This is an entry level yoga class suitable for beginners and students of yoga that desire a refresher in foundational postures. Students will need to be able to work from the floor to standing. Yoga props will be used in this class to assist students in finding proper alignment in their body. Yoga is a physical practice that includes mindfulness and breathwork which we will also explore in this class. Yoga props are provided. Students should bring their own yoga mat.

This class is designed for students who have some yoga experience. The class is 60 minute sessions that include breathwork and meditation. We will work in yoga postures that vary from floor to standing. Props are used to support the body and make all postures accesible to various skill levels. Please bring your own yoga mat to class.

This will be a fun class for those who always wanted to learn to draw but did not want to commit to the time and cost of a college credit class. Basics of shape, form, light, placement, shading and terminology will be taught. By the end of the course, students will have completed one composition that will give them the basic knowledge that creates the illusion of 3-dimentional space on a 1-dimentional canvas. Students will need their own 8x11 sketch pad.

Learn the basics of crocheting: identify crochet language, learn to read a pattern and create a basic easy crochet project (granny square blanket, basic hat, or scarf). Come away with a sense of accomplishment and a basic project of your own. MATERIALS NEEDED: 1 H (5.00 mm) hook. Practice yarn and an instruction manual will be provided. Yarn for in-class project and pattern selection will be discussed at the first class.

Join us for a fun, introductory class where you will learn to make fine silver jewelry using Precious Metal Clay (PMC). PMC is a material that looks and feels like clay but when fired, you're left with .999 fine silver. We will learn design, construction, firing and finishing techniques to make a beautiful pair of fine silver earrings and a pendant. This class is a pre-requisite for future intermediate PMC classes. Please bring a sack lunch, dust mask, safety glasses and an exacto knife with a new blade.

People often pay more in taxes than expected because a confusing system treats various income types differently and contains hidden taxes and penalties. Social Security and Medicare have "tax traps" and you need to plan for them. In retirement you must plan how and when you will use taxable, tax-deferred, and tax-free assets to manage your income and tax rates efficiently. You need a tax strategy to minimize taxes and maximize your retirement assets and income - this class will help you understand your options in easy to understand language. This class will benefit both retirees and pre-retirees.

In-class instruction will be held in person Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 8:30 PM and Saturdays 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. In-car instruction and observation times will be selected during the first hour on the first day of class.

The driver's education course is a program consisting of 30 classroom hours, six hours of in-car instruction (outside of classroom hours) and six hours of observation as set forth by the Wyoming State Department of Education. The course meets the basic requirements of the Wyoming Department of Transportation. REQUIREMENTS: (1) one parent must attend the first ½ hour to hour of the first class (for those students under 18); (2) student must have their driving permit prior to registration; (3) student must provide their own licensed and insured vehicle for the one-on-one driving portion of the class, and; (4) attendance is required at each class for the certificate to be issued. It is highly encouraged for students to have at least 10 hours of driving experience before class starts. There is optional simulator time available for registered driver's education students. Contact the Life Enrichment office for more details and to sign up for available slots. Students who do not successfully complete the course may be eligible for additional instruction time for a fee. For more information on this program, please see our website at lccc.wy.edu/lifeEnrichment.

If you're turning 70 soon, this seminar is for you! Designed for those approaching that magic IRS age or just if you want to understand how annual Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) work. We'll cover how they are calculated and how to determine when you must begin taking funds from your tax-deferred retirement savings. We'll discuss when it may save taxes to withdraw funds early and when it may make sense to delay withdrawals. We'll consider taxation of Social Security; how Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) work to save you taxes, and more - all in easy to understand language.