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Community Education
Fall Session starts Sept 15. Enrollment now in progress.
Enjoy lifestyle and leisure classes through our Community Education program featuring hands-on learning and special interest topics. Community Education classes address subjects related to leisure, lifestyle and special interest. Courses range from single day to four to five week classes, are non-credit and are taught by community professionals experienced in their chosen field.
NEW Community Education/EDventures Coordinator
Heather Hurst, Prescott Campus, Coordinator of Community Education and EDventures Program, was born in Redlands, CA and raised on a cattle ranch in central California. After HS she served on a marine biology research team in Costa Rica, studying sea turtle nesting behavior. She received her BA in Cultural Anthropology from NAU and is currently pursuing her Master of Education Degree.
Before relocating to Prescott (her husband is a flight student at ERAU), Heather worked at Riverside Community College (Riverside, CA) for the Foster Youth Emancipation Program assisting youth as they transitioned out of the foster system. Since coming to the area she has worked at ERAU and Northcentral University. Call her at 928-717-7638.
Corrections to your printed FA 08 schedule
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- Correct dates for "Canyon de Chelly Trip":
Oct 11-13, 2008
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- "Nature of Horse":
Change Oct 4 to Oct 18
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- "Canning made Easy" -- New Dates for 084848:
Nov 18- Dec 16 (No class Thanksgiving week)
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- Correct date for "Russia through Time":
Oct 30-Dec 11
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- Correct dates for "Get acquainted with Adobe Photoshop":
Sept 26-Oct 17 - Hapkido (left out of Comm Ed catalog)
ED Williams, Instructor; $85
#084967
9/19/08 - 12/12/08
Fridays 7:45pm to 9pm in Room 2-140
Hapkido, a Korean form of self-defense, is a complete martial art. Learn to defend yourself using kicks, strikes, joint locks, throws, wrestling, control techniques and more. Due to the variety of techniques, Hapkido is adaptable to different body types and different situations.
All experience levels welcome. Must be 14 or older. No class week of Thanksgiving.
To Register for Classes
Register through the Community Education Office. Call 717-7755 or stop by Bldg. 31, Room 110 on the Prescott Campus between 9 am and 4 pm, Monday through Friday (During summer, Monday through Thursday - closed Fridays). Or register online at the college home page. (You must have an email address and be in the college database to do this. Call 717-7755 and we'll issue you a username and PIN number. You can also drop classes online using this method.).
Complete this enrollment form print it and mail.
Community Education Seeking Teachers
Yavapai College Community Education is looking for teachers for short courses lasting from one to six weeks. If you’d like to teach a particular topic or have a suggestion for a potential class, call 928-717-7755, or email Heather Hurst.
You may also click on the SPRING 09 course proposal form and send it in by email or fax to 717-7860.
Deadline for Spring 09 inclusion in catalog is Oct. 22.
