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This course, offered in conjunction with
American Red Cross, provides individuals with the information and skills
necessary to provide safe and responsible care for children in the absence
of parents or adult guardians. This fun, interactive course teaches first
aid and safety skills to prevent and respond to emergencies. As a Red Cross
trained babysitter, youth gain confidence and valuable employment skills to
impress parents. Bring a sack lunch and a 12-14" baby doll for diapering
practice.
Cuyamaca College, Room
A109
5296 Sat 9/13
9am-3:30
$65 Heidi Papchristos
5518 Sat 10/18
9am-3:30
$65 Heidi Papchristos
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Fee $20 each or $50 for classes #1, 2 & 3
This seminar offers insight and suggestions
on how to build or rebuild more fire resistant homes and structures. It
builds on the personal experience of people who experienced fire losses in
East County Fires. Lessons learned and preferred materials will be covered
along with innovative new design approaches.
Cuyamaca College, Room F607
5510 Sat 11/1
9:30am-12:30 $20
Drew Hubbell, Architect (Hubbell &
Hubbell)
Michael Highfill, Presidnet (Heleyna Ind.)
This session provides information on energy
conservation & efficiency as well as different solar water heating
technologies and their appropriate applications. Information will be
provided on the new Solar Water Heating Pilot Program, open to SDG & E
electric customers who can receive up to $1500 in incentives for the
installation of a qualifying solar water heater.
Cuyamaca College, Room F607
5509 Sat 10/11
9:30am-12:30 $20
Robert Gilleskie, DIrector (CCSE)
Annie Henderson, Program Manager (CCSE)
Skip Fralick, Energy Engineer (CCSE)
This session familiarizes participants with
existing green roof technologies, their design and construction, especially
in arid climates. Discover the significant social, economic and
environmental returns on investment from those who have created and
installed green roofs in San Diego County. Benefits include reduced energy
costs., filtering and lessening storm water runoff, extended roof life,
habitat restoration and fire retardation.
Cuyamaca College, Room F607
5510 Sat 11/1
9:30am-12:30 $20
Jim Mumford, C.L.P. (Good Earth Plant Co.)
Robert Thiele, LEED AP Architect
Ulf Waldman, Mission Valley Roofing
East San Diego County is home to the new Kumeyaay Wind Farm near the Golden
Acorn Casino. This tremendous asset allows us to reduce our dependence on
electricity produced from non-local fossil fuels. Wind energy is
competitive because the fuel source is free! We will have a guided tour
through the Wind Farm and learn how wind power works in general and this new
wind farm in particular.
Golden Acorn Casino, Meet at the Main
Entrance,
1800 Golden Acorn Way, Campo 91906
5511 Sat 9/20 9:30am-12:30
$30
Michael Connolly,
Councilman, Campo Kumeyaay Nation
Alan Ridley, Former Clean Cities Coordinator,
San Diego Regional Clean Fuels Coalition
Rob Titus, Project Manager, enXco, Kumeyaay
Wind Farm
For more information contact Alan Ridley
858.883.7314 or alan.ridley@gcccd.edu
Easy Registration by mail, fax or in person phone 619.660.4350 or fax
619.660.4361
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