Business & Community Education JULY 2018 Upcoming Classes Summer Camps Bob Ross Painting Senior Connections Series Keepin' Love Alive Series AND MORE! TAKE ONE! REGISTER TODAY! 308.635.6700 wncc.edu/bce Business & Community Education
Business & Community Education SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Alliance Dave Ramsey - Financial Peace Chadron & GED Testing Gordon Kimball Sidney ed2go Medication Aide Scottsbluff/Gering AARP Smart Driver Course Agri-Business Seminar Beginning Sign Language Bob Ross Painting Bringing Baby Home CPR Electrical Codes Classes GED Testing Intro to Robotics Kids 2018 Summer Camps All About Fossils Astronomy Week CSI: Crime Scene Investigations Dog Days of Summer Dream Builders Exploring K'NEX Week Exploring Owl Pellets Gooey, Gross, and Green Jammin' in the Jungle Theatre Opportunity for Youth (TOFY) Keepin' Love Alive Series 10 Habits of Happy Couples Becoming Super Couples Communication 102 Keepin' Love Alive Ko Heichi Fitness: Bushidokan QuickBooks Basics Sales and Use Tax Seminar Senior Connections Series Alpacas: The History and Harvesting the Luxurious Fiber An Introduction to Medicare Body in Balance for Seniors Celebrating 175 th Anniversary of the Oregon Trail Computer Basics Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 and Fort Mitchell History History of Scottsbluff Valley History of the Rebecca Winters and Mary Murdock Graves Smart Phone Basics The Pony Express and the Battle of Mud Springs The Story of Wounded Knee 1890 ZUMBA WNCC ONLINE TRAINING ed2go.com/wncc WNCC offers online courses and career training programs through ed2go! Prepare for a new career, learn new skills, or help advance within your current occupation with industry-recognized certifications. Web Design Accounting Fundamentals Health Information Management Personal Enrichment LSAT Preparation Resume Writing Grant Writing Publishing Computer Networking Photography College Readiness Foreign Languages SAT Preparation Photoshop Microsoft Office Mindfulness Meditation See page 8 to learn more about our Bob Ross Painting classes!
ALLIANCE 308.763.2002 For More Info, Call 308.635.6769 Dave Ramsey - Financial Peace Sep 10 Nov 12 (M) 6:00 8:00 p.m., $100 WNCC Alliance Campus, Room 011 What if you could be debt-free with an emergency fund of three-to-six months of expenses saved, all while investing for retirement and planning for your family s future? Sound impossible? It s not! With Dave Ramsey s class Financial Peace University, you CAN take control of your money! CHADRON & GED Testing For More Info, Call GORDON For More Info, Call KIMBALL For More Info, Call 308.635.6769 SIDNEY 308.254.7407 (Sidney, NE) For More Info, Call 308.635.6769 ed2go ed2go.com/wncc Sessions Start Monthly! Instructor-Led Online Courses Convenient Six-Week Format PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Interactive learning environment Award of completion with passing score CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS Prepare for industry certification or start a new career Start anytime Many programs completed in less than six months In-depth study, all learning materials provided Personal instructor assistance Certificate of completion awarded with passing score Medication Aide Jul 25 Aug 9 (W, TH) 1:00 9:00 p.m. $377.50, plus book WNCC Sidney Campus For more information or to register, email kuhnsr3@wncc.edu or call 308.254.7430. SCOTTSBLUFF/GERING 308.635.6700 (Scottsbluff, NE) English as a Second Language For More Info, Call 308.635.6769 Ko Heichi Fitness: Bushidokan Jul 2 30 or Aug 1 29 (M, W), 6:00 7:00 p.m. Single: $30; Family: $45 (up to 4) Before the term Mixed Martial Arts" (MMA) became the latest buzz word in the world of martial arts, Bushidokan has long been an advocate for versatile or eclectic training. Bushidokan is a pioneer of martial arts in the U.S. and is known for challenging the faults associated with blind allegiance to one particular set of techniques. In all, Bushidokan has borrowed techniques from over 10 different martial arts and three primary systems: karate, judo, and jiu-jitsu. Add in large doses of kickboxing, realistic self-defense, military arts, weapons training, and body conditioning, and you start to get a pretty good picture of what Bushidokan is all about. All ages are welcome! ZUMBA Jul 9 Aug 29, or Sep 3 Oct 24, or Oct 29 Dec 19 (M, W) 5:30 6:30 p.m., $35 Always wanted to try Zumba but were intimidated by the fast pace and expert moves? Just getting started on your fitness journey?are you an active senior looking for a new challenge? Then this FUN and EASY class is for you! Sign up with a friend and you both get a $5 discount. CPR Jul 11, Aug 1, Sep 5, Oct 3, Nov 7, or Dec 5 (W) 1:00 5:00 p.m., $65 Instruction of basic information in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid for first responders and initiators to incidents. This class results in a basic two-year certification for the skills required to perform CPR and first aid skills in the field. QuickBooks Basics Jul 18 (W), 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m., $10 Are you new to QuickBooks? Would you like to learn how to set up QuickBooks to make it more effective for you or your business? Please join us for a full-day class that focuses on the basics of setting up your QuickBooks software. This is a basic class for the desktop version of QuickBooks. Feel free to attend regardless of the version of QuickBooks you currently use. Please Note: This class does not cover payroll or taxes. Intro to Robotics Aug 20 Dec 3(M) 6:00 9:00 p.m., $345 INFO 1510, 3 credits Have fun learning about the rapidly growing field of robotics with hands-on experiences! Embedded systems (robotics) are in the car you drive, in your activity tracker, your home thermostat, ag equipment, and in any system that is controlled by electronics. Learn to assemble and program your own robot vehicle. Call 308.635.6104 to register for credit. Sales and Use Tax Seminar Oct 2 (T) 8:30 11:30 a.m., $10 This course covers the basics of Nebraska sales and use tax. Sales tax affects everyone! If you are a business owner, or are considering starting your own business, this information is a must for you and your bookkeeper. The topics discussed will not only benefit professionals, the general public can also learn how sales tax affect them every day. The presentation covers all areas of sales and use tax, including licensing requirements, exemptions, reporting, and taxable services. Agri-Business Seminar Oct 2 (T) 1:00 4:00 p.m., $10 This class will cover, in detail, the sales tax exemption for commercial agricultural producers on the purchase and repair of equipment. Discussion will include qualifying agricultural operations, equipment and parts, and how to obtain a refund for tax paid on parts for depreciable agricultural equipment purchased prior to October 1, 2014. Exemptions for feed, seed, and chemicals will be explained. A portion of the session will be dedicated to contractors who build structures, such as grain bins used in Register Today! 308.635.6700 wncc.edu/bce 3
agricultural operations. Instructors will teach participants how to complete tax returns for a variety of scenarios, as well as related exemption and refund forms. This session will benefit farmers, implement dealers, equipment suppliers, and parts store owners, as well as those who operate machine shops and other types of repair facilities. It is also relevant to feed and seed suppliers. Bringing Baby Home Sep 20 (TH), 6:00 8:00 p.m. $15 per person or $25 per couple The Bringing Baby Home workshop is based on research showing that nearly two-thirds of couples report a decrease in relationship satisfaction upon the addition of children. Designed for parents to take anytime from pregnancy through the toddler years, this workshop teaches the skills the other third of couples use to keep their love alive during this often difficult transition. This session is appropriate for first-time parents and parents of many! As a certified Gottman educator, Mark Anderson is authorized to present this program on behalf of John Gottman, Ph.D., the creator of the program. Though it doesn't take a workshop to figure out that kids change a couples relationship, this class will help you learn what is normal and what is not. You will also learn to recognize the common indicators of baby blues and dangerous postpartum depression, and their effects on the couple's relationship and parenting. Finally, you will learn tips from the experts on how to adjust to the four most common (and potentially dangerous) changes brought about when baby comes home. AARP Smart Driver Course Sep 25 (T) 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. & 1:00 3:00 p.m., $15 Lunch on your own The AARP Smart Driver course teaches valuable defensive driving strategies and provides a refresher of the rules of the road. Since 1979, the course has helped more than 15 million drivers learn research-based tips to adapt their driving to compensate for physical and cognitive changes that may occur with aging. Plus, you may qualify for a multi-year automobile insurance discount by completing the course (check with your auto insurance agent for details). KEEPIN' LOVE ALIVE SERIES 6:00 8:00 P.M. THURSDAYS $15 PER PERSON or $25 PER COUPLE Workshops are a quick and easy way for couples to receive information on keeping their love alive. These workshops are presented by licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Mark Anderson. Mark has a local private practice specializing in couples therapy, has been the author of a weekly column for couples in the Star Herald since 2010, and has been voted Scottsbluff s favorite therapist four times! Each workshop format will share these common characteristics: There is an emphasis on application, so the skills learned can be applied All workshops come with an unconditional 100 percent money back guarantee No personal information or group activities are required. Skills are taught and couples receive a workbook and are encouraged to practice the skills in the privacy of their own home The Keepin' Love Alive workshop series is a set of four workshops designed for happy couples interested in learning the skills to keep their relationship strong through all the stages of life. These workshops are great for couples no matter what stage they're in, and can be taken individually or as a series. 10 Habits of Happy Couples Oct 4 With an emphasis on application, this research-based introductory workshop teaches five friendship skills and five conflict regulation skills that successful couples use to keep their love alive. This is the first workshop designed by Mark and has ranked an impressive 9.6 out of 10 for overall quality from past participants. Communication 102 Oct 18 Using the latest research on how the brain processes emotion, this indepth workshop teaches new skills for the age-old art of communication and conflict management. This workshop will cover such topics as why it's hard to keep your cool during conflict (and what to do about it), how to find peace in a relationship even when you don't agree on everything, and the most important skill men and woman need to learn to dramatically improve their conflict discussions. Keepin' Love Alive Nov 1 A strong friendship is at the base of a happy couple relationship. Come learn practical and fun tips on how to keep your friendship strong and deepen your bond in a busy and demanding world. Becoming Super Couples Nov 15 After mastering the topics taught in the previous three workshops, super couples can take their relationship to the highest level of satisfaction by adding depth and increased purpose to their union. Come learn the tips and tricks the best-of-the-best couples use to add such shared meaning and direction to an already happy relationship. LEARN MORE AND GET INVOLVED: If you're interested in taking the AARP Smart Driver Course or becoming a volunteer, visit www.aarp.org/drive or OLDER DRIVERS OLDER DRIVERS in in America Ahead Ahead of of Keeping the Keeping the Curve Curve call 1-888-227-7669Keeping Ahead of the Curve
ELECTRICAL CODES CLASSES 12 & 16 HOURS Register today to complete your state-required continuing education in electrical codes. Classes are either 12 or 16 hours and there will be an hour break at noon each day for lunch on your own. Dale Snyder is your instructor for this course. 12-Hour Course $100 Sep 14 (F), 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sep 15 (SA), 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. This 12-hour course will cover electrical codes updates and will provide 12 hours of continuing education per state requirements. 16-Hour Course $110 Sep 14 (F), 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sep 15 (SA), 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. This 16-hour course will cover electrical codes updates and will provide 16 hours of continuing education per state requirements. Registration deadline is September 10. Payment is due at time of registration. John N. Harms Center 2620 College Park Scottsbluff, NE 69361 Register Today! 308.635.6700 Business & Community Education 5
SENIOR CONNECTIONS Calling all lifelong learners! Join your retired friends in improving your health while learning a new skill and a little history.this series is designed for people of retirement age and you must be a GOLD CLUB member to register. To find out more about the WNCC GOLD CLUB, visit wncc. edu/bce or call 308.635.6701. Senior Connections Oct Dec 2018 (TH) $13 per class Celebrating 175 th Anniversary of the Oregon Trail Oct 4, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Barb Netherland This class will present several aspects of the Oregon Trail, including the importance of landmarks in the Nebraska Panhandle using quotes from emigrant journals. The class will highlight some of the oddities that perplexed and delighted emigrants as they traveled. Photography from the Paul and Helen Henderson collection (used with permission by Legacy of the Plains Museum) will be shared with the audience and, in some cases, contrasted with current photographs of the sites. This class acknowledges the 175 th anniversary of the Oregon Trail and the 50 th anniversary of the National Trails Act. Computer Basics Oct 11, 8:30 10:30 a.m. Instructor: Bill Loring, WNCC faculty Do you have trouble getting your computer to do what you want it to do? Learn the basics of Windows 10, and about security in the Facebook age. Bring your laptop, if you have one. The instructors will be Bill Loring, a full-time WNCC information technology instructor, and some of his students. Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 and Fort Mitchell History Oct 18, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Jerry Lucas This presentation will address the people that took part in the treaty of Fort Laramie, including those from the government and tribal leaders. We will also discuss the origin of Fort Mitchell and its short life, while looking briefly at the daily life of the soldiers and the two military actions involving its troops during its existence. 6 An Introduction to Medicare Oct 25, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Caryn Long You don t have to navigate Medicare alone. If you are approaching age 65, or over 65 and thinking about retirement, you are invited to attend this course to answer questions like: When should I enroll? What does Medicare cost? How do I make sure I have the right coverage? Caryn Long, panhandle regional representative for the Nebraska Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), will be presenting and be available for questions. Because SHIIP does not sell or endorse any products or companies, Medicare attendees can be assured they will receive only unbiased information and assistance. History of Scottsbluff Valley Nov 1, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Barb Netherland So often the founding of frontier towns brings a mix of competition, disagreements, ingenuity, and a cast of interesting characters. The histories of Gering, Scottsbluff, and Terrytown are rich with examples of great cooperation, and equally great rivalries, with a cast of interesting personalities. This class will explore the beginnings of these sister cities. Smart Phone Basics Nov 8, 8:30 10:30 a.m. Instructor: Bill Loring, WNCC faculty Do you have trouble getting your new smart device to do what you want it to do? Not sure how to take a photo or send a text? Having trouble attaching a photo? Bring your smartphone or tablet. Bill Loring, a full-time information technology instructor at WNCC, and his students will help you get started! History of the Rebecca Winters and Mary Murdock Graves Nov 15, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Jerry Lucas This presentation recounts the journey of Rebecca Winters from New York to Ohio to Illinois. It includes the story of the Mormons and the effect her death had on a community. We will also follow the travels of Mary Murdock, a 73-year-old woman from Scotland, to the United States and westward to Salt Lake City.
The Story of Wounded Knee 1890 Nov 29, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Barb Netherland There are times in American history when tragedy occurs: when the voices of good people on both sides of an issue are not heard; when bad choices are made by the powerful, the arrogant, or the uninformed and are covered up by the cautious, the expedient, and the opportunists. Wounded Knee was such a tragedy. Learn what led up to, and what followed, this disastrous event. Alpacas: The History and Harvesting the Luxurious Fiber Dec 6, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Barb Netherland Domesticated by the Incas more than 6,000 years ago and revered for their luxurious fiber, alpacas have experienced boom and bust cycles since the 1870s, including a little known, very lucrative business in 1890s America. This class will teach the history of alpacas, describe ways of processing their fiber, and demonstrate different techniques of spinning the fiber into yarn. Body in Balance for Seniors Dec 13, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructors: Terri Allen and Teresa Thomas Many people from age 60 will start noticing a difference in balance and begin to lose strength in their legs. Exercise helps seniors who have problems with arthritis and helps prevent them from falling. This class will offer education on how to keep your balance and strength as you age. The Pony Express and the Battle of Mud Springs Dec 20, 9:00 11:00 a.m. Instructor: Jerry Lucas This is the tale of the advent, execution, and demise of an American enterprise experiment. This program looks at the history of the social, political, and financial impact of the Pony Express on the history of America. We will also look at the isolated event, which helped fuel the fires of the 1860s Indian Wars on the northern plains. We will also discuss how the actions taken and not taken changed two cultures history and views as a result of the Battle of Mud Springs. MEET THE INSTRUCTORS Barb Netherland is a lifelong resident of Scotts Bluff County. She was the director of North Platte Valley Museum for eight years and continues to volunteer for Legacy of the Plains Museum. She has served on the Scotts Bluff County Tourism board, Platte Valley Attractions committee, the Oregon-California Trails Association national board and the Nebraska Chapter of the Oregon-California Trails Association. Bill Loring has been a full-time information technology instructor at WNCC for eight years. His 20 years of experience as an IT consultant allow him to bring real-world experience into the classroom. Caryn Long is the regional representative for the Nebraska Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) in the Western Service Region. Caryn maintains an office locally in Scottsbluff and travels throughout the panhandle. The mission of the program is to offer free, unbiased information for Nebraskans on Medicare and other health insurance. Because Medicare and other types of insurance can be confusing, Caryn and her SHIIP volunteers in the panhandle are available to meet with consumers for personalized counselling, outreach events, media awareness, public presentations, and enrollment events. Jerry Lucas has been a student of Native American and western expansion history from a very young age. He began working at the Scotts Bluff National Monument in 2006 as an interpretive park ranger. In this capacity he has conducted research and prepared presentations for park visitors on a variety of topics including the Pony Express, Rebecca Winters, the Mormon Trail, as well as battles and forts in the Scottsbluff Valley area. Jerry describes himself as a historic storyteller as his presentations are historical facts presented in a colorful and entertaining manner. Terri Allen is a certified wellness coordinator/health coach and has provided service for the last 10 years for Scottsbluff Public Schools, Western Nebraska Community College, and Scotts Bluff County. She has also provided one-on-one nutrition and health coaching for the Every Women Matters program for the state of Nebraska. Terri believes that physical activity is an important part of health and aging. She has recently been certified in a fall prevention program for seniors and has taught this throughout the county for the last three years. Teresa Thomas, RN, BSN, is the injury prevention coordinator, community health nurse, and Scotts Bluff County health nurse. She is certified in the fall prevention courses "Stepping On," and the Tai Chi course "8 Moves for Better Balance." She is also a certified instructor for the Stop the Bleed campaign. 7
Bob Ross Painting Bob Ross believed that everyone who wanted to paint, could paint like a natural with the right tools and a little encouragement. Come and experience the joy and confidence of painting a beautiful landscape using the Ross wet-on-wet technique. Students must bring a roll of paper towels to this class. Jul 21, Aug 18, Sep 22 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. $60 per class Saturdays! JULY SEPTEMBER 8 AUGUST Register Today! 308.635.6700 wncc.edu/bce
Summer Camps Exploring Science Camps Jun 2 Jul 28 (SA) 9:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. $30 per class Ages: 6 th grade 10 th grade All About Fossils July 14 Explore plant and animal fossils that are millions of years old! Discover what fossils are, how they are formed, and why they are important to understanding the earth. Learn where fossils are found and how to collect them. Students will take home several specimens to start their own collection. Exploring Owl Pellets July 28 Dissect owl pellets to find out what they are, why owls can t digest bones or fur, and what they do about that. Students can keep the bones they find. Oftentimes, complete skulls are found! Theatre Opportunity for Youth (TOFY) Jul 16 27 (M F) 9:30 a.m. 2:00 p.m., $125 Ages: 8 15 Matinee Performances: Jul 28 & 29 Harms Center & Scottsbluff High School Theatre West s TOFY (Theatre Opportunity for Youth) Camp 2018 has selected Disney s Annie Kids for its third summer musical. Disney s Annie Kids is part of Music Theatre International s series of abridged, 40-minute musical productions for kids. During the two-week camp, children will participate in all aspects of producing a show, culminating in two matinee performances. Details about registration/auditions and other camp information will be coming soon. To see announcements as they become available, please like and follow along on Facebook at facebook.com/tofycamp. For further questions, contact Kim Grams, TOFY program director, at KimmerGrams@ gmail.com. For all Theatre West s news on the upcoming season, see our website at theatrewestnebraska.com. Dog Days of Summer Jul 25 (W), $15 1:00 4:00 p.m. Terry Carpenter Center Register by Jul 18 When someone mentions summer, does that remind you of picnics, cooking on the grill, swimming, and water activities? Come make some fun food memories at our Dog Days of Summer class. We will be making fake hot dogs, grilled and bonfire cupcakes, deviled egg sailboats, and more! ICE Enrichment Academy provides an enrichment program for students in grades K-8. The world of education changes constantly. For students to remain engaged, they need to be exposed to more learning opportunities than ever. ICE Enrichment Academy offers numerous learning opportunities that are fun, challenging, and engaging. Astronomy Week Jul 16 19 (M TH) 1:00 4:00 p.m. $30/day or $100/week Ages: 7 14 Explore the size and scale of our solar system by mapping out the sun and planets on a very large map over 1,000 yards in length! Investigate the other planets in our solar system, observe the sun using telescopes, binoculars, and other tools. Captain Kirk would be proud! 9
Summer Camps Innovate, Create & Explore Week Jul 23 26 (M TH) 1:00 4:00 p.m. $30/day or $100/week Ages: 7 14 CSI: Crime Scene Investigations Are you a sleuth? Do you want to become one? If you would like to learn more about solving crime, this is the course for you! Students meet crime-fighting professionals and learn their secrets. Students learn the art of fingerprinting, hair analysis, and other trace evidence left at the scene of the crime. Gooey, Gross, and Green In this course, students create things that ooze, bounce, and squish! Students take part in a number of hands-on gooey, gross, and green fun science and art projects. Jammin in the Jungle Students explore the mysteries of exotic plants and animals through beautiful books and interesting activities. Students learning is enhanced with several science skills including probability, biodiversity, and horticulture. Come and join the fun of this jungle adventure! Dream Builders Are you a master Lego builder? Would you like to be? This course encourages students to explore their creativity and skills. Students enhance their imagination and skills as they unleash their inner Lego builder! All building levels welcomed! Exploring K NEX Week Jul 30 Aug 2 (M TH) 1:00 4:00 p.m. $30/day or $100/week Ages: 9 14 Are you familiar with Punkin Chunkin? Build some simple machines using K NEX building system pieces to understand the physics involved in various classes of levers. Then create your own Chunkin machine to launch projectiles, much smaller than pumpkins, in competition. We also explore with the K NEX building system to create bridges, structures, and simple machines. By the end of the week, we will have had a competition to see who can build the lightest and strongest bridge! 10 DON'T MISS OUT ON THE FUN! REGISTER YOUR KIDS TODAY!
ADULT EDUCATION Location & Hours of Operation The program at WNCC aims to provide the tools for a successful future and offers access to quality educational opportunities to support employment, job training, and higher education aspirations. and GED classes run continuously in locations throughout the panhandle. English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are offered at the Guadalupe Center in Scottsbluff. Classes and lessons are designed to build a strong foundation of problem-solving, analytical thinking, organizational skills, and strategies for producing greater academic success. By assisting adult learners to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for effective participation in society, citizens will realize their potential, businesses will benefit, and communities will thrive. Box Butte County WNCC ALLIANCE CAMPUS T, W, TH: 6:00 8:30 p.m. Dawes County GED Classes HEAD START 308.747.2017 M, T: 6:00 8:00 p.m. T TH: 10:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m. For registration information, call 308.747.2017. GED Testing CHADRON STATE COLLEGE Testing is once a month on various days. Please call for the most up-to-date schedule. Kimball County KIMBALL LIBRARY 208 S WALNUT STREET 308.635.6769 T - TH: 6:00 8:00 P.M. Sheridan County (Year-round) 817 N. OAK STREET, GORDON Near Gordon High School T: 6:00 8:00 p.m. W: 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Scotts Bluff County & GED Classes (Year-round) WNCC - MAIN BUILDING ROOM G152 M - TH: 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. M - TH: 1:00 3:00 p.m. M - TH: 6:00 8:00 p.m. Orientation & Enrollment M & W: 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Call for an appointment. Evening Orientation & Enrollment Call for an appointment. Scotts Bluff County, Cont. NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR CAREER CENTER (ONE STOP) (Year-round) M - TH: 1:00 3:00 p.m. ESL English as a Second Language GUADALUPE RECREATIONAL CENTER M - TH: 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. M, T, TH: 6:00 8:00 p.m. W: 5:00 7:00 p.m. GED Testing JOHN N. HARMS CENTER 308.635.6738 TH: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. F: 8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. *Register through your MyGED.com personal account. Testing hours are subject to change. Cheyenne County (Year-round) WNCC SIDNEY CAMPUS 308.254.7458 T - TH: 6:00 8:30 p.m. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 308.635.6769 OR EMAIL ADULTEDUCATION@WNCC.EDU. Education that continues. Learn more.
Want to share your interests and talents with others? WE WANT YOU! We re looking for Community Education instructors to share their interests in photography, arts and crafts, painting, plants and gardening, fishing, traveling... YOU NAME IT! For more information, or to simply discuss your ideas for a class, call Lori Stromberg at 308.635.6703 or email stromber@wncc.edu to visit about these opportunities. ALL THAT GLITTERS IS GOLD! That s what you ll find with our new GOLD CLUB benefits. Even if you are already a WNCC GOLD CLUB member, you will want to complete the new registration because this year with the new GOLD CLUB benefits, you ll receive a one-time $25.00 voucher that can be used for any non-credit course(s) taken at the Scottsbluff Campus. For more information, visit wncc.edu/bce or call 308.635.6701. Business & Community Education