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Japanese Language & Culture I
with Daniel Bradley
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of the Japanese language while exploring key aspects of Japanese culture. Designed for beginners, the class will cover practical conversational skills, basic reading and writing (hiragana, katakana, and introductory kanji), and cultural topics such as food, customs, traditions, and geography. Additionally, the course will help prepare students for the JLPT N5 or N4 proficiency exams. The class includes interactive activities, role-playing, and discussions to provide an immersive and engaging learning experience. Special emphasis will be placed on real-world applications, making learning both practical and enjoyable.
20 sessions
*Please note*: Updated Cancellation & Refund Policy
To receive a full refund (less registration and credit card processing fees) you must send your cancellation request to communityed@clatsopcc.edu two working days prior to the class start date. There are no refunds allowed beyond this deadline. You are liable for payment of classes at the time of registration and will be held liable unless the classes are dropped within the refund period.
If you withdraw due to circumstances beyond your control, such as a medical emergency, you may file a petition for a refund. The date of receipt of the petition, length of class attendance, and cost of course materials and services may be considered in denying or reducing the amount requested. If you need to complete a form to petition for a refund, please email: communityed@clatsopcc.edu or call 503-338-2550.
Overview of Oregon Coast Geology, Oceanography, & Columbia River Estuary
with Ed Joyce
Come learn more about the ocean and our Oregon Coast. Topics to be covered include the oceanography, Oregon coastal geography, and the Columbia River estuary. There will be time for discussion, too!
3 sessions
*Please note*: Updated Cancellation & Refund Policy
To receive a full refund (less registration and credit card processing fees) you must send your cancellation request to communityed@clatsopcc.edu two working days prior to the class start date. There are no refunds allowed beyond this deadline. You are liable for payment of classes at the time of registration and will be held liable unless the classes are dropped within the refund period.
If you withdraw due to circumstances beyond your control, such as a medical emergency, you may file a petition for a refund. The date of receipt of the petition, length of class attendance, and cost of course materials and services may be considered in denying or reducing the amount requested. If you need to complete a form to petition for a refund, please email: communityed@clatsopcc.edu or call 503-338-2550.
Japanese Language & Culture II
with Daniel Bradley
This intermediate-level course is designed for students who already have foundational knowledge of Japanese language and culture. Before enrolling, students should be able to read and write hiragana and katakana, use basic sentence structures, and understand common everyday expressions. The course expands conversational ability, listening comprehension, and practical reading and writing skills while deepening understanding of both contemporary and traditional Japanese culture. Instruction emphasizes real world communication through guided conversation, short readings, and cultural discussion. Enrollment is limited to eight students to support interactive learning.
10 sessions
*Please note*: Updated Cancellation & Refund Policy
To receive a full refund (less registration and credit card processing fees) you must send your cancellation request to communityed@clatsopcc.edu two working days prior to the class start date. There are no refunds allowed beyond this deadline. You are liable for payment of classes at the time of registration and will be held liable unless the classes are dropped within the refund period.
If you withdraw due to circumstances beyond your control, such as a medical emergency, you may file a petition for a refund. The date of receipt of the petition, length of class attendance, and cost of course materials and services may be considered in denying or reducing the amount requested. If you need to complete a form to petition for a refund, please email: communityed@clatsopcc.edu or call 503-338-2550.
Jazz Fundamentals for Players & Listeners
with RJ Marx
This class will cover key concepts, terminologies, and techniques in Jazz music. Whether you are a seasoned musician or a curious listener, this class will deepen your appreciation and understanding of the vibrant and dynamic art form called Jazz. Students and listeners of all levels are encouraged to participate!
8 sessions
Instructor Bio: R.J. Marx is a saxophonist and writer active in the music scene for over 40 years. He began his love affair with jazz as a teen. He went on to study at Berklee College of Music in Boston before relocating to New York City where he played with a variety of jazz ensembles and wrote extensively about jazz. In 2015, he moved to the Oregon Coast where he founded the R.J. Marx Quartet. He now performs at venues along the North Coast. He is a member of the Jazz Journalists Association.
*Please note*: Updated Cancellation & Refund Policy
- To receive a full refund (less registration and credit card processing fees) you must send your cancellation request to communityed@clatsopcc.edu two working days prior to the class start date.
There are no refunds allowed beyond this deadline. You are liable for payment of classes at the time of registration and will be held liable unless the classes are dropped within the refund period.
If you withdraw due to circumstances beyond your control, such as a medical emergency, you may file a petition for a refund. The date of receipt of the petition, length of class attendance, and cost of course materials and services may be considered in denying or reducing the amount requested. If you need to complete a form to petition for a refund, please email: communityed@clatsopcc.edu or call 503-338-2550.
Mindset Transformation: You Can Edit Your Story
with Gia Shaw
In this transformative course, you will learn how to harness the power of your thoughts to create the life you desire. Our identities shape the way we think, feel, and act, often leading us to make choices that reinforce our current self-concept. But what if you could edit that story? By understanding the link between your beliefs, behaviors, and self-image, you'll discover how to shift your mindset and align your actions with the person you want to become. Through practical exercises, guided reflections, and mindset tools, you'll learn how to reframe limiting beliefs, challenge self-imposed boundaries, and rewrite the narrative of your life. This course empowers you to move beyond your past conditioning and step confidently into a new version of yourself—one that is aligned with your deepest aspirations and desires.
This class is one session.
*Please note*: Updated Cancellation & Refund Policy
To receive a full refund (less registration and credit card processing fees) you must send your cancellation request to communityed@clatsopcc.edu two working days prior to the class start date.
There are no refunds allowed beyond this deadline. You are liable for payment of classes at the time of registration and will be held liable unless the classes are dropped within the refund period.
If you withdraw due to circumstances beyond your control, such as a medical emergency, you may file a petition for a refund. The date of receipt of the petition, length of class attendance, and cost of course materials and services may be considered in denying or reducing the amount requested. If you need to complete a form to petition for a refund, please email: communityed@clatsopcc.edu or call 503-338-2550.
Mindset Transformation: You Can Edit Your Story
with Gia Shaw
In this transformative course, you will learn how to harness the power of your thoughts to create the life you desire. Our identities shape the way we think, feel, and act, often leading us to make choices that reinforce our current self-concept. But what if you could edit that story? By understanding the link between your beliefs, behaviors, and self-image, you'll discover how to shift your mindset and align your actions with the person you want to become. Through practical exercises, guided reflections, and mindset tools, you'll learn how to reframe limiting beliefs, challenge self-imposed boundaries, and rewrite the narrative of your life. This course empowers you to move beyond your past conditioning and step confidently into a new version of yourself—one that is aligned with your deepest aspirations and desires.
This class is one session.
*Please note*: Updated Cancellation & Refund Policy
To receive a full refund (less registration and credit card processing fees) you must send your cancellation request to communityed@clatsopcc.edu two working days prior to the class start date.
There are no refunds allowed beyond this deadline. You are liable for payment of classes at the time of registration and will be held liable unless the classes are dropped within the refund period.
If you withdraw due to circumstances beyond your control, such as a medical emergency, you may file a petition for a refund. The date of receipt of the petition, length of class attendance, and cost of course materials and services may be considered in denying or reducing the amount requested. If you need to complete a form to petition for a refund, please email: communityed@clatsopcc.edu or call 503-338-2550.