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FALL | 2019

DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKINGAre you looking for a fun, convenient and cost effective way to preserve and share your family’s history and document important milestones and events? If so, digital scrapbooking is for you. Unlike traditional scrapbooking, which requires a significant investment in specialty papers and other scrapbooking supplies, digital scrapbooking allows you to scrapbook anytime, anywhere. Computer and scrapbooking software will be provided during in class training. Instructor: Yvonne Marcotte, Digital ScrapbookerLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 9/7 Sat 8:30a-12:30p $69

COMFORTABLE RETIREMENT PLANNINGWhether you are approaching retirement or currently retired, it is essential to understand opportunities to build, manage, protect and transition all your assets for a comfortable retirement. This class will discuss methods and strategies for income growth and how to adapt to potential changes. Instructor: Brian Martz, CFP, CIMALocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 3 10/1 T 7-9p $49

GRANT WRITING FOR THE NOT-FOR-PROFIT COMMUNITYUnderstand the “must haves” in every fundable concept. Learn how and where to find grant makers interested in you, the grant seeker, and your idea. Learn how to create a proposal capable of securing funds for your department or organization. This class will help beginners hone the skills needed to begin research and prepare fundable proposals. Instructor: Robert Hull, Co-founder & Past President of the Kansas Professional Grant AssociationLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 10/3 Th 7-9p $119

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BUSINESS & FINANCE

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ARTS & CRAFTS CAREER & TECHNOLOGY

HMC • HUGHES METROPOLITAN COMPLEX5015 E. 29TH ST. NORTH, WICHITA, KS 67260

DHS • DERBY HIGH SCHOOL920 N. ROCK ROAD, DERBY, KS 67037

RCR • REVERIE COFFEE ROASTER2202 E DOUGLAS, WICHITA, KS 67214

REGISTER AT: WICHITA.EDU/COMMUNITYEDUCATION OR CALL (316) 978-3731.

FALL | 2019

INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OFFICELearn the basic functionality of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook in this overview course. You will learn how to create, edit and format documents using Microsoft Word. You will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge in class as you work with tables, document styles and layout pages. You will also learn how to utilize Microsoft Excel at home and at work. In this session you will learn how to enter, navigate, modify, move, copy, format and print data. You will then use this new knowledge to create images, charts and diagrams. You will learn how to create and edit slides, and use drawing tools, clip art, charts and graphs, while adding transitions, animation and sound using Microsoft PowerPoint. The class will conclude with a presentation on Microsoft Outlook. In this session you will learn how to set up and manage email, calendars and contacts in Outlook. Instructor: Jeremy Webster, Media Resources Center, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 9/9 M 6-9p $139

BARREL AGED CRAFT BEERSJoin other beer enthusiasts as we delve deep into what makes barrel aged beers so unique. We will sample all styles of experiential beers aged in different kinds of whiskey and bourbon barrels, wine barrels, oak barrels and some beers aged in brandy or even cognac. The choices will open your eyes to the craft beer world. We will be using the Siebel Institute Barrel Aged Sensory Kit, which includes a total of 12 compounds that cover a variety of common flavors that may be associated with the process of aging beer in barrels. These compounds include: almond(Marzipan), coconut, vanilla, fruity, natural wood, sweet, plum, spicy, peat-like, smoky, medicinal, dill, earthy, whiskey or bourbon (Boozy), oakey, rum-like, green custard powder, resinous, phenolic, barnyard (Horsey), brett-related flavors, wine-like and caramel. You must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. Instructor: Rob Miller, Goebel LiquorLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 9/4 W 7-9p $149

INTRODUCTION TO SPECIALTY COFFEEWhether you are a coffee novice, enthusiast or budding barista, this class is for you. Join local coffee aficionado Andrew Gough as we explore all things coffee! This four-week class includes:Introduction to Specialty Coffee-the history of coffee and a tour of the Reverie Café and roasting plant; Coffee: Art and Science-coffee extraction, origins and brewing; Coffee ShopEtiquette-roasting and roasts, café ordering and experience; and Home Brewing Made Easy essentials of great coffee at home, grinder, coffee and water (and patience), pairing food and coffee and entertaining with coffee. Students will sample and taste a variety of coffees/espressos each week. Instructor: Andrew Gough, Reverie Coffee RoastersLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeRCR 4 9/10 T 6-8p $84

SPECIALTY COFFEE TASTING & APPRECIATIONDo you love the taste of coffee? In this class, you will taste various coffee origins, different roast types, processing and brewing methods. No experience needed, just a sense of adventure and a desire for caffeine. Instructor: Andrew Gough, Reverie Coffee Roasters Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeRCR 2 10/8 T 6-8p $59

DECORATED SUGAR COOKIESMaking sugar cookies and decorating them is not as hard as you may think, if you have the right recipes and tools. In this class, we will share the perfect sugar cookie recipe along with great tips about rolling out, cutting, freezing and baking. You will be given several icing recipes to choose from along with how to outline and flood your cookies like a professional! Each person will be given recipes and a bag of supplies, which includes three pastry bags, three number three tips, three flooding bottles, toothpicks and a cookie cutter. Students will also go home with cookies in hand. Instructor: Marsha Slack, Retired FCS TeacherLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeDHS 1 10/22 T 6-8p $59

NOT YOUR AVERAGE QUICK BREADS!Bypass the proofing and rising steps of yeasted breads by using other leavening agents. Prepare sweet and savory scones, popovers and breads. Measuring techniques, mixing methods, ingredient substitutions and essential equipment will be taught and recipes shared in this hands-on class. Instructor: Marsha Slack, Retired FCS Teacher

Class 1 Sweet and Savory SconesClass 2 Sweet and Savory PopoversClass 3 Sweet and Savory Breads

Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeDHS 3 9/12 Th 6-8p $84

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PIES—“SIMPLE SIMON”The secret to any pie is the crust, and this seems to be the most difficult part for some bakers. Single crust and double crust pies are what’s on the menu for this hands-on class. Preparation techniques, essential equipment, mixing methods and recipes for crusts and fillings will be shared. No canned fillings or boxed puddings for these pies! Instructor: Marsha Slack, Retired FCS Teacher

Class 1 Single Crust Cream PiesClass 2 Double Crust Pies Fruit Pies


RISE TO THE OCCASION—ADVANCED YEAST BREADS Bring France to your table by preparing these delicious breads in this hands-on class. You will learn preparation techniques, mixing methods, and essential tools and leave class with shared recipes for each of these breads. Instructor: Marsha Slack, Retired FCS Teacher

Class 1 Double braided Challah breadClass 2 Baguettes


SOUTH CENTRAL KANSAS TREASURE HUNT*South central Kansas is home to some of the most unique businesses and historical sites in the country. Did you know that Wellington is home to the National Glass Museum, featuring more than 18,000 pieces of American-made glassware from the 1800’s up through the 1970’s? Or that Oxford, Kansas is home to the Sunflower Shrimp Company, where fresh jumbo shrimp are grown in an indoor saltwater operation, providing a source for fresh seafood to our landlocked state? Have you ever eaten an Oh Henry! Candy Bar? If so, it and more than 100 kinds of other candy are manufactured in Dexter, Kansas. South central Kansas is not known for its water features. However, Cowley County is home to one of the 12 most beautiful waterfalls in America, according to Yahoo. Cowley County is also home to the long-lost city of Etzanoa. Unearthed by archaeologists in 2015, it was once home to more than 20,000 ancestral Wichita Indians. On this trip we will visit each of these businesses and historical sites and you will have the opportunity to explore them and learn more about these south central Kansas treasures! Facilitator: Beccy Tanner, Adjunct Instructor, Department of History, Wichita State UniversityTour Date: 9/21 Fee: $1098a – Depart Wichita from HMC5:30p – Arrive back in Wichita

TAME YOUR ELECTRIC PRESSURE COOKER Were you one of many this past holiday season who purchased or was gifted this miracle kitchen gadget, but are too overwhelmed to use it? Whether it is old war stories told by your grandmother of exploding pressure cookers or just feeling overwhelmed by all the buttons, this class is for you. Together with other pressure cooking newbies, we will tame your instant pot/multi-cooker so that you can dazzle your family and friends with home-cooked meals made in a fraction of the time! Please come to class with your electric pressure cooker and an appetite to learn and to eat! Instructor: Tricia Thomas, Cooking InstructorLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 10/17 Th 7-9p $79

EXPLORING SELECT AMERICAN VITICULTURAL AREAS AND THEIR WINES This course offers an in-depth look at two popular American Viticultural Areas (AVA’s), highlighting climate, geography and soil that produces high quality wines of distinction. Attendees will learn about the history and evolution of these specific growing regions, the prominent wineries, grapes grown and wines produced. Each class will include a thoughtful guided tasting of 6 or 7 wines that represent the quality of wine produced in each AVA. You must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. Instructor: Guy Bower, Level-1 Sommelier, Host of The Good Life radio program on KNSS, Founding Chairman, Wichita Chapter of the American Institute of Wine & Food

9/30 “Amador County/Sierra Foothills California”10/7 “Willamette Valley Oregon”

Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 9/30 M 7-9p $89

VARIETAL COMPARISON This course will provide an in-depth overview of a specific grape variety, its origins, history and flavor profile. We will discuss the factors that dictate price to include vineyard location and pedigree, label recognition and track record, awards and 100-point number ratings as well as availability based on production. Each class will include a thoughtful guided tasting of 6 or 7 wines highlighting the differences and similarities and the reasoning behind both. You must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. Instructor: Guy Bower, Level-1 Sommelier, Host of The Good Life radio program on KNSS, Founding Chairman, Wichita Chapter of the American Institute of Wine & Food

9/9 “Chenin Blanc—The Next white IT grape” 9/16 “Zinfandel—Americas Red grape”

Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 9/9 M 7-9p $89

DAY TRIPS

*All trip itineraries are subject to change. Historic sites may not be ADA accessible.

CALLING ALL HISTORY BUFFS*Topeka provides the perfect itinerary for a day trip sure to please any Kansas history buff. We will spend the morning at the Kansas Museum of History and State Archives. Join us for a curator-led, behind-the-scenes look at some of the tens of thousands of artifacts, documents, photographs and excavated pieces that are stored in the Archives. You will also have the opportunity to tour the museum and view its many collections. We will then travel to north Topeka for a unique and elegant lunch at The Great Overland Station. Lunch will be served by the station’s very own costumed Harvey Girls who will share their knowledge of the historical Harvey Houses and will take you on a guided tour of the Station. Our next stop is the Charles Curtis House and Museum. Curtis, President Herbert Hoover’s vice president, was the first Native American to hold the office, the first vice president to come from west of the Mississippi and the first vice president from the state of Kansas. Our final stop before heading home is the Brown v Board of Education National Historic Site, which tells the story of the lawsuit, which ended racial segregation in schools. Facilitator: Dr. Jay Price, Department Chair & Professor, History, Wichita State UniversityTour Date: 10/4 Fee: $1196:45a – Depart Wichita from HMC7p – Arrive back in Wichita

WESTERN HERITAGE TOUR* Interested in cowboy culture? If so, our Western Heritage Tour is for you. We will travel to Oklahoma City where our first stop is lunch and a docent-guided tour of the famous National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. The museum features galleries dedicated to the American Cowboy, Native Americans, rodeos and world-renowned works of art. The museum also houses a replica of a turn-of-the-century cattle town and a gallery honoring popular Western icons such as John Wayne, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Our next stop is the colorful working world of Stockyard City, the world’s largest stocker and feeder cattle market. The area is on the National Register of Historic Places and home to many restaurants, shops and entertainment venues. We will dine at McClintock’s Saloon situated in the heart of Stockyard City. After dinner, we will attend The Rodeo Opry, Oklahoma’s Official County Music Show, which showcases the best in county and gospel entertainment. After the show, it’s time to relax as we head back to Wichita in our comfortable charter bus. Facilitator: Beccy Tanner, Adjunct Instructor, Department of History, Wichita State UniversityTour Date: 11/16 Fee: $1299:30a – Depart Wichita from HMC12a – Arrive back in Wichita

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HISTORY & CURRENT EVENTS


WEST • WSU WEST CAMPUS3801 N. WALKER AVE, MAIZE, KS 67101

WSUH • WSU HAYSVILLE106 STEWART AVENUE, HAYSVILLE, KS 67060

FAMOUS KANSANSSure, you have heard of Amelia Earhart and Dwight D. Eisenhower, but how many of you know Actress Elizabeth Taylor had ties to Kansas? Or that the Tony Awards were the inspiration of a Kansan, as was the architect who designed the Empire State Building. In this class, we will explore Famous Kansans. We will look at those who made news through the years as well as those who inspired and caused us to reach higher for the stars. From the arts to sports, businesses and crusaders, we’ll look at the characters who made Kansas famous. Instructor: Beccy Tanner, Adjunct Instructor, Department of History, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 10/22 T 7-9p $69

HISTORIC WALKING TOUR OF DELANOThe neighborhood west of the river has been both one of the city’s oldest areas and also the location for its most recent developments. Whether called Elgin, West Wichita or Delano, this area has experienced the cattle years, Victorian boom times and Syrian immigration. It has been the source of the city’s entrepreneurial spirit from Travel Air to local business landmarks. Join us as we explore the many layers of this vibrant and ever-changing part of our city! Instructor: Dr. Jay Price, Chair & Professor, Department of History, Wichita State UniversityTour Date: 10/19 Fee: $4010a – Arrive – Hatman Jacks12p – Lunch1p – Depart Hatman Jacks

IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS*Join us on our annual Christmas tour of Kansas City historical sites and lights! Our first stop will be the National WWI Museum and Memorial, which Congress has designated as America’s official museum dedicated to WWI. You will have the opportunity to explore the War through the eyes of those who lived it and learn why the First World War was not the last. Lunch will be provided at the Over There Café, where you can dine on trench stew, army goulash and chipped beef and gravy. After lunch, we will visit the Hallmark Visitor’s Center and view the unique and imaginative J.C Hall Christmas tree collection as well as ornaments and Christmas cards produced by Hallmark through the years. It is then on to the Strawberry Hill Museum and Cultural Center where we will experience an “Olde World Christmas.” Built in the 19th century and situated in the middle of a thriving immigrant neighborhood, the former mansion and orphanage is adorned in Victorian era decorations and Christmas traditions from around the world will be on display. After dinner, we will drive through the famed Country Club Plaza Lights before returning home. Facilitator: Beccy Tanner, Adjunct Instructor, Department of History, Wichita State UniversityTour Date: 12/7 Fee: $1296:30a – Depart Wichita from HMC11:45p – Arrive back in Wichita

*All trip itineraries are subject to change. Historic sites may not be ADA accessible.

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON – BOOK DISCUSSIONDuring the 1920s, some of the wealthiest people in the world were turning up dead. This award-winning book, Killers of the Flower Moon by best-selling author David Grann, explores how the murders began after oil was discovered on land the Osage owned. The murders prompted the newly-formed FBI to investigate. Currently, the book is in the process of being adapted into a movie by Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio. We’ll discuss the book, the characters and the aftermath as events played out in Oklahoma. Instructor: Beccy Tanner, Adjunct Instructor, Department of History, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 9/10 T 7-9p $84

*Includes book

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF WINSTON CHURCHILLWinston Churchill’s fascinating life spanned nearly a century, a period that saw tremendous changes in Britain as well as abroad and which continue to have relevance in today’s world. Churchill’s role as a statesman, politician, adventurer, writer, painter, humorist, hero and failure was played out against a backdrop of some of the most dramatic events of modern history. Join us as we examine the life, and especially the times, of the world of Churchill, including the echoes of those times and events that still have implications for our world. Lectures, interesting videos and readings, will provide the context for our lively discussions. Instructor: Dr. John Dreifort, Professor of History, Wichita State University, and Executive Secretary, Wichita Committee on Foreign RelationsLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 10 9/5 Th 1:30-3:30p $157

WALKING WITH THE WICHITA PIONEERSThis class will explore the history of Wichita by looking closely at the people who lived and died here. Our journey begins with discussion focused on the notable Wichita residents buried at Highland Cemetery, the oldest cemetery in Wichita. Founded in the 1870s, the cemetery is the final resting place of such notable Wichitans as Harry Dockum, L.W. Clapp, Ben Eaton, Margaret Brown Innes and William

“Buffalo Bill” Matthewson. Governor William Stanley and 13 Wichita mayors are also among the 17,000 people buried there. Week one the class will meet at the WSU Metropolitan Complex. Week two the class will conclude with a guided walking tour of Highland Cemetery. Instructor: Barb Myers, Local Historian and President, Friends of the Wichita PioneersLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 10/12 Sat 10a-12p $49

DOOR SIGNS AND DONUTS!Design your own fall-themed wooden door sign while enjoying coffee and donuts! You will have two fall-themed designs from which to choose. Class will begin with an instructor-led tutorial. You will then work at your own pace as you create a fun, one-of-a-kind work of art. All supplies will be provided. Instructor: Brecken Dunlap, Christabella Craft and CreationsLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeWSUH 1 9/28 Sat 9a-12p $59

DIY ORGANIZINGAttend this two-part class to learn how to tackle your most challenging organizing projects! Part I: Learn the basic steps on how to organize virtually anything! You will have the opportunity to work with experts on specific projects you need help with and you will leave this class with a written plan on how to do this on your own. Part II: Work on your project at home and then attend the second part of this series. We will discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of home organization. This is a very interactive class which will allow you to learn and support each other, as well as receive professional guidance from your instructor. Instructor: Professional Organizer Kirsten Awe, owner of Rightsize Moving Solutions along with her Professional Organizing Team! Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 2 9/5 Th 7-9p $49

RIGHTSIZE TO ORGANIZENot sure where to begin or how to go about rightsizing your home? Learn how to navigate the process of simplifying your life with tried-and-true strategies that will take you from cluttered to organized! Instructor: Kirsten Awe, owner, Rightsize Moving SolutionsLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 9/26 Th 7-9p $39

HOW TO “RIGHTSIZE” TO A SMALLER HOME

“Where do I even start?” This is a common question asked when people get ready to move to a smaller home. Join us to learn how to answer this question as well as the step-by- step processes needed to get you from

“Where do I start?” to “I can do this!” You will learn all steps needed to get you from preparing, who to talk to and how to figure out what to take to what to do with your remaining items. Instructor: Certified Senior Relocation Specialist Kirsten Awe, owner of Rightsize Moving Solutions, and Liz Beugelsdyk, owner of L&L Family Estate SaleLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 1 9/10 T 7-9p $39

BEGINNING BEEKEEPINGBeekeeping is a satisfying hobby that has many potential outcomes. Class study will provide the opportunity to become acquainted with the structure of a bee hive. To become a successful beekeeper, one must know the essential tools of operation and understand the correct terminology that applies to the hive structure, the bees and the beekeeper themselves. Students will gain an understanding of the importance of the honeybee to our lifestyles and survival as well as gain an appreciation of this insect’s work ethic and teamwork used for their colony to survive. Instructors: Jim & Sharon Rowan, Rowan’s Honey ShopLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeWEST 4 9/9 M 7-9p $69

FLORAL ARRANGINGLearn to create unique, personalized, one-of-a-kind floral arrangements that will add color and pizazz to your home décor. Each week you will make one new arrangement using a variety of fresh and silk materials. Weeks one and two you will work with fresh flowers to create beautiful vase and centerpiece arrangements. Weeks three and four you will work with silks to construct a fall swag and a winter/Christmas wreath. You will select and purchase silk flowers in your choice of colors, as well as ribbon, Christmas bulbs and any other fun elements that you want to incorporate into your designs. A supply list will be provided for each week. Instructor: Tisha Tucker, Perfect PetalsLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 9/4 W 7-9p $59

GARDENING FUNDAMENTALS FOR THE FALL: GETTING READY FOR THE NEXT GROWING SEASON This six-week course focuses on gardening best practices that begin in the fall and last into the early spring—be it vegetables, flowers, shrubs or trees. How do we offer our garden the seasonal care it deserves? Keeping the mercurial nature of Kansas weather in mind, we will discuss the important garden tasks that keep our plants looking their best all year long. Starting with autumn, we will learn when and how to divide perennials, where and what variety of bulbs to plant, how to put a vegetable garden to bed properly for the winter, and the proper way to

“clean up” flower beds. We will also talk about the advantages of fall vegetable gardening, including hoop houses and cold frames. Winter is a great time for planning, building garden projects and, most of all, perusing the garden catalogues. We will learn how to prune shrubs and trees while they are dormant. Last but not least, we will discuss when and how to start seed indoors. Instructor: Kelly Caswell, Master GardenerLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 9/4 W 6-8p $89

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HOME & DIY

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RECREATION,FITNESS & HEALTH

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL) – BEGINNERInstructor: Kimberly Smith, InterpreterLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 9/7 Sat 10a-12p $149*Fee includes text

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL) - INTERMEDIATEInstructor: Kimberly Smith, InterpreterLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 9/7 Sat 8-10a $149*Fee includes text

ARABIC Instructor: Sirana Jamkartanian, Lecturer, Modern & Classical Languages & Literatures, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 9/4 W 7-9p $149*Fee includes text

FRENCH IInstructor: Brigitte Roussel, Associate Professor/Director of Foreign Language Teacher Education, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 9/9 M 7-9p $149*Fee includes text/No class October 14

FRENCH II Instructor: Brigitte Roussel, Associate Professor/Director of Foreign Language Teacher Education, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 9/3 T 7-9p $149*Fee includes text/No class October 15

FRENCH IIIInstructor: Brigitte Roussel, Associate Professor/Director of Foreign Language Teacher Education, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 9/4 W 7-9p $149*Fee includes text

INTERMEDIATE SPANISH Instructor: Mary Williams, Instructor of SpanishLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 9/5 Th 7-9p $149*Fee includes text

SPANISH FOR TRAVELERSInstructor: Mary Williams, Instructor of SpanishLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 12 9/3 T 7-9p $149*Fee includes text

BEGINNING MEDITATIONBegin to strengthen, balance and align your mind, body and soul through the practice of meditation. This class will combine gentle movement, discussion and guided and silent practices to begin to work to deepen each student’s personal experience. Students will learn various meditation techniques including breath work, mantra repetition and visualization, which can help reduce stress and anxiety, promote emotional and physical health, benefit memory capacity and brain management, and even inspire kindness and compassion. Instructor: Kayla Ragan, Meditation TeacherLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 9/3 T 7-8p $49

YOGA FOR SENIORSExercise is important at any age. Yoga is one type of exercise that benefits students of all ages, especially those age 60+, by helping to develop strength, endurance and stability while improving flexibility. Yoga for seniors is a chair-based class for beginners, which includes some standing poses. During class, we will work on strengthening and stretching all major muscle families as we focus on breathing and calming the nervous system. Instructor: Kayla Ragan, Yoga Alliance Certified Registered Yoga TeacherLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 9/4 W 9-10a $49

BEGINNER UKULELE CHRISTMAS CAROLS AND HOLIDAY SONGSLearning ukulele is easy when you already know the songs. Make your days merry and bright by learning holiday standards in a supportive environment in which everyone sings and plays together. Our final class may also include some caroling! For brand-new to beginning players. Requires a soprano ukulele (it’s the little one) and a clip-on tuner (such as a Snark or Intellitouch). Instructor: Seth Bate, Ukulele InstructorLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 11/12 T 6:30-8:30p $89

DRUM YOUR WAY TO-BETTER HEALTHHealthRhythms (empowerment drumming) is a group music approach that uses the drum as a tool for communication and personal expression. Drumming has been scientifically proven to enhance brain health, reduce stress, improve communication skills and increase personal well-being. Its proven effectiveness has been used with children and adults world-wide! No prior drumming or musical experience is necessary. Drums will be provided for in-class use. Instructor: Candida Wise, Music EducatorLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 9/5 Th 7-8:30p $62

LANGUAGES, LITERATURE & TECHNOLOGY

ENGLANDThe largest country within the United Kingdom. Home to the Royal Family and the longest reigning Monarch, Queen Elizabeth II. The variety of the English countryside is often missed by the many travelers who focus on London. From the seaside of Brighton to the picturesque villages in the Lake District, your time in England can be spent taking a deep breath of stunning landscapes, exploring a sprawling metropolis filled with museums or practicing your Royal manners during an afternoon tea. Instructor: Angie Courtney, Certified Travel Associate, Sunflower TravelLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 10/15 T 6:30-8:30p $39

FRANCEJoin us for an introduction to the largest country in Western Europe. France is a country known for its cuisine, fashion and culture. This country inspires the modern art of doing nothing. It has rolling fields of lavender, valleys filled with vineyards and gardens blooming with a variety of floral delights. From a casual sidewalk café with aperitifs to the cities bursting with life and energy—there’s a bit of France on reserve for everyone. Instructor: Angie Courtney, Certified Travel Associate, Sunflower TravelLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 10/22 T 6:30-8:30p $39

GERMANYExplore the heart of Europe. Now a capital of industrial advances, Germany has transitioned from a more-than-colorful history. More than beers and automobiles, this country is an explorer’s delight—a timekeeper’s secret—from cuckoo clocks to medieval forests. Discover striking castles and cathedrals tucked away into historic villages. A year-round gem from the festivals of summer to the markets of the holidays. Instructor: Angie Courtney, Certified Travel Associate, Sunflower TravelLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 10/29 T 6:30-8:30p $39

BEGINNING BRIDGE Novice players will be introduced into the basic mechanics of how to bid and play bridge in guidance with the American Contract Bridge League rules. These rules will allow you to play socially or in duplicate bridge games. Instructor: Mary BeckLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 10 9/4 W 6:30-8:30p $99*Fee includes texts


LMMAF • LASELVA MMA & FITNESS402 N. RIVER, DERBY, KS 67037

WEST • WSU WEST CAMPUS3801 N. WALKER AVE, MAIZE, KS 67101

THE ART OF FLY FISHING 101Fly fishing 101 is a course for those of beginner and intermediate skill levels who are interested in learning more about the art of fly fishing. This course will cover all aspects of the sport, from the history of fly fishing to the equipment needed to get started in the sport. Topics covered during this course will include: fish, entomology, water, conservation and etiquette. Participants have the opportunity to learn about both wet and dry flies. Students will receive information about how to buy their first fly rod and reel and how to maintain fly fishing equipment that they already own. Participants will also get hands-on training on how to tie fly fishing knots used while on the water as well as how to rig a fly rod for fishing different types of flies. All equipment will be provided. Instructor: Rick Brown, Education Chairman, Flatland Fly Fishers ClubLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 9/9 M 7-9p $74

THE ART OF FLY FISHING 102Learn more about the art of casting a fly rod. This course will cover the basic casts needed to get started in the sport. Topics covered during this course will include becoming proficient with the overhead and roll casts. Students will receive hands-on instruction on these casts. The course will provide the equipment you will need. Instructor: Rick Brown, Education Chairman, Flatland Fly Fishers ClubLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 6 9/3 T 7-9p $74

THE POETRY OF CLIMATE CHANGE“All nature has a feeling.” — John Clare, 1793-1864. Climate change is a reality our current world is facing. The only way to mitigate this impending problem is through collective action, which can be advocated through poetry spanning from the Romantic era to poetry of today. Through readings and discussions we will look at how past and present poets react to, advocate for and warn against the dangers of climate change. Instructor: Ruth Vernon, Graduate Teaching Assistant, English, Wichita State UniversityLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeHMC 4 9/5 Th 7-9p $59

THE WINDS AND WHYS OF METEOROLOGYEver wondered what it would be like to be a meteorologist? How hard is it really to forecast the weather? This interactive class will answer these questions and more. Topics to be covered include the basics and history of meteorology, severe weather safety and forecasting, and climate studies and long-term forecasting. You will also have the opportunity to tour a local forecasting center and see meteorologists in action. Instructor: Augustine Iacopelli, MeteorologistLocation Weeks Starts Day Time FeeWEST 4 9/9 M 7-9p $69

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WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSEThe objective of this course is to empower women and help save lives. The course teaches women’s self-defense techniques based on the martial art of Brazilian jiu-jitsu. This course is hands-on with demonstrations of possible scenarios, student training, and techniques practiced with a partner in class on how to defend oneself and escape a variety of situations. Defense and escape techniques will begin with worst-case rape scenario situations on the ground followed by standing attacks in various attack situations (neck/shoulder, arms, forearms, wrists, from the back, “bear hugs” and front “hugs”) and conclude with additional techniques in potential rape attack situations and discussion. Please arrive in workout attire (no shorts) for class. Disclaimer: This course does NOT guarantee the person under attack will be able to perform any of the techniques taught successfully on a real scenario situation without a chance of being injured. Instructor: Marcio Laselva, owner, Laselva Martial Arts and Fitness and 3rd degree black belt.Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeLMMAF 1 10/26 Sat 12-3p $49

WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSE IIThe objective of this advanced course is to empower and prepare women to defend themselves. In this level-II course, students will continue to learn and practice self-defense based on the martial art of Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Students should already have experience with escaping a variety of dangerous situations and be knowledgeable of defense techniques for both on the ground attacks and standing attacks (neck/shoulder, arms, forearms, wrists, from the back, “bear hugs” and front “hugs”) which are taught in the Women’s Self Defense I class. Please arrive in workout attire (no shorts) for class. Disclaimer: This course does NOT guarantee the person under attack will be able to perform any of the techniques taught successfully on a real scenario situation without a chance of being injured. Instructor: Marcio Laselva, owner, Laselva Martial Arts and Fitness and 3rd degree black belt.Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeLMMAF 1 11/16 Sat 12-3p $49

CHILDREN’S SELF DEFENSEThe objective of this course is to empower and prepare children ages 8-18 to defend themselves based on the martial art of Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Children will be taught escape techniques in a variety of dangerous situations, including on the ground attacks and standing attacks (neck/shoulder, arms, forearms, wrists, from the back,

“bear hugs” and front “hugs”). Please arrive in workout attire (no shorts) for class. Parents are welcome to enroll as well to learn these basic skills making this a family friendly class. Disclaimer: This course does NOT guarantee the person under attack will be able to perform any of the techniques taught successfully on a real scenario situation without a chance of being injured. Instructor: Marcio Laselva, owner, Laselva Martial Arts and Fitness and 3rd degree black belt.Location Weeks Starts Day Time FeeLMMAF 1 9/14 Sat 12-3p $49

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