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Arts
Spring 2023 Pages 6-15
Careers,
Technology
and Finance
Pages 16-21
Home,
Garden
and Self
Pages 22-33
Language
and Culture
Pages 34-49
Recreation
and Wellness
Pages 40-50
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pcc.edu/communityed ︱ 971-722-6266 ︱ @PCCcommunityed
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via MyPCC. Drop deadlines vary for Community Ed
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existing students should not register via MyPCC.
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12345 SE Campus TABOR 102 6:30pm-8:20pm start of class
$75 + $12 fee
• days the class won’t meet
Wed 1/15-3/1 Garcia 1-On-1 classes Six calendar days after start of
• supply list instructions term. No drops or refunds on
Day Instructor Tuition/Fees*
• textbooks partially used packages.
Start/End Dates
• fees payable at the first class
*Fees are typically used to cover class supplies Note: some classes have specific registration/drop
and demonstrations. Combined payment for both • instructor website or contact dates listed in the course footnote. Those dates
tuition and fees is payed together. information supersede the drop deadlines listed above.
For more information and help, visit pcc.edu/community/registration
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Remote PCC Community Ed
Class Our Values Commitment PCC Community Education
Information
Vision Statement
PCC’s Community Education program is
committed to being a place where we learn Enriching lives through lifelong learning.
from each other and all voices, backgrounds
and perspectives are welcomed and respected.
PCC Community Education
We recognize the constant need to evolve Mission Statements
Remote ZOOM in both our understanding and response as
we address the needs and interests of our
• Provide student- centered, quality,
non-credit classes that promote personal
communities. This work of creating an inclusive exploration and development.
• Remote classes are held via Zoom. Your instructor
will email the Zoom meeting room link to your learning environment belongs to every member • Create and support communities of learners.
PCC email account and the preferred email on file of our community. Community Education • Connect people to PCC resources,
approximately 48 hours before the class begins. is a key collaborator in integrating equity, campuses, and learning opportunities.
More info can be found in the FAQ below. inclusion, and diversity into all aspects of our • Enhance communities by providing
programming and instruction. accessible, innovative, and diverse
• Live instruction and as much instructor-student
interaction as possible. education experiences.
• Register online at pcc.edu/community/schedule
or over the phone at 971-722-8888 (option 2).
Behind the Catalog
• Senior tuition discount applies to the tuition of
remote classes.
• Drop deadlines for remote classes (based on class
length) can be found on page 4.
Zoom Tips and Tricks
• Try Zoom out with a friend before class starts.
Figure out your lighting. Have some fun! Play
around with Zoom’s extra features. To sign up for
a free Zoom account, visit zoom.us/signup and
1 2 3 4
enter your email address. You will receive an email
from Zoom (no-reply@zoom.us). In this email, click
“Activate Account.”
• Consider using headphones instead of your
computer’s microphone/speaker system for better
audio quality.
• When in class, mute yourself to avoid background
interruptions like lawnmowers or barking dogs.
5 6 7 8
• If someone else is talking, raise your hand or use
Zoom’s chat feature instead of verbally requesting
your instructor’s or classmate’s attention.
• Just like in an in-person class, please choose
carefully the content that you share with your
learning community, and consider how it might
affect others. PCC’s Student Code of Conduct
also applies to remote classes.
9 10 11 12
For more FAQs and 1 Noah Bruner 7 Erika Huffman
problem solving tips, visit Instructional Administrative Assistant Program Coordinator
pcc.edu/community/remote 2 Miriam Budner 8 Lindsay Johnson
Program Coordinator Program Coordinator
3 Brian Copper 9 Leslie Mestman
Instructional Administrative Assistant Community Education Director
4 Justin Eslinger 10 Emilia Luciania
Interim Non-Credit Marketing Manager Instructional Administrative Assistant
5 David Glass 11 Krista Stephens
Program Coordinator Designer
6 Melissa Hargrove 12 Windy Wahlke
Lead Instructional Administrative Assistant Program Coordinator
Class Locations: pages 53 | Class Subject Index: page 54 | Have a question? Email communityed@pcc.edu or call 971-722-6266 5
Instructor: Pam Consear
Pam loves helping people reduce their anxieties
around creativity so that they can live more bravely
and whole-heartedly. As a “recovering perfectionist”
Drawing at
she has set out to loosen up her art-making — and
reduce self-judgment — by learning to doodle.
She has taught all ages for many years, as well as
Portland Art Museum
facilitating community mural-making.
Find this class on page 12
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Arts
Dance 9DAN 612N Dance: American Rhythm Tap Pole Dance: Beginner, continued
Explore rhythm through your feet! We explore 22899 SW Portland ECLYSI STUDIO 2pm-4pm
fundamentals/vocab, timesteps, choreography, Tue 4/11-5/30 Howard $ 275
improvisation. Tap shoes recommended; hard-soled Wear shorts, tank top and warm-up/cool-down clothes.
shoes will suffice.
24591 SW Portland ECLYSI STUDIO 4:45pm-6:45pm
22253 SE Portland ECHOTC THEATER 11am-11:50am
9DAN 601B Ballroom Dance for Everyone Sat 4/15-6/3 Alfaro $ 275
Fri 4/7-6/9 Wheeler-Kay $199
Wear shorts, tank top and warm-up/cool-down clothes.
Ballroom dancing can improve strength, flexibility
and stamina. Learn the steps, rhythms and
musicality to each dance in a fun, safe and inclusive 9DAN 612T Dance: American Rhythm Tap
environment for all genders. If you can move, you Level 2
can dance! No need to bring a partner. We continue growing vocabulary, and learning
sequences, warm ups and structures for
24686 SE Campus TABOR 102 7pm-8:20pm
improvisation as well as dynamics, syncopation and
Tue 4/11-6/13 Jonas-Munsey $119
musicality. For students with knowledge of basic tap
Wear comfortable clothes; no black-soled shoes.
steps such as shuffles, flaps and cramp rolls.
22254 SE Portland ECHOTC THEATER 11am-11:50am
Wed 4/5-6/7 Wheeler-Kay $199
9DAN 612Z Belly Dance Basics Tap shoes recommended; hard-soled shoes will suffice.
Learn the basic movements of belly dance from the
ground up, to create a full-body foundation for belly 9DAN 600Y Mindful Movement
dance. Bring water bottle and wear athletic clothing. Follow your body’s lead. Focus on sensation rather
A yoga mat is recommended. For all bodies and than aesthetics, on breath rather than technique. Instructor Spotlight: Lilo Alfaro
genders. Begin with guided relaxation and flow into Lilo (she/they) has been dancing in some capacity
improvised movement and options for relating to since adolescence and is delighted to be serving
24596 Rock Creek BLDG5 111 6:30pm-7:20pm as a coach. With the understanding that trying new
classmates.
Wed 4/12-6/14 Lathrop $75
things can be scary, Lilo knows firsthand how quickly
24711 SE Portland ECHOTC THEATER 12:30pm-1:20pm pole dance transforms that initial hesitation into
Fri 4/7-6/9 Wheeler-Kay $199
determination, bravery, and strength, and is always
Accessible and inclusive for all bodies. grateful to share in that journey with students.
9DAN 601C Belly Dance at Home:
Beginning 9DAN 610O Pole Dance: Beginner 9DAN 600R Street-style Hip Hop
Explore fundamentals of belly dancing including A thorough introduction to pole dance for the Develop power, personal style and agility by
basic body isolations, shimmies and steps. Learn beginner. Thoroughly learn spins, floorwork, practicing routines that build momentum and rise
about the dance form’s early cultural context and climbing and foundational beginner choreography in intensity. Sometimes smooth and other times
how it has impacted belly dance in the United (including technique and transitions). Email from intricate, hip hop moves you to express yourself
States. Wear workout clothes. For all genders. instructor will include building access code. while getting a great workout. All levels welcome.
22898 SW Portland ECLYSI STUDIO 2:30pm-4:30pm Rock Creek
24590 Remote ZOOM 5pm-5:50pm 23553 BLDG5 111 6pm-6:50pm
Mon 4/10-6/5 Stinnette $ 275
Tue 4/11-5/30 Harris $ 59
Thu 4/6-5/25 Pangburn $ 59
Wear workout clothes. No class 5/29. Wear shorts, tank top and warm-up clothes. No black-soled shoes.
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pcc.edu/communityed ︱ 971-722-6266 ︱ @PCCcommunityed
Aerial Arts 9PER 625L Symphonic Band
Participate in a conducted symphonic band for
9DAN 601A Aerial Yoga brass, woodwind and percussion instrumentalists.
9DAN 611O Aerial Dance Take your yoga practice into the air. Wake up body Includes rehearsal and performance of repertoire
Explore multiple movement concepts on the floor and and spirit with poses that focus on breath, alignment from the 17th-21st centuries. For students with high-
in the air, with an emphasis on moving confidently and flow. Translate those poses to single-point school level band experience.
in the air. Our primary aerial tool will be single point trapeze and aerial silks, building strength, improving 23138 Sylvania CT 201 5:30pm-8:20pm
trapeze. We will integrate a variety of different alignment and defying gravity. Wed 4/5-6/14 Farris $ 95
apparatus over the course of the term, depending on More info: matthew.farris1@pcc.edu
student interest and skill level. Develop vocabulary, 24595 NW Portland ECHWES STUDIO 9:30am-10:30am
alignment, musicality and improvisational skills in a Wed 4/5-6/7 Holmes $ 220
welcoming and inspiring environment. You may also like Yoga classes on page 44 9PER 600M Music Theory for All
Unlock mysteries of music, such as the relationship
23202 SE Portland ECHOTC THEATER 12:15pm-1:35pm
Class Spotlight: of scales to chords, and chords to each other.
Wed 4/5-6/7 Christensen $ 330
Explore intervals, scale types, altered chords,
Using aerial yoga hammocks to support and deepen
our practice, this flow class will take students modes. Not as scary as you may think. No
through a series of aerial yoga poses such as instrument needed; just bring text and a pencil.
9DAN 611F Aerial Dance 2 supported inversions and stretches, simple standing 22248 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-7:20pm
For those who have previous aerial experience. Must positions in the hammock, and unique strength- Tue 4/4-6/6 Khovy $75
be already able to invert from the ground on trapeze building exercises. Breathe, explore, and start your Text: Edly’s Music Theory for Practical People
without using feet, climb to and safely descend from day energized! Instructor Tora Holmes has been
the top of fabric (any climb) and sequence two moves practicing aerial yoga since 2012 and received
together on any apparatus.
25227 SE Portland ECHOTC THEATER 12pm-1:20pm
her teacher certification in 2018. Tora teaches
and performs regularly with multiple local circus Guitar
companies in the Portland area.
Mon 4/3-6/5 Allen $ 300
No class 5/29. 9PER 624H Guitar 1 for All Styles:
Beginning
9DAN 601E Mixed Aerial Prepare for styles from rock to classical. Includes
A body-positive, playful overview of aerial dance. tuning, chords, strums, songs, note-reading,
Explore vocab on single-point trapeze, silks and soloing, rhythm and tips to keep your practice
lyra (hoop). Develop your style via improvisation and focused plus bonus pages. Bring guitar, required
exchange. Be supported and challenged as we build text, tuner and pencil to class.
strength, confidence and community.
24688 Remote ZOOM 12pm-12:50pm
24592 NW Portland ECHWES STUDIO 7:40pm-9pm Wed 4/5-6/7 Khovy $75
Thu 4/6-6/8 Allen $ 330
Text: Contemporary Class Guitar 1
24712 SE Portland ECHOTC THEATER 7:40pm-9pm
Wed 4/5-6/7 Woolman 9PER 610W Playing Guitar: Basics
$ 330
We begin with basic terminology, parts of the
guitar and instrument care. Next we play single
note melody lines, then move on to chords, rhythm,
fingerpicking and integrating creativity. We end by
Music and
bringing it together with simple songs.
22900 Rock Creek BLDG3 100 7pm-7:50pm
Wed 4/12-5/17 McElhatton $ 49
Theater
Bring guitar.
Strings
You may also like Birds and Great Composers on
page 28
9PER 626W Beginning Strings: Violin,
9PER 610V Beatles
Virtual Jam for All:
Play and Sing Along Viola and Cello
Whether you are completely new to music, new to
Play and sing your favorite Beatles songs with a
strings, or you played long ago and want to return to
group. Learn new chords. All acoustic instruments
it, this class helps you develop your musicianship.
and voices welcome. You will hear and sing
We focus on note reading, technique, history and
along only with the instructor, and you’ll see your
more, depending on class interests.
classmates doing the same.
24689 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-7:20pm 24598 Rock Creek BLDG2 111 6:30pm-7:50pm
Tue 4/11-6/13 San Diego $119 + $10 fee
Sun 4/9-6/11 Khovy $75
Text: Beatle Complete Chord Songbook Bring instrument, bow, rosin, cleaning cloth, pencil.
Instructor Spotlight: Katie San Diego
Katie grew up participating in all things music. She
9PER 626V Songwriting 2.0 has a degree in music education, with an emphasis
If you have been writing songs for a bit or have taken on string instruments. While in college, she studied
Songwriting For All, this is a deeper dive into more viola with some of the top classical musicians in
complex ideas beyond lyrics, melody and form. Also the world. She played in several groups, including
discuss recording and producing songs. orchestra, several musicals and operas, and harp
24696 Remote ZOOM 11am-11:50am ensemble. Katie has taught large and small group
Aerial Arts Sat 4/8-5/27 Phillips $ 59 classes for all age groups for ten years.
Final class meets at Alberta Street Pub (all ages).
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Spring 2023
Arts PCC
1-On-1 Storytelling
Coaching
Sessions are 75 minutes long. Brian will
contact you by the first week of the term
to schedule. Use your sessions within the
term; no refunds for unused sessions.
Individual sessions must be canceled with Brian 24
hours in advance; otherwise the session is counted
against your package total. You must be registered
before participating in a session.
If you want to drop, you must do so online via
MyPCC or by contacting a Registration office
within six calendar days after the start of the
term. No drops or refunds on partially used
coaching packages.
Review the complete refund/drop policy on page 4.
Instructor Profile and Availability
Brian Ellis
brian.ellis1@pcc.edu
Availability: Mon-Thu 10am-3pm
Brian describes his coaching style as empathetic,
Group Singing
emotionally driven, and personal. He has performed
his own stories as well as produced stories and
9PER 624P Ukulele coached storytellers for local venues and nationally.
Play the ukulele with chords and strumming
techniques that will enable you to sing and play 9PER 626U Beginning Improvisational 1-On-1 Storytelling Coaching
songs with this happy little stringed instrument.
Bring yours, plus tuner and pencil to class. Theater Packages
Learn the basic tenets of improv and story structure
22250 Remote ZOOM 12pm-12:50pm by playing theater games and creating stories using
Mon 4/3-6/12 Khovy $75 9PER 610N 1-On-1
Storytelling Coaching:
your face, body and voice. You’ll be encouraged to
No class 5/29. Text: Essential Elements for Ukulele participate in a way that is comfortable for you. All 5 Session Package
levels welcome. If you have a story in mind or you just know that you
have a personal story to tell, work with a coach to
9PER 610Z Ukulele: The World’s Happiest 24799 Sylvania TCB 215 5:30pm-7:20pm dive into your narrative, find new meanings in it and
Little Instrument Mon 4/10-5/15 Phelps $ 95
practice telling it. Expect exploratory conversations
With its four string tuning and small size, the and tailored assignments.
ukulele is an enjoyable instrument for beginners to Class Spotlight:
Improvisational theater is for anyone who has ever 22384 Remote 4/3-6/17 Ellis $ 285
learn. We’ll explore instrument care and musical
terminology, and learn playing techniques including communicated with another human being. This
class is about creating connection with the people
Voice
melody lines, chords and fingerpicking.
around you, by practicing lively games that evoke a
22901 Rock Creek BLDG3 100 6pm-6:50pm sense of play and creativity. Improv will challenge
Wed 4/12-5/17 McElhatton $ 49
you to be adaptive, mindful and collaborative. These
Bring ukelele. are skills we can build and improve to forge stronger 9PER 600P Group Singing
relationships in all areas of our lives. Say Yes! Build singing confidence in a friendly environment.
9PER 625T Ukulele Sing-A-Long Learn basic sight reading, vocal technique and
singing harmony via popular, folk, gospel and
Take your uke on a musical trip without leaving 9PER 625Y Developing Characters classical music.
home. Learn fun and easy songs to sing and play,
including “Be Happy” and “Lime in the Coconut.” Through Movement 22855 SE Campus TABOR 135 1pm-2:20pm
Bring uke (any except baritone size), tuner, writing Our goal is to train and develop new muscle
Fri 4/14-6/16 Hancock-Moody $119 + $ 4 fee
materials and textbook to class. memories we can use to attach to character and
Supplies: https://pcc.edu/staff/pollyanna-hancockmoody/
dialogue by incorporating dynamic movement and
24692 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-7:20pm breath work. Actors, artists and anyone else can
Mon 4/3-6/12 Khovy $75
incorporate our learnings into their creative lives. 9PER 626S Singing For Self-Expression
No class 5/29. Text: Ukulele Chord Songbook: Island Songs Explore aspects of singing, from physical action
24364 SE Campus TABOR 102 6pm-7:20pm
Wed 4/13-6/1 Fetters $ 95 through aesthetic experience, in a group setting.
Choose your own songs and investigate breathing,
Theater
Bring yoga mat. Wear comfortable clothes.
tone production, diction and interpretation while you
develop confidence and expressivity.
You may also like Writing Dialogue for Screen and 9PER 623L Personal Storytelling
23112 Cascade MAHB 214 7pm-8:20pm
Stage on page 14 Introduction Wed 4/12-5/31 Deeter $ 95
Tell your true, personal stories out loud. Learn to
9PER 625U Acting for the New Times shape and construct your story using the tools of
Given the uncertainties in our world, let’s employ the
timeless theater arts to tap into a sense of self and
the oral tradition, and practice for an audience using
tried and true performance methods. Senior Discount
purpose. Through improvisation, theater games and 24800 Remote ZOOM 6pm-7:50pm If you are 62 years old or older, you are
basic acting training, find your passion to express Thu 4/13-5/18 Ellis $ 95
eligible for a 50% tuition discount!
creatively and confidently. Bring notebook and pen.
22860 SE Campus TABOR 142 7pm-8:50pm You may also like Impromptu Speaking Basics on More info: pcc.edu/senior
Tue 4/18-5/23 Schwell $ 95 page 17
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pcc.edu/communityed ︱ 971-722-6266 ︱ @PCCcommunityed
1-On-1 Music Lessons 1-On-1 Music Lessons: 5 Session Package,
continued
Darkroom Photography: Black and White
Intermediate/Advanced, continued
Contact instructor before registering to 22573 Remote 4/3-6/17 Khovy $ 225 23340 SE Campus TABOR 131 6pm-9:20pm
insure fit. Tue 4/11-6/13 Riches $ 259 + $ 60 fee
24389 Remote 4/3-6/17 Zilka $ 225
Sessions last 45 minutes. Expect Contact instructor for permission.
additional materials costs. Use sessions
within the term; no refunds for unused sessions. 9PER 610M 1-On-1
Music Lessons: 23341 SE Campus TABOR 131 6pm-9:20pm
Thu 4/13-6/15 Riches $ 259 + $ 60
fee
Individual sessions must be canceled with your 10 Session Package Contact instructor for permission.
instructor 24 hours in advance; otherwise the
22215 Remote 4/3-6/17 Hancock-M $ 450
session is counted against your package total.
You must be registered before participating in
People and Places
22572 Remote 4/3-6/17 Khovy $ 450
a session. 24390 Remote 4/3-6/17 Zilka $ 450
If you want to drop, you must do so online via
MyPCC or by contacting a Registration office within 9FA 632X Photography at Night
six calendar days after the start of the term. No Work with available light from the moon or street.
drops or refunds on partially used packages. Class includes mini-lectures, in-class assignments,
Photography
Review the complete refund/drop policy on page 4. small group work and a class presentation.
22857 SE Campus TABOR 137 7:30pm-9:20pm
Instructor Profiles and Availability Wed 4/12-5/10 Regal $75
Must register by 4/18. Field trips during class, on campus.
You may also like Intro to Mini-Documentary
Pollyanna Hancock-Moody Making on page 19
(voice, piano/keyboard, theory, bodymapping) 9FA 621M Travel Photography
pollyanna.hancockmoody@pcc.edu 9FA 620T Getting to Know Your Digital Whether you go to the Oregon Coast or Paris,
Availability: Mon-Fri varied hours; contact Polly for Camera you can learn how to bring home captivating
details Simplify your digital camera by learning about its photos. Class covers camera basics, composition,
most important basic functions. Bring your digital perspective and light. Following the field trip, sort
Polly will meet you where you are at with your images in class to create an engaging slideshow.
musical life, and create holistic curriculum with camera, charged batteries and owner’s manual, and
you to further your goals. She sings with several we’ll explore ISO, shutter speed, aperture, exposure 24701 CLIMB Center CLIMB 307 10am-11:50am
groups in town, and has soloed with the symphony and other settings. Wed 4/12-5/17 Regal $ 95
and elsewhere. Full bio: pcc.edu/staff/pollyanna- 22176 CLIMB Center CLIMB 301 9:30am-12:20pm Must register by 4/18. Field trips during class.
hancockmoody Sat 4/15 Regal $ 35
22177 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-9:20pm
Jill Khovy Wed 5/17 Regal 9FA 633H Audio Visual Postcards
$ 35
(ukulele, guitar, electric bass, sight-singing, theory,
songwriting, piano/keyboard) Bring images and sound recordings together to
9FA 620A Photography: Beginning create interactive audio visual postcards that you
jill.khovy@pcc.edu
Learn the basics of camera operation, including can share in-person and online. Bring to class a still
Availability: Mon-Wed 9am-4pm
f-stops, shutter speeds and lenses, while improving camera and designated recorder or a smartphone.
Jill teaches each student in their own learning style, your compositions and developing your own style.
and keeps it fun. She has recorded with various Bring digital camera and owner’s manual. 25105 SE Campus TABOR 111 12pm-1:50pm
groups and her own music, and has performed live Fri 4/7-5/26 Funk $125
22252 NW Portland FRNHSE KETON 6:30pm-8:20pm
as well as for television, radio, and film. More info:pcc.edu/staff/mary-funk/community-education
Tue 4/11-5/23 Regal
and Downtown SMSU MARKET 10am-12:50pm
Online Ed2Go
Mitzi Zilka Sat 4/29 Regal $129 + $15 fee
(vocal performance - jazz and contemporary, vocal Must register by 4/17.
Photography Classes
technique, repertoire development)
22778 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-8:20pm
mitzi.zilka15@pcc.edu
Thu 4/13-5/25 Regal
Availability: Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 9am-3pm
and NW Portland FRNHSE TBA 6:30pm-8:20pm
Mitzi brings more than twenty years of experience Thu 5/4 Regal $115 Schedule:
mentoring students in the art of proper vocal Must register by 4/19. Classes begin monthly with twice-weekly lesson
development, applied technique, and singing style plans. Lessons are released on the following
Darkroom
so your best voice can ring out clear and strong. schedule for spring term:
4/12-6/2 ‧ 5/17-7/7
1-On-1 Music Lesson Packages 9FA 620E DarkroomPhotography: Cost:
Whether you are dusting off an instrument, ‧ $109 fee
Black and White Introduction
continuing a musical hobby, or wishing to go Small, hands-on class covering photography basics Register:
professional, working individually is the most and film developing. Print enlargements and learn to ‧ To register, pay, and access your course on the
effective and efficient way to deepen your skills control light. Come with some understanding of how start date visit: ed2go.com/portlandcc
and develop your talents. Learn at your own pace. your camera works. Open lab times discussed in
Classes Offered Include:
class. More info: mike.riches@pcc.edu
‧ Discover Digital Photography
9PER 610U 1-On-1
Music Lessons: 23339 SE Campus TABOR 131 6pm-9:20pm ‧ Mastering your Digital SLR Camera
3 Session Package Wed 4/12-6/14 Riches $ 259 + $ 60 fee
‧ Secrets of Better Photography
Bring 35mm camera. ‧ Photographing People With Your Digital Camera
22574 Remote 4/3-6/17 Khovy $135
‧ Photographing Nature with Your Digital Camera
24394 Remote 4/3-6/17 Zilka 9FA 620D Darkroom Photography: Black
$135
‧ Lightroom CC: Level 1
and White Intermediate/Advanced ‧ Photoshop CC for Digital Photographer: Level 1
9PER 610L 1-On-1
Music Lessons: Work on 35mm b/w film. Use RC or fiber paper. ‧ Photoshop Elements for the Digital Photographer:
5 Session Package Bring projects to class. For students with recent Level 1
darkroom experience. Open lab times discussed in ‧ Photoshop Elements for the Digital Photographer:
22216 Remote 4/3-6/17 Hancock-M $ 225
class. More info: mike.riches@pcc.edu. Level 2
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Arts PCC
Visual Arts
Ceramics 101, continued Ceramics: Open Studio, continued
22890 N Portland SJCLAY STUDIO 9am-11:20am 23344 SE Campus TABOR 134 5:30pm-8:20pm
Sat 4/8-6/10 Jordan $ 365 Mon 4/10-6/12 Hoagland $ 40 + $ 25 fee
Includes bag of clay and firing. No class 5/29. Bring your own tools if possible.
9FA 610A Calligraphy: All Levels
23345 SE Campus TABOR 134 5:30pm-8:20pm
Explore and add to your calligraphy skills using
9FA 617A Ceramics: All Levels Fri 4/14-6/9 Hoagland $ 45 + $ 25
fee
the traditional dip pen and ink, along with marker
Develop wheel skills, as well as handbuilding. Bring your own tools if possible.
or Pilot pens. We study one style and variations,
Explore surface color and texture. Bring tools if 23346 SE Campus TABOR 134 2pm-4:50pm
working toward a final project. Practicing can be
possible. Purchase clay via bookstore (online or in- Sat 4/15-6/10 Hoagland $ 40 + $ 25 fee
meditative. All levels welcome.
person); pickup in studio. For SE, you may register Bring your own tools if possible.
22375 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-8:20pm for open-studio “class” for the term.
Tue 4/11-5/16 Hartman $ 95 23350 SE Campus TABOR 134 2pm-4:50pm
23140 Cascade MAHB 108 10am-12:50pm Tue 4/18-6/6 Brandt $ 40 + $ 25
fee
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/maryellen-hartman $ 255 + $ 40 fee
Sat 4/8-6/3 Hammond Bring your own tools if possible.
Open studio Saturdays 1-3:50pm.
23351 SE Campus TABOR 134 10am-12:50pm
23347 SE Campus TABOR 134 1:30pm-4:50pm Thu 4/20-6/8 Brandt $ 40 + $ 25
fee
9FA 613R Calligraphy Projects Mon 4/3-6/12 Hoagland $ 329 + $ 45 fee
Bring your own tools if possible.
Focus on design decisions in calligraphy projects. No class 5/29.
We complete two pieces, working with size and
23353 SE Campus TABOR 134 10am-1:20pm
Drawing
style variations, as well as additions of color and $ 329 + $ 45
Tue 4/4-6/6 Brandt fee
backgrounds. For intermediate students.
23354 SE Campus TABOR 134 1:30pm-4:50pm
24674 CLIMB Center CLIMB 307 10am-11:50am $ 329 + $ 45
Wed 4/5-6/7 Shaw fee You may also like Learn to Draw Sacred
Sat 4/8-5/13 Hartman $ 95
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/maryellen-hartman 23355 SE Campus TABOR 134 5:30pm-8:50pm Geometry! on page 32
Wed 4/5-6/7 Shaw $ 329 + $ 45
fee
9FA 624X Printmaking: Introduction 23356 SE Campus TABOR 134 9:30am-12:50pm 9FA 630F You Can Draw! One Day
Fri 4/14-6/9 Stoll $ 295 + $ 40
fee
Make multiples of the same image via linocut, dry Workshop
point and collagraph. Create one-of-a-kind prints in 23357 SE Campus TABOR 134 1:30pm-4:50pm If you can write your ABCs, you can learn to draw!
monoprint. Alternating sessions are an open studio Fri 4/14-6/9 Stoll $ 295 + $ 40 fee
Everything is covered: line, shape, form and
so you can work on projects and use the equipment 23348 SE Campus TABOR 134 10am-1:20pm perspective. Class includes PDF handouts, slide
with individualized attention. Sat 4/8-6/10 Hoagland $ 329 + $ 45 fee shows, demonstrations and drawing time with
23190 SE Campus TABOR 133 10am-12:50pm feedback.
Sat 4/15-6/3 Guttman 9FA 612J Ceramics: Intermediate
$165
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/elena-guttman 24277 Remote ZOOM 10am-3:50pm
For students who already can throw an eight inch Sat 4/8 Goodell $ 49
tall cylinder, four inches wide, from two pounds of Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/jill-goodell
Ceramics
clay. Also come to class with understanding of coil,
slab, and score and slip techniques.
First class is mandatory for all new and returning 24671 SE Campus TABOR 134 5:30pm-8:50pm 9FA 628X Traditional Drawing
students. Thu 4/6-6/8 Brandt $ 329 + $ 45 fee Develop classical charcoal and pencil drawing
techniques, working from a still life. Demonstrations
of every step and assignment, focusing on gesture,
9FA 615S Ceramics 101 9FA 615T Ceramics: Open Studio proportion, perspective, shading and composition.
Explore the basics of handbuilding and wheel Work in the studio on wheel or hand building All levels welcome.
throwing, with five weeks of lessons for each. Also projects from class. No formal instruction. Only
learn about glazing, and fire your works. You’ll have available to students who are also registered for 22377 Cascade MAHB 221 10am-11:50am
access to open studio time mid-week to further an All Levels or Intermediate/Advanced class at SE Tue 4/4-6/6 Kitman $145
practice techniques demonstrated in class. campus. You may register for one or two CRNs. Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/suzy.kitman15
Printmaking: Introduction
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9FA 628S Drawing at Portland Art
Museum
Using artworks in the museum galleries as
inspiration, we hone our “seeing skills” by practicing
realistic drawing in graphite and colored pencil.
Class includes lots of drawing time and some group
discussion. All levels welcome.
22956 Downtown ARTMSM LOBBY 1pm-3:50pm
Wed 4/19-5/31 Consear $149
$ 25 payable to Portland Art Museum for one-year pass.
9FA 603A Drawing From The Human
Skeleton
Explore the human skeleton by drawing from a full
size model skeleton. Practice contour, cross contour
and shading technique in pencil and charcoal. Study
proportions and underlying curves and nuances of
each bone. All levels welcome.
24795 Cascade MAHB 221 1pm-2:50pm
Fri 4/7-6/9 Kitman $145
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/suzy.kitman15
9FA 609Z Drawing Wild Animals
Learn how to draw lions, tigers and bears, oh my.
Explore the basics of drawing animals using simple
pencil and paper.
Drawing
24278 Remote ZOOM 10am-3:50pm
Sat 6/10 Goodell $ 49
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/jill-goodell
You may also like Backyard Wildlife Solutions on
Mixed Media Painting
page 29
9FA 630W Art Journaling 9FA 623T Chinese Brush Painting:
9FA 609F Ink Drawing with Watercolor Discover creative, personalized ways to document Flowers
Washes life events, explore issues and emotions, or simply Spring is coming and flowers are blooming. Through
Experiment with ink and watercolor. Practice basic play around with colors, images and text. Ignite your lecture, demonstration and your own work, explore
ink drawing skills, and investigate the particularities imagination on the page. Class includes demos and uses of ink and brush.
of using a technical pen versus using a quill. Explore studio time. All levels welcome.
your own style while combining media. 24351 SE Campus TABOR 127 6pm-8:20pm
24279 Cascade MAHB 109 2pm-4:20pm
$119 + $ 5 fee
Mon 4/3-5/22 Choy $145
22211 Remote ZOOM 1:30pm-3:50pm Fri 4/21-5/26 Consear
Supply list: jean.choy@pcc.edu
Fri 4/7-6/9 Barnum $169 Supply list: pamela.consear@pcc.edu
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/leslie-barnum 24360 SE Campus TABOR 127 10:30am-12:50pm
24361 SE Campus TABOR 127 1pm-3:20pm
$119 + $ 5 fee
Thu 4/6-5/25 Choy $145
Sat 4/22-5/27 Consear
Supply list: jean.choy@pcc.edu
Supply list: pamela.consear@pcc.edu
9FA 630B Large-Scale Drawing
Utilize nontraditional methods to create an
expressive, ambitious body of work. Explore the 9FA 616J Dynamic Abstract Painting
Learn how to “think” abstract, so that color and
sensory physicality of drawing taste, smell, and 9FA 613Q Calligraphy Projects in Mixed
sound on a large scale. form are the main subject matter. Forms are
Media reduced to essential shapes and left for the
23107 SE Campus TABOR 133 10am-12:50pm Beginning with basic design principles, we work viewer to interpret. Mixed media in 3D will be
Sat 6/10-6/17 Guttman $ 49 toward a completed piece of calligraphy using incorporated.
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/elena-guttman traditional calligraphy tools along with mixed media
to enhance the work. For intermediate students. 23052 SE Campus TABOR 133 10am-12:50pm
Thu 5/4-6/8 Guttman $135
24793 Sylvania CT 113 9:30am-11:50am Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/elena-guttman
Sat 5/20-6/17 Hartman $75
9FA 603B Intro to Comics: Nonfiction
No class 5/27. Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/maryellen-hartman
Comics and Graphic Novels 9FA 627M Land and Sea Painting
Learn about and develop comics such as personal Explore landscapes, seascapes or any
memoir, history, biography, science/nature- 9FA 600Q Creative Journey
Explore art-making as a fruitful part of your personal celebration of nature in watercolor or acrylics.
based or any other type of illustrated nonfiction Capture light and atmosphere, and learn about
narrative. Class sessions include sharing ideas and journey, especially during times of transition or
transformation. Use personal symbols, painting, design and composition. Expect personal
suggestions, as well as drawing time. attention, demos and constructive feedback. All
collage, photography and journaling to encourage
24796 Cascade TH 200 6pm-7:50pm creative flow. All levels welcome. levels welcome.
Wed 4/5-6/7 Bak $145
24286 Rock Creek BLDG3 105 9am-2:50pm
23188 SE Campus TABOR 127 6pm-8:20pm
No class 5/27. Supply list: todd.bak@pcc.edu Sat 5/13-5/20 Labadie $ 95
Thu 4/13-6/1 Dittmer $145
You may also like Patterns in Nature on page 27 Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/julie-henning Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/edward-labadie
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9FA 623L Painting
Acrylics/Watercolor: 9FA 616D Painting: Acrylics and Oils 9FA 602S Watercolor: Beyond the Basics
Stop Dithering, Start Creating Join this community of painters who work on If you are familiar with the basics of watercolor
Try experiments to create pathways for individual projects. Focus on encouraging individual and would like to practice and develop your skills
inspiration, new directions, and personal creative style in oils or acrylics. Instructor guides you with further, join this community of painters. We will have
growth; overcome temptation to obsess over new skills, techniques and creative problem solving. demonstrations, studio time, sharing work with
inconsequential details. All levels welcome. All levels welcome. peers and individual feedback.
Expect encouragement, demos, practical painting 22220 Lk Oswego LKWOOD STUDIO 9:30am-12:20pm 22183 Remote ZOOM 10am-12:20pm
techniques. Fri 4/14-6/2 Guttman $165 + $ 29 fee
Fri 4/7-6/9 Barnum $169
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/elena-guttman Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/leslie-barnum
24287 Rock Creek BLDG3 105 9am-2:50pm
Sat 6/3-6/10 Labadie $ 95 22413 SE Campus TABOR 127 10am-12:20pm
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/edward-labadie 9FA 631O Still Life Painting With Acrylics Tue 4/4-6/6 Barnum $169
Create dynamic compositions of household Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/leslie-barnum
objects with a realistic sense of color, space and
9FA 616E Sketching and Painting atmosphere. Through demos and assignments,
Combine the best lessons of quick sketches and explore color, texture, shape, negative space and
painting in one class. Simplify a complex scene theme. For students with some drawing experience.
Writing
with rapid studies, then advance to watercolors
or acrylics. Expect demos, design and individual 23133 Cascade MAHB 222 1pm-2:50pm
attention. All skill levels welcome. Wed 4/5-6/7 Kitman $145
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/suzy.kitman15
24283 Rock Creek BLDG3 105 9am-2:50pm
Sat 4/8-4/15 Labadie $ 95
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/edward-labadie
Painting: Watercolor 9WRI 620E Writing the Beloved Picture
Book
9FA 616V Understanding Color Explore how to create a memorable child character
Learn how to mix true color, how to create a 9FA 631Z Fun
Textures and Tricks With and craft a simple plot worth reading multiple times.
successful color composition by using color Watercolor Painting Learn about pacing and discuss publishing. For
harmony and the movement of light over forms. Experiment with the multitude of ways you can those interested in learning to write a picture book
Subjects will include still life and more. play with textures and other aspects of watercolor story, including illustrators.
painting. Practice techniques. All levels welcome. 24282 Remote ZOOM 10am-12:50pm
24797 Sylvania CT 230 6pm-8:50pm
Mon 5/8-6/12 Guttman $119 25265 NW Portland FRNHSE GRDN 9:30am-12:20pm Sat 4/29 Hardwick $ 39
Sat 4/22-5/20 Bertran $105 + $19 fee
No class 5/29. Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/elena-guttman
No class 5/6. Supply list: yara.bertran@pcc.edu
Fiction
Painting: 9FA 631X The Joys of Gouache Painting:
Acrylics and Oils Color and Texture
9WRI 620H SpinningWebs of Dread:
Gouache is water-soluble with an opaque finish, a
forgiving combination for beginners. Explore color Writing Horror Fiction
9FA 627F Acrylics Are Easy theory basics and produce captivating textures. Explore the craft of atmospheric horror fiction.
Learn the step-by-step essentials, from washes to Work with a variety of brushes for details and We dive into short stories and novel excerpts, and
glazes and opaques. Discover how easy they are expression. Create a collection of samples. discuss the ways they wrap us in a world of dread.
to alter and correct for fresh starts. All levels and We put ideas into practice with writing exercises
styles welcome; personal attention, demos and 24594 NW Portland FRNHSE GRDN 4pm-6:50pm
$155 + $ 23 fee
and also workshop your tales of terror.
constructive critiques. Mon 4/10-5/22 Bertran
Supply list: yara.bertran@pcc.edu 24280 Cascade TEB 218 7pm-8:20pm
24284 Rock Creek BLDG3 105 9am-2:50pm Tue 4/11-6/6 Steele $ 95
Sat 4/22-4/29 Labadie $ 95
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/edward-labadie 9FA 630P Paint with Bold Color in
Gouache
Learn the basics of gouache, an opaque watercolor 9WRI 620L Writing Pulp Fictions: Crime
which you can use to create vibrant paintings. It is and Noir
9FA 631W Color Mixing with Acrylics very portable, great for sketching with color or for Meet with fellow writers and crime enthusiasts to
Learn how to color mix your acrylic paints by using creating finished paintings. Build your skills with this discuss your work, as well as examine character
only three colors: cyan, magenta and yellow; plus versatile medium. development, what makes a good story and classic
black and white. Create all the colors of the rainbow examples of the genre in several formats. If you’ve
23177 SE Campus TABOR 127 1:30pm-3:50pm
and more. No experience necessary. got the “crime,” we’ve got the time.
Mon 4/3-6/5 Barnum $165
24801 Remote ZOOM 10am-3:50pm No class 5/29. Supplies: pcc.edu/staff/leslie-barnum 24708 SE Campus TABOR 124 6pm-7:20pm
Sat 5/13 Goodell $ 49 Mon 4/3-6/12 Sherman $119
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/jill-goodell
9FA 624L Watercolor for Beginners No class 5/29. Bring writing tools.
Take the intimidation out of watercolor painting, by
experimenting and playing as you paint. Practice
9FA 631V Oil Painting Studio techniques and color mixing. Initially we’ll just paint
9WRI 620K Writing Pulp Fictions: Sci Fi
Explore chiaroscuro (“light-dark”) painting in oils simple shapes and we’ll work up to using nature as
Are you interested in other worlds, what the future
and study composition. Mix shadow colors and mix inspiration for our paintings.
may hold, the reaches of deep space? Hone your
local color. Create the illusion of atmosphere in your 22213 Remote ZOOM 10am-12:20pm skills and look at the nuts and bolts of sci-fi writing,
paintings. Instructor demonstrates the processes in Thu 4/6-6/8 Barnum $169 whether you’re interested in dystopias, utopias or
step-by-step stages. Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/leslie-barnum invaders from Mars.
24672 SE Campus TABOR 133 10am-12:50pm 22212 SE Campus TABOR 127 10am-12:20pm 24707 SE Campus TABOR 137 6pm-7:20pm
Tue 4/18-6/6 Guttman $165 Mon 4/3-6/5 Barnum $165 Wed 4/12-6/14 Sherman $119
Supply list: pcc.edu/staff/elena-guttman No class 5/29. Supplies: pcc.edu/staff/leslie-barnum Bring writing tools.
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9WRI 620I Writing the Short Story:
Memoir and Nonfiction 9WRI 602N Writing: Introduction to
9 Ways 9WRI 602O Flash Personal Writing and Sketch Comedy
Write multiple drafts of a single short story. Each Sketch comedy fan? Learn to find material and
week you’ll revise with a specific objective in mind.
Nonfiction develop comedic characters. Explore sketch writing
What happens to your ideas and memories when
In class each week, give and receive feedback with techniques. Watch videos, read examples and do
you compress them into this gem-like form? Read
a small group of peers so that you get multiple eyes weekly assignments. Share your work, hear it read
and discuss published examples, write your own,
on each stage of your draft. aloud and get feedback. All levels.
and share feedback with peers.
24274 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-8:20pm 23135 Sylvania TCB 214 6:30pm-8:20pm
24589 Remote ZOOM 6pm-7:50pm
Thu 4/20-6/15 Archibald $135
Thu 4/20-6/8 Stein $125
Mon 4/10-5/8 Chelf $75
Bring writing tools. All levels welcome. Bring writing tools.
Bring writing tools.
Fundamentals Movies and Plays Poetry
9WRI 612U Reading& Writing the Wild:
an Exploration of Nature Writing 9WRI 602E Cross It Out: Poetry Revision
Let’s read and write about wilderness and nature, 9WRI 602M Playwriting: Write a Strategies
from our own backyards to the wider world. Discuss 10-minute Play Let’s experiment with ways to revise poetry, by
short stories, essays and poems, and do your own Through discussions, writing exercises, and learning and practicing various techniques. We
weekly writing assignments. Share your work in a readings, explore dramatic structure, character, will look at examples and also work with our own
group reading on the last day of class. conflict and setting. Also examine site-specific and writing. All levels welcome.
24379 Remote ZOOM 5:30pm-6:50pm zoom platform possibilities. By the end, you will
have created a 10-page play. All levels. 23113 SE Campus TABOR 137 6pm-8:50pm
Tue 4/11-5/30 Watson $ 95
Tue 6/6 Ebba $ 35
Bring writing tools. 23134 Remote ZOOM 10am-11:50am Bring writing tools.
You may also like Hawks, Falcons and Eagles on Sun 4/16-5/21 Stein $ 95
page 28 Bring writing tools.
9WRI 620D Writing: Grammar for the Real 9WRI 601Y Elemental Poetry: Connecting
World 9WRI 620G Playwriting: Writer’s Workout with Body and Nature in Writing
Become a better writer by looking at the structure of Begin or finish that play by following your Use elements of water, earth, fire and air, along
your sentences. Learn and practice in a judgment- characters. Discover what motivates them, what with all your senses, to write about your experience
free, relaxed, supportive social atmosphere with conflicts them, and what comprises their deeper in the world around you. We will use collaborative
others who live and write in the real world. For truth. Bring 5-7 written pages each week for and individual writing, discussion and readings to
anyone who is fairly fluent in English. feedback and discussion. All levels welcome. explore poetry. All levels welcome.
24695 CLIMB Center CLIMB 306 10am-11:50am 24802 Remote ZOOM 3pm-5:20pm 24363 SE Campus TABOR 124 10am-11:50am
Sat 4/8-6/17 Naas $145 Sun 4/16-6/11 Stein $145 Sat 4/15-5/13 Ebba $75
No class 5/27. No class 5/28. Bring writing tools. Field trips during class 4/22, 5/6.
Writing
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Arts PCC
Jenny Forrester
Senior Studies
(memoir/creative nonfiction)
9WRI 620J Liminal Spaces: Poetry of jennifer.forrester@pcc.edu
Transitions Availability: Fri-Mon, 9am-6pm
Poetry is often turned to during times of change,
be it personal or global. We will read poetry and
engage in writing prompts meant to examine
Jenny has been published in a variety of places and
has taught a variety of literary forms online and in Institute
Spring 2023
spaces of change, and discuss poetry as a tool of person.
transformation. All levels welcome.
Katie Borak Watson
24276 Remote ZOOM 7pm-8:50pm (short stories, essays, flash fiction, queer stories, Are you an older adult who enjoys learning,
Wed 5/10-6/14 Ebba $ 95 nature writing) lively discussions, and meeting interesting
Bring writing tools. kathryn.watson1@pcc.edu new people? Join us at the all-volunteer
Availability: Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm Senior Studies Institute, a part of PCC for
Katie seeks unexplored avenues in your writing, 30+ years. Any older adult is welcome to
asks questions, and works through rough patches join the more than 220 SSI (Senior Studies
9WRI 602G National
Poetry Writing or roadblocks with you. In their own writing Katie Institute) members who share their interests.
Month: A Daily Writing Practice makes short erasure poems as well as long The following are among our weekly offerings
Write a poem a day for National Poetry Writing stories about icebergs, fanaticism, subverting the (see “Class Schedule” on our website that
Month (April). This class will provide writing patriarchy, and the sea. lists full descriptions). Please note that SSI
prompts, tips, inspiration and accountability as you
activities are not accredited.
tackle this project. We will share work and create
poetry chapbooks. All levels welcome. 1-On-1 Writing Coaching • Streaming educational courses
22861 Remote ZOOM 7pm-8:20pm Packages • Current Events discussions
Wed 4/5-5/3 Ebba $ 59 Whether you have a particular project in mind or just
Prompts emailed prior to class so you can start on April 1. want to get your writing juices flowing, working with • Poetry Fun and play readings
a writing coach can help you focus and get work on
the page. With regular meetings and assignments, • Book and Film study groups
9WRI 600S Poetry Tastings: A Sampling develop discipline and dig in. • 2-hour, standalone classes, given by SSI
of Form members and/or outside presenters,
Want to try your hand at a variety of poetic forms? 9WRI 601A 1-On-1 Writing Coaching: such as “Before Broadway: American
Read, write and share in this poetry workshop 3 Session Package Musical Theater From Colonial Days
focusing trying out a wide variety of forms both to 1900”, “Forests Burn: One Family's
contemporary and traditional from around the world. 22575 Remote 4/3-6/17 Ebba $135
Preparation For And Recovery From
24275 Remote ZOOM 7pm-8:20pm
22907 Remote 4/3-6/17 Forrester $135 The Bootleg Fire”, “Russia and
Mon 4/10-5/1 Ebba $ 49 22919 Remote 4/3-6/17 Watson $135 Ukraine's War: How Did It Start and
Bring writing tools. Where Will It lead?”, “Georgia O'Keefe,
American Modernist Artist”, “Do You
9WRI 612G 1-On-1
Writing Coaching: Love a Mystery?” and “Homeless
1-On-1 Writing Coaching 5 Session Package
22214 Remote 4/3-6/17 Ebba $ 225
Success Story: Bybee Lakes Home
Center” - just to name a few.
Sessions last 45 minutes. Your instructor
will contact you by the first week of term 22908 Remote 4/3-6/17 Forrester $ 225 The majority of SSI activities are currently
to schedule. Use your sessions within the 22920 Remote 4/3-6/17 Watson $ 225 being held in a virtual, online (Zoom)
term; no refunds for unused sessions. environment. This format allows us to
Individual sessions must be canceled with your continue providing opportunities for life-long
instructor 24 hours in advance; otherwise the
session is counted against your package total. Online Ed2Go learning while ensuring the safety and health
of our members. Now that covid restrictions
You must be registered before participating in a
writing session. Writing Classes have been lifted, in-person activities are
being offered on a limited basis. Most in-
If you want to drop, you must do so online via person class are also available via zoom.
MyPCC or by contacting a Registration office Schedule:
All information is published in our weekly
within six calendar days after the start of the term. Classes begin monthly with twice-weekly lesson
plans. Lessons are released on the following
newsletter to members.
No drops or refunds on partially used coaching
packages. schedule for spring term: SSI membership is only $40 a year per
4/12-6/2 ‧ 5/17-7/7 person (or $70 per couple). As a member,
Review the complete refund/drop policy on page 4.
you can attend as few or as many events as
Cost:
you wish, whenever you wish . . . No tests, no
Instructor Profiles and Availability ‧ $109 fee
grades, and no college experience necessary
Register: — just a desire to learn and make new
‧ To register, pay, and access your course on the friends! You are welcome to attend any two
Angie Ebba
start date visit: ed2go.com/portlandcc activities as a guest before deciding whether
(poetry, publishing, zines, chapbooks, queer writing,
writing about health disability) Classes Offered Include: to join.
angie.ebba@pcc.edu ‧ Beginning Writer’s Workshop Interested? More information about SSI is
Availability: Mon-Fri, 10am-7pm ‧ Writing Essentials available at our website: www.ssipdx.org.
Angie asks questions, explores techniques, and ‧ Grammar Refresher Level 1, Level 2
provides feedback to help you produce your best ‧ The Keys to Effective Editing Questions? Please email or call SSI
writing based on personal goals. She believes in the ‧ The Craft of Magazine Writing Membership: SSIMembership2@gmail.com
power of writing to help understand ourselves, build or 503-941-5020.
connections, and create change. She publishes
poetry, essays, and zines in print and online, and is ssipdx.org
a performance artist.
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Create virtual tours and field trips with Google
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Earth. Add photos and text to each location. Include
educational activities if you’d like. You can even build
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and Finance
Career Skills
Joseph’s experience is vast as both a professor and expand your delivery skills, increase confidence,
an author in the subject of public speaking. At and manage nervousness.
Princeton University, Joseph was an instructor in
mindfulness studies and a trainer in leadership. He 9RCS 619N 1-On-1 Public Speaking
1-On-1 Public Speaking Coaching: 3 Session Package
was also a professor of Public Speaking at Osaka
Metropolitan University in Japan. In Tokyo, he
Coaching
directed Japan’s first international executive speech 22906 Remote 4/3-6/17 Britton $135
training company. Joseph is now currently a speech 22370 Remote 4/3-6/17 Wendel $135
coach using mindfulness and excited to work with
Contact instructor before registering to
students to improve their skills.
insure fit. 9RCS 619O 1-On-1
Public Speaking
Sessions last 45 minutes. Expect Sue Wendel Coaching: 5 Session Package
additional materials costs. Use sessions sue.wendel@pcc.edu
within the term; no refunds for unused sessions. 22369 Remote 4/3-6/17 Britton $ 225
Availability: Tue-Thu, 3pm-5pm
Individual sessions must be canceled with your 22922 Remote 4/3-6/17 Wendel $ 225
instructor 24 hours in advance; otherwise the Sue will work with you to set goals with each
Communication
session is counted against your package total. You session tailored to meet your needs. Sue enjoys
must be registered before participating in a session. helping students sharpen their presentation and
If you want to drop, you must do so online via public speaking skills, bringing years of experience
MyPCC or by contacting a Registration office coaching individuals, educators and business
within six calendar days after the start of the term. speakers. Sue attained the highest ranking in
No drops or refunds on partially used packages. Toastmasters International, and holds a Masters in 9CAR 601Q Impromptu Speaking Basics
Communication from Portland State University. Ever feel tongue-tied at a meeting or social
Review the complete refund/drop policy on page 4. occasion? In this class we’ll learn how to speak or
respond on the spot with just a little preparation.
Instructor Profile and Availability 1-On-1 Public Speaking We’ll share and practice our responses with each
Coaching Packages other in a fun and supportive environment.
Joseph Britton Want to enhance and energize your public speaking 24655 Remote ZOOM 7pm-8:20pm
joseph.britton1@pcc.edu and presentation skills? With sessions that are Thu 4/13-4/27 Wendel $ 45
Availability: Tues/Thu/Fri, 10am-12pm, tailored to your specific goals, 1-on-1 public You may also like Personal Storytelling
1:15pm-3:15pm, 5pm-5:45pm speaking coaching is an excellent way to build and Introduction on page 9
Class Locations: pages 53 | Class Subject Index: page 54 | Have a question? Email communityed@pcc.edu or call 971-722-6266 17pcc.edu/communityed ︱ 971-722-6266 ︱ @PCCcommunityed
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Online Ed2Go Career Skills Classes,
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Career Skills Classes
Skills and
‧ Leadership
‧ Start a Consulting Practice
Schedule: ‧ Business Analysis
Technology
Classes begin monthly with twice-weekly lesson ‧ Business Communication
plans. Lessons are released on the following
schedule for spring term:
4/12-6/2 ‧ 5/17-7/7
Online Ed2Go
Register: Careers Classes 9CAR 600B Drone Pilot Basics
‧ To register, pay, and access your course on the Learn drone technology and techniques for aerial
start date visit: ed2go.com/portlandcc Schedule: photography/videography, mapping, 3D modeling
Classes begin monthly with twice-weekly lesson and other applications. The class will also help
Classes Offered Include: plans. Lessons are released on the following prepare for the FAA safety and remote pilot tests.
‧ Effective Business Writing schedule for spring term:
22204 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-8:20pm
‧ Keys Effective Communication 4/12-6/2 ‧ 5/17-7/7 Thu 5/4-5/25 Stephens $ 99
‧ Fundamentals of Supervision/Management 1
‧ Mastering Public Speaking Register:
‧ Writing for ESL ‧ To register, pay, and access your course on the 9COM 600G Drone Photography and
start date visit: ed2go.com/portlandcc
‧ Business Analysis Videography
‧ A to Z Grant Writing Classes Offered Include: Plan, fly, shoot and edit aerial photos and video with
‧ Get Grants! ‧ Vet Assistant Exploration 1 small drones. This course provides instruction on
‧ Administrative Assistant Fundamentals ‧ Using Social Media for Business drone photography and videography for recreational
‧ Accounting Fundamentals ‧ Start Your Own Small Business and professional applications.
‧ Accounting Fundamentals: Level 2 ‧ Explore a Career in Nursing 22205 Remote ZOOM 6:30pm-8:20pm
‧ Fundamentals of Supervision/Management 1 ‧ Marketing Small Business Mon 5/1-5/22 Stephens $ 99
‧ Computer Skills for the Workplace ‧ Operating a Home Based Business Drone Pilot Basics is recommended.
‧ PMP Cert Prep 1 ‧ Start Your Own Arts and Craft Business
‧ Project Management Fundamentals ‧ Starting a Nonprofit 9COM 610M Google Drive, Docs and Apps
Explore Google Drive, Google Docs including
Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms and other fun Google
apps. You’ll understand how sharing and different
permissions work and how to store your files and
folders in Google (Cloud) Drive.
22179 SE Campus TABOR 111 11am-12:20pm
Sat 5/6-5/27 Wahlke $ 89
9COM 613V Create a Free Blog with
Google Blogger
Share your knowledge and experience, or
interesting facts, news and events. Google Blogger
has various layouts and themes which you can use
to create your blog. A Gmail account, such as your
PCC student account, is required.
24653 Remote ZOOM 7pm-8:20pm
Mon 5/1-5/8 Podany $ 49
More info: zita.podany@pcc.edu
9COM 613W Create a Virtual Tour or Field
Trip with Google Earth
Create virtual tours and field trips with Google
Earth. Add photos and text to each location. Include
educational activities if you’d like. You can even
build a tour with your vacation photos. Share with
specific people or go public.
24650 Remote ZOOM 7pm-8:20pm
Thu 5/11-5/18 Podany $ 49
Familiarity with Google Drive and Gmail is helpful.
Senior Discount
If you are 62 years old or older, you are
eligible for a 50% tuition discount!
Drone Pilot Basics More info: pcc.edu/senior
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