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Page 1: COMMUNITY EDUCATION

PERIODICAL

************ECRWSS****

Residential Customer

Weber State UniversityDivision of Online & Continuing Education3848 Harrison Blvd.Ogden, UT 84408

COMMUNITY EDUCATION2021 FALL SCHEDULE | WEBER.EDU/COMMUNITYED

Locked for mailing info

Division of Online & Continuing Education

MORETHAN CLASSES AVAILABLE

60

COOKING FOR THE HEALTH OF IT ONLINE AND IN-PERSON COURSESFANCY CANDY MAKING FOR THE HOLIDAYS

YOU, TOO, CAN DO VOICE-OVER VIDEOS

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how to registerWHAT’S INSIDEARTS & HOBBIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-5

CULTURE & LANGUAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

HEALTHY LIVING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

JOB & LIFE SKILLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

WRITING & ILLUSTRATING . . . . . . . 11

TECHNOLOGY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

YOUTH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Clery Annual Security Report weber.edu/police

WSU does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, pregnancy, genetics, age (over 40), disability, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, veteran, active military status and other classifications protected by law in its programs and activities. Information is available from, and discrimination and harassment complaints may be filed with, the executive director of AA/EO, [email protected], MA 102 or 801-626-6239.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Weber State University – (USPS PE16-576)(Volume 7, August 9, 2021) is published a total of four times per year — typically during the months of January, April, June and August — by the staff of Weber State University, 3848 Harrison Blvd., Ogden, Utah 84408. Application to mail at periodical postage rates is approved at Ogden, Utah, and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Weber State.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) for a course should contact Disability Services at 801-626-6413 or email [email protected]. Due to the nature of these courses, please provide at least one to two weeks’ notice whenever possible.

Weber State University Division of Online & Continuing Education

SEE ALL OF OUR PROGRAMS AT WEBER.EDU/DOCE

TELEPHONE801-626-6600

TOLL FREE 800-848-7770, Opt. 4

No matter what your desired educational path is, WSU Community Education has plenty to choose from.

Here are a few of the many course options we have:

— The WSU Community Education Team

Courses in specific categories are indicated using an icon:

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ARTIST CERTIFICATE (SERIES) WORKING WITH CLAY: SLAB BOXLEAVES & LANDSCAPEFLASH PHOTOGRAPHY

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PHOTOSHOP: NEXT LEVELUKRAINIAN EGG DECORATING: NEXT LEVELSILVERSMITHING

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THE ART OF PAPIER MÂCHÉ: NEXT STEPSINTRO TO ALCOHOL INK: BOOKMARKS & CLOCKSA BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO HOMEMADE JERKY

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HOW TO HAVE DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS ABOUT RACE, GENDER & VIOLENCEAGELESS CHAIR YOGAEASY GREENHOUSE GARDENING

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BOTANICAL REMEDIES FOR YOUR DOGBREATHING TECHNIQUES FOR MIND/BODY INVIGORATION

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YOU, TOO, CAN DO VOICE-OVER VIDEOS

Try your hand at a new skill by signing up for one of our latest classes:

Lifelong Learning Continue Your Journey with WSU

In-person courses: With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, we are happy to welcome you back to classrooms at our campuses and centers! We’re thrilled to offer courses on jewelry making, Photoshop, papier mâché and more in our brick-and-mortar spaces.

Online courses: Our online courses include Fancy Candy Making for the Holidays; Easy Spanish for Travelers; and, on a serious note, How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race, Gender & Violence.

Series: If you want to dive a little deeper into a subject, our course series are for you. Look for the series icon key on this page, then find those symbols in the catalog.

Day & One Night Only Classes: If morning works best, take a look at our day classes. Look for the sun symbol (pictured below) and choose from there. For One Night Only classes, look for “one night only” in bold.

GARDENING SERIESMICROSOFT SERIESCOOKING SERIES

ART SERIESDAYTIME COURSES

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3weber.edu/communityed | 801-626-6600 || REGISTRATION REQUIRED, SIGN UP TODAY

ARTS & HOBBIESARTIST CERTIFICATE (SERIES OF THREE)CHRIS BODILY

Learn from a professional about how to become an expert

artist. This three-class series includes Beginning Drawing, Drawing Animal & Human Figures and How to Create Comics & Graphic Novels. Complete all three classes to earn your Art Certificate. Register for each session individually, or take the full series at the reduced price of $219.

Th | Sept. 16–Dec. 16 | 6–7:30 p.m. | $219 | Ogden

Campus

BEGINNING DRAWING: YOU, TOO, CAN LEARN TO DRAWCHRIS BODILY

Class one of the series Explore the

fundamentals of drawing, including shape, lines, values, composition and construction. This course is perfect for beginners. No experience is necessary. Visit weber.edu/communityed for a supply list.

Th | Sept. 16–Oct. 14 | 6–7:30 p.m. | $89 | Ogden Campus

BEGINNING HUMAN & ANIMAL FIGURE DRAWINGCHRIS BODILY

Class two of the series Learn how to sketch

human and animal figures, including those figures in action sequences, and discover your hidden talents. No previous art experience is required. Bring your sketchpad and pencil.

Th | Oct. 21–Nov. 11 | 6–7:30 p.m. | $79 | Ogden Campus

HOW TO CREATE CARTOONS & GRAPHIC NOVELSCHRIS BODILY

Class three of the series Bring your doodles to

life in a world of your own creation. Explore the fundamentals of graphic narratives, and discuss them as both art and literature. Create your own graphic novel or comic while receiving guidance from a seasoned, skilled professional. All skill levels are welcome.

Th | Nov. 18–Dec. 16 (skip Thanksgiving) | 6–7:30 p.m. | $79 | Ogden Campus

A NIGHT OF WATERCOLORALISHA JOHNSON

One night only! Spend three hours learning in the privacy of your own

home as you discover step-by-step techniques in this online watercolor class. You’ll have ample opportunity to ask plenty of questions as you paint along with the instructor and other students. Visit weber.edu/communityed for a supply list.

W | Oct. 6 | 6–9 p.m. | $25 | Online

PAINT YOUR PETLISA QUAGLIOZZI-DALY

One day only! Take a photo, make a black-and-white copy and transfer it to a panel to preserve

that special pooch. In this one-day seminar, you will learn how to create a unique portrait that is a perfect blend of painting and multimedia techniques in a variety of styles. All skill levels are welcome. Visit weber.edu/communityed for a supply list.

S | Oct. 16 | 10 a.m.–1 p.m. | $69 | Online

WORKING WITH CLAY: PINCH-POT CREATURESLISA QUAGLIOZZI-DALY

One night only! Learn the basic method of

building up from a hollow form. In this two-hour workshop, students work from a simple sketch and create a creature using air-dry clay. Visit weber.edu/communityed for a supply list.

W | Oct. 27 | 6–8 p.m. | $25 | Online

WORKING WITH CLAY: SLAB BOXLISA QUAGLIOZZI-DALY

One night only! Create a slab box adorned and embellished with

your personal flair! This method of working with clay is easy and fun. This would be a great family and party event for ages 6 and up. Visit weber.edu/communityed for a materials list.

W | Nov. 3 | 6–8 p.m. | $25 | Online

LEAVES & LANDSCAPELISA QUAGLIOZZI-DALY

One day only! Working from a landscape photo, explore depth by

creating foreground, midground and background space. Discover special color theory, and express yourself through layering acrylic paint and easy transfer techniques. All ages are welcome. No experience is necessary. Visit weber.edu/communityed for a supply list.

S | Oct. 9 | 10 a.m.–1 p.m. | $69 | Online

INTRO TO VIDEOGRAPHYJAMES MCALLISTER

This course will introduce you to the basics of videography:

composition, continuity and visual storytelling. You will also learn to upload your content for presentation and distribution on the web.

M | Oct. 4–Nov. 1 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $79 | Center for Continuing Education

INTRO TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYRICK EGAN

Learn the basics of digital photography as you capture

professional-quality images. Explore camera handling, photo composition, effective use of light and file management. This course includes a Saturday or evening practice shoot, which will be arranged in class.

W | Sept. 8–29 | 6–8 p.m. | $79 | Farmington Station

FLASH PHOTOGRAPHYSARA LLEVERINO

In this advanced class, introduce yourself to various lighting

techniques using both natural light and flash. Enhance your skills as you use speedlights (bring yours if you have one) to discover how to find and shape light both indoors and outdoors. Explore ambient-to-flash balance, light modifiers and lighting patterns. Plan on bringing your camera to class.

M | Sept. 13–Oct. 4 | 6–8 p.m. | $75 | Center for Continuing Education

Looking for illustration courses?

See page 11.

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FANCY CANDY MAKING FOR THE HOLIDAYSCINDY CHILD

Begin by making perfect candied apples, then

move to scrumptious candy centers and top it off with dazzling chocolate coatings. You’ll learn how to do it all.

Th | Sept. 30–Oct. 14 | 6:30–8 p.m. | $89 | Online

PHOTOSHOP: NEXT LEVELSARA LLEVERINO

Take your Photoshop skills to the next level! Learn more

about advanced features and tool sets such as blending modes, creative effects, overlays, complex selections, compositing and more. Participants should have a basic knowledge of Photoshop. Visit weber.edu/communityed for software info.

W | Sept. 15–Oct. 6 | 6–8 p.m. | $75 | Center for Continuing Education

RECREATIONAL DRONE OPERATIONDOUGLAS MANIFOLD

Do you have, or are you considering, a new drone? Don’t fly it until

you’ve had some instructions! Join this face-to-face class to learn how and where to fly. A drone is not required.

S | Oct. 2–30 | 1–4 p.m. | $95 | Ogden Campus

JEWELRY MAKINGRENE VENEGAS

Learn the history, fundamentals and techniques of making silver and gold jewelry.

Draw and design jewelry, and make a ring, necklace or pair of earrings. Visit weber.edu/communityed for information on buying silver and stones for the class.

W | Sept. 15–29 | 6–8 p.m. | $79 | Ogden Campus

SILVERSMITHINGRENE VENEGAS

In this class, students will be introduced to repoussé techniques by using hammers and

chisels to make a small bowl or 3D leaf, each being about six inches. Students will need to bring a copper sheet, 22 gauge, measuring 15 cm by 15 cm. Visit weber.edu/communityed for details.

W | Oct. 6–20 | 6–8 p.m. | $79 | Ogden Campus

UKRAINIAN EGG DECORATING: NEXT LEVELANNELI BYRD

One night only!

Take your basic egg-decorating skills to the next level by experimenting with more advanced techniques such as etching, backwashing, shading and drop painting. This class is recommended for those who have done some Ukrainian egg decorating or have taken the beginner class. All supplies will be provided.

F | Nov. 12 | 6–9 p.m. | $59 | Ogden Campus

ASTRONOMY: USING A TELESCOPE STACY PALEN

Learn to assemble, use and care for a telescope in this introductory

class. You’ll first learn on WSU’s telescopes, then you may bring your own to the last class (not required). Beginners are welcome.

W | Oct. 6–20 | 7–9 p.m. | $59 | Ogden Campus

UKULELE FUNMARY NOEL

Bring your ukulele, and be ready for a fun time! Learn basic chords, strums and songs that

will liven up any classroom, family event, church gathering or campfire. Come uke with us!

Th | Sept. 16–Oct. 7 | 6–8 p.m. | $69 | Community Education Center

FISHING: HOW TO READ A RIVER CHRIS BAILEY

One night only!

Spend an evening online with world-renowned

angler Chris Bailey. Improve your odds as you learn where fish feed, spawn and hide. Learn the do’s and don’ts to effectively approaching a river and enticing a fish to strike.

W | Oct. 13 | 7–9 p.m. | $25 | Online

The Components of CompositesPrepare to become an assembler, fabricator, production assembler or composite technician. This course is a WSU partnership with the Davis Technical College.

Reacquainting Yourself With WorkWSU faculty, community mentors and chamber organizations will help you develop skills in communication, leadership and conflict resolution.

Teacher RelicensureTeachers who took a break from the profession can get relicensed with Weber State University's flexible online program.

Professional Sales CertificateThrough this 14-week program, learn fundamental techniques, personality profiling, team leadership, strategy and more.

English in the WorkplaceLearn common work phrases in English. Discover everything from job talk, to conversations with employment specialists, to being able to discuss duties and responsibilities.

Visit weber.edu/learnandwork for more information.

Weber State supports those searching for new or better job opportunities due to the effects of COVID-19. Funding through the CARES Act is now available to cover short-term training courses and certificate programs. See the courses at the right and more at weber.edu/learnandwork.

Learn & Work Courses

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GUITAR BASICSBRIAN NIELSEN

Learn the basic techniques of chords, note reading and music fundamentals that will

help you build a solid foundation as you begin playing the guitar. This face-to-face class is a total of 14 sessions over two semesters: seven weeks in fall semester and seven weeks in spring semester. Students are responsible for bringing their own guitar and The Christopher Parkening Guitar Method book and CD. Visit weber.edu/communityed for more information.

T | Oct. 12–Nov. 23, Jan. 4–Feb. 15 | 7–9 p.m. | $199 | Ogden Campus

ADVANCED BEEKEEPINGRICHARD HOMER

One day only!

Delve into important fundamentals and advanced tactics to help your colonies thrive and survive. Topics include preparations for winter, disease and pest recognition and treatments, requeening, increasing honey production and more.

S | Sept. 11 | 9 a.m.–1 p.m. | $49 | Center for Continuing Education

THE ART OF PAPIER MÂCHÉ: NEXT STEPSMARIA CRISTINA ESTRADA

Even if you didn’t attend our earlier papier mâché

class, you’re welcome to attend this course, in which we’ll be working with the same techniques, but on a larger project. Make a variety of three-dimensional art and home decor objects while learning the history and culture of this Hispanic art form. The instructor will provide all the supplies.

F | Oct. 15–Nov. 19 | 6–8 p.m. | $79 | Community Education Center

INTRO TO ALCOHOL INK: BOOKMARKS & CLOCKSRACHAEL BUSH

One day only!

In this class, you’ll learn techniques, tools, and tricks to make beautiful, abstract bookmarks and a one-of-a-kind clock using alcohol inks. Alcohol inks are acid-free, fast-drying, transparent, permanent inks, and they are available in many exciting, vivid colors. No experience is needed. All class materials will be provided. Please wear clothes you won’t mind getting ink on.

S | Oct. 9 | 10 a.m.–noon | $59 | Ogden Campus

LANDSCAPE NIGHT-SKY PHOTOGRAPHYMYRANDA HACKLEY

Enjoy an evening under the stars as you learn how to turn the night sky

into photographs you can keep forever. Study the basics and take digital photos in a dark-sky area, then practice editing your photos. In-person classes will be held Oct. 1 and Oct. 8. A late-evening photo shoot will take place Oct. 2 at a dark-sky location, which may require up to an hour’s drive. Bring your camera. This is a beginner-level class.

F, S | Oct 1, 2, 8 | 6–8 p.m. | $69 | Community Education Center

A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO HOMEMADE JERKY BRADY TURNER

One night only!

Learn new recipes, techniques and the tools for making jerky at home. Whether you’re using meat from the store or game meat from the field, you’ll learn how to cut, prepare, brine and smoke delicious jerky.

W | Nov. 10 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $25 | Online

Daytime Programs page 3Paint your PetLeaves & Landscapepage 4 Recreational Drone Operationpage 5Advanced BeekeepingIntro to Alcohol Ink: Bookmarks & Clockspage 8Botanical Remedies for Your Dog

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INTRODUCTION TO BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHYMIKE MONSON

Understand the basic teachings of Siddhartha

Gautama, the Buddha. While some history of the Buddha’s life is necessary to understand his teachings, this course will largely examine the teachings themselves. You will learn of the early background, life of the Buddha, the Dharma underpinnings and meditation, the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path. Two textbooks are required. See weber.edu/communityed for text information.

Th | Oct. 7–Dec. 2 (skip Thanksgiving) | 6:30–8 p.m. | $89 | Community Education Center

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A Night of Watercolor Working With Clay: Pinch-Pot Creatures Working With Clay: Slab Boxpage 4

Ukrainian Egg Decorating: Next Level Fishing: How to Read a Riverpage 5

A Beginner’s Guide to Homemade Jerky

One Night Only!

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page 7 How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race, Gender & Violence Anti-Inflammatory Food Preparation Food as Medicine Mediterranean Diet Food Prep Cooking Under Pressurepage 9

You, Too, Can Do Voice-Over Videos A Bit About Bitcoin & Other Cryptocurrencypage 11

Self-Publish Your Book Using Amazon Residential Solar: What’s Right For Me? How to Safeguard Your Kids’ Cell Phones

CULTURE & LANGUAGE

EASY SPANISH FOR TRAVELERSGEORGE BAZAES

Learn the vocabulary you need to be comfortable speaking Spanish at an

airport, tourist information desk or restaurant.

Th | Sept. 16–Oct. 21 | 6–8 p.m. | $89 | Community Education Center

EASY MANDARIN FOR BEGINNERSLUCY LEWIS

Come learn and practice conversational Mandarin Chinese, one of the

most widely spoken languages in the world. In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of this interesting language.

F | Oct. 15–Nov. 19 | 6–8 p.m. | $79 | Community Education Center

Pick a New Hobby Guitar Basics

See page 5.

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HEALTHY LIVING

HOW TO HAVE DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS ABOUT RACE, GENDER & VIOLENCEJOY RICH

One night only! Learn how you can have difficult conversations about race, gender and violence. This class will teach you a four-step process that you can use to have hard conversations. You will also learn the fundamental principles that underlie the process. Begin to navigate difficult conversations at home, work or school.

M | Oct. 4 | 6–8 p.m. | $25 | Online

AGELESS CHAIR YOGADEBORAH BARNES-ALLAN

Take part in an overall mind, body, spirit, revitalizing practice

that is easily accessible to all ages, abilities and life situations. This class integrates the timeless benefits of both yoga and qi gong. You will use breath awareness with slow, mindful flows to move your life-force energy, and stretch, strengthen and harmonize your body.

T | Sept. 21–Oct. 26 | 6–7 p.m. | $49 | Community Education Center

COOKING FOR THE HEALTH OF IT (SERIES OF 4) VARIOUS INSTRUCTORS

This four-session, hands-on cooking

series includes Anti-Inflammatory Food Prep, Food as Medicine, Mediterranean Diet Food Prep and Cooking Under Pressure. Registration is $240 for all four classes. Each class is $60 individually.

M | Sept. 13–Oct. 4 | 6–8 p.m. | $240 | WSU Davis

ANTI-INFLAMMATORY FOOD PREPARATIONJANNA TROVATO

Class one of the series

One night only! Prepare a meal and learn about the definitions, benefits and common foods of an anti-inflammatory diet. Begin to take better care of yourself and those you love.

M | Sept. 13 | 6–8 p.m. | $60 | WSU Davis

FOOD AS MEDICINEJANNA TROVATO

Class two of the series

One night only! Discover the amazing power that food has to promote

your health. Prepare healthy dishes that highlight different foods and their nutritional values. Make healthy choices by referring to provided resources regarding different foods.

M | Sept. 20 | 6–8 p.m. | $60 | WSU Davis

MEDITERRANEAN DIET FOOD PREPWILLIAM SOULE

Class three of the series

One night only! Learn the basics of the Mediterranean diet and its health benefits. Make simple, healthy recipes in class and take home new skills and ideas.

M | Sept. 27 | 6–8 p.m. | $60 | WSU Davis

COOKING UNDER PRESSUREHEIDI COSTELLO

Class four of the series

One night only! Learn how to save time and eat healthier using a pressure cooker. Learn the basics of pressure cooking and take home delicious, healthy recipes.

M | Oct. 4 | 6–8 p.m. | $60 | WSU Davis

EASY GREENHOUSE GARDENINGMINDY MORTENSEN

Learn from a professional botanist about how to create

delicious and healthy treats all year long. Find what plants can give a spectacular array season after season.

T | Aug. 24–31 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $59 | Center for Continuing Education

EXPERT GARDENER CERTIFICATE (SERIES OF 4)MINDY MORTENSEN

Learn from a professional botanist

about how to become an expert gardener. This four-class series includes Growing, Using & Preserving Fresh Herbs; Gardening: Prep & Preservation; Design Your Own Backyard Paradise; and Organic Gardening & Permaculture. Complete at least three classes to earn your Expert Gardener certificate. Register for each session individually, or take all four classes at the reduced price of $217.

T | Sept. 7–Nov. 16 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $217 | Center for Continuing Education

GROWING, USING & PRESERVING FRESH HERBSMINDY MORTENSEN

Class one of the series

Learn to select, grow, preserve and use fresh herbs that do well right here in Utah. Enjoy their aroma, beauty, taste and nutrients.

T | Sept. 7–14 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $59 | Center for Continuing Education

FALL GARDENING: PREP & PRESERVATIONMINDY MORTENSEN

Class two of the series

Create a beautiful and productive garden by learning what to plant, when to plant, how to improve your soil, how to conserve water and how to fight insect damage.

T | Sept. 21–Oct. 5 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $79 | Center for Continuing Education

DESIGN YOUR OWN BACKYARD PARADISEMINDY MORTENSEN

Class three of the series

Turn your backyard into a beautiful paradise.

Bring in pictures of your existing yard, and get ideas for how to update your landscaping plan. Learn about basic design, drawing to scale, landscape software options and plant types.

T | Oct. 12–26 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $79 | Center for Continuing Education

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ORGANIC GARDENING & PERMACULTUREMINDY MORTENSEN

Class four of the series

Learn how to start an organic garden in your own backyard, and begin growing greens. Explore the basics, such as how to compost, prepare soil and choose the right plants.

T | Nov. 2–16 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $79 | Center for Continuing Education

BOTANICAL REMEDIES FOR YOUR DOGRACHAEL BUSH

One day only! Does your dog ever have cracked

pads or a crusty nose? In this fun class, we’ll make a balm to prevent damaged toes, a butter to soothe dry noses and a sunblock cream. You’ll make one of each and learn what you need to continue production at home. Keep your pup covered from head to toe with these all-natural recipes made with easy-to-find ingredients. All supplies will be provided.

S | Sept. 25 | 10 a.m.–noon | $59 | Ogden Campus

BREATHING TECHNIQUES FOR MIND/BODY INVIGORATIONAMBER GUZMAN

Breathe slowly, deeply and purposefully into your body, silencing the “inner critic.” As you relax your body, breathing can connect you to stored emotions and memories. It can also uncover limiting thought patterns. Release fear, shame and worry. Create higher perspectives on challenges, clarity and insights. Create less anxiousness, more calm, more confidence and clear decision-making.

M | Oct. 11–Nov. 15 | 6–8:30 p.m. | $89 | Community Education Center

Learn & GrowExpert Gardener Certificate

See page 7.

Create, Then DecorateThe Art of Papier Mâché: Next StepsSee page 5.

You, Too, Can do Voice-Over VideosSee page 9.

Got Something to Say & Something to Show?

Personal Finance: Learn to InvestSee page 9.

Manage Your Money Like a Boss

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JOB & LIFE SKILLS

YOU, TOO, CAN DO VOICE-OVER VIDEOSCATHI COLAS

One night only! Begin using your speaking voice for commercials,

films, videos and more. In this introductory class, you will learn about a unique way to break into the creative, fulfilling and potentially lucrative industry of voice-over work. Voice-overs can be managed on your own terms, on your own turf, in your own time and with minimal overhead! Whether you choose to pursue voice-overs part time or full time, this could be the game-changer you’ve been looking for.

M | Oct. 4 | 6–8 p.m. | $29 | Online

PERSONAL FINANCE: LEARN TO INVESTREBECCA HERBST

In this course, you’ll learn all the skills you need to invest and

manage your money on your own. Learn how to invest in stock and bond funds and create a financial plan using tax-advantaged accounts (401k, IRA, 529, HSA). This course is for beginners and existing investors who want to streamline their personal finance strategy. Students should have basic math and computer operation skills. Information provided in this course is for general educational and informational purposes only. Information should not be construed as investment or financial advice.

W | Nov. 10–17 | 6–8 p.m. | $49 | Center for Continuing Education

MICROSOFT OFFICE SKILLS (SERIES OF 3)GEORGE BAZAES

Develop and improve your skills in Microsoft

Office’s Word, Excel and PowerPoint programs. Register for each session individually, or take all three classes for the reduced price of $199. You must have basic computer operation and typing skills for these classes. Need those skills? Enroll in Computer Basics, found on page 11.

T | Sept. 14–Nov. 16 | 6–8 p.m. | $199 | Online

MICROSOFT WORDGEORGE BAZAES

Class one of the series

Learn basic Microsoft Word skills including creating, editing and

retrieving documents; copying, pasting and formatting text; inserting and placing graphics; spell checking, saving and printing documents; and more. Some experience with Word is recommended. You will need access to Microsoft Word software for this course, and you will need basic computer operation and typing skills. Need those skills? Enroll in Computer Basics, found on page 11.

T | Sept. 14–Oct. 5 | 6–8 p.m. | $99 | Online

MICROSOFT EXCELGEORGE BAZAES

Class two of the series

Learn how to use Microsoft Excel effectively for any

project. Explore tools to organize information and create mathematical formulas, graphics, macros and much more. Some exposure to Excel is recommended, but all skill levels are welcome. You will need access to Microsoft Excel software for this course, and you will need basic computer operation and typing skills. Need those skills? Enroll in Computer Basics, found on page 11.

T | Oct. 12–26 | 6–8 p.m. | $79 | Online

MICROSOFT POWERPOINTGEORGE BAZAES

Class three of the series

Learn how to make exciting slide-to-slide transitions and other attention-grabbing PowerPoint techniques. In addition, discover how to include videos and link to the web. Some experience using MS PowerPoint is recommended. You will need access to Microsoft PowerPoint software for this course, and you will need basic computer operation and typing skills. Need those skills? Enroll in Computer Basics, found on page 11.

T | Nov. 2–16 | 6–8 p.m. | $79 | Online

A BIT ABOUT BITCOIN & OTHER CRYPTOCURRENCYDAVE TAYLOR

One night only! You’ve heard about Bitcoin, and

it piqued your curiosity. This class is for you. You’ll be able to answer deceptively tricky questions like, “What is money?” (We think we know, until we don’t!) Then we’ll go from there and delve into even trickier questions: What is Bitcoin, then? Is it money? Is it “real”? How does Bitcoin work? What’s a blockchain? What’s with the “crypto” in cryptocurrency? How do people use Bitcoin? Information provided in this course is for general educational and informational purposes only. Information should not be construed as investment or financial advice.

Th | Oct. 21 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $25 | Online

INTRO TO QUICKBOOKSJAUNETT PORTER

Take charge of your home or small-business finances by getting

firsthand experience with QuickBooks accounting software. Find out how to create company, customer and vendor files; manage payments and invoices; and generate reports, all while learning basic accounting terms and principles. Visit weber.edu/communityed for info on how to obtain a free software trial.

M | Oct. 11–Nov. 1 | 6–8 p.m. | $89 | Community Education Center

How to Safeguard Your Kids’ Cell Phones

See page 11.

Looking for Computer Basics? See page 11.

Take a seat. Find your peace.

Ageless Chair Yoga See page 7.

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10 GARDENING SERIES MICROSOFT SERIES COOKING SERIESDAYTIME COURSES ART SERIES

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

USING A COMPUTER | $59 Focus on the basics: computer components, emails and operating systems. Learn about Windows, the internet, fi le and folder management, information security, ethics and international computer issues.

DOCUMENT CREATION | $79 Become familiar with Microsoft Word, including how to create, edit and retrieve documents; copy, paste and format text; insert and place graphics; use spell check; save and print documents; and create and edit tables.

PRESENTATION CREATION | $69Discover how to create presentations and use design templates and elements like titles, bulleted lists, images and animated GIFs. Also learn how to add slides and format text.

SPREADSHEET CREATION | $89Get started with Microsoft Excel and learn to create, enter and format data in a spreadsheet. Discover how to use formulas to calculate sums, percentages and markups. Take your data and use it to create graphs and charts.

ADVANCED PRESENTATION CREATION | $89 Improve your presentations by incorporating interactive elements like graphics, videos and charts. Learn how to customize your presentations and keep them consistent using the time-saving master slides feature.

ADVANCED SPREADSHEET CREATION | $99 Delve into more advanced functions within Microsoft Excel, such as managing multiple fi les and worksheets. Learn how to extract records from your databases, automate repetitive tasks and set up pivot tables to analyze data from different views.

Visit weber.edu/CLCregistrationto get started!

Online Computer Literacy CoursesExpand your computer skills with WSU’s seven online, self-paced computer literacy courses. Get unlimited access to video-based

instruction and work-based projects and assessments. Start and fi nish each course at your own pace within a six-month window.

INTRODUCTION TO R | $69Use R and RStudio. Summarize data using descriptive statistics. Create frequency tables and plot data. Use linear regression to capture the correlation between two variables.

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WRITING & ILLUSTRATING

TECHNOLOGY

YOUTH

SELF-PUBLISH YOUR BOOK USING AMAZON JOY RICH

One night only! Explore all the steps involved

in self-publishing using Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing, from setting up your Kindle account to working with compatible browsers. We will cover ISBNs, book layout, paper color, cover design, global marketplaces and more. Learn tips to make the publication experience more enjoyable.

Th | Nov. 4 | 6–8 p.m. | $49 | Online

CHARACTER DESIGN FOR ILLUSTRATIONJOSHUA PETERSEN

Create strong, original character designs for children’s books,

comics, board games and book covers in traditional and digital media. Use a variety of techniques to enhance the final design. This class is recommended for individuals ages 16 and up.

T | Sept. 14–Nov. 2 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $109 | Online

SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATIONJOSHUA PETERSEN

Explore shading techniques, line work and effective use of

color to take your drawings to the next level. Use research skills as you learn to draw mammals, fish, birds, insects, arachnids, rocks and anatomy accurately and scientifically. This class is recommended for individuals ages 16 and up.

Th | Sept. 16–Nov. 4 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $109 | Online

RESIDENTIAL SOLAR: WHAT’S RIGHT FOR ME? JACOB CAIN AND JUSTIN OWEN

One night only! Residential solar can

be an excellent investment. Come learn what makes these projects tick. We will cover solar panel physics, how utility rates work, what the economics look like and what to consider when self-installing or hiring a contractor. At the end of this class, you will be able to make an informed decision about solar for your home.

Th | Oct. 14 | 6–9 p.m. | $25 | Online

HOW TO SAFEGUARD YOUR KIDS’ CELL PHONESAARON NYBO

One night only! Learn the latest techniques

for tracking your kids’ cell phone use: blocking undesirable sites, limiting screen time, controlling apps and more. Have your phone nearby for this class.

Th | Nov. 18 | 6–9 p.m. | $25 | Online

SIMPLY CODING (ONE-YEAR COURSE ACCESS)SETH IORG

Whether you’re young or young at heart, learn

how to code your own computer games, websites and apps through this self-paced, interactive, online curriculum. Take four levels of coding classes. Get 24/7 access to lessons and mentoring for one year. After completing the program, be ready to enter Advanced Placement and concurrent enrollment computer science classes with a custom work portfolio. This class is recommended for individuals ages 11 and up. Prior coding experience is not necessary.

At your own pace (start anytime) | $99 | Online

As of July 1, 19-year-olds may now attend the academy to become corrections officers. Registration is open now.

Law Enforcement AcademyPursue a career in law enforcement.Receive 18 elective credits toward a WSU criminaljustice major.

Next Full-Time Day Academy Start Date: Jan. 3Next Part-Time Evening Academy Start Date: Jan. 10Registration: Sept. 7-Nov. 22

Apply soon!Call 801-395-3412 or visit weber.edu/LEA

Come visit us! 775 S. University Park Blvd., Clearfield

COMPUTER BASICSAARON NYBO

In this beginner-level computer class, learn to power on, reboot, and add hardware

and software. Explore the fundamentals of Wi-Fi, creating an online calendar, email and cloud storage. Familiarize yourself with online and desktop software.

T | Oct. 19–Nov. 16 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. | $89 | Center for Continuing Education

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OUTDOOR

Campus RecreationOutdoor Program

Tubes Paddle Boards Kayaks Rafts Canoes

Grab some gear from the Weber State Outdoor Program or join us for for a guided adventure like Mountain Bike Dawn Patrol or a waterfall hike!

Open to WSU students & general public

WSUOutdoorProgram Weber.edu/Outdoor801-626-6373

Communication in the Workplace BadgeAcross industries, clear communication is key. Prove to potential employers that you not only know your stuff, you can clearly convey your expertise as well. Complete content online, on your own time. Show your earned credential to employers, and let them see the evidence behind your skills.

• How communication flows through and around an organization, and how to explain it• How to convey strength and professionalism through channels such as email• How to manage conflict and dissent in a healthy way • How to interact with stakeholders

Take the next step to a more marketable you. Sign up at weber.edu/workplacecomm

In this online program, you’ll learn the following: