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ContentsAcademic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Arts, Crafts, Etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Business & Vocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Computers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Kids’ Korner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Sunday College for Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Summer Academics and Athletics Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9Personal Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Swimming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11The Young at Heart (Seniors) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Educational Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Quick Picks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Educational Fitness Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Ed2go . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Register early!If you wait too long, classes may be canceled due to low enrollment.

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Let’s put away our winter gearand get ready for the spring….

Welcome to the Spring 2014 Options. We are excited to help you learnsomething new or do something better. Our courses and activities are stim-ulating and fun and taught by experienced professionals who enjoy intro-ducing others to their subjects. Why not learn among friends, co-workersand neighbors. There are no exams, no grades, no degrees. Classes arefor your own personal enjoyment and growth.

This term we are pleased to offer the new Dental Assistant Program aswell as other courses to enhance your skills and fulfill your aspirations. Wehave added more classes for children. We are also expanding programs forseniors because retirement from work does not mean retirement fromlearning.

If you want to better yourself, learn how to write a grant, start a 501(c) 3non-profit, community-based organization, buy property, discover the artof make-up and /or the secrets of writing your life story. Stop by our office. A variety of courses are waiting for you.

Remember to take the time to consider your Options.

See You in Class!Nelly Maynard

ACADEMICSAC2001. Back to Basics Math Many youngsters are having difficulty withmath simply because they do not understandbasic math concepts. This course will in-crease math proficiency and assist your childin overcoming individual problem areas. Giveyour student the skills and confidence tofunction at the appropriate grade level. A di-agnostic exam will be given at the first classsession. Textbook required. $20.00 fee forbook not included.A. Sat Gr 3-4 9:00a.m.-10:15a.m. B. Sat Gr 5-6 10:30a.m.-11:45a.m. C. Sat Gr 7-9 12:00noon-1:15p.mFee: $83 Instr: Lacy Grigsby

AC2002A.Early Reading for PreschoolersThis innovative class is designed for the chil-dren ages 4-5. Students will learn to recog-nize and write the alphabets and print theirnames accurately. Skills that will be empha-sized will be phonics, high frequency words,and word families. Helps your child preparefor kindergarten and recall information forfuture reading adventures.Sat 12:00noon.-1:15p.mFee: $83 Instr: Linda Flannigan

AC2002.Reading Skills for Primary GradesStudents learn to pronounce letter combina-tions and the difference in identifying vow-els, and consonants uses in language. Theyalso strengthen spelling, reading, and writingskills. B. Sat (Grades 1&2 9:00a.m.-10:15a.m.C. Sat (Grades 3 &4) 10:30a.m.- 11:45a.m.Fee: $83 Instr: Linda Flannigan

AC2003. Math Booster (Teens/Adults)This quick-paced review begins with arith-metic skills: place value, addition, subtraction,multiplication and division. Fractions, deci-mals, percentages, averages and algebra willalso be covered. This is an excellent course ifyou wish to upgrade your basic skills forhigher math or to prepare for college. Text-book required. $20.00 fee for book not in-cluded.Sat 9:00a.m.-10:30a.m.Fee $83 Instr. Gregory Nimpson

AC2004A.Math Booster Pre Algebra (Gr 7-8) Students are exposed to the tools of algebra(problem solving plans, numbers & expres-sions, variables & expressions, properties,variables & equations, etc.) Emphasis isplaced on learning and understanding the lan-guage of algebra. Textbook required. $20.00fee for book not included.Sat 10:30a.m.-12noonFee: $83 Instr: Gregory Nimpson

AC2004B.Math Booster Algebra 1 (Pt. 1)Emphasis is on learning and understandingalgebraic functions, graphs of linear equa-tions, logical thinking and problem solving.Students should have taken pre algebra inorder to register for this course. Textbook re-quired. $20.00 fee for book not included. Sat 12noon-1:30p.m.Fee: $83 Instr: Gregory Nimpson

AC2004C. Math Booster Algebra 1 (Pt. 2)Builds on topics covered in Algebra 1 (Pt. 1).Emphasis is on learning and understandingrational expressions, inequalities, absolutevalue equations, systems of linear equations,quadratic equations, and their respectivegraphs. Requires a graphing calculator! Text-book required. $20.00 fee for book not in-cluded.Sat 1:30p.m.-3:00p.m.Fee: $83 Instr: Gregory Nimpson

AC2004D. Math Booster GeometryThis course offers high school geometry.Plane and coordinate Proofs, triangle con-gruence, similarity, parallelism, circles and co-ordinates are among the topics covered.Textbook required. $20.00 fee for book notincluded.Sat 3:00p.m.- 4:30p.m.Fee: $83 Instr: Gregory Nimpson

AC2005. Writing for AdultsThis class is for adults who need help withfundamental writing techniques. While stu-dents will review proper sentence structure,punctuation, and grammar, an additionalfocus will be to develop an action plan, and towrite a persuasion paper to enhance theirgoals and objectives.Wed 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $83 Instr: Barbara Maxon

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AC2008. Composition Writingfor Upper GradesIn this basic writing course, students will be-come familiar with sentence structure, gram-mar, punctuation and more. This course isintended to help students produce clear, con-cise, logically organized essays and reports.Emphasis is placed on purpose, thesis, or-ganization, and development.Sat 12:30p.m.-2:30p.m.Fee: $83 Instr: Barbara Maxon

AC2010. ACT Prep: Math and ScienceIn this class students will review math con-cepts from basic math through Algebra II,natural science concepts, as well as practicetest taking strategies specific to the ACT.Class meets for five weeks.Sat, May 10 12noon-2:00p.mFee: $77 Instr: TBA

AC2011. ACT Prep: English, Writing andReadingJoin this class for an English / writing / read-ing refresher. There will be a review of theusage and mechanics of grammar, passagereading and comprehension, writing skillssuch as brainstorming, organization and writ-ing from a prompt, and much more. Studentswill review test taking tips and strategies forthe ACT. Class meets for five weeks. Sat, May 10 2:00p.m-4:00p.mFee: $77 Instr: TBA

Group TutoringReceive group tutoring with two or threeother students in the same subject area. Meetwith an expert tutor for seven one-hour ses-sions. Each student must register separately.$200

Private TutoringReceive private tutoring in the subject area ofyour choice. Expert instructors can assist youin most subjects. Tutoring meets for six one-hour sessions. $200

Semi-Private TutoringReceive semi-private tutoring with one otherstudent in the same subject area. Meet withan expert tutor for six one-hour sessions.Each student must register separately. $150

ARTS, CRAFTS, ETC.AR2102. Cartooning (Ages 8-13)Unleash your sense of humor by learning tocreate funny and fantasy creatures. Draw fa-cial expressions and various kinds of cartooncharacters. Comic book story panels and col-oring techniques will also be explored. Bringtyping paper, pencils, erasers, sharpeners,markers, crayons, colored pencils and samplesof your favorite cartoons.Sat 9:00a.m.-11:00a.mFee:$73 Instr: Maria Rocio Jaramillo

AR2103. Basic Jewelry Making(Teen/Adult)If you’re interested in a variety of crafts, thisis the class for you. Set your imagination freeas you create jewelry and design wearable art.Be amazed and inspired by the possibilities.There is a $20.00 material fee payable to theinstructor. Sat 9:00a.m.-11:00a.m.Fee: $67 Instr: Estell HardimanGREAT CLASS!

AR2104. Introduction to Wire Wrapping- Earrings Wire wrapping is the skill of making jewelryusing wire, beads and simple tools.This class will focus on how to properly makeloops, wraps and coils using the correct tools.To enhance your proficiency, we will focus oncreating earrings of increased difficulty whilelearning to make a variety of different ear-wires. You will need your own tools, beadsand wire. Supply list provided.Sat 1:30p.m.-3:00p.m.Fee: $67 Instr: Sandra Duncan

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AR2105. Intermediate Wire WrappingWe are taking your looping, wrapping andcoiling skills to the next level. Let's explorebending and shaping wire into several stan-dard yet challenging shapes and links to cre-ate jewelry. Along the way we willincorporate freeform wire shaping and use ofaluminum wire. Class projects may includebracelets, necklaces, rings and or focal pieces- as time permits. Introduction to Intro toWire Wrapping is prerequisite. Supply listprovided.Wed 6:30p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $67 Instr: Sandra Duncan

POPULAR CLASS!AR2108. Upholstery Do you have an oldchair or ottoman that needs a new look? Whynot bring it to class and learn from the ex-pert? Experience the joy of upholstering yourchair from start to finish. Depending on thecomplexity of your piece, you may or maynot complete the project over the six weekperiod. Some supplies are needed. Materialfee not included. Sat Beg 9:00a.m.– 12noonFee: $137 Instr: Marvin Davis

AR2112. Digital PhotographyThe course is designed to provide a DigitalPhotography / Multimedia resource. Stu-dents will work together on a class projectand theme. Students will shoot photographyand video, while learning and applying thetechnical and artistic skills necessary for greatphotography and multimedia presentations.(Minimum age 13) Thurs 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Harvey Cobb

WOW!AR2114. Basic SewingBack by popular demand is the sewing classyou’ve been waiting for! This “you can makeit” class is designed to get you started. Learnbasic sewing skills in this class. Limited en-rollment. Materials not included. (Minimumage 17) Sat 12:30p.m.-2:30p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Elysia Ganier

AR2114B.Intermediate Sewing: ApplyingTechnical SkillsIn this course, students use knowledge ofbasic fundamentals of sewing to create de-

signs using intermediate level commercialpatterns. Students will learn how to sew pock-ets, waist bands, and how to apply standardzippers to garments. They will also continueto apply hand stitch techniques, interfacing,hem finishings using the serger machine.(Minimum age 17)Sat-Intermediate 10:00a.m.-12noonFee: $75 Instr: Elysia Ganier

AR2120. Knitting and CrochetingCome and unravel the mystery of knittingand crocheting! Designed with the beginnerin mind, this course will cover the basicstitches required to make a simple project andallow participants to move on to projectswith more complexity in the future. The in-structor will contact participants regardingcourse supplies. Sat 9:30a.m.-11:30a.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Itadal Zayed

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BV2203. Grant Writing Workshop This grant writing class is designed to intro-duce and discuss the eight basic componentsof a grant proposal for public and privatefoundations. Each student will be given anopportunity to practice in writing, and to de-velop each of the eight basic components aswell as discuss the six stages of fundraisingfor a 501c3 non-profit. Students will also begiven an opportunity to develop a full fund-able grant proposal. The successful studentwill be required to complete typed homeworkassignments. This class is designed for bothbeginners and the experienced who may beinterested in fine tuning their grant writingskills. Eight Week Class.Thurs 6:30p.m. - 8:00p.m.Fee: $141 Instr: Tirtzah Israel

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BV2204. Starting a 501(c) 3 non-profitThis course will discuss four (4) major com-ponents for starting a non-profit: (1). Filingthe 501(c) 3 forms with the State of Illinois(2). Writing the organizational By-Laws (3).Initial organizational and program designs(4). Board of Directors roles and responsi-bilities for start-ups. For the final project,each student will have to design, with struc-ture, a non-profit, community-based organi-zation with program services. Eight WeekClass.Tues 6:30p.m. - 8:00p.m.Fee: $141 Instr: Tirtzah Israel

BV2205. Retail Pharmacy Technician If you are a high school senior, young adultor a senior citizen considering a change, thistraining will get you off to a fast start towarda new career. This eight week class will intro-duce you to the responsibilities of a commu-nity pharmacy technician as well as teach youhow to interpret prescriptions for yourselvesand your family members. Class will also in-clude indepth coverage of dosage calcula-tions, medication classifications and federallaws. You will receive an application for statelicensing and after completion of the course,with regular attendance, a certificate will beissued. Workbooks are required and can bepurchased from the instructor for $50.00.Enrollment is limited. Thurs 6:00p.m.-8:30p.m. Fee: $313 Instr: Kay Hoffman

BV2208. How to Start aChild Care CenterThis is an overview of the process involvedin opening a quality child care center. Cityand state licensing requirements, program-ming, staffing, health, nutrition, child safetyand more will be covered. Sat, 12noon–2:00p.m.Fee: $113 Instr: TBA

BV2209. Wills, Trusts,and Estates-Protecting your LegacyConfused about wills and trust? This coursecovers the purpose and use of wills and es-tate administrators, the types of trusts andtheir taxable status, the power of attorney,and other letters of instruction. Find outwhat a valid living will is, if joint property isthe best way for a married couple to own as-sets, and what the executor of an estate does.Fri, 6:00p.m.-7:30p.m.Fee: $45 Instr: TBA

BV2210. Introduction to IntellectualPropertyNecessity is the mother of invention, butwhat happens next? Have you written a song,created artwork or designed a better mouse-trap? Then you have created intellectualproperty! In this four-week course, learn toclassify forms of intellectual property and toprotect your property with copyrights, trade-marks or patents. Register and make yourdream a reality! Sat 1:00p.m.-2:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: TBA

BV2211. Thinking About BuyingForeclosure Property?Today, more than ever, there are vast oppor-tunities to invest in real estate. Regardless ofcredit, income, or social status, anyone caninvest in real estate or make money within theindustry. Foreclosure investing is one of themost profitable ways of investing in real es-tate. Learn how to: become an investor, buyand flip property, use no money down tech-niques, and make money before investing inproperty.Thurs 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Anissa Welch

BV2213. Foreclosure PreventionStudents will learn the foreclosure process in-cluding how to look up all information per-taining to their property. Loss mitigation willbe discussed of all the available options toprevent foreclosure. All sample forms willbe provided including scripts on how tospeak and negotiate with lenders. Do notmiss this opportunity to save your property.Topics will include establishing contact withyour lender, how to write a hardship letter,how to fill out a work-out plan, choosing theright solution to save your property, forbear-ance agreement, loan modification (includingthe different types), short sale, and deed inlieu of foreclosure.Sat, 10:00a.m.-2:00p.m.Fee: $21 Instr: TBA

BV2223. The Art of Makeup I and IIThe six-week workshop that teaches make-up application techniques and business skillsneeded to become a professional makeupartist. These classes offer an intro to master-ing professional makeup artistry skills forconsumer and or professional applications.

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To register for Part II, students must havecompleted Part I. This class will be taught byprofessional makeup artist, Jill Alise. Suppliesnot included in fee. Instructor will provide asupply list on the first day of class. Part I Fri 6:30p.m.-8:30p.m.Part II Wed 6:30p.m.-8:30p.m.Fee: $141 Instr: Jill Alise

NEW! POPULAR PROGRAM!BV2224. Dental AssistantStudents must be Age-18yrs and have a highschool diploma or equivalent. Pre-screeningrequired. The registration/App fee is $100(this information will be web based alongwith pre-screening) The basic tuition is$7675. Students that qualify under WIA willreceive a partial tuition waiver- $5000 tuitionfor WIA participants. Students can make pay-ments toward a future session at any time.Payment arrangements can be split into three(3) portions with a credit card/debit card aslong as the payee is willing to sign andarrange two (2) future payments via creditcard/debit card to be automatically chargedon two (2) future payment arrangement datesthat are no more than 30 days apart. FirstPayment due before first day of class. Sec-ond payment 30 days later, Final payment 30days later or prior to last class date. Class willmeet Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from10:00a.m.-3:00p.m, for 12 weeks.Anticipated start date of May 6, 2014. Pleasecall 773 995-4666 for additional information.

Paralegal Certificate Course Online and On CampusThis intensive, nationally, acclaimed programis designed for beginning as well as advancedlegal workers. Students will be trained to as-sist trial attorneys, interview witnesses, inves-tigate complex fact patterns, research the law,and assist in preparing cases for courtroomlitigation. The instruction is practice-orientedand relates to those areas of the law in whichparalegals are in most demand. This Parale-gal Certificate Course will also teach you how

to work as a full-time or part-time paralegal,or how to open your own freelance business.There are no prerequisites, but students willbe expected to complete a significant amountof homework for each weekend session.This program will help students increase theiroffice’s efficiency, productivity, and billablehours as well as learn new marketable jobskills. Successful students will be awarded aCertificate of Completion from ChicagoState University, Division of Continuing Ed-ucation. To receive a certificate, studentsmust pass numerous quizzes and successfullycomplete several legal document writing as-signments. Live Lecture classes will be heldon Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00a.m. to5:00p.m. for six weekends. Online Spring Ses-sion II begins March 10, 2014 and ends April25, 2014. Summer Session I begins May 5,2014, and ends June 20, 2014. Summer Ses-sion II begins June 30, 2014, and ends August15, 2014. Go to www.legalstudies.com forregistration or call 1-800-522-7737. CareerTraining Loans may be available for qualifiedcandidates through Sallie Mae. Call 1-888-2-SALLIE. Also, visit www.easyaid.com formore possible financial aid options. Tuitionis $1189.00 per person. For further informa-tion, please call 773 995-3741.

Law School Preparation CourseAn intensive preparation course for those de-siring to excel, and not merely survive, in theirfirst year of law school. This course’s objec-tive is to teach a proven approach for attack-ing the onerous casebook method ofinstruction so that a dedicated student canmaximize his or her study time and gradeseven before the first day of law school. Thiscourse is available in an online format. Newonline sessions begin every eight weeks andinclude material and first year course outlinesThe program is seven weeks long and can beaccessed any time of day or night. The totalcost of the online course is $300.00. Exten-sive materials including many first-year courseoutlines are included in this price. For addi-tional information, contact The Center forLegal Studies at 1-800-522-7737 or visit theCLS website at www.legalstudies.com.

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COMPUTERSCS2402. Word BasicsWith Microsoft 2010, learn the basics ofword processing with Microsoft Word. Learnhow to create, save, edit and print documents.Also learn how to move, copy, format docu-ments using proofing tools, tabs and indents.You will create, sort, format, merge and per-form calculations in tables. This beginninglevel class will help you with basic documentpreparation.Sat 9:00a.m.-11:00a.m.Fee $83 Instr: TBA

CS2403. Introduction to Excel 2010In this class, you’ll learn how to create & de-sign a database. Learn to arrange names andaddresses into tables and fields, query a data-base—create queries, print queries, save aquery and much, much more. You’ll also learnhow to maintain a database—adding records,filter records and changing the appearance ofa data sheet. We’ll cover creating reports—using wizards, resize columns, print reports& forms, create & print mailing labels. Stu-dents must bring a USB to each class for theirassignments and homework.Sat 11:00a.m.-1:00p.m.Fee: $83 Instr: TBA

CS2410. Intro to Computersfor Absolute BeginnersIf you have never used a computer and won-der what in the world a mouse has to do withit – then this class is for you. Learn the mostbasic computer skills: how to turn it on andoff, how to use a mouse, how to “point andclick,” how to set up email, write a letter andother essential skills for using a personal com-puter. This four week class is hands-on withplenty of time to practice your new skills. Mon 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $61 Instr: Ollie Sims

CS2413. Advanced PhotoshopAdvanced Photoshop is a hands on lab basedclass using PC’s. This class is also geared tothe professional photographer that’s inter-ested in taking their photographic skills to thenext level using Photoshop. In this class youwill learn about Smart Objects, ClippingPaths, Actions, Plugins, Glamour Retouchingphotos and many more. This class is also as-signment driven, where you are given assign-ments to complete. Requirements are a priorknowledge of Photoshop, such as a BasicPhotoshop class, PC running Windows OS,at least an 8 Gigabyte USB flash drive andPhotoshop Class DVD provided by the in-structor. Sat 1:00p.m.- 3:00p.m.Fee: $105 Instr: Robert Johnson

CS2414. I’ve never Touched It…This class is for people who think that com-puters are out to get them, that if you touchit, something will break and you will neverfigure out how to use it. This class will startat the very beginning. You can ask all thequestions you were afraid to ask.Class meetsfor four weeks.Tues 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $61 Instr: Ollie Sims

CS2415. Using the InternetSet up your own email address. Then send,receive, forward and print messages. Next,learn your way around the Internet in thispractical, hands-on class. Prerequisite: Someexperience using a computer. Class meets forfour weeks. Wed 10:00a.m.-11:00a.m.Fee: $61 Instr: TBA

CS2416. Computers For Kids This fun and exciting class introduces yourchild to the world of computers. They willlearn the basics of computers from hardwareto basic keyboarding. Help your child buildthese skills for the future. USB flash drivedrive will be required for this course.Sat 1:00p.m.-2:00p.m.Sun 3:30p.m.-4:30p.m.Fee: $73 Instr: TBAThere is limited seating for computer classes,so register early.

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KIDS KORNERKK2302. Introduction to DanceIntroduce your preschooler to characterdances and basic acrobatic movements. Thisclass will help your child develop self-esteemand confidence, appropriate social interactionand provide a great opportunity for fun. Stu-dents may demonstrate their talents in adance recital. Class attire: leotard, tights, andballet shoes. Ages 4-7. Sat 5:00p.m.-6:00p.m.Fee: $73 Instr: Tonya Thurmond

KK2309. CSU Jr. Performing Arts Team:(Girls Ages 10-18) The CSU Jr. Dance and Performing ArtsTeam is made up of of energetic girls wholove to dance. This highly motivated teamwill prepare and train dedicated members inthe various aspects of performing arts (ballet,jazz, modern, ethnic, inspirational, character,acrobatics, hip hop dancing and drama).Team members receive semi- professionaltraining as they gradually prepare for danceproductions, performances, competitions andother events throughout the year (additionalfees will be required for team t-shirt, cos-tumes and competitions). Students displaytheir learned talents in special performancesthroughout the year and also perform in anannual dance production in the spring. (Girls,Ages 10-18) Class Attire: Plain black shortsleeve leotard, plain black dance pants, andplain black jazz shoes (no strings).Students that weren’t registered for theWinter session will be put on WAITINGLIST ONLY and contacted if spaces be-come available. Fri 6:15p.m.-8:30p.m.Fee: $81 Instrs: Jeena Bradley

Rasheda Gaither

KK2310. CSU Jr. Gents Performing ArtsTeam (Ages 10-18)Energetic, disciplined and talented boys wholike to perform are encouraged to enroll. In-structors of this highly motivated team willprepare and train dedicated members in thevarious aspects of performing arts (charac-ter, ethnic, stepping, inspirational, acrobatics,Hip-hop dancing and drama). Team memberswill receive semiprofessional training as theygradually prepare for dance productions, per-formances, competitions and other eventsthroughout the year (additional fees will berequired for team t-shirts, costumes and com-petitions). Students will display their learnedtalents in special performances throughoutthe year and will also perform in an annualdance production each spring. (Boys, Ages10-18) Class Attire: Plain black short sleevet-shirt, plain black jogging pants, and plainblack acrobatic shoes.Students that weren’t registered for theWinter session will be put on WAITINGLIST ONLY and contacted if spaces be-come available. Fri 7:00p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $61 Instrs: Jeena Bradley

Roger Franklin

KK2314. Spanish for ChildrenWith Spanish being the second most com-monly spoken language in our society, yourchild needs a head start. Introduce your childto the basics of this beautiful language bylearning how to phrase simple sentences andquestions, pronounce the names of colorsand numbers, and more. Traditional teachingmethods and materials will be utilized alongwith children's games. Register early.Sun 2:00p.m.-3:00p.m.Fee: $73 Instr: TBA

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Sunday College for kids on CampusInteractive Conversational Spanish forKids Ages 7-12Spanish will be taught using age-appropriate,interactive materials, game and activities thatwill keep the children engaged while learning.Lessons will introduce basic phrases,numbers, days of the week, months of theyear and much, more.Six (6) Weeks 2:00pm – 3:00p.m.Fee: $61 Instr: TBA

Learning through Drama-Ages 6-12Students will learn how to act and writethrough improvisation. The class will beorganized like a sports game, with two theatreteams, playing each other by acting outsituations and presenting short skits, usingsuggestions from the instructor and the class,visual arts and words as a springboard.Six (6) weeks. 1:00 – 2:30p.m.Fee: $61 Instr: Qween Roy Wicks

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Get in the Game: Learn ChessTeam up and learn to make the right moves.Get the skills to spring into chess action.Six (6) weeks. 2:30-3:30p.m.Fee: $61 Instr: TBA

Arts & Crafts-Ages 5-9Children develop new skills and talents whiledesigning unique creations using a variety ofwonderful materials and tools. Each lessonfocuses upon developing skills, learningtechniques and expanding knowledge.Four (4) weeks 3:30-4:30p.m.Fee: $49 Instr: TBA

Arts & Crafts-Ages 10-13Students learn the mechanics of drawing thatthey then apply to develop one-of-a-kindartwork. Students will discover artistic styles,drawing tools and special techniques as theydevelop their unique creations.Four (4) Weeks 4:30-5:30p.m.Fee: $49 Instr: TBA

Martial Arts for Kids-Ages 5-10Children can apply the physical and mentalskills learned in martial arts into all aspects oflife. The class is jam-packed with excitementand fun to keep students interested andmotivated so they can enjoy the long termbenefits of training, and perhaps be the nextkarate kid.Six (6) weeks. 3:00-4:0p.m.Fee: $61 Instr: TBA

Parent/Tot Swim-Ages 1-5Parents join their children in the pooltogether to learn pool safety and watercomfortability. Use the time to bond withyour child while also learning basic swimtechniques. This class will allow free time forthe group to enjoy time together in the pool.One child per adult.

3:00-4:30p.mFee: $73.00 Instr: TBA

African Drumming-Ages 5-10Want to get your kids drumming? AfricanDrumming is an awesome way to let kids ex-plore their creativity through rhythm andmusic. Kids love to drum and get a real op-portunity to express themselves and burn offsome energy too!Four (4) weeks. 1:00-2:00p.m.Fee: $49 Instr: TBA

Basketball for Kids (Boys & Girls too)Ages 6-14This course introduces boys to fundamentalbasketball skills and concentrates on drills,rules, and teamwork. Emphasis is also on theimportance of academics, self-esteem, self-re-spect and discipline. This is a fun way to helpchildren build character and interpersonalskills while strengthening their physical dex-terity.Sign-up early!

1:30-3:00p.mFee: $75 Instr:TBA

Summer Academics andAthletics Camp

June 30-August 8, 2014Six Weeks

Monday through Friday • 9:00a.m.-4:00p.m.Registration Fee: $25.00 • Fee: $749.00

Families registering two or more children receive $100.00 discount for each additional child. Registration begins Monday, April 7, 2014.

(Payment plan available)First payment of $249.00 due upon registration: $249.

Second payment of $249.00 due by Friday, May 16, 2014.Final payment of $251.00 must be paid by June 18, 2014.

Cancellation fee before June 4, 2014 is $50.00. Cancellation fee after June 4, 2014 is $100.00.Early drop-off and late pick-up available for an additional fee.

Early drop-off fee: $3.00 per day-Late pick-up fee: $3.00 per day-Early drop off and late pick-up fee: $5.00per day.

For more information, and to register, call 773 995-4466.

DANCEDA2501. Introduction to Steppin’ (Adults) If you are a stepper wannabe, this is your op-portunity to learn the fundamentals of thisprogressive art form that originated righthere in Chicago. Join others like yourself forthis fun-filled adventure in steppin’. Dazzleyour friends with your mastery of the basic8-count. No partner needed. A. Sat 3:00p.m.-4:30p.m.B. Tues 6:00p.m.-7:30p.m.Fee: $75 Instrs: Judy Estrada

Vernon Estes

DA2501C. Intermediate Steppin’ (Adults) Now that you have the fundamentals underyour belt, it's time to begin working on thosefancy turns. Improve your footwork past thebasic pattern. No partner needed. Studentsmust have taken an introductory course or re-ceive instructor's permission in order to reg-ister for this course.Sat 1:30p.m.-3:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Judy Estrada

Vernon Estes

DA2502. Advanced Steppin’ (Adults)Continue to develop your steppin’ skills.Move on to the next level in the world ofsteppin’. Learn the combinations you seeeveryone breezing through. Develop yourown signature move. No partner needed. Stu-dents must have taken an introductory courseor receive instructor’s permission in order toregister for this intermediate course. Tues 7:30p.m.-9:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Judy Estrada

Vernon Estes

DA2503. Beginners Line Dance (aerobic/social dance)Beginners Line Dance (aerobic/social dance)is a moderately paced rhythmic dance thatcombines exercise and dance into one. The

dance steps target the waist, hips, legs, kneesand feet for a moderate amount of exercise.The dances are taught to popular music andare generally 3-5 minutes in length. Linedance is great exercise for young adults andseniors alike. Participants are encouraged togo at their own pace. A. Sat 11:30a.m.-12:30p.mB. Wed 3:30p.m.-4:30p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Frieda Carter-Smith

MUSICMU2801. Introduction to Piano If you really want to be heard, make music.not noise! Learn to play the piano in an elec-tronic piano lab setting. Previous musicalbackground helpful but not required. Bookavailable in class. Fee for book not included.$10.00 for adults, and $5.00 for children. A.Sat (Ages 6-12) 9:00a.m.-11:00a.m. B.Wed(Teen/Adult) 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $83 Instr: Fred Clink

MU2801C. Adv/Piano To register, students should have some pre-vious background or should have taken thefirst course. The same text will be used as inBeginning Piano. Book available in class. Feefor book not included. $10.00 for adults, and$5.00 for children. Sat (Ages 6-12) 11:00a.m.-1:00p.mFee: $83 Instr: Fred Clink

FITNESSFT2601. AerobicsNeed a great cardio workout? Want to loseweight and improve fitness? This class willconsist of a variety of warm up and cardiosegments. You’ll perform conventional aero-bic moves while listening to great music.You’ll have so much fun, you’ll forget thatyou’re exercising. Sun 3:00p.m.-4:00p.m.Fee: $73 Instr: Sandra Jackson

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FT2606. Weight TrainingThis class, designed for men and women, in-troduces the principles and skills of weighttraining for health, fitness, athletic condition-ing and body composition on state–of–the–art equipment. Your workout is closelysupervised. Register early! Sat 9:30a.m.-11:00a.m.Fee: $73 Instr: John Mammie

FT2608. Building Superb Abs:Watch those pounds melt away!This class primarily focuses on toning the ab-dominal system, improving the lower back,developing optimal posture, and stabilizingthe muscles of the abdomen and the back. Itincorporates strength training for fitness, andhealth and body conditioning. Be ready to usethe mat. Sat 8:00a.m.-9:30a.m.Fee: $73 Instr: John Mammie

FT2609. Yoga:Center Your Mind and BodyJoin this class to reduce body tensions whileincreasing peace of mind. A qualified in-structor will guide participants through yogatechniques, deep breathing, stretch awareness,relaxation and meditation. Wear loose cloth-ing and bring a mat. Thurs 5:00p.m.- 6:30p.m. Fee: $73 Instr: Anita Cooper

FT2620. Core StrengtheningIf you are looking to slim your waist or juststrengthen your abdominal and back muscles,this class is for you! Also, you will performvarious abdominal exercises to strengthenand build a strong mid-section.Sat 1:00p.m.-2:00p.m. Fee: $73 Instr: Kymberli Johnson

FT2623. Zumba®The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latinrhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create aone-of-a-kind fitness program that will blowyou away. The routines feature interval train-ing sessions where fast and slow rhythms andresistance training are combined to tone andsculpt your body while burning fat. Addsome Latin flavor and international zest intothe mix and you've got a Zumba® class! Jointhe class-party yourself into shape. Mon 6:30p.m.-7:30p.m.Fee: $73 Instr: Shawnta Owens

FT2625. Karate (Kids/Adults)Tailored for those with little or no prior mar-tial arts experience, students in this class willlearn basic strikes, blocks and kicks. A. Sat (Begin) 1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.B. Sat (Inter/Adv) 2:30p.m.-3:30p.mFee: $73 Instr: Daryl Smith

FT2626. Total Body WorkoutJoin us and learn a total body workout thatyou can keep doing at home to look fit andfabulous. Sun 3:00p.m.-4:00p.m.Fee: $73 Instr: TBA

FT2627. Step AerobicsIntroduction to the basic steps and move-ments as well as to the physiological benefitsof step aerobics. Class is a vigorous 45-minute workout including warm-up, aerobicworkout and cool down. This class is a pop-ular and effective way to burn fat and buildcardiovascular endurance. Participants canexpect to burn 300 – 600 calories. Class agerange: 18 years to 90 years11 monthsSat 11:30a.m.-1:30p.m. Fee: $73 Instr: Sandra Jackson

Please consult your physician to make surethese fitness classes are appropriate for yourhealth situation.

PERSONALDEVELOPMENTPD2901. Lifelong LearningConversational SpanishBecome familiar with our second nationallanguage. This class is for beginners andthose who want to brush up on their Spanishskills. You will learn the phonetic pronuncia-tion of the Spanish alphabet, as well asgroups of words and phrases. An excellentcourse!A. Sat-Beg 9:00a.m.-11:00a.m.B. Sat-Inter 11:00a.m.–1:00p.m.Fee: $73 Instr: Santos Marchan

PD2904. Hair Braiding Techniques I and IILearn to hold and start the individual braid.Individual braids include box braids, regularsize braids, micros and micro-mini. Learn to

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do goddess braids, casamas, and sculptureand design. We’ll also learn kinky twist, Sene-galese, regular, flat twist, twistees/comb twistand sculpture twist. We’ll cover dreadlocks:natural, silky and extension. In Part II ad-vance to more complex styles. Learn moreabout dreadlocks, silky dreads, natural dreads,and cork screws. We’ll cover interlocking/treebraiding, strand by strand, weaving/sew on,lacing, bonding and fusion knots, and careand maintenance. Materials not included.A. Part I Sat 1:45p.m.-3:00p.m.Fee:$105 Instr: Charlotte HendersonB. Part II Sat 3:00p.m.-4:15p.m.Fee:$105 Instr: Charlotte Henderson

PD2907. Writing Your Life StoryHave you been told that you have lived an in-teresting life, you are a great storyteller, andyou should write your stories down? Whynot get started now? Writing your life storyprovides you with personal satisfaction and asense of accomplishment. It can also make awonderful gift for your family, children, andloved ones. This class will help participantsdevelop the tools and strategies to launchthem on the journey of writing their personalnarratives. Through selected readings, a se-ries of writing exercises, prompts, and opendiscussions, participants will be able to artic-ulate on paper selected memories from theirown experiences, and events that have shapedtheir lives thus far.Thur 6:00p.m.–8:00p.m.Fee: $73 Instr: Gwendolyn Mitchell

CERTIFICATIONPD2910. CPR TrainingThis course is intended for Health CareProviders, who need to know how to per-form CPR, as well as other lifesaving skills, ina wide variety of in-hospital and out-of-hospital settings. The participants will learnthe skills of Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation(CPR), relief foreign body airway obstructionand how to use an AED (Automatic ExternalDefibrillators). The course runs for 5 hoursincluding video, skill practice and testing.Upon successful completion, the participantwill receive a CPR card issued through theAmerican Heart Association.Book fee additional $15.Class Dates:

Sat, April 26 8:00a.m.-1:00p.m.Sat, May 10 8:00a.m.-1:00p.mSat, May 17 8:00a.m.-1:00p.mSat, May 24 8:00a.m.-1:00p.mFee: $57 Instrs: Delores Holland

Jason HollandDelores Holland R.N., MSN has a certifica-tion as a BLS instructor. Jason Holland has acertification as a BLS instructor from John HStroger Hospital.

PD2915. Spring Golf ClinicWhether you’re a novice or pro, golf is a greatgame: sometimes rewarding, often frustratingbut highly addictive. This class can help par-ticipants learn golf basics or brush up ontheir skills to improve their score. Classes aretaught on and off campus.Sun (Teen/Adults) 2:00p.m.-3:30p.m.Fee: $75 Instr:TBA

SWIMMINGSW3001. Aquacise (Adults only)You will exercise all parts of the body. Thisclass promotes improved muscle tone, circu-lation, and development of motor skills. Theability to swim is not required to enroll. Sat 8:00a.m.-9:00a.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Alex Riley

SW3002. Level I Introduction to WaterSkillsHelps participants feel comfortable in thewater. Goals: Enter and exit water using lad-der, steps or side; blow bubbles throughmouth and nose; bobbing; open eyes underwater and retrieve submerged objects; frontand back glides and floats; recover to verticalposition; roll from front to back and back tofront; tread water using arm and hand ac-tions; alternating and simultaneous leg andarm actions on front and back; combinedarm and leg actions on front and back.A. Wed (7-13) 5:00p.m.-6:00p.m.B. Tues (Adults) 5:00p.m.-6:00p.mFee: $75 Instr: Jerome Alexander

SW3003. Level 2Fundamental Aquatic SkillsGives participants success with fundamentalskills. Goals: Enter and exit water using lad-der, steps or side; fully submerge and holdbreath; bobbing; open eyes under water andretrieve submerged objects; front, jellyfishand tuck floats; front and back glides and

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floats; recover to vertical position; roll fromfront to back and back to front; change di-rection of travel while swimming on front orback; tread water using arm and leg actions;combined arm and leg actions on front andback, finning arm action.A. Mon(8-14) 6:00pm.-7:00p.m.B. Tues(Adults) 6:00p.m.-7:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Jerome Alexander

SW3004. Level 3 – Stroke Development Builds on the skills in Level 2 through addi-tional guided practice in deeper water. Goals:Enter water by jumping from the side; head-first entries from the side and kneeling posi-tions; bobbing while moving toward safety;rotary breathing; survival float; back float;change from vertical to horizontal positionon front and back; tread water; flutter, scis-sor, dolphin and breaststroke kicks on front;front crawl and elementary backstroke. A. Mon (Adults) 7:00p.m.-8:00p.m.B. Wed (6-14) 6:00p.m.-7:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Jerome Alexander

SW3005. Level 4 Stroke Improvementand Refinement Develops confidence in the skills learned andimproves other aquatic skills. Provides fur-ther coordination and refinement of strokes.Goals: : Headfirst entries from side in com-pact and stride positions; swim under water;feet first surface dive; survival swimming;front crawl and backstroke open turns; treadwater using two different kicks; front andback crawl, elementary backstroke, breast-stroke, sidestroke and butterfly; flutter anddolphin kicks on back. Shallow-angle divefrom the side then glide and begin a frontstroke tuck and pick surface dives, submergecompletely; front flip turn and backstroke flipturn while swimming; front and back crawl,elementary backstroke, breaststroke, side-stroke and butterfly, sculling. No age re-striction.Wed 7:00p.m.-8:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instr: Jerome Alexander

SW3006. Infant-Water Babies(ages eight (8) months to two years)There must be an adult with the child in thewater at all times. Goals: Learn to ask for per-mission before entering the water; learn howto enter/exit the water in a safe manner; feelcomfortable in the water; explore submerg-ing to the mouth, nose, eyes and completely;explore buoyancy on the front and back po-sition; change body position in water; learnhow to play safely.

Sat 9:00a.m.-9:45a.m.Fee: $75 Instrs: Rudolph Henry

Donna Watson

SW3007. Tiny Tots Swim(3 years to 6 years) Goals: Enter and exit water using ladder,steps or side or jumping in; blow bubblesthrough mouth and nose; fully submerge andhold breath; submerge mouth, nose and eyes;open eyes under water and retrieve sub-merged objects; bobbing; front and backfloats and glides; recover from a front or back float or glide to a vertical position; rollfrom front to back and back to front; treadwater with arm and hand actions; alternatingand simultaneous leg actions on front andback; alternating and simultaneous arm ac-tions on front and back; combined arm andleg actions on front and back.Sat 10:00a.m.-11:00a.m.Fee: $75 Instrs: Rudolph Henry

Donna Watson

SW3008. Level I Introduction toWater Skills (7 years to 13 years )Helps participants feel comfortable in thewater. Goals: Enter and exit water using lad-der, steps or side; blow bubbles throughmouth and nose; bobbing; open eyes underwater and retrieve submerged objects; frontand back glides and floats; recover to verticalposition; roll from front to back and back tofront; tread water using arm and hand ac-tions; alternating and simultaneous leg andarm actions on front and back; combinedarm and leg actions on front and back. Sat 11:00a.m.-12noonFee: $75 Instrs: Rudolph Henry

Donna Watson

SW3009. Level 2 – Fundamental AquaticSkills (8 years to 14 years) Gives participants success with fundamentalskills. Goals: Enter and exit water using lad-der, steps or side; fully submerge and holdbreath; bobbing; open eyes under water andretrieve submerged objects; front, jellyfishand tuck floats; front and back glides andfloats; recover to vertical position; roll fromfront to back and back to front; change di-rection of travel while swimming on front orback; tread water using arm and leg actions;combined arm and leg actions on front andback, finning arm action.Sat 11:00a.m.-12noonFee: $75 Instrs: Rudolph Henry

Donna Watson

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SW3010. Level 3 – Stroke Development(6 years to 14 years) Builds on the skills in Level 2 through addi-tional guided practice in deeper water. Goals: Enter water by jumping from the side;headfirst entries from the side and kneelingpositions; bobbing while moving towardsafety; rotary breathing; survival float; backfloat; change from vertical to horizontal po-sition on front and back; tread water; flutter,scissor, dolphin and breaststroke kicks onfront; front crawl and elementary backstroke.Sat 10:00a.m.-11:00a.m.Fee: $75 Instrs: Rudolph Henry

Donna Watson

SW3011. Level 4 – Stroke Improvementand Refinement (6 years to 14 years) Develops confidence in the skills learned andimproves other aquatic skills. Provides fur-ther coordination and refinement of strokes.Goals: : Headfirst entries from side in com-pact and stride positions; swim under water;feet first surface dive; survival swimming;front crawl and backstroke open turns; treadwater using 2 different kicks; front and backcrawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke,sidestroke and butterfly; flutter and dolphinkicks on back. Shallow-angle dive from theside then glide and begin a front stroke tuckand pick surface dives, submerge completely;front flip turn and backstroke flip turn whileswimming; front and back crawl, elementarybackstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and but-terfly, sculling. Sat 12:00noon-1:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instrs: Rudolph Henry

Donna Watson

SW3012. Level 5 – Swimming & SkillProficiency (Advance Swimmers only/no age restriction)Refines strokes so participants swim themwith ease, efficiency, power and smoothnessover greater distances. Level 5 is designedwith "menu" options that focus on preparingparticipants for more advanced courses, in-cluding Water Safety Instructor, or otheraquatic activities, such as competitive swim-ming and diving.Sat 12noon-1:00p.m.Fee: $75 Instrs: Rudolph Henry

Donna Watson

SW3013. Level I Introduction toWater Skills (Adults)Helps participants feel comfortable in thewater. Goals: Enter and exit water using lad-

der, steps or side; blow bubbles throughmouth and nose; bobbing; open eyes underwater and retrieve submerged objects; frontand back glides and floats; recover to verticalposition; roll from front to back and back tofront; tread water using arm and hand ac-tions; alternating and simultaneous leg andarm actions on front and back; combinedarm and leg actions on front and back.Sat 1:00p.m.-2:00p.mFee: $75 Instr: Rudolph HenrySun 4:30p.m.-5:30p.mFee: $75 Instr: Rudolph Henry

CSSC Swim Club:Competition TechniquesGoals: To provide children from the ages of4 to 18 the opportunity to train for and com-pete at all levels of competitive swimming, toachieve the highest level of performance bythe swimmer within the physical potential ofthe athlete; to provide professional instruc-tion of the competitive swimming strokes; toinstill in each swimmer sportsmanship, self-discipline, commitment, and leadership. of 4to 18 the opportunity to train for and com-pete at all levels of competitive swimming, toachieve the highest level of performance bythe swimmer within the physical potential ofthe athlete; to provide professional instruc-tion of the competitive swimming strokes; toinstill in each swimmer sportsmanship, self-discipline, commitment, and leadership. Formore information, contact the Cont. Ed. of-fice at 773 995-4466.

Diveheart: Scuba TherapyDiveheart is excited about offering ChicagoState University students and staff of "ALLABILITIES" the opportunity to escape grav-ity and enjoy the benefits of weightlessnessthrough scuba diving and "Scuba Therapy".Diveheart is a not for profit 501c3 volunteerdriven organization that serves children,adults and veterans of all abilities, helpingthem build confidence, independence andself esteem through scuba diving and "ScubaTherapy". For more information go towww.Diveheart.org and watch the videos,read the articles and dive in. Want to LearnMore About Underwater Hockey? Call usat 773 995-4466.

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These classes are offered for seniors, sixty andover. Choose a class from this section or selectfrom among the many other classes in this sched-ule. The courses in this section are priced at a re-duced rate for seniors and parking is free forseniors 60 and over.

SC3201. Senior-CiseThis is an exercise class tailored for the olderadult. Improve your flexibility and increaseyour strength. The class is designed to meetyour individual needs and the exercises allowyou to progress at your own pace. Bring atowel. Tue/Thurs 9:00a.m.-10:00a.m.Fee: $63 Instr: Kymberli Johnson

SC3204. All About Computers For SeniorsHave you realized you don’t know muchabout computers? Do you feel it’s time to getwith the program? In this class, you will gainan understanding of how your computerfunctions, learn all it an do and what newdoors the world of computers can open foryou. This program includes a free flash driveto save all your files you receive in class. Mon 10:30a.m.-12noonFee: $59 Instr: Ollie Sims

SC3205. Aqua Fitness (Seniors)You will exercise all parts of the body. Thisclass promotes improved muscle tone, circu-lation, and development of motor skills.Warm water exercise is great for those with

arthritis. It helps to build up strength, easestiff joints and relaxes sore muscles. It alsoallows more freedom of movement and in-creased range of motion. Tues/Thurs 9:00a.m.-10:00a.m.Fee: $63 Instr: Alex Riley

SC3210. Yoga for Older AdultsRelax and renew yourself naturally. Experi-ence the many benefits of yoga. Yoga is onethe best ways to ease the mind and body.Enjoy the wonderful benefits of gentlestretching and strengthening. Bring a mat andtowel to class. Fri 10:00a.m.-11:00a.m. Fee: $59 Instr: Anita Cooper

SC3211. Sunday Afternoon Line Move-mentBeginners Line Dance (aerobic/social dance)is a moderately paced rhythmic dance thatcombines exercise and dance into one. Thedance steps target the waist, hips, legs, kneesand feet for a moderate amount of exercise.The dances are taught to popular music andare generally 3-5 minutes in length. Linedance is great exercise for young adults andseniors alike. Participants are encouraged togo at their own pace. Sun 3:30p.m.-4:30p.mFee: $59 Instr: TBA

CS3213. Tai Chi For SeniorsIn this moving meditative course, studentswill practice the ancient art of Tai Chi anddiscover the connection between mind andbody. This course will focus on reducingmental and physical stress, becoming awareof, and, cultivating your chi, and directing theflow of positive energy through body.Mon/Wed 11:00 a.m.-12noonFee: $63 Instr: TBA

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One Day TripsJune 19, 2014 ($165 per person) Motown the Musical Enjoy an evening out with dinner downtownand dress circle tickets for an outstanding musical. Straight from Broadway, this is Broadway's hottestmusic history musical - a vibrant journey through the Motown genre from Smokey Robinson and Mar-vin Gaye to Diana Ross and Michael Jackson. The show tells the story of Berry Gordy, the founder ofthe record label Motown Records. The Musical uncovers the tale behind the hits as Smokey finds hisunique voice, Diana skyrockets to stardom and Berry fights against the odds to turn his improbabledream into a triumphant reality. The Broadway musical has been nominated for 4 2013 Tony Awards.Includes dinner at the Italian Village.

2014 Extended Trips 35 passenger minimum for coach tripsAugust 10-16, 2014 Mt Rushmore ($659 per person double rate—7 Day trip) From Badlands National Park, to Wildlife Loop State Park, you will see the natural beauty of theWest. However, it doesn’t lessen the incredible view of the man made Mt Rushmore and the CrazyHorse Memorial and the knowledge you will gain at the museums that explain their creation. Manystops along the way to see original western areas like Deadwood, the Corn Palace and Wall DrugStore. (Just a few seats avaliable)

August 18-21, 2014 Mackinac Island, Soaring Eagle Resort & Frankenmuth ($629 per person dou-ble rate—5 Days) Just imagine yourself sitting on the porch of the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Islandbeing served an afternoon refreshment. It puts you back in a slower time when just rocking on theporch and enjoying the afternoon with your friends was the highlight of your day. You can do exactlythat after your Grand Buffet Lunch, Horse-drawn Carriage Tour of the island and Fort Mackinac.However, the trip is not only on the island! We will also tour the Sioux Locks that connect two GreatLakes, visit the largest wooden cross in Michigan and then head downstate to relax and treat ourselvesat the Soaring Eagle Resort Casino & Spa. While in this area, we will spend the day exploringFrankenmuth (home to Bronners, the largest Christmas store with over 50,000 ornaments) and en-joying their downtown shops. Get those cameras ready, this is a trip that will create memories you can’tresist! (Just a few seats avaliable)

September 22– September 28, 2014 Boston & Newport Cultural Tour ($899 per person-doublerate) We make our first stop at the Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio to trace our rootsby looking to Rock N Roll greats such as the Supremes, the Temptations, Four Tops, Martha and the Van-dellas, and more. We continue our quest with an evening tour of Boston to see some of the early Un-derground revolutionary routes. As we walk the Black Heritage Trail, we intersect with many of thestops along the American Heritage Trail and end up at the African Meeting House and a short talkby one of the guides. We journey to Newport Rhode Island and the historic African-American pres-ence in that community. We pass several black homes from the early 1700-1800’s and enjoy the his-tory of the slave movement and Underground Railroad in the area. The area features many of the sitesof Black American History (a major seaport for the slave trade & also the leader in bringing Africantradesmen to America. Many slaves assimilated into society and kept their traditions and customs alive.(2 nights in the Rhode Island area) ((OOnnllyy 55 sseeaattss aavvaaiilliibbllee))

October 13-17, 2014 Smokey Mountains & Pigeon Forge ($515 per person-double rate) As theleaves are changing, this should be a beautiful trip. So much is included like: GUIDED TOUR OFTHE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK, Four Evening Shows: SMOKYMOUNTAIN OPRY SHOW, LUMBERJACK FEUD SHOW, THE SMITH FAMILY SHOW,and THE HATFIELD-MCCOY SHOW, Two Morning Shows: PATTY WASZAK SHOW and theBLACKWOODS MORNING VARIETY SHOW, Free time in HISTORIC DOWNTOWNGATLINBURG (seats are still avaliable)

November 9-15, 2014 Allure of the Seas ($1645 per person 7 Nights) ((oonnllyy bbaallccoonnyy ccaabbiinnss lleefftt))Our group’s experience aboard the sister ship Oasis of the Seas encouraged us to book balcony cabinsaboard the Allure. This is a fantastic way to enjoy the World’s Largest Ship! With 7 different neigh-bors to choose from, there is always something to do. We found many of our group members enjoyed‘people watching’ in Central Park—a beautiful open air park experience while others were more adven-turesome trying out the zip line, rock climbing and even skating. However, there is so much more toexplore aboard the Allure. (Luxurious Spa Facilities, Complete Casino, Zip Line, Ice SkatingRink, Mini golf, Surfing, Comedy Live, Opal Theater Shows, & Youth Programs)

***INCLUDED IN PRICE: Air, Balcony Cabin, Transfers, Tips & Taxes!***

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Call the Options Program 773-995-4466for more information.

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QP3307. Obituary Writing

Writing an obituary is one of the hardest

things you’ll ever have to write. While

you’re grieving, words can fail you. In this

class, you will learn how to write an obit-

uary that honors your loved one’s life. In-

structor will suggest ways to capture how

important your loved one was to you.

Obituary templates, that you can use by

filling in appropriate details about your

loved one, will also be provided.

Sat, May 17 1:00p.m.-2:30p.m.

Fee: $13 Instr: Linda Greene

QP3306. Fundamentals of Publishing

Now that you have completed your man-

uscript, are you ready to take the next

steps and move it to publication? This

seminar will guide you through the steps

of self-publishing and traditional publish-

ing options. We will discuss manuscript

readiness, editorial considerations, design

and illustrations, formatting, graphic de-

signers, copyrights, printing, marketing

and sales. This workshop will allow you to

develop a plan for the completion and

production of your next book.

Sat, May 10 12:00noon-3:00p.m.

Fee: $45 Instr: Gwendolyn Mitchell

QP3309. Everyday Etiquettefor Kids

This course is designed to give kids a greatsolid foundation in Etiquette. Mannerswill never go out of style and kids oftoday need to understand the importanceof treating others as they want to betreated. This class will also enhance lifeskills and build self-confidence. At theconclusion of the course, student willhave learned or be able to do the follow-ing: develop confidence in their knowl-edge about exercising proper manners;develop awareness of how posture con-veys self-confidence; learn the correctprotocol for communicating using cellphones, emails and social media; identifythe reasons why respect and courtesy arenecessary in every area of one’s life. Sat, May 3, 10, 17, 24 1:00p.m.-3:00p.m.Fee: $59 Instr: Sonya Chapman, MSED

QP3327.Make Two Bracelets:

Basic String and Crimping

This class focuses on professional stringand design techniques. You will maketwo bracelets using two different string-ing materials and we will discuss whenyou might use each. Class fee includesmaterials.Sat, May 10 2:00p.m.-5:00p.m.Fee: $51 Instr: TBA

QP3308. DIY-Basic Home Repairs

In four weeks, learn how to save moneyon home repairs. Learn how to plaster,learn basic plumbing; including toilet re-pair, and basic electrical. Sat, May 3, 10, 17, 24 12:30p.m.-2:30p.m.Fee: $61 Instr: Tommie Lowe

QP3310. Professional Business Etiquette

In this class, for college students and all

adult learners, participants will learn the

basic principles of etiquette and how to

apply it to their everyday lives. Also, stu-

dents will learn how to dress appropriately-

for any situation-no matter what the

profession or occasion; how to interact

more confidently and effectively with co-

workers and business associates, and how

to conduct themselves with aplomb when

dining out with business associates.

Sat, May 3, 10, 17, 24 10:00a.m.-12noon

Fee: $69 Instr: Sonya Chapman, MSED

About the CertificatesThe Online Professional Certificates in Nutrition, Fitness,and Health are a collaboration between Educational Fit-ness Solutions, Chicago State University, industry experts,instructors, internship affiliates, board members, and na-tional organizations. These innovative, Web-based certifi-cate programs provide an interactive educationalexperience that will allow students from around the worldto fit courses into their busy work and home schedules.Student's can go on-line wherever they are, and completea certificate in three to five months depending on the cer-tificate program, or up to two years if necessary.

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· Fitness Business Management — a uniqueprogram that teaches students how to managea personal training program and/or fitnessdepartment as a Strategic Business Unit(S.B.U.) in order to meet goals and increaseefficiency.

· Nutrition for Optimal Health, Wellness, andSports — an in-depth examination of con-temporary nutritional topics such as meal plananalysis, functional food implementation, an-tioxidants, public nutrition, sports nutrition,vitamin supplementation, and weight manage-ment.

· Personal Training/Advanced PersonalTraining — each course presents different as-pects of the profession, providing the studentwith the knowledge, skills, and abilities to im-plement a unique medically-based fitnessmodel for their future or current clients.

· Personal Training and Group ExerciseTraining for Older Adults — establishes astandard to ensure the development of safeand effective exercise programs for olderadults. Curriculum standards are consistent

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·Women's Exercise Training and Wellness —teaches students to tailor fitness plans to meetthe needs of women of all ages at medically-based fitness facilities, YMCA/JCC's, com-munity wellness programs, personal trainingstudios, physical therapy clinics and more.

· Online Certified Posture Specialist™(CPS™) Certificate Program The online open enrollment Certified PostureSpecialist (CPS) certificate program has beendesigned to prepare personal trainers andhealth/medical/ fitness professionals to as-sess and educate their clients/patients in allareas of posture and body alignment. TheCPS certificate program includes informationon posture and body alignment; anatomy andkinesiology; posture analysis/evaluation andexercise program design.

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