SPRing 2013 - Santa Fe Community College

Continuing Education& Workforce DevelopmentSPRING 2013Noncredit Classeswww.sfcc.edu

CARBON ECONOMY SERIESTourism and Sustainable DevelopmentDevelop a new sustainable and responsible model for tourism in rural andurban communities. Find new options for best practices. This workshopwill help everyone in tourism learn to be more sustainable, addingresilience to the bottom line.Jan. 11, 12 and 13, 2013; Daniel Mirabal and Maria BoccalandroNo More Garbage: Zero WasteZero Waste Businesses are leading the way for Zero Waste andhave diverted more than 90 percent of their waste from landfill andincineration. Zero Waste Communities have adopted Zero Waste goalsand plans to implement those goals. This workshop will demonstrate howZero Waste can be a key part of community and business sustainabilityplans and help contribute to reducing greenhouse gases and globalcooling.Feb. 21, 7 to 9 p.m. and Feb. 22, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Gary LissPermaculture Boot CampWork smarter rather than harder. This can be done when we informourselves with the triple bottom line in mind: planet, people and profit.Learn the basics of permaculture design, core values, application of naturalpatterns and the indicators of sustainability. Apply what you have learnedduring class to your own home, community or business.March 15, 16 and 17, 2013; Iginia Boccalandro and friendsWomen’s Gardner, Farmer and Rancher TrainingA two-day conference for all women farmers and ranchers interested inimproved quality of life, profitability and land health. Learn from expertsin the field about ways to farm successfully whether you are a beginner ormore experienced. Network with other farmers in the Southwest to sharetips and learn about resources.April 12, 13 and 14, 2013;Women’s Farmer and Rancher Training (speakers TBA)Gardening Like the ForestThis workshop explores ecosystem agriculture using the temperatedeciduous forest ecosystem as the model. Lectures, field observationsand experiential classes will reveal the nature of ecosystem architecture.Participants will draw conclusions and develop practical design principlesand processes for garden design and management.May 24, 25 and 26, 2013; Dave JackeSpring 2013CarbonEconomySeries (CES)Carbon Economy Series is dedicated toproviding the highest quality teachers toteach theory and practical knowledge thatcan produce food, restore habitat, buildcommunity and empower citizens to treadmore lightly on the Earth.We have designed a powerful series to meetthe needs of our students. The entire serieswill focus on creating safe food systems,wise-water usage, sustainable tourism, basicsurvival skills, regenerative agriculture, firedisaster forest regeneration and growingbiomass to sequester carbon.Most workshops follow the same format:7 to 9 p.m. Fridays,9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays andSundaysFebruary’s format:7 to 9 p.m., Thursday;9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Friday.Costs: Friday nights: $10; One day:$175; All three days, Fridays, Saturdaysand Sundays: $300Registeronly at:www.carboneconomyseries.comwww.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 20133

Personal EnrichmentBotanical and Still-Life Drawing andWatercolorExplore watercolor techniques: wet on wet, glazingand dry brush while learning about botanical andstill-life art work. Color theory, drawing and paintingdemonstrations are given throughout the course.Individual guidance is provided for every skill level.Develop a series of studies or final artwork. LisaCoddington has a Master of Arts degree from SyracuseUniversity and has taught around the United States.Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Feb. 2, 7 wks.Course #AT312 01/CRN 31026Lisa Coddington, Fee $169Painting the Landscape in CharcoalProduce drawings that look like the scene you’reviewing. Learn techniques to use charcoal and plasticerasers like broad-stroke brushes that sweep acrossthe paper similar to painting a landscape in oil orwatercolor. Not only an exciting way to producepowerful black and white drawings, but this stylealso mimics oil and watercolor painting. Only a fewinexpensive materials are needed. Michael McGuire is aprofessional artist and illustrator in Santa Fe.Saturday, 12 to 4 p.m., Feb. 16, 4 wks.Course #AT313 01/CRN 31561Michael McGuire, Fee $159Saturday, 12 to 4 p.m., April 6, 4 wks.Course #AT313 02/CRN 31010Michael McGuire, Fee $159Acrylics at NightThis evening course is for beginning artists interestedin working with acrylic paints and mediums. Structuredassignments and demonstrations will help you toexplore the use of liquid mediums, solid gels andopaque pastes. Color mixing, composition and surfacepreparation will be covered. All skill levels welcome. Anart supply list is available upon request. Jakki Kouffmanhas been an acrylic specialist for more than 20 years.Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m., Jan. 31, 7 wks.Course #AT319 01/CRN 30624Jakki Kouffman, Fee $185Beginning Acrylic PaintingThis course is for beginning artists interested in workingwith acrylic paints and mediums. Experienced artistsinterested in adding acrylic to their repertoire of majormedia will also find this course useful. Structuredassignments and demonstrations will help you toexplore the use of liquid mediums, solid gels andopaque pastes. Color mixing, composition and surfacepreparation will be covered. No experience is required.An art supply list is available upon request. JakkiKouffman has been an acrylic specialist for more than20 years.Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Jan. 30, 7 wks.Course #AT320 01/CRN 30275Jakki Kouffman, Fee $185Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,March 27, 6 wks.Course #AT320 02/CRN 30296Jakki Kouffman, Fee $165Acrylic Abstract Painting NEW!This course is an investigation of abstract paintingusing fluid and gel mediums. Employing tools such aspainting knives and squeegees, as well as brushes, theclass will experiment with transparent effects, includinglayering, on various types of surfaces. Structured weeklyassignments will bring together information aboutvalue, color and composition with abstract approachesto acrylic. No drawing or painting experience isnecessary: just an open mind. Jakki Kouffman has shownher work and taught painting around the country formore than 20 years.Wednesday, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., Jan. 30, 7 wks.Course #AT336 01/CRN 31542Jakki Kouffman, Fee $185Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m., March 28, 6 wks.Course #AT319 02/CRN 30625Jakki Kouffman, Fee $165www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 20135

Personal enrichmentAcrylic Abstract Painting II NEW!Acrylic Abstract Painting II takes a more texturedapproach to abstract painting by combining gels withpastes. Employing traditional, as well as non-traditional,tools and surfaces, weekly assignments will contrastthe transparent effects of gels with the opaque effectsof pastes. Integrated at all times will be a thoroughdiscussion of value, color and form in the creation andmanagement of abstract compositions. No drawingor painting experience is necessary, just the will toexperiment. Jakki Kouffman has shown her work andtaught painting around the country for more than20 years.Wednesday, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., March 27, 6 wks.Course #AT337 01/CRN 31557Jakki Kouffman, Fee $165Introduction to Abstract PaintingThis oil painting course is an opportunity to experimentwith what you already know and to better understandabstraction. All the exercises help you reach yourgoals in painting as well as abstraction, which is notvery different from painting representative work. Thesecond half of the course will focus on finding yourvoice through abstraction. Painting experience isrecommended but not mandatory. John St. Peter hasa Master of Fine Arts degree in painting and enjoysencouraging artists along their own creative path. Noclass March 21.Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m., Jan. 31, 8 sessions.Course #AT322 01/CRN 31411John St. Peter, Fee $139Fun With Watercolor IThis painting class introduces beginning students tothe fundamentals of making beautiful watercolors.Learn how to use paint, brushes and paper to createeasy and fun effects that excite and entertain. All thebasic techniques of paint application and tool usage arecovered, as well as professional strategies for starting,executing and finishing paintings. Have lots of funwith watercolors while learning professional-qualitytechniques. Michael McGuire is an accomplished artistand teacher in Santa Fe.Wednesday, 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., Feb. 6, 6 wks.Course #AT325 01/CRN 30299Michael McGuire, Fee $165Fun With Watercolor IIThe beauty and challenge of painting in transparentwatercolor can now be explored in this continuation ofthe “Fun With Watercolor” course. Any painter who hassome experience in watercolor is welcome to join thisclass, which explores professional-quality techniques,composition possibilities and advanced strategies forbeautiful watercolors.Wednesday, 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., March 27, 6 wks.Course #AT328 01/CRN 30617Michael McGuire, Fee $165Pour PaintingThis class is for students who want to express theircreativity but lack art skills. Paint in oils and use gravityto move the paint. Colors blend naturally as they comeinto contact with each other. Students may complete upto three paintings. No previous experience is required.A love of color, getting messy and having fun will beassets in this class.Thursday, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., Jan. 31, 6 wks.Course #AT334 01/CRN 31286Lorraine Edge-Castillo, Fee $1256 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentWatercolor Journaling with Don Getz NEW!OFF-CAMPUSThe thrill of creating watercolor journals lies in thesimplicity of the entire process. A watercolor travelpalette, pen, pencil, water container, journal book withwatercolor paper pages and personal items like a stooland sunscreen allow you to begin work at locationsduring a trip or a visit to old stomping grounds. Thepurpose is to take home visual recollections of the manythings you find intriguing and would not otherwise havethe time to create a polished painting. The key is tohave fun! Don Getz, AWS, founded the Ohio WatercolorSociety, served 15 years as a contributing editor for“The Artist’s Magazine”, served as national director forthe American Watercolor Society and KnickerbockerArtist-USA, and had a 30 year retrospective exhibitat the Butler Institute of American Art. He has wonnumerous awards and medals for his work. His booksand videos are widely available, as well as numerouslimited edition watercolor journals. You may view hiswork at www.watercolor-online.com/DonGetz.Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., May 1, 3 days.Course #AT335 01/CRN 31540Don Getz, Fee $300QUESTIONS about supply lists or classes?Call 428-1676, and one of the ContinuingEducation staff will gladly help you.Call (505) 428-1270 to register. Registration is notconsidered final until payment has been made.Sketching Workshop OFF-CAMPUSEnjoy the sights and sounds of Santa Fe while sketchingin the open air. Learn quick sketching techniquesusing a variety of mediums. Instructor demonstrations,experimentation and coaching will encourage students.Basic drawing concepts including perspective, shadingand texture will be reviewed. Beginners and moreadvanced students are welcome. Lisa Flynn is a Santa Feartist and owner of Milagro Design.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., April 6, 4 wks.Course #AT341 01/CRN 31287Lisa Flynn, Fee $115Collage and Mixed Media Arts NEW!Everyday life offers a wealth of material useful innurturing a creative life. Cultivate your individualvoice by combining collage with painting, drawingand monotypes. Emphasize the connection betweena creative idea and the media that best expresses thatidea. We will examine and discuss the creative process.Laura Loturco-Gorian has a Master of Fine Art degree invisual essay from the School of Visual Arts in New York.Monday, 6 to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 11, 5 wks.Course #AT342 01/CRN 31005Laura Loturco-Gorian, Fee $99Drawing Perspective and ProportionLearn a skill required for every drawing. Sighting anglesenables you to apply perspective and proportionto a drawing. Learn how to “take sights” simply byusing your pencil for angles and measurement andthen transfer them to your drawing. The skill quicklybecomes automatic. We will draw a variety of subjectmatter. John St. Peter has been teaching drawing atSFCC since 2005.Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m., April 4, 7 wks.Course #AT344 01/CRN 31410John St. Peter, Fee $125www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 20137

Personal enrichmentWater-Based MonoprintsDue to its immediacy and painterly qualities, monoprintis highly rewarding for artists who don’t want to beencumbered by complicated technical processes. Theclass will work exclusively with water-based media.These new methods eliminate the need for solvents andmakes clean-up a snap. Explore a variety of approachesto the monoprint, including additive and subtractivemethods and chine colle, the application of thin,decorative papers. Grace Mayer has an MFA from theUniversity of Pennsylvania and has been making printsin Santa Fe for many years.Friday, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 22; Saturday andSunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Feb. 23 and 24, 3 days.Course #AT353 01/CRN 31491Grace Mayer, Fee $105Career Development for Artists NEW!OFF-CAMPUSLearn successful marketing and selling of art, galleryvocabulary, and all about art collector and dealerpersonalities. The course covers a broad range of topicsincluding: the value of electronic record keeping,marketing privacy issues and data mining techniques.Interpret and understand collector’s direct feedback andindirect feedback. Review best practices to generate artsale leads, scheduling shows, publicity events, collectortours and winning strategies for the gallery and artdealer. Betsy Ehrenberg is a principal in Bridges to SantaFe and founder of Glass Alliance-New Mexico.Classroom: Thursday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.,April 4, 11, 25 and May 2;Fieldtrip: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.,April 20 and May 11, 6 sessions.Course #AT394 01/CRN 31291Betsy Ehrenberg, Fee $89CRAFTSEnthusiasm and a desire to learn something new arethe only requirements for our crafts classes. ContinuingEducation students learn new skills and make crafts to giveas gifts or keep for themselves. If there is a supply list, itmay be found on the website after the course title under“Syllabus Available.”Call (505) 428-1270 to register.The Art of Papermaking NEW!Creativity involves options and discovery of newtechniques or mediums. Wabi-sabi is the Japaneseaesthetic in the beauty of things modest and humble.Learn Asian papermaking, in Japan called “washi,”using kozo from Thailand. Kozo is the inner bark ofthe mulberry plant and is a renewable, papermakingresource. In class, we will touch on Europeanpapermaking with abaca, but concentrate on beatingthe fiber by hand and creating beautiful, translucentsheets of kozo paper. Jacqueline Mallegni is an Abiquiuartist who has been making paper for 20 years.Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,April 6, 2 days.Course #CR305 01/CRN 31398Jacqueline Mallegni, Fee $99Calligraphy and Lettering ArtsLearn the art of beautiful writing using the simplest oftools, a chisel-pointed pen nib and ink. In this class,you will learn the lower and upper case letterforms ofitalic writing. This hands-on course allows students toexplore pen, ink and paper while practicing techniques.Students will finish class with their own samplers tokeep and practice. Taught by professional calligrapherSherry Bishop.Monday, 6 to 8 p.m., Feb. 11, 3 wks.Course #CR307 01/CRN 31004Sherry Bishop, Fee $73Students With DisabilitiesIf you have a documented disability and requireassistance in class, please call or visit the Officeof Disability Services for coordination of youraccommodations. The office is located in RoomLL313. The phone number is (505) 428-1455.8 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentAdvanced Calligraphy NEW!Students with experience, or at least one class undertheir belt, can come and explore new alphabets, newareas of design and new uses for calligraphy. Thisclass goes beyond the basics and will get you in touchwith your own creativity. Sherry Bishop has years ofprofessional experience as a calligrapher and book artist.Monday, 6 to 8 p.m., March 25, 3 wks.Course #CR317 01/CRN 31444Sherry Bishop, Fee $73Clay: Throwing on the Pottery WheelIn a friendly environment, learn the basics of how touse the pottery wheel to make functional pots. Learneverything from wedging the clay and centering on thewheel, to how to trim, finish and glaze your cups, mugs,bowls and other objects. Students are encouraged torepeat the class and build their skills of throwing on thewheel. Adele Devalcourt is a graduate of the Universityof Louisiana.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Jan. 26, 7 wks.Course #CR314 01/CRN 30387Adele Devalcourt, Fee $169Beginning Sewing I – Pants and SkirtsThis four-week course introduces students to basicsewing concepts. Learn to operate basic machineryand understand assembly and construction techniqueswhile completing a skirt or pants. This course can helpstudents interested in fashion design prepare to moveinto the credit program at SFCC. Elizabeth Harris hasmany years of experience in teaching both beginningand advanced students.Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Feb. 23, 4 wks.Course #CR330 01/CRN 30371Elizabeth Harris, Fee $89Advanced Sewing – ShirtsIn this continuation of basic sewing, students learn thebasics of garment construction by cutting, fitting andassembling a shirt. Construction techniques for sleevesand collars are demonstrated. This course, coupled with“Beginning Sewing I,” can help students interested infashion design prepare to move into the credit programat SFCC. Elizabeth Harris has many years of experiencein teaching both beginning and advanced students.Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., April 6, 4 wks.Course #CR331 01/CRN 31295Elizabeth Harris, Fee $89Beginning KnittingKnitting is resurging in popularity for everythingfrom scarves to sweaters, ponchos to mittens, hats tohandbags, cushions to afghans and more. Often calledthe “new yoga,” it is relaxing, inspiring and strengthensyour hands. In addition, it is an entree to meeting newpeople and forming knitting groups where more thanknitting is shared. The foundation of knitting is only twostitches, but the possibilities built on those two stitchesare infinite.Monday, 6 to 8 p.m., Feb. 4, 6 wks.Course #CR333 01/CRN 30373Wendy Pattrick, Fee $95Basic CrochetHere’s a stress-free guide to learning about crochet.Learn basic crochet terms, patterns and instructions tocomplete simple projects. You don’t need many suppliesto get started, and six complete projects will be coveredduring the course. Wendy Pattrick has been crochetingfor more than 40 years and also teaches knitting forContinuing Education.Tuesday, 6 to 8 p.m., Feb. 5, 6 wks.Course #CR342 01/CRN 30810Wendy Pattrick, Fee $95www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 20139

Personal enrichmentSilver Jewelry Using Metal ClaySilver metal clay is an exciting material consistingof silver particles in a nontoxic binder and water. Itlooks, feels and acts like clay. When heated, the binderand water burn away to leave 99-percent pure silver.Students will practice firing with a small butane torch,an easy process that takes just minutes. Experiencedartists will find this material fascinating, but no previousexperience is needed. Leave class with finished jewelry!You’ll learn the basics in one day, and be able to beginon your own. Iliana Carrillo is a senior art clay instructorcertified by Art Clay World USA and a certified artisanthrough the Precious Metal Clay National Guild.Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 14, 1 day.Course #CR345 01/CRN 30324Iliana Carrillo, Fee $169Beginning BeadingLearn to create beaded jewelry using basic constructionmethods. The course covers general assembly using pinsand wire. You’ll also learn wire wrapping techniquesand materials usage. In class, you’ll make your owndecorative chains, chokers, bracelets and earrings. Noexperience is required, and all materials are included.Claudia Chavez is a gifted bead artist who has beenteaching at SFCC for many years.Wednesday, 6 to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 20, 3 wks.Course #CR352 01/CRN 30372Claudia Chavez, Fee $69Beginning TinworkingThe art of tinwork has been practiced in many parts ofthe country and throughout the world. New Mexicantinwork has a unique style influenced by generationsof craftspeople. This course introduces the tools usedin traditional New Mexico tinworking. Learn punching,cutting and embossing techniques while working fromstart to finish on pieces of your own.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., May 4, 3 wks.Course #CR357 01/CRN 30325Richard Gabriel Jr., Fee $129Tin ValentineThe Tin Man traveled down the perilous yellow-brickroad to get a heart. This valentine class is much easier.Work with noted artisan Richard Gabriel to create awonderful tin valentine that your loved one will cherish.No previous experience is needed to create a beautifultinwork that declares the love in your heart.Wednesday, 6 to 9 p.m., Feb. 13, 1 day.Course #CR359 01/CRN 30326Richard Gabriel Jr., Fee $35Intermediate TinworkThis short course is a terrific opportunity to beginor finish a large project that you have been lookingforward to, but haven’t had the time to complete.Under Gabriel’s guidance, you will soon be making tinpieces that have a professional look.Saturday, 4 to 8:30 p.m., May 4, 3 wks.Course #CR360 01/CRN 31560Richard Gabriel Jr., Fee $115QUESTIONS about supply lists or classes?Call 428-1676, and one of the ContinuingEducation staff will gladly help you.Call (505) 428-1270 to register. Registration is notconsidered final until payment has been made.Earrings, Earrings, EarringsDesign and create various earrings using wire, pins andbeads in a variety of colors and shapes. You will alsolearn bead-weaving and fringe techniques to makeintricate earrings. No beading experience is required. Allmaterials are included in the course fee.Wednesday, 6 to 8:30 p.m., March 27, 2 wks.Course #CR354 01/CRN 31181Claudia Chavez, Fee $4910 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentTin Birdhouse/Tin Bird FeederWith the guidance of tinworker Richard Gabriel, createyour own bird feeder or birdhouse in this lively onedayworkshop. The results will be an attractive additionto your garden and landscape. Tinwork is a Santa Fetradition that has been handed down for generations.Join in the fun with Gabriel, one of SFCC’s mostpopular teachers.Wednesday, 6 to 9 p.m., March 27, 1 day.Course #CR362 01/CRN 30784Richard Gabriel Jr., Fee $39Clay Hand-BuildingExplore hand-building in clay as an alternative way ofmaking functional and sculptural ceramic art. Studentslearn the basic construction processes such as pinchpots, coils, slabs and a variety of decorative andfinishing techniques. Individual projects are pursuedwith assistance from the instructor.Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m., Jan. 27, 7 wks.Course #CR375 01/CRN 30923Adele Devalcourt, Fee $169Sharpening Woodworking ToolsBeginners and more advanced woodworkers will wantto brush up their skills in this intensive sharpeningsession. We will cover grinding, honing and finalpolishing to create razor sharp edges on your new orused chisels, plane irons and other edge tools. Studentswill have an opportunity to experiment with a variety ofsharpening methods to get your woodworking tools intop shape. Bring your tools and we’ll get to work.Sunday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., April 14, 1 day.Course #CR377 01/CRN 31397Douglas Jones, Fee $59Students With DisabilitiesIf you have a documented disability and requireassistance in class, please call or visit the Officeof Disability Services for coordination of youraccommodations. The office is located in RoomLL313. The phone number is (505) 428-1455.Decorative Painting with Milk PaintMilk paint is a durable, non-fading , non-toxic, waterbasedpaint that adheres beautifully to porous surfacessuch as wood. Rich earth colors can be used to highlighttraditional as well as contemporary designs. Thisworkshop will cover preparing the surface, mixing andapplying milk paint, burnishing, texturing and otherdecorative techniques and clear coating. In additionto samples, students will finish a wooden coat hanger.Doug Jones has a Master of Fine Arts degree fromRhode Island School of Design and exhibits around theUnited States.Sunday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 10, 1 day.Course #CR396 01/CRN 31396Douglas Jones, Fee $59COOKINGWith today’s rising food prices, now is the perfect time tolearn to cook well. Becoming a better cook could lead tomore family time in the kitchen and around the diningroom table together. Nothing brings people together likedelicious food!Call (505) 428-1270 to register.High-Altitude BakingAre your cakes not rising? You are not alone. HelenSingleton was pastry chef for the Compound Restaurantfor many years. Baking in Santa Fe’s high altitudemeans taking science into account. Learn how to adjustformulas and ratios between rising agents, liquids anddry ingredients to produce quality cakes, pastries andcookies that fill your home with the aroma of freshbakedgoods. This class is perfect for beginners andexperienced bakers. All materials are included.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Feb. 9, 1 day.Course #CK302 01/CRN 30786Helen Singleton, Fee $85www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201311

Personal enrichmentBread BasicsLearn how to measure, mix, knead, proof and bakedelicious, artisan European-style bread. We’ll makeclassic French bread, 100% whole-wheat hearth breadand struan, a delectable Scottish bread made with oatsand brown rice. You’ll also learn the leavening process,how to substitute other grains, and different breadforms such as boules, baguettes, sandwich loavesand rolls.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 9, 1 day.Course #CK311 01/CRN 30587Helen Singleton, Fee $85Tapas!Tapas are appetizers that play a big role in SpanishCuisine. Learn to create a wide variety of tapas for yournext party or event. They can be cold or warm and wewill make both as we explore traditional dishes. Timeallowing, try your hand at shrimp fritters, spicy sausageand cheese tortilla, ceviche, artichoke cakes with aioli,and empanadas. Anthony Damiano recently opened anew restaurant in Santa Fe, “Sup.” He formerly taughtat Scottsdale Culinary Institute/Le Cordon Bleu.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., May 11, 1 day.Course #CK359 01/CRN 31492Anthony Damiano, Fee $85Old World and New World Wines NEW!In this fun, interactive course you will learn aboutthe wines of the Old World (Europe and the MiddleEast) and the New World (North and South America,Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand). Led by winewriter and educator Howard Spiegelman, the first classfocuses on tasting and discussing wines from theseregions. The second week is a field trip to several nearbywineries to experience first hand how wine is made.Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., March 9, 2 wks.Course #CK371 01/CRN 31539Howard Spiegelman, Fee $99Breakfast BakingLearn how to select ingredients, measure, mix, bakeand correctly follow great recipes for mouth-watering,get ‘em-out-of-bed baked goods. Join us for a fun dayof making light muffins, flavorful scones and perfectlytender and scrumptious Danish. You’ll also learn aboutchallenges and adjustments for baking at high altitudes.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., April 13, 1 day.Course #CK313 01/CRN 30588Helen Singleton, Fee $85Chocolate Truffles!Make decadent dark chocolate truffles from beginningto end, including dairy-based and non-dairy, sugarsweetenedand honey- or agave-sweetened. The scienceand art of tempering chocolate will be taught in orderfor you to dip your original truffle creations and takethem home with you. Mark Sciscenti is a chocolatehistorian, who is passionate about fine chocolate. Hehas been studying and working with chocolate for morethan eight years.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., April 27, 1 day.Course #CK327 01/CRN 30787Mark Sciscenti, Fee $85Parisian Macaroons: The Anti-CupcakeThe New York Times says, “your slacker boyfriend givesyou a cupcake; your lover gives you macaroons!” Learnhow to make these elusive and elegant bites of Frenchperfection – two airy, smooth nut meringue cookiespressed around a variety of gorgeous fillings. Chefinstructor Helen Nichols, former long-time pastry chefof The Compound Restaurant, will walk you throughmaking a rainbow of colors and flavors of macaroons toshare in class and take home.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., April 6, 1 day.Course #CK398 01/CRN 31473Helen Singleton, Fee $8512 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal enrichmentDolci: Italy’s Sweet Side NEW!Dolci or Italian desserts are often the light and refreshingend to a hearty meal. Chef instructor, Helen Nichols,former pastry chef of The Compound Restaurant, willshare her favorite recipes and techniques for makingItalian inspired sweets. Examples include: classic tiramisu,lemon pistachio budino, vanilla bean panna cottawith balsamic raspberries, fresh fruit crostata and tortacioccolate with almonds and mission figs.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 2, 1 day.Course #CK399 01/CRN 31474Helen Singleton, Fee $85CREATIVEWRITINGSFCC has one of the longest-running creative writingprograms in the region. Our talented faculty are writersthemselves and know the ropes. Whether you are abeginning author or more advanced, try out an emailcourse or an in-person workshop.Poetry Writing WorkshopDevelop your skills as a poet through in-class writingexercises and assignments, craft discussions and anintroduction to contemporary poets. Participants will beencouraged to experiment with technique and form inorder to enhance their poetic voice and vision. Becomea confident critic of your own and others’ poems whilelearning the tools of revision. This class is open to poetsat all levels of experience. Barbara Rockman has beenteaching poetry writing in Santa Fe for 15 years and hernew book, “Sting and Nest,” has won two prizes.Tuesday, 6 to 8 p.m., April 2, 6 wks.Course #CO305 01/CRN 30811Barbara Rockman, Fee $89Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Fast Flash FictionHone your writing skills for publication. Learn to whittlea fiction story down to its essential core through in-classwriting, revision, small group critiques and readingcontemporary flash fiction writers. The goal is to writeone strong fiction piece from start to finish, edit, reviseand send out for publication. Meg Tuite has beenpublished in more than 100 journals and is the fictioneditor for the Santa Fe Literary Review. Follow her blogat megtuite.wordpress.com.Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m., March 27, 6 wks.Course #CO319 01/CRN 31185Margaret Tuite, Fee $79Write Your MemoirDon’t let those family stories get lost – write a memoirso your children and grandchildren know their legacy.Discover how to tap into and shape those longforgottenmemories to create the most poignant,revealing and entertaining anecdotes. Questionsand writing prompts will aid you in putting togetheryour life story. Join a safe and welcoming group ofenthusiastic writers for in-class exercises and discussionsthat will help you communicate through your ownunique voice and point of view. Lauren Camp has beenon both sides of the desk – as a magazine editor andlongtime freelance writer. Her work has been publishedin Ms., Food & Wine, and numerous other publications.Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., March 5, 2 wks.Course #CO321 01/CRN 30813Lauren Camp, Fee $49Start WritingLearn how to begin to express yourself. Whether you’rea seasoned writer or a novice, a blank page can seemintimidating. In this class, stunning examples, intriguingprompts and class discussions lead you gently into therealms of poetry, memoir and fiction. Write, read and beheard. Lauren Camp is a published poet and educator.She blogs daily about fine writing.Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., Feb. 5, 4 wks.Course #CO315 01/CRN 30812Lauren Camp, Fee $95www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201313

PERSONAL ENRICHMENTNobel Prize PoetsTwenty-one poets have won the Nobel Prize inLiterature since 1901. The last seven winners areintroduced in this course. Learn what makes theirpoetry and voice distinct. Focus on one poet throughgroup discussions to examine representative poems.Among the poets studied are Pablo Neruda, T.S. Eliot,Juan Ramon Jimenez and William Butler Yeats. Whethera lover of poetry or unsure about it, you will gain anappreciation for some of the greatest poetry. DavidMarkwardt is a published poet and has a Master of FineArt degree in Poetry.Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m., March 28, 7 wks.Course #CO322 01/CRN 31399David Markwardt, Fee $99Writing Short StoriesWriting short stories is a fun, creative way to expressyourself. With writer Natasha Nargis Lara, studentswill read and write short stories while exploring plot,dialogue, point of view and description. Writers will befree to share their stories with the class. This class tendsto fill up quickly, so early registration is encouraged.Tuesday, 6 to 8 p.m., April 16, 5 wks.Course #CO358 01/CRN 30814Natasha Lara, Fee $65How to Write a How-To Book NEW!People thrive on How-To’s. No matter how simple orcomplicated your hobbies, your skills or your talents,there are readers who are interested in knowing howyou do it. From bicycle repair to high altitude baking,everyone knows something others need to know. Coverthe basics of writing a how-to book. Learn how tonarrow down a subject and choose the best methodfor organizing the contents. Write an introduction thatserves as a guideline throughout the writing process.Create a sample chapter as a template for thosethat follow.Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m., April 4, 6 wks.Course #CO364 01/CRN 31184Cynthia Bellinger, Fee $65Creating an Author’s Platform NEW!When marketing a book, authors need something solidto stand on. This is an author’s platform. It is deliberate,planned and different for each book. Every bookhas a talking point for fiction and nonfiction authorsalike. It’s really like having a platform far in advanceof publication, creates credibility and is the heart ofmarketing. In this class, learn what elements guidereaders to writers and what leads them to buy books.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 9, 2 wks.Course #CO378 01/CRN 31538Cynthia Bellinger, Fee $39Writing for PublicationJoin this class,whether you want to write fornewspapers, magazines or blog on the Web. The onlybook that is essential is “Writer’s Market,” which listshundreds of publications, editors and how to contactthem, and how much publications will pay for stories.Students will work on writing letters to pitch stories aswell as writing actual stories. Natasha Nargis Lara is afreelance writer for the Albuquerque Journal, Santa FeNew Mexican and Downbeat Magazine.Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m., April 18, 5 wks.Course #CO386 01/CRN 30815Natasha Lara, Fee $65DANCETo be able to dance widens the world of socialopportunities available to you. Take one of these danceclasses and increase the enjoyment in your life.Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Country-Western Dance – CouplesBring a partner and learn traditional country-westerndances – the two-step, waltz and country swing –including basic turns and styling. The atmosphere islow-key, with an emphasis on building confidence inan activity you can enjoy for years to come. Price isper couple.Friday, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 1, 6 wks.Course #DA308 01/CRN 30354John Rayburn, Fee $8914 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

PERSONAL ENRICHMENTBasic Swing Dancing OFF-CAMPUSExperience the fun of swing dancing. This course willteach the basics and beginning/intermediate movesin one of the fastest-growing dances in the UnitedStates. Using the elements of dance as well as timing,connection and partnering, students will learn tojitterbug as well as West Coast swing. You can gainthe confidence to dance in a variety of social situationsthrough a few fun and easy lessons. During the class youwill have the opportunity to dance with other students.CouplesThursday, 6 to 7:30 p.m., April 11, 6 wks.Course #DA318 01/CRN 30349Dance Station, Fee $125SinglesThursday, 6 to 7:30 p.m., April 11, 6 wks.Course #DA319 01/CRN 30348Dance Station, Fee $75Salsa and Merengue OFF-CAMPUSThis is an exciting, upbeat introductory class. Studentswill explore club-style salsa techniques and Latinrhythms. The merengue is probably the easiest danceyou will ever learn. Basic merengue is danced as awalking step with a step taken on every beat of music,then adding various hip movements. This class will betaught at the Dance Station by one of their professionalinstructors. A membership fee to the studio for thelength of the course is included in the course fee.During the class you will have the opportunity to dancewith other students.CouplesWednesday, 7 to 8:30 p.m., March 27, 6 wks.Course #DA330 01/CRN 30353Dance Station, Fee $125SinglesWednesday, 7 to 8:30 p.m., March 27, 6 wks.Course #DA331 01/CRN 30352Dance Station, Fee $75FITNESS ANDWELLNESSOur Fitness and Wellness classes allow you the opportunityto strengthen your body and mind through activeparticipation in a course such as aikido or to study thenuances of good health management through a variety oflecture and discussion courses.Ballroom Dancing OFF-CAMPUSBring your partner or meet a new one at this fun andeasy ballroom dance class. Enjoy dances such as fox trot,waltz, rumba and salsa, and be ready for parties andnights on the town. Ladies learn to follow any partner.Gents learn the necessary leading skills. This class is forbeginners who want to be introduced to the differentLatin and American social rhythms. During the class youwill have the opportunity to dance with other students.CouplesTuesday, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Feb. 5, 6 wks.Course #DA320 01/CRN 30350Dance Station, Fee $125SinglesTuesday, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Feb. 5, 6 wks.Course #DA321 01/CRN 30351Dance Station, Fee $75Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Learn and Play Golf in a Weekend OFF-CAMPUSIn a weekend, learn the basics of the golf swing toget ready to take it to the course. The class will coverfundamentals of set up, full swing, short game, basicrules and golf equipment on the range. Sandy Lemon,director of golf instruction at Twin Warriors and SantaAna Golf Clubs, is an LPGA and PGA professional whohas been teaching golf for more than 25 years. Ms.Lemon is a nationally recognized instructor for the LPGAGolf Clinics for Women and has been awarded PGASection Teacher of the Year and Club Fitter of the Year.She has co-taught with legends Rosie Jones and HollisStacy. The class will be taught at Twin Warriors GolfClub/Hyatt Tamaya Resort.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 27, 1 day.Course #HF303 01/CRN 31384Sandy Lemon, Fee $139www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201315

PERSONAL ENRICHMENTCross-Country Skiing – Basic OFF-CAMPUSGet a beginner’s overview of Nordic skiing in thisclinic. Learn diagonal stride, step turns, climbingand controlling speed by wedging on gentle hills.Participants build confidence through playful exercisesthat develop balance, a good stance, sound techniqueand efficient effort.Sunday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Jan. 27, 4 wks.Course #HF309 01/CRN 30993William Neuwirth, Fee $99Introduction to Snowshoeing OFF-CAMPUSIf you hike during the summer, you could learn tosnowshoe! This workshop will cover clothing andequipment choices, being prepared for the outdoors inwinter and techniques specific to snowshoeing. Practiceyour skills on a Saturday field trip (moderate exertion).Snowshoes are not provided for the field trip, butrentals are available at retailers in town.Classroom: Tuesday, 6 to 9 p.m., Feb. 5;Fieldtrip: Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,Feb. 9, 2 sessions.Course #HF314 01/CRN 30989Karen Denison, Fee $75Yoga for Scoliosis OFF-CAMPUSThe micromovements of yoga are effective counters tothe progression of scoliosis. In this introductory course,you’ll learn an approach and exercises to relieve pain,slow the progression of scoliosis and begin the processof straightening your spine. No class March 23 and 30.Saturday, 1 to 2:30 p.m., Feb. 23, 6 sessions.Course #HF319 01/CRN 30332JoAnn Reis, Fee $139Warm Water Arthritis ManagementWarm water exercise is one of the best types of therapyfor those suffering with arthritis and other disablingconditions. Aquatic exercise is extremely safe becausethe buoyancy helps to prevent injury from suddenbody movements. The water warmth also promotesrelaxation.Saturday, 1 to 2:15 p.m., Feb. 2, 6 wks.Course #HF326 01/CRN 30746R.C. Luna, Fee $65The Complete Yoga PracticeInfuse movement with breath for a balanced experiencethrough yoga. Students will learn to listen to theirbreath as it guides them in and out of yoga postures.Allow the breath to sustain the pose and bring easeto the movement. With conscious breathing, you willnever again “overdo it” in a yoga class. Luna Jordan,ERYT-500, is a certified yoga teacher/therapist and hastaught in the Santa Fe community for more thaneight years.Monday, 6 to 7:15 p.m., Feb. 4, 6 wks.Course #HF334 01/CRN 30731Laura Jordan, Fee $99Yoga for Neck, Shoulder and Lower BackPain Relief OFF-CAMPUSMisalignments in your body might be causing yourpain. Students will learn simple exercises from yoga andEgoscue therapy to help restore balance and eliminatepain. Straighten before you strengthen.Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 18, 4 wks.Course #HF316 01/CRN 30331JoAnn Reis, Fee $12516 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

PERSONAL ENRICHMENTWarm Water YogaThis innovative program incorporates water exerciseand meditation. Traditional yoga postures are adaptedto the water to accommodate various fitness levels andabilities. The class takes place in a therapy pool thatis 91 to 93 degrees Fahrenheit, which may contributeto deep relaxation and reduction of pain and stress.Practicing yoga in warm water is especially helpfulfor those with joint inflammation, pain and stiffness.Students must be able to stand and walk in the pool.R.C. Luna is a certified yoga and pilates instructor whoteaches warm-water arthritis management at SFCC.A $6 per entry facility fee will apply.Monday, 4 to 5:15 p.m., March 25, 6 wks.Course #HF338 01/CRN 30744R.C. Luna, Fee $65Warm Water ExerciseThis is a fun and alternative way to stretch, strengthenand tone the whole body. The class takes place ina therapy pool that is 91 to 93 degrees Fahrenheit.Focus will be on low-impact aerobic exercises andbasic locomotion movements, as well as strength andflexibility training. Noodles, buoys, webbed glovesand kickboards will be used in order to enhance yourworkout. Students must be able to stand and walkin the pool. R. C. Luna is a certified yoga and pilatesinstructor who teaches warm water classes. A $6 perentry facility fee will apply.Saturday, 1 to 2:15 p.m., April 6, 6 wks.Course #HF340 01/CRN 30988R.C. Luna, Fee $65Moving with Ease NEW!Exercise is the key to staying strong, energetic, flexibleand healthy as you get older. And not only is exercisegood for your body - it’s good for your mind, moodand memory. If you haven’t exercised in a while or yourjoints aren’t as flexible as they used to be, this class isfor you. If you’re engaging in vigorous, more strenuousexercise, this class will help prepare and protect yourbody. While listening to lively and upbeat music you willlearn how to slowly warm-up, gently move your jointsand then safely cool down. Meg Gallagher is a licensedmassage therapist and Rosen Method Bodyworkpractitioner as well as a certified Group ExerciseInstructor.Saturday, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., Feb. 2, 6 wks.Course #HF344 01/CRN 30994Margaret Gallagher, Fee $49T’ai Chi Chih – Level ITransform your life through the healing art of t’ai chichih. Experience moving meditation as an elegant wayto promote physical, mental and emotional health.Learn 20 simple, gentle, flowing movements thatrelax the body and calm the mind. Each movement isbelieved to circulate and balance the vital energy within.No class will be held March 21.Tuesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Jan. 29, 8 sessions.Course #HF345 01/CRN 30345Pamela Quay, Fee $85Zumba FitnessZumba is a Latin-inspired dance fitness class thatincorporates dynamic, exciting and effective fitnesssystems. It combines fast and slow rhythms that toneand sculpt the body in an aerobic fashion to achieve ablend of cardio and muscle toning benefits. Zumba isexercise in disguise. It’s different, it’s easy and it’s for allages and fitness levels.Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.,Jan. 29, 7 wks.Course #HF347 01/CRN 30573Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.,April 2, 7 wks.Course #HF347 02/CRN 30589Lloyd Takeshita, Fee $89QUESTIONS about supply lists or classes?Call 428-1676, and one of the ContinuingEducation staff will gladly help you.Call (505) 428-1270 to register. Registration is notconsidered final until payment has been made.www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201317

Personal enrichmentCulinary Herbs for Wellness NEW!In this introductory class, students will learn aboutculinary herbs and their medicinal uses. By combiningculinary herbs grown in our gardens or pots alongwith other simple ingredients, we are able to transformhome cooked meals into healthy and healing foods.Students will have a better understanding of thehealing properties of herbs by tasting the dishes theinstructor will bring to the class. Lian Reed has been acytotechnologist diagnosing cancer for more than 25years and is also a massage therapist.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., April 6, 1 day.Course #HF363 01/CRN 31552Lian Reed, Fee $49Living by Default or Design NEW!Have you prepared for life changes, whether it be caringfor aging parents or your own aging? This class willgive you an overview of the aging network, the role ofgeriatric care managers and assist you in compiling anemergency resource book for those helping you in anemergency. Michael Weigand, M.A. has worked as acase manager linking older people to available services.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 2, 1 day.Course #HF364 01/CRN 31555Michael Weigand, Fee $35Rightsizing NEW!Are you overwhelmed by the process of having toreorganize or downsize your living space? Studentswill learn how to get the function they desire in theirhomes. This class will provide practical ideas on thesteps you can take to right-size your living space alongwith understanding resources such as garage sales,consignment shops, estate sales and donating goods tocommunity thrift shops. Michael Weigand is a memberof the National Association of Senior Move Managers.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 9, 1 day.Course #HF365 01/CRN 31556Michael Weigand, Fee $35Introduction to Day Hiking OFF-CAMPUSDay hike like you mean it! What would it take for you tofeel in charge of your own hiking? We discuss planning,equipment, emergencies, map reading and routefinding both in class and as we hike during the Saturdayfield trip. Participants will be expected to prepare andparticipate in a half-day, 5-mile hike. A simple field tripchecklist will be provided and discussed in class. Ourspecific route will be determined by trail conditions, butwe will take a moderate pace on- and off-trail with totalelevation gain less than 1,000 feet.Classroom: Tuesday, 6 to 9 p.m., April 9;Fieldtrip: Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,April 13, 2 sessions.Course #HF393 01/CRN 31554Karen Denison, Fee $75Heart Saver CPR and First AidAmerican Heart Association Heartsaver CPR and First Aidis targeted toward non-medical personnel, people whosimply want to learn life-saving skills, and individualswho may be called upon in the workplace to serveon safety or emergency response teams. This is acommunity-friendly approach to safety, CPR and first aid.This is a two-year certification from the American HeartAssociation.Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Feb. 8, 1 day.Course #HF395 01/CRN 30997Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., March 9, 1 day.Course #HF395 02/CRN 30998Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 12, 1 day.Course #HF395 03/CRN 31553Staff, Fee $5518 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal enrichmentHOME ANDGARDENDesign and decorate your home inside and out. Our staffare talented professionals who will help you create thehome or garden of your dreams.Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Landscaping for Today and TomorrowCreate a beautiful, healthy garden that will thrive inthe future. Learn how to work with a changing climateand the specific variables on your site that impactlandscaping. Discover how to choose the best plantsin the nursery, create soils that will support them,make the most of available water and avoid commonlandscaping mistakes. Tracy Neal has been helping tocreate beautiful Santa Fe gardens for decades.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 2, 1 day.Course #HG309 01/CRN 31300Tracy Neal, Fee $39Plants for Santa FeClimate changes will affect your garden’s ability to thrive.Some traditional Santa Fe plantings will survive and somenew plants will work better in the future. Horticulturistand landscape designer Tracy Neal will discuss thechanges taking place and what the changes mean forplant selection in this region. He will review more than100 of the best trees, shrubs, perennials and grasses forSanta Fe with photos of the plants to guide you.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 9, 1 day.Course #HG320 01/CRN 31299Tracy Neal, Fee $39Simple Gray Water SystemsMake use of your household waste water. Gray wateris an important resource that can be used safely forcreating gardens and wildlife habitats in our dryclimate. This class will cover New Mexico gray watercode, appropriate soaps for use in these systems andbasic gravity-fed gray water systems at AmpersandSustainable Learning Center. Those systems includemulch basins, infiltration chambers and pumice wicks.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 9, 1 day.Course #HG321 01/CRN 31449Amanda Bramble, Fee $35Introduction to PermaculturePermaculture is a way to design ecological habitatsand food production systems. Get introduced to theprinciples, ethics and design methodology that makepermaculture an appropriate tool for community selfsufficiency. Learn about zones, microclimates, stackingfunctions, waste resources and more. Examples fromthe Ampersand Sustainable Living Center will behighlighted.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 2, 1 day.Course #HG322 01/CRN 31448Amanda Bramble, Fee $35Botany for Gardeners NEW!Botany can help gardeners better understand theconstruction of plants, similar characteristics amongplant families, and what is going on at the cellularlevel. This kind of information can help the gardenerbetter support the plant’s health. By understandingthe parts of a plant, and gaining hands-on experience,gardeners become familiar with how plants areclassified, identification, growth requirements, medicinalproperties and plant care. Scott Voorhies is a botanyinstructor at The MASTERS Program and has workedextensively with plants in Hawaii.Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m., March 28, 5 wks.Course #HG323 01/CRN 31447Scott Voorhies, Fee $79www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION KIDS’ COURSES SPRING 201319

Personal enrichmentGarden SuperstarsWhen it comes to knowing what will grow in NewMexico, few people have more experience than BobPennington, owner of Agua Fria Nursery for more than20 years. This class will focus on plants and flowersthat do incredibly well in our soil and harsh conditions.Some plants, like people, thrive in this special place; thisclass will look at a dozen or two of the most durable.These are the plants that you can ignore and they stillthrive and look beautiful. Learn what you can put inthe ground and forget about. These are not just lowmaintenance– these are the no-maintenance plants.Even if your thumbs aren’t green, you can be a successin your garden!Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., Feb. 19, 1 day.Course #HG349 01/CRN 30303Bob Pennington, Fee $25Plan Now, Plant LaterBefore all those garden catalogs begin to pour inand fill your mind with garden glories beyond allpossibilities, take this class and put your newly acquiredskills to good use. Learn how to create beautiful,low-maintenance and drought-tolerant gardens,step-by-step. After getting an overview of gardendesign principles, you’ll learn how to apply practicaltechniques, where to find the resources you’ll need,and what plants are best for the arid Southwest. You’llleave feeling comfortable about creating a personalizedgarden design that works for you.Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., Feb. 26, 1 day.Course #HG352 01/CRN 30304Bob Pennington, Fee $25Gardening Good Enough to EatThese days, everyone is trying to figure out how tostretch the family budget a little further. Planting yourown “eat-ables” has never been more important. BobPennington, owner of Agua Fria Nursery and gardenerin this region for decades, will talk about how to raisea successful vegetable garden. He’ll discuss when tostart the plantings and how to sneak edibles in-betweenflowers and other garden plants. Even at this altitudeand with our soil, you can grow your own food.Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., March 5, 1 day.Course #HG353 01/CRN 30301Bob Pennington, Fee $25Xeriscape GardensXeriscape gardens are water-wise landscaping. They arewell-planned, use water efficiently and can even appearlush. Everybody talks about xeriscape; learn what it is,the basic principles of xeriscape, and how to design forgood looks while saving water. Join Bob Pennington ofAgua Fria Nursery for this introduction.Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., March 12, 1 day.Course #HG354 01/CRN 30618Bob Pennington, Fee $2520 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal enrichmentA Rose by Any Name is Easy to GrowRoses have an undeserved reputation for being difficultto grow. Learn how to select the best varieties for thisarea, how to care for them and how to ensure successfulgrowth. Bob Pennington is a longtime owner of AguaFria Nursery in Santa Fe and an expert in roses.Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m., March 26, 1 day.Course #HG355 01/CRN 30302Bob Pennington, Fee $25Residential Landscape DesignCreating a great garden begins with a great design.Create a strong foundation for a long-lastingand practical garden. In this hands-on workshop,participants will learn the basics of design, create apersonal design step-by-step, and leave with a workablegarden design that respects xeriscape principles.You will create plant lists, gain skills for installation ofyour design and have the confidence to implementit. Thomas Williams is the owner/designer at ThomasWilliams Design.Tuesday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., April 2, 5 wks.Course #HG357 01/CRN 31013Thomas Williams, Fee $69File Anything in Your Home and Find ItAgain!With diagrams to illustrate a filing system that is fast toset up and easy to use, this workshop has solutions topiles of paper, lost records and the time wasted tryingto find them. The Success File-Filing System can also beused for business files.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., April 27, 1 day.Course #HG367 01/CRN 31179Katherine Anderson, Fee $29Managing Your TimeA recent poll indicates that 83% of Americans want tobe better organized. Learn from a professional organizerhow to get around the obstacles to managing your time.Find the time you need, at home or at work, for yourselfor to give to others. Reduce the stress in your life.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., May 4, 1 day.Course #HG369 01/CRN 31180Katherine Anderson, Fee $29Helping HoardersYou’ve seen the hoarding shows on TV and want toknow more about their tactics. Maybe you even know a“pack rat,” a friend, neighbor, family member or otherloved one who could be a hoarder. Come learn how tohelp from Katherine Anderson, a certified professionalorganizer, who has studied hoarding. Hear what thelatest science shows about this behavior and what doesand doesn’t work. Although this course is designedprimarily for those who want to help hoarders, hoardersthemselves will also find it useful and are welcome.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., April 20, 1 day.Course #HG373 01/CRN 31177Katherine Anderson, Fee $29The History of Building with Earth NEW!OFF-CAMPUSLearn the history and origins of earth building in theSouthwest desert. During the past 1,000 years, thisfascinating regional architecture spread from west Texasto San Diego and Chihuahua, Mexico to Spanish Fork,Utah. Discussion, illustrations and field trips will focuson indigenous earth architecture, the developmentof historical styles, restoration, preservation, theemergence of modern design and constructiontechniques. Bart Kaltenbach has been building homesin New Mexico for many years and recently authored“Sun, Sticks and Mud,” which each student receives. Noclass March 18.Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 18, 8 sessions.Course #HG383 01/CRN 31487Bart Kaltenbach, Fee $155www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201321

Personal enrichmentKids’ StuffOur kids’ classes blend fun and learning forexperiences that children will remember fora lifetime. Children and teens build skills andlearn new ideas to assist their understandingof our world. All of our kids’ classes are atlast year’s prices or have been rolled backeven lower!Kids Swim Drills and Practice NEW!Kids can enjoy more swimming while getting ready to join a team or just practicestrokes and drills. Swimmers range in age from 6 years old and up. Participantsdo not need to be USA Swimming members. If your child enjoys swimming andwould like to get more time in the pool, this class may be perfect for your family.Logan Dutton and Ted Bolleter teach our year-round kids swimming classes andare very popular with kids and their parents.Friday, 4 to 5 p.m., Feb. 8, 6 wks.Course #KS352 01/CRN 31543Friday, 4 to 5 p.m., April 5, 6 wks.Course #KS352 02/CRN 31544Logan Dutton, Fee $45Preschool Swim (Ages 3 to 5)The preschool swim program is a two-level water adjustment and pre-swimprogram that helps develop skills in children from 3 to 5 years old. The childmust be ready to enter a group swimming program on his or her own. SFCC hasassembled a dynamic team of instructors for this programSaturday, 11 to 11:40 a.m., Feb. 9, 6 wks.Course #KS353 01/CRN 30582Saturday, 11 to 11:40 a.m., April 6, 6 wks.Course #KS353 02/CRN 30583Logan Dutton and James Bolleter, Fee $95Beginning Swim Class (Ages 6 to 13)Make a splash in the pools at SFCC and enjoy a safe environment with our ownlifeguards. Beginning swimmers are grouped by ability to ensure that they receivethe quality instruction they deserve at their particular skill level. Classes aregenerally limited to seven students per instructor.Saturday, 10:10 to 10:50 a.m., Feb. 9, 6 wks.Course #KS354 01/CRN 30380Saturday, 10:10 to 10:50 a.m., April 6, 6 wks.Course #KS354 02/CRN 30382Logan Dutton and James Bolleter, Fee $95Advanced Youth Swim (Ages 6 to 13)Enjoy a safe environment with our lifeguards who moonlight as instructors.Swimmers should be able to swim at least one-third of a lap in order to register forthis class. Advanced swimmers are grouped by ability to ensure that they receivequality instruction. Class sizes are generally about seven students per instructor.Saturday, 9:20 to 10 a.m., Feb. 9, 6 wks.Course #KS362 01/CRN 30584Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Saturday, 9:20 to 10 a.m., April 6, 6 wks.Course #KS362 02/CRN 30585Logan Dutton and James Bolleter, Fee $9522CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentSpanish Preparation – Two WeeksThis two-week Spanish Preparation course, offered before each semester, is anintensive course with a non-traditional approach. This class will give you a solidfoundation to proceed to Basic I, II and III, and is a condensed version of the fiveweekSpanish Preparation class. Students who can speak other languages, whohave taken Spanish in the past, or who have no knowledge of the language musttake this class first as part of our Spanish program. No class Jan. 21.Monday through Friday, 12 to 2:15 p.m., Jan. 14, 2 wks.Course #LG345 01/CRN 30334Fernando Mayans, Fee $149El Verbo “Haber”Students will learn the use of the verb “haber.” The remainder of the class will beopen to students’ questions about the Spanish language. Completion of the PastTense II or the permission of the instructor is required. No class Jan. 21.Monday through Friday, 5:30 to 7:45 p.m., Jan. 14, 2 wks.Course #LG396 01/CRN 30977Fernando Mayans, Fee $149Spanish PreparationThis is the first Spanish course that students are required to take as part of ourSpanish program. Students who can speak other languages, who have takenSpanish in the past or who have no knowledge of the language must take thisclass, which is a non-traditional approach to the language. This will give you asolid foundation to proceed to Basic I, II and III. No class March 18 to 21.Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Jan. 28, 5 wks.Course #LG301 01/CRN 30307Tuesday and Thursday, 12 to 1:30 p.m., Jan. 29, 5 wks.Course #LG301 02/CRN 30308LANGUAGESSFCC Continuing Education offers afirst-rate Spanish program that will takeyou step-by-step to fluency.All students begin with the fast-pacedand rigorous Spanish Preparation(either the five-week course or thetwo-week intensive) course, regardlessof other Spanish courses the studentmay have taken in the past. Ifyou feel this course level wouldbe inappropriate, please contactFernando Mayans at (505) 428-1514.The sequence of Spanish courses forspring 2013 is:Spanish PreparationBasic Spanish IBasic Spanish IIBasic Spanish IIIGrammar ReviewPast Tense I, IIConversation I, II, IIIIntermediate I, IIAdvanced Spanish StudyEl Verbo HaberExpanding Your ComprehensionMonday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7:15 p.m., March 4, 10 sessions.Course #LG301 03/CRN 30309Tuesday and Thursday, 12 to 1:45 p.m., March 5, 10 sessions.Course #LG301 04/CRN 30313Tuesday and Thursday, 12 to 1:30 p.m., April 16, 5 wks.Course #LG301 05/CRN 30317Fernando Mayans, Fee $125Basic Spanish IThis is the first basic class in a series of three, designed to give students a solidfoundation in Spanish grammar and a working knowledge of important structuresof the language. The Spanish Preparation class is a prerequisite to this course. Atextbook is required for this basic series. No class March 18 to 21.Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Jan. 28, 5 wks.Course #LG302 01/CRN 31314Ricardo Perez, Fee $125Tuesday and Thursday, 12 to 1:30 p.m., Jan. 29, 5 wks.Course #LG302 02/CRN 30319Adalucia Quan, Fee $125www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 23

Personal enrichmentMonday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7:15 p.m., March 4, 10 sessions.Course #LG302 03/CRN 30320Sonia Sanchez-Cuesta, Fee $125Tuesday and Thursday, 12 to 1:45 p.m., March 5, 10 sessions.Course #LG302 04/CRN 30321Marta Choperena-Baker, Fee $125Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., April 15, 5 wks.Course #LG302 05/CRN 30657Marta Choperena-Baker, Fee $125Tuesday and Thursday, 12 to 1:30 p.m., April 16, 5 wks.Course #LG302 06/CRN 30885Ricardo Perez, Fee $125Basic Spanish IIThis is the second basic course in the series to give students a solid foundationin Spanish grammar and a working knowledge of important structures of thelanguage. Completion of Basic I is required, and the same textbook is used.No class March 18 to 21.Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Jan. 28, 5 wks.Course #LG303 01/CRN 30886Sonia Sanchez-Cuesta, Fee $125Tuesday and Thursday, 12 to 1:45 p.m., March 5, 10 sessions.Course #LG303 02/CRN 30658Ricardo Perez, Fee $125Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., April 15, 5 wks.Course #LG303 03/CRN 30887Sonia Sanchez-Cuesta, Fee $125Basic Spanish IIIThis is the third basic course in the series of three, designed to give students a solidfoundation in Spanish grammar and a working knowledge of important structuresof the language. Completion of Basic II is required and the same textbook is used.No class March 18 to 21.Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Jan. 28, 5 wks.Course #LG304 01/CRN 31320Monday and Wednesday, 12 to 1:45 p.m., March 4, 10 sessions.Course #LG304 02/CRN 31321Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., April 15, 5 wks.Course #LG304 03/CRN 30507David Briggs, Fee $12524 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal enrichmentGrammar Review IThis course is the first in a series of three classes with a non-traditional approach.Students will review in-depth, important subjects in Spanish grammar. Completionof Basic III or permission from the instructor is required. There is no textbook.Monday and Wednesday, 10 to 11:30 a.m., Jan. 28, 5 wks.Course #LG308 01/CRN 30328Tuesday and Thursday, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Jan. 29, 5 wks.Course #LG308 02/CRN 30508Fernando Mayans, Fee $125Spanish: The Past Tense I (Preterite)This course is the second in a series of three with a non-traditional approach tolearning the preterite tense. Completion of Grammar Review or permission fromthe instructor is required. There is no textbook. No class March 18 to 21.Monday and Wednesday, 10 to 11:45 a.m., March 4, 10 sessions.Course #LG317 01/CRN 30330Tuesday and Thursday, 7 to 8:45 p.m., March 5, 10 sessions.Course #LG317 02/CRN 30509Fernando Mayans, Fee $125Spanish: The Past Tense II (Imperfect)This course is the third in a series of three with a non-traditional approach tolearning the imperfect tense. Completion of the Past Tense I or permission fromthe instructor is required. There is no textbook.Monday and Wednesday, 10 to 11:30 a.m., April 15, 5 wks.Course #LG318 01/CRN 30333Tuesday and Thursday, 7 to 8:30 p.m., April 16, 5 wks.Course #LG318 02/CRN 30510Fernando Mayans, Fee $125Spanish: Intermediate IIn these intermediate grammar courses, students will review the past tense,subjunctive and more, with an emphasis on writing. Intermediate I is a three-partseries including LG 333 01, LG 334 01 and LG 335 01. Completion of SpanishConversation III is required. A textbook is required. No class March 18 to 21.Monday and Wednesday, 10 to 11:30 a.m., Jan. 28, 5 wks.Course #LG333 01/CRN 31355Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Registration is not considered finaluntil payment has been made.Monday and Wednesday, 10 to 11:45 a.m., March 4, 10 sessions.Course #LG334 01/CRN 31356Monday and Wednesday, 10 to 11:30 a.m., April 15, 5 wks.Course #LG335 01/CRN 31357Marta Choperena-Baker, Fee $125www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201325

Personal enrichmentSpanish Intermediate IIIn these intermediate grammar courses, students will review the past tense,subjunctive and more, with an emphasis on writing. This is a three-part series ofLG 336 01, LG 337 01 and LG 338 01. Completion of Spanish Conversation III isrequired. A textbook is required. No class March 18 to 21.Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Jan. 29, 5 wks.Course #LG336 01/CRN 30891Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 7:15 p.m., March 5, 10 sessions.Course #LG337 01/CRN 30892Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., April 16, 5 wks.Course #LG338 01/CRN 30893Sonia Sanchez-Cuesta, Fee $125Students With DisabilitiesIf you have a documented disability andrequire assistance in class, please call orvisit the Office of Disability Services forcoordination of your accommodations.The office is located in Room LL313. Thephone number is (505) 428-1455.Spanish Conversation IIn this conversation and writing course, students will work in class with a variety ofimages in order to improve their oral and written communication skills as well as togradually enrich their vocabulary in different areas. Completion of Past Tense II isrequired.Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Jan. 29, 5 wks.Course #LG349 01/CRN 30511Ricardo Perez, Fee $125Spanish Conversation IIThis class is a continuation of Conversation I. In this conversation and writingcourse, students will work in class with a variety of images in order to improve theiroral and written communication skills as well as to gradually enrich their vocabularyin different areas. Completion of Past Tense II is required. No class March 18 to 21.Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 7:15 p.m., March 5, 10 sessions.Course #LG365 01/CRN 30884Ricardo Perez, Fee $125Spanish Conversation IIIThis class is a continuation of Conversation II. In this conversation and writingcourse, students will work in class with a variety of images in order to improve theiroral and written communication skills as well as to gradually enrich their vocabularyin different areas. Completion of Past Tense II is required.Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., April 16, 5 wks.Course #LG366 01/CRN 30512Ricardo Perez, Fee $12526CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentAdvanced Spanish StudyThis is an advanced multimedia course where students use broadcast news, videos,music and newspaper articles to improve their skills in different areas. Students willalso study well-known Spanish and Latin American writers and review grammar.Completion of Intermediate II and permission from the instructor are required.No class March 18 to 21.Tuesday and Thursday, 10 to 11:30 a.m., Jan. 29, 5 wks.Course #LG367 01/CRN 30513Tuesday and Thursday, 5 to 6:30 p.m., Jan. 29, 5 wks.Course #LG367 02/CRN 30514Tuesday and Thursday, 10 to 11:45 a.m., March 5, 10 sessions.Course #LG368 01/CRN 30515Tuesday and Thursday, 5 to 6:45 p.m., March 5, 10 sessions.Course #LG368 02/CRN 30516Fernando Mayans, Fee $125Tuesday and Thursday, 10 to 11:30 a.m., April 16, 5 wks.Course #LG379 01/CRN 30517Tuesday and Thursday, 5 to 6:30 p.m., April 16, 5 wks.Course #LG379 02/CRN 30518Fernando Mayans, Fee $125Advanced Spanish StudyThis is an advanced multimedia course where students use broadcast news, videos,music and newspaper articles to improve their skills in different areas. Students willalso study well-known Spanish and Latin American writers and review grammar.Completion of Intermediate II and permission from the instructor is required.No class March 18 to 21.Monday and Wednesday, 12 to 1:30 p.m., Jan. 28, 5 wks.Course #LG450 01/CRN 30659Monday and Wednesday, 12 to 1:45 p.m., March 4, 10 sessions.Course #LG451 01/CRN 30660Fernando Mayans, Fee $125Advanced Spanish StudyIn this reading and writing course, students will study the history and literatureof Latin America and Spain. Completion of Intermediate II and permission of theinstructor is required.Monday and Wednesday, 12 to 1:30 p.m., April 15, 5 wks.Course #LG452 01/CRN 30661Fernando Mayans, Fee $125Spanish: Expanding Your ComprehensionThis class will increase your comprehension on how to form grammatically correctquestions in the Spanish language. Past Tense II or permission from the instructor isrequired.Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 to 7 p.m., April 15, 5 wks.Course #LG456 01/CRN 30978Fernando Mayans, Fee $125www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201327 27

Personal enrichmentLEISURERelax, have fun and learn something new in this category!Genealogy ResearchIt’s exciting to learn about your family’s history and nowis a good time to explore your roots. Get introducedto the tools and data sources available online andelsewhere to create a family tree. There is a sizableamount of information online, some free and some fora fee, to draw upon. Ken Pinter has been learning abouthis family tree for nine years and will suggest researchmethodology based on his experiences.Monday, 6 to 9 p.m., Feb. 25, 2 wks.Course #LS304 01/CRN 31124Kenneth Pinter, Fee $75Overcoming Barriers to EmploymentSuccess NEW!Finding and keeping a job is a challenge for manypeople. Learn to address the numerous obstaclessuch as the lack of career guidance, resumes, familyresponsibilities, self-esteem, drug addiction and criminalrecords. Jeff Dieringer is a trainer and has taught forNew Mexico Workforce Connection.Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 20, 1 day.Course #LS317 01/CRN 31126Jeff Dieringer, Fee $150Introduction to Bridge OFF-CAMPUSBridge is a challenging and fun gamed played all overthe world. This introductory course is for people whohave never played bridge before and would like to learn.Joan Kendrick is a retired teacher and a competitivebridge player, a member of the American ContractBridge League and Santa Fe Bridge Club, and hasearned more than 100 master points.Tuesday, 9 to 11 a.m., Jan. 29, 5 wks.Course #LS330 01/CRN 30865Joan Kendrick, Fee $89Return to Bridge OFF-CAMPUSThis course is for people who have played bridge beforeand know some of the basic rules. The course willreview the rules and teach the modern bidding systemsand playing strategies. Joan Kendrick is a retired teacherand a competitive bridge player, who is a member ofthe American Contract Bridge League and Santa FeBridge Club, and has earned more than 100 masterpoints.Friday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Feb. 1, 5 wks.Course #LS331 01/CRN 30864Joan Kendrick, Fee $89Dog TrainingBring your dog to school! In this six-week class, yourdog will learn all the basic commands (sit, down, stay,come, etc.). In addition, you’ll get training solutionsto concerns like house training, jumping up, digging,barking and pulling on the leash. We use positive,motivational training methods. Class is open to dogsand puppies, 12 weeks and older, who are current ontheir shots (parvo, distemper, rabies and bordatella).Thursday, 6 to 7:15 p.m., Jan. 31, 5 wks.Course #LS352 01/CRN 30338Tuesday, 6 to 7 p.m., April 2, 6 wks.Course #LS352 02/CRN 30339Mary Leatherberry, Fee $89Join the online classes at SFCC! The ContinuingEducation department is now offering distancelearningthrough Education 2 Go. See pages 49-52.It’s easy to check out the huge selection of classes– simply type www.Ed2Go.com/sfccnm in yourbrowser and explore the possibilities. Classes beginmonthly, with tuition as low as $99. Register andpay at www.Ed2Go.com/sfccnm.28 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentSAFETY COURSESBe confident in your ability to protect yourself, your homeand property. Courses in this section expose students tovaluable knowledge and skills regarding personal safety.You may also obtain a Security Office Training Certification.Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Refuse to be a Victim – Personal SafetyEnsure your personal safety by making the consciousdecision to refuse to be a victim. The Refuse to Be aVictim (R) seminar teaches easy-to-understand methodsyou can use. This course will cover home safety, how tosecure doors and windows, lighting, safety in your car,preventing road rage, safety in hotels and the psychologyof predators. In just four hours, you will get the tools youneed to take a proactive role in your personal safety. FrankPytko is a certified instructor for the Refuse to Be a Victim(R) course as well as other safety and firearms courses.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., May 4, 1 day.Course #LS379 01/CRN 31003Frank Pytko, Fee $35Security Officer Certificate Training,Level OneThis is the minimum training required prior toapplication for security guard level-one licensing. Itprovides an overview of legal responsibilities, restrictionsand liabilities, the authority of security guards, andincident scene management and preservation forprospective security guards. Students who completethe eight-hour training course successfully, may registerwith the state of New Mexico as a Level-One SecurityGuard.Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Feb. 16, 1 day.Course #LS388 01/CRN 31125Jeff Dieringer, Fee $150FIREARM SKILLSGun safety is the most important part of gun ownership.The First Steps course is designed for anyone who owns agun or lives in a household with a gun and would like toincrease their comfort level and knowledge about properhandling. The Concealed Carry Training course is all youneed to apply to the state of New Mexico for a license tocarry a concealed handgun. Both courses are taught byNRA-certified instructors who have also been approved bythe New Mexico Department of Public Safety.Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Pistol Shooting: First Steps OFF-CAMPUSDid you know there is a firearm in nearly half of all U.S.households – for hunting, history, sports or protection?This introductory program, developed by the NationalRifle Association, will answer your questions aboutfirearms and present simple safety rules everyone shouldknow. It covers how pistols operate, safe handling andcleaning, some advice for households with childrenand how to develop basic shooting skills. The courseconcludes with an outdoor session in which studentsuse 22-caliber pistols (supplied), ideal for first-timeshooters. Enrollment is limited to eight students. Thefee includes a handbook and a safety brochure. Men,women, couples and teens (16 and older, accompaniedby a paying parent) are all welcome.Saturday, 12 to 5 p.m., April 6, 1 day.Course #LS380 01/CRN 30983Nancy Bennett and John Rayburn, Fee $109Pistol Shooting: First Steps for WomenOFF-CAMPUSThis session of the introductory class is just for women,taught by a female instructor. The comfortable, smallgroupsetting includes time for all your questions. Thiscourse, prepared by the NRA, presents what everyshooter should know about how revolvers and semiautomaticpistols work, safe gun handling, properammunition, cleaning and storage. It also takes studentsstep-by-step through the fundamentals of pistolshooting, including stance, grip and aiming. The classconcludes with an outdoor shooting session off-campus.Pistols are provided (.22 caliber).Friday, 12 to 6 p.m., April 5, 1 day.Course #LS383 01/CRN 30579Tuesday, 12 to 6 p.m., May 14, 1 day.Course #LS383 02/CRN 30340Nancy Bennett, Fee $109www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201329

Personal EnrichmentConcealed Carry Training OFF-CAMPUSNew Mexico allows residents to carry a concealedhandgun with a state license. Applicants must beUnited States citizens, 21 or older, complete 15 hoursof training and demonstrate the knowledge andskills required by law. Using NRA materials, certifiedinstructors cover selection, ownership and operation ofrevolvers and semi-automatic pistols, safe gun handlingand key elements of accurate pistol shooting. Seriousattention is given to legal issues. The fee includestwo handbooks and additional materials but notammunition. You don’t need to own a gun; a selectionof pistols will be available at the outdoor shootingsessions.Classroom: Thursday and Monday, 6 to 9 p.m.,March 7, 11 and 14;Field Trip: Saturday, 12 to 3 p.m.,March 9 and 16, 5 sessions.Course #LS384 01/CRN 31549John Rayburn and Nancy Bennett, Fee $239Classroom: Friday and Saturday, 12 to 6 p.m.;Fieldtrip: Sunday, 12 to 4 p.m., April 19, 3 days.Course #LS384 02/CRN 30666Nancy Bennett and John Rayburn, Fee $249Classroom: Friday and Wednesday, 6 to 9 p.m.,May 3, 8 and 10;Field Trip: Saturday, 12 to 3 p.m., May 4 and 11,5 sessions.Course #LS384 03/CRN 30580John Rayburn and Nancy Bennett, Fee $239Ammunition Reloading OFF-CAMPUSGet more bang for your buck! Factory-loaded, overthe-counterammunition seldom offers optimumaccuracy for your firearms and has become increasinglyexpensive. Learn to recycle brass cartridges andreload your own ammunition through hands-ondemonstrations that emphasize safety. John Rayburn isa firearms safety instructor and competitive shooter.Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Feb. 23, 1 day.Course #LS385 01/CRN 31548John Rayburn, Fee $89MONEY MATTERSMoney management is the key to current and futurefinancial security. Learn the strategies that will give youconfidence in planning for life events such as a child’stuition or your retirement.Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Savvy Social Security and MedicarePlanningThis informative class covers the basics of Social Securityand reveals strategies for maximizing your benefits.Students will learn when to apply for benefits, whenit makes sense to delay benefits, how to estimate yourbenefits, how to minimize taxes on Social Securitybenefits, how to coordinate Social Security with yourother sources of retirement income and other tips. Thisclass will review different scenarios of when to chooseto take Social Security payments along with a discussionon Medicare Part A, B, C and D options. Peter Murphy isa retirement and estate planning specialist.Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Jan. 26, 1 day.Course #PF304 01/CRN 30785Peter Murphy, Fee $39It’s Your Money NEW!Do you run out of money before you run out of month?Discover three easy steps to really controlling yourmoney. Learn how to get around the traps set for us bysellers. Certified Professional Organizer Kit Anderson’sclasses have been popular; now she shows you how toget more for your money!Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., May 11, 1 day.Course #PF306 01/CRN 31387Katherine Anderson, Fee $3530 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentPassport to RetirementThis class introduces students to concepts and practicesthat will help you gain control of your finances. Studentswill learn a conservative approach to wise moneymanagement and identify lifestyle issues facing retirees.Learn how to seek more from your investments, SocialSecurity and retirement plans. You will learn how toprotect your hard-earned assets from erosion due toinflation and possible cost of long-term health care. PeterMurphy is a retirement and estate planning specialist.Tuesday and Thursday, 6 to 8:30 p.m., Feb. 5,3 sessions.Course #PF311 01/CRN 30981Peter Murphy, Fee $69Budgeting for Life NEW!Students will learn practical money skills and how toset-up basic household budgets. Learn the differencebetween wants verses needs along with simple stepson how to track spending and continue this skillthroughout your life. Judi E. Norton is a financial adviserfor Norton & Associates, LLC.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Feb. 23, 1 day.Course #PF313 01/CRN 31559Judi Norton, Fee $35MUSICContinuing Education’s music classes teach you thefundamentals so that you will develop your skills at yourown pace.Beginning ViolinHave you ever wanted to play an instrument that willkeep you mentally sharp while allowing you to beemotionally expressive? The violin is the instrumentfor you. This class is for anyone over 13 years old whois a novice or beginning student. Jennifer Elliott is anexperienced instructor who has played in the Universityof New Mexico Symphony and has also played in theSanta Fe Community Orchestra for 20 years. Pleasebring your own violin. No classes March 18 through 24.Monday and Wednesday, 4 to 5 p.m.,March 4, 5 wks.Course #MU312 01/CRN 31008Jennifer Elliott, Fee $85Discover Your Singing VoiceThis course is for people who “can’t sing.” If you thinkyou can’t sing or have been told you can’t sing, signup today! Dr. Priscilla Zimmermann has more than 30years’ experience helping people of all ages discovertheir latent singing voices. Through various explorationstrategies you will be encouraged and guided to findyour singing voice.Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Feb. 23, 1 day.Course #MU326 01/CRN 30729Priscilla Zimmermann, Fee $35Beginning GuitarIf you’ve never played the guitar or you know a fewchords and want to learn more, this course is for you! Itcovers tuning, chords, finger picking, strumming, leadguitar, reading notes and more. Explore different stylesof music and learn a variety of songs during class. Bringyour own guitar.Saturday, 1 to 3 p.m., April 6, 4 wks.Course #MU305 01/CRN 30576Andrew Lovato, Fee $75The Ageless SingerDo you want to learn how to improve your singing?This class is designed to meet the needs of singers ofall ages. Singing is a learned skill and people of any agecan learn these skills. Participants in this class will learnand practice basic singing techniques through vocalexercises and songs of various styles.Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., March 2, 2 wks.Course #MU332 01/CRN 31353Priscilla Zimmermann, Fee $59www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201331

Personal EnrichmentPHOTOGRAPHYWhether you are a novice with your first camera or anadvanced photographer learning how to move into thedigital age, SFCC has a course that will help you achieveyour goals. Discover your hidden talents or heighten yourabilities through one of our enjoyable and informativecourses.Digital PhotographyReady to take the leap into the world of digitalphotography but confused by the various products andtechnologies? This class simplifies the entire process byexamining all aspects of the digital camera. We’ll discussresolution, compression, white balance, file formatsand media cards plus all the other settings found ontoday’s digital cameras. In addition, you will also learnphotography basics such as shutter speed, aperture orf-stop, ISO, flash, lenses, focus and many other features.Steve Walenta is a digital-imaging specialist with yearsof experience.Tuesday, 6 to 8 p.m., Feb. 5, 4 wks.Course #PH351 01/CRN 30364Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m., Feb. 6, 4 wks.Course #PH351 02/CRN 31558Steven Walenta, Fee $99SOUTHWESTEXPLORATIONSThe outdoors beckons, and we are responding to the call!Join our faculty and travel near or far for a wonderfulexploration of the Southwest. We also are teaching aboutthe region in the classroom, where we look at ancientand contemporary cultures. Whether you want to hikethe terrain or sit comfortably in discussion, SouthwestExplorations will expand your understanding of this areaand the cultures within it.Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Sensational New Mexico MurdersNew Mexico did not become a U.S. state for manyyears. One reason for this was the violence. The Westwas already known as the Wild West. In New Mexico,violence mixed with economics, greed and politics tobecome part of the culture. And the culture of violencelasted much longer in New Mexico than elsewhere.Among the many grisly murders, we will discuss JohnTunstall leading to the murder of Lincoln County SheriffBrady, the Territorial Supreme Court Justice in La Fonda,the misadventures of the Archbishop Lamy’s nephew,the shooting of the Santa Fe sheriff and more. PeterSinclaire is a cultural historian in Santa Fe.Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m., March 27, 1 day.Course #SW301 01/CRN 31027Peter Sinclaire, Fee $29Ecology of the Santa Fe MountainsWithin a short distance of the Plaza lies a great varietyof habitats and plant communities. In this mostlydownhill hike of 7.5 miles, you’ll examine vegetationgradients, the evolution of ecosystems, the interplaybetween geography and climate, microclimates, andhow individual flora and fauna have adapted to variousenvironmental conditions. Geologic processes, animaltracks, and plant and bird identification will illustratethe details of the various habitats visited. Participantsarrange for their own transportation.Sunday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., May 19, 1 day.Course #SW307 01/CRN 31023William Neuwirth, Fee $7932 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentSurvival Skills in the Wilderness OFF-CAMPUSThis class could save your life. Feel confident hikingNew Mexico’s wilderness, ranging from Sonoran desertto arctic alpine life zones. A morning class at 8,600feet elevation precedes an afternoon hike; putting intopractice the techniques learned. Real life examplesare cited, where some survived and others didn’t.Favorite topics include lightning, wilderness hazards,weather signs and orienting with and without a mapor compass. Learn endurance techniques, the tenessentials, first aid shortcuts and more.Sunday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., April 14, 1 day.Course #SW316 01/CRN 30416Sunday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., May 12, 1 day.Course #SW316 02/CRN 31174Arthur Judd, Fee $49Birding at Rancho de las GolondrinasOFF-CAMPUSSpend a morning at one of Santa Fe county’s hot spotsfor migration. Participants will have the grounds tothemselves to view birds, primarily passerines, on thebeautiful grounds at Las Golondrinas. William Neuwirthhas sighted more than 120 species in this area and willcover identification techniques and habits.Tuesday, 7 to 11 a.m., April 30, 1 day.Course #SW326 01/CRN 30419William Neuwirth, Fee $39History on Horseback OFF-CAMPUSJoin historian and weekly newspaper columnist MarcSimmons for an informative talk about the lore andlegends of the Cerrillos Hills. After the talk, you willride on horseback for two hours into the wildernessand retrace the steps of history with a member of theCerrillos Hills Historic Park. Novice riders will enjoy thesmooth-riding Tennessee Walkers and Missouri FoxTrotters. Students must weigh less than 210 pounds andprovide height and weight information at registrationto be matched with an appropriate horse. Enrollment islimited.Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 16, 1 day.Course #SW332 01/CRN 30586Broken Saddle Riding Co., Fee $90Trail Ride on Horseback OFF-CAMPUSTrail rides offer a fun and unique way to experience NewMexico. During the ride, students will enjoy spectacularviews from the base of the Sandia Mountains.Overlooking the Rio Grande Valley, you’ll enjoy seeingthe Jemez Mountains on the horizon and the luminousNew Mexico sky. Your adventure begins in Placitas,where knowledgeable wranglers will match you withthe perfect horse. Bring the whole family and enjoy aleisurely ride in some beautiful country.Saturday, 4 to 6 p.m., April 27, 1 day.Course #SW333 01/CRN 31175Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., May 4, 1 day.Course #SW333 02/CRN 30327Romero’s Thunder, Fee $65www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201333

Personal EnrichmentIntroduction to Horseback Riding NEW!OFF-CAMPUSJoin Broken Saddle Riding Company’s long-timewranglers to learn how to groom and care for a horse.Before the ride begins, we will go over brushing,saddling and getting a horse prepared for a ride.This is a great class for those who want to be morecomfortable around horses and have some hands-onexperience. These horses are gentle Tennessee Walkersand students are matched with a horse according toability. Broken Saddle Riding Company is located southof town in the beautiful Cerrillos Hills, a former miningregion.Sunday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., March 17, 1 day.Course #SW335 01/CRN 31025Broken Saddle Riding Co., Fee $95Seasonal Wildflower IdentificationOFF-CAMPUSWould you like to have the tools and skills to identifynearly every native plant in our area? This class guidesyou through the concepts and terms necessary tosuccessfully negotiate an identification key. Twointroductory classroom sessions familiarize you with thebotanical basics of flower anatomy. You are then readyto hit the field each Saturday, visiting several differenthabitats. We’ll walk through the steps in the key to buildyour ability to know the wildflowers of the area. Thetwo half-day sessions will involve easy hiking. Pleasebring your own magnifying glass and small ruler.Classroom: Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m., May 9;Field trip: Sunday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., May 12, 2 days.Course #SW345 01/CRN 31446William Neuwirth, Fee $65Pack Light Camping for Beginners NEW!OFF-CAMPUSMake overnight camping an enjoyable experienceby packing lighter. Classroom sessions on ultralightbackpacking techniques are followed by a three-daybackpack trip near Ghost Ranch. Activities includeevaluating gear, planning your own trip, low impactcamping, hygiene, water purification, adjusting to theweather and how to apply electronic tools both beforeand during a trip. No experience is necessary andbeginners are welcome. Brian Johnson is a wildernesstrip leader with 40 years of backpacking experience.Classroom: Saturday, 9 to 11 a.m., April 27,May 4 and 11;Fieldtrip: Friday, Saturday and Sunday,8 a.m. to 5 p.m., May 17, 18 and 19, 6 sessions.Course #SW348 01/CRN 31445Brian Johnson, Fee $189Geology of the Galisteo Basin OFF-CAMPUSThis one-day tour will head south from Santa Fe onHighway 14 toward the town of Cerrillos, then ventureeast across the Galisteo Basin, returning to Santa Fe viaHighway 285 and Eldorado. Weather permitting, a shorthike, less than one mile duration, is possible near theTown of Cerrillos. Many important geologic sites andevents will be discussed as we traverse this landscape,including the volcanic history of the Cerrillos Hills andOrtiz Mountains, the onset of rifting in the Santa Fearea, and how the geology of the Galisteo Basin impactsoil, gas and water in the area.Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., March 3, 1 day.Course #SW360 01/CRN 30820Kirt Kempter, Fee $10934 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Personal EnrichmentHiking Posi-Owinge OFF-CAMPUSJoin noted archaeologist Martha Yates for a midmorninghiking tour to Posi, an ancient pueblo thatflourished between 1400 and 1550 A.D. The hikebegins in Ojo Caliente and explores Posi-owinge andthe ancient agricultural fields that surround the pueblo.Dr. Yates will introduce participants to the technologicalskills used by Pueblo farmers during the Pueblo IVperiod. Other archaeological features at the site arekivas, plazas and mounded room blocks. Posi-owingewas the largest ancient village located along the RioOjo Caliente. This is certain to be an informative andpleasurable moderate hike. Martha Yates has a Ph.D.from UCLA and has been an archaeologist in theSouthwest since 1990.Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., May 12, 1 day.Course #SW363 01/CRN 31308Martha Yates, Fee $75Hiking Antiquity, Mesa Prieta Petroglyph SiteOFF-CAMPUSThis is a three- to four-hour hike through some of themost stunning petroglyphs in New Mexico. Mesa Prietais a major geological basalt formation overlooking theRio Grande just north of Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo innorthern New Mexico. Along the mesa’s eastern slopeis the Mesa Prieta Petroglyph site, on private land andcontaining more than 6,000 petroglyphs dating fromArchaic (5500 B.C.) to modern times. The site is famousfor its many shield figures, abundant flute-playinganimals and historic images from Spanish settlers.Students will be asked to make a $10 donation towardthe upkeep of the petroglyph area.Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., April 28, 1 day.Course #SW367 01/CRN 30662Martha Yates, Fee $75Try out our ONLINE REGISTRATION system at www.sfcc.edu. It’s fast and easy. But don’t forget to payfor your classes. Registration is not considered finaluntil payment has been made.Chaco Canyon Near the Spring Equinox –One Day OFF-CAMPUSThis World Heritage Site and national park hosts acomplex of buildings that reflect a knowledge ofcelestial relationships. This one-day journey will giveyou firsthand experience of the beauty, precision andintricacy of several Great Houses. We will walk throughmost of the architecture of “downtown Chaco,” as wellas Una Vida. Many sites in the canyon align to the solarstandstill, and Pueblo stories can provide illuminationon the worldview still living in the stones. Students willtravel in a college van. Bring your own lunch, snacksand plenty of water.Sunday, 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., March 17, 1 day.Course #SW368 01/CRN 30329William Neuwirth, Fee $129Chaco Canyon – Guided ExcursionsOFF-CAMPUSAt Chaco Canyon, you’re in touch with the past. Onthis outing you’ll visit most of the major sites, includingPueblo Bonito, Pueblo del Arroyo, Chetro Ketl and CasaRinconada. You’ll also take hikes out of the canyon.Archaeology, architecture, mythology and the Puebloworldview are highlighted, and you’ll learn aboutarchaeological methods and the prehistory of thearea. The course involves two hikes out of the canyon.You must furnish your own transportation and food;car pools to the overnight campsite will be arranged.An itinerary will be provided at registration. Earlyregistration is encouraged, as classes generally fill tocapacity.Classroom: Thursday, 6 to 8 p.m., May 2Field Trip: Sunday and Monday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.,May 5 and 6, 3 sessions.Course #SW310 01/CRN 31022William Neuwirth, Fee $149www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201335

Personal EnrichmentGeology of El Rito and Copper Canyon RimOFF-CAMPUSExplore the geology of the beautiful El Rito area withgeologist Kirt Kempter. Located at the boundary ofthe Rio Grande Rift and the Colorado Plateau, the rockunits near El Rito reveal a fascinating tale of landscapeevolution through time. The tour highlight will be a 2.5mile roundtrip hike (easy to moderate) to a spectacularoverlook of Copper Canyon, a large canyon on thewestern rim of the Colorado plateau. The panoramaincludes the Chama Valley, Cerro Pedernal, JemezMountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., May 5, 1 day.Course #SW382 01/CRN 31536Kirt Kempter, Fee $109Geology of the Ghost Ranch RegionOFF-CAMPUSThis one-day course will explore the geologic history ofthe area around Abiquiu, including rock formations andvistas that inspired Georgia O’Keeffe. Field stops andlectures will discuss the history of the Colorado Plateau,Jemez Mountains and the Rio Grande Rift. Students willgain insight into the changing shape of the landscapein northern New Mexico, as persistent geologic anderosional forces have sculpted the land over geologictime.Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., April 14, 1 day.Course #SW386 01/CRN 30681Kirt Kempter, Fee $109Hike to Cerro Grande, Overlooking theValles Caldera OFF-CAMPUSCerro Grande is a large volcanic dome on thesoutheastern rim of the Valles Caldera. At the summit(10,200 ft.), there are spectacular views looking intothe caldera and across the southern Jemez Mountains.The hike is moderately strenuous, climbing 1,200 feetin elevation, and is 4 miles round trip. There is muchgeology to discuss en route, including the volcanichistory of the Jemez Mountains prior to the eruptionof the Valles Caldera, and the long history of freshwater lakes that have existed within the caldera. Bringappropriate hiking gear, water, and picnic lunches - tobe eaten at the summit of Cerro Grande.Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., May 10, 1 day.Course #SW394 01/CRN 30821Kirt Kempter, Fee $109Try out our ONLINE REGISTRATION system at www.sfcc.edu. It’s fast and easy. But don’t forget to payfor your classes. Registration is not considered finaluntil payment has been made.36 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIESSUSTAINABLETECHNOLOGIESCall (505) 428-1270 to register.SUSTAINABILITYReducing our impact on our environment is vital for ahealthy planet. Issues, concepts, strategies and financialbenefits of sustainability are discussed in these series ofclasses.Introduction to Green BuildingBuilding better, “greener” and more energy efficientbuildings is easier than you may think. This classprovides an overview of Green Building for owners,builders and designers who want to improve the qualityof their homes and achieve higher energy efficiencywhile reducing their impact on our the environment.The class reviews current issues, concepts, strategies,goals, programs and language in the field, including:“Carbon Neutral” or “Zero Energy” homes, “LEED” and“Build Green” programs, “HERS” ratings, and energyefficiency strategies. We review the major componentsof green building and discuss financial incentives, taxcredits and regulations.Tuesday, 6 to 9 p.m., Feb. 5, 1 day.Course #HB313 01/CRN 30366Daniel Clavio, Fee $49Great Southwest Design in an Energy-Efficient HomeExplore the design principles that will help youaffordably create a beautiful and functional home.Including examples from New Mexico and around theworld, this class will familiarize you with importantdesign considerations, showing how mass and massing,light and shadow, layering of space, texture, indooroutdoorspace and color all contribute to achievingarchitecture that is efficient, functional and aestheticallypleasing. We also review passive solar design principlesthat significantly reduce energy consumption throughnatural heating and cooling, including solar orientationand the critical ratios of windows (sizes, types andlocations), internal mass (materials and quantity) andproper overhangs for seasonal shading.Tuesday, 6 to 9 p.m., Feb. 12, 1 day.Course #HB314 01/CRN 30367Daniel Clavio and Robin Dorrell, Fee $49A Guide to Successful BuildingFamiliarize yourself with the design and building processand learn how to work with architects, designers andbuilders for a successful building experience. This classreviews the systems, processes, details and strategiesyou need to help you stay within your project budgetand manage your home building project effectively.Topics and issues include: calculating hard and softbuilding costs; budgets and the benefits of earlyprice-checking to stay on budget; how to find theright architect and builder for your project; projectprocess flow chart; and the schedule of values for abuilding project. We also review some sample sets ofconstruction drawings.Tuesday, 6 to 9 p.m., March 12, 1 day.Course #HB322 01/CRN 31358Daniel Clavio, Fee $49QUESTIONS about supply lists or classes?Call 428-1676, and one of the ContinuingEducation staff will gladly help you.Call (505) 428-1270 to register. Registration is notconsidered final until payment has been made.www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201337

SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIESWater Harvesting and RecyclingConserving and managing our precious water resourcesare crucial to living in New Mexico. Learn how waterharvesting and recycling systems can reduce your waterusage and your water bills. We review current practicesfor using and managing storm-water, including rooftopcapture, passive systems, cisterns, pumice wicksand infiltration strategies. We also show how easyand cost-effective it is to use your household “graywater” (from showers and washing machines) toirrigate your landscape, plus strategies for dealing withhighly-polluting septic tanks and leach fields, makingthis “black water” safe and usable for irrigating yourlandscape.Tuesday, 6 to 9 p.m., Feb. 19, 1 day.Course #HB326 01/CRN 30369Daniel Clavio, Fee $49Renewable Energy Systems: Using the SunLearn about renewable energy systems for generatingheat and electricity for your home. These systemswill reduce your energy costs, decrease your “carbonfootprint” and make you less dependant on publicutilities. We review solar electric (photovoltaic orPV), solar thermal (solar water heating and radiantheating), “small” wind, geothermal (or ground sourceheat pump, for heating and cooling), and passivesolar (natural heating and cooling). We discuss systemdesigns and how to incorporate them into existingbuildings (retrofits), as well as planning for newconstruction. We also provide an overview of the costs,financial incentives and tax credits of these systems.Tuesday, 6 to 9 p.m., Feb. 26, 1 day.Course #HB328 01/CRN 30370Daniel Clavio, Fee $49Energy-Efficient RemodelingThis class will explore strategies for energy-efficientremodeling and how to get the most “bang for yourbuck” when you remodel. We look at the key componentsand systems of home remodeling projects, such aswindows, walls, roofs, heating and insulation, as well asadvances in building technology and materials. Learnhow to tighten up the “building envelope” while dealingwith venting and combustion issues that are so importantto your health and safety. Find out what mistakes toavoid, the cost of various improvements, and what greenbuilders, energy raters and other experts suggest.Tuesday, 6 to 9 p.m., March 5, 1 day.Course #HB329 01/CRN 30964Daniel Clavio, Fee $49Opportunities in Algae (Spirulina)Microfarming NEW!Robert Henrikson and Dr. Mark Edwards, two ofthe algae industry’s leading experts, review theevolution and breakthroughs in small scale spirulinaalgae microfarming for home, community and smallcommercial entrepreneurs. They also will give a previewof advanced photobioreactor systems being developedto grow valuable new products from other algae.Spirulina algae microfarming means local “algaepreneurs”can profitably grow high-value foods in asmall area, support the urban gardening, local foodand food self-sufficiency movements. In this workshop,Henrikson and Edwards introduce how this newmicrofarming opportunity is unfolding.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., April 6, 1 day.Course #STC327 01/CRN 31541Robert Henrikson and Dr. Mark Edwards, Fee $59Students With DisabilitiesIf you have a documented disability and requireassistance in class, please call or visit the Officeof Disability Services for coordination of youraccommodations. The office is located in RoomLL313. The phone number is (505) 428-1455.38 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTNEW MEXICOENERGY$MART ACADEMYNew Mexico Energy$mart Academy (NMESA) offerscomprehensive trainings in all aspects of energyefficiency and residential weatherization. From entry-levelfundamentals to more complex energy auditor-level classes,there is a progression in training that enables the studentto fully transition into new green jobs in the economy.NMESA also offers supporting trainings that conformto EPA and OSHA requirements for health and safety,including Lead RRP and OSHA classes. Our state-of-the-artlabs include a full-size pressure cabin, combustion traininglab, attic demonstration unit, attic air sealing props,“House of Pressure” and insulation training wall. We havea mobile training unit to support the field trainings. Mostclasses will include extensive hands-on training, both in thelab and in the field.Classes offered:Installer Retrofit TechnicianCrew LeaderResidential Energy AuditorQuality Control InspectorHVAC for AuditorBuilding Performance Institute, Building AnalystBuilding Performance Institute, Building EnvelopeRESNET HERS RaterHealthy Homes EssentialsOSHA 10 for constructionOSHA 30 for constructionLead Certified RenovatorLead Safe WeatherizationTo access full class descriptions and our current trainingschedule, go to this website:www.sfcc.edu/NM_energySmart_academyThe New Mexico Energy$mart Academy is a jointendeavor of Santa Fe Community College and the NewMexico Mortgage Finance Authority with funding fromthe U.S. Department of Energy.For more information, contact:Amanda Evans, DirectorNew Mexico Energy$mart Academyamanda.evans@sfcc.edu505-428-1805PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENTBUSINESS ANDPROFESSIONAL SKILLSIf you are interested in updating your work skills andmaking yourself more marketable in this ever changingeconomy, these classes are for you.Call (505) 428-1270 to register.Fundraising: Securing Resources forNonprofit OrganizationsMost nonprofit board members and volunteers resistfundraising. Come and learn how to turn your boardinto individuals who enjoy their fundraising role.This workshop will bring order and simplicity to yourfundraising efforts, make fundraising doable andpainless for all involved, build relationships that fosterrepeat giving, lay the foundation for the big gift,identify your potential donors and develop effectiveapproach strategies that each board member enjoys.Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,Feb. 21, 2 days.Course #BP304 01/CRN 31247Richard Marchese, Fee $135Grantsmanship: Securing Resources forNonprofit OrganizationsThis two-day course brings order and simplicity to thegrantsmanship process. It is designed for beginninggrant writers concerned with securing funding fornonprofit organizations. Learn to locate and researchgovernment funding sources, match project ideas withgrantor needs, approach grantors and write winningproposals. Post-workshop assistance is available.Spanning a 30-year career, Richard Marchese haswritten more than 600 proposals for more than $100million in funds.Thursday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Feb. 7, 2 days.Course #BP313 01/CRN 30749Richard Marchese, Fee $135www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201339

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTWomen and Leadership NEW!More women than men are earning college degreesand increasing numbers of women are enteringpostgraduate programs; and yet, women continue tobe significantly be under represented in congress, oncorporate boards and in significant leadership roles.Women are achieving but not leading. We will talkabout what we need to be doing differently both as agroup and individually. Students will leave with a betterunderstanding of your own leadership style and howyou can improve your leadership skills. Sheila J. Vaughn,Ph.D. is a psychologist and a lecturer at the University ofCalifornia, Irvine for more than 20 years.Monday, 6 to 8 p.m., Feb. 11, 4 wks.Course #BP320 01/CRN 31533Sheila Vaughn, Fee $75Crowdfunding: A New Way to Fund ProjectsCrowdfunding is a new method of funding for one timecreative projects and businesses. It has become one of themost popular and successful ways of financing charitableventures, movies, music, art, publishing, applicationdevelopment and entrepreneurial start-ups. As charitabledonations have decreased and traditional lendinginstitutions have cut back on loans to small businesses,crowdfunding has become an attractive alternative.Marcia Kaplan, MBA, has been a market research andmarketing consultant for more than 17 years.Wednesday, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., April 3, 1 day.Course #BP333 01/CRN 31242Marcia Kaplan, Fee $29How to be a Great SupervisorThis class is for individuals who want to be a supervisoror who are already a supervisor and want to better theirskills. Students will solve problems working in a groupand will be given ideas on how to handle problemsituations and difficult employees.Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., March 16, 1 day.Course #BP321 01/CRN 31534Jeff Dieringer, Fee $150Grantsmanship Training ProgramThis is the workshop, first offered in 1972 andcontinuously updated, that began a new erain training for nonprofit agencies. Designedfor both novice and experienced grantseekers,the Grantsmanship Training Program® is acomprehensive workshop that covers researchingfunding sources and writing and reviewing realproposals. The program will teach you to useThe Grantsmanship Center’s ® proposal writingformat, the most widely used in the world. Duringthe workshop you will search out funding sourcesand you will develop a proposal for your ownagency or help a classmate develop one. You willleave this workshop with new skills and the abilityto apply those skills to the needs of your ownorganization. The course fee includes a one-yearmembership which includes proposal review,access to funding databases, tuition discounts andmore. Register at www.TGCI.com.Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,May 20, 5 days.Course Fee $895Social Media Marketing for BusinessSocial media is changing the way we do business.It’s not what you say about your business that countsanymore, but what your customers say to each other.Have you really looked at how social media marketing(SMM) can promote and grow your business? This onesession class takes an introductory look on how socialmedia is being used to expand beyond traditionalmarketing. Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, Pinterest andLinkedIn will be discussed along with other popularSMM platforms.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Feb. 23, 1 day.Course #BP384 01/CRN 30999Kerry Armour, Fee $4540 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTTEAS Test PreparationThis course includes Math I and II, Science I and II,Reading and English and Language Skills. These classeswill assist in preparing students to take The Test ofEssential Academic Skills (TEAS) and those needing toretake the exam. TEAS is a national test administeredto students applying to nursing school. The TEAS isdesigned to measure the general knowledge and skillsof applicants, as it relates to the expected professionalduties of nursing. Though minimum score requirementsare set by each program, higher scores make applicantsmore competitive and increase their chances of beingaccepted into a nursing program. The TEAS is timed andconsists of 170 multiple choice questions. Determiningappropriate strategies to answer questions and effectiveuse of time are essential to maximize an individual’sscore. Ed Worden, B.S., B.A., is adjunct faculty in mathat Santa Fe Community College.Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.,Jan. 7, 6 days.Course #BP450 01/CRN 31243Ed Worden, Fee $135COMPUTER SKILLSWith a command of and fluency with computers, which arenow an integral part of our daily lives, SFCC’s ContinuingEducation has developed a computer series to launch youon your way to personal or professional development.Supplemental courses will enhance your skills.Call (505) 428-1270 to register.COMPUTER CLASSES FORTHE PCWord I 2010Microsoft Word is the world’s most popular wordprocessingsoftware. Students will learn thefundamentals including creating, editing, savingand printing a document. You will use bullets andnumbering, learn cut/copy/paste, and set tab stopsand leaders, then see how to enhance your work withformatting and adding simple borders. This class isfor individuals with little or no knowledge of wordprocessing, however, it is recommended that studentsbe familiar with the Windows environment.Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.,Feb. 12, 2 days.Course #CPC312 01/CRN 30312Kenneth Pinter, Fee $99Excel I 2010Whether you are managing a household or runninga small business, Excel will help you automate yourbooks using everyday math. Students will learn basicspreadsheet techniques; how to enter, analyze andcalculate data; use of simple formulas; and much more.Students should have a working knowledge of Windows.Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.,Feb. 26, 2 days.Course #CPC313 01/CRN 30314Kenneth Pinter, Fee $99PowerPoint 2010Do you often need to make presentations to a liveaudience or produce free-running slide shows?Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 is a popular tool thatallows you to produce and give professional lookingPC-based presentations. In this course, you will designand build presentations utilizing text, images, andaudio and video clips. In addition, you will learn howto incorporate various slide designs, transitions andanimations to make your presentations more interestingand memorable, and to print handouts. Rules foreffective presentations will also be discussed.Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.,March 12, 2 days.Course #CPC314 01/CRN 31240Kenneth Pinter, Fee $99Word II 2010You’ve learned the basics, now learn to apply sophisticatedWord features to enhance the look and efficiency of yourwork. Students will learn how to use mail merge formailing lists and to create and use tables, headers/footers,styles and columns. A working knowledge of Word and itsbasic features is recommended.Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.,Feb. 19, 2 days.Course #CPC320 01/CRN 30316Kenneth Pinter, Fee $99www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201341

Professional DevelopmentExcel II 2010Build on your basic knowledge of Excel to increase yourproductivity. Students will construct advanced formulas;use worksheet information in database fashion; designcharts; protect worksheet data; and learn about macros,simple scenarios and more. Excel I or equivalent skills arerecommended.Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.,March 5, 2 days.Course #CPC321 01/CRN 30318Kenneth Pinter, Fee $99Working in SkyDrive NEW!Learn how to save your favorite photos and documentsto Microsoft SkyDrive, a file hosting service thatutilizes cloud storage, and share them with friends,family or coworkers. Then access, view and edit thesedocuments from any computer or phone with anInternet connection by visiting skydrive.com. Learn tosave documents created in Microsoft Word, Excel andPowerPoint to SkyDrive. Create and edit documents inyour browser using Microsoft Office Web Apps. Worktogether with your coworkers on the same document.Plus your files are password protected. Pamela Mullinikshas been a computer trainer and systems analyst formore than 20 years.Friday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., March 8, 1 day.Course #CPC351 01/CRN 31241Pamela Mulliniks, Fee $55COMPUTER CLASSES FORDIGITAL IMAGINGDigital Photography: The Computer(PC Users)This course examines digital photography capabilities,from importing images into the computer to makingthe final print. Learn how to import, organize andarchive digital images. We’ll discuss preparing imagesfor printing and the Internet. You’ll also learn basicimage improvements such as red-eye removal, colorbalance, contrast adjustment and creative cropping.Students will have a better understanding of how to usethe computer to manage their digital images effectively.Steve Walenta is a digital-imaging specialist.Thursday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Feb. 28, 2 wks.Course #CPI321 01/CRN 31550Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., April 26, 2 wks.Course #CPI321 02/CRN 31001Steven Walenta, Fee $85Digital Photography: The Computer(Mac Users)This class is only for Mac users. It examines digitalphotography capabilities, from importing images intothe computer to making the final print. Learn howto import, organize and archive digital images. We’lldiscuss preparing images for printing and the Internet.You’ll also learn basic image improvements such asred-eye removal, color balance, contrast adjustmentand creative cropping. Students will have a betterunderstanding of how to use the computer to managetheir digital images effectively. Steve Walenta is a digitalimagingspecialist.Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., May 10, 2 wks.Course #CPI325 01/CRN 31551Steven Walenta, Fee $85Photoshop for BeginnersThis hands-on course gives you a thorough overview ofthe almost limitless possibilities of Adobe Photoshop, thepremier image-editing program. Topics include basiccommands, image adjustments and enhancements,layers, special effects, selections, cropping, and savingimages for the Web and email. Photoshop has manyuses: marketing and business materials, restoring andretouching photographs, and fine art imaging are just afew of the many ways to use the program. Basic Mac orPC skills are required.Thursday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Feb. 7, 3 wks.Course #CPI350 01/CRN 30379Steven Walenta, Fee $105Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Feb. 23, 3 wks.Course #CPI350 02/CRN 30381LeAnne Summers, Fee $10542 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTAdobe Photoshop Elements 9.0In this class we explore Elements 9.0, the affordableand versatile image-editing software from Adobe.Learn how to remove red eye, crop, adjust color andcontrast, brush away wrinkles and unwanted objects,and create composites and panoramas. You’ll also findout how to add text and decorative edges, organizeyour photos, create a slide show and prepare imagesfor the Web. Students should have an understanding ofbasic computer functions such as opening files, savingfiles and creating folders. Steven Walenta is a freelancedigital-imaging specialist and photographer.Friday, 12 to 3 p.m., March 1, 3 wks.Course #CPI352 01/CRN 30378Steven Walenta, Fee $105COMPUTER CLASSES FORTHE MACLearn to Love a Mac – An IntroductionSwore you’d never try a Mac? Try this class out foran introduction to the Mac computer and its currentOSX operating system. The class covers the standardsoftware programs and all the basics, including usingthe mouse; the keyboard; menus and shortcuts; thedesktop and finder features; file management; openingapplications and documents; printing; customizing; andusing the Internet and basic email protocol. This courseis for individuals with little or no knowledge of the Mac.Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Feb. 8, 2 wks.Course #CPM348 01/CRN 30384Jason Goodyear, Fee $99Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., April 12, 2 wks.Course #CPM348 02/CRN 30385Steven Walenta, Fee $99COMPUTER CLASSES FORWEB DESIGNCall (505) 428-1270 to register.Beginning Web Design With DreamweaverDreamweaver is a powerful Web authoring programused to create and maintain websites. In this first part ofthe Web design series, you’ll learn the basics of HTML,the language of the World Wide Web, and how to setup a website including adding text, graphics and linksto your site. Learn to create a basic, multipage websiteby the end of class. All the concepts in this course maybe applied to other Web programs like Frontpage,GoLive and others. This course is offered on bothWindows and Mac computers. Some experience withthe Web and a browser is required.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., April 6, 1 day.Course #CPW341 01/CRN 30374Zachary Van Note, Fee $125Intermediate Web Design With DreamweaverBuild on the basics learned in the Beginning WebDesign With Dreamweaver class. This hands-on look atformatting will enhance your Web pages. Learn to usetables for displaying data and laying out your page. Anintroduction to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) will helpyou get the visual results you want. Other topics includemeta tags, finding a Web host and publishing yourpages to a “live” Web server. This course is offered onboth Windows and Mac computers.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., April 20, 1 day.Course #CPW342 01/CRN 30375Zachary Van Note, Fee $125Introduction to MacThis is a longer course than “Love a Mac,” with theopportunity to try things at home in between classes. Allthe material in “Love a Mac” is covered and basic Macoperating system concepts are introduced. Studentsaddress practical concerns, including file management,different hardware configurations and networking.Learn how to print your own font list, install andmanage your fonts, basic troubleshooting and otheruseful tips and tricks.Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., April 5, 4 wks.Course #CPM349 01/CRN 30383Jason Goodyear, Fee $175www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201343

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTAdvanced Web Design With DreamweaverLearn to make your Web pages look polished and trulyprofessional with an in-depth look at Cascading StyleSheets (CSS) for formatting and layout. This class willbuild on the first two classes by emphasizing standardscompliantcode that works in all browsers. Learn to useDreamweaver templates and library items to speed uppage creation and maintenance. Creating CSS-basedmenus and using Flash Professional to add audio, videoand other dynamic touches to your site are discussed. Thiscourse is offered on both Windows and Mac computers.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., May 4, 1 day.Course #CPW343 01/CRN 30376Zachary Van Note, Fee $125Marketing and Selling on the WebUnleash the potential of your website! Getting your siteup and running is only half the battle – getting peopleto visit your site and take action is critical. Discovercutting-edge methods for marketing and promotingyour websites. Learn how to optimize your site forsearch engines, create advertising campaigns that work,add a shopping cart to a website, handle credit cardtransactions and much more.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., May 18, 1 day.Course #CPW351 01/CRN 30377Zachary Van Note, Fee $125COMPUTERS FOR THEINEXPERIENCEDCall (505) 428-1270 to register.Basic ComputersAre you feeling that computer technology has passedyou by? Afraid that a standard computer course willgo too fast? This hands-on course covers the basicsof the personal computer system at a leisurely pace.Learn about the inside of your PC and know the keycomponents necessary when purchasing your nextcomputer system. Learn how to set up and connectyour new computer, including your best choices forhardware as well as software. No prior computerexperience is required.Monday and Wednesday, 1 to 3:30 p.m.,Feb. 4, 2 wks.Course #CPS301 01/CRN 31391Janet Olojo, Fee $99Exploring the Internet and EmailAlthough the Internet can be intimidating, this slowpacedcourse is geared specifically toward PC users,showing you how much fun the Internet can be. Learnthe basics of the Internet and get hands-on experiencesurfing the Web and learning how to perform onlinesearches and use email. Participants should have somebasic computer knowledge.Monday and Wednesday, 1 to 3:30 p.m.,April 1, 2 wks.Course #CPS302 01/CRN 30941Janet Olojo, Fee $99Basic Windows 7Now that you have mastered the basics of the personalcomputer, find out about the operating system behindthe scenes. This hands-on, leisurely course focuses onnavigating the Windows 7 environment. Learn how tocustomize and manage your desktop, desktop icons andshortcuts, create new folders, learn file management,and finally become skilled at backing up your datasafely. This course is for individuals with little or no priorexperience. Windows XP users are welcome!Monday and Wednesday, 1 to 3:30 p.m.,Feb. 18, 2 wks.Course #CPS303 01/CRN 30322Janet Olojo, Fee $99Try out our ONLINE REGISTRATION system at www.sfcc.edu. It’s fast and easy. But don’t forget to payfor your classes. Registration is not considered finaluntil payment has been made.44 CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTBasic Word 2010This course provides an introduction to Microsoft’sword-processing program. It covers important MicrosoftWord fundamentals, including creating a documentand saving it, using toolbars and the ruler bar, andmoving around within a document. Formatting (font,alignment, etc.) and page setup (margins, orientation)are also covered, along with cut/copy/paste,AutoCorrect, find/replace and spell check. Studentsshould be familiar with the Windows environment.Monday and Wednesday, 1 to 3:30 p.m.,March 4, 2 wks.Course #CPS305 01/CRN 30323Janet Olojo, Fee $99Basic Excel 2010Ever thought of Excel as daunting and confusing? Ifso, join this slow-paced class in exploring Excel and itsmany uses. Students will learn how to create their nextmailing or party list using Excel as a database. Makeworking with numbers a pleasure instead of a chore byusing Excel tools such as auto sum, auto fill and autocalculate functions. Master formatting techniques usingtoolbars and shortcuts to create professional lookingworkbooks.Monday and Wednesday, 1 to 3:30 p.m.,April 15, 2 wks.Course #CPS308 01/CRN 31393Janet Olojo, Fee $99Join the online classes at SFCC! The ContinuingEducation department is now offering distancelearningthrough Education 2 Go. See pages 49-52.It’s easy to check out the huge selection of classes– simply type www.Ed2Go.com/sfccnm in yourbrowser and explore the possibilities. Classes beginmonthly, with tuition as low as $99. Register andpay at www.Ed2Go.com/sfccnm.Small BusinessDevelopmentCenterWorkshopsThe Santa Fe Small Business Development Center(SBDC) offers affordable workshops to existingbusiness owners and their staff as well as potentialentrepreneurs. Workshops are held on the SFCCcampus as well as in a variety of locationsthroughout the region. Offerings include:Bookkeeping BasicsBudgeting and ForecastingUnderstanding Financial StatementsHiring, Training and ManagingEmployeesEmployer ComplianceGovernment ContractingMarketing to the MediaYear-End Tax Issuesand the ever-popular “Steps to Startinga Small Business”You can review a complete course listing andregister online by visiting www.nmsbdc.org/santafeand clicking on the “Workshop Calendar” button.Or call us at (505) 428-1343 if you would prefer toregister by telephone.The Santa Fe Small Business Development Centeris one of 20 centers located across New Mexicooffering confidential, no cost consulting services.Call us today to find out why the New MexicoSBDC Network is the resource of choice for morethan 79,000 New Mexico entrepreneurs.www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ADULT COURSES SPRING 201345

PlanetariumWhere the Stars Are!February through May 2013Backyard AstronomyThursday, February 7, March 7. 7 to 8 p.m.;April 4, May 2, 8 to 9 p.m.Enjoy a live presentation of the current skies in theplanetarium and an outdoor viewing of the night skydirectly from the college grounds. A sky viewing followsthe presentation if weather permits.Light: The Universal InformantThursday, February 14, 7 to 8 p.m.We know what the stars are made of, know of theirstructures and their lives, only because we are able toobserve and analyze their spectra. Unbroken starlightallows us to admire a star’s external characteristics; inexamining their spectra, we have moved from the verysmall, from little waves and atoms, to the very large,to stars, and then down in scale to planets. Join us inlearning more about light!Our New Solar SystemThursday, April 11 and 18, 8 to 9 p.m.This series provides lunar observation and planetexploration. Topics include: the Moon and the Sun,Eclipses and occultation, the Planets, asteroids andcomets. Join us in learning more about our localneighborhood.Ancient Skies: Native AmericanConstellationsThursday, May 9 and 16, 8 to 9 p.m.A historical and astronomical account of how thesettlers and Native Americans viewed the constellationsand their significance to these cultures.The Night SkyThursday, March 14, 7 to 8 p.m.A presentation of astronomy in history, stellarmagnitudes, constellations, monthly star charts, andastronomical telescopes. Explore the northern NewMexico night skies with these programs – a perfect wayto learn more about astronomy.46 CONTINUING EDUCATION PLANETARIUM SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

PlanetariumAdmission (unless otherwise noted)Adults, $5;Preteens and seniors, $3;SFCC students, employees and planetariummembers, free.For more information call (505) 428-1774 or contact usat Juan.alvarezdelcasti@sfcc.eduSupport the planetariumBecome a MemberMembership BenefitsMembers receive one-year free admission toregularly scheduled shows and a 10% discount at theplanetarium gift cart.Membership OptionsArcturus (seniors 65+, teachers and students)$30 a year per personSpica (individuals)$40 a year per personGemini (couples)$70 a year per couplePleiades (family)$100 a year for up to four peopleFor more information about membership, call(505) 428-1774 or contact Juan.alvarezdelcasti@sfcc.eduSchool ProgramsThrough programming, presentations and tours ofthe night sky, the planetarium helps teachers engagestudents from kindergarten though 12th grade inmeaningful learning about the solar system, starsand galaxies.For more information, call (505) 428-1774 or contactJuan.alvarezdelcasti@sfcc.eduOut-of-this-worldfacility rentaloptionsSearching for a unique event, or special celebrationvenue, meeting or conference facility?Our planetarium is all this and more.• Ambience & Atmosphere• Different and unique• Flexible• Technology• Affordable• Access for guests with disabilitiesFor more information call (505) 428-1774 or contactJuan.alvarezdelcasti@sfcc.eduGive Stars as GiftsWhen you purchase one of the 2,354 stars or othercelestial features of the Spitz 512 planetarium projector,you are supporting youth programming.Your star purchase is a tax-deductible gift to helpunderwrite free educational programming in theplanetarium for children from local public and privateschools. For every star purchased, you will receive…• Information about your star and its location in ouruniverse• A personalized certificate with a beautiful crystal starPricesStars $25Planets $500The Moon SoldThe Sun $1,000Aurora Borealis $1,000Meteor Shower $1,000Constellations Prices vary (if available)For more information, call (505) 428-1774 or contactJuan.alvarezdelcasti@sfcc.edu.www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION PLANETARIUM SPRING 201347

Online CERTIFICATES • www.gatlineducation.com/sfccOnline Learning Anytime, Anywhere...Just a click away!Online Career Training ProgramsPrepare for employment in some of today’s hottest careers with acomprehensive, affordable, and self-paced online Career TrainingProgram. You can begin these Programs at any time and learnat your own pace. Upon successful completion of all requiredcoursework, you will receive a Certificate of Completion.Programs are available in the following areas:• Business and Professional• Healthcare and Fitness• IT and Software Development• Management and Corporate• Media and Design• Hospitality and Gaming• Skilled Trades and IndustrialFeatures:• Facilitators and mentors are available to answer questions and help you through your studies• Career Counselors will help you prepare for the transition from the classroom to the workplace• Courses are all open-enrollment and self paced• No additional charges - all materials, workbooks, and software are included in the course fee• Payment plans availablePharmacy TechnicianThis nationally recognized PharmacyTechnician online course and trainingprogram teaches the skills needed to gainemployment as a Pharmacy Tech in eitherthe hospital or retail setting.Medical Coding and BillingUpon successful completion of theMedical Billing and Coding course,students will be prepared for an entrylevelposition doing medical billing orcoding in a medical office setting.Administrative Medical Specialistwith Medical Billing and CodingLearn about medical office operations,with an emphasis on billing and coding,processing insurance forms, and usingmedical software. This program providestraining on medical billing softwareas well as preparation for the CertifiedCoding Associate (CCA) nationalcertification exam.Enroll Today!Medical TranscriptionThis nationally recognized medicaltranscription online course and trainingprogram prepares you to start a newcareer as a medical transcriptionist.Six Sigma Black BeltCourse material provides an in-depthlook at the Six Sigma Black Belt DMAICproblem-solving methodology, as wellas deployment and project developmentapproaches.Project ManagementThis program will provide you with a solidintroduction to the understanding ofproject management and help you complywith the minimum 35 hours of trainingas required by the Project ManagementInstitute (PMI) before you take the ProjectManagement Professional (PM) exam.AutoCAD 2009Learn the skills needed to create and editsimple drawings and gradually introducemore advanced AutoCAD skills.Freight Broker/Agent TrainingLearn the skills to be a successful Freight- Load Broker Agent. Tutorials andprojects will teach the you the practicalapplication of Freight Broker skills.Veterinary AssistantPrepare for an exciting new career asan administrative veterinary assistant.Students in the program learn aboutthe care of animals as well as how torecognize signs of illness and disease. Thisonline program also covers interpersonalcommunication, interaction with clientsand their animals, as well as how to assistthe veterinarian during examinations.And much more!ParalegalThis program will prepare you to besuccessful in the fast growing paralegalcareer field. The paralegal trainingprogram includes free access to theofficial NALA Campus certification examprep and Westlaw.All materials are included in the program fees. Each course has an instructor assigned to answer studentquestions and solve student problems. To learn more, visit www.gatlineducation.com/sfcc.You can also reach us by calling (877) 221-5151.48 CONTINUING EDUCATION ONLINE CLASSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Online classes • www.ed2go.com/sfccnmWhat Santa Feans are saying about Ed2Go courses:About ...Get Grants!Starting a Nonprofit“This course was demanding and informative.The instructor is brilliant!”Where Does All My Money Go?“Although my financial situation is in prettygood shape, this course helped to focusour planning efforts and provided a solidformula for getting control of my money. Ido intend to pay for both my children to takethis course so they don’t have to learn theselessons by trial and error.”“Very good course. My compliments to thewomen who created it. Top quality.”Accounting FundamentalsThis instructor was very well prepared andorganized. She presented the materials veryclearly and the course content was exactlywhat I needed and expected. I found theclass discussion at the end of the chaptersparticularly interesting and helpful. Thank you!Santa Fe Community College Continuing Educationnow offers completely online classes through Ed2GoOur online classes are open toeveryoneInstructor-Facilitated OnlineLearningExpert Instructors24-Hour AccessOnline Discussion AreasHow to Get Started:1. Visit our Online InstructionCenter:www.ed2go.com/sfccnm2. Click the Courses link, choosethe department and coursetitle you are interested in andselect the Enroll Now button.Follow the instructions to enrolland pay for your course. Hereyou will enter your e-mailand choose a password thatwill grant you access to theClassroom.3. When your course starts, returnto our Online InstructionCenter and click the Classroomlink. To begin your studies,simply log in with your e-mailand the password you selectedduring enrollment.Start DatesNew course sessions begin eachmonth. Please visit our OnlineInstruction Center to see exactstart dates for the courses thatinterest you.RequirementsAll courses require Internetaccess, E-mail, MicrosoftInternet Explorer, or Firefox webbrowsers. Some courses may haveadditional requirements. Pleasevisit our Online Instruction Centerfor more information.Course Fees start at just $99Registration and payment must be made at ed2go.com/sfccnmwww.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ONLINE CLASSES SPRING 201349

Online classes • www.ed2go.com/sfccnmAccountingAccounting FundamentalsGain a marketable new skill by learning the basicsof double-entry bookkeeping, financial reporting,and more.Performing Payroll in QuickBooksDiscover the secrets of effortlessly setting up andprocessing your payroll.Adobe SoftwareDesign Projects for Adobe IllustratorLearn the basics of Adobe Illustrator with design projectsthat let you practice as you learn.Photoshop Elements I and IIMaster the most advanced features of PhotoshopElements for Windows and take your photo editing skillsto the next level!ARTSDrawing for the Absolute BeginnerGain a solid foundation in drawing and become theartist you’ve always dreamed you could be!Music Made EasyLearn the fundamentals of music theory. Be able toread, write, and play simple music.A Writer’s Guide to Descriptive SettingsDevelop your eye for detail and improve your writingwith vivid descriptions, memorable settings, andbelievable characters.Basic Computer LiteracyIntroduction to Windows XPLearn how Windows XP makes it easy to work with text,pictures, audio, video, and more.Introduction to LinuxLearn how to use the Linux desktop operating systemalong with the included productivity, multimedia, andInternet software.Computer Skills for the WorkplaceGain a working knowledge of the computer skills you’llneed to succeed in today’s job market.Registration and payment must be made ated2go.com/sfccnmBUSINESS AND CORPORATEMastery of Business FundamentalsAcquire practical experience in strategic planning,management, and finance without enrolling in an MBAprogram.Project Management FundamentalsGain the skills you’ll need to succeed in the fast-growingfield of project management.Learn to Buy and Sell on eBayAuction pros teach you how to work from home or earnextra income by buying and selling goods online.Marketing Your Business on the InternetE-commerce expert helps you develop an Internetmarketing plan for your business.CAREER IDEASGrowing Plants for Fun and ProfitAn industry professional teaches you everything youneed to prosper in the backyard nursery business.Get Paid to TravelLearn everything you need to start your new andexciting career as a professional tour director.Paralegal PreparationPrepare for a career as a paralegal by learningterminology, processes, and other basics (course 1 of 6).CERTIFICATION PREPBasic CompTIA® A+ Certification PrepPrepare for the CompTIA® A+ exam and begin arewarding career in the fast-growing PC repair field(course 1 of 3).CompTIA Security+ Certification PrepMaster the terms and concepts you need to pass theCompTIA® Security+ exam and earn your Security+certificate.Children, Parents andFamilyListen to Your Heart, and SuccessWill FollowDesign a life that makes you happy by learning howyou can use work to express yourself and share yourinterests and talents.Homeschool With SuccessDiscover how to homeschool your children in a waythat ensures they get what they need both academicallyand socially.50CONTINUING EDUCATION ONLINE CLASSES SPRING 2013www.sfcc.edu

Online classes • www.ed2go.com/sfccnmComputer ProgramingIntroduction to Perl ProgrammingLearn a programming skill that will make you a morevaluable Web developer or system administrator.Introduction to PHP and MySQLLearn how to create dynamic, interactive Web sitesusing PHP and a MySQL database server.Introduction to C++ ProgrammingLearn to program in C++, even if you have no priorprogramming experience!Creative WritingGrammar RefresherGain confidence in your ability to produce clean,grammatically correct documents and speeches.Write Fiction Like a ProAuthor teaches you how professional writers use storyoutlines to structure any type of story.Registration and payment must be made ated2go.com/sfccnmFinance and PersonalWealthPersonal FinanceProtect your assets and discover how best to achieve allyour financial goals.Stocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My!Make wise investment decisions so you have enough tolive comfortably through your retirement.The Analysis and Valuation of StocksDiscover valuable techniques that show you step-bystephow to research and value stocks.Introduction to Stock OptionsLearn how stock options can help you profit in any typeof market.GRANT WRITING/NONPROFITSIntroduction to Nonprofit ManagementDevelop the skills and strategies you need to becomean integral part of one of the fastest growing servicesectors.Becoming a Grant Writing ConsultantIncrease your income while working from home bystarting a grant writing consulting businessHealth and WellnessHandling Medical EmergenciesEvery second counts during a medical emergency. Learnhow to respond if someone needs your help.Introduction to Natural Health andHealingLearn how to promote wellness, balance, and health inall aspects of your daily life.Job SearchTwelve Steps to a Successful Job SearchWorld-renowned author and career advisor shows youhow to get the job you want quickly and easily and inany economy.Making Age an Asset in Your Job SearchThis course is a guide for older workers looking tomake a career change, find employment opportunities,or learn strategies that give them the best chance ofgetting hired.LANGUAGESInstant ItalianLearn Italian from the comfort of your home in this funand enjoyable online course.Grammar for ESLIf English is your second language, this course will teachyou the principles you’ll need to succeed.LAW & LEGAL CAREERSBusiness Law for Small Business OwnersLearn how to successfully protect your small businessand solve most of the legal problems that may arise.Workers’ CompensationGain essential skills and a solid understanding of one ofthe fastest-growing areas in law.Winning Strategy for the CourtroomLearn what it takes to win in civil court from an attorneywho has won hundreds of cases.Employment Law FundamentalsLearn the basics of employment law so you can legallyhire, evaluate, and manage employees.Paralegal PreparationPrepare for a career as a paralegal by learningterminology, processes, and other basics (course 1 of 6).LSAT Preparation - Course 1 of 2Learn about law school entrance procedures andimprove your test-taking skills.www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION ONLINE CLASSES SPRING 201351

Online classes • www.ed2go.com/sfccnmManagement and SalesProfessional Sales SkillsDiscover how to begin a successful and rewardingcareer in sales.Managing Customer ServiceBecome indispensable to any organization byunderstanding how to identify and meet customer needs.Distribution and Logistics ManagementImprove your company’s ability to deliver on time andon budget, while increasing customer satisfaction.MATHematicsEveryday MathGain confidence in your basic math skills and start usingmath to your advantage.Personal DevelopmentLeadershipGain the respect and admiration of others, exert morecontrol over your destiny, and enjoy success in yourprofessional and personal life.Grammar RefresherGain confidence in your ability to produce clean,grammatically correct documents and speeches.Computer Skills for the WorkplaceGain a working knowledge of the computer skills you’llneed to succeed in today’s job market.Keys to Effective CommunicationLost for words? Don’t be! Learn to build rapport, trust,warmth, and respect through conversation.PublishingThe Craft of Magazine WritingIf you’re a determined new writer, this class will provideyou with the skills you need to get published.Beginner’s Guide to Getting PublishedPublished writer shows you how to give yourself thecredibility you need to get your works published.Research Methods for WritersLearn the most efficient and effective methods toconduct research for any writing project.Fundamentals of Technical WritingLearn the skills you need to succeed in the well-payingfield of technical writing.Effective Business WritingDevelop powerful written documents that draw readersin and keep them motivated to continue to the end.Intermediate Microsoft WordTake advantage of Word’s publishing capabilities tocreate eye-catching documents.Publish It Yourself: How to Start andOperate Your Own Publishing BusinessConvert manuscripts into income by producing andselling books like the pros.Start your own businessStart and Operate Your Own Home-BasedBusinessAn experienced entrepreneur teaches you how todevelop the motivation, discipline, and creativity to quityour job and be your own boss.Start Your Own Arts and Crafts BusinessLearn how to start your own arts and crafts businessfrom a professional artist.TEACHINGSurvival Kit for New TeachersVeteran instructor shares the secrets for success in yourfirst years of teaching.Creating the Inclusive Classroom: Strategiesfor SuccessIn this professional development course for teachers,you’ll get the training you need to reach the diversemix of students you face every day — learning provenstrategies that turn diversity into opportunity.Integrating Technology in the ClassroomTake your teaching to another level with these fun newways to incorporate technology into your lesson plans.The Classroom ComputerLearn how to use the classroom computer to increaselearning and motivate students.Using the Internet in the ClassroomDiscover how you can use the Internet to make teachingeasier for you and more relevant to your students.Creating a Classroom Web SiteLearn how to create a classroom Web site and howhaving one can make you a more effective and dynamicteacher.Microsoft Excel in the ClassroomDiscover how Excel can help you improve youreffectiveness as a teacher.Microsoft Word 2007 in the ClassroomHarness the power of the most popular word processingprogram on the market and become a more productiveand creative teacher.52 CONTINUING EDUCATION ONLINE CLASSES SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

Campus MapCampus MapMAIN BUILDINGPARKINGAT Trades and Advanced Technology CenterKC Kids CampusFE Fitness Education CenterHS Health and Sciences CenterLL Lower LevelM Main BuildingPlanetariumRICHARDS AVE. to Rodeo Road ➞BoardroomRooms 200-226and LL300-LL326WEST WINGPARKINGto West Wing,Health and Sciences Centerand La Familia Medical/Dental CenterEnrollmentCenterBookstore/Copy CenterCampusCenterMCashierRooms100-135InformationDeskMAINENTRANCEto Main Entrance,Fine Arts CenterPARKINGJemezRoomsCOURTYARDTestingCenterRooms600-612FINE ARTSCENTERRooms400-497HSRooms500-569Visual ArtsGalleryRooms700-757GED/ESLLibraryRooms 800-822Rooms4511-4550 La FamiliaMedical CenterDental ClinicHEALTH ANDSCIENCES CENTERSFCTV/KSFRRooms 570-587East WingEateryEAST WINGPARKINGto Challenge CourseFITNESSEDUCATIONCENTERPARKINGComputer LabBus Stop➞to I-25,HWY 14to Kids Campusto Trades and AdvancedTechnology Center, FitnessEducation CenterTRADES & ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY CENTERATAVENIDADEL SURKIDS CAMPUSPARKINGRooms1-59KCWILLIAM C. WITTERFITNESS EDUCATIONCENTERFERooms LL1-LL91000-10172000-2017CampusCupboardPARKINGwww.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION • SPRING 201353

RegistrationRegistrationRegister now!Continuous, semester-long registration has begun.All registrations, whether online, by phone, by fax,by mail or in person, are being accepted now.Classes start throughout the semester. Find the latestcontinuing education class listings on our Web site atwww.sfcc.edu.Many classes fill quickly. We recommend that youregister no later than four working days before thestarting date of the class. You may register for mostclasses up until the starting date, but if you delay, theclass may either be full or canceled due to insufficientenrollment. Registrations cannot be accepted at classes.NOTEClasses will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.Prices and room assignments may change withoutnotice. Please check the Web site for current information.SFCC is not responsible for typographical errors.Registration is not considered final until payment hasbeen made.Five WAYS TO REGISTERRegistration is not considered final until paymenthas been made.1.) Online (returning user). Returning students mayvisit www.sfcc.edu and click on JACK or the REGISTERFOR CLASSES link. You will need your user name andpassword to access your student account and register.2.) By Fax. Both new and returning students can faxa completed registration form along with paymentinformation to (505) 428-1468.3.) By Phone. Both new and returning studentsmay register with an enrollment specialist by calling428-1270 during regular business hours: Monday,Wednesday, and Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.,Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m. to 5p.m.4.) In Person. Both new and returning students canregister in Enrollment and Student Services at SFCC onMondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to5:30 p.m., Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., orFridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.5.) By Mail. Both new and returning students can maila completed registration form along with payment to:SFCC Enrollment and Student ServicesAttn: CE Registration6401 Richards Ave.Santa Fe, NM 87508-4887Class FEESContinuing Education classes are self-sustaining, andclass fees must cover all program expenses. Fees arebased on an estimated minimum number of students.Class fees are subject to change without notice. Pleasecheck the Web site for current information and reviewthe refund policy before registering.SFCC User name and passwordSFCC assigns each student a user name. You can getyour user name by going to www.sfcc.edu and clickingon the link to JACK. Once there, follow the instructionsto find your user name and password.REFUND POLICYClass fees are automatically refunded infull when:• the class or workshop is full.• the activity is canceled.• SFCC rejects the enrollment application.If you drop a class, your class fee is automaticallyrefunded based on the following:Classes of three or more sessions• If you drop a class before the second session, the fullclass fee will be refunded.• If you drop a class after the second session, no refundwill be given.Classes of one or two sessions• If you drop a class at least one day before the startingdate, the full class fee will be refunded.• If you drop a class less than one day before thestarting date, no refund will be given.Some classes have special refund policies. Thisinformation is listed in the class description.Please allow three to five weeks for processing a refund.Class CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONSA class will be closed when it reaches maximumenrollment, so register early. Classes with insufficientenrollment will be canceled three business days priorto the starting date of the class, and those registeredwill be notified of the cancellation by phone. To makecontacting you easier, please provide day and eveningphone numbers with your registration. Refunds will beprocessed automatically for classes canceled by SFCC.SFCC reserves the right to cancel any class. Class locations,dates, times and instructors are subject to change withoutnotice.Class LocationsClasses are held at Santa Fe Community College and atother locations in and around Santa Fe. The location ofyour class will be noted on the confirmation you receiveby mail, or you can check at SFCC’s Information Desk,main entrance, (505) 428-1000.54 CONTINUING EDUCATION • SPRING 2013 www.sfcc.edu

RegistrationNoncredit Registration FormAll data are for office and statistical purposes only. Students are assigned a student identification number for recordkeeping. You may register for as many classes as you wish. Please read the information on Page 54 before registering.All registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Many classes fill quickly. Classes may be cancelled ifminimum enrollment is not met at least three working days before class begins. Registration is not considered final untilpayment has been made. While SFCC makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in the schedule ofclasses, the college reserves the right to make changes, including course fees, at any time without prior notice. Checkthe online registration system for current information.Please type or print. You may register for as many courses as you wish.First Name_____________________________ Last Name_____________________________________________Student ID Number (or SSN)_________________________________Address ______________________________________________________________________________________City_____________________________________________ State________________Zip______________________Date of Birth _________ /_________ /__________Telephone (daytime) _____________________________ Telephone (evening) __________________________Fax Number _____________________________ E-mail Address _______________________________________CRN_________________ Course Title___________________________________________ Fee $_____________CRN_________________ Course Title___________________________________________ Fee $_____________CRN_________________ Course Title___________________________________________ Fee $_____________CRN_________________ Course Title___________________________________________ Fee $_____________CRN_________________ Course Title___________________________________________ Fee $_____________CRN_________________ Course Title___________________________________________ Fee $_____________CRN_________________ Course Title___________________________________________ Fee $_____________TOTAL $ ____________I do hereby certify that the above information is correct:Signature__________________________________________ Date______________Make checks payable to Santa Fe Community CollegeMail to: SFCC Enrollment and Student Services6401 Richards Ave.Santa Fe, NM 87508-4887You may fax your registration form with credit card information to: (505) 428-1468.Please complete the following if paying by credit card.q Discover q Mastercard q VisaCard Number ______________________________________ Exp. Date _______ / _______ / _______Authorized Signature __________________________________________________________________www.sfcc.edu CONTINUING EDUCATION • SPRING 201355

Continuing Education &Workforce DevelopmentNonprofitOrganizationUS PostagePAIDSanta FeCommunityCollege6401 Richards Ave.Santa Fe, NM 87508-4887Produced by SFCC Marketingand Public Relations. SFCC isan equal opportunity/ADAcompliantinstitution.Soon, a new season of spring flowers and budding trees will be with us. Use thistime of year to renew your own life with classes in Continuing Education. Whetheryour interests are computers, skiing, excursions around New Mexico, drawing orrenewable resources, we have courses designed for you. Please join us on campustoday and register for any of our challenging and exciting courses!