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Fine Arts classes:Painting & DrawingFA 151C Technical and Industrial Drawing 1 cr, 2cl hrs, fee 35Free hand three dimensional and industrialdrawing techniquesLeo Gabaldon, Tuesday 18:00-19:55FA 152C Painting in Oils 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 60Geared toward a relaxing approach to theintroduction of the fine art of oil painting, thepurpose of this course is to provide backgroundfor your future oil painting experiences andserve as an outlet to relax.Jenny BlomquistSection 1 Monday, 15:15-17:15Section 2 Monday, 18:15-20:15Section 3 Tuesday 18:15-20:15Section 4 Thursday, 16:00-17:55FA 153C Painting in Acrylics 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 60Basic methods and skills in acrylic paintingRamona Montoya, Thursday 18:15-20:15PhotographyFA 189C Intro to Digital Photography 1 cr, 2 clhrs, fee 35Anthony Perreault, Thursday, 18:00-19:20FA 189C Intro to Photoshop 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 35Anthony PerreaultSection 1 Wednesday, 18:00-19:20Section 2 Monday, 18:00-19:20FA189C Smartphone Photography 1 cr, 1 cl hr,fee 25Colleen Gino Thursday 17:30-18:25Wood & Fiber ArtsFA 289C Weaving 201 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 60Prerequisite Weaving 101Ready for next steps in weaving? This class willexplore intermediate colorwork, structuresbeyond plain weave using a pick-up stick, andweaving fine fabric on a rigid-heddle loomElizabeth Gipson Wednesday 16:00-17:25FA 189C Intro to Woodcarving 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 40Introduces the student to various carving stylesusing a variety of wood carving tools andtechniques to produce several carvingsincluding wood spirit faces, relief carvings, anda carving of the student’s choice.Ernesto Norte, Monday 16:00-17:50FA 189C Intro to Chip Carving 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 40The student will learn to chip carve using 2knives to create geometric style art works onwood. Each student will be assigned a projectwhich will result in an artistic box using variouspatterns, and a project of their choice.Ernesto Norte, Monday 18:00-19:50FA 189C Intro to Woodburning 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 40Introduces the student to the art of woodburning on wood, paper, and other materialsusing a wood burner with various tips.Pyrography (wood burning) allows the freedomto create a wide variety of artistic designscreated by different textures and shading.Ernesto Norte, Tuesday 16:00-17:50

GlassCeramicsF A 260C Stained Glass I 1 cr, 3 cl hrs, fee 60Investigation of tools and techniques in creatinginspired stained glass compositions.Dona NowickiSection 1 Wednesday 10:00-11:55Section 2 Tuesday 10:00-11:55F A 270C Hand Building in Clay 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 60Studio arts survey of hand forming techniquesused in creating diverse utilitarian andsculptural ceramics.Accommodates all skill levelsGeorgia Raymond Tuesday 17:15-19:15F A 261C Glass Fusing/Slumping 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 60Fundamental tools and processes in creation ofglass objects; mold making and slumpingprocesses used in basic kiln forming.Dona Nowicki Thursday 13:00-14:50F A 264C Stained Glass Design 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 60Students will learn to design stained glass, andwill explore design elements, pattern making,and pattern alignment.Dona Nowicki Tuesday 14:00-15:55F A 265C Stained Glass Interpretation 1 cr,3 cl hrs, fee 60Students will study art masterpieces in othermedia and recreate them in stained glass.Dona Nowicki Tuesday 17:15-19:15F A 266C Dimensional Stained Glass 1 cr,3 cl hrs, fee 60Students will learn how to create three‐dimensional stained glass artwork.Dona Nowicki Wednesday 14:00-15:55F A 267C Fused Glass Jewelry 1 cr, 3 cl hrs, fee 60Learn to create stunning original jewelry infused glass.Dona Nowicki Wednesday 17:15-19:15F A 271C Wheel Thrown Ceramics I 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 60Prerequisite: FA 270C, Hand Building inClayTechnical and aesthetic processes used infunctional wheel thrown ceramics.Accommodates all skill levelsBelle Rehder Thursday 17:30-19:30F A 272C Sculptural Ceramics 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 60Studio art class in three dimensionalconstruction of abstract and figurativesculpture. Accommodates all skillLevelsGeorgia Raymond Wednesday 17:15-19:15FA 289C Wheel Thrown Ceramics II 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 60Prerequisite: F A 271C Wheel Thrown Ceramics ITechnical and aesthetic processes used infunctional wheel thrown ceramics.Accommodates all skill levelsBelle Rehder Thursday 17:30-19:30F A 272C Sculptural Ceramics II cr, 3 cl hrs, fee 60Prerequisite: F A 272C Sculptural Ceramics 1Studio art class in three dimensionalconstruction of abstract and figurativesculpture.Georgia Raymond Wednesday 17:15-19:15F A 273C Wheel Thrown Ceramics II 1 cr, 3 clhrs, fee 60Prerequisite: FA 270C, Hand Building in ClayStudents will learn and practice advanced wheeland decorative techniques.Belle Rehder Thursday 17:30-19:30

Metal ArtsF A 280C Beginning Enameling 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 70The art of fusing glass to metal, safe handling ofequipment and chemicals in beginningtechniquesTheresa BoracciSection 1 Thursday 14:00-16:50Section 2 Thursday 18:30-21:30Section 3 Thursday 09:00-11:50F A 281C Enameling II 1 cr, 3 cl hrs, fee 70Prerequisite: FA 280C, Beginning EnamelingThe art of fusing glass to metal using advancedtechniques and methodsTheresa BoracciSection 1 Thursday 09:00-11:50Section 2 Thursday 14:00-16:50Section 3 Thursday 18:30-21:30F A 282C Beginning Metal Arts/Lapidary 1 cr,3 cl hrs, fee 80Fabrication techniques in metal construction:cutting, shaping and soldering, lost wax casting.Lapidary works of cut stone may beincorporated into metal processes.Theresa BoracciSection 1 Tuesday 09:00-11:50Section 2 Tuesday 14:00-16:50Section 3 Tuesday 18:30-21:30F A 283C Metal Arts/Lapidary II 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 80Prerequisite: FA 282C, Beginning MetalArts/LapidaryContinued development of skills and processesin lapidary and metal workTheresa BoracciSection 1 Monday 14:00-16:50Section 2 Wednesday 14:00-16:50Section 3 Monday 18:30-21:30F A 284C Precious Metal Clay 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 170Prerequisites: FA 283C and consent of instructorThe art of kiln fired fused copper, bronze andsilver metals in creating wearable art. Safehandling of kilns and equipmentTheresa Boracci Wednesday 19:00-21:50F A 285C Precious Metal Clay II 1 cr, 3 cl hrs,fee 15Prerequisite: FA 284C and consent of instructorContinued exploration of skills and techniquesacquired in PMC ITheresa Boracci Wednesday 19:00-21:50F A 286C Armor Making 1 cr, 3 cl hrs, fee 100Prerequisite: FA 282C, Beginning MetalArts/LapidaryHot and cold working of steel and leather inhistorical design and construction of wearablemedieval protective clothing.Theresa BoracciSection 1 Sunday 09:00-12:30Section 2 Sunday 14:00-17:30Physical Recreation classesYogaP R 120C Beginning Yoga 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Introductory practices focus on alignment,strength, breath relaxation, and restorationMelissa Begay MW 12:00-12:55P R 120C Beginning Yoga 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Introductory practices focus on alignment,strength, breath relaxation, and restorationMargaret Griffin-Taylor TR 17:15-18:15P R 220C Intermediate Yoga 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 15Prerequisite: PR 120C or consent of instructorand advisor.Intermediate training and skill techniques inYogaMargaret Griffin-Taylor TR 12:00-12:55

P R 121C Gentle Yoga 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Focus on stress reduction, body/breathawareness and flexibilityKelley Flynn MW 17:00-17:50P R 122C Slow Flow Yoga 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Instruction supports structural integrity ofspine, back and abdominalsKelley Flynn MW 16:00-16:50P R 124C Stretch and Relaxation 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 15Instruction emphasizes stretch and relaxationtechniquesMargaret Griffin-Taylor TR 16:00-16:55Sports & ExerciseP R 100C Weight Lifting 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Introduction to basic principles and techniquesof weight trainingColter TuckerSection 1 TR 19:00-19:55Section 2 TR 20:00-20:55P R 106C Beginning Golf 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 75Instruction in the basic skills, equipment, rules,etiquette and shot‐making and use of irons andwoods.Sabino Grijalva TR 13:00-13:55P R 189C Intermediate Golf 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 75Prerequisite PR 106CSabino Grijalva TR 11:00-11:55P R 111C Basketball 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Instruction and practice of game skills in a teamsettingBrad Hofmann MW 18:00-18:50P R 112C Indoor Soccer 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Instruction and practice of basic skills in anindoor settingBrad HofmannSection 1 MW 20:00-20:55Section 2 MW 21:00-21:55PR 189C Bootcamp & Tabata, fee 15Melissa Begay MW 16:00-16:55P R 123C Pilates Matwork 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Designed exercise program involves the entirebody while focusing on strengthening the coremuscles of the torso. Exercises promotecoordination, balance and strengthCarrie Marsyla MW 12:00-12:55P R 132C Zumba 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15The trademark name for Salsa Aerobicsinstruction emphasizing exercise andcardiovascular endurance with theuse of Latin musicDana ChavezBasic TR 17:30-18:20Regular MW 17:15-17:55P R 134C Spinning 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 20The trademark name for Indoor Cyclingdesigned to progressively build strength andendurance while improving cardio respiratoryfunctionKim PadillaNoon MW 12:00-12:50Early 1 MW 06:30-07:25Early 2 TR 06:30-07:25P R 150C Beginning Belly Dance 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 15Instruction in the basic moving steps andrhythms of the belly danceJulie Johnson MW 19:00-19:55P R 250C Intermediate Belly Dance 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 15Instruction on the isolation and slowmovements of Middle Eastern dance, includinguse of the veil and improvisationJulie Johnson MW 20:00-20:55P R 189C Advanced Belly Dance 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Prerequisite PR 250CJulie Johnson MW 20:00-20:55PR 189C Intro to Archery, fee 40Brian Olney M 19:30-21:00

Scott Roberts MW 19:00-19:55Martial ArtsP R 141C Karate 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Instruction in the basic skills, blocks, strikes, andkicks of Japanese karateScott Teare MW 16:00-16:55P R 189C Karate 2 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Prerequisite PR 141CScott Teare MW 16:00-16:55P R 142C Taijutsu 1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Instruction in the basic techniques of punching,falling, rolling and kicking in TaijutsuAlexander George MW 17:00-17:55P R 143C Tai Chi Chuan 1 cr, 2cl hrs, fee 15Instruction and practice in techniques toenhance body awareness, reduces stress,improve balance and increase strength.Dug CorpolongoRegular TR 16:00-16:55Elders TR 14:00-14:55Climbing & CampingP R 161C Beginning Rock Climbing 1 cr, 2 cl hrs,fee 50Introduction to basic climbing technique withan emphasis on safety, safe knot and belayScott RobertsSection 1 W 15:15-18:55Section 2 T 15:15-18:55P R 189C Intermediate Rock Climbing 1 cr,2 cl hrs, fee 50Prerequisite PR 161CScott RobertsSection 1 W 15:15-18:55Section 2 T 15:15-18:55P R 189C Performance Rock Climbing 1 cr,2 cl hrs, fee 15Prerequisite PR 161CP R 2189C Performance Rock Climbing II 1 cr,2 cl hrs, fee 15Prerequisite Performance Rock ClimbingScott Roberts TR 19:00-19:55P R 189C Bouldering1 cr, 2 cl hrs, fee 15Prerequisite PR 161CScott Roberts MW 15:15-18:55P R 261C Intermediate Rock Climbing 1 cr,2 cl hrs, fee 50Prerequisite: PR 161C or consent of instructorand advisorContinuation of safety, rope set‐up, belayinglead climb, rappelling and anchor set‐upScott Roberts T 15:15-18:55PR 289 Advanced Climbing – Hueco Tanks,1 cr hr, fee 115Prerequisite PR 261CScott RobertsSession 1 Feb 23-24Session 2 Mar 9-10PR 289 Overnight Camping1 cr hr, fee 40Scott Roberts Apr 6-7Non-credit coursesCED 189NC Meditation 0 cr, 1 cl hr, fee 100Kelley Flynn M 08:00-08:50CED 189NC Intro to Bridge 0 cr, 1 cl hr, fee 100Julie Johnson MW 17:00-17:50F A 260NC Stained Glass I 0 cr, 3 cl hrsfee 160Investigation of tools and techniques in creatinginspired stained glass compositions.Dona NowickiSection 1 Wednesday 10:00-11:55Section 2 Tuesday 10:00-11:55