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Business & Community Education
JUNE 2019
Upcoming Classes
• Intro to Barn Quilts
• Summer Camps! TA K E O N E!
AND MORE!
REGISTER TODAY!
308.635.6700 Business & Community
Education Bus
wncc.edu/bce
Business & Community Education
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Alliance Intermediate Sign Language Astronomy Week
Adult Education Intro to Barn Quilts Innovate, Create, & Explore Week
Introduction to Ceramic Wheel Throwing and CSI: Crime Scene Investigations
Hand Building Gooey, Gross, and Green
Chadron Ko Heichi Fitness: Bushidokan Jammin’ in the Jungle
Adult Education & GED Testing
Lights, Camera, YOUTUBE! Dream Builders
National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) Exploring K’NEX Week
Gordon Nebraska Arts Council Conference Introduction to Bushidokan “The Way of the
Adult Education QuickBooks™ Basics Warrior School”
Scarf Marbling LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Robotics
Kimball Sneaker Marbling Make a Stone Age Atlatl
Adult Education Time Management Safe Babysitting Clinic
TOFY Skills of the Mountain Men 101
Sidney ZUMBA® WNAC Summer Camps
Summer Camps
Adult Education
Basic Karate/Kickboxing
WNCC Online Courses
ICE Enrichment Academy Summer Camps
Kids in the Kitchen Week
Scottsbluff/Gering Cupcake Boss
Acrylic Pouring Chef’s Delight
Adult Education All About the Arts Week
Basic Life Support/CPR for Healthcare Caution: Wet Paint
Professionals Marvelous Mosaics
Beginning Sign Language Duct Tape Dynasty
Bob Ross Painting Just Bead it
Heartsaver CPR/AED
ALLIANCE SIDNEY SCOTTSBLUFF/GERING
308.763.2002 308.254.7407 308.635.6700
Adult Education Adult Education Adult Education
For more info, call 308.635.6769 For more info, call 308.635.6769 English as a Second Language
For more info, call 308.635.6769
CHADRON WNCC Online Courses
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308.635.6770 Sessions start monthly!
Ko Heichi Fitness: Bushidokan
Jun 3 – 26 or Jul 1 – 31 (M, W)
Adult Education & GED Testing Instructor-led online courses
6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
For more Info, Call 308.635.6769 Convenient six-week format
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & Single: $30; Family: $45 (up to 4)
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Known as “an original U.S. MMA,”
GORDON • Interactive learning environment Bushidokan is deeply rooted in the
308.635.6770 • Award of completion with passing score history of American martial arts with
CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS multiple world titleholders and respected
Adult Education • Prepare for industry certification or start self-defense experts. In all, Bushidokan
For more info, call 308.635.6769
a new career has borrowed techniques from more
See page 11 for more information. • Start anytime than 10 different martial arts and three
KIMBALL • Many programs completed in less primary systems: karate, judo, and jujitsu.
308.635.6770 than six months Recognized worldwide for its self-defense,
• In-depth study, all learning Bushidokan’s tactics have been tested in
Adult Education materials provided
diverse situations including life-or-death
For more info, call 308.635.6769 • Personal instructor assistance
• Certificate of completion awarded defense by citizens, law enforcement,
with passing score. and elite military groups such as Green
Berets, Rangers, Navy SEALs, and others.
With more than 30 years of experience,
instructor Brent L. Anderson was promoted
2
to black belt by the Bushidokan founder,
Jim “Ronin” Harrison and Ko Heichi
Bushidokan has been granted Certified
Training Center (CTC) status. Men, women,
kids, law enforcement, and military are
encouraged to attend. All are welcome!
Basic Life Support/CPR for
Healthcare Professionals
Jun 5 or Aug 7 (W)
1:00 – 5:00 p.m., $65
Basic Life Support training reinforces
healthcare professionals' understanding
of the importance of early CPR and
defibrillation, basic steps of performing
CPR, relieving choking, and using an AED.
This course also covers the role of each link
in the chain of survival.
Safe Babysitting Clinic
June Jun 3 (M): 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. &
Jun 4 (T): 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., $55
Ages 10 – 14
Earn a certificate from our Safe Babysitting
Clinic. WNCC faculty teach the American
Heart Association Family and Friends CPR
for adult, child, and infant; basic first aid;
choking rescue techniques; and use of an
Introduction to Ceramic Wheel AED. The instructor for this course is Janelle
Throwing and Hand Building Anderson, who has a master's degree in
Jun 8 or Jun 22 (SA) Early Childhood Education Curriculum and
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., $23 Instruction. She is currently the Sixpence
Ages 10 and up Home Visitor for Scottsbluff Public Schools.
Der Topfer, 1211 3rd Ave., Scottsbluff In this class, she will provide 10 hours
Have you always wanted to try your hand of babysitting instruction on safety, food
on a pottery wheel? Here’s your chance. preparation, safe play, and age-appropriate
This is an introductory class offering activities. Learn about accepting
students the opportunity to throw on a babysitting jobs, negotiating pay, and
pottery wheel and learn hand-building exploring an early childhood education
clay techniques. A brief introduction of career. Pizza and milk are provided, or
ceramics and ceramic tools, description, participants can bring their own lunch.
and use will be included. Projects will not (Certificates provided.)
be completed in the three-hour class, but
students can continue in ceramics classes JULY IS PICK Make a Stone Age Atlatl
Jun 8 (SA)
YOUR OWN
or set up private lessons with the instructor.
All materials provided. Come try your hand 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., $35
at the wheel! Class size is limited to six. Think you have what it takes to live as a
Bob Ross Painting
BOB ROSS Stone Age hunter? This is a hybrid class
that teaches students about the Stone
Jun 15 or Jul 13 (SA)
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., $60
PAINTING Age in addition to providing hands-on
experience with our oldest projectile. By
TO PAINT
Bob Ross believed that everyone who the end of the course, you will not only
wanted to paint, could paint like a walk away with a better understanding
natural with the right tools and a little of our past, but also a better appreciation
encouragement. Come and experience the for the accomplishments of our Stone Age
joy and confidence of painting a beautiful ancestors. Each student will create, throw,
landscape using the Ross wet-on-wet and take home their own atlatl built from
technique. Students must bring a roll of modern materials. Anyone interested in
paper towels to this class. history, hunting, or bushcraft should find
this class a great way to spend a half day.
Register Today! | 308.635.6700 | wncc.edu/bce 3Skills of the Mountain Men 101
Jun 8 (SA)
1:00 – 4:30 p.m., $25
Jim Bridger, Kit Carson, Jed Smith, and
Hugh Glass are all individuals who have
gone down in history as famous mountain
men. Men like these were able to live in
the wilderness for periods of one year and
beyond with simple tools and gear. If you
have an interest in the mountain men or
wilderness living, you may find this course
right up your alley. Learn the basics of
steel traps, fire making, and how to build a
simple primitive shelter like the mountain
men. By the end of the half-day course
you will not only know more about your
local history, but you will also walk out the
door with some new tricks for your next
camping trip
.
Beginning Sign Language
Jun 12 – Jul 17 or Sep 18 – Oct 16 (W) Introduction to Bushidokan "The Acrylic Pouring
6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $30 Way of the Warrior School" Jun 22 (SA)
This course utilizes a practical approach to Jun 21 (F) 5:00 – 7:00 p.m., $40
teaching vocabulary, grammar, everyday 8:30 – 11:30 a.m., $12
applications of sign language, and aspects This class is not as messy as it sounds, and
Ages: 8 – 15 everyone can do it - there are no mistakes!
of Deaf culture. We work toward becoming Bushidokan is a pioneer martial art in
familiar and comfortable with grammatical In the first hour of this class you will learn
the United States. It is composed of three and see demonstrations of more than 16
features of American Sign Language and main components: karate, judo, and jiu-
body/facial expressions. This interactive techniques of acrylic fluid art, learn about
jitsu. Students will learn how the striking, materials, and hear the tips and tricks to get
class is for beginners and those who are kicking, and grappling techniques flow
looking to refresh their expressive and the coveted “cells.” This form of art can be
together to create this well-rounded used as a stand-alone piece or as a base for
receptive sign skills. versatile martial art. Did we mention there
stencils, original art, or mixed media. After
will be sword fighting? A student favorite,
the demonstration, it is your turn. Pick your
sparing with foam swords is a fun and safe
way to introduce students to the different favorite techniques and you will pour onto
aspects of martial arts competition. two 10-to-11-inch wood surfaces and two
wood coasters. Everything is included but
please lay cardboard out in your vehicle
Intro to Barn Quilts prior to class so your wet works of art can
Jun 22, or Aug 3, or Nov 2 (SA)
be transported home safely.
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Cost: 22-inches by 22-inches non-routed
edges - $55 or 3-feet by 3-feet non-routed Heartsaver CPR/AED
edges - $85 Jul 10 or Sep 4 (W)
1:00 – 5:00 p.m., $65
Barn quilts are colorful outdoor art most
Heartsaver courses are designed for anyone
often made to resemble a quilt block. They
are not just for barns, they are for houses, with little or no medical training who needs a
garages, sheds, mailboxes, gardens, and course completion card for a job, regulatory
more! In this workshop you will learn step (for example OSHA), or other requirements.
Basic Karate/Kickboxing by step the best way to paint a long-lasting These courses can also be taken by anyone
Jun 14 (F) barn quilt with the least amount of touch- who wants to be prepared for an emergency
8:30 – 11:30 a.m., $12 up. There are many designs to choose from in any setting. For many Heartsaver courses,
Ages: 8 – 15 of different levels of complexity. Choose students receive a course completion card
Japanese karate and American kickboxing your favorite colors - we have a rainbow that is valid for two years.
combine to make this camp a day kids of options! We have a rigorous barn quilt
won’t forget! Kids will be introduced preparation process to ensure your barn
to blocks, strikes, and kicks in a fun quilt will stand the test of time. The edges
and disciplined manner. The day will are fully sealed, and it is painted and
culminate in a rigorous kickboxing primed multiple times to ensure quality.
workout on punching bags where they You will need to bring yellow FrogTape
learn real kickboxing combinations. medium width, a small fan or hairdryer,
Bonus for parents: your kids will sleep and an extension cord. Everything else is
well that night! provided. A word of warning: barn quilts
are addictive!
4 Register Today! | 308.635.6700 | wncc.edu/bceTime Management ZUMBA®
Jul 17 & 24 (W) Aug 19 – Oct 9 (M, W)
8:30 – 11:30 a.m., $40 5:30 – 6:20 p.m., $35
What is time? Time is the most valuable 8 weeks for the price of six weeks!
thing we have. Time is arguably the most Always wanted to try Zumba but were
important asset that we spend the least intimidated by the fast pace and expert
amount of time training ourselves to moves? Just getting started on your fitness
manage. For this reason, time management
Nebraska Arts Council journey? Are you an active senior looking
is one of the most important topics that we Conference for a new challenge? Then this FUN and
can cover. If you are tired of dreaming and Jul 25 (TH) EASY class is for you! Sign up with a friend
wanting, and excited to start producing, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., $35 and you both get a $5 discount.
then this is the kick start you need. If you Visit artscouncil.nebraska.gov or call
think about what costs you your dreams, 402.595.2122 to register
it's one of these things: This is a one-day event of workshops
· Confusion sponsored by the Nebraska Arts Council
· Doubt in collaboration with Western Nebraska
· Self-Pity Community College designed for artists,
· Fear administrators, and volunteers of non-profit
These are the feelings that lead to cultural institutions in western Nebraska.
INACTION instead of MASSIVE ACTION. Topics to be covered include professional
We will learn the eight things that cost time development for artists, economic
and we will discover the seven things that development through cultural asset
make time. In this course we're going to mapping, collaborative strategies such block
booking, and opportunities to network.
focus on planning and accomplishing with Intermediate Sign Language
decision and massive action. You will walk Oct 23 – Nov 20 (W)
away with motivation and the tools to get Scarf Marbling 6:00 – 9:00 p.m., $30
it done. Aug 3 (SA) This course utilizes a practical approach
5:00 – 7:00 p.m., $40 to teaching intermediate American Sign
QuickBooks™ Basics You have seen this mesmerizing technique Language. This class is a continuation of the
Jul 18 (TH) on social media - now try it for yourself! Beginning Sign Language class. Students
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., $55 Drip color onto a floating medium, watch are encouraged to have taken Beginning
Are you new to QuickBooks™? Would you the color spread, rake or pull at the colors Sign Language or have knowledge of basic
like to learn how to set up QuickBooks to move them to make your perfect design. signs. This course not only deals with more
to make it more effective for you or your Once the colors are arranged, we lay the vocabulary but also includes the use of
business? Please join us for a full-day class scarf onto the surface and your design non-manual markers, facial expression,
that focuses on the basics of setting up your becomes part of the 100 percent silk scarf. classifiers, and the grammatical structure
QuickBooks software. This is a basic class Use custom colors to match your wardrobe of American Sign Language. We also work
for the desktop version of QuickBooks. Feel or give it as a unique and one-of-a-kind gift. on receptive sign skills and continue with
free to attend regardless of the version of We will set the color at the end of the class the fluency of fingerspelling. This is an
QuickBooks you currently use. Please note: so you can wear it home! interactive course for those who consider
This class does not cover payroll or taxes. their sign skills as intermediate.
5Sneaker Marbling
Nov 2 (SA)
5:00 – 7:00 p.m., $40
You have seen this mesmerizing technique on social media. Drip color onto a floating medium, watch the color spread, rake or pull at
the colors to move them to make your perfect design. Once the colors are arranged, we will take a white canvas shoe and dip it in the
color methodically, so the colors transfer to the sneaker. Everything is provided in this class and it may be a white lace-up shoe or a slip-
on shoe with elastic. Only whole, regular sizes will be available on shoes so please account for this when letting me know your size. You
will learn how to set the color once they are dry. Your shoes will be sent home with you double bagged in leak-proof bags.
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2019
6Business & Community Education
LIGHTS, CAMERA,
YOUTUBE!
Tuesday, June 25, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Don Osborn John N. Harms Center
$45 (lunch on your own)
This one-day workshop shows you the basics of how to
create and post YouTube videos even if you just have
basic computer skills. Each participant will create their
own video and upload it to their YouTube account. We’ll
cover the following:
1. Gear – cameras, accessories, lights, editing software, etc.
2. Basic Shooting – lighting, placement, general theory
3. Editing –basic video editing including cutting shots,
transitions, special effects, etc.
4. Music – how to source and edit music for video
This workshop is presented by Don Osborn, 5. Titles – How to add and edit titles and captions
owner of DBO Digital Marketing. Don Osborn is 6. Posting to YouTube – includes basic YouTube channel
an entrepreneur with a strong interest in set-up and management
communication, technology, music, and
marketing. Don has consulted extensively in For this course you will need:
business creation and taken part in the launch of
many small businesses. With years of experience
• A cell phone or digital video camera (with cable with USB
on “Main Street,” Don has been in the small
connection)
business trenches for years.
• A laptop and mouse (loaners are available). If you have a
As a life-long singer/songwriter, Don brings a high Mac, make sure iMovie is loaded. Loaner laptops are
level of creativity to his work, whether building limited so reserve one when you register.
websites, marketing strategies, or business • Headphones or earbuds
presentations, Don is adept in the technologies • USB mic (optional)
that connect people and deliver ideas. For more, • Editing software Wondershare Filmora 9
go to DBODigitalMarketing.com. (https://filmora.wondershare.net/) You can download this
software for free prior to class beginning. Loaner
computers will have the software pre-installed.
• YouTube account and login information
Register TODAY!
308.635.6700 | wncc.edu/bce
7Senior Connections
Calling all lifelong learners! Join your retired friends in improving your health while
learning a new skill and a little history. This series is designed for people of retirement
age and you must be a GOLD CLUB member to register. To find out more about the
WNCC GOLD CLUB, visit wncc.edu/bce or call 308.635.6701.
Sep – Dec 2019 (TH)
$13 per class
September 20 – KICKOFF EVENT:
Laughter is the Best Medicine. FREE EVENT
Oct 3 – An Introduction to Medicare
Oct 10 – NO SESSION
Oct 17 – The Pony Express; A Different Color for an Old Gray Mare
Oct 24 – Bob Ross Painting, Vase of flowers (9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., $30)
Oct 31 – Getting to Know Your Smart Phone
Nov 7 – The Other Side of the River: The Mormon Trail Adventures
Nov 14 – Self Defense Strategem for Seniors
Nov 21 – Travel Adventures
Nov 28 – NO SESSION/Thanksgiving
Dec 5 – Bob Ross Christmas painting (9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., $30)
Dec 12 – DIY Your Holidays
Dec 19 – Therapeutic Chair Yoga
8WNCC Introduces the National Career
Readiness Certificate® (NCRC) from ACT®
If any of these statements describe you, consider the fast track, Two Options to Obtain Your NCRC:
with the affordable National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC).
• “When I apply for jobs I don’t have much to put in the 1. If you are confident in your current skills and
‘Qualifications’ area.” knowledge, take the three proctored assessments at the
• “I see jobs advertised I know I can do, but I can’t get my WNCC Testing Center and earn your NCRC right away.
foot in the door because I have no degree.” Each assessment is 55 minutes long.
• “I work all week and have a family. I can’t fit classes into Cost of three assessments: $65.00
my schedule.”
• “I don’t want to take classes for two years before I can 2. Prepare for your certification assessments by taking
make better money.” the online WorkKeys curriculum. You have six weeks
to complete the curriculum and you can take it on any
The NCRC from ACT® certifies essential skills for workplace device from any location when it’s most convenient for
success. It’s an affordable, convenient pathway to landing a you. Then take the three proctored assessments at the
better job, getting a promotion, or making your next career WNCC Testing Center.
move. Each assessment is 55 minutes long.
Cost of WorkKeys curriculum plus three assessments:
The NCRC is a universal certificate recognized throughout the $85.00
United States that qualifies you in three skill areas that are in
highest demand by employers, which include: For more information on WorkKeys curriculum and
• Applied Math assessments visit:
• Workplace Documents http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/
• Graphic Literacy workkeys-for-job-seekers.html
Register by calling 308.635.6700 or visit the John N. Harms Center
on the WNCC Scottsbluff Campus.
For general questions call WNCC Workforce Development
at 308.635.6335.
9Summer Camps
Caution: Wet Paint (M) Innovate, Create, & Explore Week
Imagine, explore, discover, and create Jul 8 – 11 (M – TH)
products using a variety of paint. Students 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
use puffy paint, neon paint, liquid $30/day or $100/week
watercolors, pearl paints, glitter paint, and Ages: 7 – 14
glow-in-the-dark paint. Students learn about
famous artists from around the world and
emulate their famous works of art. CSI: Crime Scene Investigations (M)
Are you a sleuth? Do you want to become
Marvelous Mosaics (T) one? If you would like to learn more about
Students learn about the ancient art of solving crime, this is the course for you!
mosaic and learn to make their own Students learn the art of fingerprinting, hair
artwork using a variety of fun materials. analysis, and other trace evidence left at the
ICE Enrichment Academy provides an Students cut, glue, read, and create as they scene of the crime.
enrichment program for students in learn about how traditional and modern
first through eighth grades. The world of mosaics are made.
education changes constantly.
ICE Enrichment Academy offers numerous Duct Tape Dynasty (W)
learning opportunities that are fun, Duct tape solves everything, right?
challenging, and engaging. Students use duct tape to decorate jars,
composition books, pencil pouches,
Kids in the Kitchen Week pencils, etc. Students also create various
Jun 3 – 6 (M – TH) items such as pouches, wallets, flowers,
1:00 – 4:00 p.m. and bracelets using only duct tape.
$30/day or $100/week
Ages: 7 – 14 Just Bead it (TH)
Beads, safety pins, leather, and washers!
Cupcake Boss (M, T) Does that sound intriguing? These are
Cupcakes are simply irresistible single just a few of the materials you’ll explore
servings of delicious cakes and frosting and create with in this course. Create
dressed up in perfect little packages. In bracelets, rings, and necklaces for all
this course, student chefs participate in occasions. Embellish items such as picture
a number of “challenges” to see who is frames and beads.
the “boss’”of each challenge. Some of the
challenges are individual challenges and
some are group challenges.
Chef’s Delight (W, TH) Gooey, Gross, and Green (T)
This class is sure to be a delightful In this course, students create things that
experience for young chefs. Several ooze, bounce, and squish! Students take
part in a number of hands-on gooey, gross,
educational skills are enhanced as they share and green fun science and art projects.
stories, participate in cooking experiences,
and learn about kitchen Jammin’ in the Jungle (W)
safety and dining etiquette. Students will Students explore the mysteries of exotic
have opportunities to practice math and plants and animals through beautiful
reading skills, learn science concepts, books and interesting activities. Students’
and develop good work habits as they Astronomy Week learning is enhanced with several science
work cooperatively in groups. What better Jun 24 – 27 (M – TH) skills including probability, biodiversity, and
motivator for learning than a good story and horticulture. Come and join the fun of this
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
fun food? jungle adventure!
$30/day or $100/week
Ages: 7 – 14 Dream Builders (TH)
All About the Arts Week Explore the size and scale of our solar
Jun 10 – 13 (M – TH) Are you a master LEGO builder? Would
system by mapping out the sun and you like to be? This course encourages
1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
planets on a very large map—over 1,000 students to explore their creativity and
$30/day or $100/week skills. Students enhance their imagination
yards in length! Investigate the other
Ages: 7 – 14 and skills as they unleash their inner LEGO
planets in our solar system, observe the
sun using telescopes, binoculars, and other builder! All building levels welcomed!
tools. Captain Kirk would be proud!
10Exploring K’NEX Week LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Robotics
Jul 15 – 18 (M – TH) Jun 10 – 13 (M – TH),
1:00 – 4:00 p.m. 8:30 – 11:30 a.m., or
$30/day or $100/week Jun 17 – 20 (M – TH),
Ages: 9 – 14 8:30 – 11:30 a.m., or
Are you familiar with “punkin’ chunkin’?” Jul 8 – 11 (M – TH), 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Build some simple machines using K’NEX
$30/day or $100/week
building system pieces to understand
the physics involved in various classes of Grades: 3 and up
levers. Then create your own “chunkin’’” Using the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 you
machine to launch projectiles, much will be able to make and program a robot
smaller than pumpkins, in competition. that can move on your command. This
We also explore with the K’NEX building introductory class will cover the basics of
system to create bridges, structures, and building and programming using LEGO
simple machines. By the end of the week, robots. You will learn to use a light, touch,
we will have a competition to see who can and ultrasonic sensors to enable your
build the lightest and strongest bridge! robot to explore and interact with the
world around you. If you like LEGO, and
want to learn to program, this is for you!
WNAC Summer Camps
Jun 4 – 7 (T – F)
1:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Ages: 10 – 15
WNAC Members: $90
Non-Members: $130
Youth will be engaged and inspired with fun, visual art workshops instructed by our expert team of arts professionals. It’s a great
way for students to sharpen existing skills or try something completely new. During four days of classes, they create original
artwork and have a great time exploring different mediums and techniques. There will be a mini reception on Friday, June 7 at
5:00 p.m. displaying students' artwork. The registration fee includes all art materials, an art camp t-shirt, and bottled water. Please
have your child wear old clothes during the art camp and arrive rested, fed, and ready to make art.
Jun 5 – 7 (W – F)
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Ages: 6 – 9
WNAC Members: $60
Non-Members: $75
Youth will be engaged and inspired with fun, visual art workshops instructed by our expert team of arts professionals. It’s a great
way for students to sharpen existing skills or try something completely new. During these three days of classes, they create original
artwork and have a great time exploring different mediums and techniques. Students will create baskets by wrapping coil with
paper. Students will also learn basic printmaking with objects they can use from home. Please have your child wear old clothes
during the art camp and arrive rested, fed, and ready to make art.
Call WNAC at 308-632-2226, email Maria Lena Medina at lena@thewnac.com, or register online at www.thewnac.com.
11Want to share your interests
and talents with others?
WE WANT YOU!
We’re looking for Community Education instructors to share their interests in
photography, arts and crafts, painting, plants and gardening, fishing, traveling
... YOU NAME IT! For more information, or to simply discuss your ideas for
a class, call Lori Stromberg at 308.635.6703 or email stromber@wncc.edu
to visit about these opportunities.
ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLD!
That’s what you’ll find with our new GOLD CLUB benefits. Even if you're already
a WNCC GOLD CARD member, you will want to complete the new registration
because this year with the new GOLD CLUB benefits, you’ll receive a one-time
$25 voucher that can be used for any non-credit course(s) taken at the Scottsbluff
Campus.
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