Barbara Yasinski loves taking fllamenco classes. It's a fun class. The teacher really knows what she's doing. There are people who know how to dance, have been dancing for many years, but there is always something new to learn. One example is Miriam Capati.
Courses are extremely affordable, fun and a great workout.
Classes are scheduled to begin on Jan.10 for the Saturday classes, but the Friday classes don't begin until Jan. 16. Registration for the classes is not available until the first week of December. For more information, contact the Continuing Education Department at 237-2164 and ask for Gloria Osorio or visit the office in Room 3129. Remember, the Kendall Campus offers a wide variety of degree, vocational certificate and occupational programs in which you can earn an Associate in Arts degree and transfer to an upper division school or if you are seeking immediate employment, pursue a technical degree or vocational certificate. Caturing all the attention At right, with over five styles of dances, students may take there non-credit Latin Dance classes through the Continuing Education Department.