(PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 11, 2004) – From financial planning to basic computer classes, the Phoenix College Lifelong Learning Program offers programs and services of particular interest or that benefit the mature adult. These noncredit classes, although geared to the mature adult, are open to individuals of all ages.

A variety of educational experiences are offered, including courses, workshops, lectures and special events.

Classes, workshops and sessions that begin in September include:

Art All Around Us – Free
Art All Around Us is a popular lecture series presented by the Phoenix Art Museum.

Basic Computer - $40
For new computer users or those planning to buy a computer, Basic Computer provides instruction on Windows 95/98/2000 and Microsoft Word.

Intermediate Computer - $40
Intermediate Computer builds upon the Basic Computer class and is for those individuals who have some knowledge of computers but who are ready to go beyond the fundamentals. It includes instruction on Microsoft Word, Internet and E-mail.

News and Money – Free
News and Money offers an in-depth look at current events and how they affect money and investments. The class will also include a broad historical perspective of the economy and the stock market.

Beginning Spanish Conversation - $35 (additional $5 book fee)
Beginning Spanish Conversation will allow students to get their feet wet in Spanish conversation in a stress-free environment.

Short Story Discussion - $5
Participants will read and discuss stories by the finest masters of the short literary form.

Bicycling Know – How - $5
Participants will learn the history of bicycling and the various types of bicycles and accessories available. The session will address and review laws and safety tips for bicycling in the Valley.

For more information or to register for a class or workshop, please call (602) 285-7191.

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