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For Continuing IVC/SC Students:

Step 1: Register for a class at https://mysite.socccd.eduLog in using your username (or Student Number) and password (or Student PIN)

1. Click on My Classes2. Click on Register for Classes3. Select Term (Fall, Spring, Summer)4. Enter Section ID/Ticket #5. Click on Add Class6. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 if multiple courses are needed7. Complete registration

You may encounter questions at the start and end of the process. Please answer as they apply to you. A response is required.

Step 2: Register for your class at https://academics.ivc.edu/communityed. 1. Click on Register Here

2. Click Login/Create Accounta. Returning students: log in using your username and passwordb. New students: select Create New Profile

3. Add class(es) to your cart and Continue to Checkout4. Pay using a Visa, Mastercard or Discover card.

For New or Returning Students (students who skipped a semester):

Step 1: Apply for admission at www.ivc.edu 1. Click on Apply Now2. At the center of the page, click on Apply Here3. Click on Create an Account and follow the registration directions

You will receive an email within 24 hours with your student identification number and a registration date and time.

Step 2: Once you receive your registration date and time, follow the above Steps 1 and 2 for Continuing IVC/SC Students to complete your registration.

Please note: This process occurs three times per year, fall, spring, and summer semesters. Registration on MySite is date and time specific. Please log in to your MySite account for specific date and time to register. If you are having trouble accessing MySite, please contact Admissions and Records at (949) 451-5220. If you need additional assistance, please feel free to contact the Extended Education Office at (949) 451-5555 or visit us in person at the location listed in the box on the above right.

ONLINE REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

EMERITUS INSTITUTE OFFICE5500 Irvine Center Drive at Jeffrey Road

Irvine, CA 92618Building A 300, Room A 304

949-451-5555 • communityed@ivc.edu

OPEN HOURS: Monday through Friday

9am–5 pmClosed on Saturday and Sunday

NO CLASSES ARE HELD ON THE FOLLOWING HOLIDAYS:

Mon., Jan. 1—New Year’s DayMon., Jan. 15—Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Fri., Feb. 16—Lincoln’s BirthdayMon., Feb. 19—Presidents’ Day

Sun., Mar. 18 to Sat., Mar. 24—Spring Break

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Personal Enrichment Classes .....................................3Art Classes .................................................................3Music Classes ........................................................ 3-4Fitness Classes ....................................................... 4-5Off-Campus Class Locations .................................... 6Ed2Go ...................................................................... 7

REFUND POLICYFull refunds are issued for classes cancelled by IVC.

Student-requested refunds or transfers made three days prior to the start of class are assessed a $10 fee and

students receive a six-month credit on account. Refunds are not available after the class begins.

You can add an Emeritus class to your schedule after classes have begun.

Call 949-451-5555 for more information.

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WATERCOLOR PAINTING – INT/ADV $60Use and incorporate color mixing in a broader palette for washes, glazing, and spontaneous interpretation of the subject matter. An increasing emphasis will be placed on individual exploration with the media. (No class 3/22.) Faculty: Thinh Nguyen

68625 1-4pm Th 1/18-4/19 LBCC

EXPRESSIVE PAINTING: WATER MEDIA $38Enjoy an expressive approach to painting in a variety of inventive techniques using the medium of your choice: watercolor and/or acrylics. You will explore painting on paper and canvas while developing a working knowledge of color theory, composition and design. Emphasis is on identifying personal style from representational to abstract and original imagery. Paint, collage, wax (encaustics), inks, resists and drawing media will be incorporated. This course includes films and slide presentations of the innovative masters of modern and contemporary art. All levels welcome. (No class 3/20.) Faculty: Pam Schader

68635 12:30-3:20pm Tu 1/16-3/27 LBCC

MUSIC CLASSES

CHORAL ENSEMBLE $20Choral singing, emphasizing choral literature, the development of correct singing techniques, vocal production, and improved sight-reading. (No class 2/19, 3/19.) Faculty: Cecilia Kim

68355 10am-Noon M 1/22-5/21 RSCThis class features IVC Evergreen Emeritus Institute Choir.

FOR THE LOVE OF MUSIC Introduces overall musicianship and music appreciation, surveying various periods. Topics include great composers; music research; the form of compositions; creative theory; the makeup of a symphony orchestra, chorus, and concert program; the function of the conductor; and the contribution of the instruments. (No class 2/19, 3/19.) Faculty: Louise Jacobs

68345 12:30-3:30pm M 1/22-3/12 Tustin68350 12:30-3:30pm M 4/9-5/21 Tustin

PIANO—INTERMEDIATE $30For those who wish to improve their skills performing both classical and popular music. Includes theory, fingering, interpretation techniques, sight-reading, and repertoire development. (No class 2/19, 3/19.) Faculty: Carol Lippert

68395 12:30-3:30pm M 1/22-4/30 LSC

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT CLASSES

FILM GENRES This class is an examination of film as a contemporary art form. Consider foreign and domestic cinema with attention given to the film’s archetype, myth, symbol, characterization and plot. (No class 1/22, 2/19, 3/19.) Faculty: Kathryn Kramer

68365 1-3:50pm M 1/22-4/9 RSC68360 12:30-3:20pm Tu 1/16-3/13 LBCC

ART CLASSES

ART HISTORY $26What is the nature of art? Why do humans create art? What is the oldest art in the world? A unique look at the history of art; an investigation into the creative process and visual art from the prehistoric to contemporary world. Examine the stories of the visionaries who contributed to and redirected the course of art history. Enjoy informative and insightful lectures, films and excursions. Selected topics are relevant to current exhibitions. (No class 2/16, 3/23, 3/30.) Faculty: Pam Schader

68640 11:30am-1:30pm F 1/19-4/13 RSC

ART 403: ART MEDIA (BEADING) This noncredit course introduces older adults to various art media, which may include drawing, painting, printmaking, beading, stained glass, or ceramics. It is designed to develop student’s appreciation of art and foster their creative expression. The course also includes the improving of fine motor skills and maintaining cognitive abilities. A list of instructional materials will be provided at the first class session. (No class 2/16, 3/20, 3/22, 3/23, 3/30.) Faculty: Annette Hernandez and Tania Addington

Instructor: Annette Hernandez68325 Noon-2:50pm Tu 1/16-5/8 Tustin68330 6-8:50pm Tu 1/16-5/8 Tustin68335 10am-12:50pm Th 1/18-5/10 FSSC68340 9am-12:20pm F 1/19-5/18 RSC

Instructor: Tania Addington68210 1-3:50pm Th 1/18-5/10 LFSP

WATERCOLOR PAINTING – BEGINNING $60Explore a variety of watercolor techniques while developing a working knowledge of color theory, composition and design. Emphasis is on the spontaneity of watercolor and creative thinking. (No class 2/16, 3/23, 3/30, 4/20.) Faculty: Thinh Nguyen

68630 9am-Noon F 1/19-5/4 LSC

EMERITUS INSTITUTE CLASSES

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BAND REHEARSAL AND PERFORMANCE Focus is on the preparation, study, and performance of band concert repertoire. The content differs each time, and repeat students gain an expanded educational experience by repetition and practice, developing skills and proficiency. May include Laguna Swing Set; Laguna Swing Society; Dixieland Band; Flute Ensemble; Trombone Ensemble; Brass Quintet; Percussion Ensemble; Bolling Jazz Group, and more. Faculty: Mark Lowery & Peter Fournier

68315 6-9:30pm Tu 1/16-3/13 LBHS 68320 6-9:30pm Tu 3/27-5/22 LBHS

FITNESS CLASSES

A.S.A.P.—AEROBIC STRENGTH AND PILATES $25Combines intervals of aerobic and strength training for burning extra calories and a variety of Pilates and resistance training for improving posture and overall muscle strength. Expect gradual improvement in balance, stability around joints to reduce pain and injuries, firming of abs and pelvic floor, strength in lower and upper body, toning, flexibility, body awareness, improvement in activities of daily life, leisure sports or other performances and better moods. Regular, proper exercises may contribute to weight loss if combined with a balanced diet. Bring hand-weights, mats and dyna-bands (or purchase in class). (No class 2/9, 2/16, 3/20, 3/22, 3/23, 3/30.) Faculty: Jackie Ovadia

Instructor: Jackie Ovadia68475 2:30-3:45pm Tu 1/16-4/10 RSC 68470 Noon-1:15pm Th 1/18-4/12 RSC

Instructor: Staff68620 9-10:20am F 1/19-4/27 LFCH

AQUATIC FITNESS TRAINING $20Designed for swimmers and non-swimmers to develop and maintain physical fitness through aerobic conditioning in the water. Emphasis is on training to improve balance and cardiovascular fitness. (No class 3/20, 3/22.) Faculty: Barbara Stockler

68220 10:30am-Noon Tu/Th 1/16-2/8 LBHSCP68560 10:30am-Noon Tu/Th 2/13-3/8 LBHSCP68570 10:30am-Noon Tu/Th 3/13-4/12 LBHSCP68580 10:30am-Noon Tu/Th 4/17-5/10 LBHSCP68555 2-3:30pm Tu/Th 1/16-2/8 LFBTC68565 2-3:30pm Tu/Th 2/13-3/8 LFBTC68575 2-3:30pm Tu/Th 3/13-4/12 LFBTC68585 2-3:30pm Tu/Th 4/17-5/10 LFBTC

CHAIR EXERCISES—BEGINNING $20Practice techniques for maintaining or improving the physical fitness necessary to perform the activities of daily living. Exercises will include methods to improve strength and flexibility with the use of Dyna-bands and small hand-held weights. Designed for older adults at a low level of fitness. (No class 3/20, 3/21.) Faculty: Eugenia Lane

68370 9:30-10:30am Tu 1/16-4/10 LSC 68385 9-10am W 1/17-4/11 LSC

CHAIR EXERCISES—INTERMEDIATE $25A safe and effective exercise program for seniors, using Dyna-band resistive exercises, cardiovascular exercise, and weights. Practice techniques for maintaining or improving health and fitness. (No class 2/16, 3/23, 3/30, 4/20.) Faculty: Jackie Ovadia

68480 9-10am F 1/19-5/4 LSC

COUNTRY LINE DANCE $20Learn line dances while developing and maintaining physical fitness. Popular dances are featured to music, including the Tush Push, the Electric Slide, and many more. A great way to stay fit while having fun. (No class 2/9, 2/15, 2/16, 2/19, 3/19, 3/20, 3/21, 3/22, 3/23, 3/30.) Faculty: Ida Stuart

Recommended for beginning students:68615 10:30-11:50am M 1/22-4/23 LSC68590 11am-12:20pm Tu 1/16-4/10 TRCP

Recommended for intermediate students:68600 11:30am-12:50pm W 1/17-4/11 HPCC

Recommended for advanced students:68595 9:30-10:50am Tu 1/16-4/10 TRCP68605 9-10:20am Th 1/18-4/19 LSC 68610 10:30-11:50am F 1/19-5/11 LSC

DAYAN QIGONG – “WILD GOOSE CHI KUNG” $30Popular in China, Wild Goose Chi Kung provides a balanced approach to health and wellness. Simple, easy movements dredge the meridians, expel “sickness” qi and strengthen the body’s immune system to allow the body’s self-regulatory and self-healing systems to function optimally. Improve/maintain balance, strength, and flexibility. Classes include stretching, acupressure massage, meditation and the graceful movements of Dayan Qigong. (No class 3/21, 3/22.) Faculty: JoAnna Schoon and Judith Shields

Instructor: JoAnna Schoon68540 10-11:20am Th 1/18-4/12 LBCC

Instructor: Judith Shields68545 10-11:20am W 1/17-4/11 RSC

DYNA-BAND WORKOUT $25Increase your strength and mobility using Dyna-bands. Dyna-bands or resistance bands (long latex strips) are used to increase muscle strength. Learn to properly perform exercises using the bands in combination with chair aerobics and gentle stretching. Workouts include a cool down time with gentle stretching and breathing. This class includes an arthritis exercise program. (No class 3/20.) Faculty: Jada Robitaille

68505 12:30-2pm Tu 1/16-4/10 LFCH

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PHYSICAL FITNESS $25 Combines three major components: strengthening exercises, cardiovascular exercises and stretching; range-of-motion; and flexibility exercises. Designed for the older adult. (No class 2/19, 3/19, 3/20, 3/21, 3/22.) Faculty: Lisa Messenger and Eugenia Lane

Instructor: Staff68495 1:30-3pm M 1/22-4/23 LSC68435 1:30-3pm W 1/17-4/11 LSC

Instructor: Lisa Messenger68430 1-2:30pm Tu 1/16-4/10 RSC 68435 1-2:30pm Th 1/18-4/12 RSC

Instructor: Eugenia Lane68390 10-11:30am Th 1/18-4/12 LFSP

PILATES $30A non-impact exercise that strengthens and tones muscles, increases flexibility, develops proper body alignment, improves coordination and develops an increased sense of body awareness. Includes stretches that enhance physical fitness and focus on total body conditioning to correct body alignment and improve your posture. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat to class. (No class 2/16, 2/19, 3/19, 3/20, 3/21, 3/23, 3/30.) Faculty: Jada Robitaille

68490 10:15-11:15am M 1/22-4/23 LBCC68500 10-11:30am Tu 1/16-4/10 LFCH68510 10:15-11:15am W 1/17-4/11 LBCC68485 10:15-11:15am F 1/19-4/27 LBCC

TAI CHI CH’UAN $25Tai chi ch’uan is an ancient Chinese exercise that provides both mental and physical health benefits. Improve balance, lower high blood pressure, and increase vitality with tai chi! Learn tai chi movements, self-massage acupressure, and the philosophy of tai chi ch’uan. (No class 3/21, 3/22.) Faculty: Richard Caramagno and JoAnna Schoon

Instructor: JoAnna SchoonRecommended for beginning students:

68535 9-10:30am W 1/17-4/11 LFCH

Recommended for advanced students:68530 10:30am-Noon W 1/17-4/11 LFCH

Instructor: Richard Caramagno68295 1-2:30pm Tu 1/16-4/10 Tustin 68300 1-2:30pm Th 1/18-4/12 Tustin

TAP DANCE $10Always dreamed of dancing, but never had the chance? Now’s the time! Beginning, intermediate and advanced tap and exercise for men and women of all ages. Learn the Waltz Clog, Buck Time Steps, Cramp Rolls, and more, with the opportunity to do performances. (No class 3/22.) Faculty: Marge Forehan

68305 9-10am Tu 1/16-4/10 RSC 67940 10-11am Tu 1/16-4/10 RSC68550 11am-Noon Tu 1/16-4/10 RSC

YOGA $25/$30Instruction and practice includes passive exercise especially adapted to seniors; stretching, relaxing and breathing; and working together in rhythm as directed. Course repetition allows you to build skills and increase your fitness level. (No class 2/16, 2/19, 3/19, 3/21, 3/23, 3/30.)

$25 Class - Instructor: Eugenia Lane68380 1-2:30pm W 1/17-4/11 LFCH

$25 Class - Instructor: Kathryn Burns68200 11:30am-1pm W 1/17-4/11 LBCC 68215 11:30am-1pm F 1/19-4/27 LBCC

$30 Class - Instructor: Mikki Michele68440 10:30am-Noon M 1/22-3/26 Tustin68445 10:30am-Noon M 4/2-5/21 Tustin68450 10:30am-Noon W 1/17-3/7 Tustin68455 10:30am-Noon W 3/14-5/9 Tustin

YOGA STRETCHING $25Increase flexibility and muscular strength through gentle exercise. Journey through the yoga poses, exploring methods of relaxation for the body and mind. Emphasis is on stress management methods, correct body alignment, breath control and mental concentration. (No class 3/20.) Faculty: Eugenia Lane

68375 11:15am-12:45pm Tu 1/16-4/10 RSC

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