The University of Oregon
Continuation Center
sponsors
in association with
•The College of Education, Division of Counseling and
Educational Psychology
•The College of Human Development and Performance,
Leisure Studies and Services
•School of Music
•School of Architecture and Allied Arts
•Womens Studies
•College of Business Administration
•Department of Art Education
•College of Arts and Sciences,
Department of Humanities
•Department of Planning, Public Policy
and Management
Self Hypnosis
April 8 - Way 27,1986
(Tuesday)
7:30-9:30 p.m. -152
Education
Student Fee: $35
Instructor: Ronna Friend,
Psychologist Associate,
(Martin Acker. Ph.D., Supv.)
Hypnosis is a natural state of
focused concentration which
alt us experience daily. The
purpose of this class »to
team specific techniques to
induce this state in order to
achieve personal goals.
Posstole goals might include
relaxation, stress
management, habit control,
dream awareness, increased
creativity, and improved
Telecourse - Humanities
410M (2 hours credit)
March 30 - May 30
Course Fee: $65 Full-Time
Students, $136 others
Instructor: Prof Arnulf Zweig
An upper-level humanities
course based on the PBS
series airing Sundays at 10
p.m. and Fridays at 2 p.m.
Students will watch the series,
complete reading
assignments in tne
accompanying texts, and
submit a final, graded paper.
There will be one class
session on April 7 at 7:30 p.m.
in 138 Gilbert, videotaped for
those unable to attend Call
686-3537 for brochure and
registration information.
Women Writers' Workshop
WST410G
6:30*8:50 p.m. - 301 Condon
Student Fee: $35-2
Academic Credits Available
Instructor: Cecelia Hagen.
MFA
This workshop is for women
writers who want to expand
their scope, productivity, and
acuity as writers. The
elements of voice, setting,
language, and point of view
wiH be examined and
illustrated. The dass will focus
on the writing of class
members, which will be
critiqued and discussed by the
Kup under the guidance of
instructor.
Faculty/Staff
Microcomputer Classes
Each dass meets once a
week for 1 -1/2 hours. If the
dass is job-related, the
Employee Benefit Fund may
be available to help pay for the
course. Contact Linda King,
Personnel, Ext. 3086.
Word Processing on the
IBM Personal Computer
April 10-May 8 (Thursday)
8:00-9:30 am. - 309 Gilbert
Beginning Lotus 1-2-3 on
the IBM Personal
Computer
April 15-May 13 (Tuesday)
8:00-9:30 am. - 309 Gilbert
Advanced Lotus 1-2-3 on
the IBM Personal
Computer
April 16-May 14 (Wednesday)
8:00-9:30 am. - 309 Gilbert
Introduction to the
Macintosh Computer
April I4-May 12 (Monday)
1:30-3:00 p.m. - 309 Gilbert
Communication Skills for
Public Managers and
Planners
PPPM 408Q 01 credit
May 10, 1986 (Saturday)
TIN 7417
9 a.m, - 430 p.m.
261 Lawrence
Student Fee: $25
A practical workshop on small
group communication and
problem solving; facilitating;
productive and efficient staff
and public meeting; and
conflict resolution and
negotiation skills.
Music for Parsnts and
Young Children
April 22-June 3, 1986
10:00-10:45 a.m. -105 Music
Fee: $25 per family
Instructor: Mary Lou Van
Rysselberghe
This class is for parents to
attend with their preschool
children (6 months to 5 years).
No musical experience
needed. Emphasis will be on
teaching parents and children
songs, games, and other
music suitable for developing
musicality in preschool
children. For information or to
register, please call the
instructor directly at 686-3797
or 686-3761.
Art Therapy, Body Image,
and Eating Disorders
LSS 408Q 1 Credit
May 17, 1986 (Saturday)
TLN8107
9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. -
Geology 44 ‘
Student Fee: $20 (with credit)
Instructor: Leigh Files, M.Ed.
A theoretical and experiential
workshop using art therapy in
assessing and treating body
image distortion and eating
disorders. Focuses on clinical
issues, graphic qualities in
artwork, and effective
intervention strategies,
includes lecture/discussion,
case study, and experiential
processes.
Imagine That!
April 3-May 8,1986
730-9:20 p.m. -176
Education
Student Fee: $35
Instructor: Nancy Hopps
Imaaine That attracting
students of all ages, focuses
on the use and practical
application of relaxation
techniques, creative
visualization, affirmations and
goal setting.
Business Graphics ‘86
Conference
May 5-6, 1986
Portland, Oregon
Academic Credit Available
Business Graphics ‘86 will
present the latest in computer
developments for the
business world. The
conference features hands-on
workshops, general session
presentations, panel
discussions, lectures and
demonstrations on Desktop
Publishing, Business
Presentation Graphics, and
Professional Graphic Design.
The Shakespeare Hour
Telecourse - Humanities 410
M (1 hour credit)
March 25-May 6
Course Fee $34 full-time
students. $68 others
Instructor: Thomas Ellis,
Ph.D.
An upper-level humanities
course based on the PBS
series airing Tuesday
evenings at 11 p m. The
University of Oregon course
will focus on Measure tor
Measure and King Lear. .
Students will watch the series,
complete assigned readings,
and write a final graded paper.
There will be one class
session on April 9 at 7:30 p.m.
in 138 Gilbert, videotaped for
those unable to attend. Call
686-3537 for brochure and
Art Therapy Media and
Techniques
LSS416G 3 Credits
April 7-June 9, 1986
6:30-9:30 p.m. - Geology 44
Student Fee: $35 (with credit)
Instructor: Leigh Flies, M.Ed.
An experiential course using
art therapy media and
techniques appropriate to
individual and group work.
Focuses on media
exploration, spontaneous art
expression, and structured art
therapy interventions.
Includes experiential
processes, and
lecture/discussion of the
theoretical principles and
practical applications directly
related to the studio
experience.
For more information on these courses call the
Continuation Center at 686-3537 or stop by 1553 Moss Street.