This class is designed to teach you how to teach your dog. You will learn how to teach basic house manners such as "sit", "down", "stay", and walking on a loose leash. We will work on problem behaviors and learn some fun tricks. Dogs 6 months or older are welcome. All dogs are required to be current on vaccines, Rabies, Parvo and Bordetella (kennel cough). Bring proof of vaccinations to first in-person class. PLEASE NOTE the first schuled class will be a 3-hour virtual orientation. A link will be sent to the email provided at registration. NO CLASS JULY 4.

**Please note the print schedule had a miss print. This class is 6 weeks in length. 

This course empowers participants to take practical ownership of their health through four essential pillars: diet, lifestyle, stress management, and movement. Rather than focusing on disease, the course emphasizes simple, sustainable habits that support long-term vitality and resilience. Participants will observe brief demonstrations of applied kinesiology to illustrate how the body responds to everyday choices and gain insight into the fundamentals of creating safe, simple family remedies. The goal is to provide clear, usable tools that help attendees design a healthier life—by choice, not by chance. Be sure to bring paper and pen to take notes.

Explore how blockchain and digital assets are transforming the way we exchange value and trust information. This discussion-based course introduces the fundamentals of blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, and stablecoins, along with real-world applications and Wyoming’s leadership in the field. No technical experience required—just curiosity and a willingness to learn and engage in open conversation.

Join us for an informative session designed to help you understand the fundamentals of Medicare. Whether you're approaching eligibility or assisting a loved one, this seminar will cover key topics such as enrollment periods, coverage options, costs, and important deadlines. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge you need to make confident healthcare decisions.

This open studio course is for experienced jewelers with advanced skills. This is not an instruction course and students who do not have the necessary skill level will be asked to transfer to the introductory course being offered later in the semester. Students are responsible for providing all components and consumables for their projects. A safety review and test must be passed before students will be cleared for the use of the equipment.

Navigating Medicare prescription drug coverage can be confusing - but it doesn't have to be. This seminar will break down the essentials of Medicare Part D and other drug coverage options, including how plans work, how to compare costs, and what to watch for with formularies and coverage gaps (the "donut hole"). Learn how to choose a plan that fits your needs and budget and get tips for avoiding common pitfalls. A Q&A session will follow to address your specific concerns.

Understanding your healthcare coverage options is crucial to planning for the future. In this seminar, we'll explain the differences between Medicare Advantage Plans, Long-Term Care Insurance, and Medigap (Medicare Supplement Insurance). You'll learn how each type of coverage works, what benefits they offer, how they fit into overall healthcare planning, and what to consider when choosing the best option for your needs. We'll break down complex terms into clear, practical information to help you make confident, informed decisions. A Q&A session will follow the presentation.

The driver's education course is accredited by the Wyoming Department of Education and meets the basic requirements to convert a driver's permit to a license by the Wyoming Department of Transportation. Communication regarding required waivers and scheduling will be sent to the email provided at registration. Attendance for all components of this program is required for a completion certificate to be issued. The course is broken into two segments: classroom instruction and driving evaluation/observation. Students who do not successfully complete the course may be eligible for additional instruction time for a fee. Requirements for Completion: 30 hours of Classroom Instruction: Students can enroll in the classroom instruction portion any time after their 14th birthday. This course is appropriate for students preparing to take their permit exam or anyone who has their learner's permit. This course covers topics such as state driving laws, driver readiness, vehicle operation, basic maintenance and much more. A parent/legal guardian must attend the first ½ hour to hour of the first class (for those students under 18) Optional simulator time is available for registered driver's education students and can be scheduled by contacting the Life Enrichment office. Driving Evaluation/Observation: 6 hours of driving evaluation can be completed once the student driver has their driving permit and has completed 25 of the required 50 DMV driving hours Proof of hour completion is provided by showing hours logged in the DMV Road Ready app. Classroom instruction must be in progress or fully completed before a student can begin their driving evaluation time. Students must provide their own licensed and insured vehicle for their in-car evaluation.