Continuing Education Catalog

Register online! To sign up for Continuing Education courses, fill out our Registration Request Form.

  • Proof of a full course of COVID-19 vaccination is required to register for in-person, non-credit classes at SUNY Adirondack's Queensbury campus, SUNY Adirondack Saratoga in Wilton or the Culinary Arts Center in downtown Glens Falls. Boosters are strongly encouraged. See our registration page for details.
  • Some non-credit courses are held completely or partially online using Zoom or other online platforms. To be successful with these courses, students should have basic computer skills and a familiarity with using the internet. Some courses require regular logins, and others are self-paced. The course description will indicate which type of online course it is and which online platform(s) will be used.
 
WORKFORCE TRAINING

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE

Electrical Maintenance Technician Bootcamp
Feb. 28 to May 25 (No class April 10)
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 6 to 9 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga & Google Classroom
 
In this short-term course, students will learn entry-level skills to begin their careers as electrical technicians in a variety of environments. Ideal candidates include those new to work in a modern manufacturing environment with an aptitude for hands-on work and a desire to build competencies and skills to advance in their fields.
 
Through hands-on classes, independent study and work outside class, students will have the opportunity to build key competencies to ensure on-the-job success, including:
 
  • A strong foundation in basic math applications and mathematical conversions between measurement units and mathematical systems
  • Reading and making precise measurements and using scientific notation
  • An introduction to AC and DC currents and their use in electrical systems
  • Safety around high-voltage equipment, including PPE and the OSHA Lockout Tagout (LOTO) certification in electrical safety
  • An introduction to PLC equipment and relay communications
  • Hand tool use
  • Use of continuous improvement models in modern manufacturing, including Lean and Six Sigma
Companies wishing to upskill new or potential employees and individuals who want to enter the exciting and ever-changing world of modern manufacturing will benefit from this course. Career services are embedded into the course and include presentations by area job centers and recruitment opportunities with local employers. Course fee includes a toolkit for each student and the cost of LOTO certification training and examination.
 
Price: $899 - Tuition assistance through Workforce Readiness Academies Program (WRAP) may be available for eligible individuals. See the WRAP webpage for details.
CRN: 20050
 
 
 
Start-Up ADK
March 7 to May 2 (No class April 11)
Tuesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Live synchronous
Zoom, Google Classroom & EntreSkills
For seamless enrollment, please provide your @gmail.com address registering.
 
Are you starting or expanding a small business? Join us live, online, for this comprehensive and informative eight-session, 16-hour course focused on the business planning process and providing the skills needed to start or scale up your business. Kim London, a local serial entrepreneur and SUNY ADK faculty member, delivers an interactive and robust program. Kim incorporates local content experts in marketing, market research, bookkeeping, tax issues and cash flow, financial projections, legal considerations, human resources, business insurance and more. Participants use an online business plan builder and gain knowledge, feedback and support from an experienced entrepreneur.
 
Residents of Warren or Washington counties who successfully complete this program may be eligible to apply for a small-business loan through Warren or Washington counties’ LDCs.
 
This course is sponsored by Warren County Local Development Corporation, Washington County Local Development Corporation and SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education.
 
Instructor: Kim Feeney London, assistant professor of Business, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $249
CRN: 20025
 
 
FOOD & FOOD SAFETY
 
ServSafe Food Safety Certification Workshop
May 16
Tuesday | 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. | Queensbury campus
Bring a bag lunch
 
Food service professionals working or pursuing jobs in establishments that handle, cook, store, serve, deliver, remove and dispose of food benefit from ServSafe training and certification. This national transferrable certification may be required by employers and proves competencies and readiness to be a successful employee. Local hospitality and food-service businesses seeking effective training and certification for employees are invited to register them for this workshop. Individuals who successfully complete the full-day program and examination will receive the certification, which is valid for five years.
 
Participants are encouraged to review the required book in advance of the course to support participation in discussion and successful completion of the certification exam. SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education will contact registered students about the availability of books and the details of picking them up in advance.
 
Registration for this course closes Friday, April 14, to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials may be delayed for those who register after that date.
 
Please note: Any withdrawals after April 14 will not be refunded the materials fee.
 
Instructor: Frank Burns
Price: $225 (Course price includes a $78 materials fee.)
CRN: 20029
 
 
 
Bartending & Mixology Certification Program — Enhanced
March 20 to April 17
Mondays | 6 to 9 p.m. | Queensbury campus & local brewery
 
This course introduces and advances knowledge and application of bartending skills to prepare individuals to work in the hospitality industry and support enthusiasts interested in mixology. Initial course sessions are appropriate for participants with limited experience and will focus on introductory information, best practices, legal issues and increasing participants’ familiarity with wines, beers and mixed drinks. Later sessions offer more hands-on activities and time to rehearse and advance skills behind the bar to develop teamwork, recall of orders and elements of “style.” At the completion of the course, students will be familiar with:
 
  • Industry standards
  • Common terminology
  • A variety of alcoholic beverages — beers, mixed drinks, wines and trending cocktails
  • Health and hygiene regulations/sanitation
  • Customer service and attitude
  • Selling techniques and showmanship
  • Menu development
Participants who successfully complete this course will be TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures) certified and receive a certificate from the New York State Liquor Authority that can be used as part of their Reasonable Effort Defense in the event they are convicted of serving someone younger than the age of 21. Attendance at the first two sessions of the course is required; participation in four of the five sessions is necessary to receive a certificate of completion.
 
Please note: Any withdrawals after March 10 will not be refunded the materials fee.
 
Prerequisite: All students must be at least 21 years old to participate in this class, and valid ID is required on the first evening of the class.
 
Instructor: Frank Burns
Price: $415 (Course price includes a $25 materials fee.)
CRN: 20030
 
HEALTH CARE TRAINING

 

CCAR Ethical Considerations for Recovery Coaches© 16-Hour Training
March 22 to 24
Wednesday through Friday | 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga
45-minute lunch on your own
 
This 16-hour course focuses on the ethical challenges Recovery Coaches face while providing a framework for creating good boundaries that allow for the same level of connection without causing harm.
 
Participants who complete this training will:
  • Understand what ethics are and why they are important
  • Learn how to “stay in your lane” as a Recovery Coach
  • Understand the decision-making process
  • Develop guidelines for making ethical decisions
  • Apply the new learning to your everyday work as a Recovery Coach
Prerequisites:
  • All participants must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or equivalent.
  • Participants must have successfully completed the with a certified trainer prior to attending this program; please provide a copy of your completion certificate at the time of registration.
Please note:
  • Participants must attend all course sessions to complete the required number of hours and to earn the certification of completion.
  • You will have a 45-minute lunch on your own each day; please bring a bag lunch or plan accordingly for purchase of food and beverages.
Registration for this class closes March 10 to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials may be delayed for those who register after that date.
 
Instructor: Katrina Fox, Certified Recovery Peer Advocate (CRPA), authorized trainer of CCAR Recovery Coach Academy
Price: $230 (Course price includes a $30 materials fee.)
CRN: 20032
 
 
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
 
Python for Data Analytics
Feb. 13 to May 15 (No class Feb. 20, April 10 or April 12)
Mondays & Wednesdays | 5:45 to 8:45 p.m. | Live synchronous
 
This course is designed for those interested in learning new coding languages or applications. Students will learn fundamental programming concepts using the programming language Python, specifically as a tool for collecting, analyzing and visualizing data.
 
Python is one of the world’s most popular programming languages, and many businesses are introducing Python into their work. The course will take students through the basics of programming (variables, data structures, loops, conditionals, etc.) and into Python Libraries for data analysis (Numpy, Matplotlib, etc.). Basic statistics will also be covered to help students interpret data, such as basic summary statistics and how to recognize common statistical distributions. All this will culminate in analysis and visualization of real data sets of the student’s choosing. This course meets two evenings per week, three hours per session. Occasional labs outside classes will provide further opportunities for mentoring and networking.
 
Instructor: SaratogaCanCode
Price: $1,950 - Tuition assistance through Workforce Readiness Academies Program (WRAP) may be available for eligible individuals. See the WRAP webpage for details.
CRN: 20138
 
 
 
IT Help Desk Bootcamp
March 20 to June 21 (No class April 10, April 12, May 29 or June 19)
Mondays & Wednesdays | 6 to 9 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga
 
Tuition and fees for this class are free through a grant for those who are eligible to register. In this short-term course, you will learn entry-level skills to begin your career as an IT Help Desk Technician. The course will strengthen your understanding of fundamental computer system strategies, including management in hardware architecture, operating systems, program troubleshooting and more. You will also learn network management process that improve skills in WAN, virtualization techniques, TCP/IP and scanning. There will be a focus on adopting basic skills in network security, security threat analysis, cryptography and security auditing across hardware and software systems. Finally, the course will prepare you for the CompTIA exams. Key competencies will include:
 
  • Customer service principles and effective communication
  • Remote accessing and scenario analysis
  • Incident management process and understanding of issue prioritization techniques and best practices of help desk operation
  • Understanding of operating systems, computer hardware components and devices, computer network and web applications
  • Supporting and troubleshooting laptops and mobile devices, and managing common issues
  • Installing, configuring and troubleshooting print and display devices
  • Installing PC components
Companies wishing to upskill new or potential employees and individuals who want to enter the exciting and ever-changing world of IT support will benefit from this course. Career services are embedded into the course and include presentations by area job centers and recruitment opportunities with local employers. The course includes textbooks and computer hardware for each student.
 
Instructor: Gary Gordon
Price: $2,675 (grant eligible)
CRN: 20166
 
 
MANAGEMENT SKILLS

 

New & Emerging Supervisors & Managers Series: Managing Priorities & Time
March 27
Monday | 11 a.m. to noon | Live synchronous | CRN: 20203
or
March 28 (Registration full; waitlisted)
Tuesday | 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. | Live synchronous | CRN: 20020
 
Consider how to address the perspectives of an individual and an organization in management of resources. This course is part of the New & Emerging Supervisors & Managers Series, which focuses on practical tools in three strategic areas to assist new and emerging supervisors and managers with advancing their skills, confidence and effectiveness in their roles. Each one-hour session will offer opportunities to learn and rehearse skills to apply immediately in the workplace.
 
Instructor: Wendy Waldron, WaldronWorks, Professional EOS Implementer®
Price: $65
 
 
 
New & Emerging Supervisors & Managers Series: Supporting Growth & Performance
April 24
Monday | 11 a.m. to noon | Live synchronous | CRN: 20204
or
April 25 (Registration full; waitlisted)
Tuesday | 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. | Live synchronous | CRN: 20021
 
Learn simple and effective tools to respect and support individual effort and team achievement of common goals. Address strategies for establishing a goal, articulating clear expectations and providing routine feedback in the context of existing performance management tools. This course is part of the New & Emerging Supervisors & Managers Series, which focuses on practical tools in three strategic areas to assist new and emerging supervisors and managers with advancing their skills, confidence and effectiveness in their roles. Each one-hour session will offer opportunities to learn and rehearse skills to apply immediately in the workplace.
 
Instructor: Wendy Waldron, WaldronWorks, Professional EOS Implementer®
Price: $65
 
MICROSOFT EXCEL COURSES
Please note: Instruction and course materials will focus on the 2019 Desktop version of the software. After you register, you will be invited to complete a survey to share information about your experience, goals for use and questions about the content of these courses to support instructional planning.
 
Microsoft Excel Level 1 — For the Beginner
March 28 and 30
Tuesday & Thursday | 6 to 9 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga
 
Use Excel to help organize, analyze and share your data at work or home. Learn how to navigate Excel, create a basic worksheet, perform calculations, modify and format a worksheet, manage and print workbooks and customize the Excel environment. This course is intended for individuals who have little to no experience with Microsoft Excel. To be successful, you should have some experience with using personal computers, a keyboard and mouse, as well as navigating files, folders and software applications. To successfully complete this course, you must attend both sessions.
 
Registration for this class closes Tuesday, March 14, to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials may be delayed for those who register after that date.
 
Instructor: Dan Dragon
Price: $145 (Course price includes a $35 materials fee.)
CRN: 20022
 
 
 
Microsoft Excel Level 2 — Intermediate Skills
April 4 and 6
Tuesday & Thursday | 6 to 9 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga
 
Use Excel to manage, share and present data at work or home. Learn to create advanced formulas, analyze and organize data, work with functions and lists, visualize data with charts and graphs, work with multiple workbooks and export data. This course is intended for individuals who have some experience with Microsoft Excel and are interested in becoming more efficient and skillful in the software application. To successfully complete this course, you must attend both sessions.
 
Registration for this class closes Tuesday, March 21, to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials may be delayed for those who register after that date.
 
Instructor: Dan Dragon
Price: $145 (Course price includes a $35 materials fee.)
CRN: 20023
 
 
 
Microsoft Excel Level 3 — Advanced Skills
April 18 and 20
Tuesday & Thursday | 6 to 9 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga
 
Use Excel to manage, share and present data at work or home. Learn to work with multiple worksheets and workbooks, use lookup functions and formula auditing, share and protect workbooks, automate functionality, create sparklines and forecast data. This course is intended for individuals who have significant experience with Microsoft Excel and are interested in advancing their skills and efficiency in this software application. To successfully complete this course, you must attend both sessions.
 
Registration for this class closes Tuesday, April 4, to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials may be delayed for those who register after that date.
 
Instructor: Dan Dragon
Price: $145 (Course price includes a $35 materials fee.)
CRN: 20024
 
 
NOTARY COURSES
For information about the NYS Notary Public Exam and licensing process, exam schedule and forms, please visit the NYS Division of Licensing Services website.
 
Notary Public License Exam Preparation — Self-Paced, Online Course
Available Feb. 1 to May 1
 
This online, self-paced course is offered through the Brightspace learning management system and is designed to teach essential information needed for the New York State Notary exam. In addition, this course will thoroughly prepare participants for the duties and functions of a Notary Public officer. They will gain insight into what a Notary Public’s key responsibilities and limitations are, as well as some best practices of a Notary Public officer. Topics will include notary concepts, definition review, sample forms and notary law subsection review.
 
Please note: The Notary Public exam will not be given during this workshop. To successfully complete this course and prepare for the exam, students are required to complete the reading, discussion and quiz activities identified in the course syllabus.
 
Registration for this course closes April 3 to ensure participants have time to complete the course. Please see our registration webpage our refund and tuition liability policy for online asynchronous courses.
 
Instructor: Kelli Hatin, Ed.D., professor of Business, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $85
CRN: 20010
 
 
 
Become A New York State Notary Signing Agent
March 29
Wednesday | 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. | Live synchronous
 
If you are a notary public in New York state, you may be able to earn additional income! The thriving real estate and refinancing markets have companies scrambling to hire qualified Notary Signing Agents to help meet increased business demands. After completing this introductory course, participants will be able to work on a freelance basis with mortgage, title and signing companies that hire Notary Signing Agents on per-job assignments, sometimes for $75 to $150 or more. All materials are included in this course, including a step-by-step guide book, sample loan documents and a 20-page mortgage glossary. This is also a good course for those who are not notaries but want to learn more about what a New York Notary Signing Agent does. The instructor is a New York state Notary Public, a Certified Notary Signing Agent (CNSA), statewide Notary Public college adjunct instructor and a member of The American Society of Notaries.
 
Registration for this class closes March 22 to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials will be delayed for those who register after that date.
 
Instructor: Victor Bujanow, CIC
Price: $79 (Course price includes a $7 materials fee.)
CRN: 20026
 
 
PARALEGAL CERTIFICATE
 
Paralegal Certificate Course©
This program is offered online by the Center for Legal Studies (CLS BY BARBRI). Begin a rewarding career as a paralegal professional with this cornerstone online course. For more information, visit the Paralegal Certificate Course webpage. When registering, select the Online Format option to complete the program in two seven-week, instructor-led sessions. Or, complete the program at your own pace using Online Flex Format, an easy-to-use interactive platform that offers 24/7 online course access with video and printed tutorials.
 
Price: Starting at $1,895, plus materials (Books and materials for the course must be purchased separately from the Center for Legal Studies.)
 
 
 
Advanced Paralegal Certificate Course
This program is offered online by the Center for Legal Studies (CLS BY BARBRI). These advanced topics build upon the introductory Paralegal Certificate Course©. For more information, visit the Advanced Paralegal Certificate Course webpage. This is a flexible online course with 24/7 accessibility. Each topic is offered in a seven-week online session. Take one, two or three topics at a time. Complete six topics within one year to receive a certificate.
 
Price: Starting at $3,300 or $550 per topic (Books and materials for the course must be purchased separately from the Center for Legal Studies.)
 
 
PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
 
Speaking Like You Mean Business
April 18 and 25
Tuesdays | 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. | Live synchronous
 
This live interactive workshop via Zoom prepares you to address staff, colleagues, clients, prospects or the media — regardless of your role or industry. Learn how to deliver your message professionally and confidently and rehearse strategies for preparation, execution and evaluation, such as:
 
  • Determining what your audience needs
  • The value of creating an outline
  • Meaningful ways to practice
  • Managing your nerves, breathing and movement
  • Techniques for self-assessing to determine what to replicate and what to modify for future presentations
Through interactive discussion and activities with the instructor and peers, students will have the opportunity to ask questions, learn from others and rehearse presentation skills. Gain practical knowledge that can be applied immediately to further on-the-job success. 
 
Instructor: Dale G. Klein, M.A. – Profitable Speech, LLC. A Sound Investment®
Price: $69
CRN: 20127
 

ED2GO ONLINE COURSES

 
Ed2go Courses for Personal Enrichment or Workforce Development
Through an online learning platform called Ed2go, the Office of Continuing Education offers a wealth of quick and convenient non-credit personal enrichment and workforce development courses. Subjects include accounting, business, computer applications, healthcare, foreign language, creative writing and more. A full listing of these Ed2go courses can be found at Ed2go.com/adirondack. Registration and payment are directly through Ed2go at the same link.
 
Ed2go Online Certificate Programs
Non-credit, online career training certificate programs offered through Ed2go will help you prepare for industry certification, start a new career or develop skills to expand your study in a credit-bearing academic program. These programs allow a student to start anytime and are generally completed within six months to one year with in-depth study. All learning materials are provided. Personal instructor assistance is provided along with a certificate of completion with a passing grade. Please see careertraining.Ed2go.com/adirondack for a full listing of online certificate programs offered through Ed2go. Registration and payment are directly through Ed2go at the same link.
 

UGOTCLASS ONLINE CERTIFICATES & COURSES

SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education has partnered with the Learning Resources Network (LERN) to offer several UGotClass online professional development certificates and courses. Learn about negotiation, data analysis, digital marketing, video marketing or social media for business. Learn more information about UGotClass and register online here.
 
  • The Basics of Bookkeeping
  • Negotiation: Get What You Want
  • Certificate in Data Analysis
  • SQL Certificate
  • Digital Marketing Certificate
  • Google Analytics Certificate
  • Mastering Video Marketing Certificate
  • Social Media for Business Certificate
 
WASTEWATER TREATMENT

 

Wastewater Treatment: Basic Laboratory Course
March 16 to April 13 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) and April 19 (Wednesday)
6 to 9 p.m. | Glens Falls Wastewater Treatment Plant
 
This class is offered as part of the NYS DEC Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Certificate series. This particular course will teach you proper procedures for solids analysis, pH and alkalinity determination, chlorine determination, BOD and Winkler Dissolved Oxygen. Hands-on application will follow discussion and demonstration of each procedure. You will be given a proficiency exam for each procedure. This course fulfills laboratory proficiency for DEC certification and is appropriate for operator renewal credit.
 
Required textbook: The following textbook is required for the course. Students who do not have this textbook already must purchase their own copy prior to the first class.
  • “Operation of Wastewater Treatment Plants”, Vol. 1, 8th Edition, published in 2019 (available through the Office of Water Programs, Sacramento State)
Please note:
  • While not required, it is recommended that participants complete the Basic Operations for Wastewater Treatment Plants course (usually offered in the fall semester) before attending this course.
  • Attendance at all sessions and successful completion of all required course activities and the exam is required to receive a certificate of completion.
Instructor: Lawrence Glasheen, NYS 4A WWTP
Price: $340
CRN: 20028
 
 
ARTS & CRAFTS
 
Adult Sewing Basics (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 7 to 28
Tuesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Maple Avenue Middle School, Saratoga Springs
 
This class is intended for those who want to learn to sew or would like to brush up sewing skills. No previous experience is required. The first class will go through basics, including how to clean and thread a machine, wind a bobbin, etc. Practice scraps will be provided. The second class will teach how to cut and sew a simple tote bag. Fabric and handles will be provided. The third class will move on to learning how to use a pattern. The instructor will supply a small project, a simple pin cushion. Each student will decide on a project to make using a pattern of their choice. Before the next class, participants must purchase a pattern and all materials needed for it. In the fourth class, participants will make a project using the pattern they brought. Participants must bring all required materials to cut and sew their project in class.
 
Please note: Participants must bring a sewing machine, a pair of sewing scissors, straight pins and thread to every session.
 
Instructor: Louise McAndrew, Sew Something Creative
Price: $49 (Course price includes a $5 materials fee.)
CRN: 20128
 
 
 
Scrapbooking 101 — Intro to Memory Keeping
March 30
Thursday | 6 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
Turn images into beautiful albums to share and pass down to future generations! This course will introduce time-saving products and techniques to make beautiful page layouts. Participants should come prepared with five to 10 printed photographs.
 
Instructor: Mary Beth O’Connell
Price: $19, plus an additional $30 materials fee payable to the instructor in class.
CRN: 20046
 
 
 
Watercolor Painting NEW! (Registration full; waitlisted)
April 18 to May 9 
Tuesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
This course will teach beginner and intermediate artists watercolor painting techniques, explaining materials and techniques needed for success. Participants will learn techniques and train their hands in using brushes and color theory. Using a photo as a reference, they will sketch and paint a cat.
 
Instructor: Ilona Zabolotna
Price: $49, plus an additional $10 materials fee payable to the instructor in class.
CRN: 20047
 
 
 
Creating Stained Glass Weekend (Registration full; waitlisted)
April 22 and 23 
Saturday & Sunday | 8 a.m. to noon | Queensbury campus
 
Learn the art of creating stained-glass objects. Experience cutting glass to fit a pattern, grinding, foiling and soldering the pieces. Students will have the opportunity to create two unique stained-glass pieces. All levels are welcome.
 
Please note: Students should wear closed-toe shoes to class. Any withdrawals after April 15 will not be refunded the materials fee.
 
Instructor: Claire Griffith
Price: $107 (Course price includes a $20 materials fee.)
CRN: 20005
 
 
 
Five-Hour Pre-Licensing Course

Mondays | Live Synchronous

  • March 20 from 5 to 10 p.m. (CRN: 20066) (Registration has closed for this class)
  • April 10 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (CRN: 20067)
  • May 15 from 5 to 10 p.m. (CRN: 20068)
  • June 12 from 5 to 10 p.m. (CRN: 70001)
  • July 10 from 5 to 10 p.m. (CRN: 70002)
  • Aug. 14 from 5 to 10 p.m. (CRN: 70003)

This five-hour pre-licensing course is required by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles for all applicants who want to take a road test for a driver’s license. A MV-278 completion certificate needed for road test appointments will be issued at the conclusion of this class.

 
Please note: Please use the Five-Hour Pre-Licensing Course Registration Form here to preregister for this course. A New York State Learner’s Permit (photo ID) is required. Students should join the class 15 minutes early. Class starts promptly at the scheduled time. Students must have their cameras on at all times during the course; the instructor must be able to see each student to confirm attendance for the duration of the class. Preregistration is required through Continuing Education. No refunds will be issued after noon on the Friday before class.
 
Instructor: Bell’s Driving School
Price: $55
 
 
 
About Boating Safely (ABS)
April 1 
Saturday | 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. | Queensbury campus
Bring a bag lunch
 
Under Brianna’s Law, all operators of motorized vessels:
 
  • Born on or after Jan. 1, 1983, will need a boating safety certificate beginning in 2023;
  • Born on or after Jan. 1, 1978, will need a boating safety certificate beginning in 2024; and
  • Regardless of age, will need a boating safety certificate beginning in 2025
 
This basic power boat and personal watercraft (PWC) class teaches the knowledge needed to obtain a U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary boating safety certificate for motorboat and personal watercraft operation. This course meets the boating safety education requirements for the state of New York. Many insurance companies recognize the certificate for discounts on boat insurance. Operators may not operate a personal watercraft (Jet Ski®, Sea-Doo®, etc.) unless they are at least 14 years of age and hold a boater safety certificate issued by the USCG Auxiliary for having completed an eight-hour, classroom-based course
 
Please note: Participants must attend all eight hours and pass the final exam to qualify for the certificate, which is issued at the end of class. This course is open to individuals who are at least 10 years of age. Participants younger than 14 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the class.
 
Instructor: U.S. Coast Guard, Lake George Flotilla 15-10
Price: $35 (Course price includes a $20 materials fee.)
CRN: 20039
 
 
FINANCIAL PLANNING
 
Financial Fitness: Stronger Health for Solid Wealth Series 
Tuesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
This series will demystify and teach finance management, removing obstacles that prevent achieving goals. Learn how to make customized adjustments, isolate “budget busters” and design a plan to control spending, save more money and achieve each and every goal — in the long and short terms. Students can register for one workshop or both. Each is designed to offer a chance to interact, ask questions and make strides in a new direction to gain a clearer perspective on making informed financial decisions.
 
  • Workshop 1 — March 28 to April 18 (CRN: 20033): Your money — how much is coming in and where is it going? Learn about financial influences, obstacles and choices. Discuss monthly budgets, buying vs. leasing a car, credit cards and interest rates, bankruptcy, the power of compound interest and more.
 
  • Workshop 2 — April 25 to May 16 (CRN: 20034): With this understanding of where you stand financially, how will you proceed? What are your goals, decisions and dilemmas when spending? We will discuss assets, liabilities and Owner’s Equity (OE). Create your own financial statements and discuss paying down bills and increasing cash flow. Explore credit, student loans and buying a home.
 
Instructor: Tracey Bureau
Price: $45 per workshop (or a reduced price of $85 when registering for both; reference CRN 20035)
 
 
 
Estate Planning Basics
March 29 
Wednesday | 6 to 8 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga
 
Estate planning is the act of preparing for the management and transfer of assets during incapacity or upon your death. While a will is the cornerstone of any estate plan, it is important to have a power of attorney and health care proxy in place in the event you lose the capacity to make important decisions due to an emergency or medical condition. Join estate planning attorney Jessica Botelho for a detailed discussion on the basics of estate planning, and learn how to prepare yourself and your family for life’s inevitable events.
 
Instructor: Jessica Botelho, partner at Harris-Pero & Botelho PLLC
Price: $16
CRN: 20011
 
 
 
Connecting the Pieces of Medicare (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 30
Thursday | 6 to 8 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Do you know the ins and outs of Medicare? What happens if you do not sign up for the right coverage at the right time? Do you know what IRMMA is? Some mistakes could carry lifelong penalties, meaning you will have to pay more for Medicare benefits. This course is for those who have Medicare, are about to reach 65 and/or are ready to retire or questioning whether to keep their employer insurance. Learn about the process required to apply for Medicare through Social Security, review significant differences between a Medicare Advantage Plan, a Medicare Supplement Plan (Medigap Policy) and the Part D Prescription Coverage. The instructor will also discuss how you can determine if you may be eligible for NYS Prescription Assistance or the NYS Medicare Savings Program. Having this knowledge is imperative in making the appropriate choice for you.
 
Instructor: Mary Yuhasz, Licensed Medicare Agent at Mosaic Wealth Strategies Group, Ltd.
Price: $16
CRN: 20036
 
 
 
Maximize Your Social Security Benefit
April 12
Wednesday | 6:15 to 8 p.m. | Queensbury campus (CRN: 20037)
or
April 19
Wednesday | 6:15 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School (CRN: 20038)
 
A few key decisions can make a big difference in the amount of Social Security benefits. Attend this hands-on workshop and learn strategies to get the most money from Social Security. Learn how to plan for taxes, health care and other costs during retirement, as well as how to wisely grow and protect your retirement income. This session will cover key Social Security benefit choices, such as individual and spousal options, and help you understand simple steps to maximize your benefit. Join us before you make a financial decision that may not be reversible.
 
Instructor: Frank Finch, principal of Life Stages Financial Group
Price: $16
 
 
FITNESS
Please note: Before starting any exercise program, consult your physician.
 
Cardio & Strength Circuit 
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. | Queensbury campus
No class March 14, March 16, July 4 or July 27
 
  • Feb. 14 to March 30 (CRN: 20130) - Price: $82
  • April 4 to May 11 (CRN: 20131) - Price: $82
  • May 16 to June 22 (CRN: 20133) - Price: $82
  • June 27 to Aug. 10 (CRN: 70004) - Price: $82
Protect your bone health and muscle mass, be stronger and fitter, develop better body mechanics, prevent disease and relieve stress with this class. Every week, you will be challenged by working different muscle groups. The class offers low-, medium- and high-intensity options for men and women of all age groups. All fitness levels are welcome, and no experience is required. Join in the fun!
 
Please note: Students should wear comfortable clothes and good sneakers, and bring water and a mat.
 
Instructor: Leesa Stiller
 
 
 
Restorative Yoga (Registration full; waitlisted)
Feb. 14 to May 9 (No class March 14)
Tuesdays | 6 to 7:15 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Restorative yoga is a rejuvenating and fully supported practice using props and blankets to modify and enhance traditional yoga postures. The postures gently stretch and open the body, relieving chronic tension and stress, leading to deep relaxation and healing. Restorative breathing and meditation practices will be included. All levels are welcome.
 
Please note: Students should bring a yoga mat, blanket and strap.
 
Instructor: Tobey Gifford, Lemon Tree Yoga
Price: $105
CRN: 20134
 
 
Introduction to Science-Based Fitness: Exercise That Works NEW!
April 5 to 26 
Wednesdays | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Experts recommend working out five days a week for an hour or more, but staying fit is easier than it seems. In High-Intensity Resistance Training, certified personal trainer Steve Grogan leads a fun and unique fitness class. Incorporating a mix of lectures and workouts, course sessions will show how this system of two workouts per week for 30 minutes each helped Steve go from 241 pounds to 160.
 
Please note: Students should bring a pair of 5- and 10-pound dumbbells, a workout mat and a bottle of water. Optional: Students can also bring an additional set of 3- and 8-pound dumbbells, but this is not mandatory.
 
Instructor: Steve Grogan, certified personal trainer
Price: $35
CRN: 20129
 
 
 
Latin & Ballroom Line Dance 
April 20 to May 25
Thursdays | 6 to 7 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Have you ever wanted to learn to dance to fun, catchy rhythms such as salsa, bachata, cha-cha, waltz, tango, swing and more? This course will introduce you to several Latin and ballroom line dances using popular and classic music. No partner or experience are needed.
 
Please note: Students should wear comfortable shoes.
 
Instructor: Jennifer Cornell, Dance Moves with Jen
Price: $45
CRN: 20135
 
 
 
Beginner East Coast Swing 
April 20 to May 25
Thursdays | 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
East Coast Swing is a fun, energetic, fast-paced dance with triple and rock steps, danced to Big Band or contemporary music. This class is introductory, so no experience is needed. You may sign up with or without a partner. Anyone can learn to lead or follow.
 
Please note: Bring comfortable shoes, and a willingness to learn something new and to have fun. No experience is necessary, but it is recommended students attend all (or most) classes because each week will build on moves from previous sessions.
 
Instructor: Jennifer Cornell, Dance Moves with Jen
Price: $45
CRN: 20136
 
 
 
Soulful Line Dancing (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 22 to May 3 (No class April 12)
Wednesdays | 6 to 7 p.m. | Lake Avenue Elementary School, Saratoga Springs  
 
Heart and Soul Dancers of B Spa presents Soul Line Dancing, a class where we’ll dance together “alone”—that is, you don’t need a partner. Learn quick and easy routines to music like Motown, oldies, Latin, disco and standards. This is a no-pressure dancing class with no rules. This class encourages individuality, so have fun and enjoy the company of other people who love dancing.
 
Instructor: Mary Colby, Heart and Soul Dancers
Price: $55
CRN: 20048
 
 
 
Zumba / Zumba Toning 
March 7 to May 23
(No class March 30, April 4, 11, 13 or May 16)
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. | Division Street Elementary School, Saratoga Springs
 
Zumba is an interval-style dance fitness party that combines low- and high-intensity moves. Burn lots of calories as you move to the rhythm with Latin and world-inspired dance and fitness moves. Zumba is so fun, it doesn’t feel like exercise, and it’s for every body — all shapes, sizes and abilities can enjoy Zumba. Zumba is an enthusiastic, energizing, positive and “feel good” class.
 
No experience required. Make it Zumba toning by using 1- to 3-pound weights.
 
Please note: A towel, water and good sneakers/shoes are recommended.
 
Instructor: Janine Hawthorne
Price: $69
CRN: 20051
 
 
 
Strength Training for Women NEW!  
March 7 to May 4 (No class April 11 or 13)
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. | Lake Avenue Elementary School, Saratoga Springs
 
This course builds strength using hand weights, body weight and stretching. Non-aerobic exercises are done standing and on the floor.
 
Please note: Participants must be able to get up from floor to stand without assistance. Bring hand weights (5-10 pounds recommended), a mat and a water bottle.
 
Instructor: Sue Johnson
Price: $59
CRN: 20052
 
 
 
Co-Ed Volleyball
March 1 to May 15 (No class April 10 or 12)
Mondays & Wednesdays | 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. | Maple Avenue Middle School, Saratoga Springs
 
Join in on this semi-weekly pick-up volleyball course for intermediate BB/B level players. Attendance is limited. Drop-in participants are strongly encouraged to register in advance using the CRN below and will be invoiced $6 per session they attend. Drop-ins will be permitted on a space-available basis.
 
Please note: A towel, water and good sneakers/shoes are recommended. No payment will be accepted on site.
 
  • Preregister for all sessions: $110 (CRN: 20053)
  • Preregister for all Monday sessions only: $55 (CRN: 20054)
  • Preregister for all Wednesday sessions only: $55 (CRN: 20055)
  • Drop-ins: $6 per session (CRN: 20056)
Instructor: Justin Kane
 
 
 
Advanced Power Volleyball NEW! (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 1 to May 10 (No class April 12)
Wednesdays | 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. | Maple Avenue Middle School, Saratoga Springs
 
Competitive pickup games for experienced players. Participants are expected to have solid foundational skills and a knowledge of offensive and defensive strategies using designated hitters, setters, blockers, etc. Play will be conducted in accordance with USA Volleyball rules and regulations. This class is NOT for beginners.
 
Please note: Attendance is limited. Drop-in participants are strongly encouraged to register in advance using the CRN below and will be invoiced $6 per session they attend. Drop-ins will be permitted on a space-available basis.
 
Prerequisite: Solid foundational volleyball skills and a knowledge of offensive and defensive strategies using designated hitters, setters, blockers, as well as familiarity with USA Volleyball rules and regulations.
 
Preregister for all sessions: $49 (CRN: 20057)
Drop-ins: $6 per session (CRN: 20069)
 
Instructor: Adam Giannini
 
 
 
Ballroom Dancing I NEW! (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 6 to May 1 (No class April 10)
Mondays | 6:30 to 8 p.m. | Geyser Road Elementary School, Saratoga Springs
 
This course for couples is offered by popular demand with the return of the Big Band sound! This is great for beginners or those who want to brush up their dancing skills. Participants will need a partner for these dances, which incorporate both ballroom and Latin dancing like foxtrot, waltz, tango, cha-cha and rumba.
 
Instructor: Hershell Allen
Price: $59 per person
CRN: 20112
 
 
 
Swing I NEW!
March 6 to May 1 (No class April 10)
Mondays | 8 to 9:30 p.m. | Geyser Road Elementary School, Saratoga Springs
 
Swing dance is an American original and one of the most popular dances in the world! A partner is needed for this class; couples are invited to join us for an invigorating, fun-filled experience learning the jitterbug, Lindy Hop and jive. 
 
Instructor: Hershell Allen
Price: $59 per person
CRN: 20113
 
 
FOOD, COOKING & BAKING
If you have any allergies or dietary restrictions, please notify Continuing Education when registering for any food-related courses.
 
 
Beginner Cookie Decorating
 
  • Easter Creations: Monday, April 3, from 6 to 8 p.m. at SUNY Adirondack Saratoga (CRN: 20008)
  • Flamingo Creations: Wednesday, May 10, from 6 to 8 p.m. on SUNY Adirondack's Queensbury campus (CRN: 20009)
Are you interested in learning how to use royal icing to decorate cookies? If you’ve never worked with royal icing or have dabbled, this class will help you get the ball rolling. We will work step by step on each cookie to learn various decorating techniques, specifically piping/outlining, flooding and wet-on-wet techniques. There are five cookie designs planned and we will keep things rolling to get them all completed by the end of class. You will take them home with you in a bakery box, along with a royal icing recipe, a sugar cookie recipe (not Buttercup Cookie’s signature recipe, but a foundation of it), a decorating tool, a cookie cutter and a packet of seasonal sprinkles and/or cookie decorations. All supplies are provided.
 
Please note: These courses are open to students ages 10 and older; students younger than 17 are welcome with a parent or guardian. No refunds will be issued for materials fees after Feb. 2 for the Valentine’s Creations class, March 6 for the St. Patrick’s Day Creations class, March 30 for the Easter Creations class or May 5 for the Flamingo Creations class.
 
Instructor: Cindy Burek, Buttercup Cookie
Price: $69 per class (Course price includes a $54 materials fee.)
 
 
 
Sugar-Free Baking NEW!   
April 29
Saturday | 10 a.m. to noon
SUNY Adirondack Culinary Arts Center, Seasoned Restaurant, 14 Hudson Ave., Glens Falls
 
Learn the differences in sweeteners in your everyday baking! Students will also learn how to make traditional recipes their own. Everyone will leave with one dessert. This course is for diabetics, keto diets, low-carb diets, anti-inflammatory diets and/or anyone interested in eating less sugar.
 
Please note: Nuts will be used. No refunds will be issued for materials fees after April 21.
 
Instructor: Britt Young, The Sweetish Chef
Price: $55 (Course price includes a $40 materials fee.)
CRN: 20062
 
 
 
Come Bake with Me — Let’s Make Italian Biscotti
May 6 
Saturday | 1 to 3 p.m.
SUNY Adirondack Culinary Arts Center, Seasoned Restaurant, 14 Hudson Ave., Glens Falls
 
In this hands-on class, learn techniques to make a perfect biscotti. These biscotti are crispy and oh-so-delicious. They make great gifts, are easy to ship, and are excellent served with coffee, tea, cappuccino or sweet wine. You’ll bake two varieties of biscotti, decorating the cookies by dipping them in chocolate and sprinkles, and you will be able to take some biscotti and recipes home. No experience necessary.
 
Please note: The recipe used in this class includes eggs. We will be using the oven, a sharp knife and measuring tools. Students must bring an apron, wear closed-toe shoes and a hat, and bring a hair tie or other item to pull up long hair. No refunds for materials fees will be issued after April 29.
 
Instructor: Eileen Caliva, owner and founder of Caliva Cookie Co.
Price: $39 (Course price includes a $25 materials fee.)
CRN: 20064
 
 
 
Grain-Free Cooking NEW!  
May 20
Saturday | 10 a.m. to noon
SUNY Adirondack Culinary Arts Center, Seasoned Restaurant, 14 Hudson Ave., Glens Falls
 
Learn how to use grain-free ingredients in everyday cooking. Students will also learn how to make traditional recipes their own. Everyone will leave with one savory item. This course is for diabetics, keto diets, low-carb diets, anti-inflammatory diets and/or anyone who is interested in not eating so much grain.
 
Please note: Nuts will be used. No refunds will be issued for materials fees after May 12.
 
Instructor: Britt Young, The Sweetish Chef
Price: $55 (Course price includes a $40 materials fee.)
CRN: 20063
 
 
HEALTH & WELLNESS
 
Seasonal Eating for Healthy Aging
April 13 
Thursday | 6 to 8 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Do you ever feel just slightly off, but can’t quite put your finger on what is wrong? Maybe it’s a more specific condition disrupting your qualify of life. We often miss or don’t attend to our capacity for self-awareness, causing us to ignore our internal alarm bells. In these early stages of being unwell — of feeling off, down or hindered — we can correct our imbalances with the greatest ease. As a system of healing, Ayuverda teaches eating seasonally and changes of seasons reset our digestive fire, leading to many health benefits. A cleanse supports eliminations of toxins from the body, increases energy and vitality, supports healthy weight management, relaxes the nervous system and calms the mind.
 
Please note: The information provided in this course is for information only and is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment by a doctor or health care provider.
 
Instructor: Linda Tipke, Adirondack Ayurveda
Price: $19
CRN: 20040
 
 
HOBBIES & SPECIAL INTERESTS
 
Create a Website for Fun, Profit & Business NEW! 
March 21
Tuesday | 6 to 9 p.m. | Live synchronous
 
Discover the best copy-and-paste, drag-and-drop website builders to create an appealing, modern and dynamic small-business website. Included is a complete comparison review of the top website and e-commerce store builders. Determine proper planning and layout with an attention-grabbing initial focal point. Learn about Search Engine Optimization (SEO), social media marketing, tips and traps, and dos and don’ts of website design. Discover the No. 1 secret to a successful website and the No. 1 mistake that will ruin a business website.
 
Instructor: Kevin Boyd, an award-winning instructor and published author from Seattle
Price: $49
CRN: 20101
 
 
 
So, You’re Ready to Downsize
April 5
Wednesday | 6:30 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
According to the AARP, an American turns 50 years old every eight seconds — more than 10,000 people every day. During this time, many people begin to think about downsizing, either by choice or because of health-related issues. This 1-1/2-hour class will give an overview about how to break this task into manageable pieces. Topics will include: sorting your possessions, how to downsize, how to get rid of no-longer-needed items, space planning for a new residence, questions to ask before you hire a mover, home staging, when a Senior Move Manager staff member is right for you.
 
Instructor: Neil Bindelglass, Saratoga Senior Move Managers
Price: $19
CRN: 20074
 
 
 
How to Sell Your Stuff
April 26
Wednesday | 6:30 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
Millions of Americans are downsizing and moving to smaller homes. Many older Americans have been in their homes for decades. This course will discuss how to dispose of items you don’t need or want, and won’t take with you when you move. Topics include: how to assess the value of items you own, Craigslist, eBay, Facebook Marketplace, estate sales, giving things away, donating goods and tax benefits involved.
 
Instructor: Neil Bindelglass, Saratoga Senior Move Managers
Price: $19
CRN: 20075
 
 
 
Intro to Photography
March 20 to April 24
Mondays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Learn the basics of digital photography. This class will cover topics including understanding exposure, depth of field, shutter speed and ISO/ASA, composition, manipulation and displaying images. All levels are welcome. Participants must bring their own camera to use in class.
 
Instructor: Phillip Bacon
Price: $125
CRN: 20041
 
 
 
Preparing for The Zombie Apocalypse (Or Other Emergency) NEW!
April 15 
Saturday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
What basic skills are helpful to have in the event of an emergency, when resources that are usually available are not anymore? This workshop will briefly cover the fundamentals of emergency preparedness and will provide hands-on opportunities to practice simple skills like fire starting, water purification, emergency shelter site identification and construction, and more. Learn the basic public health fundamentals of emergency preparedness through this fun, hands-on experience.
 
Please note: Some activities may be held outside. Students should dress appropriately for the weather. 
 
Instructor: Dr. MB (Marybeth) Mitcham, Ph.D., MPH
Price: $25 (Course price includes a $10 materials fee.)
CRN: 20070
 
 
 
How Much Are Your Coins Worth? NEW!
March 22 and 29
Wednesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
Know the value of your coins and learn how to determine a coin’s grade or rating, how to evaluate good and questionable advertising when considering a purchase, and how to know when a coin or currency is fake.
 
Instructor:  Anthony J. Swiatek, president of Minerva C&J Ltd.
Price: $15
CRN: 20073
 
 
 
Is That a Star or a Planet? NEW!
May 12
Friday | 7 to 9 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Do you know the difference between a star and a planet? Join amateur astrophotographer Jeff Curren and learn about what you see when you look at the night sky.  Jeff will give a short introduction to types of telescopes and accessories, and then you’ll experience hands-on viewing of night sky objects.
 
Please note: Students are welcome to bring their own telescopes or binoculars, chairs and should dress appropriately for the weather. In addition, a clear night sky is required for this course. Depending on weather conditions, the class may be rescheduled to Friday, May 19.
 
Instructor: Jeff Curren
Price: $12
CRN: 20071
 
 
 
Mah Jongg 101 (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 23 to May 4 (No class April 13)
Thursdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
Mah Jongg is played with a group of four people using 152 beautifully colored tiles. This is not the same game played on the computer. Come by yourself or bring some friends. Beginners and brush-ups are especially welcome!
 
Please note: A current National Mah Jongg League card (about $15) and an instructional book (about $17) are required for each participant. Both items may be purchased from the instructor on the first evening of class.
 
Instructor: Barbara Bade
Price: $59
CRN: 20072
 
 
HOME & GARDEN

 

Jump-Start Your Garden II NEW! 
May 6 
Saturday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Growing vegetables, herbs and flowers takes time and planning, but it is a gratifying experience that connects you with nature, beautiful flowers and fresh produce all summer long. This class will explain what to do in the garden in May, including demonstrating preparing your garden, transplanting tender seedlings to the garden, intensive garden spacing, care and maintenance of young seedlings, and site selection. Join SUNY Adirondack Farm Manager Mary Clark-Smith and gain hands-on experience preparing garden beds and transplanting seedlings.
 
Please note: This class will also go outside to the college greenhouse. Please dress appropriately for the weather.
 
Instructor: Mary Clark-Smith, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $19
CRN: 20077
 
 
 
Apple Tree Grafting & Care 
March 25
Saturday | 9 a.m. to noon | Queensbury campus
 
Learn about the amazing apple tree and how you can start your own favorites or improve existing ones. Because known apple varieties do not grow from seed, you will learn about how you can produce your own apple trees by grafting shoots of desired varieties onto suitable rootstocks. Benefits of various rootstocks and the properties of certain apple varieties will also be discussed. Learn about planning your home orchard, proper planting techniques and the basics of tree care. You will go home with your own grafted apple tree as well as new knowledge about propagating apple trees. The class will also go outside to the college orchard. Please dress appropriately for the weather.
 
The instructor, Dr. Tim Scherbatskoy, professor of Botany, runs the College Garden Program and teaches classes in plant science, organic gardening and sustainable agriculture
 
Instructor: Dr. Timothy Scherbatskoy, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $29 (Course price includes a $7 materials fee.)
CRN: 20083
 
 
 
How to Grow Backyard Fruit NEW! 
April 20 
Thursday | 6 to 8 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Learn to grow your own fruit at home! This class will cover site selection, disease-resistant varieties for cultivation, soil and light requirements, planting, maintenance, and pest and disease management for home orchards.
 
Price: $19
CRN: 20081
 
 
 
Planning Your Cut Flower Garden NEW! (Registration full; waitlisted)
April 22
Saturday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Growing flowers is beneficial for aesthetics, the nectar they provide pollinators and inspiration they provide in decorating our homes. Join SUNY Adirondack Farm Manager Mary Clark-Smith as she discusses what to do in April, including choosing cut flower varieties, planning your cut flower garden and site selection. Take this course and Jump-Start Your Garden II for a step-by-step guide to getting your garden prepped and planted this spring.
 
Please note: This class will also go outside to the college greenhouse. Please dress appropriately for the weather.
 
Instructor: Mary Clark-Smith, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $19
CRN: 20078
 
 
 
Wild Edibles
May 20
Saturday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Queensbury campus 
 
Join us for a workshop that teaches how to confidently identify wild edibles commonly found in the northeastern United States. This workshop, which will include a lecture and a plant identification walk, will inform what parts of the plants are safely edible, when they should be harvested and how they can be prepared.
 
Please note: This workshop will be held rain or shine, so please dress for the weather.
 
Instructor: MB (Marybeth) Mitcham, Ph.D., MPH
Price: $19
CRN: 20080
 
 
LANGUAGE & COMMUNICATION
 
You Can Be A Freelance Writer
March 25 
Saturday | 1 to 4 p.m. | Live synchronous
 
Freelance writing is a low-investment business you can run from home, setting your own schedule and earning a good living. Discover the step-by-step process to establish yourself in this highly desirable field, including identifying markets for your writing, finding and approaching clients, delivering assignments and cultivating repeat business. You’ll learn the nuts and bolts of the business plus tricks of the trade to launch a successful freelance writing business. 
 
Instructor: Pauline Bartel, Bartel Communications Inc.
Price: $49 (Course price includes a $15 materials fee.)
CRN: 20087
 
 
 
Keep Talking: An Introduction to Professional Voice-Over
April 3
Monday | 6:30 to 8 p.m. | Live synchronous
 
Have you ever been told you have a great voice? This class will introduce you to the growing field of voice-over in audio books, cartoons, documentaries, commercials and other formats. Today, the range of voices hired has grown dramatically from the days of announcers. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare and where to find work in your area. We’ll discuss industry pros and cons, and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of our teacher. This class is fun, realistic and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice-over field.
 
Instructor: Voice Coaches
Price: $19
CRN: 20088
 
 
 
Volunteer Literacy Tutor Training 
March 21 to April 25 (No class April 11)
Tuesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Queensbury campus

 

In this course, individuals receive complete training by Tri-County Literacy Center staff to begin tutoring an adult student in basic literacy, the English language or both. Give back by teaching reading and English to adults who need help. The need for literacy tutors is significant.
 
Instructor: Tri-County Literacy Center Inc.
Price: $15
CRN: 20043
 
 
 
Spanish For Beginners NEW! (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 21 to May 2  
Tuesdays | 6:30 to 8 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga
 
This class is an introduction to Spanish language for people with no or little knowledge of Spanish. In this course, students will learn basic grammar, pronunciation, greetings and useful expressions for practical situations. Intended for people with zero level of Spanish or those who took Spanish many years ago.
 
Please note: Before class, students must purchase “Basic Spanish,” 3rd Edition, by Dorothy Richmond, published in 2020 (ISBN: 978-1260453492). This book is available at Northshire Bookstore in Saratoga Springs, Barnes and Noble, and online through bookshop.org and amazon.com. 
 
Instructor: Lali Roura
Price: $79
CRN: 20012
 
 
 
Conversational Spanish NEW!
March 23 to May 4   
Thursdays | 6:30 to 8 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga
 
This course is designed for those with intermediate and advanced Spanish language skills willing to practice everyday Spanish through dialogues and conversation. Students will learn new expressions and vocabulary to help improve their spoken Spanish and ability to communicate in Spanish.
 
Please note: Before class, students must purchase “Spanish Conversation,” 3rd Edition, by Jean Yates, published in 2020 (ISBN: 978-1260462197). This book is available at Northshire Bookstore in Saratoga Springs, Barnes and Noble, and online through bookshop.org and amazon.com. 
 
Instructor: Lali Roura
Price: $79
CRN: 20013
 
 

 

Conversational American Sign Language (ASL) Level 2
March 16 to April 13
Thursdays | 6 to 7 p.m. | ACEntertainment, 30 La Cross St., Hudson Falls
 
Learn essential ASL vocabulary and dig deeper into proper ASL grammar and the vibrancy of the Deaf community. This class dives further into shape, placement and movement of the hands, as well as facial expressions and body movements, all of which play important parts in conveying information. Lessons in this course will build on each other in a way that allows students to see immediate progress.
 
This course is designed for students with basic ASL knowledge or those seeking to improve on their technique and ASL grammar and broaden their vocabulary. It is especially helpful for those in health-related or educational fields, and will assist in communicating with the deaf, as well as those with autism, speech delays or other mental disabilities. You’ll learn from handouts, PowerPoints, group work, deaf individuals in the community and interactive activities.
 
Instructor: Aaron Coulson, ACEntertainment
Price: $59
CRN: 20084
 
 
 
Conversational American Sign Language (ASL) Level 3
April 20 to May 18
Thursdays | 6 to 7 p.m. | ACEntertainment, 30 La Cross St., Hudson Falls
 
This course builds on the foundation of skills and knowledge learned in Conversational American Sign Language (ASL) Level 1 and Level 2 classes. Learn more complex grammatical features and engage in a deeper study into the vibrancy of the Deaf community. This class expands the knowledge of mapping as well as shape, placement and movement of the hands, facial expressions and body movements, all of which play important parts in conveying information. Lessons in this course will build on each other in a way that allows students to see immediate progress.
 
This course is designed for students with basic ASL knowledge or those seeking to improve on their technique and ASL grammar and broaden their vocabulary. It is especially helpful for those in health-related or educational fields, and will assist in communicating with the deaf, as well as those with autism, speech delays or other communication impairments. You’ll learn from handouts, PowerPoints, group work, deaf individuals in the community and interactive activities.
 
Instructor: Aaron Coulson, ACEntertainment
Price: $59
Price: 20085
 
 
 
German: Beginning to Intermediate NEW! 
March 21 to May 9 (No class April 11) 
Tuesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
This course emphasizes everyday spoken German and German culture. Learn how to pronounce and read German words and texts. Participants will also study some grammatical rules. New skills will be applied in conversations as they would occur in normal activities. Accommodations will be made for beginning- and intermediate-level students.
 
Please note: Students should bring a notebook and writing implement.
 
Instructor: Regina Hartmann-Hurwitz
Price: $79
CRN: 20086
 
 
 
Bringing the World to Your Mailbox: How to Begin a New Pen Pal Hobby NEW!
April 26
Wednesday | 6 to 8 p.m. | Queensbury campus 
 
In Bringing the World to Your Mailbox, you will see letters from around the U.S. and the world that demonstrate beautiful writing styles and examples of how to correspond with a pen pal. You will also learn:
 
  • How to find pen friends who are looking to write letters;
  • How to write a first letter to someone new;
  • How to do a global postcard exchange, with actual postcards from around the U.S. and the world; and
  • About postage costs
Bring the world to your mailbox!
 
Instructor: Sue Johnson
Price: $19
CRN: 20044
 
 
 
Memoir-Writing Class NEW!
April 27 to May 11
Thursdays | 2 to 3:30 p.m. | Queensbury campus  
 
This three-session class guides you in writing, reflecting on, and shaping the luminous details of your past — the colors, tastes, songs, fragrances and people you can’t forget — into a coherent, meaningful story to share with others. Instructor Ellen Santasiero will guide participants in accessing memories and teach the craft elements required to write an effective personal story. Ellen gives each student feedback on their writing. Writers of all levels are welcome.
 
Please note: Students should bring something to write on and with.
 
Instructor: Ellen Santasiero
Price: $39
CRN: 20045
 
 
LOCAL TOURS & TRIPS
Off-campus tour and course sites may require participants to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test before arrival. Participants will be notified of such requirements in advance; please note that health and safety guidelines are subject to change.
 
 
An Architectural & Musical Treasure Tour in Glens Falls
March 24 
Friday | 1 to 3 p.m. | First Presbyterian Church of Glens Falls
 
The First Presbyterian Church of Glens Falls is one of the most significant architectural buildings in the North Country and is listed in National Register of Historic Places. Designed by famed American architect Ralph Adams Cram, the 1929 neo-Gothic building displays beautiful stonework, magnificent wood carvings and colorful stained-glass windows. The church is home to two large pipe organs, which you will experience in sight and sound. With more than 7,000 pipes ranging from the size of a pencil to 32 feet long, this world-renowned instrument is one of the 100 largest pipe organs in the world.
 
Bryan Kirk, music director and organist, will take you on an informative tour of the building. You’ll also have a chance to hear this magnificent instrument, from the softest ethereals to roof-raising and floor-shaking fortissimos. See rarely observed, behind-the-scenes views of the organ chambers, pipes and air reservoirs, and learn about the extensive music program and concerts the church offers for the benefit of our community.
 
Instructor: Bryan Kirk, First Presbyterian Church of Glens Falls
Price: $19
CRN: 20109
 
 
 
Haunted Tour & Chocolate Making
April 1 | Saturday | Barkeater Chocolates Factory, North Creek
 
10 a.m. to noon (CRN: 20206)
or
1 to 3 p.m. (CRN: 20110) (Registration full; waitlisted)
 
This two-hour session focuses on the haunted history of the Barkeater Chocolates factory and finishes off with a sweet hands-on experience. While we will cover real-life unexplained events and sometimes mysterious historical facts, the session is rated PG. Mature kids are welcome to join the group, per their guardians’ discretion. You will hear firsthand accounts of some creepy happenings combined with the sometimes mysterious, sometimes tragic history of the old building and grounds. After we cover the paranormal, we’ll do a chocolate demo in which you’ll be able to make your own chocolate ghost to enjoy on the spot or take home.
 
Please note: If you have any food allergies, please notify Continuing Education when registering for this course.
 
Instructor: Deb Morris, Barkeater Chocolates
Price: $39 (Course price includes a $25 materials fee.)
 
 
 
Northern Cross Vineyard Tour (Registration full; waitlisted)
April 14
Friday | 2 to 4 p.m. | Northern Cross Vineyard, Valley Falls
 
The Upper Hudson Valley is home to a wine industry featuring cold-climate grapes. Tour Northern Cross Vineyard and engage in a discussion on vineyard maintenance and hands-on trimming. Learn about wine grapes and winemaking, and have a tasting of authentic local wine.
 
Please note: Participants will be required to show valid ID to participate in the wine-tasting portion of this tour. Participants should wear proper clothing for this activity and dress for the weather.
 
Instructor: Andy Weber, owner of Northern Cross Vineyards
Price: $19 (Course price includes a $6 materials fee.)
CRN: 20111
 
 
 
Strand Theatre Lecture & Tour
April 21
Friday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Strand Theatre, Hudson Falls
 
The Strand Theatre in Hudson Falls has offered the greater Glens Falls community numerous opportunities to enjoy the arts since its opening in 1923. Join us as we tour this beautiful local theater and explore its rich history and heritage.
 
Instructor: Miriam Enman, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $19
CRN: 20097
 
 
 
Warren County Fish Hatchery Tour 
April 22
Saturday | 10 a.m. to noon | Warren County Fish Hatchery, Warrensburg
 
This guided tour will start off at the Visitor Center, where you will learn how the hatchery operates and stocks fish, and view the many fish mounts and displays. Under Warren County’s program, domestic brook and rainbow trout, wild strains of brook trout and salmon are raised to provide improved sport fishing throughout Warren County waters. During your private tour, you will also have opportunity to visit the Hatchery Building, where the egg-hatching process takes place, and observe the extensive water system that keeps the fish alive. Depending on the spring stocking schedule, your tour will continue to 11 different ponds that hold fish at different stages of their lives, including the Display Pond, where you can get a close-up view of mature trout.
 
Please note: Participants should wear proper clothing for this activity and dress for the weather.
 
Instructor: Warren County Fish Hatchery staff
Price: $15
CRN: 20114
 
 
 
Pleasant Valley Farm Tour 
April 24 
Monday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Pleasant Valley Farm, Argyle
 
Paul and Sandy Arnold will lead you around their small family farm, which produces more than 40 kinds of vegetables, fruits and herbs year round using organic methods. The tour will include three large high tunnels, where winter greens will still be growing, as well as a washing station area, where all produce is washed and packed for weekly distribution in the community through online sales, wholesale and farmers markets. Participants can see the greenhouse, where transplants are grown on radiant-heated rolling benches, and the start of field production on 4 acres. The farm was started in 1988 and is fully solar powered with technology to keep operations efficient. Participants will have the opportunity to snack on spring produce and purchase some if they wish.
 
Instructors: Paul and Sandy Arnold, owners of Pleasant Valley Farm
Price: $19
CRN: 20115
 
 
 
The Champlain Canal Walking Tour (Registration full; waitlisted)
April 26
Wednesday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Fort Edward Art Center & Archive Building
 
The Champlain Canal has been a driving force for our local economy since its opening in the 1820s. We will tour the present Champlain Barge Canal — the rebuilt version which opened just prior to the beginning of World War I — and the remnants of the first canal, which traversed the village of Fort Edward. Wear comfortable shoes/boots and be prepared to walk along the canal. The group will meet at the Fort Edward Art Center at 83 Broadway, Fort Edward.
 
Instructor: R. Paul McCarty, The Old Fort House
Museum
Price: $19
CRN: 20116
 
 
 
Health, History, Horses: An Inside Look at The National Museum of Racing NEW! 
April 27
Thursday | 1 to 3 p.m. | National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, Saratoga Springs
 
For more than 70 years, the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame has preserved and promoted thoroughbred history and honoring racing’s most accomplished participants. In this exclusive tour, you’ll get a firsthand look at its vast collection of artifacts, paintings and memorabilia from 400 years of horse racing in America. Take a ride on our racing simulator and feel what it takes to be a jockey. You’ll be also be able to look at archives and see how the museum preserves its collection. You’ll even get to have some firsthand experience doing registrar work in a real museum setting.
 
Please note: Students wishing to ride the racing simulator must sign and return a release form before the course. Riders must have long pants and closed-toed shoes to ride. Prior horseback experience is recommended, but not required. Students can enter the museum from the Ludlow Street entrance, where there is parking.
 
Instructor: Matt Reichel, museum educator
Price: $19 (Course price includes a $5 materials fee.)
CRN: 20117
 
 
 
Fort William Henry & The Last of the Mohicans NEW! 
April 28
Friday | 10 a.m. to noon | Fort William Henry Museum, Lake George
 
“The Last of the Mohicans” is a classic romance adventure story loosely based on true events that occurred at Fort William Henry during the French and Indian War in 1757. We will contrast the history of this fort and area to the entertaining fictional world of James Fenimore Cooper’s “The Last of the Mohicans,” which he wrote nearly 200 years ago.
 
After the lecture, students can explore the fort on their own and watch a historical presentation and military demonstration if they wish, as the lecture itself will not include live artillery demonstrations. The fort closes at 5 p.m.
 
Instructor: Cynthia Avery, museum educator
Price: $39 (Course price includes admission to the fort.)
CRN: 20118
 
 
 
Tour & Lunch at the Skene Manor (Registration full; waitlisted)
May 5 
Friday | 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. | Skene Manor, Whitehall
 
Enjoy a visit to Skene Manor, Whitehall’s Castle on the Mountain, which is one of the few remaining castles in northeast New York. The castle was constructed of stone blocks cut right out of the mountain that frames the manor. This magnificent structure shows turn-of-the-century craftsmanship rarely duplicated today. Your day will include a lunch of homemade soup, sandwiches, beverages and dessert served in the tea room. You will also have the opportunity to tour Skene Manor, where you will experience the grandeur that exemplified turn-of-the-century wealth.
 
Please note: You will be contacted before the tour for your sandwich order. Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. The manor has stairs only; there is no elevator. Any withdrawals after April 28 will not be refunded the materials fee.
 
Instructor: Skene Manor staff
Price: $35 (Course price includes a $25 materials fee.)
CRN: 20119
 
 
 
In the Path of Jane McCrea: Fact, Myth & Legend (Registration full; waitlisted)
May 10
Wednesday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Rogers Island Visitor Center, Fort Edward
 
During the Revolutionary War, a significant catalyst for colonial rebellion and anti-British sentiment was the murder of Jane McCrea, which sent shockwaves throughout the land. Learn about the history of this event and walk the route Jane McCrea traveled that fateful day of July 27, 1777, from the McNeil house to the site of Fort Edward High School, where she died. Other items of local history will be covered on the walk, including some portions of the Old Champlain Canal.
 
Instructor: R. Paul McCarty, The Old Fort House Museum
Price: $19
CRN: 20120
 
 
 
Oldest Saratoga Walking Tour NEW! (Registration full; waitlisted)
May 11
Thursday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Corner of Broadway & Division Street, Saratoga Springs
 
This tour examines how Saratoga started in two areas that grew together. Beginning in the “oldest” corner, at the intersection of Broadway and Division Street, we can see some of the city’s oldest houses, churches, hotels and boarding houses, including a carriage house believed to be the city’s oldest structure.
 
Please note: Participants must wear comfortable shoes. No refunds will be issued for materials fees after May 4. The course price includes a copy of a book by Hollis Palmer.
 
Instructor: Hollis Palmer, Derby Tours
Price: $25 (Course price includes a $15 materials fee.)
CRN: 20121
 
 
 
Grape to Glass on a Historic Farm in Upstate NY NEW!
May 12
Friday | 2 to 4 p.m. | Fossil Stone Farms, Greenfield
 
Experience the secret garden of Greenfield, where history meets modern preservation, and love of win and horses runs wild. This one-of-a-kind place allows guests to understand the grape-to-glass process and be surrounded by the Adirondack landscape. Students will have the opportunity to try six wines.
 
Please note: Participants will be required to show valid ID to participate in the wine-tasting portion of the tour. Participants should wear proper clothing for this activity and dress for the weather.
 
Instructor: Michael Spiak, owner, vintner and winemaker at Fossil Stone Farms
Price: $25 (Course price includes a $15 materials fee.)
CRN: 20122
 
 
 
Circular Street Walking Tour NEW! 
May 17
Wednesday | 1 to 3 p.m.
Tour begins across from the Batcheller Mansion by the Presbyterian Church, near 20 Circular St.
 
After Franklin Square and before North Broadway, some of Saratoga’s most notable families lived on Circular Street. With a chief judge on the International Court, a man credited with creating soda and the widow of a vice president, Circular Street was the home of many wealthy families in the early Victorian era. One of the houses was also rented to the vice president of the United States. Learn about the street’s fascinating history in this walking tour.
 
Please note: Participants must wear comfortable shoes. Street parking is available on Whitney Place or Park Place. No refunds will be issued for materials fees after May 10. The course price includes a copy of a book by Hollis Palmer.
 
Instructor: Hollis Palmer, Derby Tours
Price: $25 (Course price includes a $15 materials fee.)
CRN: 20123
 
 
 
Pitney Meadows Community Farm Tour 
May 19 
Friday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Pitney Meadows Community Farm, Saratoga Springs
 
Take a tour of Pitney Meadows Community Farm, founded in 2016 with the help of the Open Space Fund, the Pitney family and citizens of Saratoga Springs. Explore the 166 acres, including community gardens, Exploration Garden, agricultural fields of a CSA and food donation programs, plus recreation trails and land stewardship projects.
 
On this tour, you will learn about the history and dynamic work of this nonprofit organization and its efforts to celebrate and explore agricultural education, healthy food production and recreation on a preserved working farm.
 
Instructor: Daniel Williams, Pitney Meadows Community Farm
Price: $19
CRN: 20124
 
 
 
Tour at Adirondack Studios NEW! (Registration full; waitlisted)
May 24
Wednesday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Adirondack Studios, Argyle
 
The Adirondack Studios (ADKS) Human Resources department offers this special guided tour of the company’s headquarters in Argyle. Since 1975, ADKS has provided creative solutions for designers, artists, producers and owners across the themed entertainment market. Its creations can be found in amusement parks, on the stages of performance centers and in other fantastic settings.
 
With its culture rooted in theatrical production, Adirondack Studios is a collaborative partner that focuses on story and guest experience by examining thoughtful design solutions, innovative methods and materials, and out-of-the-box thinking across the breadth of the project cycle. ADKS is a design and fabrication provider, helping clients around the world bring their visions to life.
 
Please note: All participants must sign a nondisclosure agreement upon arrival to the tour site.
 
Instructor: Maurice “Mo” O’Connell, HR specialist
Price: $19
CRN: 20125
 
 
 
Communication Without Words NEW! 
May 26
Friday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Parks-Bentley Place, South Glens Falls
 
This program delves into the theory of quilts being used by escaping slaves on the Underground Railroad to communicate times to escape and tips for being successful on that escape. It also includes a tour of Parks-Bentley Place and an existing slave-hold.
 
Instructor: Nancy Purinton, Outreach Program presenter at Park Bentley Place
Price: $19
CRN: 20126
 
 
MUSIC

 

SUNY Adirondack Chorale
Jan. 23 to May 1 (No class March 13)
Mondays | 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
The chorale is intended for individuals who enjoy group singing and involves weekly group rehearsals. No previous experience is necessary, and no audition is required. Public concert(s) will be included in the program.
 
Instructor: Miriam Enman, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $12
CRN: 20089
 
 
 
Topics in Music Theory I & II
March 3 to April 7 (No class March 17)
Fridays | 10 a.m. to noon | Queensbury campus and live synchronous
 
This course will combine the concepts covered in Topics of Music Theory I & II classes, including:
 
  • Keyboard, notation on the staff, and major and minor key signatures and scales
  • Chords, including building triads (major, minor, diminished and augmented), seventh chords and chord inversions
The study of music theory provides a foundation for understanding concepts upon which music is built. Join us for this interactive and practical course that opens the world of music theory for beginners and offers a refresher for more experienced musicians or anyone with a desire to learn more about music.
 
This is a great complementary course to Group Piano.
 
Instructor: Miriam Enman, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $79
Attending in person (CRN: 20090)
Attending on Zoom (CRN: 20091)
 
 
 
Topics in Music Theory III NEW!      
April 14 to May 12
Fridays | 10 a.m. to noon | Queensbury campus and live synchronous
 
This course will focus on the concepts of meter and rhythm in music and will incorporate material covered in Topics of Music Theory I & II. The study of music theory provides the foundation for understanding the concepts upon which music is built. Join us for this interactive and practical course that opens the world of music theory for the beginner and offers a refresher for the more experienced musician or anyone with desire to learn more about music. This is a great complementary course to Group Piano.
 
Instructor: Miriam Enman, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $79
Attending in person (CRN: 20092)
Attending on Zoom (CRN: 20093)
 
 
 
Group Piano (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 3 to April 7 (No class March 17)
Fridays | 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
This is a fun and relaxing group piano class designed for all skill levels, from beginner to more experienced musicians. This is a great complementary course to the Topics in Music Theory series.
 
Instructor: Miriam Enman, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $79
CRN: 20095
 
 
 
Beginning Guitar
March 29 to April 26
Wednesdays | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. | Queensbury campus
 
Learn the fundamentals of the guitar to allow you to play your favorite songs. These basic lessons include notes, chords, rhythms, tempos, strumming patterns, riffs and more. Technique will be discussed.
 
Please note: This course is intended for students with little or no background in guitar performance. Students must provide their own instruments.
 
The instructor, Micah Scoville, is a special adjunct faculty member in the Music Department at SUNY Adirondack and has played professionally in rock bands for 30 years.
 
Instructor: Micah Scoville, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $49
CRN: 20096
 
 
 
Beginner Guitar 
March 29 to May 10 (No class April 12)
Wednesdays | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
Beginner Guitar is for anyone looking to learn the basics of playing guitar and develop a good foundation for essential chords, scales, left-hand and right-hand techniques applicable to every style of music.
 
Please note: Participants need to bring a guitar in good working condition.
 
Instructor: Jim Mattrazzo
Price: $55 (An additional $25 materials fee for the “Beginning Rock Guitar” instructional DVD is payable to the instructor in class.)
CRN: 20104
 
 
 
Intro to Drums & Drumming (Registration full; waitlisted)
March 28 to May 2 (No class April 11)
Tuesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs High School
 
Join international drummer and three-time Grammy Commendation recipient Larry Levine on a rhythmic journey of learning how to play drums. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about equipment, musical styles and technique behind this art form. Drums and literature will be provided. All levels are welcome.
 
Instructor: Larry Levine, Larry Levine Drum Studio
Price: $89
CRN: 20103
 
 
 
Strand Theater Lecture & Tour
April 21
Friday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Strand Theatre, Hudson Falls
 
The Strand Theatre in Hudson Falls has offered the greater Glens Falls community numerous opportunities to enjoy the arts since its opening in 1923. Join us as we tour this beautiful local theater and explore its rich history and heritage.
 
Instructor: Miriam Enman, SUNY Adirondack
Price: $19
CRN: 20097

 

 
 
NEVER STOP LEARNING
 
Dr. Norman A. Enhorning Lecture & Lunch Series
April 18 and 25
Tuesdays | 11 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. | Queensbury campus
Check-in at 10:30 a.m.; lunch from 12:15 to 1 p.m.
 
SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education is pleased to present the Dr. Norman A. Enhorning Lecture & Lunch Series. The lectures will be presented in Northwest Bay Conference Center in Adirondack Hall by a combination of SUNY Adirondack distinguished faculty members and local experts. Each hourlong lecture is followed by a 15-minute question-and-answer period. Lunch is included each day, giving attendees an opportunity to get to know each other and discuss the lectures and subject matter presented.
 
Please note: Any withdrawals after April 13 will not be refunded the materials fee.
 
Tuesday, April 18
  • 11 a.m. — “Engage Your Ears! An Introduction and Appreciation of 500 years of Great Music” by Jennifer Brink, executive director of Glens Falls Symphony
  • 1 p.m. — “Improving Cognition in Aging” by Dr. Jeremy Grabbe of SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury
Tuesday, April 25
  • 11 a.m. — “Who is General Moreau?” by Nancy Purinton, outreach program presenter at Parks Bentley Place
  • 1 p.m. — “She Called Him Raymond” by Ray O’Conor, author and storyteller
Price: $75 (Course price includes a $30 materials fee.)
CRN: 20105