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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 10, 2013

Ivy Tech registration now open for non-credit classes

Ivy Tech registration is open for non-credit, personal enrichment and workforce training classes at the Orange County Learning Center at Springs Valley.

“Aging and Skin Cancer” is a new class offered this year, instructed by Dr. William Weber, board certified in Plastic Surgery and Otolaryngology and a Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery at IU Medical School for over 30 years. Dr. Weber will address changes that occur in the skin with aging, as well as provide information for identifying and preventing skin cancer. Bring a friend and gain information and insights for your own good health and wellbeing. “Aging and Skin Cancer” will be held on Thursday, September 19, from 6 to 8 p.m. Cost is $49.

One-day “ArtReach” workshops, “Needle Felt Pendant Jewelry,” “Hinshaw’s Rock’n Gems Lapidary,” and “Wire Tapped and Hand-Forged Jewelry” will also be offered. The workshops are led by three artist-members of French Lick Artisan, Inc.

Cooking and wellness classes are also offered at Burton-Kimble Farms, Rosie Kimble’s homestead: a gathering place for enrichment, relaxation, learning and fun, located just 2 miles east of downtown Orleans in Orange County.

Workforce training courses offered by Ivy Tech include computers, Microsoft Office programs, ServSafe certification, and professional courses for educators.

A full list of Ivy Tech classes offered in Orange County can be found at .

The Orange County Learning Center at Springs Valley is located at 479 S. Larry Bird Blvd. French Lick, IN.

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