Basic scrapbooking tools, adhesives, supplies and organization trends related to getting started in scrapbooking.

Scrapbooking page elements and design, pictures, paper, title/journaling, embellishments and color theory.

The student will receive instruction in the techniques of three-dimensional (3-D) modeling utilizing industry standard software. This includes the creation and modification of 3-D geometric shapes, use of a variety of rendering techniques, camera, light sources, texture, and surface mapping. (ARTV 1345)

An advanced look at tools, techniques, and trends related to page enhancements such as titles, lettering, stickers, embellishments, etc.

A comprehensive look at tools, techniques, and trends related to advanced page enhancements such as embossing, painting, chalking and stamping.

Tools, techniques and trends related to adding dimension to projects and pages through the use of elements such as metal, fibers, chipboard, beads and brads and buttons.

This is a continuation and consolidation of the gains made in DRAM 1351. Rehearsal will be scheduled as required. (DRAM 1352)

A continuation of the Aikido Introductory class. Students that practice Aikido learn how to defend themselves without hurting others. (PHED 2140) Prerequisite: None. Note: Textbook required.

Emphasis is on instruction of advanced techniques, development of a variety of strokes, singles and doubles strategy in game situations and USTA tournament rules and procedures. (PHED 1102)

A cardiovascular conditioning program designed to improve muscle tone and to help maintain a healthy body weight through fun and fitness activities. (PHED 1117)

Note: Textbook required. This co-educational class is a continuation of the introductory Aikido class; however, it is open to students of all levels. Aikido is a noncompetitive, non-aggressive, self-defense Japanese Martial Art. Regardless of age, size, or gender, anyone in reasonably good health or physical condition can participate and benefit from this Aikido class. Empty handed techniques, as well as techniques involving the bokken (wooden sword), tanto (wooden knife) and jo (staff) will be covered. Students will be taught how to perform all basic falls, warm-up exercises as well as fundamentals of basic movements and techniques. Aikido principles and etiquette will be taught.

This is a four day introduction to selected sports, games and activities. Conditioning, techniques and strategies of selected sports are demonstrated. The specific activities are to be determined. Campers will be ages 10-13.

This is a basic course in the fabrication and design of jewelry and metalsmithing. (ARTS 2341)

Introduction to the theory, practice, and terminology of classical ballet with emphasis on development and refinement of barre and center technique. (DANC 1341) Prerequisite: Placement audition.

Prerequisite: Placement audition This is a further exposure to the theory, practice and terminology of classical ballet with emphasis on expansion and refinement of the skills developed in DANC 1341 and DANC 1342. (DANC 2341)

Foxtrot, Swing, Waltz, Cha Cha Cha (6 week course). Fun-easy-relaxing-great exercise-keep on dancing; a partner is required

Rhumba, Tango, Salsa, Merengue (6 week course). Fun-easy-relaxing- great exercise-keep on dancing A partner is required.

Want to make your home even more beautiful? Add a special centerpiece, especially one you created yourself. This class teaches basic techniques to create centerpieces for your home. Note: Material fee $32

The student will receive instruction on the basic skills and techniques of basketball. (PHED 1120)

Learn how to make your own double strand necklace and bracelet! We will be making a bracelet and a necklace. Beginners are welcome! See the continuing education registration office for a list of supplies needed.