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THEATER FOR KIDS

163.0103
COMMERCIAL KIDS “ON CAMERA” (6-12 yrs.)

A two day exploration of Commercial Acting! Have lots of fun while you’re learning auditioning
skills on camera. You’ll get an overview of the Commercial field and learn “the right way” to
enter the industry. This is a safe and economical “intro” in the professional environment of an actual
casting studio in Studio City. Parents are welcome to watch class and learn the realities of the
business or wait in the lobby. Personal phone counseling is also offered to each parent.
PREREQUISITE: Children must be able to read.

Actor’s Workshop: June Chandler’s Actor’s Workshop is regarded, by the industry as a top
source for well prepared new talent. The Children’s Department features fun and exciting instructors
who will teach about the world of television commercials.

2 Sundays 2-4 pm
July 17 & 24 Reg. Fee: $79

MUSIC FOR KIDS

166.0112 166.0102
POPULAR GUITAR INTRO TO GUITAR I

The class will cover the basics of guitar. You will (10 yrs. to Adult)
learn: open chords, basic music notation,
tuning, and reading, tablature, simple popular, Playing the guitar is one of the “coolest things”
folk and rock songs, picking, (proper use of a you can do! Grab your guitar (Acoustic or
plectrum), strumming patterns, chord shifting, Electric) and LEARN HOW TO ROCK. In 6 short
and basic scales used in popular styles. Bar weeks you will learn how to read tab, understand
chords and timing will also be covered. where the notes on the guitar neck are as well as
walk away with a serious arsenal of Classic Rock
Students will be able to perform popular songs licks. Scales and Power Chords which will build
employing basic chords and some bar chords the foundation of a lifetime of enjoyment making
with good timing and intonation, to be able to music. If you are taking you new guitar out of the
continue learning and enjoying the guitar in case for the first time or wanting to brush up on
future endeavors and to play in solo and group the basics, this class is for YOU...!
settings. Students must bring their own guitar,
electric/acoustic to class. Dan Sindel has 30 years + experience of
teaching, recording and performing live
César Mateus, PhD has played and consulted concerts. Dan has received international
for numerous TV shows. He has composed, recognition through his innovative recordings
arranged, produced and performed for and has earned features in both Guitar Player
numerous concerts and productions in the and Electronic Musician magazines.
U.S. and abroad. César is currently an instructor
at Ventura College. 6 Mondays 7-9 pm
July 11-August 15 Reg. Fee: $89
6 Wednesdays 7-9 pm
July 6-August 10 Reg. Fee: $89

166.1116
PRIVATE GUITAR LESSONS (10 yrs. to Adult)

Now you can learn to play the guitar or build on the skills you have in a one on one guitar lesson. Private
lessons are perfect for children and adults to progress at their own pace. Students must bring their own
guitar, electric/acoustic to class.

Instructor: Dan Sindel Instructor: Cesar Mateus

8 Saturdays 1:00-1:30 pm 8 Tuesdays 6:00-6:30 pm
July 9-August 27 Reg. Fee: $169 July 5-August 23 Reg. Fee: $169

8 Saturdays 1:30-2:00 pm 8 Tuesdays 6:30-7:00 pm
July 9-August 27 Reg. Fee: $169 July 5-August 23 Reg. Fee: $169

8 Saturdays 2:00-2:30 pm 8 Tuesdays 7:00-7:30 pm
July 9-August 27 Reg. Fee: $169 July 5-August 23 Reg. Fee: $169

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166.0104
INTRODUCTION TO PIANO (8-11 yrs.)

Introduction to piano will offer children a first step towards the fun of making music at the piano.
Through the use of musical games, projects and written exercises, the children will develop listening
skills and acquire the ability to read musical and rhythmic notation. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO HAVE
A PIANO AT HOME.

Sarah Olim, BM, Degree in Piano Pedagogy from
the University of Texas in Austin.

6 Sundays 12-1 pm
June 19-July 31 Reg. Fee: $79
(no class 7/3)

Students must supply their own books; Edna
Mae Burnam, “Step by Step Piano Course –
Book 1” and Nancy and Randall Faber “I can
Read Music – Book I.”

166.0105 142.6004
PIANO FOR FUN (5-8 yrs.) BEGINNING
PIANO-PLAYING
This preparatory piano class will offer children a FOR FUN (12 yrs.-Adult)
creative introduction to musical training at the
piano. Through the use of musical games and Have you always wanted to learn to play the
projects, children will become familiar with the piano? Well, here’s your chance! This class
piano keyboard, develop listening skills, learn starts at the very beginning with rhythms note
basic rhythmic notation and be introduced to reading and basic piano skills. No previous
note reading. This will provide parents with an musical atmosphere for enjoyable and fun
opportunity to observe their children in musical learning.
study. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO HAVE A
PIANO AT HOME. Sarah Olim has a degree in Piano Pedagogy
from University of Texas in Austin.
Sarah Olim, BM, Degree in Piano Pedagogy
from the University of Texas in Austin. 6 Sundays 1:00-3:00 pm
June 19-July 31 Reg. Fee: $99
6 Sundays 1-2 pm (no class 7/3)
June 19-July 31 Reg. Fee: $79
(no class 7/3) Students must supply their own book,
Bastien OLDER BEGINNER Piano Course
6 Sundays 11 am-12 Noon Book 1. Books available at Baxter Northup
June 19-July 31 Reg. Fee: $79 music store or online at Amazon.com.
(no class 7/3)

166.1115
ONE-ON-ONE PIANO (5 YEARS-ADULT)

If you are looking for one-on-one piano lessons, you’ve found it!
Private instruction is the best way to learn to play the piano. In these 30
minute sessions, children or adults will progress at their own pace;
beginners focus on note reading, rhythm reading and music theory, and more
advanced levels will work on chord progressions and inversions, and piano
technique. Materials used will depend on experience and music style.
Students should have a piano/keyboard at home for daily practice.

Sarah Olim has a degree in Piano Pedagogy from University of Texas in Austin.

8 Tuesdays 4:00-4:30 pm 8 Tuesdays 4:30-5:00 pm

June 21-Aug. 9 Reg. Fee: $172 June 21-Aug. 9 Reg. Fee: $172

8 Tuesdays 5:00-5:30 pm 8 Tuesdays 5:30-6:00 pm

June 21-Aug. 9 Reg. Fee: $172 June 21-Aug. 9 Reg. Fee: $172

8 Tuesdays 6:00-6:30 pm 8 Tuesdays 6:30-7:00 pm

June 21-Aug. 9 Reg. Fee: $172 June 21-Aug. 9 Reg. Fee: $172

8 Tuesdays 7:00-7:30 pm 8 Tuesdays 7:30-8:00 pm

June 21-Aug. 9 Reg. Fee: $172 June 21-Aug. 9 Reg. Fee: $172

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190.0114
TINY PROS SOCCER — Run: Kick: Shoot: SMILE (Ages 2-5)

Using our highly successful, age appropriate curriculum, correct technique is taught in a fun, but
realistic way. You will be amazed at how quickly your tiny pro develops the basic skills that are the
stepping stones for playing the game. As technique improves, each session also includes a small sided
game to put skills learned into the game situation.

Our coaches are amongst the best in the business having both soccer qualifications and experience
coaching young players.

If any of our Tiny Pros made it to be the next ‘sports superstar’ we would be delighted but our real goal is
to instill our little team with a sense of confidence, coordination, friendship and a love of the game.

Brian Miller, Director of Coaching, was a PE teacher and former soccer coach at Pepperdine University.
He is an AYSO coaching instructor and is licensed by the United States Soccer Federation. Brit-West
employs only the most qualified and experienced coaches who are carefully and specifically selected for
the age groups they will be coaching.

(2-3½ Years) (3½-5 Years) (5-7 Years)
7 Saturdays 10:00-10:45 am 7 Saturdays 11:00-11:45 am
7 Saturdays 9:00-9:45 am July 9-Aug. 20 Reg. Fee: $114 July 9-Aug. 20 Reg. Fee: $114

July 9-Aug. 20 Reg. Fee: $114

190.0118
GOLF FOR KIDS (ages 8-12 yrs.)
. . . Learn and Play

This class is an introduction to golf skills such as
grip, stance, posture, ball striking, chipping,
putting, the bunker shot, pitch shot, etc. Golf
etiquette and rules will be introduced and the
importance emphasized prior to transitioning
from the driving range to actual golf course play.
No prior experience is needed.

Michael Low has been a professional golf
instructor for over 20 years. He has taught at
Knollwood Country Club and Van Nuys Golf
Course and is the golf coach at Sierra Canyon
School.

6 Wednesdays 10-11 am
June 15-July 20 Reg. Fee: $78

Order Your Parking Permit Parking permits may now be purchased by
phone for Extension classes meeting 6 weeks
BY PHONE or longer. Before your class begins, you may
call to purchase your permit, and we will
818-719-6425 mail it to your home. No lines, no hassles.

Please call at least 10-days prior to your
class start date and allow mail delivery.

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190.0102
OCEAN SURFING (9 yrs. to Adult)

A fun and dynamic way to learn to surf for all ages! Learn to surf on the easy waves of the
world famous Malibu Surfrider Beach or let us sharpen your skills in the big breakers at 3rd point.
Instructed by veteran surfer Dustin Bancroft. You will not only learn how to stand but how, when
and where to catch the wave. Now in our 16th year we have a 99% success rate. Prerequisite:
Must be able to swim 100 yds.

Dustin Bancroft has been an avid surfer and instructor for over 10 years. Surfing has taken him all
over the world, to places such as Costa Rica, Fiji, Hawaii and Central Mexico.

Darin Bancroft graduated college in 2012 and
has worked in non-profit as an English and
environmental educator in Central America.
He has over 15 years of experience surfing
the Los Angeles and Ventura County beaches.

6 Fridays 12 Noon-2 pm
July 8-August 12 Reg. Fee: $119*

6 Fridays 2-4 pm
July 8-August 12 Reg. Fee: $119*

6 Fridays 4-6 pm
July 8-August 12 Reg. Fee: $119*

6 Fridays 4-6 pm

September 23-October 28 Reg. Fee: $119*

*Surfboard rentals provided for $16 per day. Students are welcome to split the
*cost by sharing surfboards. Bring an old pair of tennis shoes or surf booties.

190.0113
INTRODUCTION TO
RIDING AND HORSEMANSHIP (Ages 8-12)

This program is designed to give students a “hands on” experience with a
focus on fun and safety. Students will receive six one hour riding lessons
followed by six half hour sessions on horse care. Class meets at
Mill Creek Equestrian Center.

All participants must wear an approved riding helmet, hard-soled
boots and long pants (preferably fitted jeans). Horses, equipment and
helmets provided.

Mill Creek Staff: — Mill Creek is fortunate to have some of the finest riding
instructors and quality school horses available for lessons.

6 Saturdays 3-5 pm
August 6-September 17 Reg. Fee: $240

(no class 9/3)

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GIRLS GYMNASTICS

202.0301 This program has progressions starting from
KIDNASTICS (3-4 YEARS) beginning educational gymnastics through
intermediate levels. Each girl is tested and
Designed to explore and improve the gross placed according to age and natural or learned
motor skills of young girls and boys. We’ll play abilities. The format is based on fun and raising
fun games and do activities using gymnastics self-esteem. Parent observation is permitted.
equipment, hoops, balls and bean bags,
Children will build self-esteem and improve Susan Sorenson competed as a gymnast up
strength and coordination. to college level and has been teaching and
coaching gymnastics since 1969.

202.0101
Girls Gymnastics (4-9 years)
6 Fridays 5:30-7 pm
June 24-August 5 Reg. Fee: $78
Susan Sorenson competed as a gymnast up (no class 7/1)
to college level and has been teaching and 202.0102
coaching gymnastics since 1969. Girls Gymnastics (8-17 years)

6 Fridays 4-5 pm 6 Fridays 7-8:30 pm
June 24-August 5 Reg. Fee: $62 June 24-August 5 Reg. Fee: $78
(no class 7/1)
(no class 7/1)
202.0103
6 Saturdays 9-10 am Girls Gymnastics (4-17 years)
June 25-August 6 Reg. Fee: $62 6 Saturdays 10-11:30 pm
(no class 7/2)
June 25-August 6 Reg. Fee: $78
(no class 7/2)
202.0104
GYMNASTICS 202.0201
PRACTICE WORKOUT FUNDAMENTALS
IN GYMNASTICS
(7-17 YEARS) FOR BOYS (5-9 YEARS)

An open workout for students currently This is a gymnastics class which will emphasize
enrolled in a gymnastics class. Two tumbling skills. We will also learn skills on the
instructors will be present to supervise and vaulting horse, balance beam, and uneven parallel
spot during practice time. Stations for all bars. We will work at your boy’s skill level and
events will be set up. Youngsters under 7 continue to challenge them. We want to promote
years must have the consent of Susan good self esteem, build confidence, balance,
Sorenson, Director of the Community strength and agility through gymnastics.
Services gymnastics program.

Instructor: Susan Sorenson Susan Sorenson competed as a gymnast up
to college level and has been teaching and
6 Fridays 7-8:30 pm coaching gymnastics since 1969.
June 24-August 5 Reg. Fee: $39
or $8 per session
(no class 7/1) 6 Fridays 5:30-7 pm
June 24-August 5 Reg. Fee: $78
(no class 7/1)

209.0101
BEGINNING TENNIS (8-15 YRS)

No previous tennis experience required. Basic
introduction to playing and scoring procedures.

190.0101 Afshin Zand is a tennis professional. He has
SELF DEFENSE played and taught tennis for over 25 years.
FOR KIDS (8-15 YEARS & UP)
6 Saturdays 9-10 am
Learn how to control your fear and take charge June 25-August 6 Reg. Fee: $75
of a dangerous situation. Using karate (no class 7/2)
techniques and moves, you’ll learn how to block
punches and kicks and how to break free of 6 Saturdays 10-11 am
various grabs, chokes and holds. Learn how to June 25-August 6 Reg. Fee: $75
use your body to promote speed and power. (no class 7/2)
Improve your self-confidence and concentration
and gain respect for yourself and others. 209.0102
BEGINNING TENNIS
Hope C’Dealva-Lenik is an award-winning 5th CONTINUED (8-15 YRS)
degree Black Belt in Karate. She’s been teach-
ing karate & self-defense classes since 1978. For students who have had previous tennis
lessons and know basic forehand, backhand
6 Saturdays 1:00-2:30 pm and volley.
July 9-August 13 Reg. Fee: $72

Parents are welcome to register 6 Saturdays 11 am-Noon
and take class with their children. June 25-August 6 Reg. Fee: $75
(no class 7/2)

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SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION

161.0106
VOLLEYBALL CAMP (8-16 yrs.)

Five days of volleyball skills, drills and games! Students will learn the fundamentals and strategies of
this popular sport and then have fun playing in tournament-style competitions. Recreational swimming
is also included.

Rose Rahn, BA, has been coaching and teaching volleyball at all levels since 1970. She is an active
USA Volleyball Player.

SESSION I 1 Week SESSION II 1 Week
Mon.-Fri. 9:30 am-1:30 pm Mon.-Fri. 9:30 am-1:30 pm

June 13-17 Reg. Fee: $162 June 27-July 1 Reg. Fee: $162

SESSION III 1 Week SESSION IV 1 Week
Mon.-Fri. 9:30 am-1:30 pm Mon.-Fri. 9:30 am-1:30 pm

July 25-29 Reg. Fee: $162 August 1-5 Reg. Fee: $162

161.0107
ADVANCED VOLLEYBALL CAMP (10-18 yrs.)

Five days of advanced volleyball skills, drills and games! Students will learn advanced strategies of
team competition and have fun playing in tournament-style competitions. Recreational swimming is
also included. Students must have previous volleyball game experience and be somewhat consistent
in passing, setting, hitting and serving skills.

Instructor: Rose Rahn, BA

SESSION I 1 Week SESSION II 4 Days
Mon.-Fri. 9:30 am-1:30 pm Mon.-Fri. 9:30 am-1:30 pm
June 20-24
Reg. Fee: $162 July 5-8 Reg. Fee: $129
SESSION III (no camp Monday, 7/4)
Mon.-Fri. 1 Week
July 11-15 9:30 am-1:30 pm SESSION IV (15-18 yrs.) 1 Week

Reg. Fee: $162 Mon.-Fri. 9:30 am-1:30 pm

July 18-22 Reg. Fee: $162

161.0118
BRIT WEST SOCCER CAMP (6-12 yrs.)

Brit-West Soccer Camps are designed to develop each child’s individual skills in a positive coaching
environment. Our daily schedule includes, individual foot skills, agility, skill of the day, fun games, and
small sided team scrimmages. Each Friday our ‘mini world cup’ encourages our young soccer players
to wear their teams colors and represent a country. Campers are grouped according to age and
experience to ensure each player receives appropriate training and the opportunity to reach their true
potential. We welcome you to join a soccer camp, dedicated to excellence while supporting
sportsmanship and fun. Daily supervised swim time and a hot lunch round out the activities.

Brian Miller, Director of Coaching, is a former PE teacher and soccer coach at Pepperdine University.
He is also an AYSO coaching instructor and is licensed by the United States Soccer Federation.
Brit-West employs only the most qualified and experienced coaches who are carefully and specifically
selected for the age groups they will be coaching.

SESSION I 1 Week SESSION II 1 Week
Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am-3:00 pm Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am-3:00 pm

June 13-17 Reg. Fee: $244 June 20-24 Reg. Fee: $244

SESSION III 1 Week SESSION IV 4 Days
Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am-3:00 pm Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am-3:00 pm
June 27-July 1 July 5-8
Reg. Fee: $244 Reg. Fee: $195
SESSION V SESSION VI (no camp Monday, 7/4)
Mon.-Fri. 1 Week Mon.-Fri.
July 11-15 9:00 am-3:00 pm July 18-22 1 Week
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Reg. Fee: $244
Reg. Fee: $244

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161.0102
BRAHMA BASKETBALL CAMP (8-12 yrs.)

Through clinics, drills and games, students will learn the fundamentals of defense, shooting, passing and
dribbling. Each of the sessions will include 1-on-1 and 3-on-3 tournaments and will conclude with a team
tournament. Students will cool off each day during supervised swimming in the Pierce College pool.
Lunch is provided each day. Students are encouraged to enroll in all sessions as they will be evaluated
and then grouped according to playing level and skill.

Engelberth Alvarez-Simms is the athletic coordinator at CHIME Charter Middle School and coaches
the girls’ softball and boys’ baseball teams. He has coached for the Pierce Brahma Basketball Camp
for over ten years.

SESSION I 2 Weeks SESSION II 2 Weeks
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am-3 pm Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am-3 pm
June 13-24 Reg. Fee: $322 June 27-July 8 Reg. Fee: $289
(no camp Monday, 7/4)
SESSION III 2 Weeks SESSION IV
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am-3 pm Mon.-Fri. 2 Weeks
July 11-22 Reg. Fee: $322 July 25-August 5 8:30 am-3 pm
Reg. Fee: $322

161.0101
TENNIS CAMP (7-15 yrs.)

In each two week session you’ll learn practical instruction in technique and theory. Students will
cool down each day during supervised swimming. After lunch (included in fee) campers will put their
skills to the test in tournament style competitions. Campers will be grouped according to age and ability.

Vazghen Zaghiyan teaches private lessons and directs the Pierce Extension Tennis Camp. He is USTA
certified and has played division 1 tennis.

SESSION I 2 Weeks SESSION II 2 Weeks
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am-2 pm Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am-2 pm
June 13-24 Reg. Fee: $316 June 27-July 8 Reg. Fee: $284
(no Camp Monday, 7/4)
SESSION III 2 Weeks SESSION IV
Mon.-Fri. 8:30 am-2 pm Mon.-Fri. 2 Weeks
July 11-22 Reg. Fee: $316 July 25-August 5** 8:30 am-2 pm
Reg. Fee: $316

EXTENDED DAY CARE

Offered only to Pierce campers and available on a limited basis.

161.0108 7:30 - 8:45 am *AFTERNOON CARE FOR BASKETBALL,
Reg. Fee: $25 SOCCER AND TENNIS CAMPERS ONLY.
AM Extended Care
**Only AM Extended Day Care on 8/5.
161.0109 *3:30 - 6:00 pm

PM Extended Care Reg. Fee: $39

Sign up for both: $49

June 13-17 Extended Care Weekly Dates June 27-July 1
July 5-8 July 18-22
July 25-29 June 20-24
July 11-15
August 1-5

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FUN UNDER THE SUN (grade K-5)

In partnership with Fun Under the Sun, Pierce College is excited to offer this Refer a new
all-day summer camp. Your child will sing songs, perform skits, play games, family to
cool off in the pool, make crafts, learn about the environment and enjoy
special activities on the Pierce College campus. There will be a different theme Farm Camp
each week and a field trip each Wednesday. A healthy meal (except field trip days) or
and a camp T-shirt are included. Camp hours are 9 am-3:30 pm, & extended day
care is available at no extra charge. Teen Travel
and receive
SESSION I June 13-24* SESSION III July 11-22**
a $25
SESSION II June 27-July 8* SESSION IV July 25-Aug. 5** coupon!

Camp hours 9 am-3:30 pm Extended care hours 7:30-9 am and 3:30-6 pm call for details
Reg. Fee session 1-4: $480 by April 1 / $500 after April 1

Each additional child per family, $465 by April 1 / $485 after April 1

*There will be no camp Monday, July 4
**There will be no after Camp Extended Care on 8/7
To register or for information please call Fun Under the Sun at
(818) 907-8259 or go to www.fununderthesun.com

TEEN TRAVEL PROGRAM (grade 6-9)

Campers entering grades 6-9 in the fall school semester will be placed in our exciting Teen Travel
Program. In each two week session the kids will be on the road Tuesday through Thursday. Universal
Studios, Hurricane Harbor, and the Los Angeles Zoo are some of the fun and interesting places
campers will be going in and around the Los Angeles area. And if it’s Tuesday it’s beach day! Our
campers will travel each Tuesday to the Santa Monica Beach and will spend one day at the Pier.
Lunches (except field trip days), a camp t-shirt, and morning and evening extended care are included
in the registration fee.

Camp hours 9 am-3:30 pm Extended care hours 7:30-9 am and 3:30-6 pm
Reg. Fee session 1-4: $610 by April 1 / $630 after April 1

*There will be no camp Monday, July 4
**There will be no after Camp Extended Care on 8/5
To register or for information please call Fun Under the Sun at
(818) 907-8259 or go to www.fununderthesun.com

DESTINATION SCIENCE...The Fun Camp for Curious Kids! (ages 5-11)

Hey Kids! Engineer your own roller coaster, build a Bot-Team, launch a roaring rocket and unmask
superhero science. Engineer, innovate, create and take home over 20 science gizmos & gadgets from
STEM focused camps. Time to stir up some science fun at camp!

www.destinationscience.org 888.909.2822 [email protected]

Space Quest – Build a Millennium Starship! June 13-17
Robot Challenge – Design & build your Robot-Team! June 20-24
Roller Coaster – Dinosaur Adventure Roller Coaster Park! June 27-July 1
Super Hero Physics – Build a Super Hero Racer / design super gadgets! July 5-8
July 11-15
Space Quest – Build a Millennium Starship! July 18-22
Robot Challenge – Design & build your Robot-Team! July 25-29
Roller Coaster – Dinosaur Adventure Roller Coaster Park! August 1-5
Super Hero Physics – Build a Super Hero Racer / design super gadgets!

Camp cost is $339/week. Extended Care, 8 am to 9 am and 3 pm to 5 pm, $30 AM, $45 PM.

Early Bird Savings:

1. Enroll in March, pay $309/week. 4. $10 discount for enrolling in 3 camps.
2. Enroll in April, pay $319/week. 5. $5 sibling discount.
3. Enroll in May, pay $329/week.

To register call 1-888-909-2822 or you can register online at www.destinationscience.org.

When registering your child for summer camp, please remember that the youngster
must be within the age limits identified for each camp. Children will be dropped from
camps (without a refund) if they do not meet the age requirements.

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Looking for a way to help your child develop new interests, build new skills and explore
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics? Sandbox Robotics and Computers offers
STEM based camps and classes to make computer and technology education fun for children.

All Sessions meet from 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Reg. Fee includes all supplies and materials

161.0119 MULTIMEDIA – DIGITAL ART I (6-12 YRS) Natural Painting
June 13-17 Artwork without the mess! Natural painting software, combined with the most
$199 popular pen tablet for artists, makes it fun & easy to design realistic artwork on the
computer! If you love drawing on paper, then take your art to the next level!

161.0120 MULTIMEDIA – DIGITAL ART II (10-16 YRS) Comics & Manga
June 20-24 Design your own comic and manga heroes! Use pressure-sensitive pen to
$199 sketch, ink and color your characters. Use natural look and style. If you love
drawing on paper, then take your art to the next level!

161.0121 3D PRINTING AND MODELING I (6-12 YRS)
June 27-July 1 3D modeling and prototyping for fun and inventing cool products using CAD
$199 (Computer Aided Design). Design solid and hollow models, and print them in
vibrant colors using state-of-the-art 3D printers that are certified safe for kids.

161.0122 3D PRINTING AND MODELING II (10-16 YRS)
July 5-8 3D modeling and prototyping for fun and inventing cool products using CAD
$159 (Computer Aided Design). Design solid and hollow models, and print them in
vibrant colors using state-of-the-art 3D printers that are certified safe for kids.

161.0123 ROBOTICS I (6-12 YRS) LEGO WeDo
July 11-15 Your child’s love of LEGOs can unleash their creativity and evolve into Robotics!
$199 Students use various LEGO bricks and electronic modules to build and
program robots. Camp emphasizes hands-on building of robotics, based on
simple machines, core robotic components, sensors and intuitive
programming modules.

161.0124 ROBOTICS II (10-16 YRS) mBots
July 18-22 Learn awesome robotics skills: build smart & sturdy robots, and program them
$199 using simple icon-based programming to solve a variety of missions, and
program them TO GIVE THEM LIFE.

161.0125 FUN WITH ELECTRONICS I (6-12 YRS) Prototype Toys & Gadgets
July 25-29 Students use various electronic modules that snap together with tiny magnet
$199 for prototyping, learning and fun. Camp emphasizes hands-on exploration of
various electronic modules, reverse-engineering of everyday toys and gadgets,
and building them using electronic modules.

161.0126 FUN WITH ELECTRONICS II (10-16 YRS) Computer Assembly
July 25-29 Want to understand the fundamentals, and custom-build your own computer?
$199 Students learn to assemble computers using components, install operating
system, install essential software and explore the inner workings of a
computer as well as learn basic troubleshooting techniques.

For a more detailed description visit the Extension Website
extension.piercecollege.edu

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PIERCE COLLEGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Online Learning

ONLINE COURSE

1. Visit our Online Instruction Center: BUSINESS

www.ed2go.com/piercext ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
FUNDAMENTALS
2. Click the Courses link, choose the Prepare to take advantage of the many new
department and course title you are job opportunities in health care, legal
interested in and select the Enroll Now services, and other industries.
button. Follow the instructions to enroll
and pay for your course. Here you will PROJECT MANAGEMENT
enter your e-mail and choose a password FUNDAMENTALS
that will grant you access to the Gain the skills you’ll need to succeed in the
Classroom. fast-growing field of project management.

3. When your course starts, return to our REAL ESTATE LAW
Online Instruction Center and click the Learn the basics of real estate law, including
Classroom link. To begin your studies, investing, title searching, and mortgages.
simply log in with your e-mail and the
password you selected during enrollment.

• Our Instructor-facilitated online WRITING
courses are informative, fun,
convenient, and highly interactive. WRITERIFFIC: CREATIVITY
TRAINING FOR WRITERS
• Our instructors are famous for their Banish writer’s block forever with these
ability to create warm and supportive tricks from the published writer’s toolbox.
communities of learners.
THE KEYS TO EFFECTIVE EDITING
• All courses start monthly, and run for If you aspire to be an editor, this course will
six weeks (with a 10-day grace period teach you the fundamentals of top-notch
at the end). editing for both fiction and nonfiction.

• Courses are project-oriented and EFFECTIVE BUSINESS WRITING
include lessons, quizzes, hands-on Develop powerful written documents that
assignments, discussion areas, draw readers in and keep them motivated
supplementary links, and more. to continue to the end.

• You can complete any course
entirely from your home or office.
Any time of the day or night.

More courses and pricing available at our Online Instruction Center – www.ed2go.com/piercext
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PIERCE COLLEGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Online Learning

ONLINE COURSE

CAREER IDEAS COMPUTER LITERACY

FUNDAMENTALS OF TECHNICAL KEYBOARDING
WRITING Use the computer program FasType for
Learn the skills you need to succeed in the Windows to learn the basic skills of touch-
well-paying field of technical writing. typing.

BECOME AN OPTICAL ASSISTANT COMPUTER SKILLS FOR
Learn what it takes to become an optical THE WORKPLACE
assistant and discover why it’s one of Gain a working knowledge of the computer
today’s most popular and fascinating career skills you’ll need to succeed in today’s job
opportunities. market.

LEGAL NURSE CONSULTING TEST PREP
Begin a new career by helping attorneys
understand and resolve medical cases and GED PREPARATION
claims. Want to pass the GED? This course will help
you develop the skills you’ll need to
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT succeed.

LISTEN TO YOUR HEART, AND SAT/ACT PREPARATION – PART 1
SUCCESS WILL FOLLOW Get your best possible score on the verbal
Design a life that makes you happy by and reasoning sections fo the new SAT
learning how you can use work to express exam.
yourself and share your interests and
talents. LSAT PREPARATION – PART 1
Learn about law school entrance pro-
GET FUNNY! cedures, develop analytical reasoning
Learn how to use humor to speak more skills, and improve your test-taking skills.
effectively, write better, and increase your
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KEYS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION WHERE DOES ALL MY MONEY GO?
Lost for words? Don’t be! Learn to build Learn how to get control of your money once
rapport, trust, warmth, and respect though and for all.
conversation.
PERSONAL FINANCE
Protect your assets and discover how best to
achieve all your financial goals.

More courses and pricing available at our Online Instruction Center – www.ed2go.com/piercext
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PIERCE COLLEGE COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Online Learning

CAREER TRAINING PROGRAM

Prepare for employment in some Pharmacy Technician Project Management
of today’s hottest careers with a This program will provide you
comprehensive, affordable, and This nationally recognized with a solid introduction to the
self-paced online Career Training Pharmacy Technician online understanding of project
Program. You can begin these course and training program management and help you
Programs at any time and learn at teaches the skills needed to gain comply with the minimum 35
your own pace. Upon successful employment as a Pharmacy Tech hours of training as required by
completion of all required in either the hospital or retail the Project Management Institute
coursework, you will receive a setting. (PMI) before you take the Project
Certificate of Completion Management Professional (PM)
Medical Coding and Billing exam.
Features:
Upon successful completion of AutoCAD2009
• Facilitators and mentors are the Medical Billing and Coding Learn the skills needed to create
available to answer questions course, students will be prepared and edit simple drawings and
and help you through your for an entry-level position doing gradually introduce more
studies medical billing or coding in a advanced AutoCAD skills.
medical office setting.
• Career Counselors will help you Freight Broker/Agent
prepare for the transition from Administrative Medical Training
the classroom to the workplace Specialist with Medical Learn the skills to be a successful
Billing and Coding Freight - Load Broker Agent.
• Courses are all open-enrollment Tutorials and projects will teach
and self paced Learn about medical office you the practical application of
operations, with an emphasis on Freight Broker skills.
• No additional charges – all billing and coding, processing
materials, workbooks, and insurance forms, and using Programs are available in the
software are included in the medical software. This program following areas:
course fee provides training on medical • Business and Professional
billing software as well as • Healthcare and Fitness
• Payment plans available preparation for the Certified • IT and Software Development
Coding Associate (CCA) national • Management and Corporate
certification exam. • Media and Design
• Hospitality and Gaming
Medical Transcription
• Skilled Trades and Industrial
This nationally recognized medical
transcription online course and
training program prepares you to
start a new career as a medical
transcriptionist.

Learn more at www.ed2go.com/piercext

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PIERCE COLLEGE–

One of the nine Los Angeles Community Colleges

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Scott J. Svonkin, President
Mike Eng, Vice President

Mike Fong
Andra Hoffman
Sydney K. Kamlager
Ernest H. Moreno
Nancy Pearlman
Milo H. Anderson, Student Trustee

DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Francisco C. Rodriguez, Chancellor
Dr. Adriana D. Barrera, Deputy Chancellor
Dr. Felicito Cajayon, Vice Chancellor for Economic and Workforce Development
Dr. Ryan M. Comner, Vice Chancellor for Educational Programs and Institutional Effectiveness
James D. O’Reilly, Chief Facilities Executive
Dr. Robert B. Miller, Vice Chancellor of Finance and Resource Development
Dr. Kevin D. Jeter, Interim General Counsel
Dr. Albert J. Roman, Vice Chancellor for Human Resources

PIERCE COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Kathleen F. Burke, President

Sheri Berger, Vice President, Academic Affairs
Rolf Scheicher, Vice President, Administrative Services
Dr. Earic Dixon-Peters, Vice President, Student Services
Larry Kraus, Associate Vice President, Administrative Services
Bruce Rosky, Associate Vice President, Administrative Services

Susan Rhi-Kleinert, Dean, Academic Affairs

PIERCE EXTENSION STAFF
Cindy K. Chang, Director
Regina Casey, CS Aide
Kristina Petrosyan, CS Aide

Martha Benavides, Office Assistant

Disclaimers

Community Education classes are offered in addition to Pierce College’s instructional program
and are not academic equivalents of regular credit classes or prerequisites for the traditional
college program.

The Los Angeles Community College District and Pierce College employ individuals from a
wide spectrum of the community to teach Community Education classes. Neither the Los
Angeles Community College District nor Pierce College recommends, endorses or sponsors
any services these individuals offer or provide outside the classroom environment. The Los
Angeles Community College District and Pierce College assume no responsibility for any
consequences that may arise from a student’s decision to enter into a business or professional
arrangement with an instructor outside of the College’s scheduled activity.

The Los Angeles Community College District and Pierce College have made every reasonable
effort to determine that everything stated in this Calendar is accurate. Classes and programs
offered together with other matters contained herein, are subject to change without notice by
the administration of the Los Angeles Community College District or Pierce College for reasons
related to student enrollment, level of financial support, or for any other reason, at the
discretion of the District and the College. The District and the College further reserve the right
to add, amend, or repeal any of their rules, regulations, policies, and procedures.

Nondiscrimination Policy

All programs and activities of the Los Angeles Community College District shall be operated in a
manner which is free of discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry,
religion, creed, sex, pregnancy, marital status, medical condition (cancer related), sexual
orientation, age, disability, or veterans status (Reference: Board Rule 1202).

Equal Opportunity Policy Compliance Procedure

In order to insure Equal Opportunity Policy Compliance at Los Angeles Pierce College, please
direct inquiries to Anafe Robinson, Assoc. Dean, Section 504 Disabled Student Programs and
Services, 719-6430.

Inquiries may also be directed to the District Office of Affirmative Action at (213) 891-2000,
ext. 2315.

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