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Jai Reed of Port Townsend is the recipient of a 2009 Washington Award for Vocational Excellence (WAVE) scholarship. See story on page 2.

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Our MissionApproved by the Peninsula College Board of Trustees February 14, 2006.

Peninsula College provides educational opportunities in the areas of academic transfer, professional/technical, basic skills, and continuing education.

The college also contributes to the cultural and economic enrichment of Clallam and Jefferson Counties.

Our Guiding PrinciplesThe college community is guided by the following principles:• The teaching/learning process is at the center of the mission of Peninsula College.• Members of the campus community will treat each other with mutual respect and dignity.• Members of the campus community will be open and honest in their communications.• Members of the campus community will promote a positive work environment and avoid

adversarial relationships.• Each member of the campus community shall act ethically and with integrity.• The campus will engage in collaborative decision-making processes.

Strategic Vision• Provide excellent instruction and services in support of its mission;• Embrace a set of shared principles;• Practice shared governance;• Pursue a “planful” approach to decision making; and• Support the professional development of faculty and staff.

Strategic Goals• To provide EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY in all facets of the college mission.• To maximize STUDENT ACCESS to higher education.• To provide a COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT that places teaching and learning at the center of

institutional practice, ensures quality services to students, and demonstrates sound and planful STEWARDSHIP of public resources.

• To foster COLLEGE/COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS through active participation in civic organizations and innovative partnerships that optimize public resources.

• To promote CULTURAL ENRICHMENT by providing culturally rich and diverse programs.• To promote and model PLURALISM—a culture of mutual respect and appreciation that

embodies diversity and promotes a civil society.

AccreditationPeninsula College is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, an

institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the United States Department of Education. Accreditation was reaffirmed in 2007. We have also been granted candidacy at the baccalaureate level.

Peninsula College Board of TrusteesArturo Flores, Sequim; Dewayne Johnson, Port Angeles; Julie McCulloch, Port Townsend; John

Miller, Port Angeles; and Eric Rohrer, Forks.

Office of the PresidentDr. Tom KeeganFor college information, call 360.452.9277.

Table of Contents

PC News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-8

Foothills Writers Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Studium Generale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Western Washington University . . . . . . . . 8

Bachelor of Applied Science . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Port Angeles Classes for Credit . . . . . . . . 10

Distance Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

PA Community Classes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Sequim Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

East Jefferson County Classes . . . . . . . . . 32

West End/Forks Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Contact information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Quarterly Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Admission/Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Confidentiality Information . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45-46

Campus Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Dates to Remember . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

On the CoverJai Reed of Port Townsend received

an AAS degree in Addiction Studies from Peninsula College this past June. A President’s Medalist, she is the recipient of a prestigious 2009 Washington Award for Vocational Excellence (WAVE) scholarship, which covers tuition and fees for two years of undergraduate study. She will attend The Evergreen State College in Olympia this fall.

For Jai, Peninsula College was life-changing:“I started back to school at the age of 48 to follow a life calling to be a counselor. Terribly unsure of myself, unable to focus

or concentrate, with very little confidence in my ability to succeed, I received an Opportunity Grant. I literally started school in a leg brace and on crutches and over the two-and-a-quarter years I attended PC, I became able to run again. I loved and am so grateful for every minute of my entire college experience. PC has a pervasive attitude of ‘Oh, yes you can!’ Through positive support, excellent teachers, relevant course work and amazing classmates, I began to come alive. Now I am met with more open doors and looking at a whole new life. Your potential is only sleeping. I want to encourage you to just take the next step and begin. Your life is waiting, and PC will help you meet it.”

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Washington State’s Supreme Court’s nine justices will hear arguments on real cases, lunch with students and speak to classes regarding the constitution and legal careers in a community visit to Peninsula College on Tuesday, October 27. For more than a decade, the Court has heard cases “on the road” three times a year in an outreach effort that allows citizens to see the court in action in their local communities. The state’s highest court is located in Olympia in the Temple of Justice on the state capitol grounds.

Beginning at 9 a.m., Chief Justice Gerry Alexander and Justices Charles W. Johnson, Barbara A. Madsen, Richard B. Sanders, Tom Chambers, Susan Owens, Mary Fairhurst, James M. Johnson and Debra Stephens will hear arguments on the cases listed below. Immediately following arguments, the justices will answer questions from the audience, then recess to conference on the cases until 12:30 p.m. Justices will then have lunch with students and reconvene at 1:30 p.m. to hear the last case of the day.

“The Court enjoys visiting our state’s local colleges,” says Chief Justice Gerry Alexander. “In addition to the students, we encourage anyone interested in learning more about the

State Supreme Court to Hear Cases at PC

Washington State Supreme Court Justices. From left, first row: Justices Richard B. Sanders, Charles W. Johnson, Chief Justice Gerry Alexander, Barbara A. Madsen and Tom Chambers. Second row: Justices James M. Johnson, Susan J. Owens, Mary Fairhurst, and Debra Stephens.

judicial branch of government to see the workings of the highest court up close and personal.”

All Washington Supreme Court oral arguments are open to the public and are broadcast at a later date via Washington’s Public Affairs network, TVW. Although cameras and video recorders are generally allowed, the

Court asks that no flash, other lights or noisy film advance mechanisms be used during the hearings.

Written opinions are rendered approximately three to six months after oral arguments. For further information regarding the Court, please visit the Washington Court’s web site at www.courts.wa.gov.

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October 27 Oral Arguments at Peninsula College82410-0—Quinault Indian Nation, et al. v. Sea Crest Land Development Co., et al.Indians—Jurisdiction—Non-Indian Fee LandWhether the superior court erred in refusing to enforce a Quinault Indian tribal court land use order on grounds that the

Quinault Indian Nation lacks regulatory jurisdiction over non-Indian owners of fee land within the reservation.

81688-3—State of Washington v. Clarence Andrew KintzCriminal Law—Stalking—Elements—“Repeatedly Follows”—Two or More Separate Occasions—Repeated Incidents

Over Short Span of TimeWhether a defendant commits the crime of stalking for “repeatedly” following another if there are multiple encounters over

a short span of time.

81594-1—State of Washington v. Anthony Jay EricksonCriminal Law—Court of Limited Jurisdiction—Probation—Review Hearing—Failure to Appear—Bench Warrant—

Probable Cause for Probation Violation—NecessityWhether a bench warrant issued by a municipal court for failure to appear at a probation violation hearing must be

supported by probable cause.


Costa Rica—Winter 2010 (January 2 to March 13)Apply by November 15, 2009

Work on your Spanish-language skills at the Instituto de Cultura y Lengua Costarricense (ICLC) and take courses that focus on Costa Rican history and literature. Dr. Reina Barreto will teach Modern Latin America (5 credits) and Introduction to Latin American Literature (5 credits). You may also take mini-courses on Costa Rica’s forests, art and folk music and use weekends to explore Costa Rica’s many attractions, including volcanoes, rainforests and beaches.

You’ll live with a local family and have the opportunity to participate in special cultural activities as well as excursions to museums and sites where you can observe the country’s biological diversity.

Dr. Barreto highly recommends the opportunity to study in another country. “When I was a college student,” she says, “I participated in a study-abroad program in Spain. Since then I have returned twice to teach and lead student groups.”

Dr. Barreto received her Ph.D. in Spanish from Florida State University. In addition to her research interest in Latin American and Caribbean literature, she enjoys Latin American art, film and folkloric dancing.

Italy—Spring 2010 (March 24 to June 4)Apply by December 22, 2009

Earn one of your humanities distribution requirements while you write, explore Florence in the springtime and experience the city whose name was derived from the verb “to flourish.” PC English instructor Kate Reavey will be your teacher and your guide as you study literature and language while writing memoir, fiction or poetry. You’ll also see Siena and San Gimignano, ride your bicycle through the hillsides of Tuscany and taste the wonders of Italian dining, from pasta to dolce (desserts), especially gelato.

“I am particularly excited to be teaching in Florence because it affords the students a wealth of perspectives for their own writing as well as in the history of the arts and humanities,” Reavey says. “In addition, the towns and villages and the farms and vineyards will enhance our understanding of natural and cultural history, whether we are on bikes, trains, buses or simply on foot.”

Reavey brings an international focus to teaching and learning. At age fourteen, she traveled to Paris alone to visit a relative, and as an undergraduate, double-majored in writing and African literature. She has also studied at the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies.

It’s an unbeatable combination—studying in another country and learning all about its culture and its people with a favorite college professor! Now PC students can do it in both Costa Rica and Italy. Spend winter quarter 2010 in Costa Rica with PC Spanish professor Dr. Reina Barreto and spring quarter 2010 in Florence, Italy, with PC English instructor Kate Reavey.

For more information on these study-abroad opportunities, please contact the International Programs Office at 360.417.6491.

Dr. Reina Baretto

Kate Reavey


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Community Colleges, I-BEST Earn Presidential Seal of Approval

Community colleges and Washington state’s I-BEST (Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training) programs were brought to the fore-front of American consciousness in late April when President Barack Obama praised them in remarks he made on higher education. President Obama’s remarks, carried in an online edition of The Washington Post on April 24, 2009 (“Obama remarks on Higher Education”), noted that community colleges “are some of the great and undervalued assets of our education system. “

He also singled out innovative educational initiatives that need support, such as “the I-BEST program in Washington state that combines basic and career skills classes to ensure that students not only complete college, but are competitive in the workforce from the moment they graduate.”

Peninsula College Among State I-BEST LeadersPeninsula College currently has six I-BEST programs linked to Professional

and Technical educational programs — Addiction Studies, Administrative Office Systems (AOS), Automotive Technology, Early Childhood Education, Medical Assisting and Welding. These programs pair professional and technical professors and basic skills instructors together in the same classroom, providing immediate hands-on instruction in a career field while allowing those who might need a little extra remedial help to receive it and still advance in their regular studies.

Three of these program are highlighted below:

AOS I-BEST Program“After deciding I was too young to be feeling uninterested with life, I enrolled

in AOS,” says Jessica Hahn, a first-year I-BEST student. The I-BEST program has been a wonderful experience! I have been able to learn new things, push myself to overcome challenges and pursue my education.” After completing the program, Jessica hopes to become a legal administrative assistant.

Philip Seely, another first-year student, says he enrolled at Peninsula College “because the type of educational programs the college offers will put me on target for the demands of today’s workforce. While looking for permanent employment on the peninsula with no luck, I saw an advertisement in the Peninsula Daily News for the Opportunity Grant. After researching the grant and the programs offered, I realized the grant, coupled with I-BEST, would be a perfect way to work on achieving my AAS degree, and I chose the AOS/Accounting Option.” Seely plans to work as an office manager after he completes his degree, with a ten-year goal of becoming a full-time entrepreneur. “Thanks to the I-BEST program, I can now realize my goals,” he says.

Sherry Sparrowk, AOS Program Coordinator and AOS I-BEST Instructor Becky McClurken say basic skills are embedded in their first-year classes, and they have had up to 50 students in multiple sections. Real-life applications are included in classroom lectures as well as online classes.

Welding I-BEST ProgramI-BEST Welding instructor Charlie Lyons is a staunch supporter of I-BEST and

the coordinator of Peninsula College’s first-ever Welding Rodeo, which was held this past spring and spotlighted the work of our welding students.

“Welded objects are ubiquitous in our world,” says Lyons. “Take the time to analyze the quality of each individual weld, and you will find a significant variance. It is in this vein that our I-BEST welding program helps our students rise above the level of the average welder. The lead instructor, Jim Newton, and I hold them to a high level of expertise, not only in the aspect of practical welding applications,

Standing, from left: Instructors Becky McClurken and Sherry Sparrowk. Sitting, from left: I-BEST students Jessica Hahn and Philip Seely.

From left: Instructor Charlie Lyons and I-BEST student Lee Rasore.

From left: Instructor Stacie Bell, I-BEST student Vic Guzman and Instructor Debra McIntyre.

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but also in the academic aspect of welding. One of our primary goals is to help our students stand apart as well- rounded individuals in a competitive job market.

“Our welding students benefit from the I-BEST program in that each student is academically supported, given the opportunity to refresh basic skills necessary as a welder and challenged in ways similar to that of trying to succeed in our ever-complicated world. I strongly believe in the goals of the I-BEST program and often receive positive feedback from students who say that it greatly helps having another teacher available to assist them with their needs as students.”

Lee Rasore, a Welding I-BEST student says: “I needed the extra help due to being out of school for 20 years. I was a very poor learner in high school, with low grades. I feel I have improved a lot.”

Donald Cardiff, another I-BEST student says: “I found I-BEST to be very helpful in keeping my math skills above par.”

Addiction Studies I-BESTDuring the 2008-09 academic year, the I-BEST program

provided services to 28 students in Addiction Studies (AS), according to Stacie Bell, program coordinator and instructor. She praises the one-on-one contact students have with I-BEST instructor Debra McIntyre, who provides classroom instruction on essay writing, reading and study skills. McIntyre was honored by the college this past June when she received the college’s Student Support Award for Students with Disabilities.

Vic Guzman, an AS I-BEST student, says he entered the program because he wanted “to give back to the community and be someone youths can come and talk to since I didn’t have that when I was young. The I-BEST Program has given me someone to ask for assistance when I need it.”

Studium Generale Held in the Little Theater on the college campus each

Thursday from 12:35 to 1:25 p.m. (Please note new time.) Open to the public at no charge on a seat-availability basis; may be subject to change.Sept. 24— Teatro Milagro presents El Ultimo, a bilingual

eco-drama set in the Chilean Patagonia. Cosponsored with the ASC.

Oct.1— PC Foundation presents12th annual American Conversations speaker, economic advisor Jeremy Rifkin.

Oct. 8—Tess Gallagher introduces two books, her own collected short stories, The Man From Kinvara: Selected Stories, and Raymond Carver’s American Library Edition, The Collected Stories. Cosponsored with Foothills Writers Series.

Oct.15—The Story People of Clallam County offer a “sneak preview” of the 15th International Forest Storytelling Festival Oct.15-16.

Oct. 22—PC Drama Instructor Dr. Lara Starcevich interviews Pattie Miles Van Beuzekom, artistic and educational director of Paradise Theater.

Oct. 29—Thomas Hurst, former photo journalist and Pulitzer Prize finalist at Seattle Times shares experiences from the field.

Nov. 5—Tribal artist Jeff Monson discusses his work.Nov. 12—PC Dean for Student Development Maria Peña

and students talk about creating a diverse student body.Nov. 19—Author Tim McNulty discusses his newly revised

edition of Olympic National Park: A Natural History.Nov. 20 (Friday)—Actors from Oregon Shakespeare

Festival. Cosponsored with Foothills Writers Series and PC English Division.

Nov. 26—Thanksgiving vacation.Dec. 3—Seasonal music with campus and community

musicians directed by Dr. Dennis Crabb.

Foothills Writers Series Held in the Little Theater from 12:35 to 1:25 pm unless otherwise noted.

Oct. 8 (Thursday) with Studium Generale. Tess Gallagher introduces two new books, one of her own collected short stories, plus Raymond Carver’s The Collected Stories. The book, Beginners, which includes stories newly restored to Carver’s original manuscripts, is contained in the latter volume.

Oct. 20 (Tuesday). Indian Voices. PC Longhouse hosts Indian Voices Night. Come at 5:30 pm for soup and a potluck, or at 6:00 pm to enjoy the Voices of the Peninsula. All Indian Voices are invited to participate in the reading. Bring something to share; the Longhouse will provide buckskin bread, fresh fruit and coffee. Cosponsored by Longhouse, Foothills Writers Series and English Department. For more information, call Tor Parker, 360.417.6215.

Nov. 14 (Saturday). Annual Reading for Hunger Relief, 7:00 pm, Raymond Carver Room, Port Angeles Public Library. Faculty writers read from their newest works to support the Sequim and Port Angeles Food Banks. There will be a $5 donation at the door; a $10 donation will get you a chapbook containing the readings. Cosponsored with Alan Turner of Port Book and News, who will provide refreshments.

Nov. 20 (Friday) with Studium Generale. Oregon Shakespeare Festival Actors.

Dec. 1 (Tuesday) Open Mike. Bring poems or a short prose piece to share. Sign-up 10 minutes before start of reading.

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Massage TherapyTake your professionalism to the next level

Introducing a new AAS or AAS-T Degree

For as few as 28 additional credits, you can now earn an associate degree.Courses you need:• 21 general education classes, either online or in-

person• Seven advanced clinics• Two quarters of internships in a medical setting

Contact program coordinator and instructor Aleilah Lawson at [email protected] or call 360.417.6569

Join all who love to hear and tell stories at the International Forest Storytelling Festival October 16-18 at Peninsula College. Brought to you by the Story People of Clallam County, the festival attracts internationally renowned tellers to the stage of the Little Theater. Workshops help you learn storytelling techniques. For complete details, please visit the Story People’s website at www.dancingleaves.com/storypeople.

15th Annual

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Change the way you see the world! Global Lens 2009

The Port Townsend Film Festival and Peninsula College’s Magic of Cinema once again partner to bring the Global Lens Series to the Port Angeles campus. The double-feature series includes 10 films representing the diversity and excellence of contemporary global filmmakers. Show times are 6:00 and 8:00 pm on select Fridays in the Little Theater.

The Global Lens Series is an arm of the San Francisco-based Global Film Initiative project, dedicated to promoting cross-cultural understanding through cinema.

The films include:

Sept. 25 — I Am From Titov Veles (Macedonia) and Getting Home (China)

Oct. 2 — My Time Will Come (Ecuador) and Mutum (Brazil)

Oct. 9 — The Photograph (Indonesia) and Possible Lives (Argentina)

Oct. 30 — Sleepwalking Land (Mozambique) and What A Wonderful World (Morocco)

Nov. 6 — Song From The Southern Seas (Kazakhstan) and Those Three (Iran)

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Peninsula College Entrepreneur Institute

The Peninsula College Entrepreneur Institute (PCEI) provides timely and relevant entrepreneurial training to help people and businesses grow. Courses provide participants with the education, training and practical skills to pursue entrepreneurial endeavors, whether you are developing a new business or an existing one. Tuition and fees for several PCEI courses have been significantly reduced due to a generous grant from the First Federal Community Dividend Program. Limited scholarships are also available.

For more information visit www.pceinstitute.com or contact Entrepreneurship Coordinator Linty Hopie at 360.417.6504.

Entrepreneur InstituteSTI 092 YOUR PATH TO BUSINESS A hands-on opportunity to understand what it takes to launch and operate a successful business. As a participant you will take a critical look at yourself as a successful entrepreneur by using self-assessment tools and a “back of the napkin” reality check to determine the ability of your business to make the money you want; discover how much money you need to launch your business and where to find it.N001 PA 5:30pm-8:30pm MWF 208 Williams J

Class meets at The Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St. Port Angeles. Class fee = $40. Class meets 9/21 to 9/25/09. No refund after first class.

STI 093 BUSINESS PLAN INTENSIVE This course is designed for aspiring and existing entrepreneurs. Participants develop a comprehensive business plan that works as a road map for future growth.N002 PA 5:30pm-8:30pm T 208 Williams J

Class meets at The Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St. Port Angeles. Class fee = $200. Class meets 10/6 to 12/15/09. No refund after first class.

STI 081 ESSENTIAL WEB MARKETING An overview of the impact of new communication technologies on small business, the entrepreneur, and the steps to developing a complete online marketing campaign. Course will provide an overview of keyword selection, do-main names, email, websites, blogging, social media (with a focus on Facebook and Twitter,) search engine opti-mization (SEO,) search engine marketing (SEM,) web analytics and Pay-Per-Click advertising (PPC.) Class includes project planning, budgeting, using analysis tools to evaluate marketing effectiveness and rudimentary hands-on exposure to working with the technologies so that students can wisely invest their marketing budget and time.N004 PA 5:30pm-8:30pm MW 208 Cooper C

Class meets at The Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St. Port Angeles. Class fee = $99. Class meets 11/2, 11/4, and 11/9/09. No refund after first class.

STI 094 EMPLOYEE TO ENTREPRENEUR During this time when businesses of all sizes are downsizing, there is a real opportunity for individuals to re-invent themselves. This desire for reinvention flows when accompanied by a dream and the passion to make it happen. Within the shift from seeing oneself as an employee to developing the entrepreneurial attitude, there are many hidden challenges. This class will focus on the vital process for making this change and walking the path of transi-tion from being an employee to becoming an effective and successful entrepreneur.N003 PA 5:30pm-7:30pm MW 208 Mich C

Class meets at The Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St. Port Angeles. Class meets 9/28, 9/30, and 10/5/09. Class fee = $40. This class is underwritten by First Federal. No refund after first class.

STI 262H WORDS THAT MAKE YOU RICHLearn how to effectively communicate in your commercial and professional endeavors. Course includes tips on power listening, how to read and use body language and how to think on your feet when called on to speak in any publc situation.N005 PA 5:30pm-7:30pm MW 208 Thomas B

Class meets at The Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St. Port Angeles. Class meets 10/19m 10/21, 10/26, and 10/28/09. Class fee = $40. No refund after first class.

Western Washington UniversityFall 2009 Classes

ESCI 325, Fundamentals of Ecology

ESTU 304, Environment and Resource Policy

ESCI 329, Energy and Environment

ESTU 464, US Environmental Policy

ESTU 468, Environmental Law

EGEO 350, Introduction to GIS

For more information, please contact Nancy Bluestein-Johnson, Program Manager, Western Washington University Huxley College of the Environment on the Peninsulas,1502 East Lauridsen Blvd, Port Angeles, WA 98362 or email [email protected]. You may also call 360.417.6521 or fax 360.417.6523.

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Online courses.

WOL WOL classrooms open 9/17/09. Log on to http://angel.waol.org/default.asp. Additional online class fee = $8 per credit. Email address required at time of registration. Refund deadline: 100% = 9/27/09, 50% = 10/9/09. Prerequisite required. Class meets 9/24 to 12/2/09.

COLOnline classroom opens 9/21/09. Log on to http://angel.pencol.edu/ default.asp. Additional online fee = $8 per credit. Email address required at the time of registration. Prerequi-site required.

Lab course. Variable credit, self-paced, with instructor support.

Course incorporates use of live, interactive connections originat-ing at the Peninsula College main campus or one of its extension sites.

* Additional Technical Equipment User’s Fee (TEUF) of $13.25 applies to this course.

To find course descriptions and other course information, or to register for classes, go to www.pc.ctc.edu

PA Classes for CreditBachelor of Applied Science in Management

BAS Applied ManagementBAS 353 GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY 5cr1004 AUO 5:30pm-8:30pm Th M130 Lauer R

Permission required from Vicki DeLorey. This section includes an online component.

BAS 301 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING 5cr1010 AUO 5:00pm-7:00pm T M130 Snyder J


BAS 310 FOUND OF MANAGEMENT 5cr1015 AUO 5:00pm-8:00pm Th M134 Jaramillo E


BAS 380 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 5cr1018 AUO 5:00pm-8:00pm T M134 Jaramillo E


EnglishENGL 325 PROF & ORG COMMUNICATION 5cr1090 AUO 5:00pm-8:00pm W M130 Teorey M


HistoryHIST 360A LABOR MOVEMENTS 5cr1095 AUO 5:00pm-8:00pm W M134 Cassella-Bla

Permission required from Vicki DeLorey.

BAS Applied Management DegreeOffered EVENINGS at Peninsula College

If you are looking toward a brighter professional future and have earned (or plan to earn) a two-year degree, the Bachelor of Applied Science Applied Management (BAS) program at Peninsula College may be for you!

BAS courses are held in the evening and each class meets once a week. The BAS curriculum includes topics like strategy, operations and financial management, internet marketing, communications, legal and labor issues, and economics and accounting, among others. The program requires two terms of internship in private, public or tribal organizations, where students apply academic management theories to real-world problems.

Applications are now being accepted for Fall 2009 BAS classes, which start Sept. 22, 2009.1. Go to http://www.pc.ctc.edu/main/index.aspx and download the transcript evaluation

request form.2. Download the BAS program information, application and instructions (different from the

Peninsula College admission form). Click on http://www.pc.ctc.edu/academics/bas/ default.asp or call the BAS office at 360.417.7982.

3. Fill out the BAS application and mail it to Enrollment Services, Peninsula College, 1502 E. Lauridsen Blvd., Port Angeles, WA 98362.In preparation, you can also brush up on your computer skills with Peninsula College short

courses in Excel, PowerPoint, and Word and take HMDV 101, “Online Classroom Success.”Contact Dr. Vicki DeLorey at 360.417.5683, or via email, [email protected] for more

information.

How to Read This ScheduleInformation needed to complete mail-in and in-person registration forms appears as the last

bold-faced line of type in a course description, beginning with a four-digit item number. When a fee is not listed with the course, see Quarterly Tuition on page 41. ARR on the information line indicates that times, days, and/or rooms are yet to be arranged, or are the student’s choice. See the example below. Please note: Classes for credit in this schedule do not have course descriptions. For descriptions, see www.pc.ctc.edu.

ENGL& 101 ENGLISH COMP I 5cr1515* AUO 7:45am-9:40am MTW F-1 Staff

Prerequisite required. This section includes an online component.

1515* Item number (* indicates TEUF fee)ENGL Department/Class name101 Course numberAUO Section (“U” indicates TEUF fee, “O” indicates online component)

5cr Credits7:45am-9:40am Class timeMTW Days class meetsF-1 Building and room numberName/Staff Instructor name/instructor TBA


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PA Classes for Credit

AccountingACCT& 201 PRIN OF ACCOUNTING I 5cr1110* AUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF M233 Snyder J

This section includes an online component. Prerequisite required.

1120 COL ARR ARR Snyder J Online course. See sidebar for information.

Addiction StudiesTwo-year AAS degree. Enter any quarter. Program coordinator: Stacie Bell, 417-6377. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu

HSSA& 101 INTRO TO ADDICTIVE DRUGS 5cr2790* PU 3:45pm-8:45pm W M238 Bell S

HSSA 105 PHYS/PHARM-ALCOHOL/DRUGS 5cr2795* PU 3:45pm-8:45pm Th M238 Lapin A2800* PUI 6:45pm-9:15pm MT L-16 Lapin A

This class will incorporate use of live, interactive con-nections originating at the Port Angeles Campus.

HSSA 145 TEACHING SKILLS FOR COUN 3cr2810* PU 6:45pm-9:15pm T M238 Bell S

HSSA 165 CHEM DEPEND ETHICS 3cr2820* PU 3:45pm-6:45pm T M238 Bell S

Permission of instructor required.

HSSA 190 DASA HIV/AIDS 1cr2830* PU 6:00pm-9:00pm F M238 Lapin A 9:00am-5:00pm Sa M238 Lapin A

Permission of instructor required. Class meets 9/25 to 9/26/09.

HSSA 200 INTERNSHIP 1-5cr2840 P ARR ARR ARR Bell S

Prerequisite required.

AnthropologyANTH& 100 SURVEY OF ANTHROPOLOGY 5cr1140 WOL ARR ARR WAOL

Online course. See sidebar for information.

ANTH& 206 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 5cr1150* AU 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF M238 Mauger J


Administrative Office SystemsTwo-year AAS and AAS-T degrees, one-year certificate, short-term certificates. Enter any quarter. Program coordinator: Sherry Sparrowk, 417-6375. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

AOS 101 COMP/INTERNET LITERACY 5cr1160* AUO 12:30pm-2:20pm TTh M130 Sparrowk S

This section includes an online component.1165* BUO 8:20am-10:10am TTh M130 Sparrowk S

This section includes an online component.

AOS 105 WORD PROCESSING APPL I 5cr1170* AUO 10:20am-12:20pm TTh M130 Sparrowk S

This section includes an online component.1180 COL ARR ARR Sparrowk S


AOS 110 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I 5cr1190 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


AOS 111 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II 3cr1200 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


AOS 205 WORD PROCESSING APPL II 5cr1210 COL ARR ARR Sparrowk S


AOS 260 INTERNSHIP 1-4cr1230 A ARR ARR ARR Sparrowk S


AOS 285 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION I 5cr1240 COL ARR ARR Sparrowk S


AOS 286 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION II 5cr1250 COL ARR ARR Sparrowk S


ArtART& 100 ART APPRECIATION 5cr1260 A 10:20am-12:30pm WF P-9 Merrill G

Plus one hour to be arranged.1265 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


ART 101 2 DIMENSIONAL DESIGN CON 5cr1270 A 1:30pm-3:40pm TTh P-9 Merrill G

Plus two hours to be arranged.

ART 104 DRAWING: METHODS/MATERIAL 5cr1280 A 10:20am-12:30pm TTh P-9 Merrill G


ART 112 LIFE DRAWING 5cr1285 A 8:00am-10:10am WF P-9 Miller M


ART 126 HISTORY OF ART I 5cr1290* AU 11:30am-12:50pm TThF M121 Miller M

ART 204 INTRO TO PAINTING 5cr1300* AU 1:30pm-4:00pm WF P-9 Miller M


ART 205 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING 5cr1310* AU 1:30pm-4:00pm WF P-9 Miller M


ART 206 ADVANCED PAINTING 5cr1320* AU 1:30pm-4:00pm WF P-9 Miller M


AstronomyASTR& 100 SURVEY OF ASTRONOMY 5cr1325 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


Automotive TechnologyTwo-year AAS degree. Enter any quarter. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

ATEC 100 BASIC AUTOMOTIVE 2cr1330* AU 8:00am-9:50am M Q-7 Hansen M

ATEC 105 BASIC AUTO ENGINES 10cr1340* AU 10:00am-11:50am M Q-9 Hansen M 8:00am-11:50am TTh Q-9 Phillips K 8:00am-9:50am F Q-9 Hansen M 8:00am-11:50am W Q-9 Hansen M


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ATEC 200 BASIC FUEL SYSTEMS 5cr1370* AU 8:00am-11:50pm M Q-7 Phillips K 8:00am-10:50am T Q-7 Phillips K

ATEC 202 AUTO ELEC SYSTEMS II 5cr1390* AU 11:00am-11:50am T Q-7 Phillips K 8:00am-11:50am W Q-7 Phillips K 8:00am-9:50am Th Q-7 Phillips K


ATEC 210 AUTO TRANS & TRANSAXLES 5cr1400* AU 10:00am-11:50am Th Q-7 Hansen M 8:00am-12:50pm F Q-7 Hansen M

Reserved for second year Auto Tech students only.

Basic StudiesRegister for Basic Studies classes in the Education Transition Center, Room A-12. Call 417-6380 or 417-7981 for information.

TRANSITION EDUCATIONSmall- and large-group instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, and basic com-puter skills to prepare students for the General Education Development (GED) Test for high school equivalency or to transition to college classes. 8:00am-2:00pm TWThF A-12 Hott B

COLLEGE READINESSDesigned for students who struggled in school and are planning to enroll in col-lege next quarter. This preparation for College Learning Skills assists with handling tough readings, higher math, formal communication, and with accessing computer resources. Enroll at any time. 12:00pm-1:00pm TWThF A-12 Hott B

ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGEFor persons for whom English is a non-native language. Includes practice in reading, writing, speaking, listening, pronunciation, and interaction skills. 8:00am-11:20am TWThF A-1 Gomez S

BiologyBIOL& 100L SURVEY OF BIOLOGY 5cr1410* AUO 8:00am-9:00am TWF M125 Staff 1:30pm-4:50pm T M217 Staff

This section includes an online component. Additional fee = $15.

1420* BUO 8:00am-9:00am TWF M217 Hauge B 1:30pm-4:50pm Th M217 Hauge B

This section includes an online component. Additional fee = $15.

BIOL 105 INTRO TO CELL BIOLOGY 3cr1430 COL ARR ARR Fetrow E

Online course. See sidebar for information. Attendance is required on 10/24/09 from 9:00am-11:00am and 12/5/09 from 10:00am-11:00am.

BIOL& 221L MAJORS ECOLOGY/EVOLUTION 5cr1440* AU 11:30am-1:20pm WF M217 Hauge B 1:30pm-4:20pm T M217 Hauge B

Prerequisite required. Additional fee = $15.

BIOL& 241L HUMAN A & P 1 5cr1445* AU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF M125 Hart K 10:20am-12:00pm F M215 Hart K

Prerequisite required.1450* AUO ARR ARR Hart K 10:20am-12:00pm F M215 Hart K

Prerequisite required. This class has an online component. Attendance is required at lab sessions on Fridays and on five exam days.

1455* BU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF M125 Hart K 1:30pm-3:10pm F M215 Hart K


1460* BUO ARR ARR Hart K 1:30pm-3:10pm F M215 Hart K


1465* CU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF M125 Hart K 3:20pm-5:00pm F M215 Hart K

Prerequisite required.1470* CUO ARR ARR Hart K 3:20pm-5:00pm F M215 Hart K


1475* DU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF M125 Hart K 1:30pm-3:10pm Th M215 Hart K1480* DUO ARR ARR Hart K 1:30pm-3:10pm Th M215 Hart K

BusinessTwo-year AAS degree, one-year certification, short-term certificates. Enter any quarter. Pro-gram coordinator: Jill Snyder, 417-6492. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

BUS& 101 INTRO TO BUSINESS 5cr1490* AU 8:00am-9:00am TWThF M233 Kamphaus M1495 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


BUS 110 SMALL BUSINESS PLANNING 5cr1497 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


BUS 130 FUND OF PURCHASING I 4cr1500 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


BUS 131 FUND OF PURCHASING II 4cr1510 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


BUS 220 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 5cr1520 COL ARR ARR Snyder J


BUS 247 PAYROLL & BUSINESS TAXES 5cr1530* AUO 10:20am-11:20am TWThF M233 Snyder J


BUS 282 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING 5cr1540* AUO 1:30pm-3:20pm TTh M233 Jaramillo E

This section includes an online component. Class meets 9/21 to 12/11/09.

Computer-Based TrainingC B T 104 INTRO TO KEYBOARDING 1cr1550 COL ARR ARR Nutter L


C B T 105 KEYBOARD SPEED/ACCURACY 1cr1555 COL ARR ARR Nutter L

Online course. See sidebar for information. If taking CBT 104 simultaneously, CBT 104 must be completed before beginning CBT 105.

Commercial Drivers LicenseC D L 100 COMMERCIAL DRIVER TRAING 10cr1560 A 6:00am-4:30pm Daily LINC Staff

Class meets at The Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St., Port Angeles. Class fee = $5,400. Class meets 9/21 to 10/16/09.


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Computer ScienceC SC 100 INTRO COMPUTERS/COMP SCI 5cr1570* AUO 1:30pm-4:20pm W M233 Jaramillo E


Computer ApplicationsTwo-year AAS degree and one-year certificate. Program coordinator: Eduardo Jaramillo, 417-6404. See also Information Technology. Two-year AAS degree and one-year cer-tificate. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

CAT 100 INTRO TO MICRO APPL 4cr1580* AUO 12:30pm-2:20pm WF M130 McLaughlin V


CAT 111 INTRO TO MS VISTA 5cr1590 COL ARR ARR Christianson


CAT 114 POWERPOINT QUICK COURSE 2cr1600 COL ARR ARR McLaughlin V

Online course. See sidebar for information. Prerequi-site CAT 116 or instructor’s permission. Class meets 9/21 to 10/23/09.

CAT 116 WINDOWS/FILE MANAGEMENT 1cr1610 COL A RR ARR McLaughlin V

Online course. See sidebar for information. Class meets 9/21 to 10/8/09.

CAT 117 WORD BASICS 1cr1620 COL ARR ARR McLaughlin V

Online course. See sidebar for information. Prereq-uisite: CAT 116 or instructor permission. Class meets 10/9 to 10/28/09.

CAT 118 EXCEL BASICS 1cr1630 COL ARR ARR McLaughlin V

Online course. See sidebar for information. Prereq-uisite CAT 116 or instructor permission. Class meets 10/29 to 11/19/09.

CAT 119 ACCESS BASICS 1cr1640 COL ARR ARR McLaughlin V

Online course. See sidebar for information. Prereq-uisite CAT 116 or instructor permission. Class meets 11/20 to 12/11/09.

CAT 130 INTRO TO WORD 5cr1650* AUO 10:20am-12:10pm WF M130 McLaughlin V

This section includes an online component. Prerequisite CAT 116 or instructor’s permission.

1660 COL ARR ARR McLaughlin V Online course. See sidebar for information. Prerequi-

site CAT 116 or instructor’s permission.

CAT 140 INTRO TO EXCEL 5cr1670 COL ARR ARR Christianson


ChemistryCHEM& 121L INTRO TO CHEMISTRY 5cr1690 COL ARR ARR Numa S

Online course. See sidebar for information. Prerequi-site required.

1692 WOL ARR ARR WAOL Online course. See sidebar for information.

CHEM& 131L INTRO TO ORGANIC/BIOCHEM 6cr1695 COL ARR ARR Numa S


CHEM& 161L GENERAL CHEM W/LAB I 5cr1700* AU 9:10am-10:10am TWF M221 Numa S 1:30pm-4:50pm W M221 Numa S

Prerequisite or instructor permission required. Additional fee = $15.

ChineseCHIN& 121 CHINESE I 5cr1710* AU 8:00am-9:00am TWThF M227 Staff

CHIN& 123 CHINESE III 5cr1720* AU 1:30pm-2:30pm TWThF M227 Staff

Criminal JusticeTwo-year AAS degree, one-year certificate. Enter any quarter. Program coordinator: So-eren Poulsen, [email protected]. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

CJ& 101 INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE 5cr1730 COL ARR ARR Poulsen S


CJ& 110 CRIMINAL LAW 5cr1740 COL ARR ARR Poulsen S

Online course. See sidebar for information. Prerequi-site or instructor permission required.

Communication StudiesCMST& 102 INTRO TO MASS MEDIA 5cr1750* AUO 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF M233 Riski R


Don’t let opportunity pass you by.

Pave the way to a secure future with our Commercial Drivers License training: 40 hours in the classroom and 120 hours of driving and inspection practice prepare you to take the Washington State Commercial Driving Class A test.

Call 360.565.2078 for complete information.

Don’t let opportunity pass you by.

Pave the way to a secure future with our Commercial Drivers License training: 40 hours in the classroom and 120 hours of driving and inspection practice prepare you to take the Washington State Commercial Driving Class A test.

Call 360.565.2078 for complete information.


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CMST& 220 PUBLIC SPEAKING 5cr1760* AU 8:00am-10:10am TTh M121 Starcevich L1770* BU 8:00am-10:10am WF M121 Starcevich L

CMST 286 INTRO NEWSPAPER PROD I 3cr1780* AUO 2:40pm-3:40pm TWTh L-25 Riski R

This section includes an online component. Permission of instructor required.

CMST 291 ADV NEWSPAPER PROD IV 3cr1810* AUO 2:40pm-3:40pm TWTh L-25 Riski R

This section includes an online component. Permission of instructor required.

Composite StructuresOne-year certificate. To enroll, contact Cindy Lauderback, 417-6233. For more informa-tion, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

COMP 115 COMPOSITE STRUCT-FABRICA 10cr1840 A 12:25pm-3:00pm Daily LINC Sweetser D

Class meets at The Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St. Port Ange-les. Instructor’s signature or entry code required.

1850 B 3:15pm-6:15pm MTWTh LINC Lawrence RClass meets at The Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St. Port Ange-les. Instructor’s signature or entry code required.

Dental HygieneTwo-year AAS degree awarded by Pierce College. Admission to the program is competi-tive. Distance-learning courses are delivered through ITV and lab work is completed at the local lab located in the Armory Square office complex. Contact Kathy Murphy-Carey, 417-6342, with questions. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

DHYG 239 DENTAL HYGIENE PRACT V 7cr1900 A ARR ARR ARMS Christopher

This class is reserved for Dental Hygienist Students. Class meets at Armory Square.

DramaDRMA& 101 INTRO TO THEATRE 5cr1910* AU 11:30am-12:50pm TWF J-16 Starcevich L

DRMA 211 THEATER PRACTICUM I 1-5cr1920* AU ARR ARR Starcevich L

DRMA 212 THEATER PRACTICUM II 1-5cr1930* AU ARR ARR Starcevich L

Early Childhood EducationTwo-year AAS degree, one-year certificate, short-term certificate block. Enter any quar-ter. Program coordinator, Yvette Cline: 417-6495. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu. All ECE classes are STARS approved.

E C E 101 OBSERVE & PARTICIPATE 2cr1950* PIU 4:00pm-6:00pm Th L19A Cline Y

This class will incorporate use of live, interactive connections originating at the Port Angeles Campus. Nega-tive TB test required. Individuals who have been residents of Washington State for less than 3 years may be required to pay a fee for a background check. Class includes three hours of lab assignments per week.

E C E 107 NUTRITION,HEALTH,SAFETY 3cr1960* IOU 3:30pm-5:30pm W L-19A Cline Y 3:30pm-5:30pm W L-19A Carriveau D

This class will incorporate use of live, interactive con-nections originating at the Port Angeles Campus. Class also includes an online component.

E C E 115 INTRO TO CHILD CARE 2cr1970 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


E C E 120 ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN 3cr1980* UIO 6:00pm-8:00pm Th L19A Cline Y

This class will incorporate use of live, interactive connections originating at the Port Angeles Campus. Students meet on Port Angeles campus on 10/1 and 12/3. This section includes an online component.

E C E 146 PRACTICUM I 3cr1990* PIU 4:30pm-5:30pm T L19A Cline Y

This class will incorporate use of live, interactive con-nections originating at the Port Angeles Campus. Six hours of lab per week TBA.

E C E 171 INFANT-TODDLER RELATIONS 3cr1995* IUO 6:00pm-8:00pm W L-19A Berry J

This class will incorporate use of live, interactive con-nections originating at the Port Angeles Campus. Class also includes an online component.

E C E 201 E C E INTERNSHIP 1-3cr2000 P ARR ARR ARR Cline Y


E C E 260 PRACTICUM II 5cr2010 P ARR ARR ARR Cline Y


EconomicsECON 101 INTRO TO ECONOMICS 5cr2020 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


EducationEDUC& 114 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3cr2040* IOU 6:00pm-8:00pm T L19A Berry J

This class will incorporate use of live, interactive con-nections originating at the Port Angeles Campus. This section includes an online component.

EnglishENGL 051 READING I 3cr2050* AU 9:10am-10:10am WF M234 Gardner J

ENGL 054 READING II 3cr2060* AU 9:10am-10:10am WF M234 Gardner J

ENGL 057 READING III 3cr2070* AU 9:10am-10:10am WF M234 Gardner J

ENGL 090 FUND OF ENGLISH 5cr2080* AUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF D216 Teorey M

This section includes an online component. Placement based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.

2090* BUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF D217 Hattendorf BThis section includes an online component. Placement based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.

2100 COL ARR ARR Staff Online course. See sidebar for information. Placement

based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.2110* CUO 10:20am-11:20am TWThF D217 Gardner J


2120* DUO 1:30pm-2:30pm TWThF D216 StaffPlacement based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.


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ENGL 091 FUND OF ENGLISH 5cr2130* AUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF D216 Teorey M


2140* BUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF D217 Hattendorf BThis section includes an online component. Placement based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.

2150 COL ARR ARR Staff Online course. See sidebar for information. Placement

based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.2160* CUO 10:20am-11:20am TWThF D217 Gardner J



ENGL 092 FUND OF ENGLISH 5cr2180* AUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF D216 Teorey MThis section includes an online component. Placement based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.2190* BUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF D217 Hattendorf BThis section includes an online component. Placement based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.2200 COL ARR ARR Staff

Online course. See sidebar for information. Placement based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.

2210* CUO 10:20am-11:20am TWThF D217 Gardner JThis section includes an online component. Placement based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.


ENGL& 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 5cr2230* AUO 8:00am-9:00am TWThF D216 Staff

Prerequisite required. This section includes an online component.2240* BUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF L-20 Thompson F

Prerequisite required. This section includes an online component.2250 COL ARR ARR Staff


2260* CUO 9:10am-10:10am TTh LE-2 Germain CPrerequisite required. This section includes an online compo-nent.

2270* DUO 10:20am-11:20am TTh LE-2 StaffPrerequisite required. This section includes an online compo-nent.

2275* EUO 10:20am-11:20am TWThF L-20 StaffPrerequisite required. This section includes an online compo-nent.

2280* FUO 11:30am-12:30am TWThF LE-2 StaffPrerequisite required. This section includes an online compo-nent.

2290* GUO 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF M234 Thompson FPrerequisite required. This section includes an online compo-nent.

2310* HUO 1:30pm-2:30pm TWThF M234 StaffPrerequisite required. This section includes an online compo-nent.

2320* JUO 1:30pm-2:30pm TTh LE-2 Germain CThis class has an online component. Prerequisite required.

2330* PUO 6:10pm-8:20pm TTh M234 StaffPrerequisite required. This section includes an online compo-nent.

2335 WOL ARR ARR WAOL Online course. See sidebar for information. Prerequi-

site required.

ENGL& 102 COMPOSITION II 5cr2340* AUO 8:00am-9:00am TWThF M234 Staff

Prerequisite required. This section includes an online component.2350* BUO 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF L-20 Staff

Prerequisite required. This section includes an online component.2360* CUO 1:30pm-2:30pm TWThF L-20 Staff

Prerequisite required. This section includes an online component.2370 COL ARR ARR Staff


2375 WOL ARR ARR WAOL Online course. See sidebar for information. Prerequi-

site required.

ENGL& 112 INTRO TO FICTION 5cr2380* AUO 10:20am-12:30pm TWThF D216 Teorey M

Prerequisite required. Automatic registration in FILM 100. Students must enroll for both courses. Class includes online component.

ENGL 180 LITERARY MAG PROD I 3cr2390* AU 12:30pm-1:30pm TWF M234 Staff

ENGL& 244 AMERICAN LITERATURE I 5cr2400* AUO 10:20am-11:20am TTh LH-1 Germain C

Prerequisite required. This section includes an online component.2405 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


ENGL& 254 WORLD LITERATURE I 5cr2415 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


ENGL 260A SAMPLING LIT OF S ENGLND 5cr2420 A 1:30pm-3:40pm TTh D215 Thompson F


ENGL 280 LITERARY MAG PROD IV 1-3cr2430* AU 12:30pm-1:30pm TWF M234 Staff

Sampling the Literature of Southern England

From urban to rural, discover the writers of Southern England and learn how their environment shaped their lives and writings. Dr. Fred Thompson will introduce you to Jane Austin, Thomas Hardy, Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot and others. Lively class discussions will let you follow author footsteps and see the environs reflected in their writings. Course is a prelude to a potential summer 2010 Literary Tour of Southern England, which will include exploration of early castles, Stonehenge, the English coast, Stratford, London, Bath and other literary sites.

Visit our website at www.pc.ctc.edu to register.


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Environmental ScienceENVS& 100 SURVEY OF ENV SCIENCE 5cr2440 COL ARR ARR Ganzhorn J


Family Life EducationPARENTS & TODDLERSParents and their children (10 months to three-years-old) participate in a program with children’s activities and parent discussions. Parents register at the preschool site and earn college credit while enrolled in these courses.

For information about Peninsula Pre-3 Cooperative (Port Angeles), contact Amy Brilhart at 681-7883. For more information about Peninsula College Family Life Education programs, contact Pam Maurides at 417-6496 or visit the website: http://pc.ctc.edu/fle/default.asp.

PARENTS’ PRESCHOOL COOPERATIVEA parent participation and education program offered in conjunction with a preschool for children (three to five years old). Parents register at the preschool site and earn college credit while enrolled in these courses.

For information about Peninsula Cooperative Preschool (Port Angeles), contact Bonnie Schmidt at 477-4012; for Crescent Cooperative Preschool (Joyce), contact Susan Hopper at 928-3878; and for Lower Elwha Head Start, contact Rosemary NewDay at 452-8471, ext. 160. For more information about Peninsula College Family Life Education programs, contact Pam Maurides at 417-6496 or visit the website: http://pc.ctc.edu/fle/default.asp

First AidF A 100 INDUS FIRST AID 1cr2450 P1 9:00am-6:00pm Su M125 McKeen D 9:00am-6:00pm Su M125 Robbins T

Class tuition: $75.90 No refund after class meets. Class meets 10/25/09.

2460 P2 9:00am-6:00pm Su M125 McKeen D 9:00am-6:00pm Su M125 Robbins T


F A 105 INDUS FIRST AID 1cr2470 P 9:00am-5:00pm SaSu M125 Hansen M

Class tuition: $75.90 No refund after class meets. Class meets 10/17 to 10/18/09.

F A 120 EMERGENCY MED TECH 9cr2480 A 6:00pm-10:00pm W M125 Wright J 9:00am-5:00pm Sa M125 Knobbs A

Plus 10 hours in ER at OMC. EMT class fee = $242.10. Spe-cial application required, available in the Registration office, (360) 452-9277. Additional fee = $10.

F A 180 F A FOR HEALTH PROVIDERS 1cr2500 P1 9:00am-6:00pm Sa LE-1 Moroz D


2510 P2 9:00am-6:00pm Sa LE-1 Moroz DClass tuition: $75.90 No refund after class meets. Class meets 11/21 to 11/21/09.

2520 P3 9:00am-6:00pm Sa PAFD Moroz DClass tuition: $71.10 No refund after class meets. Class meets at Port Angeles Fire Department. Class meets 12/2/09.

FilmFILM 100 ART OF FILM 5cr2530* AUO 10:20am-12:30pm TWThF D216 Hattendorf B

Prerequisite required. Automatic registration in ENGL 112. Students must enroll for both courses. Class includes online component.

Fisheries/AquacultureTwo-year AAS degree. Enter any quarter. Program coordinator: Jack Ganzhorn, 417-6493. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

FISH 221 INTRO TO AQUACULTURE 5cr2540* AUO 1:30pm-4:20pm WF M115 Ganzhorn J

This section includes an online component. Prerequisite required.

FISH 261 AQUATIC HABITAT ASSESSMT 5cr2560* AUO 1:30pm-5:00pm TTh M115 Ganzhorn J


Food Service ManagementCertificate offered jointly with the North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center. Students enroll-ing must take all 5 credits of Culinary Arts classes. Automatic enrollment in CUL 103, CUL 104, and CUL 295. Additional hours to be arranged. Signature of adviser, Cindy Lauderback (417-6233), required. Class meets at North Olympic Skills Center: 905 West 9th St., Port Angeles. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

CUL 101 BEG CULINARY ARTS - 1 1cr1870 A 12:25pm-3:00pm Daily LINC Dahll D

CUL 102 BEG CULINARY ARTS - II 1cr1880 A 12:25pm-3:00pm Daily LINC Dahll D

CUL 295 SPECIAL PROJECT 3cr1890 A ARR ARR LINC Dahll D

The Tales We TellLove a good story? Explore storytelling

in films and literature with professors Bruce Hattendorf and Matt Teorey. Some of the people you will meet are:

Film Directors Writers Alfred Hitchcock William Faulkner Orson Welles Louise Erdrich Federico Fellini Philip K. Dick

Register for both ENGL& 112 and FILM 100 and earn 10 credits. Class meets Tuesday through Friday, 10:20 to 12:30. to register, please visit www.pc.ctc.edu.

From left: Matt Teorey and Bruce Hattendorf.


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General StudiesG S 100 COLLEGE LEARNING SKILLS 2cr2570* AUO 9:10am-10:10am TTh LE-2 Gardner J

Class reserved for new students or instructor permission only. This section includes an online component.

G S 103 FRESHMAN SEMINAR 3cr2590* AUO 8:30am-11:30am Daily D215 Staff

Class reserved for new students or instructor permission only. Class will meet in classroom 9/2 - 9/12 and then, online for the rest of the quarter. Class meets 9/2 to 9/12/09.

G S 112 LEARNING FOR 21 CENTURY 5cr2630 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


G S 121 STUDIUM GENERALE 1cr2640 A 12:35pm-1:25pm Th J-16 Drain D






G S 185 STUDENT LEADERSHIP 2cr2700 A ARR ARR ARR Ross R


GeologyGEOL 124L EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE 5cr2705 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


Health EducationH ED 090 HIV/AIDS LICENSURE-4HRS 0cr2720 COL ARR ARR Numa S

Materials and online exam are available from the online course format. Log onto http://angel.pencol.edu/default.asp. Tests must be returned prior to 12/09/09. Students may enroll at any time throughtout the quarter. No refund. Class fee = $37.00.

H ED 095 HIV/AIDS LICENSURE 7-HRS 0cr2730 COL ARR ARR Numa S

Materials and online exam are available from the online course format. Log onto http://angel.pencol.edu/default.asp. Tests must be returned prior to 12/09/09. Students may enroll at any time throughtout the quarter. No refund. Class fee = $42.00.

H ED 149 BASIC NUTRITION 2cr2735 COL ARR ARR Ward A


H ED 150 NUTRITION 5cr2740* AUO 8:00am-9:00am TWThF M238 Ward A


H ED 180 HEALTH AND WELLNESS 5cr2745 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


HistoryHIST& 126 WORLD CIVILIZATIONS I 5cr2750* AU 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF LH-1 Cassella-Bla


HIST& 146 U.S. HISTORY I 5cr2760* AU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF D215 Cassella-Bla


HIST& 147 U.S. HISTORY II 5cr2770 COL ARR ARR Bush D


HIST& 148 U.S. HISTORY III 5cr2780* AU 1:30pm-3:40pm WF M238 Cassella-Bla


Human DevelopmentHUMDV 100 PORTFOLIO PRIOR LEARNING 1-2cr2850 A ARR ARR Clampett B


HUMDV 101 ONLINE CLASSROOM SUCCESS 1cr2860 COL ARR ARR Boster M


HUMDV 112 OCCUPATIONAL EXPLORATION 1-2cr2940* AU ARR ARR ARR Adams P

Call 417-6343 for initial appointment.

HUMDV 114 RESUME WRITING 1-2cr2950* AU ARR ARR ARR Adams P


HUMDV 115 INTERVIEW SKILLS 1-2cr2960* AU ARR ARR ARR Adams P


HUMDV 120 HUMAN RELATIONS 3cr2970* AU 11:30am-12:30pm TWTh D217 Gardner J2980* BU 1:00pm-2:00pm TWTh Q-9 Gardner J

Information StudiesINFO 101 INFO ACCESS IN HEALTH SC 1cr2990 COL ARR ARR Kent D


Information TechnologySystems Administrator – AAS program coordinator; Network Infrastructure Specialist – AAS program coordinator: Ken Jacobson, 417-6471. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

IT 107 INTRO TO NETWORKS 5cr3100* AU 7:45AM- 8:45AM TWThF M236 Snyder S

IT 162 UPGRADE & MAINTAIN PC 5cr3110* AU 12:00pm-1:50pm TWThF M237 Knight T

IT 225 WINDOWS SERVER ADMIN 8cr3120* AU 10:00am-11:45AM TWThF M236 Snyder S

Instructor’s signature or entry code required.

IT 290 INTRO NETWORK INFRASTRUC 5cr3170* LUO 2:00pm-3:30pm TWThF M237 Camp S

Prerequisite required. Class is held in a lab format with instructor support, also includes additional hours online. Email address required at time of registration.


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IT 291 ROUTER CONFIG & PROTO 5cr3180* LUO 2:00pm-3:30pm TWThF M237 Camp S

Instructor’s signature or entry code required. Class is held in a lab format with instructor support, also includes additional hours online. Email address required at time of registration.

IT 292 CISCO 3 5cr3190* LUO 2:00pm-3:30pm TWThF M237 Camp S

Instructor’s signature or entry code required. Class includes additional hours online. Email address required at time of registration.

IT 293 CISCO 4 5cr3200* LUO 2:00pm-3:30pm TWThF M237 Camp S

Instructor’s signature or entry code required. Class includes additional hours online. Email address required at time of registration.

Massage TherapyOne-year certificate (three-quarter program). Fall quarter entry, admission by applica-tion. Program coordinator: Aleilah P. Lawson, 417-6569. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

MASST 101 ETHICS & COMMUNICATION 2cr3220* AUO 12:10pm-3:00pm Th A-7 Lawson A

Class reserved for Massage Therapy students only. This section includes an online component.

MASST 105 KINESIOLOGY I 3cr3230* AUO 12:10pm-3:00pm T A-7 Lawson A 9:10am-10:00am F A-7 Lawson A

Class reserved for Massage Therapy students only. This section includes an online component.

MASST 116 ANAT, PHYSIOL, & PATH I 5cr3240* AU 9:00am-11:20am TTh A-7 Hauge /Markli

Class reserved for Massage Therapy students only.

MASST 125 MOVEMENT RE-EDUCATION 1cr3250* AU 10:10am-11:10am W A-7 Lawson A


MASST 137 HIV / AIDS 0.5cr3260 A 9:10am-3:00pm M A-7 Amestoy R

Class reserved for Massage Therapy students only. Class meets 10/26/09 only.

MASST 153 BODYWORK THEORY I 2cr3270* AUO 9:10am-11:00am W A-7 Lawson A


MASST 154 BODYWORK TECHNIQUE I 5cr3275* AUO 11:40am-3:00pm WF A-7 1 Lawson A

Class reserved for Massage Therapy students only. Additional fee = $15.

MASST 158 HYDROTHERAPY 1cr3290 A 9:10am-3:00pm MSa A-7 Lawson A

Class reserved for Massage Therapy students only. Class meets 11/14 and 11/16/09 only.

MASST 251 ADV STU CLINIC II 2cr3300 A ARR ARR A-7

Class reserved for Massage Therapy students only.3310 B ARR ARR A-7


Math–AppliedAMATH 121 APPL MATH FOR PROF TECH 3/5cr1130* PU 6:10pm-8:20pm MW V-3 Biery M

Prerequisite required. Students must enroll in 3 or 5 credits only.

MathematicsMATH 064 PREALGEBRA 5cr3320* AU 8:00am-9:00am TWThF V-2 Melendy G

Prerequisite required.3330* BU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF D215 Biery M

Prerequisite required.3340* CU 10:20am-11:20am TWThF M213 McCallum J

Prerequisite required.3350* DU 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF V-3 Melendy G

Prerequisite required.3360* EU 1:30pm-2:30pm TWThF V-3 McCallum J

Prerequisite required.3370 COL ARR ARR Smith L

Online course. See sidebar for information. Prerequisite required.

MATH 072 ELEM ALGEBRA 5cr3380* AU 8:00am-9:00am TWThF D215 Biery M

Prerequisite required.3390* BU 10:20am-11:20am TWThF V-1 Kim T

Prerequisite required.3400* CU 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF M213 Ebert D

Prerequisite required.3410* DU 1:30pm-2:30pm TWThF V-1 Kim T

Prerequisite required.3420 COL ARR ARR Anderson R


MATH 099 INTER ALGEBRA 5cr3440* AU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF M213 Ebert D

Prerequisite required.3450* BU 10:20am-11:20am TWThF V-3 Daniel M

Prerequisite required.3460* CU 1:30pm-2:30pm TWThF V-2 Motyka A

Prerequisite required.3470 COL ARR ARR Anderson R


MATH& 107 MATH IN SOCIETY 5cr3475 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


MATH 110 SURVEY OF MATH 5cr3480 COL ARR ARR Melendy G


MATH& 141 PRECALCULUS I 5cr3500* AU 8:00am-9:00am TWThF V-3 Daniel M

Prerequisite required. Graphing calculator required.3510* BUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF V-2 Anderson R

Prerequisite required. This class includes an online component. Please contact instructor for further information. Graphing calculator required.

3520* CU 10:20am-12:30pm TTh V-2 Motyka APrerequisite required. Graphing calculator required.

3525* DUO 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF V-1 Kim TPrerequisite required. This class includes an online component. Please contact instructor for further information. Graphing calculator required.

MATH& 142 PRECALCULUS II 5cr3530* AU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF V-3 Daniel M

Graphing calculator required. Prerequisite required.

MATH& 146 INTRODUCTION TO STATS 5cr3540* AU 10:20am-12:30pm WF V-2 Motyka A

Prerequisite required. Graphing calculator required.


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MATH& 151 CALCULUS I: ANALYT GEOM 5cr3550* AUO 8:00am-9:00am TWThF V-1 Smith L

This class includes an online component. Please contact in-structor for further information. Graphing calculator required. Prerequisite required.

3555* BUO 9:10am-10:10am TWThF V-1 Smith LThis class includes an online component. Please contact in-structor for further information. Graphing calculator required. Prerequisite required.

Medical AssistantOne-year certificate. Enter either Fall or Winter quarter. Admission to program by appli-cation. Program coordinator: Jen Gouge, 417-6465. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

MED 101 INTRO TO HEALTH CARE 3cr3560* AUO 9:00am-10:30am MW LE-1 Gouge J

Students must be enrolled in Medical Assistant program or have instructor permission. Entry code required to register on the web. This section includes an online component. Additional fee = $10.

3570* BUO 11:00am-12:30pm MW LE-1 Gouge JStudents must be enrolled in Medical Assistant program or have instructor permission. Entry code required to register on the web. Class includes an online component. Additional fee = $10.

MED 110 ANAT & PHYS/MED TERM I 5cr3580* AUO 1:30pm-4:00pm TW LE-1 Staff

Students must be enrolled in Medical Assistant program or have instructor permission. Entry code required to register on the web. This section includes an online component.

3590 BUO 1:30pm-4:00pm ThF LE-1 StaffStudents must be enrolled in Medical Assistant program or have instructor permission. Entry code required to register on the web. This section includes an online component.

MED 120 ESSEN OF MED ACCTG 5cr3600 AUO 5:30pm-7:30pm M LE-1 Snyder C


MED 150 MEDICAL BILLING CONCEPTS 3cr3610* AUO 9:00am-10:30am TTh LE-1 Menichini D

Students must be enrolled in Medical Assistant program or have instructor permission. Entry code required to register on the web. This section includes an online component.

3620* BUO 11:00am-12:30pm TTh LE-1 Menichini DStudents must be enrolled in Medical Assistant program or have instructor permission. Entry code required to register on the web. This section includes an online component.

MED 165 CLINICAL PRACTICUMS 6cr3630 A ARR ARR LE-1 Gouge J

Students must be enrolled in Medical Assistant program or have instructor permission. Entry code required to register on the web. Additional fee = $15.00.

MED 173 INFECTIOUS DISEASES 5cr3640 P 5:00pm-7:30pm TTh LE-1 Staff

Multimedia CommunicationsTwo-year AAS degree. Enter any quarter. Program coordinator: Mia Boster, 417-6484. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

MEDIA 110 INTRO MULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC 5cr3650* AUO 11:30am-1:20pm WF M133 McEnerney D

This section includes an online component.3660 COL ARR ARR McEnerney J


MEDIA 111 INTRO TO MULTIMEDIA WEB 5cr3670* AUO 9:10am-11:00am TTh M133 Boster M

This section includes an online component.3680 COL ARR ARR Boster M


MEDIA 170 INTRO TO GRAPHIC DESIGN 5cr3690* AU 1:30pm-3:40pm TTh M133 Shipova M


MEDIA 175 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 4cr3700* AUO 11:30am-1:20pm TTh M133 Boster M



MEDIA 181 LITERARY MAG PROD I 3cr3720* AU 12:30pm-1:30pm ARR M236 Staff

MEDIA 201 DIGITAL IMAGE EDITING 5cr3730* AUO 9:10am-11:00am WF M133 Boster M



MEDIA 204 DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION 5cr3750* AUO 1:30pm-3:40pm WF M133 McEnerney D

This section includes an online component.3760 COL ARR ARR McEnerney J


PreventionControlTreatment

Enroll in our Infectious Diseases course today by visiting www.pc. ctc.edu.

Learn about the epidemiology, diagnosis and management of infectious

diseases through case studies and earn credits in our Medical Assistant Program.

Online component included.


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MEDIA 260 INTERNSHIP 1-5cr3770 A ARR ARR Boster M


MusicMUSC& 105 MUSIC APPRECIATION 5cr3780* AU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF J-7 Jones D

Theme: A World of Sound3785 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


MUSC 115 HISTORY & APPRECIATION 5cr3790* AU 10:20am-11:20am TWThF J-7 Crabb D

MUSC 130 CHAMBER CHOIR 1-2cr3800 A 11:30am-12:30pm TTh J-7 Crabb D


MUSC 136 JAZZ ENSEMBLE 1-2cr3810* AU 1:30pm-3:40pm TTh J-7 Jones D

Plus one hour to be arranged. Permission of instructor required.

MUSC& 141 MUSIC THEORY I 5cr3820 A 1:30pm-3:40pm WF J-7 Crabb D

Student is encouraged to contact instructor before registering.

MUSC 160 PI PIANO–BEGINNING 1-2cr3830 A ARR ARR ARR Jones D

Lessons taught at Olympic Music School in Sequim. Instruc-tor’s signature or entry code required.

MUSC 161 PI VOICE–BEGINNING 1-2cr3840 A ARR ARR ARR Crabb D


MUSC 170 PI PIANO–INTERMEDIATE 1-2cr3850 A ARR ARR ARR Jones D


MUSC 171 PI VOICE–INTERMEDIATE 1-2cr3860 A ARR ARR ARR Crabb D

Additional fees for private instruction required. Chamber ensembles and private instruction on other instruments are also available. For more information, contact Dr. Crabb, 417-6437. Instructor’s signature or entry code required.

MUSC 184 PENINSULA COLLEGE CHOIR 1-2cr3870 A 12:30pm-1:30pm TWF J-7 Crabb D

MUSC 230 CHAMBER CHOIR 1-2cr3880 A 11:30am-12:30pm TTh J-7 Crabb D


MUSC 231 CHAMBER CHOIR 1-2cr3890 B 11:30am-12:30pm TTh J-7 Crabb D


MUSC 236 JAZZ ENSEMBLE 1-2cr3900* AU 1:30pm-3:40pm TTh J-7 Jones D


MUSC 260A PI–COMPOSITION 2cr3910 A ARR ARR Jones D

Additional fees for Private instruction. Instructor’s signature or entry code required.

MUSC 284 PENINSULA COLLEGE CHOIR 1-2cr3920 A 12:30pm-1:30pm TWF J-7 Crabb D

NursingTwo-year AAS degree (three years to complete). Fall quarter entry, admission by ap-plication. Program coordinator: Marca Davies, 417-6455. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

NURS 100 INTRO TO NURSING 1cr3940* AUO 8:00am-8:50am Th L-11 Craven K

Class includes an online component. Additional fee = $43.25.3950 COL ARR ARR Davies M ARR ARR Craven K

Online course. See sidebar for information. Includes a mandatory, by arrangement, on-campus meeting for clinicals and ERI assessment-assessment fee = $20. Students must have access to MS Word (Office 98 or above) and be proficient in basic word processing skills. Additional fee = $20.

Heat up your life and follow your dreams!Jam with others and improve your improvisational techniques in our Jazz Ensemble class. Meets twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday, from 1:30 to 3:40 pm.

Call 360.417.6405 to speak to the instructor, Dr. David Jones.

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NURS 101 NURSING I 10cr3960* AUO ARR ARR L-11 McCurdy C ARR ARR L-11 Davies M

This section includes an online component. Students must be admitted to the Nursing Program. Additional fee = $89.25.

3970* BUO ARR ARR L-11 Craven K ARR ARR L-11 Davies M

Class includes an online component. Students must be admit-ted to the Nursing Program. Additional fee = $76.

NURS 199 LPN-RN TRANSITION 3cr3980 A ARR ARR ARR McCurdy C


NURS 201 NURSING IV 12cr3990* AUO ARR ARR LE-2 Rathod B ARR ARR LE-2 Davies M

Class includes an online component. Additional $15.00 for insurance. Automatic registration into PHARM 123, item num-ber 4350. Students must be enrolled in the Nursing Program. Additional fee = $76.

4000* BUO ARR ARR LE-2 Stickelmeyer ARR ARR LE-2 Davies M

Class includes an online component. Additional $15.00 for insurance. Automatic registration into PHARM 123, item num-ber 4350. Students must be enrolled in the Nursing Program. Additional fee = $76.

Physical EducationP E 108 CONDITIONING & WELLNESS 1crStudents enrolled in this course will get a free YMCA membership for the quarter.4010 A ARR ARR Chapman A

Workouts must be done at Peninsula College or the Clallam County Family YMCA. Orientation on 9/24 at 7:00am and 2:00pm; and 9/24 at 6:00pm in Peninsula College gym.

4030 C 8:00am-8:50am TTh YMCA Chapman AClasses will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA (Body Blast Fitness Class).

4040 D 8:00am-8:50am MF YMCA Chapman AClasses will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA (Stability Ball class).

P E 109 CONDITIONING & WELLNESS 1crStudents enrolled in this course will get a free YMCA membership for the quarter.4050 A ARR ARR Chapman A


4070 C 8:00am-8:50am TTh YMCA Chapman AClasses will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA (Body Blast Fitness Class).

4080 D 8:00am-8:50am MF YMCA Chapman AClasses will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA (Stability Ball class).

P E 128 SEA KAYAKING 1cr4090 P1 3:00pm-6:00pm Su ALDW King D

For equipment rental and class location information, call Dave at 360-452-1443. Class meets at 123 Lake Aldwell Road, PA.

4100 P2 5:30pm-8:30pm M ALDW King DFor equipment rental and class location information, call Dave at 360-452-1443. Class meets at 123 Lake Aldwell Road, PA.

P E 133 VOLLEYBALL I 1cr4110 A 12:30pm-1:30pm WF N-9 Chapman A

P E 134 VOLLEYBALL II 1cr4120 A 12:30pm-1:30pm WF N-9 Chapman A

P E 142 YOGA 1crStudents enrolled in this course will get a free YMCA membership for the quarter.

4123 A 10:30am-11:20am MW YMCA Chapman AClasses will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA.

4125 B 6:30pm-7:20pm TTh YMCA Chapman AClasses will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA.

P E 151 TAE KWON DO LEVEL 1 1cr4130 A 6:30pm-7:30pm MTh Nicholls R

For equipment rental and class location, call Robert at (360) 808-2271. Class meets at 129 West 1st., Port Angeles.

P E 152 TAE KWON DO LEVEL 2 1cr4140 A 6:30pm-7:30pm MTh Nicholls R

For equipment rental and class location, call Robert at (360) 808-2271. Class meets at 129 West 1st., Port Angeles.

P E 162 WEIGHT TRAINING I 1cr4150 A ARR ARR N-9 Chapman A


P E 163 WEIGHT TRAINING II 1cr4170 A ARR ARR N-9 Chapman A


P E 164 WEIGHT TRAINING III 1cr4190 A ARR ARR N-9 Chapman A


P E 192 AEROBIC FITNESS I 1cr4210 A 7:00am-7:50am TTh YMCA Chapman A

Classes will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA (World Rhythms Class). Students enrolled in this course will get a free YMCA membership for the quarter.

4220 B 9:00am-9:50am MW YMCA Chapman AClasses will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA (Step Class). Students enrolled in this course will get a free YMCA membership for the quarter.

P E 193 AEROBIC FITNESS II 1cr4230 A 7:00am-7:50am TTh YMCA Chapman A

Classes will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA (World Rhythms Class). Students enrolled in this course will get a free YMCA membership for the quarter.

4240 B 9:00am-9:50am MW YMCA Chapman AClasses will be held at the Clallam County Family YMCA (Step Class). Students enrolled in this course will get a free YMCA membership for the quarter.

P E 210 ADV BASKETBALL MEN I 2cr4250 A 2:00pm-2:50pm MTWTh N-9 Stewart P

For varsity athletes only.

P E 220 ADV BASKETBALL WOMEN I 2cr4280 A 4:00pm-4:50pm MTWTh N-9 Crumb A


P E 230 ADV SOCCER FOR MEN I 2cr4310 A 2:00pm-2:50pm MTWTh N-9 Chapman A


P E 240 ADV SOFTBALL - WOMEN I 2cr4340 P 4:00pm-4:50pm TWThF N-9 Cheney J


PharmacologyPHARM 123 CLINICAL PHARMACOLGY III 1cr4350 COL ARR ARR Numa S



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PhilosophyPHIL& 101 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY 5cr4360 COL ARR ARR Grimes T

Online course. See sidebar for information. 4365 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


PHIL 105 CRITICAL THINKING 5cr4370* AU 10:20am-11:20am TWThF M121 Grimes T

PhysicsPHYS& 121L GENERAL PHYSICS I 5cr4380* AU 10:20am-11:20am TWThF M120 Staff 1:30pm-4:20pm Th M120 Staff

Prerequisite required. Additional fee = $15.

Political SciencePOLS& 101 INTRO POLITICAL SCIENCE 5cr4390* AU 10:20am-12:30pm TTh M125 Stengel D

PsychologyPSYC& 100 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 5cr4400* AU 10:20am-11:20am TWThF D215 Spring W

Prerequisite required.4410* BU 2:40pm-3:40pm TWThF M238 Spring W

Prerequisite required.4420 COL ARR ARR Porter-Brown D


4425 WOL ARR ARR WAOL Online course. See sidebar for information.

PSYC& 200 LIFESPAN PSYCHOLOGY 5cr4430 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


PSYC& 220 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 5cr4440 AU 11:30am-12:30pm TWThF D215 Spring W

Additional fee = $13.25.

SociologySOC& 101 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY 5cr4450* AU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF LH-1 Mauger J4460 COL ARR ARR Atkins B

Online course. See sidebar for information. 4465 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


SOC 115 UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITY 5cr4470* AU 1:30pm-3:40pm WF M238 Mauger J4475 WOL ARR ARR WAOL


Social SciencesSOCSI 101 GLOBAL ISSUES 5cr4480* AU 10:20am-12:30pm WF M125 Lauer R4485* BU 1:30pm-3:40pm TTh M125 Stengel D

Enroll in SPAN 260 and study contemporary Latin American short stories and songs with Spanish Professor Dr. Reina Barreto. You’ll polish your listening, reading, writing and speaking skills as you become familiar with great literature. As an extra bonus, you’ll be able to take advantage of Dr. Barreto’s research interest in Latin American and Caribbean literature.

Class meets TWTh, 2:15 to 3:35 pm. Prerequisite: SPAN& 123, two years of high school Spanish, the equivalent, or permission of instructor. Call 360.417.6255 to register.

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SpanishSPAN& 121 SPANISH I 5cr4490* AU 10:20am-11:20am TWThF M134 Barreto R4495* BU 9:10am-10:10am TWThF M134 Barreto R4500 COL ARR ARR Duenas V


SPAN 260 LITERATURE OF LATIN AMER 5cr4505* AU 11:30am-12:50pm TWTh M134 Barreto R

Water Quality ControlCertificate program. Program coordinator: Bob Lawrence (360) 417-6344. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

STI 121 NUTRIENT CONTROL 2cr4445 A 8:00am-5:00pm MTWTh M215 Staff

Class fee = $20. Class meets 11/2 to 11/5/09. Instructor permission required.

WeldingTwo-year AAS degree, one-year certificate. Program coordinators: Jim Newton and Jera-mie O’Dell, (360) 417-6541. For more information, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

WELD 110 BEG WELD & METAL FAB I 15cr4510 AW 8:00am-12:30pm Daily Q-14 Newton J

Permission of instructor required. Additional fee = $90.4520 BW 1:00pm-5:30pm Daily Q-14 O’Dell J

Permission of instructor required. Additional fee = $90.

WELD 140 ALUMINUM WELDING I 10cr4565 P 5:30pm-9:30pm MTWTh Q Wheeler C 5:30pm-9:30pm MTWTh Q Grasteit A

Students must contact Anne Grasteit at 360-681-5127 or by email: [email protected] to enroll.

WELD 210 ADV WELD & METAL FAB I 15cr4570 AW 8:00am-12:30pm Daily Q-14 Newton J

Instructor’s signature or entry code required. Additional fee = $90.

4580 BW 1:00pm-5:30pm Daily Q-14 O’Dell JInstructor’s signature or entry code required. Additional fee = $90.

WELD 290 WELDING CERTIF PREP 1-6cr4630 A ARR ARR ARR O’Dell J

Instructor’s signature or entry code required. Additional $10 per credit welding fee.

Woodworking-HomebuildingOne-year certificate. To enroll, contact Cindy Lauderback, 417-6233. For more informa-tion, go to www.pc.ctc.edu.

WWHB 105 BLUEPRINT READING 3cr4640 P 6:00pm-9:00pm W V-1 Slota F

WWHB 110 CARPENTRY I 11cr4650 A 8:00am-10:45AM Daily Peterson D

Class meets on the job site; 10th & Milwaukee, Port Angeles.4660 B 12:25pm-3:00pm Daily Stites R

Class meets at Sequim Community School, 220 West Alder. Signature of Adviser required.

Register Now!Classes begin September 21, 2009

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Online Courses Additional fee: $8.00 per credit.Students can access their courses

at any time, using a computer connected to the internet. Computers are available on main campus and extension sites. Online classes have distinct start and end dates and require about 3 hours per credit per week for participation and study time. WAOL quarterly start and end dates vary from Peninsula College dates and are listed in the bulletin course description.

For additional information, visit the Peninsula College Distance Learning website at www.pc.ctc.edu/academics/telelearning/default.asp or contact Distance Learning Coordinator: Vicki Sievert, 360.417.6272.

For more information about online learning and technology requirements go to www.waol.org/getstarted/default.asp where you can take a self-assessment quiz. Students enrolling in their first online class should also enroll in HUMDV 101, Online Classroom Success, to help them navigate the course.

The number in parentheses () is the page of this bulletin where the class information may be found.

Online courses for Fall 2009ACCT&201 PRIN OF ACCOUNTING I (10)

ANTH&100 SURVEY OF ANTHROPOLOGY (10)

AOS 105 WORD PROCESSING APPL I (10)

AOS 110 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I (10)

AOS 111 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II (10)

AOS 205 WORD PROCESSING APPL II (10)

AOS 285 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION I (10)

AOS 286 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION II (10)

ART& 100 ART APPRECIATION (10)

ASTR&100 SURVEY OF ASTRONOMY (10)

BIOL 105 INTRO TO CELL BIOLOGY (11)

BUS 110 SMALL BUSINESS PLANNING (11)

BUS 130 FUND OF PURCHASING I (11)

BUS 131 FUND OF PURCHASING II (11)

BUS 220 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (11)

BUS& 101 INTRO TO BUSINESS (11)

C B T104 INTRO TO KEYBOARDING (11)

C B T105 KEYBOARD SPEED/ACCURACY (11)

CAT 111 INTRO TO MS VISTA (11)

CAT 114 POWERPOINT QUICK COURSE (11)

CAT 116 WINDOWS/FILE MANAGEMENT (11)

CAT 117 WORD BASICS (11)

CAT 118 EXCEL BASICS (11)

CAT 119 ACCESS BASICS (11)

CAT 130 INTRO TO MS WORD (11)

CAT 140 INTRO TO EXCEL (11)

CHEM&110L CHEMICAL CONCEPTS W/LAB (11)

CHEM&121L INTRO TO CHEMISTRY (11)

CHEM&131L INTRO TO ORGANIC/BIOCHEM (11)

CJ& 101 INTRO CRIMINAL JUSTICE (11)

CJ& 110 CRIMINAL LAW (11)

E C E115 INTRO TO CHILD CARE (13)

ECON 101 INTRO TO ECONOMICS (13)

ENGL 090 FUND OF ENGLISH (13)



ENGL&101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I (14)

ENGL&102 COMPOSITION II (14)

ENGL&244 AMERICAN LITERATURE I (14)

ENGL&254 WORLD LITERATURE I (14)

ENVS&100 SURVEY OF ENV SCIENCE (15)

G S 112 LEARNING FOR 21 CENTURY (16)

GEOL 124L EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE (16)

H ED 180 HEALTH & WELLNESS (16)

HIST&147 U.S. HISTORY II (16)

HUMDV101 ONLINE CLASSROOM SUCCESS (16)

INFO 101 INFO ACCESS IN HEALTH SC (16)

MATH 064 PREALGEBRA (17)

MATH 072 ELEM ALGEBRA (17)

MATH 099 INTER ALGEBRA (17)

MATH 110 SURVEY OF MATH (17)

MATH&107 MATH IN SOCIETY (17)

MEDIA110 INTRO MULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC (18)

MEDIA111 INTRO TO MULTIMEDIA WEB (18)

MEDIA175 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (18)

MEDIA201 DIGITAL IMAGE EDITING I (18)

MEDIA204 DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION (18)

MUSC&105 MUSIC APPRECIATION (19)

NURS 100 INTRO TO NURSING (19)

PHARM123 CLINICAL PHARMACOLGY III (20)

PHIL&101 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY (21)

Interactive TV Courses

Interactive Television uses video conferencing technology to connect an instructor and students in a regular classroom setting at two or more locations. ITV allows “real time” visual and audio contact between and among students and the instructor when they are located at distance sites.

ITV Classes for Fall 2009HSSA& 101 INTRO ADDICTIVE DRUGS (10)

HSSA 136 RELAPSE PREVENTION (10)

HSSA 165 CHEMICAL DEP ETHICS (10)

ECE 101 OBSERVE & PARTICIPATE (13)

ECE 107 NUTRITION, HEALTH, SAFETY (13)

ECE 120 ENVIRONMENTS FOR CHILDREN (13)

ECE 146 PRACTICUM I (13)

ECE 171 INFANT-TODDLER RELATIONS (13)

EDUC& 114 CHILD DEVELOPMENT (13)

Noncredit Online

Noncredit Online classes are available in a variety of topics—from Desktop Applications and Web Design to Grant Writing and Personal Enrichment. For enrollment information and a complete list of classes, go to pc.ctc.edu and click on Community Education. Peninsula College offers classes through both Learn-it-Online and ED2GO. For additional information or help, contact Cindy Guoan at 360.417.6230 or at [email protected].

Distance Learning

PSYC&100 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (21)

PSYC&200 LIFESPAN PSYCHOLOGY (21)

SOC& 101 INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY (21)

SOC 115 UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITY (21)

SPAN&121 SPANISH I (22)

Distance Learning


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Online course. Additional online class fee = $8 per credit. Email address is required at the time of registration. Please see http://pc.ctc.edu/academics/telelearning/online-classinfo.asp for further information. Class meets 3/30 to 6/12/09.




Washington State Clock Hours offered for this course.

New course this quarter.

All of the ArtsC-AA 080 DRAWING FROM NATURE Learn to draw what you see in nature, add color, and teach those skills to others! Designed for parents and teachers of children K-6th, this workshop includes user-friendly, classroom-ready visual aids, drawing techniques, games, songs, integrative art, science and writing projects. Call (360) 452-6334 for materials list. Last day to register October 8, 2009. Washington State clock hour offered. Bring a sack lunch.N130 N 9:00am-3:00pm Sa P-9 Grinstad R

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $65. Class meets 10/17/09.

C-AE 026 CERAMIC WORKSHOP Express yourself with clay! Clay has been a durable artistic medium for thousands of years. In this workshop, you will explore various methods of hand building with clay, learn how to fire an electric kiln, and glaze your final pieces. By following step-by step instructions, you will create cups, bowls, plates, and sculptural pieces. This class is geared toward beginners, but will offer advanced instruction for those with clay expe-rience. Students will have access to studio space after class hours. Fifty lb clay, glaze, and electric firing will be provided. Additional materials and firing space available upon request with additional fee. Last day to register is September 9, 2009. Material fee is nonrefundable after September 9, 2009. Washington State Clock hours offered.N140 N 6:00pm-8:00pm T ARR LaBlond D

No refund after class meets. Class meets at The Orchards, 2602 Plum Court, Port Angeles. Orchard is located on West 14th street past “O’ street. For further driving directions call Dani LaBlond at (360) 452-6659. Class fee = $240. Class meets 9/15 to 11/3/09.

C-AE 030 PAINT A SILK SCARF Join artist Roxanne Grinstad and create an origianl silk scarf. Bring a sack lunch, wear old clothes and a smile. Roxanne will supply materials and patterns. If you have a special subject in mind, bring pictures and drawing paper. Questions? Call (360) 452-6334. Last day to register November 2, 2009.N145 N 9:00am-3:00pm Sa P-9 Grinstad R


C-AI 010 WRITE FOR PROFIT With 51,000 periodicals published annually, opportunities abound writing for publi-cations targeting a consumer, business, academic, or trade niche. Even with no experi-ence, they’re often easy to break into, and interesting to write for. Learn how to quickly connect with, and keep, the editors who are always looking for good writers.N155 N 9:00am-12:00pm Sa M234 Wissmann C


C-AI 019 REAL LIFE INTO FICTION Writers lead double lives. As participants and observers, we make notes and gather material, all possible grist for fiction. Learn how to mine your life for fiction potential. Shift through memories, recall details, alter facts, play “what if...?” and transform real people into fiction characters. Class includes exercises and idea starters to generate material for a short story or scene for a novel. Working with this raw mosaic, you’ll create a short manuscript, for review in a read and critique session.N160 N 4:00pm-6:00pm W M234 Macdonald J

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $49. Class meets 9/23 to 10/28/09.

C-AI 020 FICTION WRITING Have you always wanted to write fiction but didn’t know where to start? Do you have an idea for a book romance, mystery, or horror? From concept to first draft, published author Janice Macdonald will help you create a blueprint for your novel using essential building blocks such as sense of place, strong dialogue and pacing.N165 N 6:00pm-8:00pm W M234 Macdonald J


Digital Media/PhotographyC-D 002 NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY The Olympic Peninsula is one of the most photogenic and photographed regions of North America. Using the region as our natural laboratory, learn photography skills centered on image composition, effective use of equipment in a variety of conditions, and special techniques for photographing plants and animals. Through photographic studies and field trips students will have opportunities to learn the intricacies of pho-tographing wildlife and scenery, while at the same time gaining and appreciation for nature as the ideal photo topic. Students will provide their own transportation. Saturday field trips 10/3 & 10/10. For more inf contact instructor at (360) 565-0151. Washington State Clock hours offered. Class meets in room #902.N190 N 3:30pm-5:30pm T 902 Smith C

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Port Angeles High School, 304 East Park St., Port Angeles, WA. Class fee = $79. Class meets 9/22 to 10/27/09.

Environmental InterestS-E 002 TIDE POOL EXPLORATION An interactive learning experience designed to familiarize you with the amazing biodiversity of the local marine environment. Completion of the course satisfies the requirements for volunteering at the Feiro Marine Life Center. Washington State Clock hours offered.N600 N 5:00pm-7:00pm T MAR Campbell B

Class fee = $58. Class meets at the Arthur D. Feiro Marine Life Center/City Pier. Marine Lab is downtown next to the Landing Mall. Class meets 9/22 to 11/24/09.

Food & EntertainmentC-F 046 COOKING THAI WITH SOM Come learn the exciting secrets of amazing Thai cooking with Som! This evening we will learn two main dishes and a delicious finger-food adapted to the Thai style! Learn how to wrap your own healthy spring rolls! In this seminar students will get hands-on practice with food prep and cooking. Menu: Thai Baked Chicken with Sweet Chili Sauce, Honey Barbeque Pork, Vietnamese Spring Rolls Thai Style.N240 N1 6:30pm-9:00pm M LCK Sukjaroen S

No refund after class meets. Class meets at the Lincoln Center, 905 West 9th St., Port Angeles. Class fee = $45. Class meets 9/21/09.

PA Community Classes

The following courses meet in Port Angeles and are open to any-one 18 years of age or older. Tuition for noncredit courses must be paid at the time of registration.


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C-F 047 THAI COOKING WITH SOM This evening we will learn a very traditional meal in which we make our own curry bowls out of banana leaves! Use local fish to make one of the tastiest curries you will ever know. And we will balance the curry with a spicy cashew chicken dish and our wonderful cucumber salad. In this seminar students will get hands-on practice with food prep and cooking. Menu: Salmon Curry With Banana Leaves, Cucumber Salad & Thai Style Cashew Chicken.N241 N2 6:30pm-9:00pm M LCK Sukjaroen S


C-F 048 COOKING THAI WITH SOM This evening we will prepare three of the most flavorful of all Thai dishes. We will learn about exotic and important Thai herbs and spices while we prepare for one of the tastiest meals you have had in a long time! You will be able to make these dishes comfortably at home using easily-found ingredients. In this seminar students will get hands-on practice with food prep and cooking. Menu: Grilled Lemongrass Pork Ten-derloin, Chicken Fried Rice, Shushee Shrimp With Red Curry & Kaffir Lime Leaves.N242 N3 6:30pm-9:00pm M LCK Sukjaroen S


C-F 049 VEGETARIAN THAI WITH SOM Thai food is fantastic when eating from a vegetarian perspective! By popular demand, Som has prepared a phenomenal vegetarian menu using ingredients that are easily found locally and still provide the spectacular flavors that Thai cuisine is famous for. In this seminar students will get hands-on practice with food prep and cooking. Menu: Tofu With Coconut Soup, Tofu Satay With Peanut Sauce, Veggie Fried Rice.N243 N4 6:30pm-9:00pm M LCK Sukjaroen S


Garden & HomeC-GA 001 DECORATING BASICS Local designer guides you through a step-by-step course designed to help you deco-rate your own home. Paint, flooring, cabinet, styles, countertops, lighting, and textiles are amont the items to be addressed. Make and take home your own color board with new inspiration to decorate with confidence.N260 N 9:00am-10:30am Sa SHRM Chomica T

No refund after class meets. Class meets at The Showcase, 833 E. Front Street, Port Angeles. Class fee = $89. Class meets 9/26 to 10/10/09.

C-GC 046 HOLIDAY LIGHTED BASKETS Summer hanging baskets are beautiful; now learn how to create magnificent holiday baskets using various colorful evergreens and hundreds of lights for a truly unique Peninsula creation. Class fee includes your basket, the evergreens, your lights, and cord. Dress warm!N590 N1 10:00am-2:00pm Sa MAY May A

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Andrew’s house: 483 Westridge Road, Port Angeles. Two miles up Black Diamond, left on Westridge road. Class fee = $65. Class meets 11/21/09.

Health & FitnessC-H 047 ACUPUNCTURE BASICS Join Pat Flood, M.S., L.Ac., for an introduction to Acupuncture and the fundamentals of Chinese medicine. This is a great opportunity to learn some basics on these interesting topics with the added option of participating in a group acupuncture session similar to those provided by Pat in her work with post-Katrina survivors.N275 N1 3:30pm-5:30pm T M121 Flood P


S-H 027 STRENGTH & REJUVENATION Research has shown that strength training can turn back the biological clock. Two days per week can help you gain strength, bone density, balance, flexibility, vitality, energy, and enjoyment in life’s activities. Learn basics of strength training and many other ways to reverse the aging process. Suggested reading: Strong Women Stay Young by Miriamm E. Nelson, Ph.D. Instructor is certified by the ACSM as a personal trainer and teaches yoga and wellness at Peninsula College.N650 N1 5:00pm-5:50pm TTh GYM Silveria J

Class fee = $34 Class meets 9/22 to 12/1/09.

Job Training/CertificationC-J 008 FLAGGING Learn training in the channeling and control of traffic in or near road construction. Upon successful completion of training, receive a three-year certification.N300 N1 9:00am-4:00pm Sa M238 Ellefson D


C-J 090 FUNDAMENTALS OF CAREGIVING This DSHS curriculum is for those who want to work in adult family homes, Assisted Living facilities (boarding homes), and in-home care. PreReq F A 180.N310 NI 8:30am-4:30pm MTF ARR Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $145.04. Class meets 9/25 to 9/30/09.


Write for ProfitLearn how to write for publications targeted at:• Consumers• Businesses• Academia• Trades

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C-J 091 MENTAL HEALTH CAREGIVING Designed to teach a basic understanding of mental illness and caring for the mentally ill.N315 NI 1:00pm-4:00pm W ARR Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $44. Class meets to 9/30/09.

C-J 092 DEMENTIA CAREGIVING The Dementia for Caregivers class provides an overview of the many tyopes of de-mentia, including Alzheimers, Lewy Body, and vascular. Provides caregiver an empa-thetic understanding of residents with dementia.N320 NI 8:30am-3:30pm Th ARR Culp P


C-J 093 NURSE DEL & TRAINING This is a self-study course approved for 9 hours of CE credit. Study materials and video are picked up at registration and must be completed prior to test date.N325 NI 8:00am-10:00am F ARR Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $46.62. Class meets 10/2/09.

C-J 094 NURSE DEL & DIABETES This is a self-study course approved for 9 hours of CE credit. Study materials and video are picked up at registration and must be completed prior to test date.N330 NI 10:00am-2:00pm F ARR Culp P


C-J 096 MODIFIED FUND CAREGIVE Self-study course for credentialed CNAs, LPNs, RNs, PTs, and OTs who want to work in adult family homes, Assisted Living facilities (boarding homes), and in-home care. Meets DSHS requirements.N335 NI 1:00pm-3:00pm F ARR Culp P


Language & CultureC-L 020 SIGN LANGUAGE An introduction to the vocabulary and visual features of sign language. For students interested in communicating with deaf persons. Washington State clock hours of-fered.N345 N 6:00pm-8:00pm W M121 Gustason G

No refund after class meets. NO CLASS on Wednesday, November 11, 2009 - Veteran’s Day. Class fee = $66. Class meets 9/23 to 12/2/09.


Olympic PeninsulaC-O 010 RAILROADS Learn the general historical background of the railroad in North America and then concentrate on the histories of the 30+ railroads that operated in Clallam County. The histories of the local railroads will be illustrated through maps and photographs and with hands-on artifacts. A short section will cover current-day rail travel in the US, UK, and Australia.N510 N 7:00pm-9:00pm T M125 Hauff S


S-O 009 NATURAL HISTORY OLY PEN Join Coke Smith, conservation biologist, teacher, and professional photographer to ex-plore the natural wonders of our Olympic Peninsula from the sea to the alpine. Experi-ence the habitats and species that make up the ecosystems of the Olympic Peninsula through field trips, photo essays, and discussions. Specific topics of this course will include Olympic Peninsula geology and glaciation as well as a detailed explanation of our local plant communities. The course will also present a detailed survey of Olym-pic flora. We will learn about the various animals on the peninsula ranging from the marine intertidal to terrestrial invertebrates and the megafauna of the region. Salmon ecology and the Elwha Dams removal will also be a special topic addressed in the course. Student responsible for own transportation. Field trips on Saturdays, 10/17 and 10/24. Washington State clock hours offered.N515 N 3:30pm-5:30pm W 902 Smith C

Class fee = $58. Class meets at Port Angeles High School, 304 East Park St., Port Angeles, WA. Class meets 9/23 to 12/2/09.

Special FeaturesS-SF 001 INVESTMENTS 101 Learn about stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities, and how they fit into your port-folio. Discussions include risk analysis and management, benefits of diversification, retirement planning prior to and in retirement, cost and fees associated with investing, tax impacts on investing, and estate planning.N800 N 2:00pm-3:50pm T M134 Frick G

Class fee = $58. Class meets 9/22 to 11/24/09.

S-SF 006 CURRENT TRENDS INVESTING The world of investing changes quickly and new trends can mean challenges and opportunities. The class will explore the most current events in the economy and in investing and give you insights into how even in these times, the market can work for you.N805 N 2:00pm-3:50pm Th M134 Frick G

Class fee = $58. Class meets 9/24 to 12/3/09.

Take the first step toward a career in the health professions.

Train for potential jobs in:Nursing HomesAssisted LivingAdult Family HomesHospitalsHome Health Care

Classes in Port Angeles and Forks, October 5 through October 22, 20099:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Clinical 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily.For more information call Fran Dodson, 360.417.6505Peninsula College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs and activities. Coordination of compli-ance is the responsibility of the Human Resources Officer, PC HR Office, 360.417.6212.


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SequimBasic Studies

Register for Basic Studies classes with the instructor during class. For information, call (360) 417-7981 or 417-6382. Classes meet at Sequim Community School, 220 West Alder.

TRANSITION EDUCATIONSmall- and large-group instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, and basic com-puter skills to prepare students for the General Education Development (GED) Test for high school equivalency or transition to college classes. 8:00am-11:30am MTWTh 8W Herbold N

Class meets at Sequim Community School, 220 W. Alder.

ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE For persons for whom English is a non-native language. Includes practice in reading, writing, speaking, listening, pronunciation, and interaction skills. 1:00pm-3:30pm MTTh 8W Zamberlin N 5:30pm-8:00pm MTTh 8W Chapman T

Class meets at Sequim Community School, 220 W. Alder.

ESL classes begin 9/14/09

Family Life EducationPARENTS & TODDLERSParents and their children (10 months to three years old) participate in a program with children’s activities and parent discussions. Parents register at the preschool site and earn college credit while enrolled in these courses.

For information about Sequim Pre-3, contact Heidi Krzyworz at 582-0287. For more information about Peninsula College Family Life Education programs, contact Pam Maurides at 417-6496 or visit the website: http://pc.ctc.edu/fle/default.asp.

Community ClassesAll of the Arts

C-AA 020 BEGINNING DRAWING Designed for beginners, but all levels welcome. Cover the basics of line, value, form, and perspective in a supportive environment with a focus on encouraging your creativity. Media will be graphite pencil. For materials list contact instructor at [email protected] S 1:30pm-4:30pm Th SR Larsen L

No refund after class meets. Class meets downstairs South room at the Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class fee = $189. Class meets 9/24 to 11/19/09.

C-AB 004 BEG ACRYLIC PAINT Discover a world of possibilities with acrylic paints. This beginning course includes color mixing and composition, a range of techniques from a traditional approach, watercolor, resist methods, palette knife, mixed media, and more. No solvents neces-sary; clean up with water. Contact instructor, Linda Larsen at [email protected] for supply list after registration.S140 S 1:30pm-4:30pm M SR Larsen L


C-AB 054 OIL PASTEL WORKSHOP Oil pastels are versatile, easy to use, and produce beautiful translucent color. Learn basic oil pastel techniques and color mixing in this Saturday course. New and previous

students welcome. Materials extra. Bring a lunch. Contact instructor for materials list: [email protected]. Washington State clock hours offered.S143 S 12:30pm-4:30pm Sa SR Larsen L


C-AI 018 THE JOY OF WRITING There’s no better time than the present to start writing. Everyone has a story to tell. Whether you write fiction or stories from your past or thoughts about the future, don’t put off writing for another day. This course is designed for everyone who wants a “kick start.” Make the time to share your thoughts by putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard). In a positive atmosphere, writers at every level can experience the joy of writing and improve how they write without fear of being graded or negatively criticized.S148 S 3:00pm-5:00pm T SR Redshaw R

No refund after class meets. Class meets downstairs South room at the Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. NO CLASS on 10/20/09. Class fee = $59. Class meets 9/22 to 10/27/09.

Computers/TechnologyS-C 015 COMPUTER BASICS Wishing you knew more? Whether you’ve already had a class or haven’t turned on your computer, this basic class will help you improve your skills. Information on purchasing the right computer is included with the terminology and component information you need to know to ask questions. Topics include creating, moving, and organizing files and folders, opening and closing software, basic computer maintenance, saving and sending your pictures, the Internet and Internet security, researching online and email communications. Open up a whole new world of information and communication and enjoy the experience!S555 SU1 3:00pm-5:00pm M Brock-Richmond

Class fee = $63. Class meets at Dungeness Design, 520 N. Sequim Avenue, Sequim. Class meets 9/21 to 11/23/09.

Digital Media/PhotographyC-D 003 GRAVESTONES & CEMETERIES Genealogy may be the second most popular hobby in America today making good gravestone and cemetery photography essential for the researcher. Gravestones and cemeteries can be among the most challenging of photographic subjects. This two-day workshop will show you how to get clear and sharp photos, what equipment you will need, specific techniques required, cemetery legal and ethical considerations, and how to share your photos with online cemetery and genealogy sites. Students will provide their own transportation for the field trip. Field trip on Saturday, September 26, 2009; 10am to 4pm. Bring sack lunch.S560 S 1:00pm-4:00pm T DD Bassett DJ

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Dungeness Design, 520 N. Sequim Avenue, Sequim. Class fee = $79. Class meets 9/22 to 9/26/09.

C-D 006 NATURAL LANDSCAPE PHOTO Three-day class. Here we are in the shadow of the majestic Olympic Mountains, close to dramatic coastal beaches and the spectacular Strait of Juan de Fuca—a not-to-be-missed opportunity for great photography. Learn the secrets of the masters and discover how to use color, light, and composition to create outstanding images. Learn to build a solid technical foundation that enables you to take the photographs you’ve always wanted to take. Discussion covers such topics as depth-of-field, lenses, natural light, metering, exposure and difficult lighting situations. The second classroom ses-sion will include positive print/image reviews, discussions of issues raised on the field session and what your next step in photography may be. Students will provide their own transportation for the field trip. Field trip on Saturday, October 3, 2009, 10am to 2pm. Bring a sack lunch.S563 S 1:00pm-4:00pm T DD Bassett DJ 10:00am-2:00pm Sa DD Bassett DJ


Sequim Classes


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Art Classes with Marina ShipovaLearn to draw or improve your skills with artist and graphic designer Marina Shipova. She offers a series of colored

pencil workshops focused on topics of artistic interest that provide the opportunity to practice specific techniques. Each class has step-by-step instructions as well as information on tools, materials, shading, and various techniques. Students need to bring their own colored pencils. Paper is provided.

All workshops meet from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class fee = $35 each. No refund after class meets.C-AA 001 FALL LEAVESLearn how to draw realistic, full-color leaves from nature. Bring your choice of color and leaf species. Students will be led, step-by-step, through the workshop focusing on colored pencil techniques. Students please provide colored pencils. Paper will be supplied.S100 S Monday ODSH Shipova M

Class meets 9/21/09.

C-AA 035 BIRD AND BIRDHOUSESWe are going to study a new approach to drawing birds. This time birds are in motion (flying, moving, etc..). This will be in conjunction with drawing old, weathered and rustic bird houses. Students please provide colored pencils. Paper will be supplied.S103 S Monday ODSH Shipova M


C-AA 042 BOTANICAL STUDYYou want to draw vegetables so they look realistic, using proper shapes and colors. It’s not too hard. Soon you will be drawing vegetables that look good enough to eat. This concise guide for artists at every level, features easy-to-follow steps for realistic depictions of vegetables like onions. Shading techniques, composition, shadow, and light methods and outlining approaches that will help artists recapture basic botanical drawing with vitality and expression.S105 S Monday ODSH Shipova M


The following NEW classes are offered in Mixed Media with Marina Shipova. Students, please bring your own colored pencils. Some classes require additional materials. These are listed with class title.

All workshops meet from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class fee = $35 each. No refund after class meets.

C-AE 017 MIXED MEDIA- FALL LEAVESWe will explore a new media this fall. We will create the background in watercolor and add the final details in colored pencil. This speeds up the drawing process and brings new emotionality to the finished work. Stu-dents please provide colored pencils, watercolor paper, and watercolors.S120 S Monday ODSH Shipova M


C-AA 046 SEA OTTER DRAWINGSea otters give us the opportunity to study wet hair texture drawing. Another aspect of this workshop will be the exploration of drawing the reflections of moving and standing water. Students please provide col-ored pencils. Paper will be supplied.S107 S Monday ODSH Shipova M


C-AA 051 COUNTRY BARNSLearn to draw a barn and bring the best of the farm to life. Learn how to draw a barn landscape in just few simple steps. We will learn drawing and shading techniques that allow artists to create a wide variety of old wood textures, from rusty mossy wood to smooth stones. With easy-to-understand information on tools and materials, basic strokes, shading techniques and more you will learn everything aspiring artists need to know to start creating their own masterful works of landscape art.S109 S Monday ODSH Shipova M


C-AA 064 BOTANICAL STUDY - HOLLYThis workshop is great for beginners. We will be studying the classical approach to classical, botanical illustration as close to nature as possible. Students please provide colored pencils. Paper will be supplied.S110 S Monday ODSH Shipova M


C-AA 081 NATIVE AMERICAN PORTRAITIn this workshop, we will learn how to draw a human portrait in general and specifically we will study the textures of classic Native American faces from photographs. Please bring colored pencils. Paper will be provided.S111 S Monday ODSH Shipova M


Sequim Classes

C-AE 018 SNOWSCAPESSnowscapes are always beautiful and mysterious to behold. Drawing and painting snowscapes requires several special skills which we will be discovering in this class. Students please provide colored pencils. Paper will be supplied.S125 S Monday ODSH Shipova M


C-AE 019 CHRISTMAS CARDS In this workshop we will learn how to design and draw/paint Christmas cards both in colored pencil, watercolor and white acrylics. Think how nice it will be to send Christmas cards this Christmas that you have cre-ated yourself. Students please provide colored pencils, paper and other materials will be supplied.S130 S Monday ODSH Shipova M



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C-F 017 CHANTERELLESIncludes treasure-hunt style foray map and instructions, cooking demo, mushroom hunting lore, information about local resources, and detailed printed handouts with information and recipes.S150 S1 1:30pm- 4:00pm Th SQPR Bassett M

Class fee = $55. Class meets 9/24/09.

C-F 018 COOKING WITH CHANTERELLESLearn how to choose, clean, and prepare chanterelles for cooking. Participate in hands-on demos including Stuffed Puff Pastry Appetizers, Chanterelle Risott, Chante-relle Cream Soup, Egg Tart with Chanterelles and Leaks, and more.S160 S1 1:30pm- 4:00pm Th SQPR Bassett M


Cooking with MushroomsCookbook author Magdalena Bassett shares her mushroom

expertise with students in a series of workshops that highlight her experiences with mushroom hunting on the Olympic Peninsula. Mushroom foray maps, hands-on cooking demonstrations, recipes, anecdotes, questions and answers, handouts, and email support will all be featured. Each class provides recipes and samples.

No refund after class meets. Class meets at the Sequim Prairie Grange, 290 Macleay Road, Sequim. Cost = $55 per class.

C -F 019 COOKING WITH MUSHROOMSWild and store bought. Preparation techniques for delicious dishes with oyster, shii-take, white button, portabella, and crimini mushrooms. Hands-on demo will include Mushroom and Onion Phylo Packets, Brioche Mushroom Roll, Oyster Mushroom chips, Portabella Schnitzels, and more.S170 S1 1:30pm- 4:00pm Th SQPR Bassett M


C-F 020 PRESERVING MUSHROOMSWild and store bought. Participate in hands-on demonstration of marinating mush-rooms, and creating dishes with reconstituted dried mushrooms. Learn to prepare Mushrooms in Pastry, Mushroom Blintzes, Porcini Soup, marinated and Fresh Mush-room Tart, and more.S180 S1 1:30pm- 4:00pm Th SQPR Bassett M


C-D 007 BEYOND AUTOMATIC This 3-day intermediate photography class offers a solid foundation for understanding the potential for creating personally expressive photographs using your digital camera. Learn how manual and built-in features of your digital camera can support your personal vision instead of impeding it. This class takes intermediate photographers from exposure compensation, manipulation of depth-of-field, shutter speed and more, to the ultimate goal of creating more compelling photographs. Second and third sessions will include positive commentary and discussion on participant photographs.S564 S 1:00pm-4:00pm T DD Bassett DJ 10:00am-1:00pm Sa DD Bassett DJ


C-D 009 GENEALOGY/SCANNING PHOTO Getting ready to scan those boxes of old photographs in your garage or closet? Tat-tered and faded photos can be a challenge to scan. Learn about proper resolution settings for your scanner. Discover the difference between TIFF and JPEG digital files and how to properly archive them when you are finished. This demonstration work-shop will give you the skills to scan your family photos with confidence, produce high quality prints for your family tree and albums, and optimize images for uploading to online genealogy sites.S566 S 1:00pm-4:00pm T DD Bassett DJ


C-D 011 3D DESIGN WITH SKETCHUP A four-session course designed to get you started with using Google’s free Sketchup 3D drawing and modeling software. Students will learn the basic tools for drawing 3D models by designing a simple piece of furniture and a space. This course is for beginners with Windows-based PC experience. Students are encouraged to bring their own laptop.S570 S 6:00pm-7:45pm T DD Forsbeck K


C-D 024 PHOTOSHOP FOR ARTISTS Learn how to use your computer and Photoshop as a means to link your creative inten-tions with digital flexibility. These interactive classes create confidence with a click of a mouse and a wave of a magic wand. Lessons will cover techniques with visually ac-tive lectures and demonstrations with provided instructional materials and structured hands-on exercises. Participants are encouraged to bring their own personal projects to customize their learning. This course requires an active imagination and basic com-puter knowledge. Bring your own laptop. Laptop must have Photoshop CS installed (any version will work as this is an introductory class.)S575 S1 3:00pm-5:00pm W Brock-Richmond


S-D 042 PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS Preserve your history through pictures. Develop skills using Adobe Photoshop Ele-ments computer software to edit digital images and prepare photos for the Internet (web or e-mail). We’ll supply the photos and teach you the techniques to work with your own pictures. Students should have basic computer skills.S590 SU1 5:30pm-7:30pm M Brock-Richmond


S-D 043 PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS II This class builds on image techniques learned in Photoshop Elements I and takes them beyond the basics. Unleash the image editing and enhancement capabilities of Ele-ments through Adjustment Layers, Blending Modes, and Smart Brush to make images extraordinary. Learn gradients, montages, painting black and white, brush options, art techniques, and more. Prerequisite: Photoshop Elements I or Photoshop.S595 SU1 5:00pm-7:00pm W Brock-Richmond


Sequim Classes

NEW Cooking Classes


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Food & EntertainmentC-F 021 PUFF PASTRY Cream Puffs, Eclairs, Shrimp Puffs, Croutons, and other sweet and savory uses for puff pastry. The class starts with a shared appetizer—fresh bread, mozzarella, tomatoes and basil—followed by a demonstration of several pastries. Tasting, questions and answers, detailed printed handouts with information and recipes, email support.S185 S1 1:30pm-4:00pm Th DD Bassett M


C-F 022 CHOCOLATE Tart, Cake, Choc-Choc Chip Cookies, Brownies. The class starts with a shared appetizer —baguette with pesto, goat cheese and roasted peppers—followed by a demon-stration of several pastries. Tasting, questions & answers, detailed printed handouts with information and recipes, email support.S190 S1 1:30pm-4:00pm Th DD Bassett M

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Dungeness Design, 520 N. Sequim Avenue, Sequim. Class fee = $55. Class meets 11/5/09.

C-F 023 HOLIDAY PASTRY Tiramisu, Meringues, Boucht Noel. The class starts with a shared appetizer—fresh bread, local artisan cheese, fresh fruit—followed by a demonstration of several pas-tries. Tasting, questions & answers, detailed printed handouts with information and recipes, email support.S195 S1 1:30pm-4:00pm Th DD Bassett M


Garden & HomeC-GA 002 HOMEOWNERS – REMODEL 101 A one-session seminar providing information for homeowners on planning budget-ing, design process, permits and construction for residential exterior and interior remodels.S220 S 5:30pm-8:30pm T DD Forsbeck K


C-GB 025 SEQUIM SEASONAL GARDEN Horticulturist Andrew May believes this is the best climatic zone for gardeners in North America. He will guide you through the year with season-by-season instruc-tion. Fall is the most crucial time of year for ensuring success in next year’s garden. Join him for this season’s best gardening tips!S225 S 10:00am-12:00pm F ART May A

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Sequim Senior Cen-ter, 921 E. Hammond, Sequim. Class fee = $89.

C-GC 001 GARDEN WORKSHOP Intensive hands-on, get-dirty workshop. Dress for the weather and bring your pruners if you want to join horticulturist Andrew May in this field tour of two of his gardens. Students will be involved in hands-on demonstrations learning to do the things that create a successful garden for the coming year. Class meets in the field. Bring a sack lunch and your own transportation.S230 S 9:30am-4:30pm Sa May A

No refund after class meets. Class meets 10/17/09. Class fee = $65. Class meets 143 Marigold Lane, Sequim.

Language & CultureC-L 020 SIGN LANGUAGE An introduction to the vocabulary and visual features of sign language. For students interested in communicating with deaf persons. Washington State clock hours of-fered.S245 S 6:00pm-8:00pm T SR Gustason G


C-L 021 SIGN LANGUAGE II Continuation of C-L 020, Sign Language. Washington State clock hours offered.S250 S 6:00pm-8:00pm Th ODSR Gustason G

No refund after class meets. Class meets in Old Dunge-ness School House. 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. No class on Thursday, 10/29/09 and 11/26/09. Class fee = $76. Class meets 9/17 to 12/3/09.

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Learn about Photography!

Learn about different aspects of photography with D.J. Bassett, professional photographer and photography instructor.

• Natural Landscape Photography• Gravestones and Cemeteries• Beyond Automatic• Genealogy/Scanning Photos

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C-L 060 INTRO TO SPANISH This class is an introduction to Spanish, starting with basic greetings and focusing on verbal communication in everyday situations. Students will learn vocabulary, basic grammar structures, and have the opportunity for verbal practice in a variety of participatory activities. Culture topics will be integrated into the lessons. Optional homework will be given. Washington State Clock hours offered.S260 S 10:00am-12:00pm T SR Pasco J


C-L 066 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH This class is for students with some working knowledge of Spanish. We will focus on communication, brush up on the present and past tenses, and add vocabulary and grammar structures. There will be a variety of participatory activities and op-portunities for practice. Culture topics will be integrated into the lessons. Students can suggest grammar and vocabulary topics. Optional homework will be provided. If you are unsure which level you should be in, please contact instructor at 683-8979. Washington State Clock hours offered.S265 S 12:30pm-2:30pm T SR Pasco J


C-L 086 BEGINNING FRENCH For beginners and on-going students of the French language. La Fete Franchise II is a mixture of grammar, culture, pronunciation, food, and fun for the far-from-fluent francophone. Washington State clock hours offered.S270 S 11:00am-1:00pm Th SR Duenas V


Health & FitnessS-H 018 BALANCE AND FITNESS This is fitness and balance exercises for the unexercised; a fun and rewarding class. One hour classes twice a week include a warm-up and gentle exercise for balance, health, and stretching.S905 S 9:00am-9:50am MW SBGC Frazier C

Class fee = $34 Class meets at Sequim Boys and Girls Club, 400 W. Fir Ave., Sequim. NO CLASS on Monday, May 25, 2009. Memorial Day. Class meets 9/21 to 11/30/09.

S906 S2 9:00am-9:50am TTh SBGC Frazier CClass fee = $34 Class meets at Sequim Boys and Girls Club, 400 W. Fir Ave., Sequim. Class meets 9/22 to 12/1/09.

S-H 028 BEGINNING TAI CHI This class is for beginning Tai Chi students. Tai Chi is an ancient form of Chinese exer-cise and self-defense designed to improve physical health, decrease stress, and bring unity to mind, body and spirit. Tai Chi uses martial arts movements performed very slowly in order to improve balance coordination and strength. It is often called “mov-ing meditation.” Tai Chi is a beautiful flowing set of exercises that improves flexibility, coordination, balance and cardiovascular fitness.S910 S 5:00pm-6:00pm TTh ODSH Biery M

Class fee = $34 Class meets in Old Dungeness School House. 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. No class on Thursday, 10/29/09. Class meets 9/17 to 11/24/09.

S-H 029 TAI CHI This class is for students that have taken the Beginning Tai Chi class. Tai Chi is an ancient form of Chinese exercise designed to improve physical health and decrease stress. Performing martial arts movements very slowly, Tai Chi is a great way to improve flexibility, coordination, balance and cardiovascular fitness for all ages and abilities. This class allows students to follow the entire form each class and then focus on individual practice.S915 S 6:15pm-7:15pm TTh ODSH Biery M

Class fee = $34 Class meets in Old Dungeness School House. 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. No class on Thursday, 10/29/09. Class meets 9/17 to 11/24/09.

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S-H 033 YOGA We will explore basic yoga techniques for stress reduction, and to improve flexibility, strength, balance, and body awareness. This class is not designed or appropriate for students who have limited mobility or balance instability. Please check with your health care professional before starting any exercise or yoga program. Bring yoga sticky mat and two firm blankets.S920 S1 1:00pm-2:50pm M ODSH Wasous C

Class fee = $34 Class meets in Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class meets 9/21 to 11/23/09.

S921 S2 9:00pm-10:50pm M ODSH BoekelheideClass fee = $34 Class meets in Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class meets 9/21 to 11/23/09.

S922 S3 5:30pm-7:20pm M ODSH Wasous CClass fee = $34 Class meets in Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class meets 9/21 to 11/23/09.

Olympic PeninsulaC-O 001 FLY-FISHING BASICS Learn the basics of fly-fishing. Class provides information about tackle and techniques on how to catch a fish with a fly. Students will provide their own gear and transporta-tion. Field trip on 10/17/09. Location to be announced.S275 S 6:00pm-9:00pm M ODSH Link R ARR Sa ODSH Link R

No refund after class meets. Class meets in Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class fee = $160. Class meets 9/21 to 10/12/09.

C-O 003 FLY-FISHING WORKSHOP Learn how to apply the fundamentals from fly-fishing basics class. Includes three Satruday field trips, each with prior Monday classroom instruction explaining waters, techniques, and flies to be used when fly-fishing the Olympic Peninsula. Students will provide their own gear and transportation. Field trip locations to be announced.S280 S 6:00pm-8:00pm M ODSH Link R

No refund after class meets. Class meets in Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class fee = $160. Class meets 10/19 to 11/7/09.

C-O 077 FISHING HOT-SPOTS Learn where the Olympic Peninsula’s fishing hot-spots are located: the beaches, estu-aries, rivers, streams, high lakes, lowland lakes, beaver ponds, and open salt waters. The tackle used, techniques, and existing fisheries are also discussed. There are three classroom sessions with three Saturday field trips. Students will provide their own gear and transportation. Field trip locations to be announced.S300 S 6:00pm-8:00pm MSa ODSH Link R

No refund after class meets. Class meets in Old Dungeness School House, 2781 Towne Rd., Sequim. Class fee = $160. Class meets 11 to 11/28/09.

Special FeaturesS-SF 020 LECTURE SERIES A unique opportunity to attend college lectures on a wide range of topics in the Arts and Sciences delivered by Peninsula College faculty and administrators. Speaking on areas of expertise and/or current research interests, presenters will be thought provok-ing and occasionally controversial—but always interesting. Topics and presenters will be published on our website at www.pc.ctc.edu/community_education/ Washing-ton State clock hours offered.S945 S 3:15pm-5:15pm W East N

Class fee = $46. Lectures meet at the Sequim High School Board room. 503 North Sequim Avenue, Sequim. No lecture on November 11, 2009. Veteran’s Day. Class meets 9/23 to 11/18/09.


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East Jefferson County

East Jefferson CountyServing Brinnon, Chimacum, Nordland, Port Hadlock, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend, and Quilcene.298 Battery Way Port Townsend, WA 98368Phone: 360.385.4605Fax: 360.385.4570Office Hours: Monday–Thursday: 10:00 am-6:00 pm, Friday: 10:00 am-1:00 pm. Learning Center 360.379.5687Jackie Jardine-Moore, Administrator Anna Green, CoordinatorAdvising and testing available to help place students in appropriate courses.

Addiction StudiesHSSA 105 PHYS/PHARM-ALCOHOL/DRUGS 5crT260* JUI 6:45pm-9:15pm MT CLRK Lapin A

Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

HSSA 136 RELAPSE PREVENTION 3crT270* JUI 3:45pm-6:40pm Th CLRK Webb G


HSSA 165 CHEM DEPEND & ETHICS 3crT280* JUI 3:45pm-6:40pm T CLRK Webb G


Basic StudiesRegister for Basic Studies classes with the instructor during class. For information, call (360) 385-4605.

TRANSITION EDUCATIONSmall- and large-group instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, and basic com-puter skills to prepare students for the General Education Development (GED) Test for high school equivalency or to transition to college classes. 3:00pm-5:30pm MTW I Ely A

Class meets at the Port Townsend Extension Site, Fort Worden State Park.

8:30am-11:30am MTWTh CLRK Johnson MClass meets at Jefferson Education Center, 219 W. Patison, Port Hadlock.

ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE For persons for whom English is a non-native language. Includes practice in reading, writing, speaking, listening, pronunciation, and interaction skills. 9:00am-12:00pm MTWTh I Lemay S

Class meets at the Port Townsend Extension Site, Fort Worden State Park.

BiologyBIOL 105 INTRO TO CELL BIOLOGY 3crT110 COL ARR ARR Fetrow E

Online course. See sidebar for information. Attendance is required on 10/24/09 from 1:30-3:30pm and on 12/5/09 from 1:30-2:30pm. Meet at the Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park, School House, Room I.

BIOL 150L INTRO TO MARINE BIOLOGY 5crT120* JUO 6:00pm-9:00pm M RM-H Blackie B 6:00pm-9:00pm M RM-H Kingfisher J

Class meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park. Class includes an online component. Labs will be held at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center.

Communication StudiesCMST& 220 PUBLIC SPEAKING 5crT125 JU 6:00pm-8:30pm MW RM-D Hartt J

Class meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park.

Computer ApplicationsCAT 116 WINDOWS/FILE MANAGEMENT 1crT130* JLU ARR ARR LC Westlund D

This class meets at the Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park

CAT 117 WORD BASICS 1crT140* JLU ARR ARR LC Westlund D


CAT 118 EXCEL BASICS 1crT150* JLU ARR ARR LC Westlund D


A variety of Professional/ Technical and Workforce programs are offered in East Jefferson County through a combination of online, face-to-face, and ITV classes. Programs vary based on current demand. The Associ-ate of Arts Transfer Degree is offered on a continuing basis in Port Townsend and includes a variety of course titles from the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.


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CAT 119 ACCESS BASICS 1crT160* JLU ARR ARR LC Westlund D


Early Childhood EducationE C E 101 OBSERVE & PARTICIPATE 2crT170* JIU 4:00pm-6:00pm Th LEWS Cline Y

Class includes an online component. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

E C E 107 NUTRITION, HEALTH, SAFETY 3crT180* OUI 3:30pm-5:30pm W LEWS Cline/Carriveau

Class includes an online component. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

E C E 120 ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN 3crT190* OIU 6:00pm-8:00pm Th LEWS Cline Y

Students meet on Port Angeles campus on 10/1 and 12/3. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock. Class includes an online component. Contact instructor for further information.

E C E 146 PRACTICUM I 3crT200* JIU 4:30pm-5:30pm T LEWS Cline Y

Class meets at Hadlock site, 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock. Six hours of lab per week TBA.

E C E 171 INFANT-TODDLER RELATIONS 3crT205* OUI 6:00pm-8:00pm W LEWS Berry J

Class also includes an online component. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

EducationEDUC& 114 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3crT210* UIO 6:00pm-8:00pm T LEWS Berry J

Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock. Class includes an online component. Contact instructor for further information.

EnglishENGL& 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I 5crT230* JU1 6:00pm-8:30pm TTh RM-H Cecil W

Class meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park. Prerequisite required.

T240* JU2 3:00pm-5:30pm MW RM-D Hartt JClass meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park. Prerequisite required.

Family Life EducationPARENTS & TODDLERSParents and their children (10 months to three-years-old) participate in a program with children’s activities and parent discussions. Parents register at the preschool site and earn college credit while enrolled in these courses.

For information about Port Townsend Playschool Toddler Group, contact Jen Kingfisher at 379-5681. For more informa-tion about Peninsula College Family Life Education programs, contact Pam Maurides at 417-6496 or visit the website: http://pc.ctc.edu/fle/default.asp


STRUCTURED MATH LAB—PORT TOWNSENDLectures, classroom discussion, online and face-to-face instruction all help stu-dents be successful in Math. This is NOT a self-paced lab class. All classes meet in Room F, at the Peninsula College Extension Site, Fort Worden State Park, Port Townsend.

The following classes have lectures scheduled with Larry Dewey from 6:00 p.m. to 8:25 p.m., Monday through Thursday.

MATH 064 PREALGEBRA 5crT330* JUO 6:00pm-8:25pm MTWTh RM-F Dewey L

Class includes an online component. Prerequisite required.

MATH 072 ELEM ALGEBRA 5crT340* JUO 6:00pm-8:25pm MTWTh RM-F Dewey L


MATH 099 INTER ALGEBRA 5crT350* JUO 6:00pm-8:25pm MTWTh RM-F Dewey L


The following classes have lectures scheduled with Jeff Selby from 4:30 p.m. to 5:55 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

AMATH 121 APPL MATH/PROF TECH I 3-5crT100* JUO 4:30pm-5:55pm MTWTh RM-F Selby J


MATH 110 SURVEY OF MATH 5crT360* JUO 4:30pm-5:55pm MTWTh RM-F Selby J


MATH& 141 PRECALCULUS I 5crT370* JUO 4:30pm-5:55pm MTWTh RM-F Selby J


MATH& 142 PRECALCULUS II 5crT380* JUO 4:30pm-5:55pm MTWTh RM-F Selby J



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First AidF A 180 F A FOR HEALTH PROVIDERS 1crT255 J 9:00am-6:00pm Sa ARR Manly T


General StudiesG S 121 STUDIUM GENERALE 1crT285 A ARR ARR Staff

Contact the Port Townsend Site at 360.385.4605 for more information.

Human DevelopmentHUMDV 033 DEVELOPMENTAL EDUC I 1-2crT290 JL ARR ARR LC Westlund D


HUMDV 112 OCCUPATIONAL EXPLORATION 1- 2crT300* JU ARR ARR Adams P

Call (360)417-6343 for initial appointment.

HUMDV 114 RESUME WRITING 1- 2crT310* JU ARR ARR Adams P


HUMDV 115 INTERVIEW SKILLS 1- 2crT320* JU ARR ARR Adams P


PhilosophyPHIL 105 CRITICAL THINKING 5crT400* JU 3:00pm-5:30pm TTh RM-D Cecil W


Physical EducationP E 108 CONDITIONING & WELLNESS 1crT405 J ARR ARR Staff

Contact Port Townsend Site at 360.385.4605 for available times.

P E 142 YOGA 1crT407 J ARR ARR Staff


P E 162 WEIGHT TRAINING 1crT409 J ARR ARR Staff


Political SciencePOLS& 202 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 5crT410* JUO 3:00pm-5:30pm M RM-H Stengel D

Class meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park. Class includes an online component.

Social SciencesSOCSI 101 GLOBAL ISSUES 5crT420* JU 6:00pm-8:30pm TTh RM-D Roberts J


SpanishSPAN& 121 SPANISH I 5crT430* JU 3:00pm-5:30pm TTh RM-H Duenas V


Community ClassesAll of the Arts

C-AA 012 DRAW IN A DAY Yes, you can learn to draw! This one-day course, limited to beginners, will introduce you to basic drawing and develop your natural ability. Bring a 2B drawing pencil, 14x17 sketch book, and your lunch. Washington State Clock hours offered.T805 J 9:00am-4:00pm Sa RM-I Larsen L

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park. Class fee = $49. Class meets 9/26/09.

C-AA 090 DRAWING I Beginning Drawing class is designed to help break barriers of fear and encourage your creativity. You will “learn to see” while you study the basics of line, value, form and per-spective. Mediums will include charcoal, conte crayon, pencil, pen and India ink wash. All levels welcome. Supplies list available one week before class. Materials extra.T807 J 9:30am-12:30pm T RM-D Lansdon M

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park. Class fee = $106. Class meets 10/13 to 11/10/09.

C-AB 003 ACRYLIC PAINTS In a relaxed, supportive environment, learn tried-and-true techniques as you paint with a professional artist. Explores acrylics, a forgiving, versatile painting medium. (No solvents necessary; clean up with water!) Covers all basic elements of painting as well as more advanced instruction for each student’s individual needs and desires for the class. Materials extra, list will be available two weeks before start date at http://www.jessewatson.com/materialslist.html.T809 J 5:00pm-7:00pm Th RM-I Watson J


C-AB 042 PAINT PORT TOWNSEND Discover Port Townsend’s “art spirit” with well known local painter/teacher Miriam Lansdon. Select and simplify composition and address the elements of value and color while exploring locations such as Fort Worden, Chetzemoka Park and downtown Port Townsend. Demonstrations will include techniques that pertain to watercolor; however, other mediums are welcome. In the event of bad weather, class will work from photographs. Bring a lunch or visit the Commons. Supplies list available one week before class. Materials extra.T810 J 9:00am-4:00pm W RM-H Lansdon M



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Paint Jam!

Experiment with the powerful force of sound and music and watch how it directly affects the artwork you create. With Jesse Watson. Class meets October 17 and 24, 2009, 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. Materials list on www.jessewatson.com 2 weeks before start date.

Call 360-385-4605 to register for C-AB 062, Item #T816.

C-AB 054 INTRO TO OIL PASTELS Oil pastels are versatile, easy to use, and produce beautiful translucent color. Learn basic oil pastel techniques and color mixing in this Saturday course. New and previous students welcome. Materials extra. Bring a lunch. Contact instructor for materials list: [email protected]. Washington State clock hours offered.T814 J 9:00am-1:00pm Sa RM-I Larsen L


C-AB 062 PAINT JAM Take part in a painting experience. Jesse Joshua Watson will lead the class into a memorable audio/visual experience. Students will be painting to different types of music, specifically chosen to elicit emotions. Experiment with the powerful force of sound and music and watch how it directly affects the artwork you create. This is a no-pressure, come-as-you-are workshop. Come have fun letting your paintbrush dance. Materials list will be available two weeks before start date at http://www.jessewatson.com/materialslist.html.T816 J 9:30am-12:30pm Sa RM-I Watson J


C-AE 080 INTRO TO WELDING For artists, sculptors or general interest. This class covers basic welds and bending metals. Students are required to complete safety video (available online or at Ft Worden site) prior to first class. Basic instructional materials are covered in fee but personal project materials are extra. Call 385-4605 for safety material list and info on video. Class size limited.T818 J 9:00am-12:00pm TTh Walsh L

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding, 42 N. Water Street, Port Hadlock, WA 98339. Class fee = $187. Class meets 10/20 to 11/5/09.

C-AI 019 REAL LIFE INTO FICTION Writers lead double lives. As participants and observers, we make notes and gather material, all possible grist for fiction. Learn how to mine your life for fiction potential. Shift through memories, recall details, alter facts, play “what if...?” and transform real people into fiction characters. Class includes exercises and idea starters to generate material for a short story or scene for a novel. Working with this raw mosaic, you’ll create a short manuscript, for review in a read-and-critique session.T820 J 2:30pm-4:30pm Th RM-I MacDonald J


Digital Media/PhotographyC-D 025 ADOBE LIGHTROOM Drowning in pictures? This one-day class introduces photographers to the basic and intermediate functions of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and is designed for any pho-tographer who needs to manage, organize, and find their files in order to process

them through an organized and structured digital workflow. Learn to input images, add essential metadata, expose adjustments, tonal and color corrections, black and white conversion, and final output to screen or print. No knowledge of Adobe Pho-toshop is required.T835 J 9:00am-5:00pm Sa LEWS Jaramillo E

No refund after class meets. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock. Class fee = $89. Class meets 10/24/09.

S-D 020 WEBSITE DESIGN BASICS Websites are a perfect place to store your family photos and history or showcase your hobby. Learn to design and build your own website, explore usability, optimizing im-ages for the web, creating links, and audience connectivity. Participate in the Web 2.0 with collaborative content management systems to build sites by harnessing collec-tive intelligence and online applications. Students need basic computer skills to be successful. Washington State clock hours offered.T837 JU 11:30am-2:30pm M LEWS Jaramillo E

Class fee = $63. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock. Class meets 9/21 to 10/26/09.

S-D 042 PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS I Preserve your history through pictures. Develop skills using Adobe Photoshop Ele-ments computer software to edit digital images and prepare photos for the Internet (web or e-mail). We’ll supply the photos and teach you the techniques to work with your own pictures. Students should have basic computer skills.T840 JU 11:30am-2:30pm M LEWS Jaramillo E

Class fee = $63. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock. Class includes an online component. Class meets 11/2 to 12/7/09.

Environmental InterestC-E 003 BIRD IDENTIFICATION Become a knowledgeable birder and learn to identify the birds of the Pacific North-west. Includes lectures, slide presentations and discussions about birds and birding opportunities. Photo techniques and websites provided as useful guides.T847 J 7:00pm-8:30pm W RM-H Gluckman D


Garden & HomeC-GC 042 BLOCK PRINTING Create your own greeting cards just in time for the holidays, or for any occasion. Design and carve your own linoleum block that you can use again and again to easily print homemade greeting cards. Materials will be provided.T851 J 1:30am-4:30pm Sa RM-I Lansdon M

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park. Class fee = $49. Class meets 11/7/09.



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Health & FitnessS-H 031 INTRODUCTION TO YOGAPracticing yoga improves strength and flexibility while reducing stress and improv-ing overall physical and mental well-being. No prior experience is necessary for this introduction to the balancing and relaxing benefits of yoga.T852 J1 11:00am-12:15pm TTh WGYM MMI Staff

Class fee = $43.60. Class meets at Madrona MindBody Insti-tute, Fort Worden Gym. Bring a yoga mat, two yoga blocks, and one strap measuring six-eight feet. Class meets 9/29 to 12/8/09. No class 11/26/09.

T854 J2 4:00pm-5:15pm TTh WGYM MMI StaffClass fee = $43.60. Class meets at Madrona MindBody Insti-tute, Fort Worden Gym. Bring a yoga mat, two yoga blocks, and one strap measuring six-eight feet. Class meets 9/29 to 12/8/09. No class 11/26/09.

Job Training/CertificationC-J 010 OPEN WELDING LAB Learn basic welding and fabrication techniques or just improve your welding skills. Class provides instruction based on your current level of skill. Fee includes use of equipment, supplies and instructional guidance. Students may work on personal projects but must provide their own materials. All students must complete safety video (available online or at Ft Worden site) prior to first class. Call 385-4605 for safety material list and info on video. Class size limited.T855 J 12:00pm-3:00pm MW Wheeler C

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding, 42 N. Water Street, Port Hadlock, WA 98339. Class fee = $223. Class meets 10/19 to 11/9/09.

C-J 011 ACLS PROVIDER CERT The Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider Course employs case-based teach-ing. Students are required to pass a written exam and a mega code skills evaluation. Upon completion students receive ACLS Provider certification valid for 2 years. Prereq-uisites: Instructor Permission. Text book required for this course.T860 J 9:00am-6:00pm SaSu ARR Manly T

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $200. Class meets 11/14 and 11/15/09. Location to be arranged.

C-J 012 ACLS PROVIDER RENEWAL This Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Provider renewal class gives ACLS Provid-ers updated information and current AHA standards of performance. Students are required to pass a written exam and a mega code skills evaluation. Upon completion students receive certification valid for 2 years. Prerequisites: Student must have cur-rent ACLS Provider card.T865 J 9:00am-6:00pm Sa ARR Manly T

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $150. Class meets 11/14/09. Location to be arranged.

C-J 090 FUNDAMENTALS OF CAREGIVINGThis DSHS curriculum is for those who want to work in adult family homes, Assisted Living facilities (boarding homes), and in-home care. PreReq F A 180. T870 JI 8:30am-4:30pm MTF LEWS Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $145.04. Class meets 9/25 to 9/30/09. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

C-J 091 MENTAL HEALTH CAREGIVINGDesigned to teach a basic understanding of mental illness and caring for the mentally ill. T872 JI 1:00pm-4:00pm W LEWS Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $44. Class meets to 9/30/09. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

C-J 092 DEMENTIA CAREGIVINGThe Dementia for Caregivers class provides an overview of the many types of demen-tia, including Alzheimers, Lewy Body, and vascular. Provides caregiver an empathetic understanding of residents with dementia. T874 JI 8:30am-3:30pm Th LEWS Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $49. Class meets 10/1/09. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

C-J 093 NURSE DEL & TRAININGThis is a self-study course approved for 9 hours of CE credit. Study materials and video are picked up at registration and must be completed prior to test date. T876 JI 8:00am-10:00am F LEWS Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $46.62. Class meets 10/2/09. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

C-J 094 NURSE DEL & DIABETESThis is a self-study course approved for 9 hours of CE credit. Study materials and video are picked up at registration and must be completed prior to test date. T878 JI 10:00am-2:00pm F LEWS Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $46.62. Class meets 10/2/09. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock

C-J 096 MODIFIED FUND CAREGIVESelf-study course for credentialed CNAs, LPNs, RNs, PTs, and OTs who want to work in adult family homes, Assisted Living facilities (boarding homes), and in-home care.Meets DSHS requirements. T880 JI 1:00pm-3:00pm F LEWS Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $36.26. Class meets 10/2/09. Class meets at 209 W. Patison Street, Port Hadlock.

Createyourowngreeting cards!

Make cards for the holidays or other special occasions. Call 360-385-4605 to register for

Block PrintingC-GC 042, Item #T851Class meets Saturday, November 7 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Materials provided.With Miriam Lansdon.



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What’s YOURPhilosophy?

Call 360-385-4605 to register for

Philosophy SeminarC-SF 041, Item #T868 with Dr. Wes Cecil

6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Wednesdays, Sept. 16 to 30, 2009

Learn about philosophical concepts and the use of key principles in lfe in an intensive seminar that outlines core philosophical beliefs and their application to living.

Dr. Wes Cecil

Language & CultureC-L 085 SPANISH I For beginners and on-going students of the Spanish language. Emphasis will be placed on listening and speaking skills that will allow you to communicate at an intro-ductory level in Hispanic culture. Washington State clock hours offered.T905 J 11:30am-1:30pm M RM-F Duenas V


C-L 086 FRENCH I For beginners and on-going students of the French language. La Fete Franchise II is a mixture of grammar, culture, pronunciation, food, and fun for the far-from-fluent francophone. Washington State clock hours offered.T910 J 2:00pm-4:00pm M RM-F Duenas V


C-L 087 FRENCH CONVERSATION Continue your knowledge of the French language with a mixture of literature, gram-mar, culture, pronunciation, food and fun for the somewhat-fluent francophone. Washington State clock hours offered.T915 J 1:00pm-3:00pm F RM-I Duenas V


C-L 088 SPANISH CONVERSATION Continue your knowledge of the Spanish language. Emphasis will be placed on listen-ing and speaking skills which will allow you to communicate at an introductory level in Hispanic culture. Washington State clock hours offered.T920 J 12:15pm-2:15pm W RM-F Duenas V

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Port Townsend Site, Fort Worden State Park. Class fee = $106. Class meets 9/30 to 11/25/09. No class on 11/11/09.

C-L 089 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH For intermediate on-going students of the Spanish language. A mixture of grammar, culture, pronunciation, listening and speaking. Washington State clock hours offered.T925 J 3:15pm-5:15pm F RM-I Duenas V


C-L 090 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH For intermediate on-going students of the French language. A mixture of grammar, culture, pronunciation, listening and speaking. Washington State clock hours offered.T930 J 12:45pm-2:45pm T RM-F Duenas V


Special FeaturesC-SF 041 PHILOSOPHY SEMINAR Dr Wesley Cecil leads this intensive seminar outlining core philosophical beliefs and their application to living. The first day of the seminar will focus on lecture and ques-tions. The subsequent days will focus increasingly on work the individual students are doing related to the use of key philosophical principles in life. There is no required reading, though there will be a series of short exercises designed to aid reflection on the concepts we cover.T868 J 6:00pm-8:00pm W RM-H Cecil W




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West End/Forks

West End/ForksServing Clallam Bay, Forks, La Push, Neah Bay, and Sekiu.71 South Forks AvenueForks, WA 98331Phone: 360.374.3223Fax: 360.374.9738Office Hours:Monday–Thursday: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm., Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.Learning Center 360.374.3223Jackie Jardine-Moore , AdministratorDebbie Scannell, West End Coordinator Academic assessment and advising are available.

Addiction StudiesHSSA 105 PHYS/PHARM-ALCOHOL/DRUGS 5crK295* QUI 6:45pm-9:15pm MT FORK Lapin A

Class meets at Forks Extension Site.

HSSA 136 RELAPSE PREVENTION 3crK300* QUI 3:45pm-6:40pm Th FORK Webb G


HSSA 165 CHEM DEPEND & ETHICS 3crK310* QUI 3:45pm-6:40pm T FORK Webb G


Basic StudiesRegister for Basic Studies classes with the instructor at the class location. For schedule and class information, call (360) 374-3223. Classes meet at the Forks Extension Site.

TRANSITION EDUCATIONSmall- and large-group instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, and basic com-puter skills to prepare students for the General Education Development (GED) Test for high school equivalency or to transition to college classes. 9:00am-2:15pm MWTh Roberts J

ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE For persons for whom English is a non-native language. Includes practice in reading, writing, speaking, listening, pronunciation, and interaction skills. 12:30pm-3:30pm T Tyler L 5:30pm-8:30pm MWTh Tyler L

Computer-Based TrainingC B T 104 INTRO TO KEYBOARDING 1crK110* QLU ARR FORK Staff

Class meets at the Forks Extension Site.

Computer ApplicationsCAT 116 WINDOWS/FILE MANAGEMENT 1crK140* QLU ARR FORK Staff


CAT 117 WORD BASICS 1crK150* QLU ARR FORK Staff


CAT 118 EXCEL BASICS 1crK160* QLU ARR FORK Staff


CAT 119 ACCESS BASICS 1crK170* QLU ARR FORK Staff


DramaDRMA& 101 INTRO TO THEATRE 5crK210* QU 5:30pm-7:50pm MW FORK Velazquez V


Early Childhood EducationE C E 101 OBSERVE & PARTICIPATE 2crK215* QUI 4:00pm-6:00pm Th FORK Cline Y


E C E 107 NUTRITION, HEALTH, SAFET 3crK220* QIU 3:30pm-5:30pm W FORK Cline Y 3:30pm-5:30pm W FORK Carriveau D

Class also includes an online component. Class meets at Forks Extension Site.

E C E 120 ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN 3crK230* IOU 6:00pm-8:00pm Th FORK Cline Y

Students meet on Port Angeles campus on 10/1 and 12/3. This class includes an online component. Please contact instructor for further information. Class meets at Forks Exten-sion Site.

E C E 146 PRACTICUM I 3crK240* QUI 4:30pm-5:30pm T FORK Cline Y

Class meets at Forks Extension Site. Six hours of lab per week TBA.

E C E 171 INFANT-TODDLER RELATIONS 3crK250* OIU 6:00pm-8:00pm W FORK Berry J

Class also includes an online component. Class meets at Forks Extension Site.

K260* IOU 6:00pm-8:00pm W NB Berry J Class also includes an online component. Class meets

in Neah Bay.

EducationEDUC& 114 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 3crK270* OIU 6:00pm-8:00pm T FORK Berry J

This class will incorporate use of live, interactive con-nections originating at the Port Angeles Campus. This class includes an online component. Please contact instructor for further information. Class meets at Forks Extension Site.

Family Life EducationPARENTS, TODDLERS, & PRESCHOOLERSParents and their children (10 months to five-years-old) participate in a program with children’s activities and parent discussions. Parents register at the preschool site and earn college credit while enrolled in these courses.

For information about Basic Beginnings Learning Center (Forks), contact Kim McIrvin at 374-6850. For more informa-tion about Peninsula College Family Life Education programs, contact Pam Maurides at 417-6496 or visit the website: http://pc.ctc.edu/fle/default.asp


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PARENTS’ PRESCHOOL COOPERATIVEA parent participation and education program offered in conjunction with a preschool for children (three to five years old). Parents register at the preschool site and earn college credit while enrolled in these courses.

For information about Clallam Bay Community Preschool (Clallam Bay), contact Eddie Bowlby at 963-2197. For more information about Peninsula College Family Life Education programs, contact Pam Maurides at 417-6496 or visit the website: http://pc.ctc.edu/fle/default.asp

GeologyGEOL 124L EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE 5crK290* QU 5:30pm-8:30pm TTh FORK Cochran B


Human DevelopmentHUMDV 033 DEVELOPMENTAL EDUC I 1- 2crK315 QL ARR ARR FORK Scannell D


Physical EducationP E 108 CONDITIONING & WELLNESS 1crK320 QL ARR ARR HFFC Wedrick C

Lab format. Students required to complete 3 orientation/train-ing sessions in the first week to develop individualized fitness plan, attend two 50-minute sessions per week thereafter. Class meets at Health First Fitness Center in Forks. Contact instruc-tor to schedule mandatory orientation during the first week.

P E 109 CONDITIONING & WELLNESS 1crK330 QL ARR ARR HFFC Wedrick C

Lab format. Students required to complete 3 orientation/train-ing sessions in the first week to develop individualized fitness plan, attend two 50-minute sessions per week thereafter. Class meets at Health First Fitness Center in Forks. Contact instruc-tor to schedule mandatory orientation during the first week.

P E 142 YOGA 1crK340 QL ARR ARR HFFC Wedrick C

Class meets at Health First Fitness Center in Forks. Contact instructor to schedule mandatory orientation during the first week.

P E 162 WEIGHT TRAINING I 1crK350 Q ARR ARR HFFC Wedrick C

Class meets at Health First Fitness Center in Forks. Contact instructor to schedule mandatory orientation during first week.

P E 163 WEIGHT TRAINING II 1crK360 Q ARR ARR HFFC Wedrick C


P E 164 WEIGHT TRAINING III 1crK370 Q ARR ARR HFFC Wedrick C


Community ClassesComputers/Technology

C-C 004 EXCEL BASICS–GETTING STARTED Our four-hour workshop shows you the essentials you need to get started with Excel. Opening and saving your workbooks, data organization and formatting, basic func-tions and formulas, solutions, and basic templates will be covered. K790 Q 9:00am- 1:00pm Sa FORK Burtness L

Class meets at Forks Extension Site, 71 S. Forks Ave. Class fee = $50. Class meets 10/17/09.

West End/Forks

Structured Math LabThe following Math classes are NOT self-paced labs. They have lectures, classroom discussion, online and face-to-face instruc-tion. Classes meet in the Forks Extension Site, Monday through Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. These courses are team-taught by Gary Peterson, Scott Seaman, and Joan Lien.

MATH 064 PREALGEBRA 5crK410* QU0 3:30pm-5:00pm MTWTh F-4

Prerequisite required. Class meets 9/21 to 12/10/09.

MATH 072 ELEM ALGEBRA 5crK420* QU0 3:30pm-5:00pm MTWTh F-4


MATH 099 INTER ALGEBRA 5crK430* QUO 3:30pm-5:00pm MTWTh F-4


Structured English LabThe following English classes are NOT self-paced labs. Structured Lab is comprised of lectures, classroom discussion, online and face-to-face instruction. Classes meet in the Forks Extension Site, Tuesday through Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and are taught by Glynda Schaad. Placement is based on ASSET or COMPASS scores.

ENGL 090 FUND OF ENGLISH 5crK275* QUO 3:30pm-5:30pm TWTh FORK Schaad G

Class includes an online component.

ENGL 100 WRITING IN THE WORKPLACE 5crK280* QUO 3:30pm-5:30pm TWTh FORK Schaad G

Prerequisite required. Class includes an online component.

ENGL& 101 ENGLISH COMP I 5crK285* QUO 3:30pm-5:30pm TWTh FORK Schaad G

Prerequisite required. Class includes an online component.


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Digital Media/Photography C-D 012 MANAGING DIGITAL PHOTOS Learn the essentials you need to get started with digital photos in a three-hour work-shop, including the basics of resolution and file formats, using image programs to enhance photos, preparing photos for publication in documents or on the web, and scanning prints to digital files.K795 Q 9:00am-12:00pm Sa FORK Burtness L

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Forks Extension Site, 71 S. Forks Ave. Class fee = $40. Class meets 11/14/09.

Job Training/CertificationC-J 090 FUNDAMENTALS OF CAREGIVINGThis DSHS curriculum is for those who want to work in adult family homes, Assisted Living facilities (boarding homes), and in-home care. PreReq F A 180.K802 QI 8:30am-4:30pm MTF FORK Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $145.04. Class meets 9/25 to 9/30/09. Class meets at Forks Extension Site.

C-J 091 MENTAL HEALTH CAREGIVINGDesigned to teach a basic understanding of mental illness and caring for the mentally ill.K804 QI 1:00pm-4:00pm W FORK Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $44. Class meets to 9/30/09. Class meets at Forks Extension Site

C-J 092 DEMENTIA CAREGIVINGThe Dementia for Caregivers class provides an overview of the many types of demen-tia, including Alzheimers, Lewy Body, and vascular.Provides caregiver an empathetic understanding of residents with dementia. K806 QI 8:30am-3:30pm Th FORK Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $49. Class meets 10/1/09. Class meets at Forks Extension Site

C-J 093 NURSE DEL & TRAININGThis is a self-study course approved for 9 hours of CE credit. Study materials and video are picked up at registration and must be completed prior to test date. K808 QI 8:00am-10:00am F FORK Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $46.62. Class meets 10/2/09. Class meets at Forks Extension Site

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C-J 094 NURSE DEL & DIABETESThis is a self-study course approved for 9 hours of CE credit. Study materials and video are picked up at registration and must be completed prior to test date.K810 QI 10:00am-2:00pm F FORK Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $46.62. Class meets 10/2/09. Class meets at Forks Extension Site.

C-J 096 MODIFIED FUND CAREGIVESelf-study course for credentialed CNAs, LPNs, RNs, PTs, and OTs who want to work in adult family homes, Assisted Living facilities (boarding homes), and in-home care. Meets DSHS requirements.K812 QI 1:00pm-3:00pm F FORK Culp P

No refund after class meets. Class fee = $36.26. Class meets 10/2/09. Class meets at Forks Extension Site

Health & FitnessC-H 047 ACUPUNCTURE BASICS Join Pat Flood, M.S., L.Ac., for an introduction to acupuncture and the fundamentals of Chinese medicine. You’ll also have the option of participating in a group acupuncture session similar to those provided by Pat in her work with post-Katrina survivors.K820 Q 11:00am-2:00pm Sa FORK Flood P

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Forks Extension Site, 71 S. Forks Ave., Forks class fee = $24. Class meets 10/17/09.

Language & CultureC-L 001 INTRO TO SPANISH Learn appropriate greetings, how to tell time, make purchases, ask directions, and more in our eight-week introductory Spanish course. You’ll also learn basic grammar. Classroom dynamics will depend on interaction and learning together. Homework will focus on increasing vocabulary which will be shared with all students in class. Washington State Clock hours offered.K800 Q 6:30pm-8:30pm T FORK Plumley W

No refund after class meets. Class meets at Forks Exten-sion Site, 71 S. Forks Ave., Forks class fee = $89. Class meets 9/29 to 11/17/09.

Take the first step toward a career in the health professions.

Train for potential jobs in:Nursing HomesAssisted LivingAdult Family HomesHospitalsHome Health Care

Classes in Port Angeles and Forks, October 5 through October 22, 20099:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Clinical 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily.

For more information call Fran Dodson, 360.417.6505 or Annie Carver, 360.374.3223Peninsula College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its pro-grams and activities. Coordination of compliance is the responsibility of the Human Resources Officer, PC HR Office, 360.417.6212.

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Contacts for Peninsula College 1502 E. Lauridsen Blvd., Port Angeles, WA 98362 • (360) 452-9277 (Voice/TDD) • Toll-free 1-877-452-9277 (Voice/TDD)

Main campus is open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Check the website for hour of operation for specific departments: http://pc.ctc.edu/about/contact.asp

CAMPUS SERVICE LOCATION EMAIL/WEB ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER FAX or OTHER NUMBER

Student Services One-Stop Bldg. D [email protected] 360.417.6340 360.417.6581

Business Services Bldg. C [email protected] 360.417.6232 360.417.6218

Transcript Requests Bldg. D pc.ctc.edu/enrolled/transcripts.asp 360.417.6340 360.417.6581

Students with Disabilities Bldg. D [email protected] 360.417.6373 TTY 360.417.7992

Financial Services Bldg. D [email protected] 360.417.6390 360.417.6218

Port Townsend Extension Site 298 Battery Way, Port Townsend, WA 98368 [email protected] 360.385.4605 360.385.4570

Forks Extension Site 71 South Forks Avenue [email protected] 360.374.3223 360.374.9738

Credits Resident Nonresident

International Students

Resident Baccalaureate

Nonresident Baccalaureate

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Quarterly TuitionTuition includes a student self-assessed building fee of $2.90 per credit.

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Admissions/Registration

Peninsula College operates under an open door policy and shall accept for admission any applicant who is 18 years of age or older, or who is a high school graduate or equivalent. Peninsula College may enroll students under the age of 18 who are approved by the Enrollment Exception Committee. Some courses and vocational programs have special entrance requirements and enrollment limitations.

New Degree-Seeking Student Registration

If you are planning on working towards a degree and have not attended for three years or more, you must apply for admission. Application can be made on the web at www.pc.ctc. edu, or in person at the Student Services One-Stop Center. E-mail [email protected] for an application packet.

Noncredit and WAOL classes register NOW!

Nondegree-Seeking Students

Nondegree-seeking students may register:

By mail: Use the form on page 45.In person: Through the Student

Services One-Stop Center. By Web: Returning students who

registered for Spring or Summer 2009 can register by Web through September 25, 2009, at 10:00 pm. Late-starting classes will be available for web registration up until two days before the class begins.

Information about how to register is on pc.ctc.edu. Click on Student Center.

By Phone: 360.417.6340.By Fax: 360.417.6581. Use form on

page 45.

Returning Degree- Seeking Students

To meet with your advisor, call 360. 417.6340.

Paying TuitionTuition for classes is due on August

24, 2009. After August 24, tuition must be paid at the time of registration. Tuition for noncredit courses must be made at the time of registration. For more information on paying tuition, visit our website at www.pc.ctc.edu. Click on Student Center and go to My Bill or call 360.417.6232.

Residency Tuition PolicyTo be considered a resident for

purposes of tuition, a person must be either (a) a financially independent student who has a domicile in the State of Washington for a period of one year immediately prior to the commencement of the quarter for which he/she has registered and has established Washington residence for reasons other than educational, or (b) a dependent student whose parents or legal guardians have maintained a domicile in the State of Washington for at least one year prior to commencement of the quarter for which he/she has registered.

A nonresident student enrolled for more than six credit hours per quarter shall be considered as attending primarily for educational purposes. Such period of enrollment shall not be counted toward establishment of domicile in this state unless he/she proves domicile was established for purposes other than educational.

Application for a change in classification shall be accepted up to the thirtieth calendar day following the first day of the instruction of the quarter for which application is made. Applications made after that date in any quarter shall be considered to have been filed as of the first day of the subsequent quarter.

Effective July 1, 2003, individuals who are not permanent residents or U.S. citizens MAY qualify for resident tuition, if they have or will have graduated from a Washington state high school or, while living in Washington, have received the equivalent of a high school diploma. Additional criteria are required. Please contact the Admissions Office for more information.

Military Tuition PolicyEligible veterans or National

Guard members; child and spouse of totally disabled or POW/MIA or deceased eligible veterans or National Guard members can receive reduced rates. The college’s Veterans’ Service Office (360.417.6224) can provide information on qualification requirements.

To apply for educational benefits based on military service, veterans should provide certified true copies of the DD Form 214 and transcripts of work completed at other colleges. After veterans have provided the college’s Veterans’ Service Office (located in the Enrollment Services Office) with these forms and additional personal history, the office can complete application forms and send them to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Once benefits are established, checks can be expected each month as payment for the preceding month; however, veterans should be prepared to wait 60-90 days for the first benefit check. Advance application might help minimize this waiting time.

Additional FeesADULT SPECIAL INTEREST FEE: This fee

is included in the cost of Adult Special Interest courses. The $10.00 per course fee is refundable only prior to the start date of the class.

LABORATORY FEE: This fee applies to courses that require the use of equipment and supplies for the purpose of instruction. A $15.00 per class fee is assessed for any five-

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credit Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geology, Physics, or Zoology class that has an “L” designator. Fees do not apply to online lab courses. The Laboratory Fee is refundable only through the 100% refund period or if the class is cancelled.

STUDENT SELF-ASSESSED FEE: A special student fee voted on by the students and approved by the legislature to raise funds for an addition to the Student Center. The fee is $2.90 per credit, up to a maximum of $29.00 per quarter, and will be charged until the addition is paid off. This fee will follow the same refund schedule as regular tuition.

TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT USER’S FEE (TEUF): Applies to courses that require the use of significant amounts of technical equipment and supplies for the purpose of instruction. Each quarter, a $13.25 fee per course is charged, to a maximum of three courses ($39.75).

Technical equipment user’s fees are refundable only through the 100% refund period or if the course is cancelled. Students not enrolled in TEUF courses who wish to use the computer labs for school-related work may pay the TEUF fee of $13.25 in the Business Office.

VIDEO SUPPORT FEE: For video use. The $22.00 charge per course and $35 video rental fee is refundable only through the fifth (5th) instructional day or if the course is cancelled.

ONLINE FEE: For online classes. The fee is $8 per credit and is refundable only through the 100% refund period.

WELDING FEE: Applies to WELD courses. The $90.00 charge per class is refundable only through the 100% refund period, or if the course is cancelled.

Admissions/Registration

Confidentiality of Peninsula College Student RecordsThe Family Educational Rights and Pri-

vacy Act (FERPA) affords you certain rights with respect to your records. They are:1. The right to inspect and review your

education records within 45 days of the day Peninsula College receives a request for access. You should submit to the registrar written requests that identify the record(s) you wish to inspect. The registrar will arrange for access and notify you of the time and place where the records may be inspected.

2. The right to request the amendment of your education records that you believe inaccurate or misleading. You may ask Peninsula College to amend a record that you believe is inaccurate or misleading. You should write the registrar, clearly identify the part of the record you want changed, and specify why it is inaccurate or misleading. Note: if you wish to request a change of grade that has been recorded correctly on your records, you must follow the grade appeal procedure described in the Student Handbook. If Peninsula College decides to not amend the record as requested, you will be notified and advised of your right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided when you are notified of the right to a hearing.

3. The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in your education records, except to the extent the FERPA authorized disclosure without consent. One exception which permits disclosure without consent is disclosure to college official, including faculty members, with legitimate education interests. A college official is a person employed by Peninsula College in an administrative, supervisory, academic or research, or support staff position (including security, alumni office and development office personnel); a person or company with who Peninsula College has contracted (such as an attorney, auditor, or collection agency); a person serving on the Board of trustees: or student serving on an official committee, such as a

disciplinary committee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks. Volunteers and interns serving in any of these capacities are also considered school officials. A college official has a legitimate education interest if the official needs to review an education record to fulfill his or her professional responsibility. Upon request, Peninsula College may disclose education records without consent to official of another school in which you are currently enrolled, receive services, or seek or intend to enroll.

4. The right to prevent disclosure of directory information. Peninsula College may release “directory information” concerning a student to the public. Directory information consists of name, address, telephone listing, field of study, weight and height of athletes, most recent previous school attended, photograph, date and place of birth, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, dates of attendance, degrees and awards. In addition, level of education and prior military experience may also be provided to representatives of the department of defense for recruiting purposes. If you choose to have Peninsula College not release your directory information, notify the registrar in writing by using the form available in the Enrollment Services Office. You should be aware that asking Peninsula College to withhold directory information may prevent other colleges and employers from receiving information that might be to your advantage.

5. The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by Peninsula College to comply with the requirements of FERPA.

6. The right to obtain a copy of Peninsula College’s student records policy. This policy is available in the Enrollment Services office.

The name and address of the office that administers FERPA is:

Family Policy Compliance Office, U.S.Department of Education600 Independence Avenue SW, Washington, D.C. 20202-4605Continued on page 44

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Class Schedule Information

This course schedule is published for information purposes only. Although every effort is made to ensure accuracy at the time of publication, this course schedule shall not be construed to be an irrevocable contract between the student and the college. Peninsula College reserves the right to make changes in the contents and provisions of this course schedule without notice. The college reserves the right to cancel, change course fees, or meeting dates/times whenever necessary. Peninsula College complies with nondiscrimination regulations as stated below.

For the most up-to-date information, visit the website at www.pc.ctc.edu.

Limitation of LiabilityThe college’s total liability for

claims arising from a contractual relationship with the student in any way related to classes or programs

State Support of Higher Education StudentsThe following information outlines the amount of money that the state of

Washington contributes to the cost of students’ education through support of basic instructional cost. These figures are accurate as of this printing.

ACADEMIC YEAR 2008-2009 Resident NonresidentInstructional cost/FTE student $7,041 $7,041Less tuition 2,189 7,007Net instructional support/ FTE student 4,852

In addition to state support of the basic instructional costs, students at community colleges also receive state-supported financial aid, including that provided from the local financial aid fund (3_%). These amounts are represented as follows:State Financial Aid per Resident Student FTE $1,801Institutional Financial Aid Fund per Student FTE 74Total Financial Aid per Student FTE 1,875

This information is furnished to you in accordance with EHB 1501, passed by the 1997 Legislature.

shall be limited to the tuition and expenses paid by the student to the college for those classes or programs. In no event shall the college be liable for any special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including but not limited to, loss of earnings or profits.

Nondiscrimination Statement

Peninsula College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs and activities. Coordination of compliance is the responsibility of the Human Resources Officer, PC HR Office, (360) 417-6212.

Peninsula College no discrimina por motivos de raza, color, nacionalidad, sexo, discapacidad, o edad en sus programas y actividades. Coordinación de cumplimiento es responsabilidad del Oficial de Recursos Humanos, Peninsula College, Oficina de Recursos Humanos, 360.417.6212.

Refund Policy/ScheduleIn accordance with RCW

28B.15.605, full refund of tuition and fees will be made to students who withdraw from the college prior to the sixth instructional day of the quarter for which the tuition and fees were paid, or prior to the first class session of self-support courses.

Fifty percent refund of tuition only will be made to students who withdraw from the college on or after the sixth day of instruction, but within 20 calendar days, including the first scheduled instructional day, of that quarter. The college may cancel courses; in this case, a full refund will be given.

Note: refund policy may differ for condensed and/or early or late-starting courses.100% through September 25, 200950% through October 9, 2009

ABE/GED Program Registration

Students studying for GED test preparation, Basic Skills improvements, English as a Second Language, and Job Readiness courses should sign up for orientation and registration in the Education Transition Center, Room H-2, or by calling 360.417.6380.

Running Start Program Registration

The Running Start Program offers eligible high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to attend college courses and earn college credits, tuition-free, while completing high school graduation requirements. Individuals who want more information on the Running Start program should call 360.417.6340. Students may also write to the Running Start Program, 1502 E. Lauridsen Blvd., Port Angeles, WA 98362.

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A. Massage Therapy/Basic SkillsB. Library/Media CenterC. Faculty/Administration Offices,

Business Offices, Cashier, Human Resources

D. Student Services Center: Enrollment Services, Student Development/Counseling, Financial Aid, International Programs, Testing, Career Services, Services for Students with Disabilities, Veterans’ Services, Multicultural Services

J. Pirate Union Building (PUB), ASC Office, Little Theater, Fine Arts, Bookstore, Faculty Offices

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LE. Nursing ExtensionLH. Longhouse Cultural CenterM. Science and Technology

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• Tennis Courts • Educare CenterP. Art, BAS Program/University

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Dates to rememberSeptember 17, 2009 . . . . . . . . . . . First day of WAOL instruction

September 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . First day of Fall quarter

September 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Last day for 100% refund

October 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Last day for 50% refund

October 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Last day to withdraw without receiving a “W” on transcript

November 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Veterans’ Day holiday

November 16-20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Advising Week

November 23, 24, 25. . . . . . . . Winter registration for returning degree-seeking students

November 25. . . . . . . . . . . Winter registration for new students

November 26, 27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thanksgiving Day holiday

November 30. . . . . . . . . . . Open registration for Winter quarter

December 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Last day of WAOL instruction

December 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Last day of Fall 2009 quarter

December 15. . . . . . . . . . . .Tuition due for Winter 2010 quarter

January 4, 2010. . . . . . . . . . . .First day of Winter quarter classes

January 7 . . .First day of WAOL instruction for Winter Quarter

• Addiction Studies• Administrative Office

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Application deadline is September 1, 2009. Grants are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis for eligible applicants. Call 360.417.6373 today or go to http://www.pc.ctc.edu/academics/opportunitygrant.asp for more information. You may also stop by Peninsula College Financial Aid Office on the main campus in Port Angeles to get a fall quarter 2009 application form.

Peninsula College’s Opportunity Grant program has funds to assist you with tuition for up to 45 credits and the cost of textbooks. You may be eligible if you are 18 years-of-age or older, a Washington resident, show financial need on the FAFSA (free application for federal student aid) and are interested in or registered for one of the following programs:

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