cal poly extended education winter 2015 catalog

EXTENDED EDUCATIONWinter 2015 Catalog

Extended Education

QUARTER PLUS

STAY ON TRACK, GET AHEAD, OR CATCH UP!

• 5 week sessions (2)

• 8 week session

• 10 week session

RETURNING STUDENTS MAY PARTICIPATE IN QUARTER PLUS, SUMMER 2015!

Take academic credit classes during the last 3 weeks of summer, and still have time for a job, internship,

or fun during the summer!

MORE DETAILS COMING SOON.

SUMMER.CALPOLY.EDU

SUMMER AT CAL POLY

DRAWING AND PAINTING

SLOCAVORE

PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

HEALTH PROFESSIONS

ROSETTA STONE

WINE

KIDS LEARN STEM

OPEN UNIVERSITY

WRITING PROGRAM

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Life & Culture Life & Culture classes offer many ways to stretch your mind, enrich your spirit, and expand your professional life. Prefer the finer things in life, like art and wine? You can explore your inner artist by learning how to sketch and draw faces. You can taste wine and learn more about the wine industry. Planning to travel outside the U.S.? Sign up for a 10-week course in any one of 25 languages offered online through Extended Education’s partnership with Rosetta Stone. For more details and to register online, please check our website: www.extended.calpoly.edu.

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LINE AND WASH PORTRAIT SKETCHING

Learn to sketch and draw faces in pencil as well as how to use loose sketch and wash techniques with water soluble pencil and ink. The class will include a weekly technique presented with a comprehensive demonstration followed by individual practice from your own personal photo sources. Improve your skill in proportions, facial construction, facial features, hair, and clothing.

NCR 9581

INSTRUCTOR Reichert, Tricia

LOCATION Cal Poly TBA

FEE $189 ($169 before 1/12/15)

DATE 2/21/15 – 3/21/15 Saturdays 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

COLOR AND TONAL VALUE

Color and Tonal Value will begin by exploring what tonal value means and how it relates to painting. Through a series of exercises you will learn how to make a tonal pattern for your paintings regardless of the subject matter.

We will expand our examination into color and how it relates to tonal value. You will learn about choosing color schemes, getting the color right, and in the correct places. We will emphasize the planning stage as this is the key to creating paintings that need very little correcting. Finally, you will be applying color and tonal value skills to create a complete painting. Students should select their own subject matter and choice of water-based media (acrylic, gouache, watercolor or watercolor crayons/pencils).

NCR 9567

INSTRUCTOR Reichert, Tricia


FEE $189 ($169 before 12/8/14)

DATE 1/10/15 – 2/14/15 Saturdays 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Life & Culture | Drawing & Painting


CHEESE APPRECIATION

Learn why some cheeses are soft and creamy, while other cheeses are hard and/or grated. This workshop will introduce you to the science and technology of converting fresh milk into edible cheese. Participants will receive an orientation on the history and manufacture of some of the world’s leading cheeses, and an introduction to some local favorites. A hands-on demonstration will illustrate the basic production process, though the intent of the course is an overall appreciation of cheese making, not a practical step-by-step course on how to make cheese. Challenge your taste buds with acidic, earthy, buttery, nutty, and piquant flavors of different cheeses and learn how they came to have their unique flavors!

NCR 9628

INSTRUCTOR Tong, Phillip Jimenez-Flores, Rafael

LOCATION Cal Poly Dairy Unit/ Building 18

FEE $135

DATE 2/21/15 Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

EXPLORING ORGANICS, COMPOST AND SOILS

This workshop will explore the evolution of organic agriculture and the meaning of “organically certified” food. The class will take a closer look at the science and role of soils, provide instruction on how to set up a home composting system, and end with a tour of the Cal Poly Compost Unit, the nation’s largest university composting operation. This will be a great opportunity for consumers, foodies and gardeners alike to gain a better appreciation for the growing interest behind organics, compost and their soil foundation.

NCR 9644

INSTRUCTOR Francis, Hunter


FEE $45

DATE 3/21/15 Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Life & Culture | SLOcavore



Upcoming SLOcavore Workshops

SUMMERWonders of Lavender 6/13/2015

SPRINGSausage Making 5/30/2015

Glorious Grains 5/30/2015 SLOCAVORE.CALPOLY.EDU

ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALSDEV4 E801: $129 2.4 CEUs

CREATING WORDPRESS WEBSITESDEV6 E811: $129 2.4 CEUs

KEYS TO EFFECTIVE EDITINGDEV4 E873: $129 2.4 CEUs

PLEASURES OF POETRYDEV8 E843: $129 2.4 CEUs

PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENTOnline Six Week Classes

Six week Professional Advancement classes are offered online starting every six weeks. These are just a few of the many classes offered in categories such as Accounting & Finance, Writing & Publishing, Language, Computers & Software, Test Preparation, and Lifestyle. Go online for full descriptions and to enroll.

Extended Education

IN YOUR DREAMS

Dreams are alive. Rich with symbols, archetypes, and metaphoric meaning, dreams are an invaluable healing instrument. When understood, dreams can be a pathway to higher consciousness, healed relationships and understanding your blueprint. Dreams possess the power to free you from programmed beliefs, status quo thinking, and false personas. They provide ideas, solutions, and insights.

Learn your personal dream language by practicing dream recall and interpret your dreams to heal your heart, body and life.

• Learn to recall your dreams.

• Examine common dream themes.

• Discover what questions to keep in mind while falling asleep.

• Explore specific “keys” in working with your dreams.

• Recognize your own particular dream language (symbols).

• Examine the various levels of your dreams (i.e., physical, mental, emotional).

NCR 9642

INSTRUCTOR Grace, Laura

LOCATION Cal Poly, TBA

FEE $149 ($129 before 12/7/14)

DATE 1/8/15 – 1/29/15 Thursdays 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Life & Culture | Personal Enrichment


WORLD RELIGIONS LECTURE SERIES

Religions are not objects of curiosity to be perused like artifacts in a museum. Rather, they are lived experiences that provide profound meaning for those within them. Our religious traditions have endured for so many years because they have profoundly touched so many lives. Our study together is ultimately about these people – roughly two thirds of the world population whose lives are inextricably tied to their religious traditions and history. This lecture series not only gives you the facts about religions, but also teaches you to appreciate the internal logic behind their world views and engage some of the common myths and misconceptions for each religion.

• HINDUISM MARCH 10

• BUDDHISM APRIL 14

• CHINESE RELIGIONS MAY 19

Dr. Stephen Lloyd-Moffett is an internationally known Religious Studies scholar and Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Cal Poly. A dynamic, popular community lecturer, he is the recipient of the Cal Poly College of Liberal Arts teaching award and the President’s Community Service Award. Author of Beauty for Ashes: The Spiritual Transformation of a Modern Greek Community and the forthcoming The Soul of Wine: In Vino Sanctus, Professor Lloyd-Moffett holds a M.A. in Religious Studies from University of California, Santa Barbara; Master of Theology from St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary; Ph.D. in Religious Studies from University of California, Santa Barbara.

NCR 9643

INSTRUCTOR Lloyd-Moffett, Stephen


FEE $52/ lecture, ($139 for all 3)

DATE 3/10/15, 4/14/15, 5/19/15 Tuesdays 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

*April and May lectures will open on 2/1/15 for spring registration.



HEALTH PROFESSIONS

CONTINUE OR EXPAND YOUR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

STRENGTHEN YOUR MEDICAL SCHOOL APPLICATION

ADVANCE BEYOND YOUR HEALTH PROFESSION ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE

Extended Education

openuniversity.calpoly.edu


Cal Poly Extended Education has partnered with Rosetta Stone TOTALe™ to provide a ten-week fully interactive, online language-immersion experience. Students can work through up to five levels of proficiency in any of the languages offered and receive online access to Rosetta Stone software to improve speaking, writing, reading and comprehension.

Features include:

• 24/7 access from any Internet connection with any computer or mobile device.

• Live practice sessions with others at the same level, led by a Rosetta Stone native speaking studio coach.

• Access to language games, stories, and interactive chats and conversations with other language learners.

extended.calpoly.edu

FOR CREDIT: $199 (4.6 CEUs)

NOT FOR CREDIT:$169

Language Skills• Brush up

• Practice

• Improve Skills

Earn CEUs

ENROLL ONLINE!• 10-week sessions

• Start class at your convenience

ArabicChinese (Mandarin)DutchEnglish (American)English (British) Filipino (Tagalog)French

GermanGreekHebrewHindiIrishItalianJapanese

KoreanLatinPersian (Farsi)PolishPortuguese (Brazil)RussianSpanish (Latin American)

Spanish (Spain)SwedishTurkishVietnamese

LANGUAGES OFFERED (25 different classes):

Learn a New Language with

ROSETTA STONE

Life and Culture | Wine


INTRODUCTION TO ENOLOGY

Introduction to Enology describes and explains the basic chemistry and microbiology of winemaking to better understand how to make high-quality wines, prevent and address flaws, and improve ageability. Topics will include grape composition and harvest decisions, primary and secondary fermentation processes, spoilage organisms, sanitation procedures, the aging process, barrel dynamics, bottling considerations, flaw correction, fining agents, filtration methods and improving cellar procedures.

WIN1 E863

INSTRUCTOR Macmillan, Craig


FEE $290

DATE 1/13/2015 - 1/29/2015 Tuesdays/Thursdays 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

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1/31/15 Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

CALIFORNIA WINE APPRECIATION

Learn to be a wine connoisseur. Do you know the difference between a Merlot and a Cabernet? This course provides basic knowledge and experience in taste discrimination of a variety of Central Coast and other California wines. Learn the sensory evaluation of various components in wine. The varietal characteristics of wine produced on the Central Coast and in other parts of California are reviewed.

Bring three glasses to each class. Minimum age: 21 years old, must bring photo identification to first class session.

WIN1 E868

INSTRUCTOR Botwin, Michael


FEE $210

DATE 1/7/15 – 2/4/15 Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

EUROPEAN WINE APPRECIATION

Learn how European geography and climate influence wine from different regions. The focus will be on French wines from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone and Southern France plus Loire, Alsace and Champagne. You will also learn about Italian and Spanish wines and discover how European wines differ from those of California. Additionally, you will learn how to read and interpret European wine labels. You should have taken the California Wine Appreciation or another basic wine appreciation course prior to taking this course.

Bring three glasses to each class. Minimum age: 21 years old, must bring photo identification to first class session.

WIN1 E869

INSTRUCTOR Botwin, Michael


FEE $275

DATE 2/11/15 – 3/18/15 Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.


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THEME:

FORENSICSCHOOSE FROM TWO ONE-WEEK SESSIONS:

July 13, 2015July 20, 2015*Registration opens March 23

KIDS LEARN STEM 2015Make your summer plans now!

VISIT THE WEBSITE FOR MORE DETAILS:

KIDSLEARNSTEM.CALPOLY.EDU


THEME:

FORENSICSCHOOSE FROM TWO ONE-WEEK SESSIONS:

July 13, 2015July 20, 2015*Registration opens March 23

KIDS LEARN STEM 2015Make your summer plans now!

VISIT THE WEBSITE FOR MORE DETAILS:

KIDSLEARNSTEM.CALPOLY.EDU

DID YOU KNOW?There is no admission process. OPEN UNIVERSITY is designed just for the general public to have access to Cal Poly classes.

DO NOT MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY!Take Cal Poly academic classes! Try a new field, update your skills, advance toward your degree — all available to the community on a space available basis.

OPEN UNIVERSITY

FOR MORE INFO, VISIT: openuniversity.calpoly.edu

Extended Education

MY NAME IS FRANZ WISNER; and I’ve somehow managed to turn getting dumped into a career. You see, after my fiancée left me just days before our wedding, I took a two-year, 53-country honeymoon with my brother. The result is the New York Times bestseller Honeymoon with My Brother (St. Martin’s Press), a story that’s been featured on The Today Show, Oprah, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, NPR, as well as in Vanity Fair, Redbook, the Los Angeles Times, and publications around the globe.

Writing Program Learn from the best by attending the new, upcoming spring writing workshops by Franz Wisner, New York Times bestselling author.

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SIGN UP FOR MORE INFO: extended.calpoly.edu/sign-up.html

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Information is as accurate as possible at the time of printing. Please check our website for updates and policies.

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