Exploring Drawing I
This class is great for the beginner or the more
advanced. Focus will be on learning to draw and
improving skills. Develop and sharpen drawing
skills starting with basic concepts and applying
various techniques. Train the brain how to 'see'
objects. Focus will be on beginning techniques
as well as finishing touches and ways to make
drawings stand out. Jennifer Bonaventura is
a working professional artist who has been
instructing art classes for all ages for more than five
years. The award winning designs which she creates
have been internationally published and collected.
In addition to fine art originals on canvas, Jennifer
works on interior and exterior murals, signs, and
graphic design projects. Section: 0528 Room: SUW 302 Limit: 25
Watercolor I
This two period course is an exploration of the
dynamic nature and spirit of watercolor. The
course, along with a tutorial, covers a variety of
watercolor processes through short lectures,
demonstrations, and hands-on practice. Basic
watercolor materials will be required. The
material list, provided separately, is designed
to keep the cost at a minimum. For participants
who do not have watercolor supplies, an optional
watercolor kit will be available to purchase for a
fee of about $60 on the first day of class. Marie
Brusher is an accomplished artist in several media.
She has developed an acute sense of color and style,
sharing her experiences and knowledge through
demonstration, workshops, lectures and innovative
methods. In addition, Marie is a board member of
the Visual Arts Center of Downtown Panama City. Section: 0529 Room: SUCC Limit: 25
Mixed Media Jewelry – NEW
In this two period class, you will learn to create
fun, personalized and unique jewelry using
mixed media techniques. Learn a wide range of
techniques using beads, charms, fibers, recycled
and found materials, resins, metal, wire and
much more to create one of a kind design. Mary
K. McGraw, owner of Designs by MK, is a local fiber
artist and beader. She currently teaches beading
at The LH Bead Gallery and has been an Education
Encore instructor for a number of years. Section: 0567 Room: SUE 244 Limit: 15
Computer – Basics
Get to know the personal computer. Topics
include: (1) Starting and shutting down the
computer (normal versus locked up), (2) Starting
and exiting computer programs, (3) Learning
common computer terminology, (4) How to save
and open files, (5) How to size windows, move
and restore a window, (6) Understanding the
windows desktop task bar and start menu, (7)
Using the mouse, (8) How to drag and drop files,
(9) Learning hardware definitions, (10) Using
workspace, title bar, task bar, tool bars, scroll bars,
pull down menus, and fly-outs. Don Johnson has
years of experience in sharing knowledge with other
adults. He uses a variety of teaching techniques and
welcomes comments and questions from class
members. Section: 0531 Room: SS 205 Limit: 20
One Page "Wonders" with MS Word 2007 Prerequisites: Computer Basics or equivalent
experience. Working with Microsoft Word, learn
how to create a flyer, print envelopes and create
a business card. Basic word processing skills will
be covered, as well as formatting text, inserting
clip art and photos and using the Draw tool bar.
Students need to bring a USB portable storage
device. RoseMarie Anderson began teaching
computer lessons in 1995 with the opening of
her Computer Learning Center in Panama City.
She currently teaches Microsoft programs at Bay
Medical Center for employees and Bay Med Plus
members. Section: 0532 Room: SUW 266 Limit: 20
Computer – Preventive Maintenance& Security Prerequisite: Comfortable with mouse and
keyboard. Completion of "Basics & Beyond
Basics" is recommended. Familiarization
with the computer will bring more personal
satisfaction from this very useful class. Topics
include: (1) Basic virus protection practices for
the computer, (2) Precautions to take while using
the Internet, (3) How to avoid scams and hoaxes,
(4) How to protect your computer with firewalls,
anti-virus, spyware, and spam filtering, (5) How
to perform basic maintenance tasks (removing
cookies, preventing PC crashes, sluggishness and
vulnerabilities). Trish Lewis has over twenty years
experience as a Computer Science Instructor with
extensive practical experience. She uses a variety of
techniques to ensure each student is provided with
effective hands-on experiences. She specializes in
delivering structured and comprehendible training.
She has participated in Encore for many years. Section: 0533 Room: SUE 246 Limit: 24
Western Composers
This course will cover the life, times and music
of six famous western composers; J.S. Bach,
Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt and Debussy.
This is a multimedia course with pictures and
video. Take this class and learn to understand
and appreciate how these composers thought,
lived and influenced the music we listen to today.
Tanya Brooks, NCTM, FSCTM, is a national and state
certified teacher of music with 31 years experience in
private piano, violin, and music history instruction.
She is also the President of Northwest Florida Music
Teachers Association, Inc. Section: 0534 Room: SUW 259 Limit: 35
Legal Briefs
Get the "inside story" from a prominent criminal
defense attorney on what is happening locally,
nationally and worldwide. Hear about which
laws apply and how they impact citizens. This
fascinating class will look at both sides of the
story, probe the humor, and consider the facts and
the hearsay. Be prepared to be challenged to find
the truth! Chris Patterson is a Certified Criminal Trial
Lawyer and Certified Criminal Trial Advocate. He is
a member of the Florida Supreme Court Mediator
Qualifications Board. He is listed as a "Florida Super
Lawyer" by Law and Politics Magazine, and a "Top
100 Florida Lawyer" by the American Trial Lawyers
Association. Section: 0535 Room: SUCC Limit: 91
Historical and Political Interpretation of
Film – NEW
This two period class is a comprehensive
examination of how movies have affected U.S.
political, historical, and social movements.
Analyze government reaction to such movies
from promoting propaganda to censorship. Enjoy
informative lectures involving the bias of the
movie directors, producers, actors/actress, and
writers as well as politicians and characterize
the film legacy of American History and modern
interpretations. References will be taken from
the following web sites: www.imdb.com,
www.npr.org, www.filmsite.org, www.slate.com. Michael Gattis is Assistant Professor of History/
Political Science at GCCC and has taught Education
Encore for several years. Section: 0536 Room: SUW 267 Limit: 35
Nuts & Bolts of Weather – NEW
Learn about the actual mechanics of weather,
from everyday weather occurrences to lifechanging
natural disasters. Learn to read the
sky and a weather map, plus learn to use these
tools to forecast for yourself. You will leave this
class with a solid understanding of the forces of
nature at work around you every day. Judy Dickey
is a professional meteorologist, a weather officer in
the Air Force Reserves, a former weather anchor for
WMBB and WJHG, and has taught at GCCC. Section: 0537 Room: SUW 347 Limit: 35
Eating Clean – NEW
Clean eating is consuming foods that are natural,
free of added sugars, hydrogenated fats and
anything else that is unnatural or unnecessary.
The result of this way of eating is weight loss,
increased energy and better internal and external
health. Learn to prepare these dishes and get
yourself back on track to a healthier lifestyle.
This class will include a $5 product fee to cover
the cost of organic and natural food. Kathy Riley
is the owner of My Best Friend's Kitchen and has
been planning events professionally for 27 years.
She teaches simple and easy gourmet cooking with
a hint of 'southern.' Section: 0538 Room: GLH Limit: 75
Zumba
Zumba is a Latin-inspired, dance-fitness class
that incorporates international music and dance
movements. Participants of any fitness level or
age can start Zumba right away. It's fun! Lynda
Jones has completed a nine-hour Zumba workshop
in Jacksonville and is currently teaching/attending
classes at various locations. Section: 0539 Room: WC 133 Limit: 20
10:45 AM - 12:00 PM
Exploring Drawing II
Learn how to draw or improve your drawing
skills. This class is an extension of class one.
Choose to take one or two drawing classes to fit
your schedule. Jennifer Bonaventura is a working
professional artist who has been instructing art
classes for all ages for more than five years. The
award winning designs which she creates have
been internationally published and collected. In
addition to fine art originals on canvas, Jennifer
works on interior and exterior murals, signs, and
graphic design projects. Section: 0540 Room: SUW 302 Limit: 25
Watercolor I (cont)
This is a continuation of the first period class.
Explore the dynamic nature and spirit of
watercolor. Learn a variety of watercolor
processes through short lectures, demonstrations,
and hands-on practice. Basic watercolor materials
will be required. The material list is provided
separately. An optional watercolor kit will be
available to purchase for $60 on the first day of
class. Marie Brusher is an accomplished artist in
several media. She has developed an acute sense
of color and style, sharing her experiences and
knowledge through demonstration, workshops,
lectures and innovative methods. In addition, Marie
is a board member of the Visual Arts Center of
Downtown Panama City. Section: 0529 Room: SUCC Limit: 25
Mixed Media Jewelry (cont) – NEW
Learn to create fun, personalized and unique
jewelry using mixed media techniques. You will
learn a wide range of techniques using beads,
charms, fibers, recycled and found materials,
resins, metal, wire and much more to create your
one of a kind design. Mary K. McGraw, owner of
Designs by MK, is a local fiber artist and beader. She
currently teaches beading at The LH Bead Gallery
and has been an Education Encore instructor for a
number of years. Section: 0567 Room: SUE 244 Limit: 15
Computer – Internet & E-mail
Prerequisite: "Computer – Beyond Basics" or equivalent experience. Basic computer
orientation is required. Explore the Internet as
you learn the basics of communication using
e-mail, web browsers, and search engines. Don
Johnson has many years of experience in sharing
knowledge with other adults. He uses a variety of
teaching techniques and welcomes comments and
questions from class members. Section: 0541 Room: SS 205 Limit: 20
PowerPoint Presentations Prerequisite: "Computer – Beyond Basics" or equivalent experience. Basic computer
orientation is required. Familiarity with word
processing and Microsoft Word. Bring personal
photos and imagination to this fun class. There
will be a PowerPoint 2007 software introduction
to menus, backgrounds, designs, colors, themes,
and templates. Much of the class will be selfpaced
as students build a slide show, insert text
and clip art, add slide transitions for personal
photos, and sounds/music. Experience with any
of the Microsoft programs guarantees a smooth
transition into PowerPoint. Students need to
bring a USB portable storage device. RoseMarie
Anderson began teaching computer lessons in 1995
with the opening of her Computer Learning Center
in Panama City. She currently teaches Microsoft
programs at Bay Medical Center for employees and
Bay Med Plus members. Section: 0542 Room: SUW 266 Limit: 20
Computer – Frequently Asked
Questions Prerequisites: "Computer – Basics" or equivalent
experience. Must be comfortable with mouse
and keyboard. Since there is an endless supply of
computer related questions, this course offers an
opportunity to ask and participate with hands-on
answers. This non-technical level of learning
invites questions ranging from "How do I…?",
"What happens if…?", to "What does it mean
when…?". Basic understanding and computer
experience are necessary to comprehend and
apply the valuable knowledge in this moderately
structured class. Trish Lewis has over 25 years
experience as a Computer Science Instructor and has
extensive practical experience. She uses a variety of
techniques to ensure that each student is provided
with effective hands-on learning. Trish specializes in
delivering structured, comprehensible training and
has participated in Encore for over ten years. Section: 0543 Room: SUE 246 Limit: 23
We, The People
This course will review some of the people,
events, and ideas that shaped the making of the
U.S. Constitution and will enhance appreciation
of its complexity and importance. Larry Smith is a
Retired Florida First District Court of Appeals Judge.
Tom Ellinor is a Retired County Judge of Bay County.
Newman Brock is a Retired Circuit Judge of Central
Florida. Section: 0544 Room: SUE 243 Limit: 40
Historical and Political Interpretation of
Film (cont) – NEW
This two period class is a comprehensive
examination of how movies have affected U.S.
political, historical, and social movements.
Analyze government reaction to such movies
from promoting propaganda to censorship. Enjoy
informative lectures involving the bias of the
movie directors, producers, actors/actress, and
writers as well as politicians and characterize
the film legacy of American History and modern
interpretations. References will be taken from
the following web sites: www.imdb.com,
www.npr.org, www.filmsite.org, www.slate.com.
Michael Gattis is Assistant Professor of History/
Political Science at GCCC and has taught Education
Encore for several years. Section: 0536 Room: SUW 267 Limit: 35
Digital Photography – NEW
Learn the basics of "point and shoot" cameras
including digital. Participants must furnish their
own camera and bring it to all classes. Shirley
Brown is a professional photographer and graphic
designer. Ms. Brown has been an instructor for
Education Encore for many years and also teaches
at the Gulf/Franklin Center. Section: 0546 Room: SUW 347 Limit: 35
Fishing Intermediate/Advanced – NEW
This course will cover new, highly developed
techniques and equipment now available for the
fisherman and fisherwomen. Species covered
includes inshore and offshore saltwater fish
targeted in our local area. Ron Barwick is a member
of the International Custom Rod Builder's Guild. He
has instructed hundreds of students in fishing rod
building as well as conducted fishing technique
seminars at Tyndall AFB, University of Florida and
numerous marinas in the Panama City area. Ron
has been the Service Manager at Half Hitch Tackle in
Panama City Beach for the last 13 years. Section: 0545 Room: PDR Limit: 35
We, The People
This course will review some of the people, events, and ideas that shaped the making of the U.S. Constitution. It will enhance appreciation of its complexity and importance. Larry Smith is a Retired Florida 1st District Court of Appeals Judge. Tom Ellinor is a Retired County Judge of Bay County. Newman Brock is a Retired Circuit Judge, Central Florida. Section: 0564 Room: SUE-243 Limit: 40
Yoga
Become one with Hatha Yoga poses and asanas
using breath and meditation to achieve muscular
strength, endurance, and relaxation. No matter
what your physical condition, age, abilities, yoga
makes you better. Wear stretchable or loosefitting
clothing and bring a large towel or mat.
Dawn Brooks is a Registered Nurse and completed
Yoga Teachers Training at Discovery Yoga in St.
Augustine, FL. This is a yoga program in the Kripalu
tradition. Kripalu is sometimes known as the
compassionate yoga as it teaches you first how to
be compassionate to yourself and then to others. Section: 0547 Room: WC 133 Limit: 25
1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
Watercolor II
This two period course is a continued examination
of the dynamic nature and spirit of painting with
watercolor. Emphasis will be on the importance
of developing creative thinking through short
lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on practice
as more advanced techniques are explored. Marie
Brusher is an accomplished artist in several media.
She has developed an acute sense of color and style,
sharing her experiences and knowledge through
demonstration, workshops, lectures and innovative
methods. In addition, Marie is a board member of
the Visual Arts Center of Panama City. Section: 0548 Room: SUCC Limit: 25
Techniques of Stringing Beads– Beginners
Did you ever look at fashion jewelry and say, "I
know I could make that!"? Take this two period
class and learn to make beaded jewelry with just
a few short lessons. This is a project oriented class
that is geared for beginners, but all levels may
attend. Each week the instructor will demonstrate
a technique. Then, each participant will design
and create their own project. The material list will
be available at registration. Supply kits will be
available on the first day of classes for a nominal
fee. Mary K. McGraw, owner of Designs by MK, is a
local fiber artist and beader. She currently teaches
beading at The LH Bead Gallery and has been an
Education Encore instructor for a number of years. Section: 0549 Room: SUE 244 Limit: 15
Pottery/Hand Building – NEW
Learn how to hand-build basic ceramic forms such
as mugs, bowls and vases. This class will focus on
proper techniques that result in the creation of
one-of-a-kind, functional ceramic artwork. This
class will be held OFF CAMPUS at the Visual Arts
Center in Downtown Panama City. There will be
a $50 fee payable to the instructor on the first
day of class to cover expenses. Magda Gluszek is
a working professional artist who exhibits her work
nationally and has taught ceramic classes at several
art centers. She has been an artist in residence at the
Arrowmont School or Arts and Crafts in Gatlinburg,
TN and the Roswell Clay Collective in Roswell, GA. Section: 0550 Room: Visual Art Center– Downtown Panama City Limit: 15
Computer – Digital Image Editing Prerequisites: (1) Access to a computer with a
Windows desktop; (2) Ability to open multiple
programs; (3) Ability to minimize, maximize
and restore Windows; (4) Ability to drag and
drop using a mouse; (5) Ability to use scroll bars
to position items; (6) Ability to open Windows
Explorer to expand/collapse folders. Students
must be comfortable with creating, renaming,
and deleting files, folders and subfolders. In this two period course, hands-on techniques
will be used in learning amazing and creative ways
to edit ordinary photographs. Using a computer
and Photoshop Elements, students will learn to
repair old photographs, use image correction,
make photo composites and add special effects
to images. In consideration of others, please
meet the prerequisites. Glen VanderPloeg has 30
years of involvement with computers and Computer
Aided Education for the Navy, including ten years
experience with Digital Image Editing, and 40 years
of experience teaching in the Air Force and Civilian
life in many disciplines. Section: 0551 Room: SUE 246 Limit: 23
Excel for Beginners Prerequisites: "Computer – Basics" or equivalent
experience. The class will provide an introduction
to spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel 2007. Learn
to create, modify, format and print worksheets.
Learn to use Excel for mathematical calculations
for home or business use. This course introduces
the learner to the commands, functions and
capabilities of Microsoft Excel 2007. Participants
need to bring a USB portable storage device. Lois
Carter has an Associate of Science degree from GCCC
in Electronics Technology, with a computer option
and a Bachelor's from FSU in Social Sciences. She
has taught computer applications classes in various
venues for over 20 years. Section: 0552 Room: SS 205 Limit: 20
History of Ancient Egypt – NEW
This class will cover Egyptian history from the
fourth dynasty of the Old Kingdom to the chaos
of the first intermediate period. There will be a
continuation of the short but important pyramid
building period. The evolution of the worship of the
sun in the fifth dynasty and the decline of the Old
Kingdom under the long rule of the last pharaoh
of the sixth dynasty and the resulting decline and
fall into the first intermediate period. Joe Boisvert
has degrees and training from Harvard University's
Extension Program, Middlesex Community College,
Northern Essex Community College, The Art Institute
of Boston and the University of Massachusetts. Section: 0553 Room: SUCC Limit: 90
The Essential Shakespeare – NEW
We will examine one from each of the major
categories of plays: comedy, history, and tragedy
– devoting two weeks to A Midsummer Night's
Dream, two weeks to one of the Henry plays and
two weeks to Hamlet. This will be a whirlwind
tour and discussion focusing on selected scenes
and sections of the film versions. Lynn Wallace
serves as an English professor and Director of
Developmental Studies at Gulf Coast Community
College. He teaches creative writing, literature& film, and composition. He also supervises various
college programs. In 2006, he was named Professor
of the Year. He has served as advisor to the Muslim
Student Association for over ten years. Section: 0554 Room: SUW 347 Limit: 30
Investment For Anyone in Today's
Market – NEW
Learn the basics of stocks, bond, annuities, limited
partnerships and other common investments.
Study sheets will be provided by the New York
Stock Exchange and FINRA. David Walby has been
a registered stock broker for over 30 years. He has
managed an office with over 1 billion dollars under
his management. Section: 0555 Room: SUW 261 Limit: 35
Beginning Bridge – NEW
Learn to play Bridge with this introduction to
the Standard American Five-Card Major System.
The class includes learning point count, hand
valuation, bidding and practice playing hands. Barb Hamilton is a Bridge Life Master. Bob Hamilton
has been a Beginning Bridge Instructor for 14 years.
Most recently they have taught for two years at the
winter seasons at Noah's Ark. Section: 0556 Room: PDR Limit: 20
Body and Spirit Expressive Dance – NEW
This class will teach you movement focusing
on developing strength, grace, rhythm and
confidence in moving one's body—and having
fun. It encompasses a fusion of many dance styles
and will include belly dance, a gypsy skirt dance,
a veil dance, a drum solo, a cane dance and a
dance to Greek music. Janet Jones (Talibah is her
dance name) began dancing when she was 66. In
addition to participating in workshops conducted
by experts in various styles of belly dance, she has
studied with several local instructors. Currently she
performs with the Elderbellies, teaches belly dance
at the Panama City Beach Senior Center and creative
movement at Belvedere Commons. Section: 0558 Room: WC 133 Limit: 20
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM
Watercolor II (cont)
This two period course is a continued examination
of the dynamic nature and spirit of painting with
watercolor. Emphasis will be on the importance
of developing creative thinking through short
lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on practice
as more advanced techniques are explored. Marie
Brusher is an accomplished artist in several media.
She has developed an acute sense of color and style,
sharing her experiences and knowledge through
demonstration, workshops, lectures and innovative
methods. In addition, Marie is a board member of
the Visual Arts Center of Panama City. Section: 0548 Room: WC 145 Limit: 25
Techniques of Stringing Beads– Beginners (cont)
Did you ever look at fashion jewelry and say, "I
know I could make that!"? Take this two period
class and learn to make beaded jewelry with just
a few short lessons. This is a project oriented class
that is geared for beginners, but all levels may
attend. Each week the instructor will demonstrate
a technique. Then, each participant will design
and create their own project. The material list
will be available at registration. Supply kits will
be available on the first day of classes. Mary K.
McGraw, owner of Designs by MK, is a local fiber
artist and beader. She currently teaches beading at
The LH Bead Gallery. Section: 0549 Room: SUE 244 Limit: 15
Pottery/Hand Building (cont) – NEW
Learn how to hand-build basic ceramic forms such
as mugs, bowls and vases. This class will focus on
proper techniques that result in the creation of
one-of-a-kind, functional ceramic artwork. This
class will be held OFF CAMPUS at the Visual Arts
Center in Downtown Panama City. There will be
a $50 fee payable to the instructor on the first
day of class to cover expenses. Magda Gluszek is
a working professional artist who exhibits her work
nationally and has taught ceramic classes at several
art centers. She has been an artist in residence at the
Arrowmont School or Arts and Crafts in Gatlinburg,
TN And the Roswell Clay Collective in Roswell, GA. Section: 0550 Room: Visual Art Center– Downtown Panama City Limit: 15
Computer – Digital Image Editing (cont)
Discover hands-on techniques to edit ordinary
photographs in amazing and creative ways.
Using a computer and Photoshop Elements,
students will learn to repair old photographs, use
image correction, make photo composites and
add special effects to images. In consideration
of others, please meet the prerequisites. Glen
VanderPloeg has 30 years of involvement with
computers and Computer Aided Education for the
Navy, including ten years experience with Digital
Image Editing, and 40 years of experience teaching
in the Air Force and Civilian life in many disciplines. Section: 0551 Room: SUE 246 Limit: 23
Facebook 101 – NEW
A Facebook profile, which can be created during
the first class session, is needed to participate
in this class. You will also need an active e-mail
address. Topics to be discussed include: what is
Facebook and what is it used for; how to join and
find friends; creating your profile; keeping your
profile secure; managing messages, notifications
and updates; organizing friends (hiding and
creating custom lists); uploading pictures& creating albums; understanding the difference
between pages & groups (fans & friends);
accessing other social networks; and other topics
as questions are asked and interests discovered.
Lois Carter has an Associate's degree from GCCC in
Electronics Technology, with a computer option
and a Bachelor's from FSU in Social Sciences. She
has taught computer applications classes in various
venues for over 20 years. Section: 0561 Room: SS 205 Limit: 20
Russian History – NEW
Discuss Russian History from Nicolas II to Stalin.
The class will investigate the fall of the Romanov
Dynasty, including the disastrous entry of Russia
into World War I and Rasputin's influence on the
Romanov Dynasty and his role in hastening the end
of their rule. Discussion will include the revolution,
the resulting chaos and civil war, Stalin's rise to
power and his influence on communist Russia
will be investigated. Joe Boisvert has degrees
and training from Harvard University's Extension
Program, Middlesex Community College, Northern
Essex Community College, The Art Institute of
Boston and the University of Massachusetts. Section: 0562 Room: SUCC Limit: 90
Northwest Florida Local History
1523-1889 – NEW
Learn about Northwest Florida's rich history!
Course begins with the arrival of Ponce de Leon
and continues to post Civil War. David Walby has
worked as a volunteer historian for Fort Pickens
in Pensacola. David has a Bachelor's in History
from the University of West Florida. He is currently
under contract with the National Park Service
and has written a best seller Geronimo Comes to
Pensacola. Section: 0563 Room: SUW 261 Limit: 35
Home Maintenance – NEW
Students will learn about several types of basic
home repairs. The curriculum is designed for
homeowners and "do-it-yourselfers." Typical
discussion will include: carpentry (door repair
& adjustment, filling nail & screw holes, surface
repairs and lubrication); electrical (safety,
basic troubleshooting techniques, replacing
receptacles, replacing switches, replacement
light bulbs and installing ceiling fans); plumbing
(clearing a jammed waste disposal, toilet repairs,
clearing drain clogs and repairing leaky sinks);
weatherization & energy conservation; ceramic
tile (special tools, grout types and uses, replacing
broken tiles and sealers). Roland "Landy" Luther
has 27 years experience in the kitchen cabinet
business (shop manager, installer, sales and
kitchen design.) He also has five years experience
in the manufacture of decorative wood flooring
medallions and borders. Section: 0557 Room: SUE 243 Limit: 35
Location Photography
Explore the many facets photography brings to
our lives. Topics include travel, animals and birds
with off campus trips to various locations. This
hands-on approach will give you the courage to
challenge your artistic abilities while having fun.
Participants must furnish their own camera and
bring it to all classes. Shirley Brown is a professional
photographer and graphic designer and has been
an instructor for Education Encore for 12 years. She
also teaches at the Gulf/Franklin Center. Section: 0565 Room: SUW 347 Limit: 35
Aquatic Exercise
Learn the basics of aquatic exercise and enjoy the
relaxation of GCCC's indoor, heated pool located
in the GCCC Wellness Center. Both the locker
rooms and the pool are handicapped accessible.
Wear a bathing suit and bring a lock and towel.
SWIMMING SKILLS ARE NOT REQUIRED. All GCCC
Staff have certifications from the Aquatic Exercise
Association, WaterArt, the Aquatic Therapy and
Rehab Institute, and the International Sports
Conditioning Association. Section: 0566 Room: WC POOL Limit: 25
Jim Barr
Coordinator, Education Partnerships
Gulf Coast Community College
850-873-3513 (p)
850-747-3258 (f) jbarr@gulfcoast.edu
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