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In this course, designed for the writer who is beginning to explore the world of playwriting, participants will create characters, scenarios, and dialogues that will then be the basis for a one-act play. Character, setting, plot, structure, creating authentic, stageworthy dialogue, and editing and revision techniques will all be explored through handouts, writing exercises, and structured peer critique by the instructor and other participants. (Age 15 – Adult) Instructor: Madia |
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Tue, 1:00p - 3:30p Sep 7 - Oct 12
Center for Workforce Education #109
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Performing is not just for actors. Whether you want to go into theatre or improve your public speaking and people skills, this class is designed to help you reach your goals! Get ready for fast-paced, up-on-your-feet, interactive and fun exercises that will teach you to communicate with confidence and effectiveness. Learn to deliver your message, get your key points across, when to improvise, and how to use humor. Don’t be intimidated – register now! Instructor: Madia |
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Beginning to intermediate writers will explore the writing process from brainstorming to outlining, to writing and revision. Valuable feedback will be provided from your instructor, Joey Madia, as well as other participants. Types of writing include: poetry, short story, non-fiction, dialogue/scene-writing, and character development. Techniques include: exercises and methods for keeping the creative juices flowing and preventing writer’s block, efficient revision, and working with images and metaphor. Collaborative writing will also be explored in this dynamic workshop. (Ages 15 – Adult) Instructor: Madia
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How would you like to learn to speak a classical, romantic language? This course is not structured around grammar, but places more emphasis on basic conversation. Students will learn to develop an appreciation for Italian language and culture, particularly southern Italy where many of the Italians who have settled in north central West Virginia originated. Join us for a good time and learn about our language heritage and ancestry. All without tests or grades! Instructor: Mazza |
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How would you like to learn to speak a classical, romantic language? This course is not structured around grammar, but places more emphasis on basic conversation. Students will learn to develop an appreciation for Italian language and culture, particularly southern Italy where many of the Italians who have settled in north central West Virginia originated. Join us for a good time and learn about our language heritage and ancestry. All without tests or grades! Instructor: Mazza |
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Ballroom dancing is culture, art, music, emotion, fitness, and sport. It is an activity which promotes social graces, self-confidence, and mutual respect and cooperation between partners. It is also great fun! This course will enable the student to participate in social occasions requiring ballroom dancing skills, such as weddings, formal, social and business parties, as well as informal occasions requiring the display of social graces. Featured dances include the Tango, Waltz and Foxtrot. No experience or partner required! Instructor: Young |
4 Mon, 6:30 - 8:30p Sep 13 - Oct 6
FSU Ballroom
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This course is designed to develop an appreciation of ballroom dancing as a popular recreational activity for relaxation and physical exercise. Ballroom Dancing II is a fun and invigorating class featuring dance steps and music that have a “Latin Flair.” No experience or partner required! Instructor: Young
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4 Mon, 6:30 - 8:30p Oct 11 - Nov 12
FSU Ballroom
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Once you’ve mastered the basics, let us show you how to add flair and fun to your dance repertoire. No partner required! Instructor: Young
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4 Mon, 6:30 - 8:30p Nov 15 - Dec 6
FSU Ballroom
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This CPR and First Aid training is an appropriate class for health care professionals, day care providers, and community members. Students will learn the recommended cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques and how to provide appropriate, immediate care that may be necessary in case of an accident or emergency. After completion of the class, students will be certified or re-certified in CPR & First Aid for two years.
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A: Tues, 5:30 - 8:30p Sep 7
B: Tues, 5:30 - 8:30p Dec7
Center for Workforce Education #112
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Meditation is the simple practice of going within and taking a break from the never-ending world of thinking and doing. In this class series, we will explore the benefits of meditation on the body, mind and spirit. You will learn and practice simple techniques to help you enter a place of relaxation, focus and peace. Instructor: Hastings |
A: 3 Wed, 6:30 pm – 7:45 pm Sep 15 - 29
B: 3 Wed, 6:30 pm – 7:45 pm Oct 20 - Nov 3
CWE #109
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Welcome to your “Introduction to Aviation.” Whether you are interested in becoming a pilot or just fascinated by the science of flight, this class is for you. Learn the physics and aerodynamics of flight; mechanics and cockpit controls; aviation weather; FAA regulations; even working with Air Traffic Control – it’s all here! |
34 Tues & Thurs, 6:00 - 7:30p Aug 24 - Dec 16
RCB National Aeronautical Center
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Discover the basic concepts of project management and enhance your quality of life. Attending this session will increase your value to employers, civic groups, and as a volunteer. This short course will provide you with tools and techniques to help you work effectively. Simply follow the steps as outlined in this document and work with your team to manage activities and expectations.
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A. Mon 3:30 - 5:30pm Sept 20 (MTEC)
B. Mon 6:00 - 8:00pm Oct 11 (CWE #111)
MTEC
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While the use of good business etiquette will not make up for technical knowledge in the workplace, bad manners and poor etiquette can cost both employees and the organizations for whom they work. Our etiquette programs are crafted to meet a variety of specific business needs. From email etiquette to international dining, our programs are designed to improve the professionalism of all participants who attend.
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A. Tues, 3:30 - 5:30pm Sept 7 (MTEC)
B. Mon, 3:30- 5:30 pm Oct 25 (CWE #111)
MTEC / CWE #111
