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Wine Tasting: Classic Red Wines FOOD 105.51, CRN 36871
Learn to Lindy Hop! HLTH 086.51, CRN 36895
This six-week series will have you Rockin' in Rhythm and make you want to Jump, Jive, an' Wail.In weeks one through four, you'll learn the roles, rhythm, basic footwork and shapes, connection, and musicality to get you comfortable partner dancing to swing music. Weeks five and six will build on that work with Charleston, a stylish & high energy dance for up-tempo swing. It Don't Mean a Thing if you're new to dancing. No experience or partner necessary. Wear comfy clothes and bring shoes to change into (if they have a little slide, even better). No class 10/29.
Windows 11-Starting from the Beginning TECH 118.51, CRN 36834
This is an adult-friendly Windows 11 class! See how to use the desktop and the new taskbar. We’ll also explore the start menu and related features. In addition, you will learn about the new design, the use of widgets, and how Windows 11 is organized (Not for Apple/Mac users). 4-5 star ratings from 1000s of older adults! Class is delivered via Zoom and a link will be shared the day before the class.
American Red Cross – Basic Life Support (BLS) and CPR/AED for Healthcare Professionals CERT 036.51, CRN 36908
The American Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS) course prepares healthcare professionals and first responders to save lives.
In this BLS course, you will learn how to:
-Perform CPR on adults, children, and infants effectively.
-Recognize cardiac arrest and use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) properly.
-Respond quickly to choking emergencies and clear airway obstructions in adults, children, and infants.
With our In-Person Training, you'll get hands-on instruction and real-time feedback from certified trainers. After completing the course, you will receive a two-year certification.This course is ideal for healthcare providers, emergency response teams, and anyone responsible for patient care.
Digital Fraud and Cyber Risk in the AI Age TECH 138.51, CRN 36894
Scammers used to send obvious, poorly written emails. That's not what's happening anymore. Today they're using AI to clone voices, impersonate executives, and craft messages that are almost impossible to tell apart from the real thing. Small businesses are the primary target, and most don't know what to look for. In one hour, fraud and cyber risk expert Bryan Shapiro walks you through the four threats doing the most damage to small businesses right now. Real examples, clear warning signs, and steps you can take before you close your laptop. No technical background needed. This session is an introduction to a broader training program on fraud and cyber risk. Attendees leave with practical knowledge they can use immediately and a clear sense of what a deeper dive looks like. Class is delivered via Zoom and a link will be shared the day of the class.
Financial IQ: Investment Basics MONY 081.51, CRN 36870
Build your investment knowledge with this introductory class covering the essentials of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Learn how these common investment vehicles work, the role they can play in a portfolio, and key considerations for making informed financial decisions. The class will be delivered via Zoom, a meeting link will be provided on the day of the class. Instructor: Jack Yvon.
For The Non-Designer: Design Business Cards, Flyers, Invitations, And More! TECH 134.51, CRN 36840
Researching Summer Programs CRER 104.51, CRN 36889
This class is recommended for high school students and their guardians. In this two-session course, participants will learn how to identify and evaluate both local and national summer programs focused on academic and career exploration. These programs provide valuable opportunities for students to gain insight into potential career paths and develop practical experience in areas of interest. For students who are undecided about their future major, summer programs offer meaningful exposure to a variety of fields. Participation can also strengthen college applications by demonstrating initiative and engagement in academic or career-related experiences, including research opportunities. Many programs offer scholarships or reduced-cost options, though some may require a participation fee. In addition to this course, two complementary classes (College Application Organization and Scholarship Search) are being offered to further enhance participants' knowledge and understanding. Although this course is beneficial as a standalone offering, enrollment in all three courses will provide the most comprehensive educational experience to prepare high schoolers for their next steps. A suggested materials list will be emailed to registered participants before the start of the class. Instructor: Milissa Daniels.