Enterprise-Ozark Community Colleges Enterprise Campus was the scene for the annual Youth College activities for children entering Grades 2-8. Exciting, full-filled, educational classes such as Weird Science, Working with Clay, Space Cadets, Abracadabra, and Mystery Sleuth among many captured the minds and hearts of participants.

Pictured are some students in Model Ramma with instructor Cindy Farley. Among the topics covered in this class, Farley said the students learned about taking care of hair, nails, and skin, as well as glamour and exercise. From left around the table are Denver Causey of Enterprise, instructor Cindy Farley, Loraine Epps of Decator visiting her Enterprise grandparents, Caleigh Cardwell, Chloe Cooper, and Tori Kelley, all of Enterprise.

What would the annual Youth College at Enterprise-Ozark Community College be like without arts and craft classes? Joining Working with Clay, Scrapbooking, and Drawing Can Be Fun this year was Kids R Crafty. Showing off some of the edible art are the students of instructor Carrie Thomas who said her students created beautifully decorated cookies on the last day of the class. Pictured are those who already ate their cookies as well as those who were saving theirs, from left to right, Emily Cronk, Tori Kelley, Sam Kitch, Kylie Pandolfi, Denver Causey, McKenna Palmer (in back) Iliana Dejesus, Giovanna Valle, and Caleigh Cardwell, all of Enterprise.

So You Think You Can Dance was the title of just one of a large array of exciting classes offered in Enterprise-Ozark Community Colleges annual Youth College at the Enterprise Campus. Breanah Pattie, Cassidy Clark, Jessica Brandon, and Alexis Winsor, all of Enterprise, show some of the great dance steps they were practicing under the tutelage of instructor Suzanna Stokes. This class was a nice complement with Girls and Guys on Broadway. These students joined others participating in classes for children entering Grades 2-8.

Enterprise-Ozark Community Colleges annual Youth College held on the Enterprise Campus brought back the favorite class Working with Clay with instructor and long-time potter David Plunkett. On the last day of class, participants worked together to create a sculpture which featured all of their signatures. Pictured with their work of art are Anna Grace (in front of table), from left to right around the table Victoria Cote, Kaitlin McKinnis, Mason Jeffers, Sarah Blank, of Enterprise, Fre`Drayna Hemphill of Daleville, Conner Couch, Caleb Chance, of Enterprise, John David Parker of New Hope, and Kimberly Campbell of Enterprise. On the back row are instructor David Plunkett, Kinleigh Thompson, Anna Michelle Moore, John Robert Ohn, Tyler Ohn, of Enterprise, and assistant instructor Halley Delidle of Geneva.

A second session of Enterprise-Ozark Community Colleges Youth College is scheduled for July 13-16 at the Fort Rucker Site. Classes include arts and crafts, magic, science, golf, and more. Participating children must be entering Grades 2-8 this coming fall. Each course has a $25 registration fee and is limited to 10-25 students. Some classes also have additional supply fees. A student registering for the maximum of three classes will receive a free Youth College T-shirt. Registrations must be made in person at Building 4502 at the Fort Rucker Site, with registration fees due at that time. Registration deadline is July 6 at 4:30 p.m. For more information call (334) 598-3438.

Enterprise-Ozark Community College is offering a Baseball Academy for the summer of 2009!  The Academy is based on all aspects of the game of baseball.  HITTING, BUNTING, FIELDING, BASE RUNNING, PITCHING, and CATCHING fundamentals will all be covered.  The Academy will be based on weekly needs.  Players sign up by the week, and can continue if they like their progress. There will be two time sessions available if needed.

The Academy is also offering a TEAM concept; summer and travel teams can come in and get instruction on how to play together.  Coaches from the league teams can bring their ideas into the instruction to make sure we are teaching what the coaches want.  All-Stars is coming soon, make sure your team is ready to compete at the highest level.

Academy:  Instruction
                   T-Shirt                                                                                               
                   Video Analysis
                   Offseason Conditioning
                   Evaluation Report Cards
                               
Dates:   Begins June 1st and runs for five weeks.
Times:   Monday –Thursday 9am to 12pm              3pm-6pm if needed      
                      
Cost- $ 100 PER Week for Individuals
         
Cost for Teams: Contact Coach Hulsey

Instructors:
Coach Tim Hulsey, Head Baseball Coach Enterprise-Ozark Community College 
                Auburn University
                University of South Alabama 
                Enterprise-Ozark Community College                           
Coach Will Hulsey, Assistant Coach at University of West Alabama
                Enterprise-Ozark Community College
                Middle Tennessee State University
                University of West Alabama
                                  
Registration forms can be picked up at the Department of Continuing Education or click here
Enterprise Ozark Community College   347-2623 ext 4221
                                   
For More Information contact Coach Tim Hulsey
Office: 347-2623 ext. 2291
Cell:  447-1319
Home:  347-4711

Three Ways to Register

1. By Phone:  Call 334-598-3438 or 334-347-2623, ext. 2233.  Provide registration information along with a Visa or MasterCard number.
2. In Person:  Come to the Student Services in Lurleen B. Wallace Hall-Student Center on the Enterprise Campus, or to Building #4502 at the EOCC Fort Rucker Site.
3. By Mail:  Send your name, address, social security number, birth date, and telephone number, along with course information.  Enclose a check made payable to EOCC to cover your fees, and mail to EOCC Community Services, P.O. Box 1300, Enterprise, AL  36331.

For more information about Special Interest Course offerings, call 334-598-3438 or 334-347-2623, ext. 4221.

ENTERPRISE CAMPUS

Pottery Shoppe
You have the chance to challenge your creativity while working with clay.  This class is designed for adults who have no experience with clay and for those who have worked with clay in the past.  Students who have been enrolled in previous Potter Shoppe classes will be able to learn new techniques.  Each student will complete at least one piece of HAND-BUILD pottery and must purchase clay and tools for $23 at the first class session.  June 29-August 3, Mondays, 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.  Fee:  $40.  REGISTRATION DEADLINE:  June 22

REFUND POLICY:  If a course is cancelled, all persons enrolled will be notified and full refunds will be made.  Anyone who registers and then decides to withdraw from a course may request a refund.  All requests must be received in writing.  A full refund is made when a request is received prior to the first scheduled class meeting.  A 75% refund is made when a request is received before the second scheduled class meeting.  Refunds are not made after the second scheduled class meeting.

• The EOCC Enterprise Campus, Monday-Thursday, from 9:00 a.m.-Noon and from 6:00-9:00 p.m., and Tuesday and Thursday, from 1:00-4:00 p.m. in Wallace Hall, Room 202.
• The EOCC Ft. Rucker Site,Tuesday and Thursday, from 9:00 a.m.-Noon in Bldg. 4502, Room 312.
• The EOCC Ozark Aviation Campus, Monday and Wednesday, from 9:00-Noon, and Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 6:00-9:00 p.m. in Brown Building, Room 102.
• The Frisco Voting Building, Coffee County Highway 110, Monday and Tuesday from 9:00 a.m.-Noon.
• New Brockton High School, Room 12, Monday and Wednesday from 6:00-9:00 p.m.
• Elba Elementary School, Room 4B, Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00-9:00 p.m.
• Geneva High School, Monday and Thursday from 6:00-9:00 p.m.
• Hartford Family Resource Center, Monday and Thursday from 8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
• Samson High School, Room 303, Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00-9:00 p.m.
• Troy/Pike Center for Technology, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00-7:00 p.m.
• Pike Area Career Center, Monday-Thursday from 8 a.m.-Noon and 1:00-3:00 p.m.
• Brundidge United Methodist Church, Monday and Thursday from 4:00-7:00 p.m.
• Enterprise One Stop, Monday-Thursday from 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
• Zion Chapel High School, Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00-8:00 p.m.
• Slocomb High School, Room 120, Monday and Wednesday from 6:00-9:00 p.m.

Prior to attending classes, students must complete a preliminary test. Enrollment is open at any time and at any session. Individualized instruction is available. Additional Adult Educational sites will be provided upon request. Also, adults who pass the GED Test will be given a one-course scholarship to attend any two-year college in Alabama. Call 347-2623, ext. 2218 to find out more about these special FREE classes!