COMPUTER, PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS, BASIC: You have a digital camera and digital photographs. Now, learn to use Photoshop Elements software on your PC to input, organize, improve, and exhibit your pictures using slide shows, album pages, web sites, Vcd disks and more. Familiarity with basic MS Windows techniques is required. Students will receive a letter qualifying them for a student discount on the software purchase, if needed.

COMPUTER, QUICKBOOKS 2010, BEGINNING: Keep account of your small business or personal finances more effectively using QuickBooks 2010 (it's fine if you own an earlier version.) Learn how to process invoices, payments, enter and pay bills, reconcile bank accounts, and create detailed reports - making it easier and more effective to keep your books.

COMPUTER, SKILLS FOR TODAY'S JOB MARKET: Need quick and intense training of the most widely used computer programs in the local job market? Learn the basics of these Office 2007 programs: Word, Excel, Outlook, and Powerpoint. Hands-on practice in these important programs will give you the foundation you need to be prepared for most of today's jobs in the increasingly competitive job market. Also covered are some Windows file management skills. Students must have some experience with a Windows-based computer, file saving, some typing and mouse skills.

COMPUTER TROUBLESHOOTING ON BASIC PC's: What to do when you can't find a file, can't open an attachment, when the screen freezes, when the sound doesn't work, printing is too slow or poor quality, text is too small or large, etc. Learn how to protect yourself from viruses, get rid of junk e-mail, correct error messages, and much more.

DANCE, SMOOTH BALLROOM, BEGINNING: A fun, introductory class on the basics of smooth ballroom dancing, including: Foxtrot, Waltz, Rhumba, Tango, and Swing. Designed to get you up on the dance floor in a short period of time, or to re-establish the basics you forgot from long ago.

DANCE, RHYTHM BALLROOM, BEGINNING: A fun, introductory class on the basics of rhythm ballroom dancing, including: Rhumba, Cha Cha, Merengue, Mamba, and Salsa. Designed to get you up on the dance floor in a short period of time, or to re-establish the basics you forgot from long ago.

DANCE, BALLROOM, NON-BEGINNING: Develop the social aspects of ballroom dancing, as well as style, finesse, and confidence. Variations of Merengue, Rumba, Swing, Waltz, Foxtrot, and Tango will be reviewed and polished for your enjoyment in a social setting.

TAI CHI: Practice "Meditation in Motion" with gentle, graceful, flowing movements that will reduce stress and improve your health by improving muscle strength and definition and by increasing flexibility, energy, stamina, agility and feelings of well being. Learn basic techniques that are applicable for all levels. Bring mat or large towel.

RUSSIAN, BEGINNING 1: Designed for people who have never studied the Russian language. This course emphasizes the acquisition of basic vocabulary and sound systems and the development of basic speaking, reading, and writing skills while fostering an appreciation for Russian culture.

RUSSIAN, INTERMEDIATE: Designed for people who understand basic Russian. The course will focus on expanding vocabulary and grammar skills using conversation based on every day situations.

SIGN LANGUAGE, BEGINNING: This course offers a variety of verbs along with vocabulary for more fluent signing. It stresses the manual alphabet, numbers, and basic signs needed for communication. Students will learn signs, construct their own sentences, and sign them to class. American Sign Language (ASL) is used.

SIGN LANGUAGE, NON-BEGINNING: Go beyond the basics! Complete the textbook from the beginning course and begin to use sign language resources to sign poems, songs, or personal short projects. Practice not using your voice and begin to communicate with American Sign Language (ASL) with peers in the class.

SPANISH, CONVERSATION, BEGINNING 1: The Spanish courses stress conversational usage. Please call 377-1234 for advice if you are unsure which level is best for you. You may transfer to a different level after the first class if the one you choose is too high or too low.

SPANISH, CONVERSATION, BEGINNING 2 - The Spanish courses stress conversational usage. Please call 377-1234 for advice if you are unsure which level is best for you. You may transfer to a different level after the first class if the one you choose is too high or too low.

SPANISH, CONVERSATION, BEGINNING 3 - The Spanish courses stress conversational usage. Please call 377-1234 for advice if you are unsure which level is best for you. You may transfer to a different level after the first class if the one you choose is too high or too low.

SPANISH, CONVERSATION, BEGINNING 4 - The Spanish courses stress conversational usage. Please call 377-1234 for advice if you are unsure which level is best for you. You may transfer to a different level after the first class if the one you choose is too high or too low.

SPANISH, CONVERSATION, INTERMEDIATE 2- The Spanish courses stress conversational usage. Please call 377-1234 for advice if you are unsure which level is best for you. You may transfer to a different level after the first class if the one you choose is too high or too low.

SPANISH, CONVERSATION, INTERMEDIATE 3 - The Spanish courses stress conversational usage. Please call 377-1234 for advice if you are unsure which level is best for you. You may transfer to a different level after the first class if the one you choose is too high or too low.

SPANISH, CONVERSATION, INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED - The Spanish courses stress conversational usage. Please call 377-1234 for advice if you are unsure which level is best for you. You may transfer to a different level after the first class if the one you choose is too high or too low.

SPANISH, CONVERSATION, ADVANCED - The Spanish courses stress conversational usage. Please call 377-1234 for advice if you are unsure which level is best for you. You may transfer to a different level after the first class if the one you choose is too high or too low.

GUITAR, BEGINNING SKILLS: This fun course is for anyone interested in learning the basics of playing guitar. We'll learn guitar chords, how to spot patterns in songs, play together as a group, and basic guitar tab. By the end of the course, you'll have the tools to play a song you like, read basic guitar chords and tab, and know how to find other songs on your own to be able to play from the vast printed and electronic resources out there. We will use famous and fun songs in pop culture to bring out your inner musician. Bring your own guitar.

INTERIOR DECORATING:  Uncover your hidden talents and become your own interior decorator.  You can do it!  Obtain a quality look using easy-to-learn decorator tips that will help you create a room designed with color, texture and interest.  So start tearing out pictures of the room of your dreams  and we'll use them for inspiration to make your dreams come true.  Bring them and a photo(s) of your target space to the first class, and end up with a room that was designed by YOU!

WRITING, CREATIVE: If you love to tell stories or share past experiences, this class is for you! Learn to weave engaging plots and select key events to grab the reader. We'll focus on fiction and memoir as we explore creative writing elements such as conflict/drama, characterization, viewpoint, pacing, and description through in-class writing exercises. Students of all levels will learn from each other through guided manuscript critique. A survey of the publishing field with tips on reaching editors is also provided.

WRITING, NON-FICTION: Interested in writing articles? Non-fiction is a great way to break into print! Learn to craft clear, concise copy - for magazines, ads, brochures, or websites. This class will cover different types of non-fiction writing and the process in developing an idea through a plan to a manuscript. Narrowing focus, finding sources, interviewing, pitching to editors/publishers, and targeting appropriate audience are discussed. Students at all levels will learn from each other as manuscripts are shared for comment during class time.