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EASTERN WYOMING COLLEGE
Goshen County
Torrington Community Ed
Classes • Page 8
Credit Classes
• Page 15
COMMUNITY ED
& ONLINE CLASSES
EWC.WY.EDU
SPRING 2021
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Goshen County • Community Ed
Community Education • Workforce Development
ewc.wy.edu
Donna White
Director of Community Education Office Hours
donna.white@ewc.wy.edu
Monday - Friday
Torrington Campus
3200 West Street
Torrington, Wyoming 82240 8:00am to 5:00pm
307-532-8323
Eastern Wyoming College
Board of Trustees President
Mr. Bob Baumgartner, Chair Dr. Lesley Travers
Dr. Judith Bartmann, Vice Chair
Mr. Randy Adams, Secretary Vice President of Douglas Campus
Mr. Tom John McCreery, Treasurer Dr. Margaret Farley
Mr. Kurt Sittner 307.624.7000
Mr. John Patrick margeret.farley@ewc.wy.edu
Mr. Mike Varney
Mr. Jim Willox, Converse County Advisory Member
Student success is our first priority; as a learning community we provide opportunities
that enable students to achieve their goals and enrich our unique region
through work, partnerships, and student achievement.
College Mission -November 14, 2017
EWC is accredited by the American Welding Society, the American Veterinary Medical Association, and the Accreditation Commission for
Education in Nursing (ACEN)
The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges & Schools
230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500
Chicago, IL 60604
Telephone: 800.621.7440/312.263.0456
Fax: 312.263.7462
info@hlcommission.org
www.ncahlc.org
Eastern Wyoming College is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution.
The information contained herein is valid as of November 2020. While EWC makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information, the
college reserves the right to make changes at any time without prior notice. Always check with the appropriate office for current information.
The EWC Schedule summarizes information of interest to students; it is not a complete statement of programs and policies. Other important
information is published in the EWC Catalog and on the EWC Website.
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How to Register
Eastern Wyoming College Community Education
Online*
donna.white@ewc.wy.edu
EWC website:
ewc.wy.edu
—the fastest way to register!
Register yourself for all classes. Registration information will be received
within minutes.
Phone*
1.307.532.8323
Call during office hours or leave a message with your name, contact
information and class(es) you are interested in.
Mail*
Send your registration to EWC Community Ed Office
3200 West C Street, Torrington, Wyoming 82240
Walk-in*
EWC CTEC Building
3200 West C Street, Torrington, Wyoming 82240
Drop off your registration form and payment.
Credit Classes
Call Admissions - 307.532.8230
Community Education • Spring Semester 2021
When this brochure shows up in your mailbox during the last week of December or the first week of January, it may seem like
spring is a long way off, but we know it will be coming. As this brochure is being prepared, across the state and in our own
community we are seeing increasing numbers of Covid-19 infections. Unfortunately this increase directly effects how and what
we can schedule for Community Education, and as during the Fall 2020 Semester our offerings will be limited. As in the fall, for
spring we do plan on adding classes and events based upon input from the community and the stability of health concerns. Thusly,
if there is a specific class or event you would like to see offered, or if you have a hobby or skill you would like to share, please let us
know.
Similar to fall semester, you will see that some class dates are set and some are listed as “To Be Announced”. You may be asking
yourself, “How will I know if these classes are going to be held?” We recommend the following:
• Keep an eye on the EWC marquee on West C Street
• Watch the Torrington Telegram for a news release
• Check out the EWC website for a news release (www. ewc.wy.edu) or Comm Ed News
• Listen to KGOS/KERM radio station (Donna does a radio spot 2 times a month on Wednesday mornings at about 8:12am)
• You can also call and reserve a spot in the class and Donna will call you when a decision is made concerning dates
• Check out Chamber Chat for flyers
Please know that the community’s continued support of EWC Community Education and its instructors is so very greatly
appreciated and valued. You go Community Members!
Eastern Wyoming College is dedicated to providing opportunities and recognizing the talent of all people within this institution. There is a commitment to a policy of equal employment opportunity for all persons on
the basis of merit without regard to race, color, national origin, marital status, age, sexual orientation, sex, religion, political belief, veteran status or disability.
In accordance with the policy, Eastern Wyoming College affirms its commitment to non-discrimination in its employment practices as they relate to recruitment, hiring, selection, screening, testing, compensation,
promotion, employment benefits, educational opportunities, access to programs, work assignments, application of discipline, access to grievance procedures, and any and all other conditions of employment which are
provided by Eastern Wyoming College policy, regulation, rule or practice.
Inquiries concerning Title II, Title VI, Title VII, and Section 504, may be directed to the Director of Human Resources, 307.532.8330. Inquiries concerning Title IX may be directed to the Vice President for Student
Services, 307.532.8257. Both may be reached at Eastern Wyoming College, 3200 West C Street, Torrington, WY 82240. Alternatively you may contact the Wyoming Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights
Coordinator, 2300 Capitol Avenue, 2nd Floor, Cheyenne, WY 82002-0050 or 307.777.7675.
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Table of Contents
How to Register................................................ 3
Table of Contents............................................. 4
Quick Reference............................................... 4
Community Ed Classes................................... 8
Wyoming Works........................................... 13
ed2Go.......................................................7, 12, 19
College and Career Readiness....................... 6
Concurrent & Dual Information.................... 6
General Information...................................... 14
2021 Spring Semester Calendar.................. 14
Library Information........................................ 7
Bookstore Information..................................11
Credit Classes............................................ 15-17
Registration Form.......................................... 18
Community Ed Quick Reference
January Gentle Yoga Session B............................................................. March 23 to May 27
Zumba AM Session A........................................................................January 11 to March 17 Men Only Yoga Session B...................................................... March 23 to May 27
Healthy Aging Yoga Session A..................................................... January 11 to March 10 Zumba Strong Session B......................................................... March 23 to May 27
Zumba PM Session A........................................................................January 11 to March 17 Mixed Level Yoga Session B.................................................. March 23 to May 27
Gentle Yoga Session A.....................................................................January 12 to March 18 Spring Spruce-Up Spa Day.......................................................................... March 25
Men Only Yoga Session A..............................................................January 12 to March 18 CPR-First Aid.................................................................................................... March 27
Zumba Strong Session A................................................................January 12 to March 18 Dog Obedience Level I C.........................................................March 30 to April 20
Mixed Level Yoga Session A.........................................................January 12 to March 18 April
Dog Obedience Level I A..............................................................January 19 to February 9 Japanese Yakisoba Stir Fry........................................................................... April 22
CPR-First Aid ............................................................................................................. January 23 Level II Open Dog Obedience.....................................................April 22 to May 13
‘N Balance ............................................................................................. January 25 to March 5 CPR-First Aid....................................................................................................... April 24
Belly Dancing Level II........................................................................ January 26 to March 9 Barn Quilt.............................................................................................................. April 24
February May
Hunter Safety................................................................................................February 22-23-24
Wyoming “Bucking Horse”.................................................................................May 8
Dog Obedience Level I B................................................................ February 23 to March 16
Beginning Dog Agility................................................................... May 18 to June 8
Sushi 101 ......................................................................................................................February 25
CPR-First Aid........................................................................................................ May 22
CRP-First Aid..............................................................................................................February 27
To Be Determined
March
Chalk Couture—Chalk Painting
Healthy Aging Yoga Session B............................................................. March 15 to May 12
EWC Youth Golf Camp Grades K-6
Driver’s Education................................................................................ March 17 to March 30
Basic Handgun Proficiency
Zumba AM Session B..............................................................................March 22 to May 26
Italian Cuisine “Buon Mangia”
Zumba PM Session B...............................................................................March 22 to May 26
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EWC Workforce Development
Commercial Driver License Training Program
Eastern Wyoming College was awarded a special grant through the Wyoming Works Program
administered by the Wyoming Community College Commission to start a CDL Training
Program. Although the COVID-19 pandemic prevented the program from getting started by
spring of 2020 as we had intended, by November we were able to offer our first course and
certify our first community members. The goal of the program is to provide specialized training
followed by 3rd Party Testing to meet the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s
regulations that will go into effect February 2022 that will require entry-level drivers to receive
training through a FMCSA registered program.
EWC’s CDL Training program will be offered on a regular basis, ideally, every 5-6 weeks,
depending on demand and enrollment. Both day-time and evening course options will be
available. In addition, a course will be available for those individuals wanting to upgrade from
a Class B to a Class A license.
For more information concerning the application process, the requirements for acceptance, and
the fees for the CDL Training Program call Donna White at 307-532-8323 or Steve Sinks at
307-532-8365.
Be watching for an announcement for an informational meeting in January 2021.
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College and Career Readiness Center
Career Pathways Training at EWC incorporates
Free College and Career Readiness Classes services from the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services,
Contact us today about the following opportunities: Wyoming Vocational Rehabilitation, Wyoming Department of
l Career Pathways Explorations and Trainings (CPET) Family Literacy, and Wyoming Adult Education programs and
l Career & Technical Education (CTE) includes:
l Workplace Literacy l Career counseling
l Transitions to College l Career explorations
l General College and Career Readiness l Concurrent enrollments in postsecondary education
l High School Equivalency Certificate (HSEC) Preparation l Academic assessments
l English Language Acquisition (ELA) l Disability screenings
l Customized courses for Employers and local service providers l Life skills, computer literacy, & academic trainings
For more information please contact your local EWC coordinator or the College and Career Readiness Center Director at 307.532.8399.
Career & Technical Education (CTE) High School Equivalency Preparation English Language Acquisition (ELA)
Three free programs of study include: CTE Do you want to understand English,
(HSEC) American history and government, and
Explorations & CTE Programs of Study An HSEC certificate can make the difference mathematics better? Do you need help
allow students to enroll concurrently in between living comfortably or paycheck-to- with developing your communicative
postsecondary education while enrolled paycheck. Come in today to start the process abilities in English while learning about
in Adult Education; Workplace Literacy: are that can change your life forever. We offer civics? Come in and register for ELA
free assessments and contextualized, career- instruction. Each class will utilize career
custom designed to meet the needs of local aligned instruction to help you prepare for
employers and participants. aligned contextualized instruction to help
the assessment. We also have a distance you improve your use and knowledge
learning option to support classroom based of civics, mathematics, and the English
instruction. You could be ready to test in as language.
little as 30 hours.
EASTERN WYOMING COLLEGE CLASSES AT
LINGLE-FT. LARAMIE HIGH SCHOOL / NIOBRARA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL / TORRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Our state believes in its young people and proves it by offering qualified high school students a chance to take college classes for FREE.
Concurrent and Dual Enrollment classes are offered through Eastern Wyoming College. These classes count for both high school and college
credit. Concurrent Enrollment courses are taught by EWC approved high school teachers at Lingle-Ft. Laramie High School, Niobrara County
High School, Southeast High School and Torringtwon High School. Dual Enrollment courses are college courses taught by EWC and are
taught at Lingle-Ft. Laramie High School, Niobrara County High School, Southeast High School and Torrington High School.
• Students get a chance to try out college classes and earn credits toward a two year or four year degree or career/technical certificate.
• If students apply themselves, they could earn a degree or certificate by the time they graduate from high school.
• Students will discover this program is a two-for-one deal: classes count for both high school graduation and college credit.
• Students will be challenged through rigorous college classes while getting a running start at college.
• If a student is a senior, they will avoid “senioritis” by taking relevant classes and starting a college degree or certificate program.
• Students will save money when they go to college because they will not have not stay as long or pay for as many classes. And, the
Hathaway Scholarship dollars will stretch further.
Students can enroll in classes at Lingle-Ft. Laramie High School, Niobrara County High School, Southeast High School and Torrington
High School if they are eligible and have met course requirements. For more information, students need to contact the EWC
Coordinator or high school counselor.
Parents and students can also contact Kim Russell at Eastern Wyoming College – Torrington for more information (307.532.8280)
For more information contact:
Shannon Fleming Peggy Whiteman Amanda Fogle Michele Ogburn
Lingle-Ft. Laramie Niobrara County Southeast Torrington
High School Counselor High School Counselor High School Counselor High School Counselor
307.837.2296 307.334.3320 307.532.7176 307.532.7101
sfleming@goshen1.org WhitemanP@lusk.k12.wy.us afogel@goshen1.org mogburn@goshen1.org
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Spanish
Need Spanish For Work?
Check out EWC’s Ed2go Instructor-led offerings for work-related Spanish courses. Enrollment is on-line
at ewc.wy.edu Click on the Community Education link and then on the Ed2go Personal Enrichment link.
Call Donna at 307-532-8213 for assistance.
Spanish for Medical Professionals Speed Spanish $115 Speed Spanish Series (Speed
$115 6 weeks or self-paced (3 Months) Spanish, Speed Spanish II, Speed
6 weeks or self-paced (3 months) Spanish III) $299
Learn six easy recipes to glue Spanish 72 course hours
Learn medical Spanish quickly words together into sentences, and you
and easily honing your basic be engaging in conversational Spanish Spanish in the Classroom $115
conversational skills and mastering in no time. 6 weeks
key healthcare words and phrases.
Speed Spanish II $115 Learn ssential Spanish for
Spanish for Medical Professionals II 6 weeks or self-paced (3 months) teachers so that you can bridge
$115 the communication gap with your
6 weeks Follow-up to the popular Spanish Spanish-speaking students and
course with several new ways to help parents! By the end of this course,
Build on your foundation of Spanish you build fluency. you will be well on your way to
for healthcare providers by learning becoming a Spanish speaker and
medical terminology and phrases from Speed Spanish III $115 effectively communicating with the
a variety of medical fields as well as 6 weeks or self-paced (3 months) Spanish-speakers all around you.
Spanish grammar.
Master your ability to speak, Spanish for Law Enforcement $115
Medical Spanish Series (Spanish for understand, and read Spanish by 6 weeks
Medical Professionals, Spanish for taking the final installment in this Master the fundamentals of the
Medical Professionals II) unique three-part Speed Spanish Spanish language by practicing basic
48 course hours learning series. conversational skills and learning
essential Spanish terminology for law
enforcement situations.
Prices start at $99 • 24-Hour Access
Discussion Areas • 6 Week Format
Library Information Over 50
Library Contact Continuing Education
Casey Debus • 307.532.8375 Certified
casey.debus@ewc.wy.edu Online Courses
EWC Library Fax number 532.8225 Available!
EWC Library Website
http://ewc.wy.edu/library/
Learn More Many of these classes have
been pre-approved for
Off-Campus Login Information Are you looking to meet your 1.5 PTSB credits.
continuing education requirements You can check this list out at
MyEWC username and password
or just love to learn? www.ed2go.com/wyoming
www.ed2go.com/ewc
7ketogenic eating in response to on-
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Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
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• AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
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Dates: Thursdays, January 23 • February 27 this and past semesters. Their
Torrington for being a sponsorgenerous
Thanks and enjoy. Date: Thursday,
Certificate February 20 Da2pp/Rabies/
For Vaccinations: contribution of grocery items allows us
March 26 • April 23 • May 21 Time: 6:00choke
- 8:00collar,
pm 6 foot leash, treats if for the cooking classes this and
Time: 5:00 - 9:00 pm Bordatella; to keep the cost of our cooking classes
Reminder that we still need to be vigilant Cost:
using $30as a training tool. Participants must
them past semesters. Their generous
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cooking classes reasonable and
Class maximum: 12 If you and your dog have graduated from
Level I, and youaffordable.
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are ready for more advanced
American Heart Association Session I training, this is the class you want. In this 4
CPR/First Aid • Basic Life Support For Date: Tuesday & Thursday, January 19 to class you will fine-tune your dog’s repertoire
Medical Personnel1 February 9 of obedience behaviors while learning new
Instructor:Sophie Moore Time: 6:00-7:00pm skills in increasingly difficult environments
Cost: $65 with off-leash opportunities. Vaccination
Due to AHA regulations all EWC sponsored Location: CTEC Lobby records are required, including Bordatella,
CPR/First Aid and BLS classes must be 6 Rabies, DA2PP. 6 foot leash, choke collar
hours in length. Initial or recertification Session 2 also required. Participants under the age of
classes will be held each of 5 months of spring Date: Tuesday & Thursday, February 23 to 12 must be accompanied by an adult at each
semester. Pre-paid registration is required, March 16 class session.
registrations will be taken until 2:00pm the Time: 6:00-7:00pm Class minimum: 10
day before class. No drop-ins. Cost: $65 Class maximum: 12
Class minimum: 5 Location: CTEC Lobby Date: Tuesday/Thursday, April 22 to May 13
Class maximum: 12 Time: 6:00-7:00pm
Date: Saturdays, January 23, February 27, Session 3 Cost: $65
March 27, April 24, May 22 Date: Tuesday & Thursday, March 30 to April Location: CTEC Lobby
Time: 8:00am-2:30pm; 30 minute lunch 20
break Time: 6:00-7:00pm Spring Spruce-Up Spa Day
Cost: $80 Cost: $65 EWC Cosmetology Staff & Students
Location: CTEC 210 Location: CTEC Lobby EWC Cosmetology and Community
Education are partnering to offer a special
Please note there is a hybrid option for CPR/ Beginning Dog Agility Spring Spruce-Up Spa Day in celebration of
First Aid or BLS. You can enroll in an on-line Instructor: Penny Hutchison the cool greens of spring and the 84th day of
class at the American Heart Association website Agility is the fastest growing dog sport in the the year, YAY! March 25th is also the date in
for which you will pay the AHA (CPR/First Aid US, appealing to dog lovers of all ages. It is 1954 that RCA manufactured the 1st color TV
$30; BLS $28.50). When you complete the exciting for the handler/owner, the dog, and set (12.5 inch screen, cost $1000). Ladies, you
on-line portion you can make arrangements with spectators. Agility is designed to demonstrate will be pampered with a pedicure, a manicure,
Com7 Ed to schedule a skills test for you. The a dog’s willingness to work with its handler and a mini-facial, a perfect spruced up spring
price of the skills test is $55, which includes the in a variety of situations, and to do so really day.
fee for your card. fast! To enroll in this class, owner and dog Hey Fellas, we haven’t forgotten you!
must have taken and passed Level I Dog Especially for you we are offering a relaxing
If you are unable to pass the skills test portion Obedience. To ensure that the owner has full gentleman’s facial and hot-towel shave.
of this class, you may schedule another testing control of the his/her dog and for the safety Appointments for this special spa day
session for an additional fee. of class members and their dogs, each dog are absolutely required—no walk-ins.
must have learned: Come, Sit, Down, Stay, Appointments will only be taken by calling
Wait, Heel. Vaccination records are required, Community Education at 532-8213.
1 Special Basic Life Support for Medical including Bordatella, Rabies, DA2PP. 6 foot Appointments are limited so don’t wait—
Personnel class will be scheduled upon request leash, choke collar also required. only 16 appointments!
with a minimum of 5 students per class. To Date: Tuesday/Thursday, May 18 to June 8 Date: Thursday, March 25
schedule a class contact Donna White at 307- Time: 6:00-7:00pm Time: 8:30am-3:00pm
532-8323/8213 Cost: $65 Cost: Ladies—$40 • Men—$15
8 Goshen County | Spring 2021 Location: EWC Gym Location: EWC Cosmetology CTEC 102on in the tradition of the Pennsylvania Dutch. Spring 2021• Driver’s Education
Cooking There are even Barn Quilt trails in various
parts of the country. Join Kathy in making
Instructor: To Be Determined
Requirements: Classroom—30 hours,
your very own Barn Quilt (no barn required). Driving—6 hours, Observation—12 hours,
Sushi 101 American Sushi When completed you can display it indoors copy of drivers permit. A copy of the permit
Instructor: Akemi Glass or outdoors. Kathy provides all the materials: must be provided to the office of Community
Back by popular demand a prepared wooden “canvas”, paint, brushes, Education prior to the first day of class, and
A California Roll is a type of sushi roll, masking tape, and pattern ideas. All you have the students need to have their permits with
usually made inside-out, containing to do is bring yourself, and maybe a friend to them each day of class. The traditional
cucumber, crab meat or imitation crab and join in on the fun. book deposit is being waived. Given
avocado. The outside layer is rice with Class minimum: 5 Covid-19 restrictions, parent attendance at
seaweed wrapped outside or just inside Class maximum: 10 the beginning of the first class will not be
rice. Other ingredients have become Paid registration deadline: required.
popular, smoked salmon and other types Date: Saturday, April 24 Minimum age: 15
of fish and cooked meats, scallions, sesame Time: 9:00am-1:00pm (or later if needed) Class maximum: 24
seeds, cucumber, cream cheese, even fruit. Cost: $55 Participants Are Required To Wear Face
Traditional Japanese sushi is finished with Location: CTEC 111 Masks And Socially Distance
a bit of soy sauce, but California Rolls are
Dates/Time:
enhanced with a variety of sauces and spices.
• Wed-Thurs • 5:00-8:00pm • March
You don’t want to miss out on Akemi’s class,
17/18
they fill up fast, so don’t wait until the last
• Friday •3:30-6:30pm •March 19
minute. Please bring a container with a lid to
• Monday to Thursday • 5:00-8:00pm •
take home your leftovers.
March 22/23/24/25
Class minimum: 5
• Friday • 3:30-6:30pm
Class maximum:12 Wyoming “Buckin Horse” • Mon-Tues • 5:00pm-8:00pm • March
Date: Thursday, February 25 Instructor: Kathy Garton, Platte County- 29/30
Time: 6:00-8:00pm Wheatland Comm Ed Cost: No cost for students enrolled in GCSD
Cost: $30 Under Kathy’s tutelage you will make a large #1, the district pays for students to participate
Location: CTEC 111 wall (or fence) hanging (approx. 3ft square) $199 for non-Goshen County School District
using recycled wood with the Wyoming students.
Japanese Yakisoba Stir Fry Cowboy Buckin Horse on it. Adding “307” Location: CTEC 101
Instructor: Akemi Glass will be offered as an option. Wear your paint
“Yakisoba” translates to “fried buckwheat clothes and your gloves as this is a hands on
noodles” in Japanese. A very popular project. All materials are provided. Health•Fitness•Wellness
street food in Japan, it is a noodle stir-fry Date: Saturday, May 8
dish that often features chicken, pork, or Time: 9:00am-12:00pm All participants in Community Education
tofu as the star protein and vegetables, Cost: $55 health/fitness/wellness classes are
usually cabbage, onions, carrots and often Location: CTEC 111 required to wear a face mask in the
mushrooms. Yakisoba noodles look similar common areas of our facilities. The face
to ramen noodles, but they are different in
that they are made of wheat and are best Youth masks may be removed upon entering
the assigned classroom. As much as is
when stir-fried. So we have our protein, our possible, social distancing is requested
vegetables, our noodles...all that is left is the Hunter Safety during the class session. We can no
sauce, mmmmmmm! Cooking and eating Instructor: Luke May, Wyoming Game & longer have “loaner” mats for yoga, each
with Akemi is always such a festive event, Fish Warden participant is required to provide their
she so enthusiastically shares her culture. Wyoming Hunter Safety Certification — own and we ask that the mats be taken
Please bring a container with a lid to take required for all hunters born after 1966, or home each day.
home your leftovers. for hunting in certain parts of Wyoming;
Class minimum: 5 ages ten years & older recommended; must Drop-in “try-out” visits to a class are no
Class maximum: 12 attend 12 hours of instruction & complete longer allowed. Instructors are required
Date: Thursday, April 22 test; scholarships provided by Goshen County to keep accurate attendance records and
Time: 600-8:00pm 2-Shot Goose Hunting Committee for students have been asked to not allow anyone
Cost: $30 8-17 residing in Goshen County. Materials into class that is not on the roster. This
Location: CTEC 111 provided at first class. Please note that requires that all participants must pay
participants are required to register for this fees prior to first day of attending class.
Art • Hobbies class on-line at www.wgf.wo.gov—the class
will not be open for registration on-line until N’ Balance
30 days prior to the first day of class. Instructor: Melanie Herring, North Platte
Barn Quilts Date: Monday to Wednesday, February 22-23- Physical Therapy
Instructor: Kathy Garton, Platte County- 24 One third of community-residing adults
Wheatland Comm Ed Time: 5:30-8:30pm aged 65 and older suffer a fall each year.
For more than a hundred years barn stars Cost: $20 Falls are the leading cause of injury-related
and hex signs have decorated outbuildings deaths in older adults. N’ Balance is a class
and barns in rural America. Barn quilts came
over with the colonists and have continued 9that takes a practical approach to balance coordination of your breath and movement torque the spine in only one direction. And
exercises, focusing on parts of the body and from one pose to another, the flow. All yoga the best part is you don’t even have to be
how they influence balance. N’ Balance classes have a class size minimum of 5. able to touch your toes!
will focus on training the three systems that Class minimum: 5
affect balance: somatosensory, visual, and Healthy Aging Yoga Session A
vestibular. Participants will learn exercises Instructor: Diane Edwards Date: Tuesday/Thursday, January 12 to
that will challenge the somatosensory, visual, No matter what we do, we all get older. In March 18
and vestibular systems because as people age spite of that fact, there are things that can help Time: 5:45-6:45 am
they become more sedentary, which results us age in a graceful and healthy way. This Cost: $100 (20 sessions)
in decreased use of these systems causing yoga class is one of those ways. Diane has Location: FA 47 Dance Room
decreased strength and activity levels. This designed this class around the need to maintain Session B
class meets 2 times a week for 1 hour sessions, or increase flexibility, strength, and especially Date: Tuesday/Thursday, March 23 to May
with one additional session for baseline balance. Taking time to practice yoga for flex- 27 • NO class April 13/15
testing before beginning the class activities. ibility, strength, and balance will bring with it Time: 5:45-6:45 am
Join this class and become more active and more energy, more vitality, and a more positive Cost: $90 (18 sessions)
confident in the community and home while mood and attitude. Location: FA 47 Dance Room
possibly expanding your social life. Class minimum: 5
Class minimum: 5 Session A Mixed Level Yoga
Class maximum: 10 Date: Monday/Wednesday, January 11 to Increase your balance, flexibility, strength,
Pre-registration is required, no drop-ins. March 10 • No Class - January 18 and stamina. Help alleviate stress, worry,
Paid registration deadline: January 22 Time: 8:30-9:30am fatigue, pain, insomnia and promote general
Date: Monday & Friday, January 25 to Cost: $85 (17 sessions) well-being in the body, mind, and spirit.
March 5 Location: FA 47 This class meets the needs of individuals with
Time: 10:30-11:30am Session B varying levels of yoga experience.
Cost: $130 (13 sessions) Date: Monday/Wednesday, March 15 to May Class minimum: 5
Location: FA 47 (Dance room) 12 • No Class April 5 Session A
Time: 8:30-9:30am Date: Tuesday/Thursday, January 12 to
Art Of Belly Dancing/Level II Cost: $85 (17 sessions) March 18
Instructor: Kim Evezich Location: FA 47 Time: 5:15-6:15 pm
Kim has designed the next level of Belly Cost: $100 (20 Sessions)
Dancing for you gals who have taken her Gentle Yoga Location: FA 47 Dance Room
Intro classes. Kim welcomes new-comers Instructor: Sandy Huckfeldt Session B
to Belly Dancing as long as you have Gentle Yoga encourages a highly individualized Date: Tuesday/Thursday, March 23 to May
previous dance experience. Belly Dancing approach to practice with an on-going 27 • No class April 13/15
is considered an excellent exercise because encouragement to make moment-to-moment Time: 5:15-6:15 pm
it is a FUN and low impact aerobic exercise, adjustments, slight modifications of the Cost: $90 (18 sessions)
that works your heart and lungs while toning standard poses of hatha yoga. Location: FA 47 Dance Room
muscles and improving both posture and Class minimum: 5
muscle condition. It is a fabulous workout Session A Zumba—Zumba—Zumba
for women of ALL ages, sizes, and shapes. Date: Tuesday/Thursday, January 12 to March Instructor: Teresa Brott
All participants are asked to bring their own 18 As soon as you hear the Zumba music, you’ve
yoga mat to class for the warm-up exercise Time: 7:00-8:00 am just got to move, move, move! The Latin
portion of the class. This 6 week class will Cost: $100 (20 sessions) music includes both fast and slow rhythms,
culminate in a casual recital to which your Location: FA 47 allowing for a great cardio workout as well as
family and friends will be invited. Session B body sculpting exercises. Teresa, Certified
Class minimum: 4 Date: Tuesday/Thursday, March 23 to May 27 Zumba Instructor, is offering both morning
Class maximum: 15 • No class April 13/15 and evening classes, and a special Strong by
Date: Tuesdays, January 26 to March 9 (1 Time: 7:00-8:00am Zumba sessions.
session will be deleted at a later date) Cost: $90 (18 sessions) Class minimum: 5
Time: 6:30-7:45pm Location: FA 47 Dance Room Class maximum: 12
Cost: $60
Location: FA 47 Dance Room Men Only Yoga Zumba AM
Instructor: Sandy Huckfeldt
I Yoga—You Yoga—We All Yoga A yoga class designed just for men! Build Session A
The practice of yoga makes the body strong flexibility and strength through an active Date: Monday/Wednesday, January 11 to
and flexible, it also improves the functioning vinyasa practice with a variety of poses and March 17 • No class January 18
of the respiratory, circulatory, digestive, sequences. Get your heart rate up and break Time: 7:00-8:00 am
and hormonal systems. Yoga brings about a sweat in this early morning workout. Yoga Cost: $95 (19 sessions)
emotional stability and clarity of mind. is one of the few physical activities that has a Location: FA 47 Dance Room
EWC’s yoga instructors center their “de-compacting” effect on the body & counters Session B
classes on two major yoga styles—hatha the effects of gravity associated activities such Date: Monday/Wednesday, March 22 to May
and vinyasa. Hatha refers to the practice as running or jogging, and provides much
of physical poses and vinyasa refers to the needed “symmetry relief” to such asymmetric
endeavors as racquet sports and golf, which
10 Goshen County | Spring 202126 • No class April 5 Dates: Saturday, Themes and dates to be ITALIAN CUISINE “Buon Mangia”
Time: 7:00-8:00 am announced as soon as scheduled Instructor: Dr. Lesley Travers, EWC
Cost: $90 (18 sessions) Cost: $35 per session President
Location: FA 47 Dance Room Time: 1:00-3:30pm “Buon Mangia” means “Good Eats” in Italian
Location: CTEC 111 and whatever Italian dish Dr. Travers decides
Zumba PM EWC Youth Golf Camp Grades K-6 to demonstrate and share, it will be “delizioso”.
Instructor: Zach Smith, EWC Men’s Golf Although she has not determined the recipe,
Session A Coach & Current Players she guarantees it will be a cooking and dining
Date: Monday/Wednesday, January 11 to Kids, Coach Smith and his players invite you delight. Dr. Travers’ cooking classes are always
March 17 • No class January 18 to attend the first EWC Youth Golf Camp. well-received, so don’t wait, call and get you
Time: 5:15-6:15 pm This 3 session camp will focus on safety, name on the wait list. And when the date
Cost: $95 (19 sessions) proper fundamentals of the game, from swing is announced, be prepared to bring a lidded
Location: FA 47 Dance Room to putting to chipping to proper manners container so you can take some home.
Session B on the golf course, but most of all, having Class minimum: 5
Date: Monday/Wednesday, March 22 to fun. Parents, this fun-filled camp is geared Class maximum: 10
May 26 • No class April 5 to introduce your youngster to golf in such Date: To Be Announced
Time: 5:15-6:15 pm a way to hook them on golf for a lifetime. Time: 6:00-8:00pm
Cost: $95 (19 sessions) Specialized indoor, kid-friendly equipment will Cost: $35
Location: FA 47 Dance Room be provided. Cost of class includes golf visor Location: CTEC 111
& practice balls.
Strong By Zumba Class minimum: 5 “Instant Pot”/Pressure Cooking Series
Class maximum: 30 Instructor: Donna White
Session A Date: To Be Announced Admit it, many of us have scary memories of
Date: Tuesday & Thursday, January 12 to Time: 6:30-7:30pm our mother’s or grandmother’s hissing pressure
March 18 Cost: $35 cooker. Today’s models are a far cry from
Time: 5:30-6:30 pm Location: To Be Determined those early ones, but the concept is similar---
Cost: $100 (20 sessions) save time cooking and a pressure cooker can
Location: CTEC 133 Basic Handgun Proficiency save you up to 70% on cooking time. Donna
Session B Wyoming Concealed Carry Permit Class is planning 3 sessions for this series: Getting
Date: Tuesday & Thursday , March 23 to Instructor: Sgt. Patrick Connelly to Know Your Cooker; Soups-Stews-Main
May 27 •Torrington Police Department Dishes; Bread/Desserts. You will need to bring
Time: 5:30-6:30 pm Whether you are simply wanting to develop your own Instant Pot or other pressure cooking
Cost: $100 (20 sessions) or improve your handgun safety skills and device and lidded containers to take home your
Location: CTEC 133 proficiency, or intend to apply for a Wyoming left overs. Donna will provide the ingredients
Concealed Carry Permit, this class will meet for each dish. Be watching for the dates of
your needs. TPD Sgt. Connelly will provide the classes to be announced. Class sizes are
instruction on core fundamentals of handgun limited. Sign up for one, two or all three
To Be Annouced safety, proper handling, transportation and
storage, as well as handgun shooting specifics
classes. If you sign up for 2 or more sessions,
you will get a discounted fee.
Classes • Events such as proper stance, correct grip, sight
alignment, proper trigger press, and sight
Date: Wednesdays, dates to be announced
Time: 6:00-8:00pm
picture. All participants in the class will Cost: $35 per class
CHALK COUTURE—Chalk Painting
experience a 2 hour session of classroom Location: CTEC 111
Instructor: Lou Ann Frei
instruction on campus with the remainder
According to Lou Ann, “Chalk Couture is a
of this one day class participating in live-fire
system of products that allow you to decorate
range sessions. Participants are responsible Eastern Wyoming College
professional chalkboards and just about
anything!” Lou Ann is partnering with EWC
Community Education to offer a series of three
for providing their own handgun, holster and
ammunition. Holsters, eye protection, ear Bookstore
I
3200 West C Street 307.532.8216
protection and a hat with a brim are required ewc.bkstr.com
to four workshops. She will be providing
equipment for the live-fire range sessions.
everything for you to create your own beautiful
Please do not bring guns or ammunition to the ORDER YOUR BOOKS ONLINE
work of art to give as a gift or keep for yourself.
on-campus portion of the class unless asked by 1. Got to ewc.bkstr.com
You bet, it is perfectly acceptable to give a gift 2. Click on the book icon (top-left corner)
instructor. Feel free to bring water and snacks 3. Choose your term, department, course and section.
to yourself. Lou Ann will guide you in taking
to the range. 4. Add tems to your bag
5 simple steps to creating your masterpiece: 1) 5. Need more books? Continue shopping. Finished?
(Successful completion & testing of this class
Choose your surface 2) Choose your transfer Proceed to checkout.
will fulfill State requirement to apply for a 6. Register if you’re a first time user or login if you’ve
design 3) Choose and use your colors of
Concealed Carry Permit in Wyoming) shopped with us before.
chalk paste—one or several, you can even 7. Complete your order.
Date: To be announced, Saturday in April or
layer them 4) Remove the pattern 5) Step
May
back and “Admire How Awesome You Are!” Questions?
Time: 8:00-12:00 pm, CTEC 101, remainder
Each of the workshops stands alone, so you can
of the day until 5:00pm at the TPD range If you have questions about
select one, two, or all three. Paid registration
Cost: $100 ordering your books online,
required one week prior to class date! please contact 307.532.8216
Location: CTEC 101, TPD Firing Range
Class minimum: 6
Class maximum: 10 1112 Goshen County | Spring 2021
Wyoming Works
Wyoming Works is a state grant program with resources targeted at
qualified students to advance their skills in areas that lead to secure
employment. Space and grant funding is limited. Funding is only
guaranteed for one year.
Grant amounts will be up to $1,680 per student, per semester for 6
semesters.
Wyoming Works Standard Grant: up to $840 per semester. Who is NOT eligible for a Wyoming Works Grant:
Wyoming Works Critical Grant: up to $1,680 per semester. • Cannot be currently receiving or eligible to receive the
A student’s grant amount will be limited to their remaining financial Hathaway scholarship
need after all other grants and scholarships are considered. • Cannot be currently in default on a federal Title IV
education loan
Eligible EWC programs include: • Cannot owe a refund under a federal Title IV student
Beef Production – Certificate financial aid program or a subsequently enacted similar
Business Administration – AAS (includes distance learning federal student financial aid program, or a student
option) financial aid program administered through the State
CDL - Certificate of Wyoming.
Certified Nursing Assistant
Child Development – Certificate (includes distance learning
option) How to Apply
Corrections – Certificate (includes distance learning option)
Criminal Justice AAS 1.) Complete our college Application for Admission
Farm and Ranch Management – AAS 2.) Students must complete a FAFSA each year
Gunsmithing – AAS 3.) Complete the EWC Wyoming Works form, indicating
Human Services – AA your program of interest
Machine Tool Technology - Certificate 4.) All steps must be complete prior to the start of classes
Plate Welding - Certificate of the term for which you are applying.
Precision Agriculture - AAS
Precision Agriculture Certificate
Veterinary Aid – Certificate
Veterinary Technology - AAS About Wyoming Works
Welding and Joining - AAS
Welding and Joining - Certificate The Wyoming Works Program began as Senate File 122 (SF122)
Welding and Joining Specialist - Certificate in Wyoming’s 65th Legislature. After passing both the House
and Senate in February 2019, it was signed by Governor Gordon
Eligibility as Senate Enrolled Act 78 (SEA78). The legislation includes a $5
million appropriation; $3 million of which will used for individual
Eligibility Requirements: student grants, and the balance will support program development.
• Must complete the FAFSA form, showing financial need Allocation details will be managed by the Wyoming Community
• Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent U.S. resident who meets the College Commission, as these monies will be distributed among all
definition of an eligible non-citizen seven Wyoming community colleges.
• under federal financial aid requirements
• Must be a Wyoming resident Annual Wyoming Works grant availability (for approved programs
• As required, must be registered with the selective service that span more than one year) is subject to the Wyoming
• Must maintain satisfactory academic progress in the program Legislature’s appropriation process and is contingent on the
• Must be a new program participant starting Fall 2019 or later Commission issuing a grant allocation for approved programs at the
• Must be enrolled in an eligible program (listed above) college.
• Must maintain continuous enrollment in an eligible program
• A student may transfer from one approved program to another
while maintaining continuous enrollment at EWC, or transfer to Note: Additional programs, which will also qualify for Wyoming Works
another Wyoming community college and enroll in an approved grants, are under development. Please check back or inquire with
program at the transfer institution immediately after transfer Academic Services regarding new programs.
• A student may be eligible for this grant for no more than three
academic years (six semesters)
13EWC General Information
Financial Aid Placement Exams
For specific financial aid information, please call the Financial Aid (Accuplacer): Students who plan to enroll in a lab science, math and/
Office at 307.532.8224 or 866.327.8996. You may also obtain financial or an English class will need to take the Accuplacer placement exam if
aid information from EWC’s website, ewc.wy.edu. they haven’t met ACT or prerequisite requirements for the class. Call
For information about veterans educational benefits, please contact your Outreach Coordinator to schedule a time to take the exam. The
the VA Certifying Official at 307.532.8224. cost to take the exam is $20 (Please bring a check or money order).
Payment Options
Payment for tuition and fees can be made online through your student
account on MyEWC, by check, or by phone using a credit/debit card by
Spring 2021 Semester Calendar
calling the EWC Business Office at 307.532.8205. If you are paying by January 15 (Monday) New Admissions Closed at 4:00pm
credit/debit card, you may use Visa, MasterCard, or Discover. If enrolled January 18 (Monday) Residence Halls Open at 10:00am
in at least 3 credit hours, you may also use the EWC Payment Plan with
January 19 (Tuesday) Classes Begin
the first payment due prior to classes beginning. Please contact the
Outreach Coordinator for additional information. January 22 (Friday) Last Day to Add Regular Semester (16 week)
Classes and Block A (8 week) Classes at 4:00pm.
Refunds Last Day to Drop Block A (8 week) Classes at
Full refunds will be made for courses that are cancelled due to 4:00pm for 100% Tuition and Fee Refund at
insufficient enrollment. 4:00pm
The following information discusses how courses are refunded for January 25 (Monday) Last Day to Drop Block A (8 week) Classes for
dropped classes: 100% Tuition-only Refund at 4:00pm
January 26 (Tuesday ) Late Registration Ends at 4:00pm.
• You must notify the local EWC Outreach office or the EWC Last Day to Drop Regular Semester (16 week)
Registrar’s office to drop a course and ask if you qualify to and Block A (8 week) Classes for 100% Tuition
receive a refund. and Fee Refund at 4:00pm
• Tuition and fees are refunded in full through eight calendar
February 1 (Monday) Last Day to Drop Regular Semester (16 week)and
days, beginning with the first day of class. Block A (8 week) Classes for 100% Tuition Only
• Tuition refund is 25 percent through 29 calendar days, be- Refund at 4:00pm
ginning with the first day of class, with no refund for activity
February 4 (Thursday) Financial Aid Disbursement to Students’ Ac-
and use fees.
counts
• After 29 calendar days, there is no refund.
February 9 (Tuesday) Financial Aid Student Refund Issued
February 11 (Thursday) Winter Break Begins / No Classes
Tuition & Fees February 15 (Monday) Winter Break Ends / Classes Resume
Below is a table with the tuition & fees (also available on-line). March 1 (Monday) Last Day to Drop from Block A (8 week) Classes
Outreach activity, use, and technology fees are $16 per credit hour. at 4:00pm. No Tuition or Fee Refund
Some courses also have course fees. Please see the college catalog March 9 (Tuesday) Midterm / End of Block A (8 week) Classes at
for a complete listing of fees. 4:00pm
Total
Outreach Outreach March 11 (Thursday) Block B ( 8 week) Classes Begin
Credit Activities Technology In-State Tuition/ March 15 (Monday) Spring Break Begins / No Classes
Hours & Use Fees Fee Tuition Fees
Last Day to Drop Block B (8 week) Classes for
1 $8 $8 $99 $115 100% Tuition and Fee Refund at 4:00pm
2 $16 $16 $198 $230 March 17 (Wednesday) Last day to Drop Block B (8 week) Classes for
3 $24 $24 $297 $345 100% Tuition-only Refund at 4:00pm
4 $32 $32 $396 $460 March 22 (Monday) Spring Break Ends / Classes Resume
Room & Board Rate Table
2020-2021 Tuition & Fee
5 $40 $40 $495 $575 April 2 (Friday) Easter Break Begins / No Classes / Campus Closed
6 $48 $48 $594 $690 for Good Friday
7 $56 $56 $693 $805 April 6 (Tuesday) Easter Break ends / Classes Resume
8 $64 $64 $792 $920 April 8 (Thursday) Registration for Fall 2021 / Summer 2021
9 $72 $72 $891 $1,035 Semester Open
10 $80 $80 $990 $1,150 April 23 (Friday) Last Day to Withdraw from Regular Semester (16
week) Classes. No Tuition Refund
11 $88 $88 $1,089 $1,265
May 4 (Tuesday) Last Day to Withdraw from Block B (8 week)
12 $96 $96 $1,188 $1,380
Classes at 4:00pm. No Tuition Refund
13 $104 $104 $1,287 $1,495
May 10 (Monday) Finals Week Begins
14 $112 $112 $1,386 $1,610
May 13 (Thursday) End of Semester
15 $120 $120 $1,485 $1,725
May 14 (Friday) Graduation at 7:00pm (Tentative)
16 $120 $120 $1,485 $1,725
May 15 (Saturday) Residence Halls Close at Noon
14 Goshen County | Spring 2021SPRING 2021 • CLASSES BEGIN JANUARY 19, 2021 MAX COURSE NUMBER SEC TITLE HRS FEES BLDG RM ACT DAYS TIME INSTRUCTOR BEGIN DATE END DATE ACCT Accounting-Business 20 ACCT 2010 40 Principles of Accounting I 3.0 OLEC Online J. Minks 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 AECL Agroecology 20 AECL 1000 40 Agroecology 4.0 OLEC Online A. Smith 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 AECL L001 40 AECL 1000 Lab 0.0 OLAB Online A. Smith 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 AGEC Agricultural Economics 20 AGEC 2300 40 Agricultural Marketing 2.0 OLEC Online S. Staff 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 ANTH Anthropology 20 ANTH 1100 40 Intro to Physical Anthropology 3.0 OLEC Online S. Staff 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 BADM Business Administration 20 BADM 1000 40 Introduction to Business 3.0 OLEC Online J. Minks 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 5 BADM 1395 40 Business Administration Capstone 3.0 OIND Online J. Minks 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 24 BADM 2010 40 Business Law I 3.0 OLEC Online E. Creagar 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 BIOL Biology 20 BIOL 1000 40 Principles of Biology 4.0 OLEC Online C. Wenzel 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 BIOL L004 40 BIOL 1000 Lab 0.0 OLAB Online C. Wenzel 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 BIOL 1010 40 General Biology I 4.0 OLEC Online N. Decker 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 BIOL L001 40 BIOL 1010 Lab 0.0 OLAB Online N. Decker 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 BIOL 1050 40 Medical Terminology 3.0 OLEC Online M. Steward 1/19/2021 5/13/2121 CO/M Communication/Mass Media 20 CO/M 1030 40 Interpersonal Communication 3.0 OLEC Online B. Semler 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 CO/M 2010 40 Public Speaking 3.0 OLEC Online B. Semler 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 CO/M 2100 40 Media Writing 3.0 OLAL Online B. Semler 1/19/2021 5/13/2121 CRMJ Criminal Justice 20 CRMJ 1090 40 Tactical Communications 3.0 OLEC Online J. Shults 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 CRMJ 1510 40 Law Enforcement Procedures 3.0 OLEC Online L. Curtis 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 CRMJ 2210 40 Criminal Law I 3.0 OLEC Online R. Patterson 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 20 CRMJ 2420 40 Juvenile Justice 3.0 OLEC Online R. Patterson 3/11/2021 5/13/2021 20 CRMJ 2550 40 Criminal Investigation I 3.0 OLEC Online L. Curtis 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 ECON Economics 24 ECON 1020 40 Microeconomics 3.0 OLEC Online J. Marrin 1/19/2021 5/13/2021 24 ECON 1020 41 Microeconomics 3.0 OLEC Online J. Marrin 1/19/2121 5/13/2121 EDEC Educ-Early Childhood 20 EDEC 1200 40 Admin in Early Childhood Prog 3.0 OLEC Online C. Steinbock 1/19/2021 5/13/2121 15
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SPRING 2021 • CLASSES BEGIN JANUARY 19, 2021
MAX COURSE NUMBER SEC TITLE HRS FEES BLDG RM ACT DAYS TIME INSTRUCTOR BEGIN DATE END DATE
20 EDEC 1300 40 Curric Plan&Dev fo Yng Chldr 2.0 OLEC Online C. Steinbock 1/19/2021 5/13/2121
25 EDEC 1305 40 Curric Plan&Dev for Yng Childr Lab 1.0 OLAB Online C. Steinbock 1/19/2021 5/13/2121
EDFD Educational Foundations
20 EDFD 2020 40 Foundations of Education 3.0 OLEC Online C. Steinbock 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
20 EDFD 2100 40 Educational Psychology 3.0 OLEC Online D. Ochsner 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
Goshen County | Spring 2021
EDUC Education
20 EDUC 1501 40 Effective Substitute Teaching 3.0 OLAL Online K. Griffith 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
ENGL English
20 ENGL 1009 40 Co-Requisite for ENGL 1010 2.0 OLEC Online K. Strampe 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
20 ENGL 1010 40 English: Composition 3.0 OLEC Online K. Strampe 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
20 ENGL 2020 40 Introduction to Literature 3.0 OLEC Online K. Strampe 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
20 ENGL 2440 40 Literary Genres: Short Story 3.0 OLEC Online J. Nesbitt 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
FCSC Family Consumer Science
20 FCSC 2121 40 Child Development 4.0 OLAL Online C. Steinbock 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
HIST History
20 HIST 1221 40 U.S. From 1865 3.0 OLEC Online E. Creagar 1/19/2121 5/13/2121
HLED Health Education
20 HLED 1221 40 Standard First Aid & Safety 2.0 $35.00 OLEC Hybrid Online S. Staff 1/19/2121 5/13/2121
20 HLED L001 40 HLED 1221 Lab 0.0 CTEC 210 LAB TBA TBA S. Staff TBA TBA
HMDV Human Development
20 HMDV 1000 40 College Studies 1.0 OLEC Online D. Banville 1/19/2021 3/9/2021
20 HMDV 1050 40 Study Strategies 2.0 OLEC Online D. Banville 3/11/2021 5/13/2021
HMSV Human Services
20 HMSV 1060 40 Case Management 3.0 OLEC Online S. Staff 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
20 HMSV 2110 40 Field Experience in Human Services II 3.0 OLEC Online S, Staff 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
99 HMSV 2005 40 Prescreen for Human Services 0.0 $95.00 OLEC Online C. Steinbock 1/19/2121 5/13/2121
LIBS Library Science-Educ.
20 LIBS 1000 40 Library Research Methods 1.0 OLEC Online C. Debus 3/11/2021 5/13/2021
MATH Mathematics
24 MATH 0920 40 Elementary Algebra 3.0 OLEC Online L. Phillipi 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
24 MATH 0930 40 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 OLEC Online S. Staff 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
24 MATH 1000 40 Problem Solving 3.0 OLEC Online V. Mayfield 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
24 MATH 1009 40 Problem Solving Workshop 1.0 OLEC Online V. Mayfield 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
24 MATH 1400 40 College Algebra 4.0 OLEC Online S. Warren 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
24 MATH 1405 40 Pre-Calculus Trigonometry 3.0 OLEC Online B. Wilson 1/19/2021 5/13/2021
MUSC Music
20 MUSC 2018 40 Music/Elem Classroom Teachers 3.0 OLEC Online S. Staff 1/19/2021 5/13/2021You can also read
