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Lifelong

Classes through December 2016

CSI: Fact & Fiction

Life Strategies for Sensitive People

Cheese Pairing Tips & Ideas

Five Money Questions for Women

Reverse Engineer an Excel Workbook

New classes! Battle Creek History: The Underground Railroad 2

Border Patrol: Setting Healthy Boundaries with the People in Your Life 2

Create a Purposeful Retirement 3

Women & Leadership: Overcoming Leadership Challenges 5

Let’s Play Pickleball! 7

Yoga for Stress, Anxiety and Depression 9

Make It & Take It: Tie-Dye Shoes 16

Taste of Cuba: Hot Cuban Nights 22

Searching the Internet: Tips & Tricks 36

All Lifelong Learning classes are held at KCC’s Regional Manufacturing Technology Center unless otherwise noted.

KCC’s Lifelong Learning450 North AvenueBattle Creek, MI 49017-3397

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Early Birds! Register before September 15th to receive $5 off any class over $20! Must call to receive discount (does not apply to online or nonprofit classes).

Welcome!Summer’s leaving and fall will soon be here, and you know what that means… time for you to learn something new! We hope you’ll find a class in our schedule that suits your needs and interests. This fall we’ve added classes to help you improve your work life, home life, and inner life. Remember, in Lifelong Learning there’s no homework, no tests, and no grades! It’s the perfect way to learn about some-thing new or enjoy time with friends and family. If you have questions or ideas for classes you’d like to see, please give us a call or drop us an email. We’d love to hear from you.

Our Early Bird discount runs through September 15th, so call us soon to register for your classes and you’ll save $5 off every class!

We look forward to seeing you in a Lifelong Learning class this fall!

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CONTENTSPersonal Interest 2

Fitness 7

Healthy & Holistic 11

Arts & Hobbies 15

Cooking 21

Music & Writing 25

Home & Garden 26

Money & Financial Health 28

Languages 31

Computers 34

Daytime Classes 40

Map 46

Registration Information 47

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PERSONAL INTEREST

Personal InterestBattle Creek History: Explore the Underground Railroad

Join our favorite Battle Creek histo-rian as we explore the Underground Railroad and why it was so important in Michigan’s history. You’ll discover the secret systems slaves had to use, and the routes, depots and conductors who made a difference. Hear the stories of the Crosswhite family, Erastus and Sarah Hussey, Laura Haviland and Sojourner Truth, along with little known facts and interesting accounts as we take a closer look at this significant time in our local and state history. Wednesday • 10/5/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $19HSTY CA003-01 • Mary Butler

Find the Right Job for You! Take Control of Your Career

Are you trapped in a job you hate? Do you want to change careers but aren’t sure how? Do you feel you’re at a dead-end with your current employer, or have you been passed over for promotions? Or, are you simply tired of being down-sized, right-sized, outsourced or laid off? We can help! Join us in this new class to develop a plan for your career. Discover how to positively assess your skills, expe-rience and goals. We’ve got tips to help

you excel at interviews, and show you how to build and use a network. We’ll explain how to stay marketable and rele-vant in the world of work, and the power of social media when it’s used in the right way. It’s time to quit complaining about how your job sucks—take control and you can begin to love Monday mornings again! NOTE: This class will be held at KCC’s Main Campus, 450 North Avenue, Battle Creek MI, 49017 in Ohm Building, Room 109. Wednesday • 10/6/16 • 6-9 pm • $19PDEV CK003-01 • Patrick Casey

Border Patrol: Setting Healthy Boundaries with the People in Your Life Do you say “yes” when you want to say “no”? Do you feel used by the people in your life? In this new class we’ll help you learn how to recognize your own “borders”; the unique inner territory that is yours alone. Borders are bound-aries, and they bring order to our lives, strengthen our relationships with others and ourselves, and they’re essential to our mental and physical health. If you’ve ever walked away from a conversation, meeting or visit and felt violated, but not understood why, then this class can help you recognize and set healthy borders and protect yourself from that happening in the future. Saturday • 10/8/16 • 10 am-12 pm • $19PDEV CE002-01 • Kristy Smith

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Family Roots: Beginning Genealogy If you are a newcomer to this hobby or just want to document your family tree, this course will get you off to a good start. More and more people are beginning to research their family history, and in this class you will learn the fundamentals of genealogy research. Each week will bring new ways to search, organize and preserve information about your ancestors and their stories. It’s exciting to see how your family fits into the when and where in the United States’ and other coun-tries’ history. Plus, we’ll share websites and resources that will help with your research; just think, you could create your family’s story to share with everyone! NOTE: No class 10/26/16. Wednesdays • 10/12/16-11/9/16 • 6-8 pm • $39HSTY CE008-01 • Jim Jackson

CSI: Fact & Fiction Do you watch CSI shows on television and wonder whether they can really do that? Are you facing jury duty and want

to know what to expect when they talk about police procedures? Or, are you a mystery reader or author and want to authenticate your work? In this new class we’ll discover the reality of the exciting world of criminal scene investigation, and what goes into the processing of a crime scene. Your instructor will bring over 40 years of experience as a police officer and expert forensic investigator to this class. When you leave you’ll never watch a CSI television show the same way again!Thursdays • 10/13/16-10/27/16 • 6-8 pm • $35PDEV CS006-01 • William Howe

Create a Purposeful Retirement Retirement will be one of the biggest and potentially transformative changes in your life. How you manage this tran-sition will have a significant impact on how happy, fulfilled and positive you feel about this next chapter in your life. Here’s a clue: It isn’t about the money. It is about Purpose. In this new class, we’ll help you understand and leverage the concept of purposefulness, the spectrum of choice, the challenge of money (not saving it, but how to spend it wisely), and how to manage the level of control that most of us have never had over our own lives—until now. If you are prepared to consider the wide open universe of possibilities and explore how to influence the direction of your life according to your values, beliefs and passions, then you won’t want to miss this exciting night of thinking about the next chapter in your life.Tuesdays • 10/18/16-10/25/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $25PDEV CI005-01 • Bill Schroer


PERSONAL INTEREST

Clear the Fog: Craniosacral Therapy and Living a Long and Happy Life Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, powerful form of bodywork developed by an osteopathic physician in the early 1970s. We have a physiological system comprised of the membranes and cere-brospinal fluid that surround and protect our brain and spinal cord. In this class you’ll discover how CST complements the body’s natural healing processes and how gentle touch can release restrictions in the craniosacral system and improve the function of our central nervous system, bolster our resistance to disease and improve brain health. NOTE: This class is not designed to replace advice from your medical professional; it is for information purposes only.Wednesday • 10/26/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $29HOLV CI003-01 • Kathy Regannie

Communicating with Confidence Many people think of confidence as a feeling. But in reality it’s a set of behav-iors that you can change and improve over time. By acting confidently, you can influence how others perceive you and change how you feel about your-self. In this new class you’ll learn simple communication tools, strategies and tips that are easy to use and produce imme-diate results. Discover how to handle nervousness, organize your thoughts, and

craft your message into a powerful and engaging communication style. Effective communication is a key skill in business and in your relationships, join us for this new class and experience the benefits of communicating with confidence!Wednesday • 10/26/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $29PDEV CE003-01 • Michael White

Acting with Power: Nonverbal Skills to Get Ahead Do you love the game “Charades”? It’s amazing how we can communicate using our body movement, facial expressions, and eye contact. When we play the game, we’re being purposeful in our use of nonverbal skills; what if you were just as purposeful in your daily life? We are constantly receiving and assessing messages from those around us—even when we’re not aware that we’re doing it. In this new class you will learn how to control how you are perceived by using your body language to influence others. Join us for this fun and in-depth exploration of the power of nonverbal communication. Wednesday • 11/2/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $29PDEV CE003-02 • Michael White

Best Deal! Both Communication Classes for only $49Wednesdays • 10/26/16-11/2/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $49PDEV CE006-01 • Michael White

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PERSONAL INTEREST

Getting Paid to Talk! Intro to Professional Voiceovers – POPULAR Have you ever been told you have a great voice? From audio books and cartoons to documentaries, commercials, and more, this class will introduce you to the grow-ing field of voice over. Today, the range of voices hired has grown dramatically from the days of announcers. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area! We’ll discuss industry pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of our teacher. This class is lots of fun, realistic, and a great first step for anyone interested in the voiceover field. In an effort to ensure a quality class experience, we must limit attendance. So, please register early.Thursday • 10/27/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $39PERF CI003-01 • Voice Coaches, Inc.

Life Strategies for Sensitive People Are you very sensitive to the emotions of others? Empaths are highly sensitive, finely tuned instruments when it comes to emotions. If you feel everything, some-times to an extreme, then you may want to join us for this new class. When you absorb the impact of stressful emotions, it can trigger panic attacks, depression, eating disorders, and physical symptoms that defy traditional diagnosis. This class will help sensitive people find the right mix of intellect, feeling, and grounded-ness so you can become comfortable in your own skin.Wednesday • 11/2/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $29PDEV CK003-02 • Patti Henderson

Women & Leadership: Overcoming Leadership Challenges Despite years of advances in both legal and corporate policies, many qualified women don’t get the jobs they desire. In this new class we’ll show you how to stra-tegically use your strengths and abilities to challenge the status quo and transform the idea of leadership from “power over” to “power with.” You’ll learn how to build a network of support, take smart risks, and view competition in a more positive light. We’ll explore the practices of successful women leaders, and the lessons we can learn from them. Join us to develop the self-awareness and under-standing that will help you pursue your goals and learn the key skills necessary to be in a management and leadership role.Thursday • 11/17/16 • 6-9 pm • $25PDEV CG003-01 • Sherii Sherban


PERSONAL INTEREST

Get Inspired: Create a Vision Board!Part art project, part inspirational exer-cise, this creative, fun workshop will help you design a tool to help you focus on achieving the goals and dreams you have for your life! We’ll start with a visioning exercise, and then you’ll get to create your own visual reminder of what it is you want in your life. Part collage, part art project, but all you! Please bring pictures, words, symbols, stickers or anything else you may want to use to create your own personal vision. No creativity or artistic ability required; just bring your dreams and get ready to have fun as you take the time to focus on yourself for a change. Wednesday • 11/30/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $29CRFT CR003-01 • Patti Henderson

Enjoy the evening with your friends, sisters, mom or daughters by learning something new together—here’s our suggestions:

Women & Leadership • Beginning Stained Glass Beginning Crochet • Holiday Truffles

It’s time for a

Girls’Night Out

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FITNESS

FitnessLet’s Play Pickleball Pickleball is as fun as the name is funny! It’s a paddle sport for all athletic ability levels, and it’s played on a badminton sized court with a tennis net. The rules are simple, and it’s easy to learn and play. In this beginning level class you’ll learn the rules and skills such as ball control, forehand and backhand drive, lob, and smash; plus, how to serve and game strategies. If you’re looking to change up your fitness routine, then we invite you to join us in this fun, new class! NOTE: Class limited to 12 students, equipment is provided, please wear court style shoes and bring water. Class will be held at the KCC tennis courts, please park in the lot located at the corner of North Ave. and Roosevelt Ave. and meet on the courts. Session 1: Mondays • 9/19/16-10/3/16 • 5-6 pm • $25LFIT CP003-01 • Cheryl LutsSession 2: Thursdays • 9/22/16-10/6/16 • 5-6 pm • $25LFIT CP003-02 • Cheryl Luts

Best Deal! Pickleball Twice a Week for only $39Mondays & Thursdays • 9/19/16-10/6/16 • 5-6 pm • $39LFIT CP006-01

Yoga for Beginners Learn the basic yoga postures, meditation and breathing techniques in this gentle yoga class. This class will prepare you with basic yoga postures and insure safe positioning to make your yogic journey easy on your body and mind. Mondays • 9/26/16-10/17/16 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29YOGA CF004-01 • Kim VanHoose

iPhone & iPad classes see page 35.

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FITNESS

Pranayama: The Breath of Yoga You can open any magazine or newspa-per and read about studies on breathing meditation and its health benefits. In this class you will experience the connec-tion between breath and movement. This dynamic yoga class will reignite the rela-tionship between your body and spirit as you carefully observe your natural flow from asana to asana. This practice will prepare you for gentle to moderate yoga classes and bring forth your awareness and focus, both on and off the mat.Mondays • 10/24/16-11/14/16 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29YOGA CA004-02 • Kim VanHoose

Yoga Moves for a Flat Belly This class is designed to stretch and strengthen your core as well as your entire body. Explore the concept that core work is 360 degrees around the body. Starting with the most useful breathing techniques, we will guide you through a set of effective yoga poses that you can perform one after another, smoothly and gracefully transitioning from one to the next in a flowing motion. In addition to losing belly fat and strengthening your core, these yoga poses will help you to increase your flexibility and strengthen all the parts of your body. We’ll include a range of warm up moves, flow and twist postures, a cool down and each session will end with a well-earned relaxation meditation. Yoga experience is preferred.Mondays • 11/21/16-12/12/16 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29YOGA CH004-03 • Kim VanHoose

Best Deal! Yoga Mondays with Kim! Join us every Monday to experience the many benefits of a regular Yoga practice. Mondays • 9/26/16-12/12/16 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $69 YOGA CF012-01 • Kim VanHoose

Chair Yoga: Seated Exercise for Health & Well Being We all know yoga is great exercise, but what if you have physical challenges that keep you from being able to get up and down off the floor? In this new class you’ll experience guided relaxation and slow, dynamic yoga moves all while seated in a chair. Chair yoga can help people with symptoms related to various health issues including hypertension, arthritis, vertigo, multiple sclerosis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or chronic pain. Chair yoga is especially good if you have a pre-ex-isting injury or work in an office or at a computer all day and need simple stretch-ing tips. Join us to experience a gentle form of yoga that is practiced sitting in a chair or using a chair for support. Tuesdays • 9/27/16-10/18/16 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $25YOGA CB004-01 • Tori McClure


FITNESS

Taste of Tai Chi Are you still searching for the perfect exercise form? Come experience the graceful movements of this ancient prac-tice combining exercise, concentration, and body awareness. Tai Chi is a form of moving meditation. The slow gentle form will move almost every joint in your body, with gentle or no impact. No special equipment or clothing is needed to do Tai Chi. This class is good for anyone looking to keep their joints moving, increase their balance or just learn something that is relaxing. This is a class for beginners and you’ll be able to practice the techniques you learn in class at home with a DVD that’s included in your class fee.Thursdays • 10/13/16-11/17/16 • 6-7:30 pm • $79LFIT CW009-01 • Sue Deese

Advance Your Yoga Workout: Find the Power Within In this new class you will discover your own sense of power and strength as we push ourselves to the edge with advanced level movements. Join us and you’ll engage the upper body and improve balance with core awareness in this fast-paced flow as we alternate between sustained effort and resting poses. We’ll move through a series of standing and balancing poses to help you find a strong center and focused mind, and you’ll twist to rinse it out and remove what is keeping you stuck or slowing you down. If you’re a dedicated

practitioner or an intermediate student looking to deepen your yoga practice then this class is for you. NOTE: Yoga experi-ence is required.Tuesdays • 10/25/16-11/8/16 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $29YOGA CF003-01 • Tori McClure

Yoga for Stress, Anxiety and Depression Do you suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), or is your hectic life causing you to run around in a dither? Whether you currently suffer from depression or have in the past, you know as the season’s change we can fall inward and feel closed off. The winter months can affect our mood and sense of well-be-ing. In this new class we’ll be working with guided meditation and movements to open our heart, shed the sense of lethargy and elevate our mood. A series of twists and deep forward folds will help to calm your mind and alleviate stress. You can feel better this winter season using yoga moves to make you feel happy, healthy and whole. Some yoga experience is preferred. Tuesdays • 11/15/16-11/29/16 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $ 29YOGA CF003-02 • Tori McClure

Best Deal! Yoga Tuesdays with ToriTuesdays • 10/25/16-11/29/16 • 5:30-6:30 pm • $49YOGA CF006-03 • Tori McClure

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Nighty-Night: Yoga Moves to Help You Sleep Daylight Savings Time ends on November 6th this year, and you know the feeling: It’s 11:15 p.m. and you’ve watched the news for tomorrow’s weather…you know it’s time for you to go to bed, but your eyes are wide open and your brain’s running 100 miles per hour. Or, you work third shift, it’s already noon, you feel wired for sound and the last thing

you want to do is crawl into bed. If you suffer from stress, insomnia, or lack of energy due to lost sleep, you can bene-fit from this class. We’ll practice simple breath awareness in supportive yoga poses to help release deep tension. As tension dissolves you’ll feel relaxed and ready for sleep. Join us to nourish and nurture your body, mind and spirit…sleep well.Wednesday • 11/16/16 • 5:30-7 pm • $19YOGA CC002-01 • Tori McClure

Tasty Tailgating Treats

Mini-Desserts to Love & Share

Taste of Cuba: Hot Cuban Nights

Holiday Truffles

Forget Takeout: Create Thai Dishes at Home

Cheese Pairing Party Tips & Ideas

new cooking

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HEALTHY & HOLISTIC

Healthy & Holistic

Create an Aromatherapy Medicine Chest – POPULAR Yes, you can smell your way to good health, and in this class we’ll share how essential oils and aromatherapy can provide a natu-ral approach to everyday problems. Join us to learn about the history of aroma-therapy, how to use essential oils safely and effectively, and what every medicine cabinet should have inside. We’ll discuss how to administer oils for pain, nausea, bruises, cuts, and scrapes; as well as how to use them to balance your hormones, strengthen your immune system, and gain mental clarity to relax or energize. After this class you’ll know the specific oils for each situation and how they can be used for improved health and well-being. NOTE: An optional essential oil kit will be available from your instructor for $20.Saturday • 10/1/16 • 10 am-12:30 pm • $29HOLV CG003-01 • Patti Henderson

Frumpy to Fearless: Hypnotherapy for Weight Loss Are you secretly afraid you’ll be fat forever? Many people try every diet, pill, shake and exercise plan out there, and end up just as overweight and unhappy as they were before they tried to lose weight in the first place. In order to lose weight for good, you must deal with more than the conscious mind, you must tap into the incredible power of your subconscious mind! In this class we will discuss issues concerning food and overeating, why diets often don’t work, and how a specific trauma from a previous lifetime may be affecting our weight now. Everyone will participate in a guided meditation that promotes more positive eating habits by directly addressing our subconscious minds using hypnosis. We will also use a hypnotherapy technique designed to overcome the truly traumatic events expe-rienced by many people in one or more of their previous lifetimes. Join us to look beyond the latest fad diets and explore the underlying subconscious factors that contribute to self-sabotage, emotional eating and loss of willpower. Get ready to permanently change your body by first transforming your mind. NOTE: Please wear comfortable clothing for the guided meditation portion of the class.Tuesday • 10/4/16 • 6-9 pm • $25HOLV CD003-01 • Jewel Shelden

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Tasty Tailgating Treats


Taste of Cuba: Hot Cuban Nights

Holiday Truffles

Forget Takeout: Create Thai Dishes at Home

Cheese Pairing Party Tips & Ideas


HEALTHY & HOLISTIC

The Hidden Meaning of Dreams: Dream Interpretation According to the National Sleep Foundation, the average American gets six hours and 40 minutes of sleep a night; isn’t it ironic that at night, when you let go of reality, your dreams try to awaken you to what you are overlooking in your life? Join us to learn how to remember and document your dreams. We’ll look at the meaning of your dreams and how you can use the information your subconscious presents to you during your sleeping hours to improve your health, relationships and career, and deepen your spirituality. Bring a recent or recurring dream to class and have it interpreted. Dreams are the language of the soul; what are yours telling you?Wednesday • 10/12/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $19HOLV CD003-04 • Carli Ray

Develop Your Psychic Awareness Everyone has psychic ability, but often we only access it in bits and flashes. In this class you’ll discover specific techniques that will expand your awareness of your own psychic language along with exer-cises you can do at home to heighten and strengthen your sensitivity to these gifts. You’ll discover the importance of ground-ing and how to do it, as well as several ways you can protect your personal space to keep you in control of your psychic experiences.Wednesday • 10/19/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $29HOLV CJ003-02 • Patti Henderson

Find Your Zen: Develop a Meditation Practice Mindfulness offers a path to well-being and tools for coping with life’s inevitable hurdles. Though mindfulness may sound exotic, you can cultivate it—and reap its proven benefits—without special training or lots of spare time. In this class you’ll get effective strategies to use while driv-ing to work, walking the dog, or washing the dishes, plus tips on creating a formal practice routine in as little as 20 minutes a day. Flexible, step-by-step actions will help you become more focused and effi-cient in your daily life. Meditation has been proven to help you cope with diffi-cult feelings, such as anger and sadness; deepen your connection to the people in your life; feel more rested and less stressed; curb unhealthy habits; find relief from anxiety and depression; and resolve stress-related pain, insomnia, and other physical problems. What are you waiting for? It’s time to get your Zen on!Thursdays • 10/20/16-11/10/16 • 6-7:30 pm • $59HOLV CF008-01 • David Sink, RN


HEALTHY & HOLISTIC

Past Life Meditation Experience – POPULAR Have you ever had that sensation of deja`vu when meeting someone new or traveling to a place you’ve never been before? Some people are simply curious about past lives while others want to know why they have so many challenges in this life. In this class you’ll relax and journey through a meditation that may take you across oceans or distant lands to help you figure out your past lives. Have no worries; this meditation is a safe, protected process designed to help you tap into your subconscious mind. Your instructor, a certified hypnotherapist who has done numerous group regressions, promises that you’ll be surprised by what you learn, and you may even experience a glimpse into your future. Don’t miss this chance to discover who you were and what you did in former lifetimes as the memories often bring balance to your perceptions and expectations of your current lifetime. This will be a very rewarding and enjoyable experience that you will never forget! NOTE: Please bring a blanket and pillow for your comfort during the meditation. Also, please do NOT wear scents/perfumes to class.Tuesday • 10/25/16 • 6-9 pm • $25HOLV CD003-02 • Jewel Shelden

Clear the Fog: Craniosacral Therapy and Living a Long and Happy Life Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, powerful form of bodywork developed by an osteopathic physician in the early 1970s. We have a physiological system comprised of the membranes and cere-brospinal fluid that surround and protect our brain and spinal cord. In this class you’ll discover how CST complements the body’s natural healing processes and how gentle touch can release restrictions in the craniosacral system and improve the func-tion of our central nervous system, bolster our resistance to disease and improve brain health. NOTE: This class is not designed to replace advice from your medical professional; it is for information purposes only.Wednesday • 10/26/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $29HOLV CI003-01 • Kathy Regannie

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HEALTHY & HOLISTIC

Introduction to Tarot Card Reading Have you always wanted to understand the Tarot cards and their meanings? This Tarot workshop will help you begin to work with the cards or expand on your knowledge as we share the history of this ancient tradition. We’ll share easy techniques to prepare you to answer questions about life, relationships, health, and finances as we guide you through the 78 cards of the Major and Minor Arcana and help you unlock their wisdom and guidance. Your class fee includes a deck of tarot cards, so simply bring a notebook to this intense and interactive workshop. Be prepared to tap into your intuition and open your mind.Wednesday • 10/26/16 • 6-9 pm • $39 (includes materials)HOLV CD003-03 • Carli Ray

Meet Your Spirit Guide We all have spirit guides; highly evolved spirits who will serve us, but will never assist without being asked. Are you ready to ask your guides for help? In this unique workshop you will discover how you can connect to your individual spirit guides. You’ll discuss the idea of spirit guides and learn what you might expect in your first meeting. Then, after entering a relaxed state you’ll experience a guided medita-tion that will introduce you to your spirit guide. Your guides will never lead you astray or cause you to do anything nega-tive or destructive, there is no danger in this introduction. Wednesday • 11/9/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $29HOLV CJ003-01 • Patti Henderson

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ARTS & HOBBIES

Arts & HobbiesDigital Photography: Level 1

You can learn how to take the kind of photograph you’ll want to actually print and pass on to the next generation. In this new class, you’ll learn the principles of good photography and get the skills necessary to create amazing photos. Learn the most essential functions of your digi-tal camera and get ready to confidently put them to work. You’ll get the basics of photographic terminology and feel prepared to move on to more advanced classes. Your instructor, a professional photographer, will share must-know lighting and composition techniques. Learn how to position yourself and your subject so you capture the best photo possible with the camera you have – no additional gear needed. If you want to take more memorable and inspiring photographs of your travels, your friends and family, or the great outdoors, then this class is for you. NOTE: This class is for users of DSLR cameras only; please bring your camera to class. NOTE: No class 10/5/16.Wednesdays • 9/21/16-10/26/16 • 6-8 pm • $89 (includes text)COMP CA010-01 • John Grap

Digital Photography: Level 2

Are you ready to build upon the skills you gained in the Level 1 class, or do you have experience with your digital camera and you’re ready to take it to the next level? Join us to explore a wide range of genres including landscapes, still life portraits, and action shots as you discover the full range of your camera and learn how to take professional looking photos you’ll be proud to display. NOTE: This class is for users of DSLR cameras only; please bring your camera to class. NOTE: No class 11/23/16.Wednesdays • 11/9/16-12/14/16 • 6-8 pm • $89COMP CA010-02 • John Grap

Best Deal! Both Digital Photography classes…Wednesdays • 9/21/16-12/14/16 • 6-8 pm • $149 (includes text)COMP CAD20-01 • John Grap

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ARTS & HOBBIES

Beginning Stained Glass: The Copper Foil Technique – POPULAR Have you always admired the beauty of stained glass and wondered if it might be a craft you would enjoy doing? Here is your opportunity to find out! Join us in this hands-on class to learn the copper foil technique and complete a project from start to finish. You will pick a pattern, cut the glass, grind it to size, foil the edges, solder the joints, then patina and polish the final product to create a beau-tiful stained glass sun catcher that will be at home in your favorite sun-drenched window. Please wear clothing that can get dirty; this is truly a “hands-on” class. NOTE: Class will be held at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, 157 Chapel Hill Drive, Battle Creek MI.Thursdays • 9/22/16-11/10/16 • 6-8 pm • $135 (includes materials)CRFT CM016-01 • Don Zimmerman

Beginning & Intermediate Welding Art Have you always been curious about metal art and wondered if it was for you? In this new combination beginning and interme-diate level class we’ll take your vision of a

metal art object, whether it’s a wall hang-ing, a table top piece, a garden object or an abstract sculpture and convert it into a real, steel object. After you’ve determined your project design (either beginning or intermediate depending on your expe-rience level), you’ll begin by observing and then, with your instructor’s guidance and supervision, you’ll experience each step in the metal forming process: bend-ing, cutting, welding and grinding. If you have completed Welding Art Basics, you can expand your project scope and gain experience with new techniques. All equipment, tools, safety gear, protective clothing and supplies for one small to medium sized art project are included in the cost of the class. NOTE: If you wish to build a larger sculpture, you will work with your instructor to determine the cost and source of additional materials. Mondays • 9/26/16-11/28/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $199 (includes materials)CRFT CS025-01 • George Wise

Make It & Take It: Tie Dye Tennis Shoes Tie-dye is back in style and all the rage! You can be part of the trend with this hands-on workshop. You will create cool canvas tennis shoes that are also great for gift giving (very important with the upcoming holiday season!). You will design your own shoes using a simple, yet creative technique. NOTE: Please provide your shoe size (whole sizes only please) when you register, or no later than 9/28/16 to insure supplies are available. Your class fee includes all materials for one pair of shoes. Tuesday • 10/4/16 • 6-8 pm • $35 (includes materials)CRFT CP002-01 • Joanna Phelps


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Botanical Beauty: Homemade Facials & Skin Care Learn to exfoliate, moisturize, and deal with sunspots and other common blem-ishes using all-natural, easy-to-find ingredients. This class will include a demonstration of herbal facials, as well as hands-on experience doing one. You’ll also receive recipes for a facial scrub, a treatment for puffy eyes, a facial toner/mist, and lip balm. Bring your friends, a washcloth, face towel, and bandana or hair tie, and come prepared for a relaxing and informative Saturday of fun.Saturday • 10/8/16 • 10 am-12:30 pm • $35 (includes materials)CRFT CF003-01 • Patti Henderson

Knitting for BeginnersGet your knit together! In this introduc-tory class you will learn how to choose needles and yarn; two methods of cast-ing on stitches; the knit, purl, garter, ribbing, stockinet and reverse stockinet stitches; plus how to read patterns. Each week you’ll complete a small project as you learn and apply these techniques. Whether it’s been years since you wielded a needle or if you’ve never knitted a stitch, you’ll want to start right now in this fun and engaging class. NOTE: Please bring a pair of size 8 straight knitting needles and a light-colored skein of quality worsted weight yarn to class. You may find that using shorter needles are easier as you learn to knit; look for 14” or 9” alumi-num needles at local hobby stores.Tuesdays • 10/11/16-11/1/16 • 6-8 pm • $45CRFT CD008-01 • Kassie Dunham

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Family Roots: Beginning Genealogy If you are a newcomer to this hobby or just want to document your family tree, this course will get you off to a good start. More and more people are beginning to research their family history, and in this class you will learn the fundamentals of genealogy research. Each week will bring new ways to search, organize and preserve information about your ancestors and their stories. . It’s exciting to see how your family fits into the when and where in the United States’ and other coun-tries’ history. Plus, we’ll share websites and resources that will help with your research; just think, you could create your family’s story to share with everyone! NOTE: No class 10/26/16. Wednesdays • 10/12/16-11/9/16 • 6-8 pm • $39HSTY CE008-01 • Jim Jackson

Knitting Project: Create a Fall Shawlette Winter is on the way; does it give you a chill just thinking about it? If so, then you’ll love this new class where you’ll knit a pretty, modern, airy crescent shaped shawlette measuring approximately 60 inches wide by 12 inches deep that will give you just the right amount of warmth over your shoulders during the transition from fall to winter. NOTE: This class is designed for intermediate level knitters (the pattern contains short rows and lace, and chart experience would be helpful but not required). Please bring the follow-ing materials: Size 8-42” circular needles; 400 yards of worsted weight yarn (gauge

should be 20 stitches to 4 inches in garter stitch); stitch markers, yarn needle and scissors. Saturdays • 11/5/16-11/12/16 • 10 am-1 pm • $29CRFT CE006-01 • Kassie Dunham

Jewelry Design: Holiday Earrings Are you ready to create marvelous, spar-kly, shiny earrings just in time for holiday parties or to give as gifts? Join us in this fun workshop where you’ll have a wide variety of beads to select for your very own designer earrings! Then you’ll be coached through the creation process and you will walk out of class with two pairs of signature earrings—designed by you, for you (or for someone special on your gift list)! This is a great class for moms and daughters or a girls’ get-togetherSaturday • 11/5/16 • 10 am-12 pm • $25 (includes materials)CRFT CH002-01 • Carli Ray


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Book Lovers: Rare Book Collecting Do you love books? Have you ever thought about, or started, collecting books, and wondered what to do next? In this class you’ll join the owner of Sheldon Fine Books to explore what to collect and where to find it, how to tell a first edition from a reprint, how to build an author collection, and get the best price from dealers. You’ll learn the four most important points of book collecting, how to understand pricing, the rarity of certain books and collecting with an eye on future value. You are welcome to bring up to three of your books to class for an assessment of value by the instructor. Monday • 11/7/16• 6-8:30 pm • $25WRTG CJ003-01 • Julie Moore

Photoshop Elements for Photographers Are you ready to really jazz up those digi-tal images you’ve had sitting around in your camera? In this new class you’ll learn how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements, Adobe’s mid-range photo editing soft-ware. Photoshop Elements is built around the Photoshop feature-set and interface, without the high end features, steep learning curve, or expensive price tag. Designed for those with no image-ed-

iting experience, this class will take you through all the steps to make you a confi-dent user of Photoshop Elements. You’ll be able to: understand the organizer, how to create catalogs and tags, know about the basic tools and how to do basic touch-ups. Then you’ll focus on color correc-tion, colorizing black and white photos, and adding special color effects. Finally, you’ll learn how to combine images and work with layers and text. Your class fee includes a textbook. NOTE: Please bring a flash drive to save your work. Tuesdays • 11/9/16-12/7/16 • 6-8 pm • $79 (includes text)COMP CAM08-01 • Don Worthington

Beginning Crocheting Don’t know how to hold a crochet hook? Don’t worry; this class is the perfect place to get started. You will learn the basics of chain stitch, single, double, and even triple crochet. You will make three small interesting projects as you learn these basic techniques. Your instructor, Kassie Dunham, has been an avid crochet fanatic for years and she’s a great teacher. Please bring a size H crochet hook and a skein of good quality worsted weight yarn in a light color.Mondays • 11/14/16-11/28/16 • 6-8 pm • $35CRFT CB006-01 • Kassie Dunham


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Candle Making: Easy Candle Making for Beginners Candle making is a craft as old as civiliza-tion itself, yet after so many millennia and technological advances, we still love the

light, warmth, and beauty of a lit candle. Whether a seasoned artisan or a budding enthusiast, this workshop offers some-thing for everyone interested in learning the craft of candle making. You’ll create both poured and dipped candles and learn the easiest and safest ways to work with wax, wicks and molds. All supplies and instructions are included and you will be able to take home your finished creations. Please wear comfortable old clothes (this is hands on and not always neat and clean) and we guarantee you will have fun while learning. Wednesday • 11/17/16 • 6-9 pm • $39 CRFT CN003-01 • Carli Ray

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Create an Aromatherapy Medicine Chest

Dream Interpretation

Find Your Zen: Develop a Meditation Practice

Clear the Fog: Craniosacral Therapy

Hypnotherapy for Weight Loss

Live a Holistic Life!


COOKING

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Tasty Tailgating Treats: Football Party Foods! The fans are roaring, the pigskin is flying, and only one thing is missing...food! More than 51 million Americans plan to tailgate this year during football season. Maybe you have party plans for the U of M versus Michigan State game on October 29th or perhaps the Super Bowl party is at your house this year? In this new class we’ll share easy recipes that will make your next football party (at home or at the game) a touchdown. Plus, we’ll share important tips for holding an impromptu party at home—enjoy the season with friends, family and amaz-ing football party foods! Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples.Tuesday • 9/27/16 • 6-8 pm • $39COOK CR002-01 • Joanna Phelps

Hands-On Artisan Cheese Making: Mozzarella – POPULAR In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to take one gallon of milk and make the best mozzarella you have ever tasted! There is no special equipment needed and with 5 simple ingredients, you will never buy store-bought mozzarella again. You’ll

leave class with a delicious fresh cheese and you can keep the success of your fabulous Caprese Salad, Margherita pizza and luscious lasagna a secret—only you will know that your homemade cheese makes all the difference in your dishes! Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples. Thursday • 9/29/16 • 6-9 pm • $45COOK CH003-01 • Gary Colles


We love mini-desserts! They’re so much fun and you can have two without feeling guilty. In this new class you’ll discover how easy these single-serving treats are to make. Join us in this hands-on class where you’ll make a delicious Strawberry Pie in a Cup, Cheesecake Surprise, a Lemon Cooler shot glass dessert, Peanut Butter Pie Shooters, Oreo Lovers Delight and, to top it all off, a 7-Layer Dessert Cup. Plus, we’ll show you how easily mini-desserts can be the centerpiece of your next family gathering to share with those you love. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples.Saturday • 10/1/16 • 12-3 pm • $35COOK CD003-01 • Dawn McMillon


Taste of Cuba: Hot Cuban Nights If you can’t make it to Cuba, now that travel restrictions are lifted, then this is the next best thing! Cuban food has been influenced by many culinary tradi-tions including Spanish, French, African, Arabic, Chinese and Portuguese. The fun of traditional Cuban cooking is that it is a cuisine with little concern for measure-ments, order and timing, it simply focuses on flavor. Join us to experience Cuban Stuffed Pork, Spicy Cuban Mojo Chicken with Mango-Avocado Salsa, Smoky Black Beans, Grilled Corn with Cotija Cheese and Lime, and a Coconut Rum Cream Cake. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples.Wednesday • 10/5/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $45COOK CK003-01 • Sean Kelly

Easy Homemade Artisan Bread Mmm, warm bread during the cold winter months might be one of the best things in the world! If you like bread that has a thin crust, a large crumb, full flavor and no kneading required, then you’ll love this class. Your instructor will demonstrate how you can start with a “poolish” that develops overnight in a Dutch oven. Pop it into a hot oven and within a short time you’ll have warm, comforting and delectable artisan bread. Plus, we’ll share some delightful butter spread recipes that you’ll get to taste in class. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples. Thursday • 10/20/16 • 6-8 pm • $29COOK CN002-01 • Gary Colles

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Holiday Entertaining: Party Planning Made Easy We love to entertain our friends, especially during the holiday season, and in this fun class you’ll discover secrets from a caterer that will ensure your next holiday party comes off without a hitch. We’ll show you how to combine fresh foods from your refrigerator with staples in your pantry to create a simple, yet elegant dinner. The secrets you’ll learn will simplify and demystify the art of throwing a dinner party. When will you be inviting us over? Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples.Tuesday • 11/1/16 • 6-8 pm • $39COOK CR002-02 • Joanna Phelps

Holiday Truffles Do you appreciate a hand-made gift during the holidays? Would you like to share one with your friends and family? In this fun class you’ll learn the very best recipes for fabulous truffles, a feast for all lovers of luxurious confections. All the truffle centers are prepared using a never-fail technique for achieving perfect smoothness. We’ll also show you tips to temper chocolate to finish the outside of the truffles perfectly every time! Join us to create a variety of wonderful truffles in this hands-on class. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples.Saturday • 11/5/16 • 12-3 pm • $35COOK CD003-02 • Dawn McMillon

Forget Takeout: Create Thai Dishes at Home Who needs takeout when you can easily create delicious Thai dishes at home? In this class you’ll learn secrets for combining aromatic herbs and spices with authentic ingredients to create the flavors that make Thai cuisine uniquely delicious. Join us to experience Spicy Wok Fried Green Beans with Pork and Thai Basil, Spicy Cucumber Salad with Roasted Peanuts, Perfect Pad Thai, and finish your meal with a fun, Thai dessert. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples.Wednesday • 11/9/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $45COOK CI003-01 • Sean Kelly




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Cheese Pairing Party Tips & Ideas Does the cheese stand alone? We don’t think so! We think cheese should have a friend and not be a wallflower at a party! In this delicious new class, we’ll cover basic cheese styles, and share how to taste cheese. We will show you which pairings will make for a lifetime of cheese friend-ships—a jam, a chutney, a slice of meat, some spiced nuts or even pickles—really, the possibilities are endless. Join The Cheese Guy for a cheese pairing party and you’ll be the delight of your holiday guests when you serve them your new cheese pairing combos! Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples.Thursday • 11/10/16 • 6-8 pm • $39COOK CH002-02 • Gary Colles

Sean’s Surprise: A Three Course Holiday Meal! – NEW RecipesOK, this class shows a lot of trust in the creativity and skill of one of our favor-ite chefs, Sean Kelly, Executive Chef at Arcadia Brewing Company. If you’ve enjoyed Sean’s classes before then we invite you to join us again; if you’ve never been to one of Sean’s cooking classes then you won’t want to miss this one! Here’s the plan: Sean’s going to the market the day of class and selecting whatever looks fresh and tasty; then he’s coming to class to prepare dishes for you—mystery dishes that’s true, but we guarantee they will be delicious! And, in recognition of the upcoming season, Sean’s promised a three course holiday meal for you. Workshop fee includes all food items, recipes and tasting samples.Wednesday • 12/7/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $45COOK CN003-01 • Sean Kelly

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MUSIC & WRITING

Music & WritingBeginning Writer’s Workshop ONLINEIf you’ve always wanted to write but have no idea where to start, this course will demystify the process for you. You’ll get a taste of the writing life, improve your writing skills, and develop new ways to stretch your creative muscles. This exciting, hands-on course for the creative writing novice is filled with challenging exercises, expert advice, and plenty of direct support and encouragement.

Writing for Children ONLINEIf you’re a beginning writer, this course will help you transform your book idea into a finished product that could poten-tially land in the hands of an editor or agent. And if you’re already a successful writer, this course will help you explore new opportunities and markets for your work. By the time you finish this course, you’ll have all the tools and resources you’ll need to begin navigating the world of children’s publishing and to continue growing as a writer for children.

Grammar Refresher ONLINEWhatever your goals, a grasp of English grammar is important if you want to improve your speaking and writing skills. This course will help you gain confidence in your ability to produce clean, gram-matically correct work. You’ll explore the basics of English grammar—like sentence structure and punctuation—as well as more sophisticated concepts—like logic and clarity. A patient instructor, memo-rable lessons, vivid examples, and interac-

tive exercises will give you ample oppor-tunity to put what you learn into practice. Reacquaint yourself with old, forgotten rules, meet some new ones, and discover your own grammatical strengths.

Introduction to Guitar ONLINELearn to play guitar, and become the musician you’ve always wanted to be! In these fun and informative lessons, you’ll build basic guitar skills step-by-step with the help of hands-on exercises, audio and video recordings, and detailed illustra-tions. By the time you’re finished, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a skilled guitar player.

Music Made Easy ONLINEIf you enjoy music and would like to know more about what makes it work, this is the course for you. You’ll gain a complete understanding of rhythm, melody, and harmony, and you’ll be able to recognize pitches on the musical staff and on the keyboard. By the time you complete this comprehensive and full-fea-tured course, you’ll be able to read, write, and even play simple musical pieces on a keyboard.


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Staging Your Home for SaleEvery seller wants their home to sell fast and bring top dollar. Does that sound good to you? Well, it’s not luck that makes that happen. It’s careful planning and knowing how to professionally spruce up your home that will send home buyers scurrying for their checkbooks. Learn the difference between prepping your property and staging your property. To be competitive you must do both prop-erly and Carole (named as one of the top 15 Stagers in North America by the Real Estate Staging Association) will show you how. Real estate agents will tell you that homes will receive more offers and sell more quickly if they have been staged. If you are truly ready to sell your home, then you won’t want to miss this informa-tive class. Learn the tools and techniques professionals use to garner competitive offers and sell that house!Wednesday • 10/5/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $25HOME CE003-01 • Carole Morgan

Redesign & Redecorate Your Rooms in an Instant! Do you watch makeover shows and wish your home could be transformed in such a small amount of time? Discover the latest home decorating phenomenon—staging to live. Learn how to redecorate your home using your existing furnish-ings. Find out how to make your rooms look larger while emphasizing their archi-tectural strengths. Do some “shopping” in other rooms to make the most of every space. Whatever the problem or chal-lenge, staging to live respects your taste and possessions while creating a beautiful home that fits your unique lifestyle. Join a home staging professional to learn a vari-ety of tips and tricks that you can apply to any room in your house to make it home sweet home.Wednesday • 10/12/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $25HOME CD003-01 • Carole Morgan

Best Deal! Take Both Staging & Redesign for only $39Wednesdays • 10/5/16-10/12/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $39HOME CD005-01 • Carole Morgan

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One Year to an Organized Life Have you about had it with the disor-ganization that surrounds you? If you take just two Thursday evenings, and join our professional organizer, you can discover how to have an organized life! An organized life enables you to have more freedom, less aggravation, better health, and to get more done. Even the messiest can turn their lives around—anyone can get organized. Join us to learn how to break down tasks and build routines over time so that your life becomes simple, not overwhelming. We’ll give you time management tips; show you how to make your kitchen efficient; explain how to permanently organize your closets and drawers; and declutter your space and stop the chronic “dumping” of stuff in the guest room, basement and garage. Discover the magic formula for organiz-ing anything. Whether you’re living in chaos or just looking for new ways to simplify, this class will help you get the whole household organized and stay that way.Thursdays • 10/6/16-10/13/16 • 6-8 pm • $39PDEV CK004-01 • Delma Smith

Buying or Selling Your First Home? What You Need to Know Join us as we share everything you need to know to buy or sell your first home. Rental prices have gone through the roof and buying a home remains a sound investment, but how do you know if you’re ready? Or, is it time to sell your home and move to a larger one, or to downsize? We’ll share common pitfalls

to avoid, how to select the right type of home, the right mortgage, the right agent and the right inspections—plus, we’ll discuss creating and managing a realistic home buying budget, qualifying and securing loan financing, information about inspections and insurance, and how to successfully close the deal. And, if it’s time to sell your home, we’ll cover what to look for in an agent and what you can expect from them. Join us to get the information you need, before you step into the process. Saturday • 10/8/16 • 10 am-1 pm • $15 (single) $25 (couple)PDEV CK003-02 (single) PDEV CK003-03 (couple) • Tania Kazanjian

Are You Ready? Emergency Preparedness for You & Your FamilyWhether it’s a zombie apocalypse (we love those movies!), a weeklong power outage or a natural disaster, you and your family need to be prepared. Join us in this class where you’ll learn the most important emergency preparedness techniques (especially at this time of year), basic survival skills, and personal/property protection practices. NOTE: Contact Lifelong Learning directly at 269-965-4134 for “couple” pricing. One person from couple will register at the $45 price and the second person’s infor-mation (name/address/birth date/phone) must be provided at that time.Wednesday • 10/12/16 • 6-9 pm • $29 (single) $45 (couple)PDEV CP003-01 (single) PDEV CP003-02 (couple) • Mike White

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Money & Financial HealthAll seminars and workshops are educational in nature; no financial products, services or insurances of any kind will be promoted in these classes.

Time Matters: Women & Retirement Just reading the word “retirement” may raise a mix of emotional responses for you—both excitement and anxiety. This workshop is specifically tailored for women who are getting ready or have recently transitioned to retirement. Join us to discuss retirement income strategies, including Social Security and making your retirement savings last. Plus, we address how to prepare for the unex-pected, including market and inflation risks and rising costs of health care and long-term care. Tuesday • 9/27/16 • 6-7:30 pm • $19MONY CJ002-03 • Karen Reeves

Retirement Planning – POPULARWhether you have just started your family, are thinking about retirement within the next 5-10 years or are just meeting your monthly expenses, your future finan-cial comfort depends on creating—and sticking to—a long-term money manage-ment strategy. Recent tax law changes, an uncertain future for Social Security and the shift toward employee-directed retire-ment plans shows the need for sound financial strategies has never been greater. Whether your objective is to build a nest egg, protect your assets or preserve your

lifestyle throughout retirement, this class can help you plan your future with confi-dence. This class can teach you how to build wealth and align your money with your values to accomplish your goals in life. Whether you plan to retire 20 years from now or have just recently retired, the information you learn in this class could deliver rewards throughout your lifetime. NOTE: You may bring a guest at no addi-tional charge, please provide the guest’s name and birth date when you register. Session 1: Wednesdays • 9/28/16-10/5/16 • 6-9 pm • $49MONY CJ006-01 • Dennis Starbuck(NOTE: Session 1 will be held at KCC’s Fehsenfeld Center, 2950 West M-179 Hwy, Hastings MI)Session 2: Saturdays • 10/1/16-10/8/16 • 10 am-1 pm • $49MONY CJ006-02 • Dennis StarbuckSession 3: Mondays • 10/3/16-10/10/16 • 6-9 pm • $49MONY CJ006-03 • Dennis Starbuck(NOTE: Session 3 will be held on KCC’s Main Campus, 450 North Avenue, Battle Creek in the Ohm Building, Room 109)Session 4: Thursdays • 10/6/16-10/13/16 • 6-9 pm • $49MONY CJ006-04 • Dennis Starbuck

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Buying or Selling Your First Home? What You Need to Know Join us as we share everything you need to know to buy or sell your first home. Rental prices have gone through the roof and buying a home remains a sound investment, but how do you know if you’re ready? Or, is it time to sell your home and move to a larger one, or to downsize? We’ll share common pitfalls to avoid, how to select the right type of home, the right mortgage, the right agent and the right inspections—plus, we’ll discuss creating and managing a realistic home buying budget, qualifying and securing loan financing, information about inspections and insurance, and how to successfully close the deal. And, if it’s time to sell your home, we’ll cover what to look for in an agent and what you can expect from them. Join us to get the information you need, before you step into the process. Saturday • 10/8/16 • 10 am-1 pm • $15 (single) $25 (couple)PDEV CK003-02 (single) PDEV CK003-03 (couple) • Tania Kazanjian

Social Security Strategies to Maximize Your Benefits – POPULARThis informational class will help you understand and clarify your ques-tions about Social Security. There were a number of changes implemented in April 2016. Do you know what they are and how they may affect you? Are you approaching retirement and wondering when to apply for, and how to maximize, your Social Security benefits? Would you like to know how to avoid having your benefits permanently reduced? Did you know that you could claim benefits based on your ex-spouse’s record? Do you have a parent, relative, friend or colleague who is wondering what to do about their social security situation? Attend this class to find answers for these questions and others that you may have and receive information that will help you get the maximum benefits from social security. NOTE: This course is educational only and non-commercial. No specific finan-cial products will be discussed or sold. You may bring a guest at no additional charge. Please provide the guest’s name and birth date when you register.Wednesday • 10/19/16 • 6-8 pm • $25MONY CJ002-01 • Keith Corts

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Update: Health Care & Your Retirement America’s baby boomers are now turning 65 at the rate of about 10,000 a day. Yet very few have any idea about how Medicare works, when they should sign up, or how the program fits in with other health insurance they may have. In this class we share information about Medicare’s coverage and costs, long-term care costs, and the options you have available for supplemental health care and long-term care insurance. NOTE: This course is educational only and non-com-mercial. No specific financial products will be discussed or sold. You may a guest at no additional charge. Please provide the guest’s name and birth date when you register. Thursday • 11/3/16 • 6-8 pm • $25MONY CJ002-01 • Keith Corts

Peace of Mind: Organizing for the End of Life Whether you are downsizing to a smaller home, moving into a retirement residence or a hospice facility, organizing your important end-of-life documents is some-thing you can do now to help your loved ones or the executor of your estate in the event of your death. There is so much to think about and get in order for a down-sizing move or end-of-life move. Even

if you are just preparing your import-ant documents so they are more easily accessible, you won’t want to miss this important class where we’ll explore the various types of documents you should keep and the best way to organize and store them. You’ll walk away with a sample packet of forms to help you leave your family “the gift” of an organized life. We’ll be joined by a local funeral director who will share information you and your loved ones will need to know in the event of a family death. An optional notebook with complete guides and forms will be available for purchase from the instructor for $20.Thursday • 11/3/16 • 6-8:30 pm • $39PDEV CM003-01 • Delma Smith & Tate Goodwin

Five Money Questions for Women Women and men have different consid-erations when it comes to long-term financial goals. For instance, because of a woman’s average longer life span, her needs may be significantly different from those of her spouse or others. Does your financial strategy fit your lifestyle and needs? Join us in this new class as we explore five critical money questions for women. Tuesday • 11/15/16 • 6-7:30 pm • $19MONY CJ002-02 • Karen Reeves



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LanguagesAmerican Sign Language: ASL 2You should have successfully completed ASL 1, or have regularly used your basic sign language skills to register for this class. The first two weeks of the class will be a refresher where you’ll review what you learned in ASL Level 1. Then you will continue to develop your expres-sive, receptive, and conversation skills by learning new vocabulary and gram-mar. You’ll deepen your understanding of the deaf culture, deaf language history and community services available for the deaf. NOTE: You should bring your ASL 1 textbook, Basic Course in American Sign Language by Humphries, Padden & O’Rourke; or you may purchase a copy at a bookseller website. Search for ISBN-13: 978-0932666420 or ISBN-10: 0932666426.Tuesdays • 10/4/16-11/22/16 • 6-8 pm • $99 SIGN CB016-01 • Xenia McKay

Beginning Conversational French ONLINEThis course will teach you how to commu-nicate easily and comfortably with those who speak French. You’ll learn practical, common phrases that will make your trip to the many French-speaking regions of the world more pleasant. You’ll learn dialogue specific to various settings, and you’ll be surprised how easy it can be to speak another language!

Conversational Japanese ONLINEWhether you want to learn conversa-tional Japanese for travel or just for fun, you’ll find this course makes it easy and enjoyable for beginners to master the essentials of the Japanese language. Guided by a native Japanese instructor, you’ll also gain cultural knowledge only an insider has.

Instant Italian ONLINEThis dynamic course will teach you how to express yourself comfortably in Italian. You’ll learn practical, everyday words and phrases that will make your stay in Italy more enjoyable. You’ll read, hear, and practice dialogues based on typical situations that you’re likely to encounter while staying in Italy. You’ll be pleased at how quickly this course helps you build your skills, and prepares you for your next adventure in Italia.

Lifelong Learning classes are the perfect gift for the person who has everything!

Call Abbie at 269-965-4134 to order your gift certificates.


We’ve designed 2-hour computer classes on focused topics for those whose schedules won’t allow time for our regular classes. Learn in a one-on-one environment. Our experienced and patient instructors will meet you at either our main campus location or at the Regional Manufacturing Technology Center, based on space availability and your schedule.

All sessions are scheduled at your convenience and the topics are based on your training needs and level of skill. One-on-one computer classes are a minimum of two hours in length and are

only $69.

One-on-One

Computer Classes

COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY


Typical topics include:MS Word 2010 & 2013 Working with Graphics Tabs & TablesMail MergeApplying Special Formats

MS Excel 2010 & 2013Creating Workbooks & Managing Multiple Worksheets Using Functions and TablesApplying “what if” AnalysisCreating Charts

MS PowerPoint 2010 & 2013Creating & Formatting PresentationsEnhancing Presentations with GraphicsPresenting Data Using TablesCreating Charts & Animations

MS Access 2010 & 2013Working with Databases & Creating TablesManaging Datasheets & Creating QueriesCreating Forms

Windows 7or Windows 8Working with Security Settings & SoftwareUsing the Help Features & Performing SearchesUnderstanding the Desktop & Managing Windows

iPhone & iPadSet Up & SecurityTips & Tricks




Computers & Technology


You can learn how to take the kind of photograph you’ll want to actually print and pass on to the next generation. In this new class, you’ll learn the principles of good photography and get the skills necessary to create amazing photos. Learn the most essential functions of your digi-tal camera and get ready to confidently put them to work. You’ll get the basics of photographic terminology and feel prepared to move on to more advanced classes. Your instructor, a professional photographer, will share must-know lighting and composition techniques. Learn how to position yourself and your subject so you capture the best photo possible with the camera you have – no additional gear needed. If you want to take more memorable and inspiring photographs of your travels, your friends and family, or the great outdoors, then this class is for you. NOTE: This class is for users of DSLR cameras only; please bring your camera to class. NOTE: No class 10/5/16.Wednesdays • 9/21/16-10/26/16 • 6-8 pm • $89 (includes text)COMP CA010-01 • John Grap


Are you ready to build upon the skills you gained in the Level 1 class, or do you have experience with your digital camera and you’re ready to take it to the next level? Join us to explore a wide range of genres including landscapes, still life portraits, and action shots as you discover the full range of your camera and learn how to take professional looking photos you’ll be proud to display. NOTE: This class is for users of DSLR cameras only; please bring your camera to class. NOTE: No class 11/23/16.Wednesdays • 11/9/16-12/14/16 • 6-8 pm • $89COMP CA010-02 • John Grap

Best Deal! Both Digital Photography classes…Wednesdays • 9/21/16-12/14/16 • 6-8 pm • $149 (includes text)COMP CAD20-01 • John Grap

Google Docs Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Forms are a free, web-based word processor, spread-sheet program, presentation program and survey program respectively, all part of a software office suite offered by Google within its Google Drive service. The suite allows users to create and edit documents online while collaborating with other users in real-time. Join us to learn the best ways to access and use this online tool.Monday • 10/3/16 • 6-8 pm • $19COMP CL002-01 • Randy Dirks


Getting the Most Out of Your iPhone You have finally picked up that iPhone you have always wanted, but now you are stumped on how to maximize its use and turn it into a practical and useful tool that goes beyond making calls, taking pictures and stalking your friends on Facebook. You want it to be a practical and useful tool. Learn valuable tips and ways to make the most out of your iPhone and its apps; you’ll love your iPhone even more after this new class. NOTE: This class is designed only for users of the Apple iPhone product and you should bring your iPhone to class.Thursday • 10/6/16 • 6-9 pm • $35COMP CT003-01 • Tom Rose

Cut the Cord: Save $ on Your Home Phone & TV – POPULARDo you grit your teeth every time the bill shows up from your cable or phone company? No one should pay hundreds of dollars to watch their favorite shows or call their friends and family! In this class our favorite tech guy will share a variety of low-cost options for these services and he’s prepared to answer any questions you may have about how it all works. Join us and you can save money and still enjoy a quality television and phone experience.Monday • 10/17/16 • 6-8 pm • $25COMP CG002-01 • Randy Dirks

iPad 1: The Basics & Settings Have you recently purchased an iPad and feel challenged by all of the features? In this new class you’ll learn about the basics of the iPad. We’ll focus on the main apps to get you started using your iPad:

settings, calendar, contacts, and mail. Setting up your e-mail accounts (Gmail, Yahoo, or others) is a breeze, and we’ll show you how. Then we’ll show you how to add your contacts and schedule a date in the calendar (including how to set a reminder so you won’t forget). NOTE: This class is designed only for users of the Apple iPad product and you should bring your iPad to class.Thursdays • 10/27/16-11/3/16 • 6-8 pm • $35COMP CT004-01 • Tom Rose

iPad 2: Using the Default Apps Some of the best apps for the iPad come pre-installed. So before you hit the app store in search of the perfect app, you will want to familiarize yourself with the apps that come with the iPad. This class will show you the best of these—from FaceTime to Newstand—plus much more. We will discuss security issues and how to determine reliable application downloads to protect your iPad invest-ment. NOTE: This class is designed only for users of the Apple iPad product and you should bring your iPad to class.Thursdays • 11/10/16-11/17/16 • 6-8 pm • $35COMP CT004-02 • Tom Rose

Best Deal! Both iPad classes for only $59Thursdays • 10/27/16-11/17/16 • 6-8 pm •$59COMP CT008-01 • Tom Rose





Don’t Get Hacked & Whacked: Be Safe Online – POPULARYou don’t have to be a conspiracy theorist to understand that in a world with the Internet none of your information is safe. If you bank online, purchase from Amazon, use LinkedIn for job searches, or do anything else on your computer or smartphone, you are vulnerable. In this class we’ll learn how your Internet activity is being tracked, including special security risks for both your cell phone and tablet computer. We’ll share the types of information being collected and stored, and which sites are the worst in privacy protection. Then, we’ll show you

the steps you can take to protect your privacy. Go beyond just deleting cookies or temporary Internet files and learn how to remove your personal information from databases, delete existing personal data, encrypt your email so only the person you are sending it to can read it, and ensure your identity online is safe and secure. You can surf the web anony-mously and we’ll show you how to keep all of your information 100% encrypted; plus, you’ll leave with a CD full of soft-ware to help you do just that!Monday • 10/31/16 • 6-8 pm • $25COMP CAB02-01 • Randy Dirks

Searching the Internet: Tips & Tricks Are you always confounded and confused when you enter search terms in Google and a bunch of unlikely stuff pops up? Join us to learn about Boolean searches, Google Scholar, how to choose good keywords and how to evaluate the infor-mation you find on the Internet. Just because it’s out there doesn’t mean it’s true. After this new class you’ll know the best way to find the best information out there.Monday • 11/7/16 • 6-8 pm • $19COMP CAB02-02 • Randy Dirks

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Photoshop Elements for Photographers Are you ready to really jazz up those digi-tal images you’ve had sitting around in your camera? In this new class you’ll learn how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements, Adobe’s mid-range photo editing soft-ware. Photoshop Elements is built around the Photoshop feature-set and interface, without the high end features, steep learning curve, or expensive price tag. Designed for those with no image-ed-iting experience, this class will take you through all the steps to make you a confi-dent user of Photoshop Elements. You’ll be able to: understand the organizer, how to create catalogs and tags, know about the basic tools and how to do basic touch-ups. Then you’ll focus on color correc-tion, colorizing black and white photos, and adding special color effects. Finally, you’ll learn how to combine images and work with layers and text. Your class fee includes a textbook. NOTE: Please bring a flash drive to save your work. Tuesdays • 11/9/16-12/7/16 • 6-8 pm • $79 (includes text)COMP CAM08-01 • Don Worthington

Reverse Engineer an Excel Workbook If you’ve inherited an Excel workbook, you know the frustration of trying to figure out what the workbook’s designer was thinking when they put it together. You may be experiencing the unhappy results of changing something over here and watching something break over there. Every improvement you try to make seems to create different problems. While it is tempting to just throw it out and start over, there may be some valuable information that will be lost forever. This class will help you navigate through a workbook to discover its underpinnings and inside workings. Join us to discover where formulas are and how they’re work-ing; tracing precedents and dependents to know what can and can’t be deleted; uncover conditional formatting schemes, and use tools like Watch Windows and Track Changes to figure out where things are going wrong and how to fix them.Mondays • 11/14/16-11/21/16 • 6-8 pm • $39COMP CD004-01 • Randy Dirks

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Healthy & Holistic – p. 11

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Get Healthy • Be HappyJoin us for classes and workshops designed for healthy eating and living.


Check out our Online Learning Center

Visit www.ed2go.com/kellogg to see all we have to offer, including…

Get AssertiveSkills for Making Great Decisions

Navigating DivorceAssisting Your Aging Parent

Romance WritingHow to Get Started in Game

DevelopmentMerrill Ream Speed Reading

Drawing for Absolute BeginnersIntroduction to Guitar

Grammar Refresher

More online classes you might like…

Write Your Life StoryStart Your Own Edible Garden

Introduction to JournalingLearn to Buy and Sell on eBay

Write and Publish Your Nonfiction BookIntroduction to QuickBooks 2014

GED Test PreparationPublish and Sell Your e-BooksSAT/ACT Preparation – Part 1

Visit www.ed2go.com/kellogg for details on these classes, plus many more



Visit www.ed2go.com/kellogg to see all we have to offer, including… More online classes you might like…

Write Your Life StoryStart Your Own Edible Garden

Introduction to JournalingLearn to Buy and Sell on eBay

Write and Publish Your Nonfiction BookIntroduction to QuickBooks 2014

GED Test PreparationPublish and Sell Your e-BooksSAT/ACT Preparation – Part 1

Visit www.ed2go.com/kellogg for details on these classes, plus many more

Stay @ home and learn in your pajamas!



DAYTIME CLASSES

Daytime Classes

Dancers of the Golden Age A tribute to the talented dancers and choreographers whose contributions left an indelible mark on films. Beginning in the late 1930’s through the 1950’s, we will once again enjoy many of the performers whom you may have watched on the big screen. From June Allyson to Vera Allen and Fred Astaire to Donald O’Connor, you will discuss the mark each dancer made on the big screen. Your instructor, Terry Dennison, has been tap dancing through life since the age of seven. He enjoys sharing his love for Hollywood musicals and their dancing stars because the stars of that era are too good to be forgotten.Mondays • 9/26/16-10/17/16 • 1-3 pm • $40

Singin’ in the Rain: The Most Famous Musical of all Time! Singin’ in the Rain is commonly consid-ered to be the greatest musical of all time. If you have never seen this musical, it has been years since you have, or you just want to enjoy it all over again, this class is for you! We’ll watch the 1952 film starring Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor, and Debbie Reynolds in its entirety, then hear fun and interesting facts about the movie and its stars from your instructor, Terry Dennison. Learn what happened to O’Connor’s suit from the most famous number in the film. Hear about health issues the stars struggled through during filming, and understand why and how filming had to happen during the day but appear as if it were at night. Tricks of the trade related to singing and dubbing used during the production, and personal experiences your instructor had with some of the actors will also be revealed. As a special treat, an actual costume worn by Debbie Reynolds from another perfor-mance with Donald O’Connor in 1987 at Universal Studios Amphitheater called “Together Again for the First Time” will be on display.Monday • 10/24/16 • 1-4 pm • $25

Look for answers on pages 47 and 48.

If you don’t find the answer there, go to our website www.kellogg.edu/lifelongand choose FAQ on the navigation bar.

Of course, you can always email your question to us at [email protected], or call Abbie at 269.965.4134

Got Questions?


DAYTIME CLASSES

Everyday Language: Why Do We Say That, and What Does It Mean?Words are essential to our everyday communication, but have you ever thought about why we choose the ones we do to send our messages? Join us to explore the interesting and sometimes odd reasons, methods and words we use to talk with one another. How are new words formed? How do we develop acro-nyms and who decides when to do that? How do we invent new words or phrases, like when we call our dog a “pooch”? Do you know what theories of speaking are, and why they have unique names like Bow Wow Theory or Maturation Theory? How do dialects impact language and its meaning? Although you may have never asked yourself many of these questions, come to this class to hear the interesting answers and history behind our language and how we use it.Tuesdays • 11/15/16-11/29/16 • 1-3 pm • $30

Women in the Middle-Ages Venture back to Medieval Europe and the age of fairy tales to explore the role of important women from this era. We’ll introduce you to a variety of women that were famous and infamous; reli-gious and not so much; or charming and down-right nasty! The range of the women highlighted will be from Eleanor of Aquitaine to Joan of Arc and lots, lots more. Wednesdays • 9/28/16-10/26/16 • 1-3 pm • $50

Fascinating Battle Creek Businesses from A-ZIn the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Battle Creek was known world-wide for cereal and heavy agricultural equipment, but did you know that there were many smaller businesses in town that have fascinating histories of their own? Candy Crabb to violin strings, art albums to Zulu toys, not to mention breweries, folding canvas boats, school desks and sheet music—all of these unique items were produced right here in Battle Creek. Come to this class to learn some fascinat-ing facts about the history of business in our always interesting community. Wednesday, 11/2/16-11/16/16 • 1-3 pm • $40


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DAYTIME CLASSES

Let’s AMP Up our Longevity: The Aging Mastery Program® (AMP) Life expectancy has increased dramati-cally over the past 50 years, yet people are generally unprepared for this increased longevity. This class will introduce you to AMP, a nationwide effort designed by the National Council on Aging that offers an innovative approach to guide individuals through this phase of life. This compre-hensive and fun approach to aging well encourages people to take actions to

enhance their health, financial well-being, social connectedness, and overall quality of life. Central to the AMP philosophy is the belief that modest lifestyle changes can produce big results and that people can be empowered and supported to cultivate health and longevity. Equally important, the program encourages mastery — developing sustainable behav-iors over time. NOTE: This class will be held at the Kool Family Community Center (formerly Burnham Brook). Wednesdays • 10/5/16-12/14/16 • 10 am-12 pm • $45

Focus ON YOUR CAREERCommunicating with Confidence

Women & Leadership

Find the Right Job for You!

Nonverbal Skills to Get Ahead


Cut the Cord: Save on the High Cost of TV and Phone ServiceJoin us to learn how you can save money and still enjoy a quality television and phone experience. We’ll share a variety of low-cost options for these services and your instructor is prepared to answer any questions you may have about how it all works.Tuesday • 10/4/16 • 10 am-12 pm • $25

Windows 10 Overview: What’s New, What’s Different? Yes, Windows 10 has some big differences from earlier versions, and in this work-shop we’ll share those differences along with handy reference guides you’ll be able to use later. Don’t miss a minute of productivity, or get frustrated wondering where Microsoft has hidden what you need, right now! This class is sure to give you what you need to navigate the new Windows 10 with ease. Tuesday • 10/25/16 • 10 am-12 pm • $25

Computer BasicsJoin us for this hands-on course designed to show you the basics of using a computer. From mouse and keyboard skills to file management and the operating system, your instructor will guide you through the steps. You will also receive a printed training manual to use later at home.Tuesday • 12/6/16 • 10 am-12 pm • $25

Israel 101: Stories, Sights and Tastes of the CultureDiscover this amazing place and the inter-section of several cultures existing within it. From her visits to the Holy Land, your instructor will share beautiful photos and display the souvenirs collected on her journeys. You’ll be introduced to the cuisine of the region by sampling some popular Israeli dishes. In addition, the first 15 students to register will also receive a small container of Dead Sea Salt to take home with them. Don’t miss a chance to hear first-hand accounts about visiting this historically important desti-nation that will make you feel as if you were there.Thursday • 10/6/16 • 1-3 pm • $35

The Appalachian TrailMuch more than an afternoon stroll in the countryside, the Appalachian Trail is a winding footpath more than 2,100 miles long. It is a continuously marked trail through 14 states, stretching from Georgia to Maine. This class will feature video from the program Appalachian Trail as viewed on Public Television, which covers the making of the trail and the more famous “thru” hikers including seniors over 70. The trail was recently brought into the limelight with actors Robert Redford and Nick Nolte’s movie A Walk in the Woods. Our instructor, Bruce Higdon, lived in North Georgia and has spent time on the trail himself. The class will also include basic backpack-ing skills that are extremely important not only when hiking the Appalachian Trail, but also on any walk in the woods. Thursday • 12/1/16 • 1-3 pm • $25

DAYTIME CLASSES



Visit our website kellogg.edu/lifelong and click “Online Classes” to see what’s new!

Here are just a few of our offerings…

Healthcare & Fitness Fitness Business Management Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist Veterinary Assistant

Business & Professional Paralegal Mastering Project Management with PMP Prep Certified Mediator and Arbitrator

KCC Lifelong Learning Introduces

Online Career Training ProgramsNEW FOR FALL Lifelong Learning will now be offering

online career training programs through our partnership with Ed2Go. Many programs include national certifications, and all of them provide the information and skills necessary to take your current career to the next level or send you off on an entirely new career!

Career Training CenTer


KCC Lifelong Learning Introduces

Online Career Training Programs

IT & Software Development IT Security Survival Training Python Developer OMCP® Email Marketing and Automation Professional

Management & Corporate Certified National Pharmaceutical Representative Technical Writing Payroll Practice and Management

Media & Design Video Game Design and Development Marketing Design Certificate Webmaster

Hospitality & Service Industry Certified Wedding Planner Travel Agent Training

If you have questions or need more information simply call us at 269-965-4134

Career Training CenTer


The Lifelong Learning Institute is a community-based organization for men and women age 50 and better. These individuals develop their own courses, with no concern for tests, homework or grades. Through classes, luncheons and field trips members meet new friends, gain knowledge and have fun while learning.

The LLI is sponsored by Kellogg Community College and is affiliated with the National Elderhostel program.Annual dues: $15 per person For more information or to receive a schedule, call (269) 965-4134.

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BY PHONE To register by phone (using a major credit card), call (269) 965-4134.

BY FAXTo register by FAX (using a major credit card), fax (269) 565-2129 with your completed registration form.

BY MAILComplete and mail the registration form in the back of the schedule with your check, money order or credit card information. All fees are due when you register. Make checks payable to Kellogg Community College, and send to ATTN: Lifelong Learning, Kellogg Community College, 450 North Ave., Battle Creek, MI 49017-3397. If you have more than one person to enroll, copy our form, fill it out and send it in with payment for each registrant, or download a copy from our website.

IN PERSONThe Lifelong Learning main office is located in the KCC Ohm Information Technology Center, Room 102. Hours of operation are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. You can also visit any KCC Center (see below).

ONLINEVisit www.kellogg.edu/lifelong and click on the Register for Classes link. Search by subject area, find your class and pay by credit card. Payment is required to register.

REFUND POLICYIf requested at least one business day prior to the start date, a full refund is

given for any dropped course, seminar, or workshop. All requests for refunds should be directed to Lifelong Learning at (269) 965-4134.

OTHER KCC CENTERSIf you live in the Coldwater, Hastings, or Albion areas, you may register for any of these classes at our centers there, or at the Regional Manufacturing Technology Center.

KCC Grahl Center in Coldwater125 Seeley St.(517) 278-3300 or Fax (517) 278-3311

KCC Fehsenfeld Center in Hastings2950 West M-179 Highway(269) 948-9500 or Fax (269) 948-9522

KCC Eastern Academic Center in Albion14055 26 Mile Road(517) 630-8169 or Fax (517) 630-8168

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONRegister early for a full selection of courses. Each semester we cancel courses because of low enrollment, only to find out the day of the course that several of you intended to come. Please help us by registering at least one week before the class start-date so we won’t disappoint you.

Registrations will not be processed for students with fines on their accounts. Fines must be paid prior to registering. Late registration will be accepted through the first class meeting, if space is available. Enrollments are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis; however, we will add you to our waiting list if the class is full.

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Since 1965, Kellogg Community College has been granted full accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (www.ncahigherlearningcommis-sion.org 1-800-621-7440). Additionally, the College is a member of the Michigan Community College Association, the Council of North Central Community-Junior Colleges, and the American Association of Community Colleges.

Membership in the various associa-tions and regional accreditation agency approval gives students the assurance that their work at Kellogg Community College will be accepted by other reputa-ble colleges and universities.

WAYS TO REGISTERTelephone(269) 965-4134

Fax(269) 565-2129

MailATTN: Lifelong LearningKellogg Community College450 North Ave.Battle Creek, MI 49017-3397

In Personat KCC Ohm Information Technology Center, Room 102 or Customer Service Centers

Onlineat www.kellogg.edu/lifelong

CANCELED CLASSESIf your course must be canceled, we will attempt to notify you before the first class. In this event, you will be entitled to a full refund or, if you wish, you may apply the registration fee to another course. Please ensure that KCC has your current phone number by including it on your registration form, or updating it in the system when you register online.

DISCLAIMERSKellogg Community College does not endorse specific holistic approaches to healthy living or religious beliefs. These non-credit workshops are offered as information only and students are expected to make personal, independent decisions regarding their own health and spirituality. All seminars and workshops are educational in nature; no financial products, services or insurances of any kind will be promoted in these classes.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITYKellogg Community College is an equal opportunity educator and employer and does not discriminate on the basis of national or ethnic origin, ethnicity, race, ancestry, color, sex (sex or gender, affilia-tion, expression or orientation), marital/family status, age, physical or mental ability or attributes, genetic information, political affiliation, veterans status, reli-gion, or any other characteristic covered by law in its admission policy, educational programs, activities, or employment poli-cies. If any student believes KCC has inadequately applied these principles, he/she may contact one of the Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Officers: Director of Human Resources or Vice President for Instruction.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONContact Lifelong Learning at (269) 965-4134 or e-mail [email protected].


INSTRUCTIONS: You may use this form to register in person, by mail, or by FAX. If registering by mail, return this form to the address below. If registering by FAX, dial (269) 565-2129 in Battle Creek, (269) 948-9522 in Hastings, (517) 278-3311 in Coldwater, or (517) 630-8169 in Albion. Payment for tuition is due by charge card if registering by FAX—do not send cash. To make payment, complete the information and authorization on the bottom of this form. This form must be received and processed prior to the first class meeting. Incomplete forms, forms received after the first class meeting, and forms from students who have outstanding accounts will not be processed.

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