EPIC opens registration for Fall Semester 2024 with diverse course offerings

Melissa Olsen Executive Assistant
Melissa Olsen Executive Assistant - Truckee Meadows Community College Website
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Registration for EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) Fall Semester 2024 courses has officially opened, featuring a diverse lineup of classes aimed at engaging and educating community members of all ages. The fall semester includes a mix of returning favorites and new options, such as courses designed for tweens and teens aged 12–17, and new accelerated training certificates like Microsoft Office Specialist.

“With no college application required, our programs celebrate curiosity, creativity, and connection. Whether you’re pursuing a passion or exploring something entirely new, there’s something for everyone at TMCC EPIC,” said Fayth Ross, EPIC Program Director.

The course offerings span several categories including creative arts, food and beverage classes, technology, health and wellness, and personal development. Highlights include:

– Art and Creativity: Courses in painting, pottery, and digital photography.
– Culinary Skills: Cooking classes focusing on international cuisines, baking, and nutrition.
– Tech Savvy: Introduction to AI, digital marketing, and Excel.
– Health and Wellness: Yoga, meditation, and fitness training.
– Personal Growth: Elements of fiction workshop series, styling basics, and financial planning.

This fall also sees the introduction of new classes based on community feedback and emerging trends. Notable additions include Reno Taiko ‘Tsurunokai,’ a Japanese drum group formed by EPIC Instructor Rieko Shimbo.

Additional new offerings are:
– Cultural and Recreational: Engage in cultural experiences with Taiko drumming or learn about famous artists like Alexander Calder and Wassily Kandinsky.
– Classes for Tweens and Teens: Learn dance moves in line or belly dancing classes or explore hand-building techniques in pottery.
– Outdoor Activities: Capture photos at Reno’s annual Balloon Races or learn wilderness survival skills related to backpacking in the Sierras.

To accommodate busy schedules, EPIC offers flexible class times including evening and weekend options. Many courses are also available virtually for greater accessibility.

Interested individuals can view the Fall 2024 Course Guide online. Registration is available 24/7 online or via phone during regular business hours at 775-829-9010. In-person registration is available at Meadowood Center, Suite 216 at 5270 Neil Road in Reno, NV. TMCC employees receive a 10% discount on their first EPIC class with a subsequent five percent discount; however these discounts do not apply to Career Certificates classes in Fitness & Sports or some special interest classes.

Fall Semester at EPIC promises an exciting season of learning for community members of all ages. For more information visit the EPIC website or call 775-829-9010.



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