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Community Ed - Fall 2026

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Empowering Lifelong Learning Community & Continuing Education, Professional Advancement, Training & Certificates

Registration Opens

August 24

Fall 2026

linnbenton.edu/register | 541-917-4840

September — December

Important Dates:

Staff Spotlight:

Fall Term

Introducing Chester Toye

August 17

Driver Education Registration Opens

Sept - Dec

Fall Term

Nov. 11, 26, & 27

LBCC closed - no classes

Hello! My name is Chester Toye, and I’m excited to step into the role of Program Coordinator with Community Education. Over the past 18 months, I’ve worked as an Enrollment Specialist, supporting student registration, customer service, and program operations. In my new role, I’ll focus on recruiting local instructors, developing new programming, and helping ensure our classes reflect the interests and talents of our community. I’m grateful to share this role with veteran Program Coordinator Sue Stone, who has been an invaluable part of the CE team for many years and has already become an incredible mentor. A few fun facts about me: I’m originally from New Jersey and I moved

to Corvallis from Los Angeles in 2024. Before working at LBCC I received my MFA in Photography from UCLA and spent a decade working in fine art and film production. I’m a college football fan, support Aston Villa and the Seattle Mariners, coach youth lacrosse with Corvallis Parks & Rec, and hope to complete a Half Ironman someday.

If you’re interested in teaching a Community Education class, I’d love to hear from you! Reach me at toyec@linnbenton.edu


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Letter from the President

GROW YOUR SKILLS THROUGH 160+ COURSES, FEATURING 30 FRESH OPTIONS! Here is a taste of our new classes:

ARTS & CRAFTS

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT FOOD & DRINK

ACRYLIC & PAINT PEN DRAGONS

Create a fun, unique dragon

PASTA! PESTO! & ROASTED TOMATO SAUCE!

Students will learn to make fresh egg pasta, basil pesto, and a roasted tomato

TEXTILE MANIPULATION: REVERSE SMOCKING

Make amazing 3-D designs using sewing tools and cloth

COMPUTER SKILLS & TECHNOLOGY

SPECIALTY EXPERIENCES NATURE & PHOTOGRAPHY ADVENTURES: LIGHTHOUSES & SEASCAPES

Spend the day exploring and photographing the stunning Oregon Coast

COMPUTER ESSENTIALS FOR SENIORS 2

Building on Part 1 by learning photo transfer, safe web browsing, and more

LANGUAGE

See inside for complete course descriptions and for other exciting new offerings!

INTRO TO KOREAN

Learn basic Korean history, the alphabet, and everyday conversational phrases

Dear community, As I write this letter, we are soaking up the last stretch of summer, and what a summer it has been! Just last

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month, the FIFA World Cup wrapped up, and for weeks our screens, conversations, and gatherings were filled

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with the sights and sounds of the whole world. Whether

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RCC

9/29

10

ARMSTRONG

$159

29148

you cheered for one team or simply enjoyed the spectacle, it was a reminder of how much richness there

end when the final whistle blows. Community Education

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is in connecting across cultures. The good news is that the global spirit doesn’t have to

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indicates a resource or supply list, which can be found at linnbenton.edu/supplies

CLASS LOCATION KEY

at LBCC offers one of the most robust and diverse language selections you will find in our region. At

Building/Room

Address

AC

Activites Center, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany

ALBLIB

Albany Library, 2450 14th Ave SE, Albany

ALBMET

First United Methodist Church, 1115 28th Ave SW, Albany

BC

Benton Center, 757 NW Polk Ave, Corvallis

curious.

BCFAIR

Benton Co. Event Center & Fairgrounds, Guerber Hall, 110 SW 53rd St, Corvallis

BTPK

Benton Center Parking Lot, 757 NW Polk Ave, Corvallis

If your connection to other cultures runs through the

CALV

Calvin Presbyterian Church, 1736 NW Dixon St., Corvallis

kitchen, we have you covered there too. Our cooking

CC

Calapooia Center, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany

classes are among our most popular offerings, and this

CH

Chinook Hall, 931 NW Reiman Ave, Corvallis

fall’s lineup features a delicious range of new options

CHS

Corvallis High School, 1400 NW Buchanan Ave, Corvallis

spanning Filipino, Italian, Japanese, and Swiss cuisines,

F

Forum Building, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany

as well as American-style comfort food. These hands-on

HOC

Healthcare Occupations Center, 300 Mullins Dr., Lebanon

classes are a wonderful way to bring the flavors of the

IA

Industrial A Building, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany

world home to your own table and to share a meal and

LEBHS-CC

Lebanon High School, 1700 S 5th St, Lebanon - Room 113

LEBSR

Lebanon Senior Center, 80 Tangent St., Lebanon

LM

Luckiamute Center, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany

MH

Madrone Hall, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany

MKH

McKenzie Hall, 6500 Pacific Blvd SW, Albany

RCC

Riverfront Community Center, 489 Water Ave. NW, Albany

SWANSO

Cool Swanson Action Center, 705 Railroad St SE, Albany

LBCC this fall, you can study Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Italian, Korean, or American Sign Language. Learning a new language opens doors, whether you are planning a trip abroad, connecting with neighbors and coworkers, or simply keeping your mind sharp and

a laugh with fellow community members along the way. I have heard many great reviews about these fun and festive classes and am tempted to join one myself and expand my culinary horizons. Of course, languages and cooking are just the beginning. This catalog is filled with courses in wellness, arts, professional development, and personal enrichment, whatever your interests or goals. I encourage you to explore its pages and find something that sparks your curiosity. From new languages to new flavors, LBCC welcomes learners of every age and background. That is the heart of Education for All.

LBCC Comprehensive Statement of Nondiscrimination Linn-Benton Community College does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, ethnicity, use of native language, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, marital status, disability, veteran status, age, or any other status protected under applicable federal, state, or local laws in its programs or activities. For further information see Board Policy 1015 and Administrative Rule 1015-01. The following staff members have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: For concerns or inquiries regarding disability accessibility and accommodations: Carol Raymundo, Director of Accessibility Resources RCH-101, Albany Campus, Albany, OR 97321 (541) 917-4789 | raymundo@linnbenton.edu

For concerns or complaints about a student: Jill Childress, Manager for Student Conduct and Retention and Title IX Deputy Coordinator WH-133, Albany Campus, Albany, OR 97321 (541) 917-4848 | childrj@linnbenton.edu

For concerns or complaints about the College or an LBCC staff member: Heather Mercer, Director of Human Resource Development and Support and Title IX Coordinator WH-200N, Albany Campus, Albany, OR 97321 (541) 917-4425 | mercerh@linnbenton.edu

Request for Special Needs or Accommodations Direct questions about or requests for accommodations to Accessibility Resources, 541-9174789 or accessibility@linnbenton.edu at least three business days in advance for special events and as soon as possible for classroom or other emerging requests. LBCC will make every effort to honor requests. LBCC is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Students under the age of 18: Though Community Education classes are geared towards an adult audience, 16- and 17-year-olds can register for classes with parental consent unless otherwise noted in the class description. 13-to-15-year-olds must have both parental consent and instructor authorization to register. All minors must meet the age requirement at the time of registration. Community Education Refund Policy: We understand that plans can change. The following guidelines apply to all non-credit courses offered through Community Education. Refund eligibility is determined by the length of the specific course and when the request is submitted. To receive a 100% refund, you must meet the following deadlines:

Thanks, Lisa Avery

• Long-Term Classes (6+ weeks) – Five calendar days after the first course meeting. • Short-Term Classes and Workshops (1-5 sessions) – 2 business days prior to the first session meeting. Note: No full or partial refunds will be issued once these deadlines have passed except in special circumstances. To drop a course and request a refund, you must contact the Community Education team directly: communityed@linnbenton.edu


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Community Education Sue Stone Program Coordinator

Olivia Brodmerkle Program Assistant

Chester Toye Program Coordinator

541-917-4840 communityed@linnbenton.edu

ART & CRAFTS ART BEGINNING WATERCOLOR PAINTING Experience the fun and magic of watercolor while learning traditional techniques. Basic skills will be introduced, practiced, and incorporated into painting exercises. For all skill levels. ALB

RCC

9/28

M

6:00PM-7:50PM

10

ARMSTRONG

$159

27109

ALB

RCC

9/29

T

10:00AM-11:50AM

10

ARMSTRONG

$159

29148

LEB

LEBSR

9/29

T

3:00PM-4:50PM

10

ARMSTRONG

$159

29221

WATERCOLOR PAINTING - BEYOND BASICS Take your watercolor painting to the next level! Expand on your Beginning Watercolor Painting skills with brushwork, color theory, photo referencing, and pre-painting plans. We’ll choose weekly exercises that challenge and improve your skills. ALB

RCC

10/1

R

1:00PM-2:50PM

10

ARMSTRONG

$159

28748

ADVANCED & INTERMEDIATE WATERCOLOR PAINTING Delight in the color, brilliance, and challenge of watercolor painting. Learn composition, perspective, reflections, shadows, and color theory with new techniques. For those who are already knowledgeable of the basics of watercolor. ALB

RCC

9/29

T

1:00PM-2:50PM

10

HANSEN

$159

27110

ALB

RCC

9/30

W

9:30AM-11:20AM

9

HANSEN

$159

27909

REM

ZOOM

10/1

R

9:30AM-11:20AM

10

HANSEN

$159

29426

WATERCOLOR & DESIGN Explore the balance of color theory, composition, and transparency to create intentional, eye-catching artwork. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, you’ll learn to master the unpredictable nature of watercolor while applying structured design thinking to elevate your visual storytelling. COR

BC-106

9/28

M

1:00PM-3:20PM

8

ALLISON

$159

29425

MINDFULNESS WATERCOLOR Explore watercolor through a mindful lens. Learn basic techniques such as shading, layering, and color blending, then shift into using watercolor as a practice of relaxation and self-expression. This class encourages flow, creativity, and embracing imperfection. COR

BC-207/209

9/30

W

10:00AM-11:50AM 10

PETROVICH

$159

29427

COR

BC-207/209

10/5

M

3:00PM-4:50PM

FEDERWITZ

$139

29429

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ACRYLIC PAINTING FOR FUN Have fun and experience the versatility of acrylic paints. Designed for all skill levels, no experience required, and you can use whatever acrylic paints and brushes you have already. ALB

RCC

9/28

M

6:00PM-7:50PM

10

WALZ

$159

28442

ALB

RCC

10/1

R

1:30PM-3:20PM

10

WALZ

$159

27108

FIGURE DRAWING & PAINTING Learn the use of light, shade, and color in rendering the figure of nude models in traditional realism, impressionism, cubism, and expressionism. Some experience in drawing recommended. Bring your own paper and pencils. COR

BC-106

9/29

T

1:00PM-3:20PM

8

ALLISON

$179

27146

PAINTING BACKGROUNDS NEW!

Students will learn various techniques to create backgrounds using acrylic paint. Students will learn mottled, blurred, and fading backgrounds, and learn to mix paints to create surfaces such as a brick wall. Different brushes and tools will be used to achieve a variety of surfaces. COR

BC-106

9/30

W

5:30PM-7:20PM

10

FIGUEROA

$169

29433

PAINTING REALISM: THE SPIDER’S EYE TECHNIQUE NEW!

COR

BC-106

9/29

W

5:30PM-7:20PM

10

FIGUEROA

$169

29432

BASIC DRAWING Gain a firm grounding in drawing fundamentals. Through a variety of exercises and subject matter, develop observational skills, hand-eye coordination, and confidence in expressing creative ideas on paper. For students of all skill levels. COR

BC-106

9/29

T

10:00AM-11:50AM

9

BAUGH

$159

29222

DRAWING & DESIGN Drawing and Design is for beginner to intermediate students and any working artists who want to sharpen their skills. There will be lessons in realism, perspective, abstract design, contemporary, and historical drawing styles. COR

BC-106

9/30

W

1:00PM-3:20PM

8

ALLISON

$159

29218

EXPRESSIVE CHARCOAL Explore the dramatic and diverse medium of charcoal to create a painterly effect using the additive and subtractive method. We’ll use a variety of markmaking techniques, tools and tips, and learn how to see shapes rather than contours to create a full range of values. Students will work from black/white images for inspiration. COR

BC-207/209 9/29

T

12:30PM-2:50PM

8

OHLGREN

$179

Journaling can be a powerful tool for developing new skills with drawing or painting. You’ll set your creative goals for this course. We’ll use different tools, techniques, and media to explore your creativity together. BC-207/209

9/30

W

1:00PM-2:50PM

10

PETROVICH

COR

$169

29428

BC-106

10/2

F

1:00PM-3:50PM

9

ROSE

$179

SEWING: BEGINNING & BASIC SKILLS Ready to sew your first project? Learn the basics while making a full set of handy tools you’ll actually use: a sewing kit bag, needle book, pincushion, drawstring pouch, zipper thread case, and scissor holster. Build skills and a toolkit that lasts! Students will need to bring their own sewing machine. ALB

LM-130

9/29

T

6:00PM-7:50PM

8

ELLIOTT

$169

29437

BEGINNING SEWING: CLOTHING NEW!

For those with basic sewing skills and want to learn next steps; learn how to follow a pattern to make your own clothing. Must bring your own sewing machine to class. ALB

LM-130

10/7

W

6:00PM-7:50PM

7

ELLIOTT

$159

29443

TEXTILE MANIPULATION: REVERSE SMOCKING NEW!

Create extraordinary 3-D textures and patterns with fabric, a needle and thread. Learn the technique, create a cushion cover and explore integration into garments, home decor and fiber arts. COR

BC-104

11/4

W

1:00PM-2:50PM

4

BERG

$139

29434

CROCHET: SWEATER BASICS NEW!

Learn how to crochet pieces and put together a sweater. This is an intermediate class and students should have the ability to crochet basic stitches and be able to follow a pattern. Some work may need to be accomplished at home to complete the project. LM-131

10/20

T

4:00PM-5:50PM

8

GULLIFORD

$139

29439

GLASS ON GLASS MOSAICS: FALL THEMES & COLORS! NEW!

CH-101

10/1

R

6:00PM-7:50PM

8

BURLOCK

$149

29438

INTRO TO STAINED GLASS ASSEMBLY: MUSHROOM NEW!

Learn the basics of stained glass using the Tiffany method! Discuss safety, tools, and supplies, and cover glass cutting, grinding, foiling, and soldering. All materials will be provided. Each student will use a pre-cut and ground glass mushroom kit. No experience necessary. ALB

LM-130

10/30

F

5:00PM-8:50PM

1

REICHLE

$119

29440

INTRO TO STAINED GLASS ASSEMBLY: SUNFLOWER POWER NEW!

LM-130

11/13

F

5:00PM-8:50PM

1

REICHLE

$119

11/13

F

1:00PM-4:50PM

1

WARD

M

5:30PM-7:20PM

4

FIGUEROA

$129

29431

WIRE BUG MAKING NEW!

Students will use aluminum wire to create a dragonfly, a grasshopper, and a praying mantis. Through step-by-step instruction, they will learn a variety of wire-shaping techniques used to form detailed and accurate insect structures. The finished pieces are not simple crafts, but technical creations that emphasize precision, skill, and craftsmanship. COR

BC-106

10/26

M

5:30PM-7:20PM

4

FIGUEROA

$119

29436

MAKING POLYMER MILLEFIORI NEW!

Learn the art of millefiori, an Italian word meaning “a thousand flowers.” This polymer clay technique uses patterned clay canes that are sliced to reveal intricate flower designs. Build your own canes, then use the colorful slices to create beads, small plates, or cups for decoration. COR

BC-207/209

10/1

R

5:30PM-7:20PM

4

FIGUEROA

$129

29435

CERAMICS CLAY EXPLORATION Learn a variety of hand-built and thrown techniques in clay, and participate in several firing methods including high fire, raku, and soda. For all skill levels. Students purchase clay through the Benton Center main desk prior to class. COR

BC-140

9/29

T

6:00PM-8:50PM

10

MOSES

$219

27155

COR

BC-140

9/30

W

6:00PM-8:50PM

9

LEE

$219

27157

TECHNIQUES FOR HANDBUILDING SUCCESS Overview of handbuilding techniques with clay. Emphasis on problem solving; how to take a piece from conception to completion. Explores the creative process for those looking for new ideas for their clay work. Students purchase clay through the Benton Center main desk prior to class. BC-140

10/1

R

1:00PM-3:50PM

9

LAHR

$219

27992

INTERMEDIATE WHEEL: DESIGNING FUNCTIONAL SETS NEW!

Create a cohesive set of functional pottery with an emphasis on thoughtful design. For intermediate level students comfortable centering and throwing basic forms. Explore how form, proportion, and surface design work together to give a unified look and feel. Refine your throwing skills while creating pieces that are designed to belong together. Students purchase clay through the Benton Center main desk prior to class. COR

BC-140

10/17

S

10:00AM-12:50PM

8

RYAN

$199

29445

COMPUTER SKILLS & TECHNOLOGY Begin your spreadsheet journey with Microsoft Excel. Learn the essential components of a spreadsheet file including: the basics of data entry, formatting, basic functions, and creating graphs and charts. For all skill levels. LEB

HOC-250 9/29

T

6:00PM-7:50PM

5

HOGAN

$149

27640

EXCEL 2

Angels are often seen as symbols of kindness, comfort and goodwill during the holiday season. Join us for this last Bead-acious workshop as we create stunning Angels for your tree or home decor. Using simple tools, basic wire and vibrant beads, you’ll be able to take home a finished piece of artistry! LM-130

9/28

29441

BEAD-ACIOUS CREATIONS (ANGEL) NEW!

ALB

BC-106

EXCEL 1

Learn the basics of stained glass using the Tiffany method! Discuss safety, tools, and supplies, and cover glass cutting, grinding, foiling, and soldering. All materials will be provided. Each student will use a pre-cut and ground glass sunflower power kit. No experience necessary. ALB

COR

COR

Using colorful glass on glass, discover the techniques for creating stunning mosaics. We’ll guide you through the process of cutting glass safely and creatively arranging your pieces to design unique and vibrant works of art. No experience is necessary! COR

Paint a mythical dragon using acrylic paint and colorful paint pens! Learn fun painting techniques while creating a dragon that’s full of personality and uniquely your own.

29430

CRAFTS

29216

ART JOURNALING NEW!

COR

Ready to play with color and connect with your creative side? In this fun, beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll explore everything from watercolor and acrylics to pastels and collage. Relax and enjoy the process of creating art.

ALB

You are capable of painting in a realistic fashion and this class will show you how. Students will learn techniques to build skill and direct their practice to photorealism. Learn how to train the eye in reproducing an image.

ACRYLIC & PAINT PEN DRAGONS NEW!

THE HEART OF ART

$99

29444

Continue your spreadsheet journey with Microsoft Excel. You will learn to use more advanced features such as sorting, filtering, vlookup, pivot tables, and custom templates. For all skill levels. See supplies: linnbenton.edu/supplies LEB

HOC-250

11/3

T

6:00PM-7:50PM

5

HOGAN

$149

27937


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BETTER BONES & BALANCE® Based on OSU Bone Research Lab studies, this exercise program has been shown to slow the rate of bone loss in adults of all ages. Improve your balance and coordination, reduce your risk for falls, and see an increase in muscle tone and overall body fitness. ALB

SWANSO 9/29

TR

8:00AM-8:50AM

11

JAUREGUI

$149

27113

ALB

SWANSO 9/29

TR

12:00PM-12:50PM

11

YEE

$149

27114

COR

BC-130

9/28

MWF 7:00AM-7:50AM

11

LYONS

$179

27170

COR

BC-130

9/28

MWF 8:00AM-8:50AM

11

BEALL

$179

28467

COR

BC-130

9/28

MWF 10:00AM-10:50AM

11

RODGERS

$179

28798

COR

BC-130

9/29

TR

9:00AM-9:50AM

11

DAVENPORT

$149

27650

COR

BC-130

9/29

TR

12:00PM-12:50PM

11

SAMUELS

$149

27926

LEB

LEBSR

9/28

MWF 8:00AM-8:50AM

11

PRENOVEAU

$179

27173

REM

ZOOM

9/28

MWF 7:00AM-7:50AM

11

HOURMANESH-JONES $179

27172

REM

ZOOM

9/28

MWF 9:00AM-9:50AM

11

OSEN

$179

27177

REM

ZOOM

10/20

TRS

8

ANDREWS

$149

27174

9:00AM-9:50AM

BETTER BONES & BALANCE®: ACCELERATED Stay fit for life. Achieve full body fitness by strengthening your muscles and conditioning your cardiovascular system. Enjoy a dynamic mix of high intensity cardio intervals, weightlifting, and core strengthening activities. Round out your routine with lower body exercises proven to prevent or minimize bone loss. This is not a slow-paced class.

EXCEL FOR BUSINESS OWNERS

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 2

This class teaches small business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals essential Excel skills to manage finances. Students will learn to track expenses and income, create budgets, and build key financial statements. By the end, participants will be able to organize and analyze their business finances. For all skill levels.

Building on the skills learned in Digital Photography 1, we will focus on post-processing and digital workflow. Students will manipulate and manage digital image files, and use metadata effectively. They will apply photographic concepts such as exposure, color, white balance, and composition to a postprocessing RAW workflow in Adobe Lightroom Classic.

LEB

ALB REM

HOC-250

10/28

W

6:00PM-7:50PM

6

HOGAN

$149

29155

LM-131 ZOOM

11/12 11/19

R R

6:00PM-8:20PM 6:00PM-8:20PM

1 3

DANIELS

$149

28481

COMPUTER ESSENTIALS FOR SENIORS 1 Join us as we explore the basics of navigating your Windows computer. With step-by-step instruction, you will learn how to use important programs and tools, organize important files and photos, and keep your computer safe and virus-free. This course will help you build confidence using your computer for everyday tasks and prepare you for more advanced topics in Computer Essentials 2. (Note: Windows computers only.) No class 10/15. For all skill levels LEB

HOC-250

10/1

R

10:30AM-11:50AM

5

DAVIS

$119

27313

COMPUTER ESSENTIALS FOR SENIORS 2 NEW!

Build on Part 1 by learning everyday digital skills. Transfer photos, use email confidently, and browse the internet safely. Learn effective web searching, recognize trustworthy websites, avoid scams, and bookmark favorite pages. Prerequisite: Computer Essentials 1 or equivalent Windows computer experience. (Windows only.) For all skill levels. LEB

HOC-251

11/12

R

10:30AM-11:50AM 4

DAVIS

$99

29447

UNDERSTAND YOUR IPHONE This course will introduce the iPhone operating system, and go through the configuration of the iPhone in detail. We will also cover downloading and deleting apps, iCloud, Siri, AirDrop, and AppleID. For iPhone users only. For all skill levels. Students must bring their own Apple device. COR

BC-205

10/7

W

10:00AM-11:50AM 5

PETERMAN

$149

28804

IPHONE/IPAD COMPETENCY Learn more about your Apple hand-held device. Dive into settings, email configuration, Facetime functionality, and other common applications. For Apple devices only. ALB

RCC

9/30

W

12:00PM-1:50PM

5

ANDERSON

$149

29147

PREVENTING COMMON SCAMS Learn about the common scams being used today and how to spot them and prevent them. For all skill levels. ALB

RCC

11/3

T

12:00PM-1:50PM

1

ANDERSON

$49

29146

AI IN EVERYDAY LIFE: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR BEGINNERS Understand what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is, the ethical concerns surrounding it, and the various ways it can be safely used for productivity and creativity in a way that is consistent with your values. Bringing your own tablet or computer is highly encouraged. ALB

RCC

9/29

T

12:00PM-1:50PM

5

ANDERSON

$149

29410

INTRO TO CANVA NEW!

Learn the basics of using Canva for graphic design in a simple, hands-on class built for beginners. You’ll explore Canva tools, create social media posts and simple graphics, and build confidence designing for personal or small business use. No experience needed - just bring your ideas and leave with practical skills you can use right away. ALB

MKH-105A

11/9

M

5:00PM-6:50PM

2

AUTRY

$89

29448

CONSUMER EDUCATION EVERYDAY MATH MADE EASY Brush up on the math skills you use every day. Practical topics include percentages, budgeting, interest, discounts, medical statistics, and household measurements. Designed for adults seeking a refresher, the class emphasizes real-world applications in a supportive, low-pressure environment. ALB

LM-116

10/1

R

6:00PM-7:50PM

5

KRACAW

$109

29465

UNDERSTANDING RESEARCH IN THE AGE OF INFORMATION In a world of headlines, polls, and viral infographics, knowing how to interpret data is essential. Learn the fundamentals of statistics, how to read research studies, and how data can be misrepresented. Develop the tools to think critically and confidently about the information shaping public debate. ALB

LM-116

11/5

R

6:00PM-7:50PM

5

KRACAW

$109

29480

Experience a sense of mastery over your personal financial management. This course will provide you with some invaluable tools and insights to help you achieve your financial goals. HOC-150 9/30

W

6:00PM-7:50PM

4

HOGAN

$99

28799

MEDICARE 101

ALB

LM-131

9/30

W

6:30PM-8:50PM

8

BURROW

$189

29446

ALB

CC-213

10/16

F

10:00AM-11:50PM

1

STAFF

$0

28519

COR

BC-204

11/3

T

1:00PM-2:50PM

1

STAFF

$0

28518

LEB

HOC-150 11/17

T

2:00PM-3:50PM

1

STAFF

$0

27312

DEVNW Learn about Financial and Homebuying Foundations. Multiple courses available. $75 annual membership registration includes a one-on-one with a financial counselor. See class options, and register at www.devNW.org or 541-345-7106. Tu membresia de $75 te compra ati y tu hogar los talleres y un ano de entrenamiento financiero individual: www.devNW.org, hello@devNW.org o 541-345-7106.

ALB

CC-210

10/15

R

5:00PM-6:50PM

2

AUTRY

$89

28180

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Learn the art and craft of digital photography. Understand your camera’s manual controls, including metering and focus, and learn to compose beautiful photographs. Create images for a “practice portfolio.”

FITNESS & DANCE

ALB REM

LM-131 ZOOM

10/1 10/8

R R

6:00PM-8:20PM 6:00PM-8:20PM

1 5

DANIELS

$169

28480

11

GODLY

$179

27185

11:00AM-11:50AM

11

HOURMANESH-JONES $149

29193

REM

ZOOM

9/29

TR

9:00AM-9:50AM

11

OSEN

29418

$149

BETTER BONES & BALANCE®: AFTER WORK Based on OSU Bone Research Lab studies, this exercise program has been shown to slow the rate of bone loss in adults of all ages. Improve your balance and coordination, reduce your risk for falls, and see an increase in muscle tone and overall body fitness. No class 11/25. COR

BCFAIR

9/28

MW

5:30PM-6:20PM

11

BROWN

$149

27911

COR

BC-130

9/29

TR

5:00PM-5:50PM

11

STAFF

$149

29192

FITNESS CHAIR EXERCISES NEW!

Stay strong, stable, and flexible! This gentle, low-impact class uses a sturdy chair for seated exercises and standing balance support. Helps to relieve pain and stiffness, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Perfect for older adults or those returning to exercise, you will build strength and mobility at a comfortable pace in a supportive group environment. COR

BC-206

9/29

TR

11:00AM-11:50AM

11

COWAN

$149

29442

EARLY MORNING FITNESS Join this class for early risers! Includes warm up activities, stretching, flexibility, easy cardio, and strength training with light hand weights, resistance ropes, and physioballs. All skill levels welcome. ALBMET

9/28

MWF 8:00AM-8:50AM

11

YEE

$179

27115

GENTLE EXERCISES Relieve stiffness and decrease pain with joint-safe, low-impact movements. Designed for those with arthritis, fibromyalgia, COPD, or limited mobility, this class improves balance and strength through exercises that can be done sitting or standing. AC-120

9/28

MWF 12:00PM-12:50PM

11

YEE

$179

27133

GENTLE YOGA Based on flowing, dynamic sequences of movements that are synchronized with the breath. Increase strength, flexibility, and endurance while improving circulation, balance, and alignment/posture. Relax your mind, body, and soul. For all skill levels. ALB

RCC

9/28

MWF 1:00PM-1:50PM

11

ROSE

$179

27120

ALB

RCC

9/28

MWF 2:00PM-2:50PM

11

ROSE

$179

27121

COR

BC-130

9/28

MW

12:00PM-12:50PM

11

SITOMER

$149

29190

COR

BC-130

9/29

TR

4:00PM-4:50PM

11

SITOMER

$149

29420

REM

ZOOM

9/28

MWF 11:00AM-11:50AM

11

ROSE

$179

27119

MELLOW MORNING YOGA Begin your day with steadiness and attunement to your body. This class is designed to help you listen closely to your nervous system with slow, warming seated & standing sequences aligned with simple breathwork, and time in each pose for self-observation. You will leave class feeling ready to continue the day with a sense of clarity & connection with yourself. ALB

AC-120

9/29

T

7:00AM-7:50AM

11

MORRISON

$119

29421

Yoga postures move energy throughout the body facilitating health, strength, and resiliency. Improve flexibility and mental clarity, eliminate muscular or joint pain, and reduce stress. Every movement begins and ends with attention to breath. Please bring a yoga mat and 1-2 blankets for support in various poses.

CLASS PASSES

Curious about a class, or want to share one with a friend? With a Single-Class Pass, you can sample a class or bring a friend for one session. SINGLECLASS PASS: $10 Limited to 3 passes per student each term. To register, call our registration team at 541-917-4840. Valid for fitness classes only.

COR

BC-130

10/2

F

1:00PM-2:20PM

10

SHIMEALL

$149

27189

CLASSICAL PILATES An exercise system designed to improve strength, flexibility, and posture. Exercises can be modified to any skill level and challenge level progresses as the mind and body become stronger. Multi-level class. All students are welcome. REM

BETTER BONES & BALANCE

ZOOM

9/29

TR

5:15PM-6:05PM

11

POWELL

$149

27125

CLASSICAL PILATES - INTERMEDIATE

BETTER BONES & BALANCE®: FIRST STEPS NEW!

Focus on body strength, balance, and strengthening your core. Reduce your risk of falls and improve overall mobility and fitness. Exercises are adapted for individuals who may have limited mobility and/or difficulty standing. Balance aids will be used. COR

BC-130

9/28

MWF 11:00AM-11:50AM

11

HOURMANESH-JONES $179

27184

COR

BC-130

9/29

TR

11

HOURMANESH-JONES $149

29419

1:00PM-1:50PM

MWF 9:00AM-9:50AM TR

VINIYOGA

IPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY Do you love taking pictures with your iPhone but wish they turned out better? We’ll cover basic settings in your iPhone as well as camera and post production apps that will help you make every shot a great one!

9/28 9/29

ALB

Cover the basics of Medicare parts A, B, C, and D. Designed for anyone who is new to Medicare, or current beneficiaries who would like a better understanding of their benefits and options. Spouses and relatives may attend. Presented by The Oregon Cascades West Council of Governments (OCWCOG), in partnership with the Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance (SHIBA). Both private one-on-one or remote sessions available. For more information or to register please call 541-812-0849.

FUNDAMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY Teaches the principles, mechanics, and art of photography through blended materials. Covers basic to advanced photographic techniques, so students can create the images they desire to make. Develop a better understanding of how photographic equipment functions and develop a deeper appreciation of the art form.

BC-130 BC-130

ALB

PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING

LEB

COR COR

An exercise system designed to improve strength, flexibility, and posture. For returning students or those with previous classical Pilates experience with this instructor. REM

ZOOM

9/28

MW

3:30PM-4:20PM

11

POWELL

$149

27915


5

PILATES COMBO

ASL CONVERSATIONAL 2

Pilates is a series of low-impact exercises that concentrates on building strong abdominal muscles, which improves balance and coordination. This Pilates Combo format involves toning with light weights, balancing, and mat workout using a combination of yoga and pilates moves.

Build on skills and hold more advanced conversations with others in ASL. For students with prior experience in ASL 1.

ALB

ASL CONVERSATIONAL 3

AC-120

9/29

TR

5:30PM-6:20PM

11

YEE

$149

27136

TAI CHI Tai Chi is a form of movement, meditation, and martial art that originates in China. Promote relaxation, relief from stress, and improved general well-being by practicing mind/body harmony and cultivating internal energy or ‘chi.’ For all skill levels. ALB

RCC

9/28

M

10:30AM-11:50AM

10

LEBAN

$119

27117

LEB

LEBSR

9/28

MW

10:00AM-11:20AM

11

KELLY

$179

27260

REM

ZOOM

9/30

W

7:00PM-8:50PM

10

ELEWEKE

$139

28488

This course will build on ASL 2, enabling students to keep developing and improving their receptive and expressing ASL skills. REM

ZOOM

10/2

F

7:00PM-8:50PM

10

ELEWEKE

$139

29422

FRENCH, BEGINNING An initial basic introduction to the French language including vowel pronunciation, language genders, nouns and adjectives, and first verbs. Designed for beginners, but all skill levels welcome. REM

ZOOM

9/28

M

6:00PM-6:50PM

10

HUBERT

$119

28222

TAI CHI 2 Tai Chi is a form of movement, meditation, and martial art that originated in China. Promotes relaxation, relief from stress, and improved general wellbeing by practicing mind/body harmony and cultivating internal energy or ‘chi’. Tai Chi 2 is for those with some experience. ALB

ALBMET

9/29

T

10:30AM-11:50AM

10

LEBAN

$119

28791

FILIPINO MARTIAL ARTS

LEBSR

9/28

MW

12:00PM-12:50PM

Dive deeper into the French language! Continue your familiarity with vocabulary and the verb system to compose more elaborate sentences. Gain a clearer understanding of French conjugation to give wings to personal expressions while acquiring additional vocabulary. For students with experience speaking French. REM

Master one of the world’s most effective self-defense systems from Guro J. Kelly (40+ years experience). Learn footwork, striking angles, and defense using single and double sticks. No experience required. 30” rattan sticks required (available via instructor). LEB

FRENCH, INTERMEDIATE 1

11

KELLY

$149

28204

ZOOM

9/29

T

6:00PM-6:50PM

REM

FRENCH, ADVANCED 1

9/28

MWF 5:00PM-5:50PM

11

HOYT

$179

28225

EASY LUNCHTIME STRENGTH TRAINING Boost energy and build strength in this efficient, beginner-friendly lunchtime workout. Using light dumbbells and timed intervals, you’ll target major muscle groups to improve tone, posture, and endurance. ALB

AC-120

9/29

TR

12:00PM-12:50PM

9

AUTRY

$149

29187

BALLET CORE A combination of ballet, stretching, and core work to develop strength, flexibility, and balance. Involves ballet exercises at the barre, core strengthening workouts, and light weight routines to develop a range of skills. No previous dance experience required. COR

BC-130

9/29

TR

6:00PM-7:20PM

11

LAUKKANEN

$179

27195

ZUMBA® Zumba® is an exciting, and effective fitness program featuring easy to follow, low-impact aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms. Latin and international dance music create fun, party-like classes. Join the fun and feel the beat! COR

BC-130

9/28

MW

6:00PM-6:50PM

11

NIX

$149

28188

ALB

AC-120

10/3

S

9:00AM-9:50AM

10

FARRAR

$119

27718

$119

28226

Following the Intermediate curriculum, gain more insight into conjugation and basic grammar to acquire a more efficient personal handling of the French language when speaking and listening. For students with experience speaking French.

Clear your mind and strengthen your body in this comprehensive workout program. Using benches, bands, and weights, you’ll target all major muscle groups to build endurance, improve firmness, and achieve total-body toning. BC-130

HUBERT

FRENCH, INTERMEDIATE 2

STRENGTH & TONE

COR

10

ZOOM

9/30

W

6:00PM-6:50PM

10

HUBERT

$119

28230

Learn subjunctive concepts such as expressing desires, obligations, and necessity. Dive deeper into your knowledge of the French language to engage in daily interactions and gain confidence in expressing yourself. For students with experience speaking French. REM

ZOOM

10/1

R

6:00PM-6:50PM

10

HUBERT

$119

28235

FRENCH, ADVANCED 2 Reinforce the understanding of the subjunctive in French and learn how to assimilate the conjugation of irregular verbs, cementing the general knowledge of French verb usage. For students with experience speaking French. REM

ZOOM

10/2

F

6:00PM-6:50PM

10

HUBERT

$119

28776

FRENCH 1 Enjoy learning the fundamentals of the French language in a playful, relaxed, and supportive environment. We will focus on practical, real-world communication. Textbook optional, discussed in the first class. ALB

LM-131

10/10

S

10:00AM-11:50AM

6

MCMANUS

$119

29455

For advanced German speakers or those who have completed prior German classes. We’ll give students a place to use their German or continue learning. This course is best for non-native German speakers, although native speakers may benefit from having a place to hear/see/write/speak German with others. REM

ALB

SWANSO 9/29

TR

9:00AM-9:50AM

11

REED

$149

27134

ZOOM

9/29

TR

6:00PM-7:20PM

8

CARD

$149

27952

Follow choreographed dance routines with integrated fitness moves set to music to get a full body cardio workout and have fun! ALB

AC-120

Develop basic German skills in the four main elements of language learning - reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Prepare for intermediate classes and work towards linguistic proficiency. Vocabulary includes introductions, asking about others, telling time, hobbies, school-related topics, foods/drinks, clothing-related phrasing, the household/chores, and the weather.

9/29

T

4:30PM-5:20PM

9

AUTRY

$119

29452

INDUSTRIAL ARTS & TRADES For the true beginner: learn basic woodworking skills, home shop safety, use of hand and power tools, and project cost estimation. Learn wood joinery used to make fine furniture and experience how to make a fun project. An in-class safety orientation is required prior to tool use. Bring your own ear protection and safety glasses. W

6:00PM-8:50PM

TR

4:30PM-5:50PM

8

CARD

$149

27395

10

NENDEL

$269

27213

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED WOODWORKING For the intermediate to advanced woodworking student emphasizing more advanced projects and skills. Students will supply their own material and plans for projects. Bring your own ear protection and safety glasses.

BC-205

9/30

W

3:30PM-4:50PM

8

MARRACCINI

$119

27391

Designed for learners who are new to Italian or looking to solidify their foundational skills. Guides you step by step through essential grammar, vocabulary, and conversation skills‚ starting with everyday phrases and progressing toward confident communication. REM

ZOOM

10/1

R

4:00PM-4:50PM

10

HAFEZ SULIMAN

$119

29180

ITALIAN MASTERY For learners who already have a solid foundation in Italian and are ready to elevate their skills. Focus on expanding vocabulary, refining grammar, and developing nuanced, natural expression through advanced conversation practice, and cultural immersion. REM

ZOOM

10/1

R

5:00PM-5:50PM

10

HAFEZ SULIMAN

$119

29181

PRIMARY MANDARIN

COR

CHS-T38 10/1

R

6:00PM-8:50PM

5

NENDEL

$199

27219

Intro to Mandarin Chinese, the official language of China. Build basic skills in speaking and vocabulary aligned with HSK1, and learn 50 essential characters.

COR

CHS-T38 11/5

R

6:00PM-8:50PM

5

NENDEL

$199

27215

COR

Introduction to ASL. Students will learn the manual letters, important vocabulary, and phrases to hold basic conversations in ASL. For students of all skill levels. ZOOM

9/28

M

9/29

T

6:00PM-6:50PM

10

LEROY

$119

28194

Move from simple words to full sentences. Practice key patterns and vocabulary through real-life dialogues that build adaptability and confidence. Designed to support HSK Level 1 listening and reading.

ASL CONVERSATIONAL 1

REM

BC-104

INTERMEDIATE MANDARIN CONVERSATION 1

LANGUAGE

7:00PM-8:50PM

10

ELEWEKE

$139

27340

ZOOM

9/30

W

6:00PM-6:50PM

10

LEE

$119

29454

SPANISH, INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED Speak entirely in Spanish, study grammar, and practice Spanish conversation in groups to improve speaking and writing skills. We will also explore culture and language through stories, proverbs, poems, and songs of Latin America and Spain. COR

BC-105

9/30

W

9:00AM-10:50AM

10

PLATT

$139

27392

SPANISH NOW! 1 ¡Vamos a hablar en español! Learn basic conversation for everyday use and explore the culture and traditions of the Hispanic world. No previous Spanish experience required. Textbook required for the first day of class. REM

ZOOM

9/29

TR

2:30PM-3:50PM

10

SCHLECHTER

$169

28160

SPANISH NOW! 2 ¡Vamos a hablar en español! Continue to build on knowledge of the Spanish language to further develop conversational skills. Designed for those who have completed Spanish NOW! 1 or have prior instructor approval. REM

ZOOM

9/29

TR

5:00PM-6:20PM

10

SCHLECHTER

$169

28232

SPANISH NOW! 3 ¡Vamos a hablar en español! Review concepts from Spanish Now! 1 & 2 and gain new skills to communicate in Spanish with functional, practical use of the language in everyday situations. Designed for those who have completed Spanish NOW! 2 or have prior instructor approval. REM

ZOOM

9/28

MW

2:30PM-3:50PM

10

SCHLECHTER

$169

28774

SPANISH NOW! 4 ¡Vamos a hablar en español! Spanish Now! 4 is the continuing of all Spanish Now (1,2,3) classes. For those who have previously completed all 3 levels or have prior instructor approval. The book Spanish Now!, level 2 with audio CD is required for this course. REM

ZOOM

9/28

MW

5:00PM-6:20PM

10

SCHLECHTER

$169

29176

SPANISH NOW! 5 ¡Vamos a hablar en español! Continue your Spanish journey! Review key lessons from Spanish Now! Levels 1 & 2 while sharpening your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. Students help shape weekly conversation topics and can join optional Zoom study groups for extra practice and support. REM

ZOOM

9/28

MW

10:30AM-11:20AM

10

SCHLECHTER

$139

29453

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

COR

BC-104

9/30

W

6:00PM-6:50PM

10

LEROY

$119

29424

INTERMEDIATE MANDARIN: CHINESE CHARACTERS Build a foundation in written Mandarin. Learn radicals, stroke order, and how characters form words and sentences while recognizing and writing about 150 characters. Practice through worksheets and activities, with cultural context included. COR

BC-104

9/30

W

5:00PM-5:50PM

FOOD & DRINK PASTA! PESTO! & ROASTED TOMATO SAUCE! NEW!

Students will learn how to prepare and cook fresh egg pasta, and a fresh basil pesto to compliment their handmade noodles. A simple roasted tomato sauce will be demonstrated and tasted. LEBHS-CC 10/22

R

5:30PM - 8:20PM

1

HARA

$119

29457

ONE RECIPE-THREE SOUPS! NEW! Using the fall bounty of Oregon products, students will prepare 3 different soups using one basic recipe. LEB

LEBHS-CC 10/29

R

5:30PM - 8:20PM

1

HARA

$119

29458

HOMESTYLE COOKING W/MISO & TOFU NEW!

ESSENTIAL ITALIAN

BEGINNING WOODWORKING

CHS-T38 9/30

9/29

Listen, read, and practice speaking Italian. We will work on increasing vocabulary, pronunciation, and use of verb tenses, while learning more about Italian culture, country, and life. Basic understanding of Italian required. Textbook will be discussed in class. COR

COR

BC-236

CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN

CARDIO DANCE NEW!

REM

LEB

BEGINNING GERMAN 1

COR

DANCE

Get a brief history of Korea and be introduced to the Korean language. Learn the Korean alphabet through reading, writing, and pronouncing the basic characters and learn how to combine them into different words. We will focus on conversational phrases such as greetings and asking basic questions, and learning key words needed in everyday interactions.

CONVERSATIONAL GERMAN

ZUMBA® GOLD A dynamic, exciting, and effective fitness program perfect for those looking for a modified Zumba® class that recreates the original moves you love at a lower-intensity. Designed to introduce easy-to-follow choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion, and coordination.

INTRO TO KOREAN. NEW!

10

LEROY

$119

29423

This class focuses on Japanese American, umami packed dishes prepared with Miso and Tofu. LEB

LEBHS-CC 11/5

R

5:30PM - 8:20PM

1

HARA

$119

29463

CREPE-TASTIC! SAVORY & SWEET CREPES NEW!

Crepes are a fun alternative to pancakes that can be made into a fancy dessert, a sweet snack, or a savory appetizer. They are easy to learn, but the cooking technique takes practice! LEB

LEBHS-CC

11/19

R

5:30PM - 8:20PM

1

HARA

$119

29466


6

WRITING CREATIVE-WRITING & CRITIQUE Share, read, and discuss student writing projects in a supportive critique environment! Use a work-in-progress, or start something new. Practice writing and self-editing skills, and foster a positive writing community. Review the elements of good writing. Led by local author Stacy Johns. No class 10/15. ALB

LM-130

10/1

R

6:00PM-7:20PM

9

JOHNS

$129

29483

WRITE YOUR LIFE STORY The life stories of you and your family are treasures that need to be preserved. Recall and recount family history while developing your own narrative style, and enhance your detail, descriptions, and dialogue. COR

CALV

10/2

F

1:00PM-3:20PM

10

COOK

$139

27212

PUBLISH WITH CONFIDENCE Introduces writers to the world of self-publishing with a focus on Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). Explore the pros and cons of traditional and indie publishing, learn the step-by-step process of preparing and publishing a book on Amazon, and practice effective strategies for marketing books online. COR

FILIPINO CUISINE: CHICKEN ADOBO Chicken Adobo is a staple in Pinoy (Filipino) homes. Perfect for one person or large families, it is a very simple, yet delicious, entrée that is budget friendly and easy to prepare. Recipe can be adjusted for gluten-free diets. REM

ZOOM

10/22

R

6:00PM-8:20PM

1

YONEMURA

$89

29456

SHOW ME THE HONEY: PART 1 NEW!

Honey is one of the oldest substances used for food, drink, and even as medicine! Take part in a tasting tour of local and international honey varietals. In Part 1 you will bee charmed by the savory and spicy sides of honey. COR

BCFAIR

10/3

S

12:00PM-2:50PM

1

BIRCH

$109

29477

SHOW ME THE HONEY: PART 2 NEW!

Honey is one of the oldest substances used for food , drink, and even as medicine! Take part in a tasting tour of local and international honey varietals. In Part 2 you will find out what the buzz is all about by exploring the sweet sides of honey. COR

BCFAIR

10/4

U

12:00PM-2:50PM

1

BIRCH

$109

29481

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Learn practical skills to protect yourself and move through the world with greater confidence. This course covers situational awareness, boundarysetting, and verbal de-escalation alongside foundational physical self-defense techniques. No prior experience needed, just a willingness to feel more empowered in your everyday life. ALB

LM-130

11/7

S

3:00PM-4:50PM

1

DAVIS

$49

29459

LEB

HOC-150 11/12

R

1:00PM-2:50PM

1

DAVIS

$49

29468

AHA BLS/AHA HEARTSAVER FIRST AID Covers the American Heart Association (AHA) Healthcare Provider skills of CPR for adults, children, and infants along with Automated External Defibrillator (AED) instruction. Meets LBCC requirements for admission into various healthcare programs. Includes two parts: Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid. The BLS portion trains participants to promptly recognize several life-threatening emergencies, give high-quality chest compressions, deliver appropriate ventilation, and provide early use of an AED. The First Aid portion teaches students critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services arrive. Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive both a BLS and First Aid certification which is good for 2 years.

Explore regional and universal herbs through scientific and cultural lenses. Learn about botany, plant chemistry, and preparing teas, tinctures, and oils, with a focus on health and healing. Enjoy hands-on learning, an herb walk, and create items to take home. COR

BC-106

10/1

R

5:30PM-8:20PM

6

BIRCH

$149

28782

Builds on herbalism concepts from previous class. Further explorations of a variety of fun and fascinating, healing herbs from both scientific and traditional perspectives. We will create a more advanced tincture, as well as a salve and cough syrup to take home and share. Students are encouraged to take this class in sequence with Introduction To Herbalism Part 1. Prerequisite: Introduction To Herbalism Part 1 or Instructor permission. BC-106

11/12

R

5:30PM-8:20PM

4

BIRCH

$139

9/29

T

5:00PM-6:20PM

10

HARE

$129

29479

INTRODUCTION TO ASTROLOGY NEW!

Learn a holistic and grounded approach to astrology and its application. Students will learn about the twelve zodiac, birth chart, transits, aspects, synastry, and astrocartography, along with how these elements work together in practice. The course includes both classroom-style learning, creative approaches for a more thorough and applicable understanding of topics. COR

BC-105

10/7

W

5:00PM-6:20PM

8

FEDERWITZ

$119

29484

INTRODUCTION TO REIKI Students will learn about the history and development of Reiki, culminating in its practice in the United States. We will explore the 5 components of Reiki while recognizing the various influences on its development. A guided meditation and group Reiki transmission will be part of the class experience. ALB

LM-130

10/10

S

10:00AM-11:50AM

1

SHULTZ

$59

29460

INTRODUCTION TO REIKI ENERGY We will compare and contrast 3 popular energetic systems; Reiki, Yoga and Tai Chi/Chi Gung. This comparison will help us to recognize why Reiki is considered a complimentary therapy in both energetic and healing practice. A group guided meditation and energy transmission will be part of the class experience. ALB

LM-130

10/17

S

10:00AM-11:50AM

1

SHULTZ

$59

29472

INTRODUCTION TO REIKI HEALING We will review the types of healing available through Reiki. We will compare Traditional Reiki vs Emerging Reiki. Students will review the traditional hand positions applied to chair and table Reiki. A group guided meditation and energy transmission will be part of the class experience. ALB

LM-130

10/24

S

10:00AM-11:50AM

1

SHULTZ

$59

29478

NUTRITION FOR WELLNESS Learn to sort nutrition fact from fiction and build a personalized roadmap through guided sessions with a dietitian. Cover topics like intermittent fasting, reaching weight goals, balancing blood sugar, meal planning, building healthy habits, and more! REM

ZOOM

9/29

T

6:00PM-7:20PM

1

SLUSSER

$189

29467

LEB

HOC-260 11/6

F

8:00AM-5:50PM

1

SLUSSER

$189

29470

LEB

HOC-260 12/4

F

8:00AM-5:50PM

1

SLUSSER

$189

29475

HISTORY & CULTURE

LM-130

10/10

S

2:00PM-3:50PM

6

MCMANUS

$119

29461

10

STEMKE

$119

29482

9/28

M

6:00PM-6:50PM

8

TOURTILLOTT

$129

Students with beginner-level guitar experience will build on their skills by learning essentials to advance their playing. We will practice scales, explore the entire fretboard, discover new chord shape - including an introduction to the CAGED system - and learn to play popular songs. BC-105

9/28

M

7:00PM-7:50PM

8

TOURTILLOTT

$129

28507

BEGINNING VIOLIN It is never too late to learn a musical instrument. This course is designed for beginners who are ready to unleash their inner violinist. You will learn to read sheet music, hold the violin, and play a song from start to finish! No experience necessary. Students need to bring their own instrument to class ALB

LM-130

10/1

R

6:00PM-7:20PM

6

JOHN

$129

29476

FOR THE LOVE OF SINGING Find your voice and share your passion in an inclusive class for anyone who enjoys music! Whether you love belting out folk, oldies, goldies, blues, and more, or you play an instrument and want to accompany, you’re welcome here. Singers and instrumentalists are encouraged to join our informal jam sessions. No auditions, just pure musical enjoyment in a supportive community setting! COR

BC-105

9/30

W

1:00PM-2:50PM

8

DEMAREST

$149

29174

SPORTS & REC BASKETBALL SPORTS OFFICIATING NEW! Get ready for the hardwood! This course prepares aspiring officials for the OSAA certification process, covering NFHS rules, mechanics, and game management. Whether you’re a fan or a former player, learn the skills needed to ensure a fair, safe game. Join our community of zebras and start your journey toward officiating Oregon high school basketball today! ALB

AC-127 GYM

10/10

S

9:00AM-11:50AM

$79

29474

COR

BC-105

9/28

M

10:00AM-11:30AM

10

GREAVES

$139

29473

REAL ESTATE BROKER PRE-LICENSE Thinking about a career as a real estate agent? This accelerated weekly class and a 9-5 pre-test cram session will get you ready for the OR Real Estate Broker’s License Exam. You must attend all classes through Zoom and complete the online self-study portion. Must preregister at least two days before class starts. REM

ZOOM ZOOM

9/29 12/5

T S

6:00PM-9:00PM 9:00AM-5:00PM

10 1

RICH

$695

25000

PROPERTY MANAGER PRE-LICENSE If you love problem solving and working with people, this in-demand class is for you! Prepare for the State of OR Property Manager License Exam. Covers tenant relations, fair housing, lease agreements, and more. Must attend all classes through Zoom and complete the self-study portion. Must preregister at least two days before class starts. ZOOM

10/6

T

6:00PM-8:00PM

7

NEIMANN

$600

27974

NATURE & PHOTOGRAPHY ADVENTURES: LIGHTHOUSES & SEASCAPES NEW! Spend the day exploring and photographing the stunning Oregon Coast. We’ll visit Heceta Head Lighthouse, Cape Perpetua, Yaquina Head Lighthouse, and other scenic stops along the way. Learn how to capture coastal landscapes, waves, and light in real time. All skill levels are welcome. You can use a cell phone or a digital camera. BTPK

10/3

S

8:00AM-6:20PM

1

AUTRY

$209

29464

3

JOHNSON

$109

Develop a proficiency in fly-casting and expand your knowledge of which fly to use. Focuses on the basics and also includes information for those who have prior experience. This hands-on course taught by experienced local fly fishermen. The last class students will meet at a location on the South Santiam River. LEB

HOC-150 9/29

TR

5:30PM-6:50PM

6

ELLIOTT/SWANSON $159

28473

27228

INTERMEDIATE GUITAR 1

COR

EARLS

INTRO TO THE JOY OF FLY FISHING

Explore the possibilities of the most popular instrument in the world! All adults are welcome in this beginning guitar class. We will explore the instrument, learn to read standard notation and guitar tablature, chords, and how to play and use them effectively, how to play songs, and basic music theory. Please bring your own guitar. BC-105

1

For anyone who has ever wanted to pursue serious independent learning outside of a university, or secondary and university students who want to sharpen their learning skills. We will learn how to create an effective setting for study, conduct incisive research, how to deal with disinformation, the effective and appropriate use of AI.

COR

BEGINNING GUITAR

COR

9:00AM-11:50AM

SPECIALITY EXPERIENCES

Journey back in time to the history that shaped modern France, from its early heroes to the turn of the 20th century. We’ll cover major events like the French Revolution, key figures like Louis XIV and Napoleon, and France’s famous regions. Also learn basic French phrases and travel tips for your next trip, making it perfect for history lovers and travelers. Textbook optional, to be discussed at first class. ALB

FS

SECRETS OF GUERRILLA SCHOLARSHIP NEW!

REM

MUSIC

Develop a working knowledge of tarot and integrate it into your life as a ritual of introspection. We will learn about the major and minor arcana, modalities of card reading, multiple levels of meaning contained within the tarot cards, and more. You’ll also learn techniques for spiritually cleansing your cards and space. BC-244

8:00AM-5:50PM

29183

TAROT AS RITUAL PRACTICE

COR

F

INTRO TO FRENCH HISTORY: PRIOR TO 1914

INTRODUCTION TO HERBALISM: PART 2

COR

HOC-260 10/9

10/16

PROFESSIONAL GROWTH

PERSONAL SAFETY & CONFIDENCE NEW!

LEB

INTRODUCTION TO HERBALISM

BC-104

29462

YOUTH & JUST FOR TEENS FRENCH INTRO: CONVERSATION & PLAY FOR CHILDREN (6-8 YEAR OLDS) Embark on a fun-filled journey into the French language with your child! Designed for children aged 6-8, this interactive class uses games, songs, and creative play to introduce basic vocabulary and conversational phrases. Parents will receive handouts and curated resources to continue the adventure at home. One adult must accompany each child. No prior French experience is necessary! Fee applies to parent registrant and one child. Textbook optional; discussed at first class. ALB

LM-130

10/10

S

9:00AM-9:50AM

6

MCMANUS

$99

29416

FRENCH INTRO: BEFORE HIGH SCHOOL (12-14 YEAR OLDS). Planning to take French in high school? This course (ages 12-14) builds a strong foundation for French 1 with essential pronunciation, basic grammar, and key conversational phrases in a relaxed setting. Gain confidence and get ahead before high school French. Textbook optional, discussed in the first class. ALB

LM-130

10/10

S

12:00PM-1:50PM

6

MCMANUS

$119

29469


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FORKLIFT SAFETY FORKLIFT TRAINING This is a forklift training that follows OSHA requirements, employers are required to certify their employees. Students should bring their lunch. Training is limited to 10 students. ALB

IA-102

10/10

S

8:00AM-4:50PM

1

RICE

$199

27352

ALB

IA-102

11/14

S

8:00AM-4:50PM

1

RICE

$199

27353

DRIVER TRAINING DRIVER ED W/PERMIT An ODOT approved program that includes a minimum of 30 hours of classroom instruction, and six hours each of driving and observation, to be scheduled at orientation. Required Parent Orientations on Albany Campus. For registration and course information see linnbenton.edu/driver-education. ALB ALB

F-104 F-115

9/20 9/27

U U

2:00-5:00PM 2:00-5:00PM

1 10

DICKENS

$550

27345

ALB ALB

F104 F-115

9/21 9/28

M M

5:30PM-8:30PM 5:30PM-8:30PM

1 10

DELAY

$550

29413

ALB COR

F-104 BC-204

9/22 9/29

T T

5:30PM-8:30PM 5:30PM-8:30PM

1 10

ELTON

$550

27288

ALB REM

F-104 ZOOM/GC

9/24 10/1

R R

5:30PM-8:30PM 5:30PM-8:30PM

1 10

HANSEN/DUBEAU

$550

27348

MOTORCYCLE TRAINING

DRIVER ED 18 & OVER An ODOT approved program that includes a minimum of 30 hours of classroom instruction, and six hours each of driving and observation, to be scheduled at orientation. Required Parent Orientations on Albany Campus. For registration and course information see linnbenton.edu/driver-education. ALB ALB

F-104 F-115

9/20 9/27

U U

2:00-5:00PM 2:00-5:00PM

1 10

DICKENS

$760

27347

ALB ALB

F104 F-115

9/21 9/28

M M

5:30PM-8:30PM 5:30PM-8:30PM

1 10

DELAY

$760

29414

ALB COR

F-104 BC-204

9/22 9/29

T T

5:30PM-8:30PM 5:30PM-8:30PM

1 10

ELTON

$760

27291

ALB REM

F-104 ZOOM/GC

9/24 10/1

R R

5:30PM-8:30PM 5:30PM-8:30PM

1 10

HANSEN/DUBEAU

In order to operate a motor vehicle in the state of Oregon, riders must obtain a valid motorcycle endorsement. LBCC’s motorcycle courses are offered in cooperation with TEAM OREGON, a nationally recognized leader in motorcycle rider safety and skills training. You can learn to ride, earn your motorcycle endorsement, or take your skills to the next level. • Training motorcycles and helmets are provided. • On-bike training offered on-site.

$760

27350

• Students can complete the classroom portion online at home, or in-person, on site.

Commercial Driver License Tatiana Wicke CDL Program Manager

541-917-4961 CDL@linnbenton.edu

CDL training to meet your needs. Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) Ready to get started on a career as a truck driver? We're ready to help! Tuition: $6,069-$6,269

Behind-the-Wheel Already completed ELDT Theory and need to complete Behind-the-Wheel? We can do that! Tuition: $5,000

Refresher Courses Need to freshen-up driving skills to take your DOT Skills test? Work 1:1 with an Instructor. Tuition: minimum $1,400

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

Basic Course • Geared towards new riders and provides 8 hours of on-bike training and classroom instruction. Intermediate Course • One-day course for riders 21 and older: Students must have experience operating a motorcycle Additional Training • RSP Road Riding Tactics • Braking Clinic • Cornering Clinic

Find complete training and licensing information, course schedules, or register online at: http://team-oregon.org or call 800-545-9944


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Adult Basic Skills Need to improve your English? Need your GED®? ¿Usted quiere obtener el GED®?

541-917-4710 ABS@linnbenton.edu

OFFERING FLEX CLASSES

Attend in-person or remotely via Zoom

Dual Enrollment at

LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE Transfer seamlessly to a four-year university, or attend LBCC and a partner university (like OSU) at the same time with our Degree Partnership Program

YOUR FIRST STEP: • Complete an application at apply.linnbenton.edu • Choose the Choose the GED Prep and English Language Acquisition Programs application • Check your email after you apply for your invitation to attend an Orientation Session. To be eligible for ABS programs you must live permanently in the United States and attend a mandatory orientation session. Visit linnbenton.edu/community/alt-paths/ela to learn about the ELA (English Language Acquisition) program. Visit linnbenton.edu/community/alt-paths/ged for more information about the GED® program.

LBCC Application

GED and English Language Acquisition Program

linnbenton.edu/dpp Questions? (541) 917-4237 or dpp@linnbenton.edu

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NEVER TOO LATE

Finishing a degree or certificate is closer than you think.

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Online and virtual course modes that fit your life. Credit for prior learning that saves you time and money.

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Email us at ABS@linnbenton.edu or call (541) 917-4710

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