRomance Writing

Assisting Your Aging ParentDrawing for Absolute Beginners

Write Fiction Like a ProGED Test Preparation

Publish and Sell Your e-BooksSAT/ACT Preparation – Part 1

Stay @ home and login from your kitchen table!ONLINE CLASSES

...and many more!


Stay @ home and login from your kitchen table!DAYTIME CLASSES

will help you explore the phenomenon of clutter-clearing by sharing the tools and techniques to get you started. Learn how you can truly make a difference in your life by getting rid of the “stuff.” You will end up having more time for the fun things you want to do! Tuesday •10/24/17 • 9-11 am • $15 (member) $35 (non-member)HOME CA002-50 • Delma Smith

Real Stories of Living in an Eskimo Village Everyone has heard of Eskimos and perhaps you know a few things about their daily lives, but what do you really know about these interesting and hearty people? This class will share first-hand accounts from our world traveling instructor, Gary Ivinskas, of what it was like to live in an Eskimo village and participate in a culture and customs both mysterious and beautiful. Topics will include dogsled-ding, Eskimo foods, language, and Inuit cultural stories. Tuesday • 11/7/17 • 2-4 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)PERF CJ002-51 • Gary Ivinskas

Early American Medicine Today’s medical advances are truly amazing, and in this class we’ll explore how medicine was practiced early in our history, and how American medicine contributed to how it’s practiced today. Join us to discover the required train-ing for doctors, techniques they used, and medical procedures they could and could not perform – or perhaps just shouldn’t have tried! Implements used during examinations and procedures will be shared, as well as what early hospitals were like; advances made during times

of war; good and bad home remedies; available drugs and where you could get them; and practices formerly denounced to which we have returned. Fridays • 11/10/17-11/17/17 • 1-3 pm • $20 (member) $40 (non-member)HSTY CB004-50 • Jody Owens

Daytime Classes–HastingsNOTE: All classes listed below will be held at KCC’s Fehsenfeld Center, 2950 West M-179 Hwy, Hastings MI

Picnic: Come View this Classic Film! Terry Dennison is ready to thrill you with behind-the-scenes stories from this classic film and its stars. You’ll sit back and enjoy the 1955 romantic come-dy-drama as it was meant to be seen—on the big screen. Picnic was adapted for the screen by Daniel Taradash from William Inge’s 1953 Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name. Joshua Logan, director of the original Broadway stage produc-


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tion, directed the film version, which stars William Holden, Kim Novak, and Rosalind Russell, with Susan Strasberg and Cliff Robertson in supporting roles. Picnic was nominated for six Academy Awards and won two. The film drama-tizes 24 hours in the life of a small Kansas town in the mid-20th century. It revolves around the Labor Day holiday. It is the story of an outsider whose appearance disrupts and rearranges the lives of those with whom he comes into contact. Wednesday • 9/20/17 • 1-4 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)PERF CJ003-70 • Terry Dennison

Developing Dementia Dexterity We hear a lot about the impact of demen-tia on older adults. Nearly all of us have had a family member impacted, are dealing with the disease ourselves, or have concerns about developing it. The chances are high … especially as you age. In this fact-based program we’ll answer questions to help you improve your knowledge and awareness. My mom has dementia, does that mean I’m at greater risk? Does it really matter what I eat in terms of prevention? What can I do if I or a loved one has been diag-nosed? Do brain games really work? We’ll answer these questions and many more, as well as learn about types of dementia, how to love your brain, and the role of physical health, movement, and nutri-tion in prevention and treatment. We’ll also identify risk factors and learn about resources to support anyone impacted by the disease. Monday • 9/25/17 • 1-3 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)HOLV CI002-70 • Karla Fales & Mary Peterson

Aging Mastery Program (AMP) Life expectancy has increased dramati-cally over the past 50 years, yet people are generally unprepared for this increased longevity. This class will introduce you to AMP, a nationwide effort designed by the National Council on Aging that offers an innovative approach to guide individuals through this phase of life. This compre-hensive and fun approach to aging well encourages people to take actions to enhance their health, financial well-being, social connectedness, and overall quality of life. Central to the AMP philosophy is the belief that modest lifestyle changes can produce big results and that people can be empowered and supported to cultivate health and longevity. Equally important, the program encourages mastery by devel-oping sustainable behaviors over time. Mondays • 10/2/17-12/4/17• 1-3 pm • $50 (member) $70 (non-member)HOLV CI020-70 • Kitty Knoll & Mary Peterson

Springtime Blooms and Birds in the Netherlands. The Netherlands is known for its tulips, but its other flowers are phenomenal too!


It’s also a world famous birder’s paradise with a multitude of shore birds. Cal and Jean Lamoreaux will present the nature of this beautiful coastal country and all the fantastic fields of colors to be seen. Tuesday • 10/10/17 • 1-3 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)HSTY CC002-70 • Cal & Jean Lamoreaux

Steam Boating The Mississippi: New Orleans to Memphis You can travel and never leave your seat! We begin by spending a few days in New Orleans. While there we enjoy some jazz, visit the National World War II Museum created by author, Stephen Ambrose, and visit the 9th Ward where devastation from Hurricane Katrina is still visible. We also visit the New Orleans School of Cooking to become familiar with the foods New Orleans is famous for. Then we board the steamboat, American Queen, for a 7- day trip from New Orleans to Memphis. Along the way we’ll visit towns that line her shore, including Natchez and its lovely plantations and Vicksburg and its Civil War Battlefield. We finish by sampling the dessert served at the April 22, 2012 American Queen Christening Luncheon.Thursday • 10/12/17 • 1:30-3:30 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)HSTY CB002-70 • Bonnie David

Discover the Ecosystems of California and MichiganJoin us as we compare the variety and diversity of nature in California and Michigan. You will be surprised by the differences, and the similarities. Cal has traveled extensively in these two states,

and has an interesting program that is sure to be fascinating and educational.Tuesday • 10/24/17 • 1-3 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)PERF CS002-70 • Cal & Jean Lamoreaux

A New Voyage! Sailing to the Caribbean Come see videos, pictures, and hear the stories from a sailing adventure to the Caribbean. Topics will include crossing the Gulf Stream; catching Mahi Mahi; bad weather sailing vs good weather sail-ing; and the excitement of sailing to Grenada from St. Maarten to get the boat out of a hurricane’s path! A return sail in summer 2017 from St. Maarten back to Newport, Rhode Island will also be highlighted. Life on the open seas can be beautiful, exiting, and dangerous. Come to this class and learn about the crew, the impact of weather, and the gear it takes to successfully complete such a passage. Tuesday • 10/31/17 • 1-3 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)PERF CJ002-70 • Gary Ivinskas

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Our American Democracy: Church and StateIn this class Pastor Anton will take a look at the relationship between religion and government in our American democracy. Topics will include religious freedom,

Focus on your career with

Computer SkillsEmail & You

Intro & Intermediate MS Office

Skill Building: Keyboarding & Mouse Moves

Cloud Storage: Which is Right for You?

Computer Organization & Maintenance Basics

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religion in public institutions, political religious expression, and “civil religion”. Wednesdays • 11/1/17-12/6/17 • 1:30-3:30 pm • $30 (member) $50 (non-mem-ber)HSTY CD012-70 • Michael Anton

Retirement Boredom: What Shall I Do? Don’t be bored! Join us to learn about all the opportunities there are in Barry County to give back to your commu-nity through interesting and fun activi-ties. Check out low cost hobbies, activi-ties, and expand your personal interests. Jean Lamoreaux, Board Member of the Commission on Aging and Barry County Historical Society, will help you make


sure retirement truly is the best time of your life! Tuesday • 11/14/17 • 1-3 pm • $15 (member) $30 (non-member)PDEV CK002-70 • Cal & Jean Lamoreaux

Strategies for Effective CaregivingAs our population continues to age, it is likely that at some point, if not now, you will become a caregiver. For most, being there for your loved one is a core value and something you want to do. However, it can be a stressful and emotional jour-ney. Caregiver stress and having feelings of frustration, exhaustion, sadness and, yes, joy are normal. Caregiver burnout is common, especially if caregivers are not able to give time to their own needs. In this program, we’ll discuss caregiver stress, identify ways to address burnout, learn about programs and resources designed to support caregivers, identify burnout prevention strategies, and provide oppor-tunity for sharing and supporting other caregivers in our community. NOTE: Free respite care to allow caregivers to attend this program is being made avail-able by CareWell Services SW. Once you register, contact Mary Peterson at 269-966-2450 to arrange for this no cost respite care.Thursday • 11/30/17 • 1-3 pm • $10 (member) $20 (non-member)PDEV CK002-71 • Karla Fales & Mary Peterson

Travel Tours with Carolyn MackArtPrize Nine Grand Rapids MI–October 6

Unbridled Spirit, Bourbon & Bluegrass! Louisville KY–October 9-13

Genealogical Research or “Tour-On-Your-Own” Washington, DC–October 22-28

Ozark Traditions & Legacies Branson MO–November 6-11

42nd Street, The Musical Oakbrook IL–November 30

Chicago at Christmastime Chicago IL–December 2

More information on our website at http://www.kellogg.edu/lifelong.

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BY PHONE To register by phone (using a major credit card), call (269) 965-4134.

BY FAXTo register by FAX (using a major credit card), fax (269) 565-2129 with your completed registration form.

BY MAILComplete and mail the registration form in the back of the schedule with your check, money order or credit card information. All fees are due when you register. Make checks payable to Kellogg Community College, and send to ATTN: Lifelong Learning, Kellogg Community College, 450 North Ave., Battle Creek, MI 49017-3397. If you have more than one person to enroll, copy our form, fill it out and send it in with payment for each registrant, or download a copy from our website.

IN PERSONThe Lifelong Learning main office is located in the KCC Ohm Information Technology Center, Room 102. Hours of operation are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday.

REFUND POLICYIf requested at least one business day prior to the start date, a full refund is given for any dropped course, seminar, or workshop. All requests for refunds should be directed to Lifelong Learning at (269) 965-4134.

100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEEOur goal is to develop and deliver a wide range of quality programs to meet the learning needs of our community. We strive to recruit dynamic, qualified and enthusiastic instructors. We are confident that you will be pleased with these classes and we will back up our commitment to provide quality programming. If for any reason you are not happy with the quality of one of our Lifelong Learning classes, we want to know about it. We want your experience with KCC’s Lifelong Learning to be great, so please let us know if you aren’t fully satisfied. Contact Abbie Brennan, 269-965-4134, or email us at [email protected]

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONRegister early for a full selection of courses. Each semester we cancel courses because of low enrollment, only to find out the day of the course that several of you intended to come. Please help us by registering at least one week before the class start-date so we won’t disappoint you.

Registrations will not be processed for students with fines on their accounts. Fines must be paid prior to registering. Late registration will be accepted through the first class meeting, if space is available. Enrollments are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis; however, we will add you to our waiting list if the class is full.

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Since 1965, Kellogg Community College has been granted full accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (www.ncahigherlearningcommis-sion.org 1-800-621-7440). Additionally, the College is a member of the Michigan Community College Association, the Council of North Central Community-Junior Colleges, and the American Association of Community Colleges.

Membership in the various associa-tions and regional accreditation agency approval gives students the assurance that their work at Kellogg Community College will be accepted by other reputa-ble colleges and universities.

WAYS TO REGISTERTelephone(269) 965-4134

Fax(269) 565-2129

MailATTN: Lifelong LearningKellogg Community College450 North Ave.Battle Creek, MI 49017-3397

In Personat KCC Ohm Information Technology Center, Room 102 or Customer Service Centers

Onlineat www.kellogg.edu/lifelong

CANCELED CLASSESIf your course must be canceled, we will attempt to notify you before the first class. In this event, you will be entitled to a full refund or, if you wish, you may apply the registration fee to another course. Please ensure that KCC has your current phone number by including it on your registration form, or updating it in the system when you register online.

DISCLAIMERSKellogg Community College does not endorse specific holistic approaches to healthy living or religious beliefs. These non-credit workshops are offered as information only and students are expected to make personal, independent decisions regarding their own health and spirituality. All seminars and workshops are educational in nature; no financial products, services or insurances of any kind will be promoted in these classes.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITYKellogg Community College is an equal opportunity educator and employer and does not discriminate on the basis of national or ethnic origin, ethnicity, race, ancestry, color, sex (sex or gender, affilia-tion, expression or orientation), marital/family status, age, physical or mental ability or attributes, genetic information, political affiliation, veterans status, reli-gion, or any other characteristic covered by law in its admission policy, educational programs, activities, or employment poli-cies. If any student believes KCC has inadequately applied these principles, he/she may contact one of the Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Officers: Director of Human Resources or Vice President for Instruction.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONContact Lifelong Learning at (269) 965-4134 or email [email protected].


INSTRUCTIONS: You may use this form to register in person, by mail, or by FAX. If registering by mail, return this form to the address below. If registering by FAX, dial (269) 565-2129 . Payment for tuition is due by charge card if registering by FAX—do not send cash. To make payment, complete the information and authorization on the bottom of this form. This form must be received and processed prior to the first class meeting. Incomplete forms, forms received after the first class meeting, and forms from students who have outstanding accounts will not be processed.

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