Featured Courses An Introduction To Voiceovers (Getting Started In Voice Acting) 01/01/26 - 01/01/26 Wow, you have a great voice!" Have you heard that more times than you can count? Or maybe you listen to your favorite audiobooks, commercials, or cartoon characters and think, "I could do that!" This introductory class offers the feeling of working remotely from the start! You'll read a real script and receive coaching to improve your delivery. Your instructor is a professional voice actor. Sign up for a 90-minute, virtual introductory class. A personal class time will be set up for you. *Participants must be 18 years or older. A Conversation on Grandparenting Click the register link to see available sessions Are you a "newer" grandparent or even an old pro? Join us for a welcoming and engaging discussion on the stages and styles of modern grandparenting. Drawing from a variety of books, studies, and shared experiences, we'll explore how the role of grandparents continues to evolve. This is a great opportunity to connect with others, reflect on your own journey, and exchange tips, strategies, and insights for navigating this special phase of life. Whether you're helping to raise your grandchildren or simply staying connected from afar, you'll find support, inspiration, and practical ideas in this thoughtful session. AI Basics: A Beginner's Guide to Understanding and Using Artificial Intelligence 04/21/26 - 04/21/26 06/02/26 - 06/02/26 Explore AI (Artificial Intelligence) fundamentals in this 90-minute beginner-friendly course. Learn what AI is, its history, myths, and ethics, then dive into a hands-on ChatGPT session. No prior experience needed - just curiosity! Understand AI's role in daily life and how to engage with it safely and effectively. Tiny Nutrients, Big Impact Click the register link to see available sessions Join Mary Kay Tanka for a 3-part series on the impact of vitamins and minerals on our bodies. Our bodies rely on vitamins and minerals to function at their best. From supporting brain and bone health to boosting the immune system and promoting cardiovascular wellness, proper nutrient intake is essential for overall well-being. This course provides an overview of how the body uses vitamins and minerals, highlights the best foods to include in your diet, and offers guidance on selecting supplements safely when shopping at your local store. Charitable Giving Strategy 04/21/26 - 04/21/26 Whether you're considering a one-time donation or making ongoing gifts, integrating charitable giving into your overall financial strategy may yield greater benefits for the charity (in the form of more money) and to you - as a tax deduction. Gaining a basic understanding of how charitable giving may affect your taxes can help you get the most from your giving strategy. What Is a Paradigm? 04/22/26 - 04/22/26 Discover how big ideas in science have changed the way we see the world. Using examples from astronomy, chemistry, and biology-such as the development of atomic theory or our understanding of respiration-this class explores how scientific thinking evolves over time. You'll learn what a "paradigm" is, how new discoveries can lead to a "paradigm shift," and consider how this concept might apply beyond science to other areas of knowledge and understanding. The Role Animals Played in the Civil War 04/24/26 - 04/24/26 Animals played very important roles during the American Civil War. Some animals were pets, such as dogs, provided soldiers with a feeling of calm and a connection to home; while other pets, such as hens, provided soldiers with fresh eggs. Animals, such as mules and horses, also played an instrumental role in military operations. Without these animals, cavalry soldiers and artillery regiments would not have been successful in their duties. This class examines the role that animals played during battlefield campaigns, in camps, and on the long march to battle. Explore the regimental mascots, the horses of famous Generals, and learn more about these courageous animals and the soldiers who cared for them by attending this class. Service Dog Awareness and Training Workshop 04/25/26 - 04/25/26 This workshop is offered in collaboration with the American Veterans Service Dog Academy (AVSDA). This workshop provides valuable knowledge for those partnered with or seeking a service dog, and interested community members, business owners, and professionals, covering essential topics on public access rights, ADA compliance, and best practices for interacting with service dog teams. Join us to gain practical skills and insights that enhance inclusivity and understanding. Students, do not bring your dogs to this workshop. AVSDA Service Dog Awareness and Training 05/04/26 - 05/20/26 This series of courses is offered in collaboration with the American Veterans Service Dog Academy (AVSDA). These courses provide valuable knowledge for those partnered with or seeking a service dog, as well as interested community members, business owners, and professionals, covering essential topics on public access rights, ADA compliance, and best practices for interacting with service dog teams. Join us to gain practical skills and insights that enhance inclusivity and understanding. Understanding the Basics of Life insurance 04/27/26 - 04/27/26 This course will guide you through the world of life insurance and help you plan for your retirement. You will learn how to identify reliable insurance companies that will be there for you when you need them. We will also discuss the different types of life insurance and help you determine which one is best suited for your specific needs. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge to become a confident and informed consumer. 1960's Songs of the Silver Screen - Luncheon 04/28/26 - 04/28/26 Revisit the unforgettable movie music of the 1960s in this engaging film history presentation with John LeGear. Highlighting award-winning songs, legendary performances, and fascinating stories from one of America's most dynamic decades, this program celebrates the films that inspired and uplifted audiences during a time of great change. Filled with nostalgia, lively clips, and plenty of feel-good moments, it's a cinematic journey sure to make you smile. Chemistry in Everyday Life 04/29/26 - 04/29/26 Join Jessica Kawa, chemistry and physical science professor at KCC for this class on chemistry. Discover the fascinating world of chemistry all around you-from the kitchen to the medicine cabinet-in this engaging, hands-on class designed for curious minds with no science background. Through lively demonstrations and interactive activities, we'll explore how chemical principles explain everyday phenomena like cooking, cleaning, and health. No prior knowledge required-just bring your curiosity! Grand Army of the Republic 05/08/26 - 05/08/26 The Grand Army of the Republic will become the dominant Union veteran organization in the post-bellum period. Although the post-Civil War period will have numerous fraternal orders with large memberships, the GAR will seek out only those who call themselves "veterans." This class will look into the membership, rituals, order and discipline, and national encampments. We will analyze the GAR's membership and popularity declines and later massive growth as its mission shifts to promote pensions. Finally, the class will take an in-depth look how the GAR sought to define American patriotism through the school textbook, the flag, and monument dedications.

Featured Courses

An Introduction To Voiceovers (Getting Started In Voice Acting) 01/01/26 - 01/01/26 Wow, you have a great voice!" Have you heard that more times than you can count? Or maybe you listen to your favorite audiobooks, commercials, or cartoon characters and think, "I could do that!" This introductory class offers the feeling of working remotely from the start! You'll read a real script and receive coaching to improve your delivery. Your instructor is a professional voice actor. Sign up for a 90-minute, virtual introductory class. A personal class time will be set up for you. *Participants must be 18 years or older.

A Conversation on Grandparenting Click the register link to see available sessions Are you a "newer" grandparent or even an old pro? Join us for a welcoming and engaging discussion on the stages and styles of modern grandparenting. Drawing from a variety of books, studies, and shared experiences, we'll explore how the role of grandparents continues to evolve. This is a great opportunity to connect with others, reflect on your own journey, and exchange tips, strategies, and insights for navigating this special phase of life. Whether you're helping to raise your grandchildren or simply staying connected from afar, you'll find support, inspiration, and practical ideas in this thoughtful session.

AI Basics: A Beginner's Guide to Understanding and Using Artificial Intelligence 04/21/26 - 04/21/26 06/02/26 - 06/02/26 Explore AI (Artificial Intelligence) fundamentals in this 90-minute beginner-friendly course. Learn what AI is, its history, myths, and ethics, then dive into a hands-on ChatGPT session. No prior experience needed - just curiosity! Understand AI's role in daily life and how to engage with it safely and effectively.

Tiny Nutrients, Big Impact Click the register link to see available sessions Join Mary Kay Tanka for a 3-part series on the impact of vitamins and minerals on our bodies. Our bodies rely on vitamins and minerals to function at their best. From supporting brain and bone health to boosting the immune system and promoting cardiovascular wellness, proper nutrient intake is essential for overall well-being. This course provides an overview of how the body uses vitamins and minerals, highlights the best foods to include in your diet, and offers guidance on selecting supplements safely when shopping at your local store.

Charitable Giving Strategy 04/21/26 - 04/21/26 Whether you're considering a one-time donation or making ongoing gifts, integrating charitable giving into your overall financial strategy may yield greater benefits for the charity (in the form of more money) and to you - as a tax deduction. Gaining a basic understanding of how charitable giving may affect your taxes can help you get the most from your giving strategy.

What Is a Paradigm? 04/22/26 - 04/22/26 Discover how big ideas in science have changed the way we see the world. Using examples from astronomy, chemistry, and biology-such as the development of atomic theory or our understanding of respiration-this class explores how scientific thinking evolves over time. You'll learn what a "paradigm" is, how new discoveries can lead to a "paradigm shift," and consider how this concept might apply beyond science to other areas of knowledge and understanding.

The Role Animals Played in the Civil War 04/24/26 - 04/24/26 Animals played very important roles during the American Civil War. Some animals were pets, such as dogs, provided soldiers with a feeling of calm and a connection to home; while other pets, such as hens, provided soldiers with fresh eggs. Animals, such as mules and horses, also played an instrumental role in military operations. Without these animals, cavalry soldiers and artillery regiments would not have been successful in their duties. This class examines the role that animals played during battlefield campaigns, in camps, and on the long march to battle. Explore the regimental mascots, the horses of famous Generals, and learn more about these courageous animals and the soldiers who cared for them by attending this class.

Service Dog Awareness and Training Workshop 04/25/26 - 04/25/26 This workshop is offered in collaboration with the American Veterans Service Dog Academy (AVSDA). This workshop provides valuable knowledge for those partnered with or seeking a service dog, and interested community members, business owners, and professionals, covering essential topics on public access rights, ADA compliance, and best practices for interacting with service dog teams. Join us to gain practical skills and insights that enhance inclusivity and understanding. Students, do not bring your dogs to this workshop.

AVSDA Service Dog Awareness and Training 05/04/26 - 05/20/26 This series of courses is offered in collaboration with the American Veterans Service Dog Academy (AVSDA). These courses provide valuable knowledge for those partnered with or seeking a service dog, as well as interested community members, business owners, and professionals, covering essential topics on public access rights, ADA compliance, and best practices for interacting with service dog teams. Join us to gain practical skills and insights that enhance inclusivity and understanding.

Understanding the Basics of Life insurance 04/27/26 - 04/27/26 This course will guide you through the world of life insurance and help you plan for your retirement. You will learn how to identify reliable insurance companies that will be there for you when you need them. We will also discuss the different types of life insurance and help you determine which one is best suited for your specific needs. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge to become a confident and informed consumer.

1960's Songs of the Silver Screen - Luncheon 04/28/26 - 04/28/26 Revisit the unforgettable movie music of the 1960s in this engaging film history presentation with John LeGear. Highlighting award-winning songs, legendary performances, and fascinating stories from one of America's most dynamic decades, this program celebrates the films that inspired and uplifted audiences during a time of great change. Filled with nostalgia, lively clips, and plenty of feel-good moments, it's a cinematic journey sure to make you smile.

Chemistry in Everyday Life 04/29/26 - 04/29/26 Join Jessica Kawa, chemistry and physical science professor at KCC for this class on chemistry. Discover the fascinating world of chemistry all around you-from the kitchen to the medicine cabinet-in this engaging, hands-on class designed for curious minds with no science background. Through lively demonstrations and interactive activities, we'll explore how chemical principles explain everyday phenomena like cooking, cleaning, and health. No prior knowledge required-just bring your curiosity!

Grand Army of the Republic 05/08/26 - 05/08/26 The Grand Army of the Republic will become the dominant Union veteran organization in the post-bellum period. Although the post-Civil War period will have numerous fraternal orders with large memberships, the GAR will seek out only those who call themselves "veterans." This class will look into the membership, rituals, order and discipline, and national encampments. We will analyze the GAR's membership and popularity declines and later massive growth as its mission shifts to promote pensions. Finally, the class will take an in-depth look how the GAR sought to define American patriotism through the school textbook, the flag, and monument dedications.