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Non-credit
Courses Popular Summer Venue
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| Non-credit courses continued to be a popular venue during the summer term. This summer we served 209 students in 19 non-credit courses: 86 students in Children's courses, 27 students in Computer courses, 43 students in General courses, and 53 students in Tier GED. |
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Of special note, interest in courses for children appears to be growing. The two most popular courses were Professional Baking for Kids and Hands On Archaeology. |
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Last summer, we ran 2 sections of the "Baking Camp," but due to demand, this year we increased the number to 5 sections and served 59 children. Many of the students in the baking course had taken other non-credit cooking courses with Chef Gail Sokol during the regular academic year. |
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"Baking Camp" |
Chef Sokol demonstrating proper pouring technique |
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New this year, the Hands On
Archaeology course enrolled 12 students, |
the
maximum it could hold as a fieldwork course. Held at the |
Blacksmith Demonstration |
Digging for artifacts at the Mabee Farm |
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Looking for artifacts |
