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COMMUNITY EDUCATIONDivision of Online &Continuing Education2021 SUMMER SCHEDULE WEBER.EDU/COMMUNITYEDONLINE AND IN-PERSON COURSESWATERCOLOR - ONE NIGHT ONLY page 3 In-PersonHANDLING STRESSpage 7 In-PersonMICROSOFT SERIESpage 9 OnlineWeber State UniversityDivision of Online & Continuing Education3848 Harrison Blvd.Ogden, UT 84408************ECRWSS****MORETHAN60CLASSES AVAILABLEResidential CustomerLocked for mailing infoPERIODICAL

With CrisisComes OpportunityWe here at WSU CommunityEducation tend to look for thesilver linings.mâché, you’ll find a new series of coursesthat enable you to dabble without a bigcommitment: One Night Only!For instance, the chaos that COVID-19wrought also forced us to become moreinnovative with our courses. We delvedinto online course delivery, and welearned new ways of working aroundrestrictions. Yes, the pandemic has beentough, but it’s also been a reason to findnew opportunities.These night courses are big on fun butlow on commitment and cost. For only 25, you can pick from five courses thatrange from reading a river to creatingwith clay. See our ad on page 6.how to registerWHAT’S INSIDEARTS & HOBBIES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5CULTURE & LANGUAGE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6HEALTHY LIVING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7JOB & LIFE SKILLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9TECHNOLOGY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Whether it’s one night at a time or overseveral months, we hope you never stoplearning. We know we won’t.WRITING & ILLUSTRATING. . . . . . . . 10— The WSU Community Education TeamYOUTH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10In this summer’s catalog, alongside themany online and in-person courses onsubjects from painting your pet to papierWeber State University Division ofOnline & Continuing EducationPAGE 6EASY CHINESE (MANDARIN) FOR TRAVELERSUNDERSTANDING CHINESE CULTURE & CUSTOMSTry your hand at a new skill by signingup for one of our latest classes:PAGE 3A NIGHT OF WATERCOLORPAINT YOUR PETBACKYARD BLISS: A LANDSCAPE-PAINTING STUDYPINCH-POT CREATURESCOIL OPEN POT VESSELPAGE 7HOW TO COPE WITH STRESSFEEDING YOUR BABY RIGHT FROM THE FIRST BITEHEALTHY TRADITIONAL MEXICAN COOKINGPAGE 9YOU, TOO, CAN DO VOICE-OVER VIDEOSSTART & RUN A HOME-BASED LEARNING VENTUREINTRODUCTION TO PERSONAL FINANCEA BIT ABOUT BITCOIN AND OTHER CRYPTOCURRENCYPAGE 4RECREATIONAL DRONE OPERATIONFISHING: HOW TO READ A RIVERpage 10JAVASCRIPT GAME DESIGN DAY CAMPTELEPHONETOLL FREE801-626-6600800-848-7770, Opt. 4SEE ALL OF OUR PROGRAMS AT WEBER.EDU/DOCEClery Annual Security Reportweber.edu/policeWSU does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,national origin, pregnancy, genetics, age (over 40),disability, religion, sex, sexual orientation, genderidentity/expression, veteran, active military status andother classifications protected by law in its programsand activities. Information is available from, anddiscrimination and harassment complaints may befiled with, the executive director of AA/EO,AA-EO@weber.edu, MA 102 or –––––Weber State University – (USPS PE16-576)(Volume 7,May 15, 2021) is published a total of four times per year— typically during the months of January, April, Juneand August — by the staff of Weber State University,3848 Harrison Blvd., Ogden, Utah 84408. Application tomail at periodical postage rates is approved at Ogden,Utah, and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER:Send address changes to Weber State.PAGE –GUITAR BASICS: EARLY FUNDAMENTALSGUITAR BASICS: CHORDS & FINGERSTYLE METHODSTHE ART OF PAPIER MÂCHÉIn compliance with the Americans with DisabilitiesAct, individuals needing special accommodations(including auxiliary communicative aids and services)for a course should contact Disability Services at 801626-6413 or email dsc@weber.edu. Due to the natureof these courses, please provide at least one to twoweeks’ notice whenever possible.Courses in specificcategories are indicatedusing an icon:DAYTIME COURSESGARDENING SERIESMICROSOFT SERIESCOOKING SERIES

PAINT YOUR PETARTS & HOBBIESBEGINNINGDRAWING: YOU, TOO,CAN LEARN TO DRAWCHRIS BODILYExplore thefundamentals ofdrawing, including shape, lines, values, compositionand construction. Perfect for beginners. Noexperience necessary. Visit weber.edu/communityed for asupply list.LISA QUAGLIOZZI-DALYOne night only! Take aphoto, make a black-andwhite copy and transferto a panel to preservethat special pooch. In this one-day seminar, youwill learn how to create a unique portrait thatis a perfect blend of painting and multimediatechniques in a variety of styles. All skill levels arewelcome. Visit weber.edu/communityed for a supply list.S July 10 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 69 OnlineCHRIS BODILYLearn how to sketchhuman and animalfigures, including action sequences, and discoveryour hidden talents. No previous art experience isrequired. Bring your sketchpad and pencil.CHRIS BODILYBring your doodles tolife in a world of yourown creation. Explore the fundamentals of graphicnarratives, and discuss them as both art andliterature. Create your own graphic novel or comicwhile receiving guidance from a seasoned, skilledprofessional. All skill levels are welcome.Capture the beauty ofyour backyard or area ofrelaxation by drawing and painting from life.Find a special tree, plant, window box or patiogarden to study.S June 19-26 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 69 OnlineWORKING WITHCLAY: PINCH-POTCREATURESALISHA JOHNSONOne night only! Spendthree hours learning inthe privacy of your ownhome as you discover step-by-step techniquesin this online watercolor class. You’ll have ampleopportunity to ask plenty of questions as you paintalong with the instructor and other students. Visitweber.edu/communityed for a supply list.W June 30 6-9 p.m. 25 OnlineLooking forcooking courses?See page 7.weber.edu/communityed 801-626-6600W June 9-30 6-8 p.m. 79 WSUFarmington StationDIGITALPHOTOGRAPHYBASICSSARA LLEVERINOBuild a solid foundationin digital photographyand begin capturing quality images. Explore camerahandling, settings, photo composition, effectiveuse of light and file management. Have your digitalcamera handy to explore its features.Th June 10-July 1 6-8 p.m. 75 OnlineFANCYBREAD-MAKINGWORKSHOPSLISA QUAGLIOZZI-DALYOne night only! Learnthe basic method ofbuilding up from a hollow form. In this two-hourworkshop, students work from a simple sketch andcreate a creature using air-dry clay.W July 14 6-8 p.m. 25 OnlineWORKING WITHCLAY: COIL OPENPOT VESSELW Aug. 18-Sept. 8 6-7:30 p.m. 79 OnlineA NIGHT OFWATERCOLORSome moments, likebirds in flight or awinning jump shot,are best captured in motion. This class will teachyou how to take candid pictures of events as theyhappen. Come learn how to use your camera totake a great action shot — every time. A photo shootwill be arranged during class.LISA QUAGLIOZZI-DALYW July 21-Aug. 11 6-7:30 p.m. 79 OnlineHOW TO CREATECARTOONS &GRAPHIC NOVELSRICK EGANBACKYARD BLISS:A LANDSCAPEPAINTING STUDYW June 9-July 14 (Skip July 7) 6-7:30 p.m. 89 OnlineBEGINNING HUMAN& ANIMAL FIGUREDRAWINGACTIONPHOTOGRAPHYLISA QUAGLIOZZI-DALYOne night only! Studentswork to construct acoil pot from a culture of their choice. We will usescribe, pattern and sgraffito carving techniques.W July 21 6-8 p.m. 25 OnlineHOW TO MAKE &UPLOAD YOUTUBEVIDEOSJAMES MCCALLISTERLearn the basics ofmaking and uploadingYouTube videos. Produce and edit audio, stills,thumbnails and video. Upload and analyze yourvideo on YouTube.CINDY CHILDIn three sessions, learnhow to create fancybreads, including sourdough, tortillas, and creampuffs. The sourdough session will coach you onhow to make great sourdough bread and maintainthe starter. Then create amazing flour tortillas andchips that cost pennies to create. Finally, discoverthe art of making cream puffs, eclairs and churros.Th Aug. 5-19 6:30-8 p.m. 79 Online and limitedface-to-face, OgdenPHOTOSHOP BASICSSARA LLEVERINOStart from the beginningby learning how toopen Photoshop, thenexplore the software’stools. Next, make your images really stand outwith more advanced techniques such as layers,masks, blending modes, selections, creative effects,overlays, compositing and more. Students shouldhave basic computer operation skills. Visit weber.edu/communityed for software needs.Th July 29-Aug. 19 6-8 p.m. 69 OnlineM Aug. 2-30 6:30-8:30 p.m. 79 Center for Continuing Education REGISTRATION REQUIRED, SIGN UP TODAY3

UKRAINIAN EGGDECORATINGANNELI BYRDOne night only! Learnto make beautifullydecorated eggs, which, inUkraine, are often given as gifts for many occasions(not just Easter). Ukrainian egg decorating is easyto learn and produces lovely results. All skill levelsare welcome; just come with a willingness tolearn. Materials will be provided. Visit weber.edu/communityed for course details.DEEP-SKYASTROPHOTOGRAPHYJONATHAN RIZZOJEWELRY MAKINGExplore the art ofastrophotography as youlearn to take up-close images of deep-sky objectsincluding nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.Discover how to set up equipment, take photos,and process images to make beautiful, deep-skyphotographs. All equipment will be provided. Youmay use your own camera. (Options are discussedduring the first class). During the first class, wewill determine the suggested times for subsequentclasses. Class times could be based on night sky/weather conditions.RENE VENEGASF May 28-June 18 6-8 p.m. 79 Ogden CampusF June 18 6-9 p.m. 59 Ogden CampusLearn the history,fundamentals andtechniques of makingsilver and gold jewelry. Inthis face-to-face class, draw and design jewelry, andmake a ring, necklace or pair of earrings. Visit weber.edu/communityed for information on buying silver andstones for the class.T June 15-29 6-8 p.m. 79 Ogden CampusRECREATIONALDRONE OPERATIONDOUGLAS MANIFOLDDo you have, or areyou considering, a newdrone? Don’t fly it untilyou’ve had some instructions! Join this face-to-faceclass to learn how and where to fly.S July 31-Aug. 28 1-3 p.m. 95 Ogden Campus4ASTRONOMY: THECONSTELLATIONSSTACY PALENSince early history,people all over the worldhave matched mythswith patterns in the night sky. Each night, we willfocus on a handful of seasonal constellations,learning to find the patterns in the sky andsharing stories about them. After class in the OttPlanetarium (weather permitting), we will proceedto the new public observatory in the Tracy HallScience Center and practice finding objects in thenight sky.T Aug. 3-17 7-9 p.m. 59 Ogden CampusFISHING: HOW TOREAD A RIVERCHRIS BAILEYOne night only! Spendan evening online withworld-renowned anglerChris Bailey. Improve your odds as you learn wherefish feed, spawn and hide. Learn the do’s and don’tsto effectively approaching a river and enticing afish to strike.W June 23 7-9 p.m. 25 OnlineDAYTIME CLASSES