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Spring 2019 Class Schedule

Continuing Education

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Winter 2017 • Continuing Educationwww.LearnatSouth.org • (206) 934-5339What's New?

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Continuing Education (USPS 008-820)Vol 7, Issue 3, Spring 2019, is published quarterly bythe Seattle College District1500 Harvard Ave., Seattle, WA 98122-2400.

Periodicals postage paid at Seattle WA.

Music classes, p. 6

Cooking classes, p. 8-9

Art classes, p. 4-6

Front Cover: Sumi Painting with instructor Lois Yoshida.

Inside Cover: Photo by Jessica Heide.

Postmaster: Send address changes to: Continuing Educationc/o South Seattle College6000 16th Ave. SW, Seattle, WA 98106-1499

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South Seattle is partnering with Seattle Central and North Seattle Colleges to offer you more classes to choose from at different times and locations. This symbol C/N indicates the class meets at an off campus location.

PHONE: (206) 934-5339

IN PERSON: Olympic Hall, Room 130

MAIL: Fill out and mail form on page 23

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Dear Friends, Continuing Education @ South is all about making connections: with new friends, new cultures, and new experiences. Are you seeking new ideas for your garden? This Spring we will off er a series on incorporating native plants and trees in your garden, along with essential tips for growing peonies, gett ing a jump start on your summer vegetable garden, as well as how to att ract colorful hummingbirds and butt erfl ies to your yard. Our cooking and language classes off er you many opportunities to connect with diverse cultures. This Spring, we are featuring classes in Persian, Iraqi and Asian cooking along with wine tasting from the Burgundy and Mediterranean regions. Perhaps you want to tap into your artistic side this Spring. If so, be sure to check out our wide variety of art and crafts classes. We've got everything from drawing and painting, to soap making and fi ber arts. Defi nitely something for everyone. It's never too late to hone your workplace communication skills, facilitating more eff ective connections with colleagues. We off er high quality supervision and leadership classes both in-person and online to provide you with the tools you'll need. We look forward to connecting with you,

Luisa MottenDirector of Continuing Education

TABLE OF CONTENTSARTS Business of Art 4 Crafts 4 Drawing & Painting 5 Music 6 Photography 7 Pottery 7

FOOD & SPIRITS Chocolate & Candy 8 Cooking 8 Desserts & Icing 10 Wine & Spirits 10

ENRICHMENT Contemporary Issues 11 Family 11 Finance & Home Biz 11 Home & Garden 12 Language 14 Travel 15 Mind-Body 16 Outdoors 16 Senior Adult 16

COMPUTERS Excel 17 Graphic Design 17 Website Design 17 Photo & Video Editing 17 Essentials 17

PROFESSIONAL Business 18 Business Training & Certifi cates 18 Supervision Series 19

ONLINE CERTIFICATES 20

ONLINE CLASSESFOR EDUCATORS 21

CAMPUS MAP 22

REGISTRATION FORM 23

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BUSINESS OF ARTNEW! Etsy and the Online Marketplace Ray PfortnerGain a helpful introduction to Etsy, a website that allows users to sell handmade and vintage items. Additional online marketplace websites will also be explored.

W 4/17 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 102 $39

C/N Making Money Licensing Your Music Ed HartmanAre you a composer, performer, or songwriter? Do you have original music that’s already recorded? Learn how to pitch your music for television, fi lm, and other media. This class gives you quick and easy information on all aspects of music licensing. Leave ready to advance your career and create a new income stream from future royalties. Feel free to bring a sample of your music to class to learn which markets to explore (optional). Class will be held on the North Seattle campus.

Sa 5/11 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM NSC - CC Bldg - Room 3345 $65

CRAFTSBeginning Crochet Corinne SoltisWant to learn how to crochet but not getting anywhere watching endless YouTube videos? Enjoy hands-on training and learn the basics. This class covers various stitches, including: Chain, Slip, Single, Half, and Double, as well as maintaining tension, hooks and yarn. You'll receive a complete kit for all class projects including one pot holder and a scarf. No experience necessary.

M (3 sessions) 4/15 - 4/29 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 105 $65 + $20 Materials Fee

Bullet Journaling Corinne SoltisBullet Journals allow you creative freedom to plan the way you want. Track things that store-bought, generic planners don’t allow, such as water intake, meals to prepare, step count, movies you want to watch, spending, and so much more. This class is an introduction to Bullet Journal concepts, layouts, and ideas. Get organized and start tracking in an artistic and creative way. Your Materials Fee includes a journal, stencils, stickers, and other decorative supplies.

Sa 4/27 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 105 $35 + $50 Materials Fee

Encaustics - Art Transfers onto Beeswax Ray PfortnerBeeswax is the new hot way to show your art work. Learn the process of transferring onto warm beeswax and removing the paper. Your art will appear to fl oat off the surface, with glowing light coming through the image. The result is captivating and more salable than many other ways of showing your art. Bring laser photocopies of 10 pieces of your art to class, sized 5-1/4” or smaller on the short side. All other tools and materials provided. Leave with 4 fi nished pieces. Open to artists working in all media, 2D and 3D.

Su 6/2 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM JMB Lounge $55 + $15 Materials Fee

Homemade Body Care Products Janey DaviesCreate your own lotions, scrubs, bath fi zzies, and lip balms. Learn to make affordable moisturizing products to pamper your skin. Practice your newly acquired skills by creating four full-sized products to take home along with recipes, instructions, and a list of ingredient suppliers. Supply List link in online class description.Su 4/28 11:00 AM - 2:30 PM CAB - Main $55 + $15 Materials Fee

Intro to Modern Calligraphy Ellen SontraExplore the art of pointed pen calligraphy by learning the modern style and alphabet. You'll receive instruction from start to fi nish and one-on-one guidance from the owner of Letters by Ellen Calligraphy. The three-hour timeframe will include instruction on how to use your materials, much in-class practice, and best practices for moving forward with the art. All supplies are provided and are yours to keep.

Sa 2/24 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM LHO 3 $69 + $15 Materials FeeSu 5/19 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM LHO 3 $69 + $15 Materials Fee

Introduction to Soap Making Janey DaviesDiscover how to create skin-pampering soap the old-fashioned way using lye, fats, and oils. Learn both hot and cold process soap making techniques. Leave class with eight bars of soap, recipes, instructions, and a list of ingredient suppliers. Handmade soap makes a perfect gift. Supply List link in online class description.

Sa 4/27 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM CAB - Main $55 + $15 Materials FeeSu 5/19 11:00 AM - 2:30 PM CAB - Main $55 + $15 Materials Fee

A� er learning the basics of crochet from her grandmother at age 8, Corinne gave it up. Twenty years later when she inherited her grandmother's yarn stash, she knew she needed to relearn the cra� . Corinne has made over 100 pieces of crochet including afghans, clothes, and toys; and she has taught children and adults.

Meet Corinne Soltis

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art a new way—on beeswax.

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ArtsArtsFelting was a fun class. Laura does a

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NEW! Intro to Wet Needle Felting Laura WilliamsonCreate colorful pieces of felt art, including felted balls, cording and a votive candle vessel to take home. In this comprehensive introduction, discover where to source materials and equipment as well as practice wool preparation.

Sa 4/20 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM CEC 101 $49 + $40 Materials Fee

NEW! Felt Workshop: American Felt Flag Laura WilliamsonJust in time for Summer holidays, create your own American fl ag made entirely of felt. Study and practice the three primary types of felting: dry, wet and nuno and use them all to create a gorgeous and unique fl ag. Basic felting experience recommended.

Sa, Sa, Su 4/27, 5/4, 5/5 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM CEC 101 $125 + $30 Materials Fee(3 sessions)

Knitting Basics Stephanie DelaneyKnitting is as simple as pulling one loop through another. Once you get the hang of it, you'll enjoy years of fun with this relaxing craft. Learn basic stitches (knit and purl) which are the basis for any knitting pattern you'd like to tackle. Register early as class size is limited to ensure personal instruction. Supply List link in online class description.

M (3 sessions) 4/8 - 4/22 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM CAH 102 $65

MARCH! Lino Block Greeting Cards Sonya ReasorMake your own linoleum block printed greeting cards! First, you'll create your own reusable linocut block, and then use it to make your own cards. No printmaking experience is necessary, and even if you can't draw, you can make cards that your friends and family will love! You will leave the class with your own handmade linocut block and several printed cards. Try this fun, accessible hobby and you'll be hooked!

Sa 3/9 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM LHO 3 $65

NEW! Nature's Natural Hues:Egg Dyeing and Decorating Party Laura WilliamsonMore art than science, stop using artifi cial dyes and start using everyday plants and food to dye your springtime eggs. Create safe and fabulous colors for your Spring festivities from everyday items such as coffee and carrot tops. Make different shades of natural dye and then experiment with coloring your own eggs. Open to children 9 and up accompanied by an adult. The class price and Materials fee cover 1 adult and 1 child.


Sunday Morning Mosaics Natasha HaysCome experience the art of inlaying small pieces of tile, stained glass, beads, and other items to create a unique picture or pattern. It's fun, beautiful, and much more forgiving than doing stained glass work. You’ll learn how to cut, grind, place tile and glass, and grout. You will make a variety of small items to take home. All supplies are provided.

Su (4 sessions) 4/14 - 5/5 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM CEC 102 $139 + $35 Materials Fee

DRAWING & PAINTINGAcrylic Painting - Series Peter BarthBright, luminous colors, ease of use, and a variety of techniques make acrylics a versatile, creative medium. Learn about color, value, composition, lighting, perspective, realism, impressionism, and 3-dimensionality. Class covers basic brush handling techniques (blending, wet brush, dry brush, stippling), including color mixing. You will have the opportunity to paint a variety of subjects. This Series includes: Acrylic Painting Parts 1 and 2. Supply List link in online Class Description.

Sa (10 sessions) 4/13 - 6/15 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM CEC 102 $225

Acrylic Painting - Part 1 Peter BarthLearn painting basics: color, value, lighting, drawing, and proportion. Class covers basic brush handling techniques (blending, wet brush, dry brush, stippling), color mixing, and how to paint a variety of subjects, including animals, still lifes, birds, and landscapes following step-by-step demos. Supply List link in online Class Description.


Acrylic Painting - Part 2 Peter BarthContinue your painting experience with a variety of new subjects including animals, landscapes, plant life, houses, buildings, and more. Review painting basics such as color, value, lighting, proportion, and learn a variety of new brush handling techniques: impasto, glazing, washes, and sponging. Supply List link in online Class Description.


Drawing for Pleasure: Basic Skills - Series Peter BarthDrawing skills are essential for all types of artistic endeavors. Develop a rich depth of drawing skills by taking this Series which includes: Drawing for Pleasure: Basic Skills Parts 1 and 2. Supply List link in online Class Description.

Sa (10 sessions) 4/13 - 6/15 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM CEC 102 $225

Drawing for Pleasure: Basic Skills - Part 1 Peter BarthLearn drawing basics, including highlights, shadows, details, and textures. You will also practice drawing a variety of exciting subjects including still lifes, animals, fl owers, and trees in a series of step-by-step demos.


Drawing for Pleasure: Basic Skills - Part 2 Peter BarthAdd a variety of skills and fascinating new techniques to your drawing repertoire. These include: capturing lighting and 3-dimensionality, the basics of perspective, how to create gesture drawings of people and animals in motion, portraits, and caricatures. Take your drawing skills to a new level. Supply List link in online Class Description.


MARCH! Colored Pencil Workshop:Colored Pencil on Drafting Film Karen SmithColored pencil works on lots of other surfaces - tile, wood, copper, and drafting fi lm. This workshop focuses on how to work on drafting fi lm with colored pencil. We’ll explore how to do textures on fi lm, working on both the front and the back of the fi lm, ink combined with colored pencil, and blending.

W (2 sessions) 3/19 -3/20 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM LHO 3 $125 + $3 Materials Fee

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Seattle-based guitarist Bill Horist delivers an idiosyncratic and richly emotive take on the world’s most ubiquitous instrument. He has played on dozens of records and has performed throughout North and Central America, Europe and Japan; collaborating with numerous leading lights in a beguiling range of genres. Perhaps best known for his prepared guitar treatments, his work is widely regarded alongside masters like Fred Frith and Keith Rowe.

MeetBill Horist

Pat challenged me to learn new skills. I liked his song choice and he is a good, fun teacher.

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Pastels Peter BarthPastels are the purest form of artist color, made almost exclusively from pigment. Learn to layer color and create striking artworks with a palette of soft pastels at your fi ngertips. Discover color harmony and how to use pastels to produce dynamic, exciting pastel paintings. Gain experience capturing the effect of light, shadow, highlights, and details on an object, to create a life-like, three-dimensional effect. Learn to depict the changes in lighting and color that occur at different times of the day, and the impressionistic and realistic styles of pastel painting. Supply List link in online Class Description.

Tu (3 sessions) 3/12- 3/26 7:00 PM - 8:45 PM CEC 102 $89 Tu (5 sessions) 4/9 - 5/7 7:00 PM - 8:45 PM CEC 102 $99

Sumi Painting - Landscape Lois YoshidaLearn to paint landscape subjects using the sumi painting style, brush and ink on rice paper. This class is ideal for the fi rst-time painter as well as for those looking to refi ne their skills and offers step-by-step, hands-on instruction. Traditional sumi painting techniques will include spontaneous brushwork and washes. Supply List link in online Class Description.

Sa 4/13 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM LHO 3 $145 + $10 Materials Fee

Sumi Painting Lois YoshidaExplore creative forms of self-expression through the fl owing techniques of sumi painting in this class for beginning and continuing students. Class content is designed to suit each student's level of experience. Sumi (black ink) will be the primary medium used, with opportunities to work in color. Work with traditional tools, materials, brush methods, and approaches to subject matter, simplifying visual elements with minimal brush strokes to express your individual interpretation. Supply List link in online Class Description.

Tu (7 sessions) 4/16 - 5/28 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3 $125 + $10 Materials Fee

NEW! The Art and Science of Drawing Plants Jessica HeideLearn to enhance your observation skills while creating beautiful drawings of plant subjects in this hands-on illustration class. Great for beginners wanting to try a new medium for the fi rst time or for veterans wanting to delve deeper into technical drawing accuracy.

Th (4 sessions) 5/2 - 5/23 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CEC 102 $109

Watercolor for Everyone Peter BarthExpand your creative expression by learning how to paint with watercolors. During this inspiring, hands-on class, you'll receive an introduction to traditional watercolor techniques, learn how to analyze color, and explore how to combine watercolor with drawing materials such as ink and graphite. Supply List link in online Class Description.

Tu (5 sessions) 5/14 - 6/11 7:00 PM - 8:45 PM CEC 102 $99

NEW! C/N Figure Drawing Alex ChubotinExperience drawing the human fi gure with the guidance of a skilled artist who works and teaches in the traditional, time-honored way. Hone your drawing skills as you work from short poses to longer, more considered poses. Join a community of fi gure drawing artists to develop your ability to capture proportion, posture, structure and movement of the human form. Practice drawing models and improve the connection between what you see and what you render. This class provides an open studio learning environment with plenty of critique and practice. Previous drawing experience is recommended. Price includes all model fees.See www.learnatnorth.org for supply list. NOTE: Class is held on the North Seattle campus.

F (8 sessions) 4/19 - 6/7 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM NSC - AS Bldg. - Room 1532 $205

MUSICCommunity Choir John Lehrack and Bronwyn EdwardsPerform the fi nest music from a variety of styles for a large choral ensemble. For Spring Quarter 2019, the choir will meet for rehearsal one evening weekly culminating in a concert performance at quarter's end. No audition required. Register early, class size limited.

M (10 sessions) 4/8 - 6/10 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM RSB 80 $95

Ukulele - Beginning Patrick KlopichStart strumming as you learn to play the ukulele in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Curriculum includes traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music as well as popular songs. Focus will be on basic strums and chords set to new songs each week. If you have your own soprano, concert or tenor ukulele bring it. If not, one will be provided for you. Come start making music!

W (8 sessions) 4/17 - 6/5 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM OLY $99 + $5 Materials Fee

Ukulele 2 Rod HiguchiContinue your study of ukulele and learn more chords, strums and songs. Work on more precise picking and impress your friends.


NEW! Saturday Ukulele Jam Rod HiguchiPractice familiar tunes and learn new favorites in this fun environment with one of Seattle's favorite jam leaders. Or, come sing along and soak up the fun.

Sa (4 sessions) 4/27 - 5/18 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 101 $49 + $5 Materials Fee

Guitar - Beginning Bill HoristLearn to play basic chords and strum the guitar in a variety of ways and start playing a song within a few classes! By the end of class, you’ll be able to read chord diagrams, song charts and strumming patterns so you can learn or write any song that captures your imagination! No experience or traditional music reading skills necessary.

M (7 sessions) 4/29 - 6/17 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM RSB 82 $99

NEW! C/N Jazz Piano Intensive Darrius WillrichHave you ever wanted to see the keyboard through the eyes of a professional piano player? Discover the priceless secrets of the professional jazz pianist. Aimed at students serious about jazz piano and willing to invest the time it takes to advance. For people who have taken classical piano and/or have some experience with jazz piano. NOTE: Class is held on the North Seattle College campus.

M (8 sessions) 4/8 - 6/3 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM NSC - LB Bldg. - $135 + $25 Materials Fee Room 1228


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Arts ArtsPHOTOGRAPHYDigital Camera - Series Meredith BlacheSignifi cantly improve your photography skills using your digital camera with instruction from our expert, Meredith Blache. Series includes: Get to Know Your Camera, Take Great Photos, and Getting Out of Auto Mode. Take the Series for a savings.


Get to Know Your Camera Meredith BlacheIf you are struggling to fi gure out how to use the many settings on your digital camera, you are not alone. Increase your enjoyment of photography by learning to effi ciently use the full range of your camera's settings and menus in this in-depth class.


Take Great Photos Meredith BlacheWith the ability to see your photos instantly comes the opportunity to quickly improve your photographic skills. This hands-on class provides tips on composition, lighting, and posing subjects. Learn to see the world through the lens like a pro.


Getting Out of Auto Mode Meredith BlacheLearn to use your digital camera to its fullest potential by mastering its multiple modes, allowing you to capture the best images possible. Learn how to take stop motion, long exposures, shallow depth of fi eld, low light, and other manually controlled camera options.


Travel Photography Ray PfortnerHave you ever come home from a vacation and wished your photographs were better? Do better next time. Learn how to create travel photographs that are souvenirs which capture the amazing things you saw and felt during the trip. Explore how to get the most out of your camera while on the road, from preparing for the trip, to how go beyond simply recording, to interpreting while away to steps to make the most out of the photographs your bring home. Discuss creative settings, working with the best light, photographic themes, and how to design truly evocative, memorable images. For all skill levels and digital cameras.

Su 5/19 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM OLY 102 $59

MARCH! Photography on Location:Downtown Seattle and the International District Ray PfortnerExplore some of Seattle's historic and modern architecture with your camera. On this fi eld trip, visit and photograph a unique range of stunning locations including: The Central Seattle Public Library with its incredible patterns and colors, the Bank of America Tower, the Wing Luke Museum with its historic exhibits, the restored Union Station, and the UPS Waterfall Park. In the process of capturing these sights, learn more about your camera, its settings, and how to compose a compelling photograph. For any level of experience using any digital camera whatever model you own: point-and-shoot, mirrorless, or DSLR. (Class Fee does not include Admission Fee to the Wing Luke Museum.)

Sa 3/30 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Off campus $85

NEW! Photography on Your Phone Ray PfortnerPhones today are equipped with ever better cameras and a wealth of apps to make the very most of what they offer. The results are stunning and more and more stealing the show from traditional cameras. Are you keeping up? Learn how to get the very most out of your phone camera and all the advantages it offers, including settings like zoom, focus and proper exposure, use of fl ash and self-timer plus add-ons and apps. Explore how to design your photographs, composing compelling, truly memorable images. For any skill level using any Apple or Android phones.

M 6/3 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 102 $45

POTTERYSaturday Pottery Studio Miki WillisGeared to students with intermediate pottery skills, this continuing course covers construction and decoration techniques needed to create a wide variety of projects in clay. Prerequisite: Beginning Wheel Throwing or Handbuilding.

Sa (10 sessions) 3/16 - 5/18 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM RAH 111 $195 + $45 Materials Fee

Saturday Pottery Studio Intermediate Wheel Throwing Miki WillisThis intermediate class is for students with an understanding of basic wheel throwing techniques. Weekly demos will introduce new forms and techniques to expand throwing expertise. Prerequisite: Beginning Wheel Throwing Pottery.

Sa (10 sessions) 3/16 - 5/18 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM RAH 111 $195 + $45 Materials Fee

Pottery Studio: Beginning andIntermediate Wheel Throwing Miki WillisThis class is for students new to the potter's wheel and those who wish to further develop their throwing practice. The fundamentals of centering, throwing, trimming and glazing will be covered. Special focus will be given to surface decoration. All experience levels are welcome in this fun and friendly class. If you have ever wanted to throw a pot, this is the class for you!

F (9 sessions) 3/22 - 5/17 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM RAH 111 $185 + $45 Materials Fee

Daytime Pottery & Handbuilding Bethany WollLearn the basics from handbuilding to beginning wheel. Those new to clay will gain hands-on experience with basic construction methods. Returning students will explore and further develop their skills. Experiment with a variety of glazing and surface techniques. Class is open to all skill levels.

Tu (10 sessions) 4/2 - 6/4 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM RAH 111 $195 + $45 Materials Fee

Intro To Pottery Matthew WhittemoreExplore clay and create your own art! Spend 10 sessions with us for an introduction to pottery through a variety of techniques from handbuilding to beginning wheel. The only prerequisites are your own curiosity and a willingness to try something new.

Th (10 sessions) 4/18 - 6/20 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM RAH 111 $195 + $45 Materials Fee

Ceramic pieces created by South students.

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FOOD & WINE

CHOCOLATE & CANDYNEW! Amazing Caramels! Suzann VaughnDelve into making a variety of yummy caramels—soft caramel for piping or sauces, classic fi rm caramels or juice-based caramels. Gain understanding about the different ingredients used and how each contributes to the fl avor of the caramel. Learn tips and techniques about the cooking process - temperature and time to achieve the ideal caramel. This class is hands-on; leave with the knowledge and recipes to make your own tasty treats at home.

W 4/24 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM PBA 102 $45 + $10 Materials Fee

NEW! Marvelous Mousse Bill FredericksMake a classic chocolate mousse, as well as a simplifi ed, safer (non-egg) mousse, a fruit- and liquor-fl avored mousse. Discover what ruins a mousse and how to avoid such mistakes. Learn festive ways to present, add texture to, and decorate your mousse. Take them home to share, enjoy, and compare. This is a great anytime dessert that you can make in advance and freeze. Leave class with 12 mousse cups of various fl avors.

Su 4/28 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM PBA 103 $59 + $7 Materials Fee

NEW! High Tea Treats Suzann VaughnGive Spring the celebration it deserves. Learn to make classic High Tea scones and chocolate bunt cake. Class will make cultured butter, lemon curd, and our own mixed fruit spread to eat in class. This interactive class is taught by an award-winning Theo Chocolate confectioner and chocolatier. End your afternoon with a cup of tea along with the delicious treats prepared in class.

Sa 5/11 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM PBA 102 $45 + $10 Materials Fee

NEW! Homemade Marshmallows and More! Suzann VaughnHomemade marshmallows! Up your bake sale and potluck game by learning to make rich chocolate, bright strawberry, and classic vanilla marshmallows. We will layer our in-class creations into a classic Neapolitan to take home. Class also includes a demonstration of table tempering chocolate. This interactive class is taught by an award-winning Theo Chocolate confectioner and chocolatier.

W 5/15 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM PBA 102 $35 + $7 Materials Fee

Chocolate Truffl e Workshop Bill FredericksLearn to temper chocolate, hand dip centers, and use several different kinds of molds. Make eight different truffl es using methods to fl avor the ganaches with fresh fruits, nuts, essential oils, herbs, spices, and liqueurs. Learn about the importance of chocolate quality. Leave class with a box full of incredible truffl es.

Sa 5/18 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM PBA 103 $95 + $10 Materials Fee

Homemade Ice Cream Suzann VaughnSummer is almost here! Discover how to make a custard-based ice cream, chocolate sorbet, and mint stracciatella in this hands-on class. Gain tips on how to add swirls of fruit or chocolate into the ice cream. Learn to make these frozen treats with and without an electronic ice cream maker. Leave with the different bases made in class to use at home along with additional recipes.

Th 6/6 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM PBA 102 $39 + $10 Materials Fee

COOKINGMARCH! Friday Night Pizza Party Joshua YoungIf you’ve ever eaten pizza cooked in a pizza oven, you’ve tasted its distinctive, smoky fl avor and crispy crust! Don’t order take-out, come taste the difference and bake pizza in South’s professional pizza oven. You’ll start by making handmade dough, then top it with traditional and unexpected ingredients to create your own unique pizza. You’ll also gain tips for mimicking a professional pizza oven at home and learn how to throw the ultimate pizza party!

F 3/1 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM CAB - Main $39 + $15 Materials Fee

NEW! Intro to Food Dehydrating Debra BasquezDehydrating is a great way to preserve your Summer harvest or local farmer's market purchases for your pantry. Learn how to prep your food for dehydration to achieve the best results. Discuss methods of drying, selecting the correct dehydrator, and proper storage once your product is dehydrated.

Sa 4/6 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM CAB - Main $39 + $5 Materials Fee

NEW! Basic Canning: Pickling & Fermenting Debra BasquezGet started preserving pickled and fermented foods from your own garden or local farm. Learn canning safety and USDA canning methods of pickling and fermenting. Take home a can of what you make in class as well as tips to do it yourself.

Sa 4/6 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM CAB - Main $39 + $5 Materials Fee

Homemade Rustic Bread and Jam Stella LoichotYes, you can learn to prepare a delicious loaf of rustic French bread--the miracle happens while you sleep! This bread requires only four ingredients, no kneading, and just a few minutes of preparation. It’s so simple that we’ll have time to make fruit jam while our loaves are baking. You’ll take home a fresh loaf and a jar of jam.


Persian Cuisine Mojgan MajediDiscover this delicious, healthy cuisine full of traditional bold fl avors and colors. In this hands-on class, you’ll prepare a delightful Persian meal using unique Persian methods. Learn which spices and seasonings make this cuisine distinctive and impress your friends and family with wonderfully delicious new dishes.

Sa 4/20 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM CAB - FSA $39 + $15 Materials FeeTh 5/16 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CAB - FSA $39 + $15 Materials Fee

Learn the basics of canning, pickling and fermenting.

Suzann Vaughn works as a confectioner and chocolatier with � eo Chocolate where she has mastered the skill of high-end ganache making, caramel production, and artisan chocolate hand-tempering. She has introduced a number of specialty products and � avor combinations to the � eo Chocolate product portfolio. Outside of her chocolate wizardry Suzann is also a talented baker and has a passion for world travel. She studied pastry at South Seattle College.

MeetSuzann Vaughn


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Food & Wine Food & WineStella is a wonderful teacher.

I was always intimidated and never knewbread making was so easy.

– Carol S. RUSITC HOMEMADE BREAD AND JAM

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Sushi Roll Basics Fumiko Kurose-BretzkeThis hands-on class is a perfect introduction to the basics of making perfect sushi rice and beautiful sushi rolls. Along with basic vocabulary and history, you'll learn to make your fi rst sushi rolls: Smoked Salmon Roll, Cucumber Roll, and a half large roll fi lled with a variety of ingredients. Leave class confi dent in your ability to create sushi at home. All food and supplies are provided.

Sa 3/2 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM CAB - Main $45 + $15 Materials FeeTh 4/25 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CAB - Main $45 + $15 Materials FeeW 6/5 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CAB - Main $45 + $15 Materials Fee

NEW! Asian Spring Rolls Fumiko Kurose-BretzkeSpring Rolls are popular throughout many Asian cultures, all with their specifi c spin. Practice making these delicious snacks and understand how they vary from region to region. You’ll make and sample four different varieties of Spring Rolls: Vietnamese, Chinese, Filipino and Japanese. All food and supplies are provided.

W 5/8 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CAB - Main $45 + $15 Materials Fee

NEW! Confi dent Cook: Freedom from Recipes Karen BinkhorstLooking in your refrigerator and knowing what to cook. Not having to go to the grocery store numerous times a week. Knowing what to substitute if you don’t have a specifi c ingredient on hand. All of these are attainable and will make you a better cook. Learn how to cook without a recipe, you only need a few techniques and tricks to do it and our chef has them to share with you.

W (3 sessions) 5/15 - 5/29 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CAB - Main $125 + $15 Materials Fee

NEW! Iraqi Flatbread Savory Pie (Lahm b'Ajin) Taghreed IbrahimThis dish of thinly rolled handmade dough topped with meat or vegetables is popular in Iraq. Come learn how easy and fun it is to make and delicious to eat. You'll make the dough, top it, and bake your own individual fl atbread. Discover what makes Iraqi fl avors unique and delightful.


NEW! Beginning Canning: Jams and Jellies Debra BasquezHomemade jams and jellies appeal to all skill levels of home canners. Become familiar with canning equipment and learn how to can the bountiful fruits and vegetables from your garden or farmer's market. Make a batch of jam start to fi nish to take home, along with the confi dence to do it on your own.


EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITYMeet and cook with

CARRIE DENNETTCarrie Dennett is a Seattle Times Nutrition Columnist and author of Healthy for Your Life: A holistic approach to optimal wellness and will be o� ering a special hands-on workshop at South, Great Grain Bowls. Study and cook with Carrie in our professional kitchen and understand why grain bowls have become so popular. She’ll help you understand nutrition buzzwords and turn them into something delicious. Discover why grain bowls have become such a good option for transforming le� overs into a quick, tasty, and nutritious option for lunch or dinner.

Saturday, May 4 10:00 AM – 12:30 PMClass Fee $65 and $10 materials fee

Prepare and eat Iraqi Lahm b'Ajin.

NEW! Campground Cuisine Debra BasquezWith camping season just around the corner, study basic methods of cooking for your upcoming camping trip or a backyard camp out. Explore cooking with a Dutch oven and with cast iron cookware. Discuss cleaning, seasoning and maintaining a great cooking surface of your cast iron cookware.

Sa 6/1 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM CAB - Main $39 + $10 Materials Fee

NEW! Middle Eastern Mezze Taghreed IbrahimMezze are small plates, some of which are familiar in the United States, others may be new to you. Prepare three dips and build the perfect mezze spread, adding bread and vegetables, to enjoy as a class. You've never had hummus like this before!

Su 6/2 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM CAB - Main $35 + $15 Materials Fee

Cut Like a Chef - Level 2 - Knife Skillsand Good Grills Karen BinkhorstGet ready for summer--your grill awaits! Learn and practice professional butchering techniques and get butterfl ying. You’ll also discover professional grilling methods, rubs and marinades for your best grilling season yet. Completion of Cut Like a Chef - Level 1 or similar experience helpful but not required.

Th 6/6 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM CAB - Main $45 + $20 Materials Fee

NEW! Cooking with Herbs and Spices Kerri BaileyDiscuss how herbs and spices enhance the fl avor of your favorite dishes, as well as how to make your own seasoning blends. We will cover Asian, Mexican, Indian and Mediterranean single and combination blends and learn why certain combinations work well. You’ll make and take home your own unique spice blend!


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Spring 2019 • Continuing Educationwww.LearnatSouth.org • (206) 934-5339Food & Wine Enrichment

South Seattle is partnering with Seattle Central and North Seattle Colleges to offer you more classes to choose from at different times and locations. This symbol C/N indicates the class meets at an off campus location.

Tom has great information and stories and he answered all of my questions. I enjoy the

accessible wine and food courses for all levels.– Debbie M. FOOD AND WINE PAIRINGS

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DESSERTS & ICINGC/N Cupcake Decorating - Flowers & Borders Jeanine Garcia

Discover how to pipe great fl owers and borders in buttercream to give that perfect fi nishing touch to your cupcakes. Flower decorations include Sweet Pea, Primrose, Rosebud, Half Rose, and Sunfl ower. NOTE: Class is held on the North Seattle campus.Sa 4/27 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM NSC - CC Bldg - $45 + $20 Materials Fee Room 1349A

C/N Royal Icing Flowers Decorating Jeanine GarciaLearn to use royal icing to create wonderful fl owers in a fun and decorative way. With these techniques you will be able to give your cakes, cupcakes, and cookies that perfect fi nishing touch. The techniques taught in this class can also be utilized with buttercream. NOTE: Class is held on the North Seattle campus.

Sa 6/1 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM NSC - CC Bldg - $45 + $20 Materials Fee| Room 1349A

Food and Wine Pairing - Burgundy Tom DiStefanoThe French region of Burgundy is the ancestral home of both Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, and thus one of the most important wine regions in the world. It’s also home to one of the most famous and interesting regional cuisines in France, giving the world such dishes as Beef Bourguignon, Escargots, and Coq au Vin. And you’ll have a chance to taste for yourself how and why these wines pair so well with classic Burgundian foods.

F 4/26 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM NWWA 109 $39 + $15 Materials Fee

Wine Tasting Primer: Sight, Smell, Taste Dieter SchaferLearn how to taste wine knowledgeably to accurately describe what you are tasting. In this introductory class, your instructor introduces you to wine types, grapes, varietals, and various wine regions, as well as the basics of reading a wine label. Gain hints for smart buying, proper storing, and aging. The class also includes a discussion of wine-and-food pairing guidelines. Tastings at each session.

Tu (3 sessions) 5/14 - 5/28 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM JMB 140 $99 + $21 Materials Fee

Mediterranean Wine Tour Dieter SchaferJoin sommelier Dieter Schafer and taste your way through wine regions bordering the Mediterranean Sea, from Spain to Lebanon, Greece to Morocco. Sample interesting wines not often available for tasting. Class includes effective tasting techniques, wine vocabulary, a bit of geography of the regions, best wine-buying strategies, wine-and-food pairing guidelines, correct serving techniques and temperature, and hints for proper storing and aging. Tastings at each session.

Tu (3 sessions) 6/4 - 6/18 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM JMB 140 $99 + $21 Materials Fee

MARCH! C/N A Regional Tourof Scotch Whisky Christopher GronbeckLearn about the most legendary whisky in the world as you taste Scotches from the Highlands, Lowlands, Speyside, Islay, Campbeltown and the Islands. We'll explore the diversity of Scotland's whisky traditions, along with the history of Scotch, how it's made, and how to fully appreciate it. Taught by Christopher Gronbeck, owner of The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar in Fremont, and Sommelier David LeClaire of Seattle Uncorked. Students must be 21 or older; picture ID required. Please eat before coming to class. A $20 Materials Fee is due to instructor in class. Class meets off campus at The Barrel Thief, 3417 Evanston Ave N, #102, Seattle.

M 3/4 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM The Barrel Thief $39 + $20 Materials Fee Wine & Whiskey Bar

C/N Japanese Whisky Christopher GonbeckJapan has a rich whisky tradition dating back to the mid-19th Century. Originally modeling their industry after Scottish distilleries, the Japanese evolved their own whisky styles and expressions. Join us to taste selection of Japanese whiskies and learn about their history, distillation, culture, and how these beverages took the whisky world by storm. Students must be 21 or older; picture ID required. Please eat before coming to class. A $20 Materials Fee is due to instructor in class. Class meets off campus at The Barrel Thief, 3417 Evanston Ave N, #102, Seattle.

M 4/22 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Off campus - $39 + $20 Materials Fee The Barrel Thief

WINE & SPIRITSGuide to Washington Wines Dieter SchaferGet to know the wines of Washington State! Learn from sommelier Dieter Schafer by tasting wines from many Washington viticultural areas and world-renowned vineyards. Acquire tips on wine buying, cellaring, serving and enjoying. Guest speaker Willis Hall Winery winemaker/owner John Bell will cover specifi cs of growing regions (AVAs) and winemaking. Tastings at each session.

Tu (3 sessions) 2/26- 3/12 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM JMB 140 $99 + $21 Materials Fee

MARCH! Food and Wine Pairing - Italy Tom DiStefanoExplore the world of Italian wines and food with a tasting tour led by one of the partners in West Seattle’s fi ne wine shop West Seattle Cellars. You’ll have the opportunity to taste a variety of wines from Italy’s 20 provinces and experience for yourself how well each wine pairs with some of the most common and popular Italian meats, cheeses, vegetable dishes, and desserts. Italy is home to over 3,000 different grapes, grown in a variety of different climates and soils; this class offers you a chance to learn how 'terroir' (the natural environment) infl uences the food and wines of different regions.

F 3/22 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM NWWA 109 $39 + $15 Materials Fee


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Food & Wine EnrichmentENRICHMENT

CONTEMPORARY ISSUESNEW! Environmental Protection:Law and Politics Kathryn BergenholtzIn this survey class, examine the history and heroes of the environmental movement, the use of the American legal system to protect our nation's resources (e.g., air, water, wildlife, public lands), some important environmental law cases and international cooperation in environmental protection. You'll also consider how confl icting values and interests are involved in environmental regulation, and discuss challenges for the future, including climate change.

Tu (8 sessions) 4/16 - 6/4 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM OLY 206 $75

FAMILYIntroduction to Genealogical Research Timothy KaneLearn research, as well as investigative and analytic methods to discover and confi rm the vital details of your family history with an experienced genealogist and investigator. Study techniques for fi nding and using worldwide libraries, archives and databases, how to record and organize your research, when and why to trust or question a source, and how to weigh and evaluate contradictory data.

W (10 sessions) 4/10 - 6/12 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 104 $175 FINANCE & HOME BIZNEW! Being and Becoming a Notary Public Brenda Charles-EdwardsServe your community, be a part of important moments in people’s lives and make some extra money in this exciting and crucial role. Learn how to perform the duties of a Notary Public and gain practice in crafting and signing your Notary certifi cate, maintaining your journal and building your business. You will leave the class feeling confi dent in your ability to witness signatures on important documents.

Sa 4/13 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM OLY 105 $39

NEW! Planning Ahead:Getting Your Affairs in Order Brenda Charles-EdwardsWhy go to the trouble of preparing a Will or an Advance Directive? The short answer is: to make things easier for your loved ones by directing the ultimate disposition of your assets (Will) and stating your healthcare wishes (Advance Directive).You’ll learn all the necessary steps to prepare these essential documents and why it is critical for you to have them in place sooner than later.

Sa 4/27 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM OLY 100 $25

Investment Basics: Finding Your Inner Investor Miles GoodwinIn many ways, professionals on Wall Street are a lot like the Wizard of Oz. Go behind the curtain with Miles Goodwin and understand what is really going on in the bewildering world of investing. Study fundamental and technical analysis strategies and techniques as well as US Treasury Bonds, mutual funds, and winning strategies for retirement. Students often say they wish they’d learned all of this earlier in life. No prior fi nancial/investing experience or accounting background is needed. Leave with the knowledge and confi dence to manage your own investments.

Tu (6 sessions) 4/16 - 5/21 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 105 $159 + $10 Materials Fee

FREE! Welcome to Medicare SHIBA StaffNeed help understanding Medicare? This free workshop is for anyone who wants to learn more about Medicare health coverage. Various plan options, prescription drug coverage, and plan supplements will be discussed. This class is taught by a trained advisor from the Statewide Health Insurance Benefi ts Advisors program which provides free, unbiased and confi dential assistance with healthcare choices.

Sa 5/18 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM OLY 105 $0

INSTRUCTOR SPOTLIGHT

MILES GOODWINMiles Goodwin was born in Philadelphia and grew up in Dallas. He met his future wife, Mary Jo, in college in Milwaukee. � ey raised their three children in Milwaukee, where he practiced law for forty years. � ey now live in the Seattle area, close to their children and grandchildren. With over four decades of successful personal investment experience, Miles is passionate about introducing students to the various aspects of investing. He also loves to assist students in determining their individual risk tolerance and � nding their inner investor.

Brenda has been a Notary Public for 26 years. She has a passion for helping and educating people, especially the elderly. She has spoken at nursing facilities, churches, and senior centers about the importance of having a living will, powers of attorney and health care directives. She also advocates for Notary law changes and mentors new Notaries. She was the recipient of the National Notary Association’s (NNA) Notary of the Year for 2017 and is an NNA Ambassador to the State of Washington.

Meet Brenda Charles-Edwards

With Miles, I learned about severaltopics that were not even discussed

in my undergrad Business classes.– Michael B. INVESTMENT BASICS

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Spring 2019 • Continuing Educationwww.LearnatSouth.org • (206) 934-5339Home & Garden Home & Garden

Mark is a personable speaker with interesting life experiences. I gained a lot of knowledge about diff erent types of mulch and how to use them.

– Lynn P. GARDENING

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HOME & GARDENBasic Carpentry & Woodworking Peter MarxDo you have power tools and want to learn how to use them safely and effectively? Learn the basics of joinery, jigs, materials, methods, and project design in a woodshop. After selecting your materials, you will apply your newly-acquired skills to construct your own toolbox. Please note off campus location.

Th (3 sessions) 4/11 - 4/25 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM & UW School $199 + $45 Materials Fee 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM of Art Building Woodshed

Tu, W, Th 4/30 - 5/2 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM & Seattle Central - $199 + $45 Materials Fee(3 sessions) 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM Wood Technology Center

Basic Hands-On Home Repair and Maintenance Peter MarxThrough hands-on experience, learn a variety of home improvement and maintenance skills. Emphasis is on hand and power tool selection, operation and personal safety, kitchen and bath remodeling, electrical, plumbing, wall repair, materials and methods, home security, and weatherization.


NEW! Spring Green Container Planting Beatrice WarnerIt may be chilly but you can still get your hands in the dirt! Design and build a container full of Spring veggie starts that will last you for weeks. These are not your average starts, rather they have come from our Garden Center where they have been tended to by South’s horticulture students. Discover how best to care for your plants, both indoor and outdoor, to maximize their growth and your bounty. You’ll take home the planter, and excitement for a great summer in the garden.

Sa 4/13 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM LHO 3 $35 + $10 Materials Fee

Introduction to Landscape Design Blair ConstantineWhy come home to a barren lawn and drab plantings when you could be greeted by your own beautiful oasis? Learn the secrets professionals use to create landscapes that are functional, ecologically benefi cial, and aesthetically pleasing. Employing slides, lectures, and handout materials, you'll learn both design theory and practical tips for transforming your yard into a lovely, welcoming space.

Th (2 sessions) 4/18 - 4/25 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM LHO 3 $65

Bonsai for Beginners Robert ChoThis class offers an introduction to the art of Bonsai (Penjing) gardening. You’ll learn from a master how to create and maintain your fi rst bonsai. Class covers the care required, soil, fertilization, appropriate trimming, and the use of wires to control the shapes of the branches and trunks. (Bonsai plant and dish available for optional purchase for a $30 Materials Fee.)


Going Native: Gardening with Native Plants - Series Van BobbittTurn your garden into a native forest or just add a few choice native plants. Learn how to make smart choices when adding natives to your garden. Discover top-performing native plants that provide beauty and enhance habitat for both humans and wildlife. The classes will take advantage of the South Seattle College Arboretum to explore and see plants growing. The Series includes: Native Trees for Your Garden, Native Shrubs for Your Garden, and Native Ferns, Ground Covers and Herbaceous Perennials for Your Garden.

M (3 sessions) 4/22 - 5/6 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3 $99

Native Trees for Your Garden Van BobbittDiscover Washington’s native trees—from stately conifers to deciduous trees with spring fl owers and brilliant fall foliage to a few broadleaf evergreens. Selecting appropriate trees is a good place to start your native garden. Trees are the foundation around which a garden is built.

M 4/22 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3 $39

Native Shrubs for Your Garden Van BobbittThe palette of PNW native shrubs is wide and varied. One can be found for most any situation, from dry sunny sites to shady swamps. Many offer tasty berries — for you and your neighborhood birds to enjoy.

M 4/29 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3 $39

Native Ferns, Ground Covers, andHerbaceous Perennials for Your Garden Van BobbittFerns, ground covers and herbaceous perennials are the “carpet” of your native garden. Their aesthetics, habitat value, and changing details keep your garden interesting throughout the year.

M 5/6 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3 $39

NEW! Starting a Spring Vegetable Garden Kandis ByrdAre you ready to start a vegetable garden but bogged down with all the possibilities? Interested in learning about the best varieties for our climate, what should be grown from seed versus from a start, and which vegetables you should try? Come prepared with ideas and questions for your specifi c garden site and leave with the knowledge and confi dence to plant and maintain a productive Spring to Summer garden this season!

Sa 4/24 10:00AM – 12:00 PM LHO 3 $35

Gardening in West Seattle Mark PollockAll plant groups have the same elemental needs of water, light, and air, but the quantity and intensity of each of these elements varies greatly by location. This class covers the specifi cs of West Seattle's soil composition, weather, small-size lots, and related issues (drainage, pH) including the "right plant, right place" perspective, soil amendments to boost fertility, and Spring garden preparation.

Sa 4/27 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM LHO 2 $35

NEW! May Day Basket with Kids! Beatrice WarnerTogether with a special child in your life, here’s your chance to design and build a container full of gorgeous Spring fl owers. You’ll love this fun and colorful DIY project that you’ll take home, and will be ready for more gardening. This is a great project for introducing kids to the joy and science of gardening. The class price and Materials Fee includes one adult, one child and one planter. Choose from either fl owers or vegetables and edible fl owers.


May 18-19 is the annual Peony and Bamboo Festival.

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I liked that this class was so hands-on.I learned a lot of great basic info—I only wish we’d had time for more!

– Lindsay D. BASIC HANDS-ON HOME REPAIR

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Peonies in bloom at the Seatt leChinese Garden, located next to Seatt le College Arboretum. Open

daily from dawn to dusk.


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Home & Garden Home & GardenINSTRUCTOR SPOTLIGHT

BILL HIBLERBill Hibler got hooked on conifers a� er a visit to the Arboretum's Coenosium Garden in 2007 which led him to acquire Picea abies Pusch, a small prostrate spruce with raspberry-colored cones on the tips of new growth. He got really hooked a� er visiting a wholesale nursery at the Oregon Gardens which led him to begin replacing several plants in his yard with a variety of conifers. Since 2012, Bill has been the Tree and Shrub buyer at the West Seattle Nursery. He is a member of the American Conifer Society and, a� er touring other private gardens as part of the 2014 Western Region conference, began collecting in earnest. Bill now owns over 100 dwarf and miniature conifers. Bill's other major interest is Japanese maples of which he owns over 70 varieties, many of which are also dwarf. He is a member of the International Maple Society.

NEW! Enhance Your Garden withChinese Tree Peonies Phil Wood and Sandy MarvinneyLearn how to plant and care for tree peonies, herbaceous peonies and Itoh hybrids. These sturdy deciduous perennials produce gorgeous blooms that remain upright on the bush. China has been cultivating this king of fl owers for more than 1,500 years. An illustrated presentation reveals their cultural signifi cance and introduces you to some of the most popular varieties. You will see bushes in bloom at the Seattle Chinese Garden. Landscape designer and SCG horticulture chair Phil Wood will explain and demonstrate proper techniques for planting and maintenance, and provide printed instructions. Potted rootstock from Luoyang, China's "peony capital," will be available for purchase.

Sa 5/4 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM LHO 3 $20

Dwarf & Miniature Conifers Bill HiblerDwarf conifers are ideal plants for West Seattle's smaller yards and gardens. They're low maintenance and resistant to most insects and diseases; many have year-round color, and there is an extraordinary range of sizes and shapes available. This class covers information on types of dwarf conifers (genus/species), as well as the basics of site and soil.

Th 5/16 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3 $35

NEW! Starter Pots and Seed Swap Laura WilliamsonGardeners' favorite time of year is here. Time to get our hands dirty and start this year's bounty. Make your own biodegradable seed starter pots and seed tape.These are easy, sustainable and fun ways to start your garden. Bring some of your favorite seeds for a seed swap with your neighbors.

Sa 5/18 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM CEC $39 + $20 Materials Fee

NEW! Design and Maintain a Butterfl y andHummingbird Garden: favorite fl owers and shrubs Beatrice WarnerUnderstanding the habits of butterfl ies and hummingbirds as well as which native plants they gravitate to will provide you with weeks of entertainment. Study which plants’ nectar the hummingbirds most like and which fl owers attract butterfl ies. Gardeners and animal lovers alike will benefi t from this class. Add a whole new dimension to your outside area.


FREE! Guided Tour of the Arboretum &Botanical Garden at South Seattle College Mary Alice HechtEnjoy a complimentary tour of South’s Arboretum & Botanical Garden. This one-hour tour will feature fall foliage color and a few late-season bloomers. A master gardener will guide you through the gardens of the Arboretum, providing ideas to inject fall color in your own garden.

Sa 6/1 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Arboretum entrance $0

NEW! Japanese and Other Maple Trees Bill HiblerMaple trees add grace and beauty through the seasons, and are the premier trees for providing shade and dramatic fall color. Happily, there are varieties which grow to less than 20’ in height, including Japanese maples, suitable for smaller landscapes. And if you think maples are only showy for their leaves, think again. Some types have intriguing bark colors and textures, others display brightly colored fl ower clusters. You’ll receive guidance in proper planting, soil preparation, suitable pots, and pruning.

W 6/5 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM LHO 3 $35

NEW! Succulent Zen Garden Kerri BaileySucculents are attractive, easy to care for container plants. Make and learn how to care for your own decorative succulent garden that can be hardy outdoors all year as a living arrangement.

Sa 6/8 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM LHO 3 $45 + $15 Materials Fee

In conjunction with the Landscape Horticulture Program, the College runs a Garden Center that offers students an opportunity to increase their plant knowledge while gaining retail experience. The Garden Center offers unusual perennials, broadleaf and deciduous shrubs, natives and house plants for sale along with helpful tips for planting and growing.

Mark your calendars for 2019!Open Dates – Saturdays:

• April 13 & 27 • May 4 & 18 • June 1 & 8

Time: 10 a.m.-3 p.m.Location: 6000 16th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98106 (North Campus Entry)

Garden Center at South Seattle College

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Spring 2019 • Continuing Educationwww.LearnatSouth.org • (206) 934-5339Language Language

I liked Frieda’s organization, herrecommendations for various toolsand suggestions for outside places

to continue learning.– Hannah R. GERMAN

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LANGUAGEIf a language class has a recommended book, the information will be listed in the online class description. Some classes have handout materials supplied by the instructor.

American Sign Language (ASL) 1 StaffAn introductory course in American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf Culture in the US. Learn the manual communication alphabet for fi ngerspelling words and names, basic signs for simple communication, appropriate cultural norms, and experiential signs from class interactions.

W (8 sessions) 4/17 - 6/5 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY $145 + $5 Materials Fee

Discover Sign Language Jennifer CarmenDiscover the fun of learning sign language and using your hands to communicate with deaf people. Add different facial expressions, and you have a conversation—the language used by Deaf people. In this course, you'll discover how to use this graceful, expressive language to communicate.

www.ed2go.com/southsea/ Start dates: 3/13, 4/17, 5/15, 6/12 $115

Conversational American English forNon-Native English Speakers Ward RyderLearn helpful strategies for communicating effectively with native speakers of American English. You'll practice everyday language used in typical social settings through in-class discussions and presentations, plus speaking and listening strategies, and vocabulary building. You'll receive helpful, supportive feedback.


NEW! Conversational American English: Special Topics Ward RyderLearn to talk about what Americans talk about! Move beyond basic conversations and into a greater variety of topics through conversations and discussions. Feel more confi dent speaking with Americans about what really matters to them. Increase your fl uency, vocabulary, and your depth of knowledge about America and its culture. You’ll discuss current events, politics, history, celebrities, movies, TV, sports and music.

Th (8 sessions) 4/18 - 6/6 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 206 $145

French 1 Robert GlosterLearn French in a fun and relaxing setting. Develop your vocabulary and learn useful expressions you will need when encountering different situations while traveling in a French-speaking country or with colleagues at home. The perfect choice for those with little or no background in the French language. Textbook required: see website for details.

W (8 sessions) 4/17 - 6/5 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 103 $145

French 2 StaffIncrease your knowledge of the French language including speaking, grammar and vocabulary. Expand your conversation skills in an informal, supportive small group atmosphere. Concentration will be on oral use of the language in dealing with everyday situations. Prerequisite: French 1 or equivalent.

M (8 sessions) 4/15 - 6/10 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 100 $145

NEW! Conversational French StaffDevelop your speaking skills and strategies in this class, focusing on oral production of French and vocabulary building. You'll practice listening to and speaking in French on various topics, focusing on fl uency. Expect lots of helpful feedback and the chance to practice in a supportive, fun atmosphere. Basic knowledge of French assumed as class will be conducted in French.


Beginning Conversational French Amy PageDiscover how easy it can be to learn common words and phrases for both leisure and business.


German 1 Frederike DeanThis class offers an introduction to the fundamentals of German conversation and grammar in a supportive atmosphere. The focus will be on speaking and becoming comfortable with the language. By the end of the quarter, you will be able to greet and address someone formally and informally, introduce yourself and others, ask questions and start a conversation about the world around you.

Th (8 sessions) 4/18 - 6/6 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 105 $145 + $5 Materials Fee

German 2 Frederike DeanContinue to expand your knowledge of German vocabulary and grammar, and improve your pronunciation. The focus will be on speaking and comprehension in an upbeat, supportive environment.

W (8 sessions) 4/24 - 6/12 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 101 $145 + $5 Materials Fee

German 3 Frederike DeanIncrease your knowledge of the German language including speaking, grammar, and vocabulary.


Italian for Fun and Travel Cecilia StrettoiTaking a trip to Italy? Do you want to converse in Italian with relatives and friends? Learn basic grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary to help you navigate daily situations. Gain an introduction to Italian culture, food, and travel tips.


Robert Gloster has studied French since grammar school. He speaks seven languages and has extensive travel experience, including several French-speaking countries. Robert is a retired emergency physician with a passion for languages, cultures, tango, dogs, and exercise. He is a certi� ed Zumba and TESOL (Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages) instructor.

Meet Robert Gloster


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Language LanguageItalian 2 Cecilia StrettoiIncrease your knowledge of Italian. Review the present tense, study the main irregular verbs and learn the simple past. The vocabulary will cover everyday life and will enable you to communicate at an elementary level. All materials will be provided by the instructor.


Italian 5 Josefi na MoschellaFor students who have had three quarters of Italian or equivalent experience. Deepen your understanding and knowledge of Italian grammar and vocabulary.


Italian Parliamo Josefi na MoschellaEnhance your conversation and comprehension skills. This class is conducted in Italian and designed for those with a good command of the language.


Spanish for Fun and Travel StaffPlanning a trip to a Spanish-speaking country or want to learn more about Spanish culture and language? This class emphasizes speaking and comprehension at the novice level. Learn about cultural, historical and social points of interests. Practice useful phrases, vocabulary, basic verb conjugation, and pronunciation. No class on 5/27.

M (8 sessions) 4/22 - 6/17 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM OLY 100 $145

Spanish 1 StaffSpanish 1 introduces you to the basic aspects of the language. Emphasis is on practice, confi dence building, and language topics including introductions, places, work, and food. Class focuses on improving speaking and listening with some attention to basic grammar such as the present and future tenses. Short texts are introduced for reading and as prompts to begin writing basic sentences.


Spanish 2 StaffContinue your introduction to the language and focus on improving speaking and listening skills. Emphasis is on practice and confi dence building. Grammar points include: Review of the present and future tenses and an introduction to the past tenses. Texts are introduced for reading practice and to prompt discussion and practice writing short paragraphs.


Conversational Spanish Sally Romero VinceroDevelop your speaking skills and strategies in this class, focusing on oral production of Spanish and vocabulary building. You'll practice listening to and speaking in Spanish on a wide range of topics, as well as speaking in groups and giving short in-class presentations focusing on fl uency. Expect lots of helpful feedback and the chance to practice in a supportive, fun atmosphere. Basic knowledge of Spanish assumed as class will be conducted in Spanish.

Th (8 sessions) 4/18 - 6/6 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY 103 $145 + $5 Materials Fee

C/N Czech for Travelers Silvie Opatrna JohansonThis course focuses on developing Czech listening and speaking skills with emphasis on conversation. Topics include greetings, introductions, transportation, traveling, accommodations, food and culture.

Tu (10 sessions) 4/2 - 6/4 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM BE $145

Instant Italian Robert BertoldiLearn Italian from the comfort of your home in this fun and enjoyable online course.


Speed Spanish I, II, & III Dan MikelsLearn recipes and shortcuts to help you engage in conversational Spanish, as you build your language skills & develop fl uency. The goal of this course is not just learning the recipes—it's also to help you use them spontaneously so that you'll never be at a loss for words!


Conversational Japanese Ririko HayashiWhether you want to learn conversational Japanese for travel or just fun, you’ll fi nd this course makes it easy and enjoyable for beginners to master the essentials of the Japanese language.


Travel - Visit Assisi in Umbria

TRAVELMARCH! Inside Guide to Italy: Tuscany Cecilia StrettoiExperience Tuscany like never before. Prepare and plan for your trip with a local who brings years of experience traveling and travel planning. Gain invaluable tips that only the locals know about Italian travel etiquette, basic phrases, where to go and when.

Sa 3/2 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM On Campus $45

NEW! Inside Guide to Italy: Umbria Cecilia StrettoiUmbria has amazing culinary treats and intriguing medieval hill towns just waiting for you to explore! Get the most out of a special trip with a local who brings years of travel experience. Gain insights and invaluable tips that only the locals know about Italian travel etiquette, basic phrases, special places to go and when to visit.

Sa 5/11 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 101 $45

Travel Photography Ray PfortnerHave you ever come home from a vacation and wished your photographs were better? Do better next time. Learn how to create travel photographs that are souvenirs that capture the amazing things you saw and felt during the trip. Explore how to get the most out of your camera while on the road, from preparing for the trip, to how go beyond simply recording to interpreting while away to steps to make the most out of the photographs your bring home. Discuss creative settings, working with the best light, photographic themes, and how to design truly evocative, memorable images. For all skill levels and digital cameras.

Su 5/19 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM OLY 102 $59

Travel Writing Eva ShawLearn how to translate what is seen, heard, tasted, touched, smelled and felt (intuitively and physically) into publishable articles and books. Understand the writing styles and methods needed to sell material in today's competitive market. Topics include popular styles of travel writing, writing query letters, producing articles, essays and books, trends in types of articles and books, grammar and writing skills refreshers, and marketing information.


Travel Photography forthe Digital Photographer Beverly Richards SchulzThe lure of travel is surpassed only by the inevitable desire to bring home pictures and share your adventures with others. Address the special needs and techniques needed to capture scenes of animals in the wild as well as in captivity. Tips and tricks for capturing your vacation experiences.


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Spring 2019 • Continuing Educationwww.LearnatSouth.org • (206) 934-5339Enrichment

Beth is so engaging and super knowledgeable. I knew very little about

Feldenkrais and now I am a huge fan.– Dallas S. FELDENKRAIS

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C/N Therapeutic Massage for Couples Carolyn BrenithDesigned for partners looking to aid themselves and their intimates with basic massage techniques to relieve stress, improve physical comfort and foster intimacy. Gain experience in proper body mechanics for injury prevention. Taught by a licensed massage therapist, you will explore traditional Swedish massage techniques to care for another person through touch. Please bring a yoga mat, three pillows and wear comfortable, loose-fi tting clothing. Massage will be done fully clothed. Receive printed reference material along with sample massage lotions and oils. Please note: each person in the pair is required to register and pay for the class. NOTE: Class is held on the North Seattle College campus.

Sa (3 sessions) 4/27 - 5/11 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM NSC - CC Bldg - $89 + $5 Materials Fee Room 1353A

MIND-BODYTai Chi for Beginners Viola BrumbaughThis ancient martial art is practiced daily by millions worldwide to improve balance, strength, fl exibility, and promote overall health. Through structural improvement, relaxation, and fl ow, learn to gently exercise the entire body inside and out, harmonizing mind, body and spirit.

W (9 sessions) 4/10 - 6/5 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM CEC 101 $130

Qigong - Health of Body, Mind and Spirit Viola BrumbaughImprove your health, increase your energy, and speed recovery from illness. Qigong's stretching and strengthening movements activate “qi” in your body, stimulate your immune system, strengthen your internal organs, and rejuvenate your soul.

W (9 sessions) 4/10 - 6/5 6:45 PM - 7:45 PM CEC 101 $130

Feldenkrais: Getting Down...and Back Up Again Beth CooperIn this 6-week workshop, focus on the components of movement needed for getting down to the fl oor and back up again with greater comfort and agility. Mastering this foundational skill makes many activities much easier, as well as getting up after falling. Whether you consider yourself a beginner-level mover or you're a high-level performer looking to refi ne your skills, improving your relationship with the ground can have profound effects. Sit, stand, walk, run, dance, garden, work, and play with greater ease, focus, agility, power, and balance. Great for all ages, no special movement skills required—just bring your curiosity.

Sa (6 sessions) 4/13 - 5/18 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM MPB 3 $75


VIOLA BRUMBAUGHViola Brumbaugh began her study of Tai Chi with Master David Leung in Eugene, Oregon over 25 years ago. Since that time, she has devoted herself to internal Chinese Martial Arts, particularly Taijiquan, Wing Chun & Qigong. She has traveled to China on numerous occasions and has had the privilege of training with and learning from some of the highest-level living masters. In 1999, she was inducted as an indoor student of Master Leung, and in 2007, became a direct disciple of Grandmaster Chen ZhengLei, 19th generation Chen Family Lineage holder. Viola is the founder of Wise Orchid Taijiquan & Qigong studio in Seattle. Integrating a combination of traditional and creative teaching methods, Sifu Viola’s classes help develop � exibility, relaxation, balance, and strength.

OUTDOORSC/N Introduction to Oceanography Cary Ray Easterday

Explore the unique physical and biological properties of the world's oceans with this basic survey of oceanography. We’ll cover the history of ocean exploration, the geology of the ocean fl oor, lives of marine organisms, the weird properties of water, currents, waves, and tides, and ocean pollution. Class includes an optional two-hour fi eld trip to the Seattle Aquarium on Saturday morning 5/18/19 (entry fee not included). NOTE: Class meets on the North Seattle College campus.

W (6 sessions) 4/17 - 5/22 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM NSC - CC Bldg - Room 3345 $105

C/N Birdwatching - Welcome Back the Migrants Penny RoseMay is the month of migration. Thousands of colorful birds return to the Pacifi c Northwest from the south. Develop a deeper understanding of the skills employed in birding, and learn to identify common species of Pacifi c Northwest migratory birds by sight and sound. Class meets on the North Seattle College campus on Thursday, 5/16 from 6:30-9:00 pm and the carpooling fi eld trip is on Sunday, 5/19. Travel related expenses will be shared among drivers and passengers.

Th, Su (2 sessions) 5/16, 5/19 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM & Off campus - TBA, $99Sun 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM North Seattle College - TBA

SENIOR ADULTGenealogy Sarah LittleLearn research methods, sources of information, terminology, and practical guidelines for compiling your family history and genealogy. The instructor is a past president of the Seattle Genealogical Society.

F (10 sessions) 4/5 - 6/7 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM CEC 102 $64.56

Western and Central Europe since 1945:Unity or Disunity - Part II James LockerbieSince 1945 the nations of this area have grown closer together. Recently this trend has come under stress most notably with Britain’s vote to support Brexit. What explains these trends and why are they important to the United States? Through lectures, discussions and motions pictures, we will try to reach some tentative conclusions.

F (9 sessions) 4/5 - 5/31 10:00 AM - 12:15 PM Senior Center of West Seattle $64.56


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For online QuickBooks classes, visit:www.Ed2Go.com/southsea

I am 100% more knowledgeable onall things graphic design!

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COMPUTERS

EXCEL Excel 1: Getting Profi cient Jay HopperLearn to work with Quick Access Toolbar, customize your Ribbon, and work with Dialog Box Launcher. Expand your knowledge on Relative and Absolute References, Sort and Filters, plus controlling page Headers and Footers. Leave more confi dent with Excel and what it can do for you. Leave the class with a CD and textbook to save you and your colleagues time and frustration on your next project!

M, W, M (3 sessions) 4/22 - 4/29 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM OLY 104 $159 + $15 Materials FeeSa 5/11 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM OLY 104 $159 + $15 Materials Fee

GRAPHIC DESIGNGraphic Design from Start to Finish Meredith BlacheExplore the graphic design process using Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign. You will create and work with vector graphics and JPG images along with typography to create documents for various type of publications.


Intro to Photoshop Meredith BlacheLearn the basics of Adobe Photoshop, from how each tool works to what layers are, gaining confi dence as you create and complete several Photoshop projects. Fix and adjust images, using advanced retouching techniques to create compilations and work non-destructively on an image. Images will be provided.

Su 6/9 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM OLY 102 $125 + $10 Materials Fee

PHOTO & VIDEO EDITINGQuick and Easy Photo Editing for Beginners Meredith BlacheUsing Adobe Lightroom, learn how to make non-destructive edits to your photos and how to adjust color, crop, and sharpen your photos quickly and easily. Use the college's computers or bring your own laptop with Lightroom loaded. Bring your own images or use those provided.


WEBSITE DESIGNIntro to WordPress Meredith BlacheIn this two-day class you will learn how to use a WordPress.com account to create your own website using one of WordPress.com’s many free templates. Day 1 - Cover all the template features. Day 2 - Continue to learn about features on the page, how to update your page with your own content, and receive support as you continue to work on your WordPress.com page.

Su (2 sessions) 4/28 - 5/5 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 102 $99 + $10 Materials Fee

Website Design Made Easy Meredith BlacheUsing Wix.com templates, you'll learn how to create your own website quickly and easily with just a few simple steps. Bring your own photos and documents on a USB drive or have them available online to help you create your own website during the class. You can chose to publish your website as private or public at the end of the class.


ESSENTIALSClasses are either four or six-week sessions. If you have questionsabout what is best for you, please call the Continuing Education Offi ce at 206-934-5339.

Mastering Computer Skills for the Workplace Betsy FlanaganA must-have skill to succeed in business is the ability to create, edit and manage spreadsheets. Stay current with this class, as it is always up-to-date and will change as the features of Excel change over time. Examine the life of an Excel worksheet and workbook, from creation to presentation. Learn how an Excel worksheet is constructed, populated with content, and edited for delivery. Master the options that can take your Excel worksheet from plain, drab numbers to exciting and engaging multimedia. This course is offered in partnership with The Learning Resources Network (LERN) and comes with 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back.

Online 4/1 - 26 $195

Mastering Microsoft Excel Betsy FlanaganA must-have skill to succeed in business is the ability to create, edit and manage spreadsheets. Stay current with this class, as it is always up-to-date and will change as the features of Excel change over time. Examine the life of an Excel worksheet and workbook, from creation to presentation. Learn how an Excel worksheet is constructed, populated with content, and edited for delivery. Master the options that can take your Excel worksheet from plain, drab numbers to exciting and engaging multimedia. This course is offered in partnership with The Learning Resources Network (LERN) and comes with 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back.

Online 4/1 - 26 $195

These classes run for six weeks online with two lessons released each week for you to gain and master skills. For a complete listing or more class details go to www.ed2go.com/southsea for more information

• Basic Computer Skills Suite• Keyboarding• Introduction to Window 10• Introduction to PC Troubleshooting• Introduction, Intermediate, Advance Microsoft Excel • Introduction and Intermediate Microsoft Word • Introduction to Microsoft Access • Introduction to Microsoft Powerpoint• Introduction to Microsoft Outlook

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Want to share your business or industryskill in the high school setting?

South Seattle offers a teaching certifi cation program for those who wish to become Career and Technical (CTE) teachers. Interested individuals need to have 6,000 hours of paid work experiences in the specialty area they would like to teach. To learn more, go to www.LearnatSouth.org and click on the CTE link on the left menu bar OR at-tend the free CTE Information Session on March 18 from 6:00-7:00pm. Courses are taught primarily online or in a hybrid style with Saturday in-person sessions on campus. Classes begin April 9, 2019.

FREE! CTE Information Session Tammy PriceAttend this informational evening to learn more about the CTE program at South Seattle. Pre-register for a complimentary parking permit.

M 3/18 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM OLY 104

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professional online certi� cates.

BUSINESS TRAINING AND CERTIFICATES Certifi cate in Project Management

Project management provides visibility of project health to business and the cus-tomer. Gain the skills, tools and templates to confi dently develop and maintain a project. Acquire a well-rounded knowledge of the fi ve Project Management Processes relating to the Project Management Body of Knowledge Guide. This basic information will assist you in learning the beginnings of Project Manage-ment, whether you are interested in project management, in a project manage-ment fi eld, or in any line of work.

The Certifi cate in Workplace Communications is offered through our partner, Learning Resources Network, Inc. (aka UGotClass). It is composed of three, month-long courses that can be taken together for a certifi cate or individually. Classes comes with 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back.

• Introduction to Project Management 4/1 - 4/26 Andy Stanhope $195

• Project Management Knowledge Areas 4/1 - 4/26 Andy Stanhope $195

• Project Management Processes 5/6 - 5/31 Christina Mitchell $195

Online Certifi cate 4/1 - 5/31 $495

The Basics of Bookkeeping-Online Sharon deFontWhether you are looking to advance in your career, or you’re an entrepreneur, this course will teach you how to keep track of the day-to-day fi nancial transactions of a business. The Basics of Bookkeeping course will teach you about debits, credits, and what the numbers mean and how to record them. Even if you outsource your bookkeeping needs, you still need to have a basic understand of what happens with the money earned and the money spent. This course is offered in partnership with The Learning Resources Network (LERN) and comes with 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back.

Online 4/1 - 4/26 $195

PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESSNEW! Being and Becoming a Notary Public Brenda Charles-EdwardsServe your community, be a part of important moments in people’s lives and make some extra money in this exciting and crucial role. Learn how to perform the duties of Notary Public and gain practice in crafting and signing your Notary certifi cate, maintaining your journal and building your business. You will leave the class feeling confi dent in your ability to witness signatures on important documents.

Sa 4/13 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM OLY 105 $39

NEW! Etsy and the Online Marketplace Ray PfortnerGain a helpful introduction to Etsy, a website that allows users to sell handmade and vintage items. Additional online marketplace websites will also be explored.

W 4/17 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM OLY $39

C/N Foundations of Project Management Howard StolzLearn the essentials of project management from the standpoint of managing a single, small-to-medium sized project. You'll go through the project life cycle in the same sequence you'll encounter when managing a real project in the workplace. We'll explore the entire product and project life cycle, including initiation, planning, executing, controlling, and closing. This class is the fi rst step in gaining your PMP certifi cation. This class is held on the Seattle Central campus.

Th (6 sessions) 5/2 - 6/6 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM Seattle Central College $485


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With Sara’s class, I got a better understandingof how to approach confl ict. I was glad to have a

very good, engaging instructor for the class.– Dan E. SUPERVISION SERIES

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SUPERVISION SERIESSupervision and Leadership Skills - Series Sara JohnsonDevelop your leadership, communication, motivation, and problem-solving skills with this workshop-based Series. Take all six classes in the Series to enhance your professional toolbox with skills to be used in a variety of workplace situations. The Series includes: Confl ict Awareness in the Workplace, Developing Your Leadership Style, Communication Skills in the Workplace, Change Management, Coaching for Success, and Team Building for Success.

Th (6 sessions) 4/18 - 5/23 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 206 $399

Confl ict Awareness in the Workplace Sara JohnsonWe all encounter diffi cult people. Whether you are a supervisor, a customer service professional, or have a challenging co-worker, it's important to know how to rise above your initial emotional reaction and turn negative situations into positive outcomes. Topics include understanding why we label people as diffi cult, types of diffi cult people, tools and techniques for resolving issues, coping strategies for dealing with the effects of diffi cult people, and confl ict management strategies.

Th 4/18 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 206 $89

Developing Your Leadership Style Sara JohnsonLearn how to capitalize on your personal leadership style to achieve workplace goals. In this course you will: Identify your leadership style through personal assessment; learn the difference between leadership and management; recognize the "being" and "doing" of leadership; and develop the innate motivating techniques that transform employee attitudes and enhance cooperation and teamwork.

Th 4/25 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 206 $89

Communication Skills in the Workplace Sara JohnsonCommunication skills are vital in today’s workplace. In this course you will identify the four primary communication styles, learn how to recognize your style as well as the styles of others, and how to overcome common communication roadblocks and barriers.

Th 5/2 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 206 $89

Change Management Sara JohnsonHave you ever felt bombarded by nonstop change? When initiating change yourself, do you experience resistance when trying to get the support of others? This interactive workshop will help you better understand the impact of change and help others navigate through the phases of change. In addition, learn to manage resistance to change while planning successful change efforts.

Th 5/9 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 206 $89

Coaching for Success Sara JohnsonCoaching skills are important in today's workplace. A coach has to wear many different hats and be able to cheer, teach, correct, and counsel. In this interactive workshop, understand and utilize the 4 conditions of buy-in, learn a 4-tiered coaching approach, develop techniques to use in verifying understanding, and learn to incorporate different coaching approaches and strategies into your interactions with others.

Th 5/16 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 206 $89

Team Building for Success Sara JohnsonWant to showcase your strengths and make a positive impact in your organization? Your ability to participate, collaborate and resolve issues will set you apart as a “go-to” person in any organization. In this interactive course, you will learn skills to develop group understanding, evaluate team roles, develop methods for resolving underlying confl ict within a team, and use these skills to collaborate with team members to achieve workplace objectives.

Th 5/23 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 206 $89

NEW! You’re the Boss: Now What? Sara JohnsonHas your job position changed and now you are in charge? Are you adapting to a new supervisory role? In this two-class workshop, gain insight into how you can effi ciently make the transition to supervisor and how to effectively support and coach your team. You will be provided tools to develop an understanding of your new role and responsibility, achieve workplace objectives, establish communication and conneciton.

Th (2 sessions) 2/28 – 3/7 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM OLY 206 $195


SARA JOHNSONSara Johnson teaches both a Supervision Certi� cate program and a Leadership Certi� cate program, as well as designing customized training for potential, new, and existing levels of management in an organization in Washington State. In addition, Sara is a Principal with the consulting group Executive Dynamics, conducting leadership, problem solving, and communication workshops for numerous companies in the State. With a background in Psychology and Sociology from Oberlin College, and an MBA in Managerial Leadership and Small Group Dynamics from City University, Sara provides a wealth of knowledge to her interactive learning workshop students.

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CERTIFICATES FOR THE WORKPLACE Certifi cate in Data Analysis

Data analysis is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, but need people with the ability to analyze that data to see trends and make predictions. Begin with getting a basic of understanding of ow to analyze data in a business setting. Then learn how many of your business decisions involve comparing grouped for differences. Increase your decision making skills.

The Certifi cate in Data Analysis is offered through our partner, Learning Resources Network, Inc. It is comprised of three, month-long courses that can be taken together or individually. Classes come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back.

• Introduction to Data Analysis 4/1-4/26 John Rutledge $195

• Intermediate Data Analysis 5/6-5/31 Mary Dereshiwsky $195

• Advanced Data Analysis 6/3-6/28 Jeff Kritzer $195

Online Certifi cate 4/1-6/28 $495

Social Media for Business Certifi cateGet in on this exciting and growing way to communicate, market and serve your customers and clients. For businesses, nonprofits, government and other organizations. Learn how social networks are used to develop two-way communication and marketing strategy for your organization. From Facebook to Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn and more, discover the new principles of communication and uses for your organization. Whether you are new to social networks or already involved, you will come away with practical how-to techniques.

The Social Media for Business Certifi cate is offered through our partner, Learning Resources Network, Inc. It is comprised of three, month-long courses that can be taken together or individually. Classes come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back.

• Introduction to Social Media 4/1-4/26 Nicole Siscaretti $195

• Marketing Using Social Media 5/6-5/31 Kathryn Lynch-Morin $195

• Integrating Social Media in Your Organization 6/3-6/28 Jennifer Selke $195


Certifi cate in Workplace CommunicationsGood communication in the workplace is more important than ever. And critical to your career advancement and success. Come get a comprehensive and intensive preparation with skills and techniques you can put to use: a workable confl ict management model, along with successful and practical confl ict management strategies and tips to improve your negotiation skills for a win-win outcome. Discover more about yourself and others using personality profi les for better work performance. The Certifi cate in Workplace Communications is offered through our partner, Learning Resources Network, Inc. (aka UGotClass). It is composed of three, month-long courses that can be taken together for a certifi cate or individually. Classes comes with 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back.

• Confl ict Management 4/1-4/26 Sally Klauss $245

• Negotiation: Get What You Want 5/6-5/31 Greg Marsello $195

• Using Personality Profi les for Better Work Performance 6/3-6/28 Sally Klauss $295


Digital Marketing Certifi cateUtilizing effective eMarketing techniques is essential for today’s businesses. Our Digital Marketing Certifi cate is offered through our partner, Learning Resources Network, Inc. (aka UGotClass) and is designed to equip you with the job-ready skills you need to be a good marketer.

In this 3 month-long online program you will learn:• How to improve email promotions and analyze email response rates• Boost and analyze your website traffi c; use search engine optimization to improve visibility• Successfully employ online advertising

The Digital Markeing Certifi cate is offered through our partner, Learning Resources Network, Inc. (aka UGotClass). It is composed of three, month-long courses that can be taken together for a certifi cate or individually. Classes comes with 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back.

• Improving Email Promotions 4/1-4/26 Dan Belhassen & Susan Hurrell $195

• Boosting Your Website Traffi c 5/6-5/31 Dan Belhassen & Susan Hurrell $195

• Online Advertising 6/3-6/28 Dan Belhassen & Susan Hurrell $195


With the resources of South Seattle College and the Seattle College District at our disposal we can provide high quality, eff ective and relevant training for your company or small business. Contact us to discuss your specifi c needs.

Bob Embrey, Director of Corporate Training206-934-5856 • [email protected]

http://corporatetraining.seattlecolleges.edu

We off er short-term online classes that off er you necessary skills for in-demand jobs. Check out:

Ed2Go – Career Training Programhttps://careertraining.ed2go.com/southced/

UGotClass –Skills for the 21st Centuryhttps://www.yougotclass.org/catalog.cfm/southsea

World Education –Self-Paced OnlineCerti� cate Courseshttps://ssc.worldeducation.net

Online Personal & Professional Development Classes

Summer 2018 • Continuing Educationwww.LearnatSouth.org • (206) 934-5339

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FOR DETAILED COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AND TO REGISTER GO TO: www.virtualeduc.com/ssc or call (206) 934-5339.

30 Hours: $199 45 Hours: $225

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:28 COURSES AVAILABLE FOR 30 OR 45 CLOCK HOURS

Start anytime, work at your own pace.Course length is a minimum of two weeks and must be completed within one year of the day you registered.

South Seattle College in partnership with Virtual Education Software (VESi) o�ers online education courses for K-12

professionals that are convenient, relevant and a�ordable.

• Early Childhood• Exceptional Education• Violence, Bullying & Aggression

• Classroom Management • Common Core • Differentiated Instruction

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K-12 Teacher Classes – U Got Class• All classes run for a month. 16 clock hours• Interactive materials & dialogue with instructor• Class content and self quizzes are accessible for the entire

course. You can work ahead or go back and review at your convenience.

Sample Classes (www.LearnatSouth.org): Social Media and Online Tools for K-12 Teachers 3/4-3/29 $145 Gender in the Classroom 3/4-3/29 or 6/3-6/28 $145 Students with ASD 3/4-3/29 or 6/3-6/28 $145 Using Cell Phones in the Classroom 4/1-4/26 or 6/3-6/28 $145 Substitute Teacher Preparation 5/6-5/31 $145

Tools for Teachers

• 6 weeks of instruction, 2 lessons per week• Monthly start dates. 24 clock hours• Online discussion area

Sample Classes (www.ed2go.com/southsea): The Creative Classroom 3/13, 4/17, 5/15, 6/12 $125 Teaching Students with ADHD 3/13, 4/17, 5/15, 6/12 $125 Teaching Smarter with SMART Boards 3/13, 4/17, 5/15, 6/12 $125 Diff erentiating K-12 Assessments 3/13, 4/17, 5/15, 6/12 $125 Spanish in the Classroom 3/13, 4/17, 5/15, 6/12 $125 Diff erentiated Instruction 3/13, 4/17, 5/15, 6/12 $125

FOR DETAILED COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AND TO REGISTER GO TO: www.virtualeduc.com/ssc or call (206) 934-5339.

30 Hours: $199 45 Hours: $225

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:28 COURSES AVAILABLE FOR 30 OR 45 CLOCK HOURS

Start anytime, work at your own pace.Course length is a minimum of two weeks and must be completed within one year of the day you registered.

South Seattle College in partnership with Virtual Education Software (VESi) o�ers online education courses for K-12

professionals that are convenient, relevant and a�ordable.

• Early Childhood• Exceptional Education• Violence, Bullying & Aggression

• Classroom Management • Common Core • Differentiated Instruction

Courses are Tablet Compatible

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South Seattle College partners with LERN, ed2go and Virtual Education Software

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relevant and a� ordable. Clock Hours certi� cate fee is included in the price.

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28 COURSES AVAILABLE FOR 30 OR 45 CLOCK HOURS30 Clock Hours: $225 / 45 Clock Hours: $250

COURSE TOPICS INCLUDE:• Managing Disruptive Behavior• Understanding Aggression• Diff erentiated Instruction

• Harrassment, & Cyber Bullying in Schools• Behavior is Language• Early Childhood Courses

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Continuing Education Refund Policy• 100% refund if a class is cancelled by

South Seattle College.• To cancel a registration, please contact

the Continuing Education offi ce at least two business days prior to the start of the class.

• You will be refunded 100% of the class fee minus a $6 processing fee.The processing fee will be waived if you transfer to another Continuing Education class.

Cancellation of ClassesClasses may need to be cancelled if enrollment is low, due to an emergency, or if the college is offi cially closed due to bad weather. You may want to checkwww.� ashalert.net for bad weather school closure messages. If a class is cancelled, we will make every eff ort to call and email you in advance. If a class is cancelled, you will receive a full refund.

Continuing Education Sta� Luisa Motten Director of Continuing Education Kathleen Kent Program Specialist Sally Romero Program Specialist Alison McGuire Program Assistant Laura Williamson Program Assistant

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Rich and engaging learning experiences start with quality teachers.

Our students continually tell us how much they appreciate the Continuing Education instructors at South. Their experience and passion bring the classes and the content alive. We are proud to recognize our language teachers (pictured above) who have come from all over the globe and from varied backgrounds to share their languages with you. Whatever your reason for wanting to learn another language, we have a class and a level for you.

L-R: RJ, Stella, Amaya, Sally, Robert, Frieda, Emili, Ward.

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