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Southwestern Oregon Community College • Winter Term 2022
WINTER TERM
STARTS
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COLLEGE NEWS AND COMMUNITY CLASSES
What does the future
of Forestry look like?
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Southwestern Oregon Community College • Winter Term 2022
New Interim Director takes the helm of Southwestern’s
Small Business Development Center
It all started with a love course work, advised small business owners, and facilitated
for Greek food. That’s “Peer to Peer” mentor groups. She did this for over 13 years
how Ruthie Painter in the Ashland/Medford area, working with Rogue Community
found her way into College, as well.
the restaurant world
Eight years ago, they moved to Bandon and she began her
and a lifelong career
association with Southwestern’s SBDC and Arlene Soto, the
as a business owner,
director at the time. For the last three years Painter has been
entrepreneur, and
commuting to Southwestern’s campus in Brookings to work with
mentor. Now she’s
business owners in Curry county. “I worked with some incredible
bringing that expertise
clients in Curry,” says Painter. One sprang to mind because
to Southwestern’s Small
Business Development it challenged her normal way of working with people. “This
Center (SBDC) as the particular client just needed me to work in a different way than
new director. what I was used to. I had to adapt, change, and keep convincing
him along the way that he could do this.” The result was one of
When Ruthie Painter the most innovative business plans she’d ever helped develop.
opened The Greek
Isle, she was one of the original tenants of the 5th Street Public Painter’s background in start-up, expansion, and leasing
Market in Eugene. All she had were some great recipes and practices has served her clients well. “I’m good at systems. I
a burning desire to see the business succeed. And it did! The can analyze an existing system, break it down, and rebuilt it so
Greek Isle became one of the most popular restaurants in the it’s better. I love people, I love collaboration, and I love building
market’s food court. collaborative teams!”
After selling the restaurant, and a brief move to Hawaii, Painter Interested in tapping into this great resource called Ruthie
and her husband landed in Ashland where she quickly took up Painter? Make an appointment to meet with her (face-to-face or
with Southern Oregon University (SOU) and became an advisor over Zoom) or join the Small Business Management course now
for the SBDC associated with SOU. While there she developed in progress.
Southwestern Small Business Development Center ● 541-840-4201 ● ruth.painter@socc.edu
GEOLOGY LECTURE SERIES Physics & Astronomy
The 17th Annual Cascadia
Anniversary Lecture
FRE eL cture Series
7:00 pm, Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Dr. Chris Goldfinger (Oregon State University) Oregon’s First Satellite Update
FRE
Jan. 13, 2022 at 6:30pm
Lessons at the School of Hard Knocks Andrew Greenber, Portland State University
From the ozone hole to global climate change Apollo 14 and Coos Bay’s NASA Legacy
7:00 pm, Tuesday, February 8, 2022
Dr. Sean Davis (NOAA)
Feb. 3, 2022 at 6:30pm
Dr. Aaron Coyner, Professor of Physics at Southwestern
Lectures are free and streamed live In-person on the Coos Campus, 1988 Newmark Ave.
from www.socc.edu via Livestream. Venue TBD. Covid-19 state mandates will be enforced.
All talks are archived for future viewing. Watch from home at www.socc.edu via Livestream.
For more information contact Dr. Ron Metzger For more information contact Dr. Aaron Coyner
541-888-7216 | rmetzger@socc.edu 541-888-7244 | aaron.coyner@socc.edu
SOUTHWESTERN OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
TRIO Student Support Services provides FREE services including: For more information
● Tutoring ● Advising
or to see if you qualify
● Transfer Planning ● Career Counseling
● Private Study Area ● Financial Aid/Scholarship Assistance call us at 541-888-7419.
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES The Student Support Services (SSS) program is one of the TRIO projects funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Division of Special Services for the Disadvantaged, Title IV, Higher Education Act of 1965. 100-percent of annual program costs ($346,835) are provided through a grant by the U.S. Department of Education.
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‘If you dream it, you can achieve it’
Forest industry wants trained professionals
– STATS –
evelop brochures for SWOCC’s forestry
d $71, 325
programs. She met with students con- Average annual southwestern
sidering the forestry program and made Oregon Forester wage
a presentation to eighth-graders. All the
while, Tasha forwarded opportunities for $41,661
internships and job shadowing to help Average annual Forest Technician
Quinn succeed. wage
“Tasha was amazing. She did a great job 3.9% & 3.6%
adapting and rising to the challenge of Projected increase in Forester and
what COVID presented,” Quinn said. “She Forest Tech jobs here
was always there answering questions.”
79 & 252
Annual statewide Forester and
Job connections Forest Tech job openings
Most forestry companies want students
with a four-year degree, but not everyone Innovating
starts there. A networker, Quinn became
involved in the Coos County Chapter for Southwestern has pledged to provide
Oregon Women in Timber. She graduated exceptional teaching and engaging
in June and got a seasonal job with the space. Delivering on that promise, this
Coquille Watershed Association as a weed fall we opened the new $25 million
technician. Umpqua Hall. Walk into our top-notch
health and science labs, and you’ll
While doing that work, she took a webinar see busy students. Engaged students.
and learned about Sudden Oak Death, a Diverse people experimenting and
pathogen killing trees and bushes in Curry learning together.
County. She got to talking with Oregon
State University Extension Service staff, We aren’t stopping there. We soon
and mentioned there is nothing on social will transform our former lab buildings
media about the problem. It was not long – Coaledo and Sumner Halls – giving
Quinn Allen before Quinn was producing content for
Extension staff to post to social media and
them new life for decades to come.
The college will invest $5.5 million to
creating an info-graphic on the issue for renovate for a new cybersecurity area
Why not do something you love and make
landowners. and updated dental assisting lab. We’ll
a career out of it? Quinn Allen asked her-
have new classrooms for fire science
self that question a couple years ago. She About that networking? Through SWOCC, and criminal justice.
was doing fine with a 15-year career in the Quinn connected with Pro Forestry
restaurant industry, but she was ready to Consulting in Coos Bay and landed a job.
try something new. Why not, right? She soon will be training to become a
timber cruiser, her dream all along.
“I’ve always had a huge love for forests.
I was born and raised in Oregon and I’m “I’m so much happier outside in the field, in
very proud of our forests,” she said. the forest,” she said.
Quinn lives in Port Orford, and thought Quinn, who always seems to be smiling,
about going to community college. She takes that happiness home to her 6-year-
flipped through SWOCC’s certificate old son, who “gets to see Mom happy.”
and degree options. A forestry certificate
looked good. She leaped forward, knowing These days, she comes home from work Our forestry and natural resources pro-
she could complete entry-level training in tired, a good tired. She plans to stay gram will have a new home -- and more.
one year and keep working full-time. involved with Oregon Women in Timber. With support of a Mogan Foundation
And, this year she returned to one of grant, we are hiring new faculty to
SWOCC’s forestry classes as a guest expand our teaching and explore op-
Hands-on experience speaker to encourage others to stay on the portunities to evolve our curriculum and
path to their careers in forestry. increase partnerships with industry and
At a small college, there are many op- university partners.
portunities to learn and get involved. “The forest industry does really need more
Quinn took advantage of an internship with people in it, up and coming people,” Quinn World class education? We are making
forestry instructor Tasha Livingstone to said. it happen at Southwestern.
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Workforce & Job Trainings
FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES - COOS CAMPUS
To register: Call 541-888-7352 ● Email firststop@socc.edu ● Visit our office in Stensland Hall
Job Training Maritime Job Training
RE 0100 01 REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSE COURSE
This accelerated course prepares you to qualify for the Oregon Real Estate
Broker’s License Exam in 10 weeks. A hybrid course, combining live lecture
with 150-hour online home study. The course and instructor are certified by
the OREA. For more information contact Stacey Harrison at 503-551-4467 or
stacy@sts.careers. Instructor: Debra Roth
Location: Newmark 201 Cost: $695
Day: Tue 1/4-3/8 Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm
A study session will be held Saturday 3/12 from 9am-5pm in Newmark 201. Maritime Trainings resulting in
USCG recognized credentials –
HE 0509 STANDARD FIRST AID & CPR/AED
This American Heart Association course follows the International Liaison completed quickly and locally!
Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) standards and OSHA requirements
to prepare the student with knowledge, skills, and techniques necessary to
recognize and provide care in first aid, respiratory and cardiac emergencies. Start with an entry level course
Instructor: Mike Will
Location: Newmark 201 Cost: $75
such as Able Seaman.
HE 0509 03 Day: Fri 1/21 Time: 8:30am-12:30pm
HE 0509 04 Day: Fri 2/18 Time: 8:30am-12:30pm
Upgrade courses available for mariners
such as Master/Mate Fishing Vessel
HE 0533 02 AHA BLS HEALTHCARE PROVIDER and Combined Radar & ARPA.
This American Heart Association basic life support course teaches health-
care professionals how to perform CPR on victims of all ages, as well as oth-
er lifesaving skills, in a wide variety of in-hospital and out-of-hospital settings.
Instructor: Mike Will For a complete list of courses & dates visit:
Location: Newmark 201 Cost: $100
Day: Fri 3/18 Time: 8:30am-12:30pm columbiapacificmaritime.com
WKFC 0525 PLUMBER APPRENTICESHIP For information call 503-841-6066
Plumber apprentices are in need! Guidance on the apprenticeship applica-
tion process is available as well as local trainings. For information please
All classes take place at the Newmark Center.
contact Randall Tyle at 541-344-6473 or mid-oregon@aol.com.
ONLINE JOB TRAINING COURSES
IND 4100 02 TRAFFIC CONTROL FLAGGER CHILD CARE PROVIDER TRAININGS
CERTIFICATION Southwestern childcare provider classes are offered through CARE
Motivated participants can complete this course in a day! This training is an Connections Child Care Resource & Referral. Classes are now being offered
ODOT approved, safety training course covering the requirements for flag- online. Please call to inquire and/or to register at 541-888-7957.
gers and approved techniques for moving traffic cautiously and consistently The following classes are currently being offered:
through work zones. Must be over 18. The class book is included in the cost; ● Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) Child Care Orientation*
this book is needed to complete the training and is mailed to you. You will re- ● Introduction to Registered Family Part 2*
ceive necessary credentials for employment upon successful completion. ● Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect (RRCAN)
Instructor: Michelle Holifield ● Introduction to Child Care Health and Safety (ICCHS)
Location: Online - On Demand Cost: $145
*These trainings have an online component that must be completed prior to
taking this course.
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Check out these short-term, online, on-demand
job training programs that will get you the skills
that are in high demand by employers.
To register for these courses call Anna Cole at 541-888-7328.
Complete AH 0505 CERTIFIED PHYSICAL CIS 0505 COMPTIA IT FUNDAMENTALS
all these THERAPY AIDE Learn to identify and understand the purpose of computer components.
In this course you will learn the role, responsi- Define and identify basic security threats. Testing voucher included to take
trainings bilities, and qualifications of the certified physi- CompTIA’s CompTIA IT Fundamentals FC0-U61 Certification exam upon
quickly and cal therapy aide in various healthcare settings. successful completion of the course.
36 weeks access Cost: $1995 26 weeks access Cost: $895 Hours: 100
on your own Hours: 190
schedule. CIS 0510 COMPTIA NETWORK+
Learn to install, configure, and differentiate between common network devic-
es, routing protocols, computer forensic practices, and addressing and cloud
computing technologies. Testing voucher of CompTIA’s CompTIA Network+
certification exam after successful completion of the course.
26 weeks access Cost: $1695 Hours: 110
CIS 0520 COMPTIA SECURITY+
Learn to perform network design security, risk calculations, penetration test-
ing, and risk management. Implement device security, wireless security, stat-
ic environment security, secure authentication methods, and authorization
models. Testing voucher included to take CompTIA’s CompTIA™ Security+
Exam SY0-601 and become compliant to Department of Defense (DoD) Di-
AH 0510 CERTIFIED MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE rective 8570 upon successful completion of the course.
ASSISTANT 24 weeks access Cost: $1695 Hours: 80
Master multitasking as it relates to scheduling appointments, processing
insurance requests, maintaining records and corresponding with patients. CIS 0530 SYSTEMS SECURITY CERTIFIED
26 weeks access Cost: $1495 Hours: 160
PRACTITIONER
Learn to understand the dynamics of data communication, identify and
BA 0515 CERTIFIED ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL mitigate malicious codes such as viruses, Trojans, logic bombs, social
This course prepares you to take the CAP exam offered by the International engineering, insider threats, data theft, DDoS, spoofing, Phishing, Pharm-
Association of Administrative Professionals, and provides you with the es- ing, and spam. Testing voucher to take (ISC)2’s Systems Security Certified
sential skills and knowledge to effectively work as an administrative assis- Practitioner exam upon successful completion of the course.
tant. 26 weeks access Cost: $1595 Hours: 80
24 weeks access Cost: $1695 Hours: 90
IND 0505 HVAC/R TECHNICIAN
BA 0520 CALL CENTER REPRESENTATIVE Learn to properly install and put into opera-
In this course, you will learn the departmental functions within contact cen- tion air-conditioning systems. Troubleshoot FOR A
ters and the metrics associated with performance. mechanical and electrical problems in
12 weeks access Cost: $595 Hours: 19 air-conditioning and heat pump
COMPLETE LIST
systems. Testing OF COURSES VISIT:
BA 0525 CALL CENTER SUPERVISOR voucher included
www.socc.edu/
Learn the essentials for supervising and leading call center teams, including to take HVAC Ex-
performance management, time management, and coaching techniques. cellence’s EPA workforce-
26 weeks access Cost: $2195 Hours: 45 608 Certifica- development
tion – HVAC
BA 0530 CALL CENTER MANAGER Excellence Or call us!
26 weeks access Cost: $2995 Hours: 55 Exam upon
successful
IND 0510 FREIGHT BROKER/AGENT completion.
Learn to use the documents and software common to this industry, transpor- 52 weeks
tation law, insurance, and agreements and contracts. How to set up and run access
your business, including recordkeeping, determining quotes, and negotiation Cost: $2895
and marketing techniques. Hours: 162
26 weeks access Cost: $1895 Hours: 180
541-888-7328
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Southwestern Oregon Community College • Winter Term 2022
Community Education
Southwestern’s Community Education offers life-long learning and personal enrichment opportunities to the community. Non-credit classes are provided by
qualified instructors from our community. Course and section numbers are located before course title. Winter term classes are 11 weeks long lasting from
January 4 to March 17 unless otherwise indicated by a date(s).
FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES - COOS CAMPUS
To register: Call 541-888-7352 ● Email firststop@socc.edu ● Visit our office in Stensland Hall
The Arts Fitness & Recreation
ART 0130 01 NATURAL FIBER PE 0517 01 JUDO
NEW CROCHETED BEANIE Guides students through basic skill development in the fundamentals all the
Learn the benefits of natural fibers (wool and mohair), how to crochet and way through the advanced skills and techniques of Judo. Students will de-
finish a beanie, and how to care for their finished fiber art after use. Materials velop their knowledge and understanding of Judo and the benefits towards
and equipment provided. Each person will complete a beanie within the time implementing it as an ideal form of physical exercise, character building and
frame of the class. An overview of processing the natural fibers from raw a reliable system of self-defense. Instructor: Clayton Willett
fleece to yarn will also be provided. Instructor: Kristi Kistner Location: Prosper Hall Mat Room 3 Cost: $75
Location: Eden 7 Cost: $85 Days: Tue, Thur Time: 7:00pm-8:30pm
Day: Sat 2/26 & 3/12 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm
PE 0518 01 KARATE
Introduces students to basic skill development in the fundamentals all the
NEW ART 0144 01 YARN DYEING way through the advanced skills and techniques of Karate. Students will de-
Learn the benefits of natural fibers (wool and mohair) and processing the velop their knowledge and understanding of Karate and the benefits towards
natural fibers from raw fleece into yarn. The focus of the class will be hand- implementing it as an ideal form of physical exercise, character building and
dyeing hand-spun yarn. How to finish the dyed yarn for use in crochet or a reliable system of self-defense. Instructor: Clayton Willett
knitting projects will also be covered. Materials and equipment provided. Location: Prosper Hall Mat Room 3 Cost: $75
Instructor: Kristi Kistner Days: Mon, Wed Time: 7:00pm-8:30pm
Location: Eden 7 Cost: $99
Day: Sat 2/12 Time: 9:00am-1:00pm PE 0201 01 BELLY DANCE
Belly Dance has long been admired as a form of dance that is sensual, excit-
ing, uplifting, healing, and fun! This class gives you the understanding of ba-
NEW ART 0137 01 YARN SPINNING sic belly dance technique, posturing, language, move execution and it helps
The focus of this class is fiber preparation prior to spinning and then spinning you to build necessary strength. Some use of finger cymbals or veil may be
yarn with a drop spindle. How to finish hand-spun yarn for use in crochet covered as the course progresses. Instructor: Zendra Tams
or knitting projects will also be covered. Materials and equipment provided. Location: Rec Center 131 Cost: $85
Instructor: Kristi Kistner Days: Mon Time: 6:00pm-7:00pm
Location: Eden 7 Cost: $95
Day: Sat 1/22 & 1/29 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm PE 0410 01 CHILDREN’S JUDO
Judo focuses on throwing and grappling techniques where execution is
based on balance, leverage and agility. This course is designed to introduce
ART 0257 01 CERAMICS BASICS students age 6-15 to the fundamentals of Judo. Instructor: Rob Schab
Explore in a studio setting the art of working in clay. In this course, students
Location: Prosper Hall Mat Room 3 Cost: $65
are guided to develop skills with hand-building and wheel-throwing tech-
Days: Tue, Thur Time: 6:00pm-7:00pm
niques. Perfect for beginning and intermediate potters.
Instructor: Annie Pollard
Location: Eden 5 Cost: $129 PE 0507 01 YOGA FOR HEALTH – BEGINNER
Day: Tue Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm Restorative, therapeutic yoga practice safe and comfortable. Improve pos-
ture, balance, strength, flexibility and stress reduction while calming and
quieting the mind. Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Hatha yoga styles are practiced with
props for comfort and safety. Yoga mats, blocks, straps, and foam rollers will
Special Interest not be provided. Patrons may bring their own.
Location: Rec Center Room 121
Day: Mon
Instructor: Linda Laverty
Cost: $69
Time: 1:00pm-2:30pm
GS 0150 01 EVERYDAY WEATHER PE 0506 01 YOGA FOR HEALTH – INTERMEDIATE
This course will cover the basics of several aspects of weather, including A more challenging yoga practice with benefits of restorative and therapeutic
global atmospheric circulations, fronts, cloud types, precipitation formation, results for improved posture, balance, strength, flexibility and stress reduc-
and how to interpret readily internet-available weather charts, radar and sat- tion, while calming and quieting the mind. Yoga mats, blocks, straps, and
ellite imagery. foam rollers will not be provided. Patrons may bring their own.
Instructor: Brenda Belongie Instructor: Linda Laverty
Location: Newmark 201 Cost: $65 Location: Rec Center 121 Cost: $69
Day: Sat 1/8-2/12 Time: 10:00am-12:00pm Day: Wed Time: 1:00pm-2:30pm
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COOKING
CRT 0145 01 THE SECRET’S IN THE SAUCE!
Do you want to learn how to make a killer sauce to compliment any meal? In
NEW CRT 0129 01 VEGAN COOKING
this course you will learn to make a variety of sauces that the chef has cho- What is more beautiful that the vibrant colors of nature made fruits and vege-
sen to explore. The possibilities range from the five classical grand sauces tables? Come learn about vegan cooking! This course will cover such things
that are the basis for most other sauces; béchamel, velouté, brown or esp- as the benefits, sourcing, variety, basic flavor combinations, and amazing
agnole sauce, tomato sauce, and hollandaise. recipes that will leave you yearning for more. For persons new to vegan
Instructor: Randy Torres eating Laura is sure to delight your taste buds, you may even find yourself
Location: OCCI 121 Cost: $85 considering a lifestyle change. Those of you who are already eating vegan
Day: Sat 1/22 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm you will also benefit from this course. Give yourself some new ideas and
share thoughts with your expert Chef on how to revamp some of your cur-
rent recipes.
CRT 0140 01 SOUP DU JOUR Instructor: Laura Williams
This class will explore a surprise soup chosen by one of our chefs. The Location: OCCI 121 Cost: $85
soup will either be a clear or thick soup. Clear soups include flavored stocks, Day: Sat 3/5 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm
broths, and consommés, and include soups such as chicken noodle soup
and French onion soup. Thick soups include cream and purée soups, such
as bisques or cream of tomato soup. Stock or broth is the basic ingredient Please Note: As a safety precaution all students attending cooking classes
in clear soups. must wear pants and closed toe shoes. Menu items are subject to change
Instructor: Randy Torres based on availability, costs, and shipping times. Due to this we are unable
Location: OCCI 121 Cost: $85 to provide specific information on the dishes that will be created prior to the
Day: Sat 2/26 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm day of class.
ONLINE COMMUNITY CLASSES
These online courses are accessed through mylakerlink.socc.edu.
After registering, log into myLakerLink and click on eLearning Courses under Quick Links for access to your class.
WR 0100 65 WRITING YOUR AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Special Interest Who better to tell your story than YOU? Come and learn how to put together
all of your stories into a book. Your autobiography is sure to be something
cherished. This course will introduce you to the techniques of writing an au-
NEW CE 0205 01 ART AND THE BRAIN tobiography. Instruction will include method, style, and organization. You will
collaborate with your classmates and the instructor in class in order to de-
Art is definitional of what it is to be human. Our ability to appreciate or make velop writing techniques. Instructor: Sally Harrold
art hinges on personal characteristics and cultural preferences. This course Location: Live Online Zoom Cost: $105
explores some important perceptual and cognitive foundations that give rise Day: Monday Time: 1:30pm-4:00pm
to aesthetic preferences and choices. For example, are there any differences
in: crafting compositions in left- versus right handers; how children of vari-
ous ages represent “reality”; or what each cerebral hemisphere “sees” and
“feels”?
Location: Live Online Zoom
Instructor: George Conesa
Cost: $109
Fitness
Day: Sat 1/8-3/12 Time: 10:00am-12:00pm PE 0503 65 PILATES® EXERCISE
Pilates® is a body conditioning routine that helps build flexibility, muscle
strength, and endurance in the legs, abdominals, arms, hips, and back. It
ENG 0110 01 POETRY puts emphasis on spinal and pelvic alignment, breathing, and developing a
In this course students will explore and examine classic poets such as Emily
strong core, as well as improving coordination and balance.
Dickinson, William Wordsworth and John Milton through discussion posts,
Instructor: Melissa Loudenbeck
close-reading exercises and practice exercises. Get to know the major com-
Location: Online-On Demand Cost: $103.50
ponents of poetry, understand structure and learn how to identify stanza and
rhyme formats. Designed to engage students in riveting and educational
discussion to increase their understanding and awareness of the major ele- PE 0535 65 DANCE FITNESS
ments present in poetry as they create their own works, displaying what they Dance Fitness fuses fitness, entertainment and culture into an addictive
have learned. Optional bi-weekly Zoom sessions included. dance-fitness class. The course utilizes the principles of fitness interval train-
Instructor: Tyana Brown ing and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning, and total
Location: Online-On Demand Cost: $99 body toning. It is a way of mixing body sculpting movements with easy-to-
follow dance steps. Inspired by fun and upbeat dance music, using a variety
of dance styles in the routines. Instructor: Melissa Loudenbeck
ENG 0105 65 SHAKESPEARE Location: Online-On Demand Cost: $103.50
This course introduces students to the plays of William Shakespeare. Stu-
dents will explore and examine major themes and genres (such as comedy,
romance, tragedy and history) present within his plays through discussion PE 0505 65 TURBO KICK
posts and close-reading exercises. Get to know main characters, understand Turbo Kick is a combination of kickboxing moves, as well as a unique blend
plot structure and learn how to interpret his plays. Designed to engage stu- of interval strength and endurance training all perfectly choreographed to
dents in riveting and educational discussion to increase their understanding high energy and motivating music. It’s the ultimate cardiovascular challenge
and awareness of the major elements present in Shakespeare’s work. Op- that is perfect for the high-level athlete and the exercise novice. Turbo Kick
tional bi-weekly Zoom sessions included. requires no previous kickboxing experience or equipment. It’s high intensity,
Instructor: Tyana Brown fast-paced, and totally addicting! Instructor: Melissa Loudenbeck
Location: Online-On Demand Cost: $99 Location: Online-On Demand Cost: $103.50
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PERIODICALS
SOUTHWESTERN
CURRY CAMPUS
POSTAGE
Oregon Community College PAID AT
1988 Newmark Ave. COOS BAY, OR
Coos Bay, OR 97420 ECRWSS
RESIDENTIAL POSTAL CUSTOMER CLASSES
To register: Call 541-813-1667 ● Email curryfirststop@socc.edu ● Visit us on the Curry Campus
Job Training Fitness
HE 0509 STANDARD FIRST AID & CPR/AED PE 0570 01 LOW IMPACT AEROBICS
This course follows the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (IL- This class uses easy to follow dance steps and rhythmic movements that are
COR) standards and OSHA requirements to prepare the student with knowl- choreographed to upbeat music. This is a fun way to get you moving while
edge, skills, and techniques necessary to recognize and provide care in first improving your cardiovascular system, muscle strength, flexibility, and bal-
aid, respiratory and cardiac emergencies. American Heart Association cards ance, while boosting your overall fitness level. Please bring a matt.
will be issued upon successful completion of the course. Instructor: Mary Whitaker Location: Curry Campus 138A/B
Instructor: Amber Espinoza Day: Tue, Thur Time: 8:30am-9:45am Cost: $63
Location: Curry Campus 137A/B Cost: $75
HE 0509 01 Day: Thur 1/13 Time: 8:30am-12:30pm PE 0504 01 TAI CHI
HE 0509 02 Day: Thur 2/10 Time: 8:30am-12:30pm This is a gentle, relaxed non-sweat, personal exercise (translated as the
“Grand Ultimate”) for any age. The ‘Yang Form’ will be taught along with ‘Chi
HE 0533 01 AHA BLS HEALTHCARE PROVIDER Gwa’ (circulating breath) and ‘Silk Cocoon Chen’ (fine intertwining energy).
This basic life support course teaches healthcare professionals how to per- Instructor: Deane McConnell Location: Curry Campus 137A/B
form CPR on victims of all ages, as well as other lifesaving skills, in a wide Day: Tues Time: 10:00am-11:30am Cost: $63
variety of in-hospital and out-of-hospital settings. American Heart Associa-
tion cards will be issued upon successful completion of the course. PE 0506 02 YOGA FOR HEALTH
Instructor: Amber Espinoza A yoga practice with benefits of restorative and therapeutic results for im-
Location: Curry Campus 137A/B Cost: $100 proved posture, balance, strength, flexibility and stress reduction, while
Day: Thur 3/10 Time: 8:30am-12:30pm calming and quieting the mind. Yoga mats, yoga blocks, yoga straps, and
foam rollers will not be provided. Patrons may bring their own.
Instructor: Glencora Powers Location: Curry Campus 138A/B
Special Interest Day: Mon, Wed Time: 8:30-9:50am Cost: $63
PE 0503 01 PILATES® EXERCISE
WR 0105 01 CREATIVE WRITING & STORY WORLDS Pilates® is a body conditioning routine that helps build flexibility, muscle
This course introduces the theory, techniques, and practice of fiction writing strength, and endurance in the legs, abdominals, arms, hips, and back. It
to the beginning student. Writing exercises, both to take home and to do in puts emphasis on spinal and pelvic alignment, breathing, and developing a
the classroom, complement the discussions, and are critiqued. Part of each strong core, as well as improving coordination and balance. Pilates® is also
week is spent in discussion. helpful in preventing and rehabilitating from injuries, improving posture, and
Instructor: Laec Christensen increasing flexibility, circulation, and balance. Mats, blocks, straps, and foam
Location: Curry Campus 118 Cost: $109 rollers will not be provided. Patrons may bring their own.
Day: Fri 01/07-03/11 Time: 3:00pm-4:55pm Instructor: Glencora Powers Location: Curry Campus 138A/B
Day: Mon, Wed Time: 10:00am-11:00am Cost: $63
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