• This class is intended for medical providers and those applying for programs in the medical field (i.e. EMT, CNA, MA, Physicians, RN, Dentists, etc.)
  • Note: course will fulfill the enrollment pre-requisite for EMS 131, Emergency Medical Technician and NUR 110, Nursing Assistant I
• This is a medical course for CPR & AED for infant, child, & adult only. No First Aid.
• This course will be completed in person at the CCC Fourth Street Campus.
  • The course is approximately 5 hours.
  • Additional online work may be required.
• Health and Safety:
  
  • Masks are encouraged.
  • Personal air valves will be provided. 

Poetry is powerful, personal, and it can be playful, too! Drawing on the theme of balance inspired by the upcoming autumnal equinox, we’ll practice some basic poetry techniques, get outside for inspiration from the natural world, and then put it all together to create something wonderful. This workshop is ideal for individuals seeking to develop or expand their writing style, or for families looking for a unique activity to do together. One thing is for sure – we will have fun and see writing poetry in a fresh, new way! Finally, participants will have the opportunity to type their poems using decorative papers on vintage typewriters to create keepsakes to take home. Participants should bring a notebook and pen, but leave stuffy notions of fancy literature behind.

Instructor Linda Maria Alvarado made her first publication, a family newsletter, when she was thirteen and has been writing ever since. Fast forward (a few!) years, and she earned a certificate in creative writing from UCLA Extension and can now officially state that she can “write pretty.” She currently has a poem included in the Museum of Northern Arizona’s Poetry Maps exhibit and writes spontaneous poems for guests there as well. She has a BA in Fine Arts, MA in Anthropology, and her business, Paperclip Poetry, provides custom poems at events throughout Northern Arizona.

Minor children:

• If you are bringing a child, the minimum age for this course is 12.
• Children will receive a discount of $10. Please limit your registration to two per adult.
• Please call with any questions on children attending: 928-226-4174.

The Food Managers Certification Course is a recognized industry credential for a Certified Food Manager. 

This course is a fast, easy way for the nontechnical user to get comfortable using free AI tools to increase their business or personal productivity and creativity.

You need a laptop you can bring to class and you need to be comfortable using it. The course will take you from zero knowledge of how to create “prompts”–simple text instructions to an AI service–to an intermediate level of prompt expertise by the end of the course.

You will find that you don't need to be a great writer, designer, or marketer to create a solid business plan or marketing campaign. You don't have to be "artistic" or "super-creative" to make great social media posts or create a fun, illustrated storybook for your child or grandchild.

Learning to prompt will open a whole new world of self-expression and a greater ability connect with others. You will be able to:

1) Boost your work, freelancing skill set, or school productivity

2) Learn a new language or other skill more quickly

3) Easily explore new frontiers in art, design, and creative writing

The course includes a free ebook with examples, customizable prompting templates, helpful tips, and info on additional AI services and resources. 30 minutes at the end of each class will be free-form - devoted to interaction, questions, discussion, and collaboration. 

Class meets four Wednesdays from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22.

Instructor Ariel Strong is a techie who loves to introduce nontechnical folks to all of the fun and creative possibilities that recent advances in computing have made possible. She has worked in the field of software engineering since the early 1990s, and for the last eight years, has been specifically focused on Data Analytics and AI.

Ariel is the founder of FireFlight, a local tech startup. FireFlight brings AI strategy consulting, training, and process automation to individuals and small businesses, and conducts wildfire prevention work through fire risk assessments and prevention action plans.

4 day course: October 3, 4, 10 and 11. Course meets Fridayss and Saturdayss for two weeks from 8:00am to 5:00pm. 

Prerequisite is one of the following:

• Current EMT certification (Arizona or National Registry of EMTs) OR
• Expired certification with permission of EMS Program Coordinator (David Manning 928-526-7680).

AHA BLS Provider CPR refresher can be included but separate registration and online work will be required. Contact Dave Manning

Learn and practice strategies to jumpstart your creative process, whether you are just starting out with artistic expression, experiencing art block, or want to rejuvenate your journey of self-development.

In CCC's art studio we will explore art media in creative experiments that will lead to personalized artistic creations. You will learn reflective and active techniques for centering, calming, self-definition, and focusing to find and harness the flow in your creative process. Experiment with Mixed Media techniques for line and shape, construction/ deconstruction, color themes, and 3D art.

For those of you inclined to go the next step, there will also be the opportunity to show your work in an Art Exhibit at the East Flagstaff Community Library through November!

Dr. Michelle Gray, ICF Professional Certified Coach, has over 40 years of experience working in Expressive Arts and Coaching. She has recently retired from her Clinical practice, and is now focusing on bringing health and well‐being coaching practices to those making transitions while exploring their authentic life path. She was a recipient of 2024 ARTx Grant for Dreamscapes Unveiled, an art show integrating Jungian psychology, sleep, and dreams.

This class meets on four Saturdays, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. - Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25.

From wilderness to metropolis, the development of Arizona is closely linked to its diverse environment. Through trapping, ranching, mining, lumbering, and agricultural industries, Arizona’s environment has not only shaped the direction of development, but has been shaped in return. This talk will cover how natural resources and geography have influenced settlement, land-use, and economic growth. We'll explore Arizona’s natural history, Indigenous land-use and stewardship, Spanish and Mexican occupation, and extractive industries.  

Presenter Ciaran Doherty grew up in Flagstaff and graduated from NAU with a Master's degree in History with an emphasis in Forestry and Rangeland. He also has a B.S. in History from NAU with minors in Anthropology and Religious Studies. His Master's project was entitled "Northern Arizona's Environment and Industry." He presented this project at the 2025 Arizona History Convention, highlighting the historic ranching and lumber industries that forever changed Flagstaff and northern Arizona's landscape.

Dive into the rich and diverse stories of the Latino communities — Mexican, Basque, Spanish, Chicano — that have shaped the vibrant tapestry of Flagstaff. This interactive course offers a dynamic introduction to the people, traditions, industries, and historic sites that have played a vital role in the city’s development.

From prominent families and community celebrations to hidden histories and cultural legacies, you’ll uncover the often-overlooked contributions that continue to define the beauty, strength, and spirit of Flagstaff. Whether you're new to the area or a lifelong resident, this journey through local heritage will deepen your connection to the city and its multicultural roots.

Instructor Eva Barraza is a faculty member at Coconino Community College in the Social and Behavioral Science Department. She has taught a variety of courses that focused on culture, history, politics, and economics. She received her Doctorate in Political Science from Northern Arizona University. Her academic focus is on the areas of American Government/Politics (institutions), Comparative Politics (Latin America), U.S. Race /Ethnic Relations, and Political Economy. While the study of politics and cultural relations are central in her teaching, she includes historical analyses, sociological inquiries, and economic findings in the curriculum. As a community volunteer she has worked with several organizations including St. Vincent de Paul, Flagstaff Legal Aid Center, and Keep Flagstaff Together.

This course meets on four Thursdays from 3:30 to 5 p.m.: Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30.

Image credit: Cline Library Special Collections and Archives, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona