• ANIMAL KNOWLEDGE - Registration
  
  
• Puppy Kindergarten
  To have a great dog, start training early. This class is designed specifically for puppies age 6 months to 1 year. Instruction includes socialization, house training, mouthing, good nutrition, come when called, good manners, importance of vet care, etc. The first night of class you will be asked to sign a general release-of-liability statement and provide proof of rabies vaccination for your puppy. Puppies showing signs of overt aggression will be asked to leave the class. Please do not bring your dog to the first class. The first class will meet in MA 308.
  • Course # CMSV 2110 60
    Mon., Jan. 25 to Mar. 15 (No class Mar. 8)
    6:30–7:30 p.m.
    Location: MA 103
    Instructors: Jana Oler and Dawn Miller
    Cost: $58
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 2110 80
    Mon., Apr. 5 to May 17
    6:30–7:30 p.m.
    Location: MA 103
    Instructors: Jana Oler and Dawn Miller
    Cost: $58
    
    
• Dog Obedience
  Have a great companion dog. Instruction includes socialization, house training, mouthing, good nutrition, come when called, good manners, importance of vet care, etc. At the first class you will be asked to sign a release-of-liability statement and provide proof of rabies vaccination for each dog. There is no age limit on dogs for this class; however, dogs less than a year old are encouraged to take Puppy Kindergarten. Dogs showing signs of overt aggression will be asked to leave the class. Please do not bring your dog to the first class. The first class will meet in MA 308.
  • Course # CMSV 2100 60
    Tue., Jan. 26 to Mar. 16 (No class Mar. 9)
    6:30–7:30 p.m.
    Location: MA 103
    Instructors: Jana Oler and Dawn Miller
    Cost: $58
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 2100 80
    Tue., Apr. 6 to May 18
    6:30–7:30 p.m.
    Location: MA 103
    Instructor: Jana Oler and Dawn Miller
    Cost: $58
    

ARTS AND CRAFTS - Register

• Beginner Stained Glass
  This class is an introduction to the beautiful art of crafting items with colorful art glass using the copper foil method. Participants will learn the basics of cutting and breaking glass. You will complete two projects: one free form or sun catcher and one small framed panel. This class is appropriate for ages 14 and older. A materials fee of $30 is payable to the instructor during class.
  • Course # CMSV 0067 60
    Tue., Feb. 2 to Mar. 2
    6–9 p.m.
    Location: Prairie Wind Gallery (1120 E. 12th St.)
    Instructor: Sharon Harris
    Cost: $50
    Fee: $30
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 0067 80
    Tue., Apr. 6 to May 4
    6–9 p.m.
    Location: Prairie Wind Gallery (1120 E. 12th St.)
    Instructor: Sharon Harris
    Cost: $50
    Fee: $30
    
    
• Intermediate Stained Glass
  Prior stained glass experience is required for this class. Participants will refine techniques introduced in Stained Glass for Beginners and will work on projects that are more complex and larger. Soldering and glass cutting skills will be refined and reinforcing will be introduced. You will need to purchase your own glass, solder, and copper foil. Projects should be less than two square feet and less than 100 pieces.
  • Course # CMSV 0068 60
    Thur., Feb. 4 to Apr. 1 (No class Mar. 11)
    6–9 p.m.
    Location: Prairie Wind Gallery (1120 E. 12th St.)
    Instructor: Sharon Harris
    Cost: $80
    
    
• Specialty Stained Glass: Stepping Stones
  Participants will design a simple pattern with glass using basic mosaic techniques. The glass pieces will then be set in a mold with concrete. No previous glass experience is necessary. A materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor during class.
  • Course # CMSV 0069 80
    Tue., Mar. 16 and 23
    6–9 p.m.
    Location: Prairie Wind Gallery (1120 E. 12th St.)
    Instructor: Sharon Harris
    Cost: $25
    Fee: $15
    
    
• Specialty Stained Glass: Mosaic Applications
  This class is an introduction to an ancient craft using modern methods. You will use a wooden 12”x18” tray on which to design a motif, set the motif with pieces of colored of glass, and grout the project. Personalize your project with shells, broken glass, China dishes, etc. brought from home. Come prepared with an idea or theme in mind for your project. A materials fee of $20 is payable to the instructor during class.
  • Course # CMSV 0069 81
    Thur., Apr. 15 to 29
    6–9 p.m.
    Location: Prairie Wind Gallery (1120 E. 12th St.)
    Instructor: Sharon Harris
    Cost: $35
    Fee: $20
    
    
• Woodworking with Hand Tools
  Learn basic woodworking without electricity. The proper use of hand tools (handsaws, planes, chisels, etc.) will be demonstrated. Each participant will construct a small wood project. The class will not break for lunch. You are welcome to bring a snack or sack lunch to class. A materials fee of $20 is payable to the instructor during class.
  • Course # CMSV 0330 80
    Sat., Apr. 17
    8–2 p.m.
    Location: WT 126
    Instructor: Jim Kimbrough
    Cost: $22
    Fee: $20
    
    
• Knitting and Crocheting
  This class is for beginner and experienced knitters and crocheters. Beginning participants will learn basic stitches, how to read patterns, and complete several small projects. Experienced participants will receive assistance on individual projects. On the first night of class, knitters should bring worsted weight yarn and size 7 or 8 knitting needles. Crocheters should bring worsted weight yarn and a G or H hook. This class is appropriate for ages 12 and older. Please indicate your preference of knitting or crocheting at the time of registration.
  • Course # CMSV 0070 60 – Knitting
    Thur., Feb. 4 to Apr. 29 (No class Mar. 11)
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: HS 227
    Instructor: Alena Wagner
    Cost: $75
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 0071 60 – Crocheting
    Thur., Feb. 4 to Apr. 29 (No class Mar. 11)
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: HS 227
    Instructor: Darlene Budack
    Cost: $75
    
    
• Machine Quilting
  In this hands-on class, participants will learn basic quilt making. Techniques including free motion machine quilting, background fillers, and feather designs. Participants are welcome to bring a small quilt (nap size), wall hanging, etc. to work on. A supply list will be provided the first night of class.
  • Course # CMSV 0073 70
    Tue., Mar. 2 to Apr. 20 (No class Mar. 9)
    6–9 p.m.
    Location: HS 224
    Instructor: Yong Hui Torske
    Cost: $75
    
    
• Scrap Quilting
  Do you have an abundance of scrap fabric pieces and do not know what to do with them? This class is your opportunity to use those scraps. If you have only a few do not worry, the instructor will supply scrap fabric. Participants will make a scrappy star quilt with pieced borders. A supply list will be provided the first night of class.
  • Course # CMSV 0073 71
    Thur., Mar. 4 to Apr. 22 (No class Mar. 11)
    6–9 p.m.
    Location: HS 224
    Instructor: Yong Hui Torske
    Cost: $75
    
    
• Brazilian Embroidery
  Brazilian embroidery is a beautiful three-dimensional form of embroidery. In this class you will learn how to thread the needle and tie the knot. You will learn basic stitches including bullion, cast-on, French knots, and detached buttonhole. Each participant will have time to complete a one-dimensional embroidery project. Please bring small scissors and a 4” to 6” hoop to the first class. A materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor.
  • Course # CMSV 0097 60
    Tue., Jan. 26 to Apr. 6 (No class Feb. 16 and Mar. 9)
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: AD 171
    Instructor: Diana Roby
    Cost: $94
    Fee: $15
    
    
• Brazilian Embroidery II
  This is your support class to Brazilian Embroidery I. If you started a project and have forgotten the stitches, this class will help you finish your project or you may start a new project. Brazilian Embroidery I is not required to take this class. A materials fee of $15 is payable to the instructor.
  • Course # CMSV 0097 61
    Mon., Jan. 25 to Apr. 5 (No class Feb. 15 and Mar. 8)
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: AD 171
    Instructor: Diana Roby
    Cost: $94
    Fee: $15
    
    
• Introduction to Digital Photography
  In this introductory class you will learn tips on purchasing a digital camera, how to email and print great photographs, and every step in between. You will learn a basic overview of photography, looking at how ISO, shutter speed, and aperture affect the photos you take, and how to use them to get the effects you want. Participants will also learn to use Photoshop and Photoshop Elements to enhance photos. A basic understanding of computers and computer terminology is required. If you already have a digital camera, bring it and the user’s manual to class.
  
  • Course # CMSV 0237 60
    Sun., Jan. 31 to Mar. 7
    1–3 p.m.
    Location: BU 127
    Instructor: Matt Young
    Cost: $65

CULINARY - Register

• Lebanese Delights
  Hummus, tabouli, shish kebab, and baklava: pronouncing them may be intimidating, but cooking them does not have to be! Join Beirut native, Maggie Azar, as she teaches you how to make traditional Lebanese treats with easy-to-learn techniques. Learn to cook like a world traveler right at home.
  • Course # CMSV 0801 60
    Wed., Jan. 27 to Mar. 3
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: MA 308
    Instructor: Maggie Azar
    Cost: $75
    
    
• Russian Cuisine
  Russian cuisine is one of the most popular and widespread in the world. It is healthy, hearty, and delicious. Russian dishes require little skill and are quickly prepared. They generally demand neither special ingredients nor fancy equipment or tools. You will learn to make appetizers (salad Oliver), soup (borsch), meat dish (beef stroganoff), and pastry (blinni).
  • Course # CMSV 0803 80
    Wed., Mar. 17 to Apr. 14
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: MA 308
    Instructor: Natalia Brubaker
    Cost: $70
    
    
• Cake Decorating I
  In this beginning level class, participants will learn to make buttercream icing, level, fill, ice, apply trims, write on a cake, and make roses and leaves. Please bring a notebook and a pen to class. A supply list will be provided the first night of class. Participants should plan on spending about $30 on supplies.
  • Course # CMSV 1401 60
    Mon., Jan. 25 to Feb. 22 (No class Feb. 15)
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 1401 61
    Thur., Jan. 28 to Feb. 18
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 1401 70
    Tue., Feb 23 to Mar. 23 (No class Mar. 9)
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 1401 80
    Thur., Mar. 25 to Apr. 15
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
• Cake Decorating II
  This class is a continuation of Cake Decorating I. Participants will learn how to make and work with royal icing. You will learn how to make various flower blossoms and do lattice work and then decorate a cake with an icing rope and a basket weave. Please bring a pen and notebook with you to class. A supply list will be provided the first night of class.
  • Course # CMSV 1402 70
    Mon., Mar. 1 to 29 (No class Mar. 8)
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 1402 80
    Tue., Mar. 30 to Apr. 20
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 1402 81
    Thur., Apr. 22 to May 13
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
• Cake Decorating III
  This class is a continuation of Cake Decorating II. Participants will learn to make and decorate a wedding cake using fondant. Learn the tricks of the trade, including time saving techniques and invisible repairs. Please bring a notebook and pen to class. Cake Decorating I and II are prerequisites for this class.
  • Course # CMSV 1403 80
    Mon., Apr. 5 to 26
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 1403 81
    Tue., Apr. 27 to May 18
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 208
    Instructor: Tina Ross
    Cost: $38
    
    
• Wine Making
  Participants will start a gallon of wine using either a kit or from scratch, which they will finish at home, since the process takes three months. You will experience the wine making process from beginning to bottling. We will sample wines to learn about the different varieties. You must be 21 to register for this class. Please bring a valid driver’s license to class. A materials fee of $35-40 (depending on the project) is payable to the instructor during class.
  • Course # CMSV 0815 80
    Wed., Mar. 17 to 31
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: Cost Plus Appliances (1518 E. C St.)
    Instructor: Rich Weaver
    Cost: $60
    Fee: $35-40
    
    
• Wine Education: The Basics
  Learn the basics of wine production, grape varieties, and the regions where they are produced. Become skilled at sensory evaluations, vocabulary, basic wine and food pairing and more. Don’t worry; you will get to taste the wines too! Must be 21 to take this class, please bring a photo ID to class.
  • Course #CMSV 0710 70
    Tues., and Thur. Mar. 2 to 11
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: TBA
    Instructor: Lindsey Grant
    Cost: $70

DANCE - Register

• Basics of Belly Dance
  People of all ages, shapes, and sizes can belly dance. Some of the benefits of belly dancing include increased flexibility and improved body image. Bring three yards of chiffon for veils.
  • Course # CMSV 0036 70
    Sat., Feb. 6 to Mar. 6
    10–11:30 a.m.
    Location: The Sacred Door (2241 Farnum St., Ste. 202B)
    Instructor: Jane Sutton
    Cost: $50
    
    
• Belly Dance II
  This class builds on the Basics of Belly Dance. Participants will learn more veil work and short choreographies.
  • Course # CMSV 0036 80
    Sat., Apr. 10 to May 8
    10–11:30 a.m.
    Location: The Sacred Door (2241 Farnum St., Ste. 202B)
    Instructor: Jane Sutton
    Cost: $50
    
    
• Country Swing I
  Don’t sit on the sidelines while your friends dance. Learn three fun and easy dances: country swing (aka bar swing), two-step, and country waltz. This is a beginner level class, and everyone is welcome. The Jan. 31 class will be held at the Downtown Grill.
  • Course # CMSV 0040 70
    Sun., Jan. 24 to Feb. 28 (No class Feb. 7)
    5–7 p.m.
    Location: RCB
    Instructor: Machelle Holloway
    Cost: $65
    
    
• Country Swing II
  Learn new two-step patterns and review country swing (a.k.a. bar swing) and the waltz. Country Swing I is a prerequisite to this class.
  • Course # CMSV 0040 80
    Sun., Mar. 14 to Apr. 11 (No class Apr. 4)
    7–8:30 p.m.
    Location: RCB
    Instructor: Machelle Holloway
    Cost: $50
    
    
• Ballroom Dancing
  Come dance the night away after learning three fun and easy ballroom dances: the waltz, jitterbug, and fox trot. This is a beginner level class. The Jan. 31 class will be held at the Downtown Grill.
  • Course # CMSV 0042 60
    Sun., Jan. 24 to Feb. 28 (No class Feb. 7)
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: RCB
    Instructor: Machelle Holloway
    Cost: $65
    
    
• Salsa and the Cha Cha
  Discover the Latin rhythms that make the salsa and cha cha dances so fun and exciting. This beginner class will be taught to Latin and country music. All ages are welcome. Bring a partner!
  • Course # CMSV 0037 70
    Sun., Mar. 14 to Apr. 11 (No class Apr. 4)
    7–8:30 p.m.
    Location: RCB
    Instructor: Machelle Holloway
    Cost: $50
    
    
• Tango Dance
  Learn basic ballroom and tango moves in this class. The dances are fun and easy to learn.
  • Course # CMSV 0038 80
    Sun., Apr. 18 and 25
    5–7 p.m.
    Location: RCB
    Instructor: Machelle Holloway
    Cost: $30
    
    
• Line Dance I
  It is not just country anymore. Learn the latest line dances including the Casper slide, Cleveland shuffle, cupid shuffle, and more. Do not stay home because you do not have a partner, try line dancing. The Jan. 31 class will be held at the Downtown Grill.
  • Course # CMSV 0039 60
    Sun., Jan. 24 to Feb. 28 (No class Feb. 7)
    3:30–4:30 p.m.
    Location: RCB
    Instructor: Machelle Holloway
    Cost: $25
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 0039 70
    Sun., Mar. 14 to Apr. 11 (No class Apr. 4)
    3:30–4:30 p.m.
    Location: RCB
    Instructor: Machelle Holloway
    Cost: $25

HEALTH AND FITNESS - Register

• Beginning Tennis
  This is an introductory class on the fundamentals of tennis. Participants will learn the forehand, back hand, serve, and volley. Equipment is provided. Please wear tennis or court shoes. This class is appropriate for individuals 19 and older.
  • Course # CMSV 0915 80
    Mon., Mar. 22 to Apr. 26
    6–7 p.m.
    Location: Wyoming Athletic Club (455 Thelma Dr.)
    Instructor: Dale Nurnbirg
    Cost: $50
    
    
• Senior Silver Sneakers: Cardio and Strength Training
  This class is for men and women age 55 plus. Movements are low-impact and easy to follow. The cardio segment is followed by strength training moves using weights and tubes to challenge the major muscle groups. This workout is great for mental and physical health. Come join us and have a great time!
  • Course # CMSV 0177 60
    Mon. and Wed., Jan. 25 to May 12 (No class Feb. 15, Mar. 8, and 10)
    9–10 a.m.
    Location: AD Gym
    Instructor: Patty Kempf
    Cost: $90
    
    
• Cardio Conditioning
  This class is fun and challenging for anyone looking to improve their cardiovascular endurance, shed pounds, and feel great. Hi-lo and step aerobics are performed to fun music with a driving beat. All fitness levels are welcome. You are encouraged to work at your own pace and comfort level.
  • Course # CMSV 0179 60
    Tue. and Thur., Jan. 26 to May 13 (No class Mar. 9 and 11)
    3:30–4:30 p.m.
    Location: AD Gym
    Instructor: Patty Kempf
    Cost: $90
    
    
• Mat Pilates: Core and More
  Mat pilates strengthens core muscles and improves flexibility, balance, and posture while focusing on proper breathing. The movements will help flatten abdominal muscles, yield longer and leaner muscles, improve posture, prevent injury, balance strength with flexibility, relieve stress and tension, heighten body awareness, enhance athletic performance, and boost self-esteem. Movements are low-impact and performed on an exercise mat. Stability balls and small weighted balls enhance the effectiveness of the exercise. This class is appropriate for all fitness levels.
  • Course # CMSV 0032 60
    Tue. and Thur., Jan. 26 to May 13 (No class Mar. 9 and 11)
    4:30–5:30 p.m.
    Location: AD Gym
    Instructor: Patty Kempf
    Cost: $90
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 0032 61
    Mon. and Wed., Jan. 25 to May 12 (No class Feb. 15, Mar. 8 and 10)
    6–6:55 p.m.
    Location: AD Gym
    Instructor: Patty Kempf
    Cost: $90
    
    
• Cardio/Sculpt Circuit Training
  This class offers a great cardiovascular workout along with strength training for your major muscle groups. You will challenge your cardiovascular system with easy to follow step aerobics and hi-lo floor aerobics, and will work all muscle groups using free weights, tubes, stability balls, and weighted balls.
  • Course # CMSV 0178 60
    Mon. and Wed., Jan. 25 to May 12 (No class Feb. 15, Mar. 8 and 10)
    5–6 p.m.
    Location: AD Gym
    Instructor: Patty Kempf
    Cost: $90
    
    
• Express Fitness
  In this class participants will perform a variety of body-sculpting exercises, isolating individual body areas, and toning multiple muscle groups. The distinct exercises and equipment you will use are sure to challenge your muscles and keep your heart pumping at an elevated rate to burn fat and calories. Using stability balls, weighted balls, tubing, and free weights, participants will get a great workout in 30 minutes.
  • Course: # CMSV 0175 60
    Tue. and Thur., Jan. 26 to May 13 (No class Mar. 9 and 11)
    6:25–6:55 p.m.
    Location: AD Gym
    Instructor: Patty Kempf
    Cost: $55
    
    
• Cardio Drumming
  This class is the latest trend in the fitness industry to get physically and mentally fit, and explodes with fun and excitement! Cardio drumming combines traditional aerobic movements with the powerful beat and rhythms of the drums, using stability balls and drumsticks. This is a workout for the entire body, mind, and spirit. Feel and experience the pulsating rhythms, dynamic movements, and powerful percussion of this new high energy class. All fitness levels are welcome.
  • Course # CMSV 0176 80
    Wed. and Thur., Mar. 17 to May 6
    7–7:45 p.m.
    Location: AD Gym
    Instructor: Patty Kempf
    Cost: $50
    
    
• Yoga Lattes
  All new for your core, yoga lattes uses a combination of yoga stretches and breathing. We will work standing up and lying down on mats to find our “navel to spine connections” and strengthen our core muscles.
  • Course # CMSV 1204 60
    Mon. and Wed., Jan 25 to May 12
    9–10 a.m.
    Location: Casper Recreation Center (1801 E. 4th St.)
    Instructor: Elaine Richert
    Cost: $80
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 1204 61
    Mon. and Wed., Jan. 25 to May 12
    5:30–6:30 p.m.
    Location: Casper Recreation Center (1801 E. 4th St.)
    Instructor: Elaine Richert
    Cost: $80
    
    
• Yoga for Stress and Relaxation
  Yoga, a science developed over 5,000 years ago in India, uses the asana, or postures, that are both relaxing and strengthening. The postures loosen the joints and stretch and irrigate the vertebrae keeping arthritis at bay and the body youthful into maturity. They promote the free flow of energy throughout the nervous system and assist in the elimination of toxins and poisons from the joints and other body parts. Yoga is aerobic in its deep diaphragmatic breathing techniques. It will help you become more mindful and in touch with your body and become calmer and focused in your daily tasks. It will help improve your mental outlook, handle stress more easily, and bring tranquility into your life. Please wear loose fitting clothing, do not eat heavily before class, and bring a yoga mat to class.
  • Course # CMSV 1200 60
    Tue. and Thur., Jan. 25 to May 14
    5:30–6:30 p.m.
    Location: First Congregational United Church of Christ (1511 S. Melrose)
    Instructor: Elaine Richert
    Cost: $90
    
    
• Beginning Tai Chi and Qigong for the 21st Century
  You will learn the history of qigong and tai chi, some simple movements, body alignment, and calming breathing techniques. You will learn several types if Tai Chi including the sun style, a slow easy form to develop strength and balance and relieve arthritis pain and stiffness. Become more aware of your own body movements and experience energy, tranquility, agility, mobility, and balance. Tai chi and yoga can help improve your immune system and move chi within your body for smooth flowing energy and health. Please wear loose fitting clothing and comfortable shoes. There is no floor work.
  • Course # CMSV 1201 60
    Tue. and Thur., Jan. 26 to May 13
    6:30–7:30 p.m.
    Location: First Congregational United Church of Christ (1511 S. Melrose)
    Instructor: Elaine Richert
    Cost: $90
    
    
• Yoga in a Chair and More
  Are you looking for more flexibility, mobility, better balance, and more strength in your legs, arms, and shoulders? Do you have stiffness from arthritis, difficulty with balance, weight, knee, joint, hip, or other problems? Are you in a wheelchair or recovering from cancer? If so, this is the class for you. Tai Chi and yoga can help improve your immune system. Participants will learn a gentle and easy form of Tai Chi endorsed by the Arthritis Foundation. There is no floor work.
  • Course # CMSV 1202 60
    Mon. and Wed., Jan.25 to May 12
    10–11 a.m.
    Location: Casper Recreation Center (1801 E. 4th St.)
    Instructor: Elaine Richert
    Cost: $85
    
    
• Straight Stick Workout Routine
  In this class, participants will learn straight baton techniques including use of force, deprivation of civil rights status, and short-stick and long-stick techniques. This martial arts technique is similar to the quarter staff. All equipment will be provided. Participants will be required to sign a release of liability on the first day of class. This class will be physically challenging at times.
  • Course # CMSV 0030 60
    Sat., Mar. 20 to Apr. 17
    8 a.m.–noon
    Location: BU 128
    Instructor: Lance Jones
    Cost: $60

MUSIC - Register

• Beginning Guitar
  Have you tried to teach yourself to play the guitar and it turned out to be a disaster? Do you have previous experience, but it has been years since you played? Join this beginner class and learn chord patterns, strumming methods, and beginning lead guitar for country style guitar. Bring a guitar and pick to class.
  • Course # CMSV 0300 80
    Tue., Mar.16 to May 4
    7–8:30 p.m.
    Location: FA 305
    Instructor: Michael Martin
    Cost: $65

PERSONAL GROWTH AND PUBLIC AWARENESS - Register

• The People’s Law School
  Have you ever wondered how our legal system works? Practicing attorneys will lecture on various legal topics, including a history of the courts, bankruptcy, business law, domestic relations, trusts and estates, criminal defense and prosecution, personal injury, and insurance.
  • Course # CMSV 0100 60
    Wed., Jan. 20 to Feb. 24
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: BU 309
    Instructor: Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association
    Cost: $38
    
    
• Introduction to Digital Photography
  In this introductory class you will learn tips on purchasing a digital camera, how to email and print great photographs, and every step in between. You will learn a basic overview of photography, looking at how ISO, shutter speed, and aperture affect the photos you take, and how to use them to get the effects you want. Participants will also learn to use Photoshop and Photoshop Elements to enhance photos. A basic understanding of computers and computer terminology is required. If you already have a digital camera, bring it and the user’s manual to class.
  
  • Course # CMSV 0237 60
    Sun., Jan. 31 to Mar. 7
    1–3 p.m.
    Location: BU 127
    Instructor: Matt Young
    Cost: $65
    
    
• Fashion Sense
  Discover your best clothing personality and color choices. We will analyze body types and the challenge of proportion problems and how to solve them. Learn how to make the best fashion choices while developing a wardrobe that really works for you. The final class will be a fieldtrip to Fashion Crossroads to apply what you have learned. This class is appropriate for women of all ages.
  • Course # CMSV 0360 60
    Tue., Feb. 2 to 16
    6:30–8:30 p.m.
    Location: AD 167
    Instructor: Julie Gazdiewich
    Cost: $45
    
    
• Beginning Genealogy
  In this class, participants will explore the fascinating world of genealogy and family history research. Beginners and people with genealogy experience will enjoy this class. Participants will learn to perform basic research techniques, including organized home searches, census record searches, and land record searches. The class will include a fieldtrip to the Family History Center at the LDS church for hands-on research.
  • Course # CMSV 0095 80
    Tue., Mar. 16 to Apr. 20
    1:30–3:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 217
    Instructor: Pam Martin
    Cost: $40
    
    
• The Bill of Rights and You: Rights and Responsibilities
  This class will be a discussion of our rights under the first Ten Amendments of the United States Constitution as well as the responsibilities that go along with those rights.
  • Course # CMSV 0890 60
    Sat., Mar. 20 to May 15
    1–3 p.m.
    Location: BU 310
    Instructor: Brenda Mannina-Michaelis
    Cost: $90
    
    
• Grief: Dealing with Loss
  In this class, participants will discuss the phases of grief and how our brain and hearts can better deal with the loss of a loved one. Crisis management of our own situations, natural deaths, accidents, and suicides will be covered. A $10 materials fee for a grief workbook will be payable to the instructors during class.
  • Course # CMSV 0155 60
    Tue. and Thur., Feb. 2 and 4
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 111
    Instructors: Lorrie Wnuk and Jim Holscher
    Cost: $30
    Fee: $10
    
    
• Do Not be a Victim: Personal Safety
  Participants will learn safety planning for everyday life. Learn what criminals look for in a victim. Most of the time, victimization can be avoided with proper education and preparation. We will discuss stalking behavior and domestic violence, among other topics. A $10 materials fee for a personal safety planner is payable to the instructors during class.
  • Course # CMSV 0243 60
    Tue. and Thur., Jan. 26 and 28
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: PS 111
    Instructor: Lorrie Wnuk and Jim Holscher
    Cost: $30
    Fee: $10

RECREATION - Register

• Fly Fishing I: Techniques for Beginners
  Learn to fish for trout in rivers and small streams using a fly rod. Topics covered include casting, knot tying, and selection of equipment. Students are encouraged to bring their own rods and reels to class with them.
  • Course # CMSV 0122 60
    Saturday, February 6 and 20
    8 a.m.–noon
    Location: AD 170 for the first class and AD Gym for the February 20 class.
    Instructor: Bill Mixer
    Cost: $55
    
    
• Fly Fishing II
  This on-stream clinic is a follow up to Fly Fishing I. Participants will review casting techniques. Both group and one-on-one instruction will be provided. The class will meet on Friday, April 23 at 5 p.m. to discuss fishing location (Grey Reef area or Miracle Mile, depending on water conditions). Participants will need to provide their own equipment, waders, and transportation. If class is canceled due to inclement weather, it will be rescheduled for Saturday, May 1. All fish caught will be released. Fly Fishing I or basic casting skills and a basic understanding of nymphing techniques are a prerequisite to the class. Participants must have a current Wyoming fishing license.
  • Course # CMSV 0123 80
    Fri. and Sat., April 23 and 24
    Fri. 5–6 p.m. and Sat., 9 a.m.–noon
    Location: EI 107
    Instructor: Bill Mixer
    Cost: $55
    
    
  • Course # CMSV 0123 81
    Fri. and Sat., April 23 and 24
    Fri. 5–6 p.m. and Sat., 1–4 p.m.
    Location: EI 107
    Instructor: Bill Mixer
    Cost: $55

RELIGION & SPIRITUALITY - Register

• The Art of Meditation
  Inner peace and happiness are states of mind, and meditation empowers us to find the inner peace and joy we seek. Learn all the basics of meditation: why meditate, how to meditate, different objects of meditation, and how to improve our meditation. Taught by Buddhist monk Kelsang Rinzin, resident teacher of Heruka Buddhist Center in Fort Collins. The class will break for lunch from 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
  • Course # CMSV 0172 80
    Sat., Apr. 17
    10 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
    Location: CE 217
    Instructor: Kelsang Rinzin
    Cost: $35
    
    
• Women of the Hebrew Bible
  This class will examine the important social roles women played in ancient Israel. Participants will examine the female characters featured prominently in the Hebrew Bible and explore the archaeology that reveals the day-to-day lives of ordinary women. Using this material, participants will better understand the supporting and, sometimes, hidden roles women played in the Hebrew Bible.
  • Course # CMSV 0510 60
    Tue., Feb. 2 to Mar. 16 (No class Mar. 9)
    6–7:30 p.m.
    Location: PS 109
    Instructor: Michelle Nicolaysen
    Cost: $45
    
    
• Women of the New Testament
  This class will examine the important social roles women played in the world in which Christianity developed. Participants will learn about the female characters featured prominently in the New Testament and explore the day-to-day lives of ordinary women of this world. Using this information, participants will better understand the supporting and, sometimes, hidden roles women played in the New Testament.
  • Course # CMSV 0510 80
    Tue., Mar. 23 to May 4 (No class Apr. 20)
    6–7:30 p.m.
    Location: PS 109
    Instructor: Michelle Nicolaysen
    Cost: $45
    
    
• A Brief History of the Reformation
  This class will study major issues and developments in life during the Reformation Era (16th century). Examine problems of church and theology leading up to the Reformation, and trace the development of the Reformation in the Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, Knox, the Radical Reformers, and the church in England. Participants will understand the key people and movements of the Reformation Era and the religious, political, social, and economic issues and controversies of the Reformation. A $10 materials fee is payable to the instructor during class.
  • Course # CMSV 0520 60
    Mon., Jan. 25 to Mar 8 (No class Feb. 15)
    6:30–8:30 p.m.
    Location: PS 111
    Instructor: Dr. Charles Ford
    Cost: $45
    Fee: $10