Dear Friends,

Welcome to Sinclair's College for Lifelong Learning Winter schedule of classes. It promises to be another exciting quarter filled with interesting possibilities.

If this is the first time you are taking classes with us, we hope you will find many sessions that appeal to you. If you are a returning student, we thank you for your continued participation and support. We also appreciate your introducing us to your friends—that's clearly why the number of people taking part in our classes keeps increasing every quarter.

Remember—there are several ways you can take classes with us. If you are an adult of any age, our seminars and workshops are designed with your interests in mind. If you are age 60 or better, you may also audit credit classes tuition free on a space-available basis; and in addition, you may sign up for classes presented at 24 off-campus sites throughout the community. If you are pursuing a certificate or degree program, you may register and enroll just as any other credit seeking student.

We have some favorite seminars and workshops returning, including sessions to help you find a new job, if that is the path you are taking—classes such as the Resume & Interview, Recognizing Your Value, and Good Jobs for Bad Times. We're again offering our range of computer classes, from the very basic class up to specific tools you may want to use—such as Powerpoint, Publisher, Photoshop, and Excel.

We also have new seminars and workshops to offer. You can learn about personal finances and the technological gadgets you see others using. For history, the Woodland series continues, and we have stimulating current events topics, as well as sessions focused on Warren and Preble Counties. We have new health related topics, including a Customized Balance Workshop and You're Worth It. And don't forget healthy treats for your Valentine!

These days, community colleges are being viewed as a great place for learning at all ages to take place. We appreciate that you are engaging in learning with us and that there are multiple generations studying with us.

Please feel free to share with me, or any of our Advisory Board members, your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for our program. We want to be sure we are continually updating, refreshing, and improving what we offer you.

Best Wishes,

Anne Holaday
Coordinator, College for Lifelong Learning
(937) 512-5184