Water Aerobics
If
you are looking for a good all-around form of aerobic
exercise, try water aerobics. Come enjoy an hour with
friends while you improve your cardiovascular fitness,
strength, stamina, and flexibility. Exercise in the water
also helps increase joint movement and reduce stress. You
will use a noodle and flat boards for your workout.
Mondays and Wednesdays
6:00—7:00 pm
September 15—December 3
Health and Physical Education Room 105 (swimming pool)
10
classes: $50 / 15 classes: $70 / 25 classes: $90
Computing for the Terrified II
This course is a follow-up to Computing for the Terrified.
This course is targeted to students who have either
completed the Computing for the Terrified course or already
have very basic computer skills. Students will learn
computing skills beyond the basics and have ample time to
practice new skills. If you have basic skills in computer
use and would like to increase your skill level to become
comfortable, proficient, and productive when using a
computer, this course is for you.
Topics to be covered include e-mail skills beyond the basic
user level; creating documents on MS Word and MS PowerPoint;
and introduction to the use of MS Excel and MS Access. In
addition, you will learn search techniques for the World
Wide Web and use the Internet to complete practical,
hands-on learning assignments. You will receive 12 hours of
instruction and 3 hours of supervised lab time to practice
new skills.
Mondays and Wednesdays
5:00 – 8: 00 pm
8/18, 8/20, 8/25, 8/27, 9/3
There is no class on Monday, 9/1
Manuel Hall Room 203
$94
Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People
Forget about those years of weekly lessons! Learn chords,
not notes, in this fun beginning class in chord piano
techniques, along with many insider secrets on how to
embellish songs. If you can't read notes, send a SASE for
free pamphlet to Music Masters, 90 Molly Lane, Ringgold, GA,
30736. Instructor will collect $25 in class for book & CD.
Tuesday, November 18. 6:00 – 9:30 pm.
Health Technology Building Room 216
Registration: $54
Materials Fee: $25 to be paid to instructor
Total: $79
Introduction to Basic
Genealogy
Do
you like a good mystery? Would you like to play detective?
Tracing your ancestors as far back as possible can bring
great satisfaction and pleasure. Discovering and documenting
one’s family is like solving a giant puzzle. Each relative
previously unknown and genealogically discovered is its own
special thrill. No less thrilling is the discovery of
records rich with information which would have never come to
light unless you had gotten caught up in the lure of
genealogy.
Come join us and learn where and how to start your personal
quest to learn your family history. This class will help you
learn how to trace your family’s ancestry, conduct research,
document and build a family tree. Start putting the pieces
of your ancestry together now.
Tuesdays 6:00 – 8: 00 pm
September 2 – October 7
LeDoux Library Room 204
$70
Writing Your Family History
Develop your autobiographical writing skills by focusing on
family stories and family history. You will follow
step-by-step writing exercises based on your family
history. In addition, you will use simple writing
techniques such as dialogue, character description and
character analysis used in conjunction with your family
history and knowledge of historical events, culminating in a
family history narrative. Fun, hands-on activities will
help you record your individual genealogy in narrative
form.
Wednesdays 2:00 – 3:30 pm
October 15 – November 19
LeDoux Library Room 204
$75 |
Traditional Cajun Dance
Allons danser, cher!
Everybody loves to dance the Cajun Two-Step and Cajun Waltz,
and now you can too. Come with little or no experience and
master basic steps and turns in this FUN 4-week course.
Your instructor is Paula Lafleur, a certified dance
instructor with 20+ years' experience teaching adults to
dance. She'll show you the secrets of great Cajun dancers
that help you have more confidence on the dance floor, and
more fun, too!
Wednesdays 6:00pm-7:00pm
October 1, 8, 15, 22
Health and Physical Education (HPE) Room 117
Couples preferred but not mandatory.
$80 per couple.
Louisiana Jitterbug
Louisiana Jitterbug is what everybody's dancing, on every
dance floor, everywhere you go. And now, you can too. Come
with little or no experience and master basic steps and
turns in this FUN 4-week course. Class music will feature
Louisiana artists.
Certified dance instructor Paula Lafleur will help you learn
cool and popular jitterbug moves to make you a more skilled
dance partner, have more confidence on the dance floor, and
let YOU have more fun, too!
Wednesdays 6:00pm-7:00pm
October 29; November 5, 12, 19
Health and Physical Education (HPE) Room 117
Couples preferred but not mandatory.
$80 per couple.
Arrangements From Louisiana Flora
This course provides you with a general overview of the
basic concepts common to designing arrangements consisting
of plants and flowers readily available from Louisiana
gardens and/or local retailers. You will receive information
on the use of plants, flowers and containers for creating
individual floral arrangements. In Session 1, you will
become familiar with plant materials, flowers, containers,
floral designs and construction techniques. For Session 2
you will harvest, beforehand, greenery, flowers, twigs,
fruit, vegetables, etc. to be used in creating a design
piece.
Saturday, October 11. 9:00 – 11:00 am
Saturday, October 18. 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. (Bring a sack
lunch.)
Acadian Center 109
Registration: $50
Materials: $20 paid to instructor
Total: $70
Very Easy Beginning
Quilting
(Sewing Machine Required)
Come make a beautiful baby quilt top while you learn
beginning quilting technique. If you can sew a straight
line, you can make a beautiful gift for a very lucky baby!
The skills you learn in this class you can apply to quilts
of any size. Bring a sack lunch and a sewing machine. Your
instructor will provide a fabric kit.
Saturday, October 25. 10 am – 4 pm.
Acadian Center Room 109
Registration; $30
Materials Fee: $15 paid to instructor for a fabric kit
Total: $45
Beaded Jewelry Making for
Beginners
Just in time for Christmas! Come learn how to make
beautiful – and quick and easy! – beaded earrings,
bracelets, and other goodies for all the ladies on your
list. Easy enough for first-time jewelry makers. Fun for
everyone!
Materials will be provided by instructor.
Saturday, November 8. 10 am – 2 pm
Acadian Center Room 109
$20
If you would like to teach a community education course for
LSUE, call 337-550-1390 or download a course proposal form
at
http://conted.lsue.edu.
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