OPA-379 Pool/Spa Operation

Section Info: Note: Attendance in online class sessions from 8 a.m.-3:45 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST) is mandatory for section 201. Students will be sent an email closer to the start date of the course to their myAACC email with instructions on how to digitally access the course and required course materials.

OPA-379 Pool/Spa Operation

Section Info: Note: Attendance in online class sessions from 8 a.m.-3:45 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST) is mandatory for section 202. Students will be sent an email closer to the start date of the course to their myAACC email with instructions on how to digitally access the course and required course materials.

NRN-344 CNA Skills Lab/Clinical

Section Info: Note: No class March 18.

NRN-344 CNA Skills Lab/Clinical

Section Info: Note: No class March 19.

FLD-507 Fun w/ Flowers: Seasonal Arran

Section Info: Note: If you cannot attend, a course drop form must be completed, submitted and received by the college no later than seven calendar days prior to the course start date in order for a refund to be issued. Completed course drop forms can be submitted by fax (410-777-4325), mail, online through the noncredit registration site or in-person at one of our registration sites.

SPP-525 Security Guard Training

BNS-908 ASRC-Wood Carving-Beg Novice

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | Wood Carving-Beginner Novice | This wood carving class is designed for absolute beginners, including those with no experience or who have not carved in many years. Instruction focuses on hand tools only-knives and gouges-with no power tools used. Students learn tool selection, basic knife cuts, sharpening, wood selection, pattern application, pyrography, and painting. Because tools are extremely sharp, safety and basic first aid is emphasized. A Kevlar carving glove and leather thumb guard are required. Note: For questions or for a list of required supplies, email Dave Parker at daveparker1000@gmail.com.

BNS-908 PASD-Wood Carving

Section Info: Pasadena Senior Center | Wood Carving | The purpose of this class is to develop the skills of wood carvers from the novice to intermediate levels. While this class offers a single project to be completed over each semester, other carving styles will be discussed. In this class, only hand tools (knives & gouges) are used and since carving tools are extremely sharp, safety will be emphasized. Tool sharpening & selection, painting, and pyrography will also be covered. In lieu of the semester project, students may work on their own projects with instructor assistance (as time allows). Students will identify art venues and determine sales potential.

CAW-501 Flatbreads at Home

Section Info: Note: In Home Classroom courses are culinary demonstration classes taught by an HCAT chef in a video format. The video allows students to move at their own pace. Recipe packet and discussion available with these online courses.

CAW-513 Doughnuts at Home

Section Info: Note: In Home Classroom courses are culinary demonstration classes taught by an HCAT chef in a video format. The video allows students to move at their own pace. Recipe packet and discussion available with these online courses.

ENC-972 ONLN-Cultural Influences in Am

Section Info: Online | Cultural Influences in America | No class May 27 | Cultural Innovators and Influences in America. Read about and discuss female screenwriter pioneers of the silent era who have been erased from film history. This collective explores the history of these women who helped to mold the industry that thrives today. Textbook is ''When Women Wrote Hollywood" by Dr. Rosanne Welch. | Note: Attendance in online class sessions on Wednesdays from 1-4 p.m. is mandatory for section 203.

ENC-972 SCSC-Cultural Infl. America Fi

Section Info: South County | Cultural Infl. America Film | The course will examine the interaction of film with culture, noting through a variety of genres and time periods how the symbiotic nature of film and culture has enriched American life. The roles of individuals, groups, history, language, religion, fashion, technology, and art will be among the topics discussed as they intersect in American film classics.

ENG-919 ONLN-Best American Short Stori

Section Info: Online | Best American Short Stories | No class May 21 or 28 | Read and discuss The Best American Short Stories-2025, guest editor Celeste Ng. Read these timely tales exploring human values and resilience amidst challenging times. These stories engage and deliver an experience with the short story genre. | Note: Best American Short Stories. Attendance in online class sessions on Thursdays from 1-3:30 p.m. is mandatory for section 201.

HSY-915 ASRC-Hieroglyphics

Section Info: Arnold Senior Center | Introduction to Hieroglyphics | No Class May 25 | Explore the history, structure, and use of Egyptian hieroglyphs, one of the most iconic writing systems in the world. This course will be a blend of lectures, interactive lessons, and practical exercises, including hands-on work with real hieroglyphic texts. By the end, students will have a solid foundation in Egyptian hieroglyphs, as well as an appreciation for their cultural and historical significance.

HSY-915 SSAC-Hieroglyphics

Section Info: Severn Senior Center | Introduction to Hieroglyphics | Explore the history, structure, and use of Egyptian hieroglyphs, one of the most iconic writing systems in the world. This course will be a blend of lectures, interactive lessons, and practical exercises, including hands-on work with real hieroglyphic texts. By the end, students will have a solid foundation in Egyptian hieroglyphs, as well as an appreciation for their cultural and historical significance.