1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Description: The Staff Senate welcomes you to June's book club. This month's read is 'The Antidote' by Karen Russell. Copies are available on all of the campuses and Zoom links will be available to those who sign up or request one. For information about the book club or the book, go to the Library's website or contact Morgan in the Library.

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: John Douangdara Memorial Dog Park
Description: Come and honor P01 John Douangdara and the of Men of EXT 17. The event will be at the John Douangdara Memorial Dog Park.
P01 John Douangdara was one of the thirty-one US service members who died in the August 6, 2011 helicopter crash in Wardak province, Afghanistan.

1:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Location: Coffee Spot Area
Description: Join Brenda Wright to make your own laundry soap and give back to the community. In this hands-on class, you'll make soap from scratch, package it for the college pantry, and take one home to try. Making laundry soap lets you control the ingredients while saving money. Enjoy a new
skill, connect with others, and support our students.

8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cherokee Campus Lobby
Description: Students can enjoy a come and go Lotus Lemonade Bar as you prepare for classes to start next week!

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Check in at Entrance 1
Description: New Student Orientation is your opportunity to get ready for a successful start at Western Iowa Tech. Come to campus to pick up your laptop, find your classes, and learn about the resources available to support you as a student. Additional details will be sent to all new students.

1:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Check in at Entrance 1
Description: New Student Orientation is your opportunity to get ready for a successful start at Western Iowa Tech. Come to campus to pick up your laptop, find your classes, and learn about the resources available to support you as a student. Additional details will be sent to all new students.

12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Check in at Entrance 1
Description: New Student Orientation is your opportunity to get ready for a successful start at Western Iowa Tech. Come to campus to pick up your laptop, find your classes, and learn about the resources available to support you as a student. Additional details will be sent to all new students.

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location: Resident's designated building
Description: Campus housing check-in/Move-in (All finances must be in place before check-in). Mandatory Housing Meeting: August 21 at 5:30pm (All residents are required to attend - dinner provided).

10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Location: C129
Description: Come and explore the art of Painting Ceramics by Jo Asmussen. You will learn the different painting techniques and the hidden extra steps. You will be able to apply what you have learned to other painting projects. In the beginning class, you will choose from: Cat on a Pumpkin or Ghost on a Pumpkin.
In the advanced class, you will choose from a lighted Halloween item of a Witch Bear, Frankenstein Bear, or Ghost Bear.
Everything you need will be provided at the class.
Hope to see you for a fun time of painting.
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $20 Fee.

8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Description: Students can stop by and grab a donut and make an iced coffee on the way to first days of class!

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for face-to-face class that starts August 24.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for 1st eight week classes that start August 24

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 1st eight weeks course that starts August 24.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 16-week courses that starts August 24

6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Medicare is a complex system that can quickly overwhelm its beneficiaries. Chris Kuchta, volunteer with Iowa Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), will give a lively overview of Medicare to help clear the murky water of Parts A, B, C, and D. Learn about supplements, advantage plans, and prescription drug plans. See how you or your loved one can lower Medicare costs by making annual drug plan comparisons, applying for federal and/or state benefits, and utilizing pharmaceutical assistance programs. The class also includes tips on avoiding healthcare fraud and identity theft. This is a class you will be glad you took.

8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Description: Nursing III students will have lab orientation.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Rooom D202
Description: Everyone is talking about AI. Come to this class to be a part of the conversation! This class will show you the ways AI is already present in
everyday tasks and how it is used in everything from voice assistants to customer service and healthcare. We'll look at common applications of AI across multiple industries and discuss ways you too can take advantage of this influential technology.
This program is brought to you as part of the OATS (Older Adults Technology Services) program through the Connections Area Agency on Aging.
Registration appreciated Course #27/FY-CPDV-2088-01

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: L426
Description: Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of modern healthcare train-
ing? Join Teri Peterson, Associate Dean of Health Sciences and EMS Program
Coordinator, for a guided tour of the Western Iowa Tech Nursing Department.
Tailored specifically for Lifelong Learners, this tour offers an inside look at how
today's nurses are trained. You will explore our simulation labs, see high-tech
patient simulators in action, and discover the evolution of nursing education
from traditional classrooms to hands-on, high-fidelity technology. Meet our
passionate faculty, learn about the vital role WITCC plays in supporting our
healthcare community, and get answers to your questions about the modern
medical world.

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: C129
Description: Come and explore the art of Painting Ceramics by Jo Asmussen. You will learn the different painting techniques and the hidden extra steps. You will be able to apply what you have learned to other painting projects.
In the advanced class, you will choose from a lighted Halloween item of a Witch Bear, Frankenstein Bear, or Ghost Bear.
Everything you need will be provided at the class.
Hope to see you for a fun time of painting.
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $40 fee.

10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Location: A454
Description: Get ready to stitch up something adorable! Join Crystal Huls for a fun, beginner-friendly class where you'll
crochet your very own stuffed critter.
We'll choose a pattern together and bring it to life step by step as we build a charming 3D character or animal.
(A basic knowledge of how to single crochet is required.)
Supply lists will be sent ahead of time, and convenient kits will be available for purchase.
Need a quick refresher? No problem! The week before class, we'll offer on-campus sessions to brush up on basic skills. Watch your email for
times and location details.
Mondays, September 14, 21, 28, and October 5, 12, 19; from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
LOCATION Robert H. Kiser Building, Room A454.
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $65 fee.

12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A454
Description: Get ready to knit something irresistibly cute! Join Crystal Huls for a beginner-friendly class where you'll create your own stuffed critter.
Together, we'll choose a pattern and work step by step to bring a 3D character or animal to life.
Participants should be comfortable with knitting.
Supply lists will be sent in advance, and optional kits will be available for purchase.
Need a refresher? We've got you covered! The week before class, on-campus sessions will be offered to review basic skills. Watch your email
for details on times and location.
Mondays, September 14, 21, 28, and October 5, 12, 19; from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
LOCATION Robert H. Kiser Buidling, Room A454
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $65 fee.

All Day Event
Description: Celebrate democracy by helping us get every eligible American registered and #VoteReady for their next trip to the ballot box in 2026 and beyond! This is a NON-PARTISAN event, which means this is only about registering to vote and voter access. NO POLITICAL DEBATES - NO CANDIDATES - NO DRAMA
* Register to vote in your state of residency
* Navigate name and address changes
* Apply to have your voting rights restored
* Prepare to request your absentee ballot
* Sign up to learn more about elections, democracy, and engaging in civic discourse in a positive way.
Don't worry - if you miss this event you can stop at the library desk at any point and we will help you get registered.

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Rocklin Conference Center
Description: LIFELONG LEARNING 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION FAIR
Join us as we celebrate 30 years of learning, friendship, and community at the
Lifelong Learning 30th Anniversary Celebration Fair! This special event brings
together instructors, volunteers, members, and friends for an afternoon of fun,
conversation, and discovery.
Meet many of the instructors who have shared their talents and passions
through the years, learn about upcoming classes, and register for new learning
opportunities. Enjoy live music, refreshments, and hands-on activities inspired
by some of our most popular courses and programs.
Try your hand at card games, cornhole, cribbage, crafts, and other interactive
activities that reflect the diverse interests of our Lifelong Learning community.
Whether you are a longtime member or curious about joining, this celebration
is a wonderful opportunity to connect with others, explore new interests, and
honor three decades of learning together.
Come celebrate our past, enjoy the present, and help us launch the next chapter
of Lifelong Learning!

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Cherokee Campus Lobby
Description: Students can sign up in the front office to join us for an important lunch & learn session about mental health resources with our WIT Counselor.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Join us as we celebrate two remarkable milestones--60 years of Western Iowa Tech Community College and 30 years of Lifelong Learning. This special presentation with Grace Linden, former curator of history at the Sioux City Public Museum, will take a nostalgic look back through the years, highlighting memorable moments, inspiring instructors, lifelong friendships, favorite classes, and the lasting impact both programs have had on our community.
Through stories, photos, and shared memories, discover how lifelong education has enriched generations of learners while honoring the vision and growth that continue to shape the future. Whether you are a longtime member, former student, or new participant, come celebrate the people
and experiences that made these programs so meaningful through the years.

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: Atrium Gaming Area
Description: Lifelong Learning is excited to offer another course of Beginning Bridge. Instructor Carol Rogers is a bridge enthusiast and has been playing bridge for over 50 years. Place your bids and get ready for fun.
Wednesdays, September 16, 23, 30, and October 7; from 1 to 3 p.m.
LOCATION Atrium Game Area
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and an $8 fee.

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Zoom
Description: Start your mornings off right with easy, make-ahead breakfasts! Join Brenda Wright from Brenda's Baking Company to learn how to prep and
freeze a variety of delicious breakfast options that are ready to grab and enjoy on busy days. Brenda will share simple strategies to stay organized and keep your mornings running smoothly.

A grocery list will be emailed prior to class to participants.

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Location: Parking Lot 2B
Description: Ready for an autumn adventure with a twist? Join us for
a Fall Mystery Trip to a charming Iowa town where crisp
leaves, cozy streets, and unexpected delights await. We
won't spoil the surprise--but prepare for a day filled with
hidden gems, local legends, small-town hospitality, and
one-of-a-kind experiences.
Enjoy beautiful fall colors on the drive and a guided visit
to a unique regional attraction. We will see a little history
and explore regional culture. Whether you're a curious
traveler or just love a good surprise, this trip promises a
perfect mix of discovery and autumn charm.
Lifelong Learning membership and $85 Fee required

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: C129
Description: Join Randi Mackey in this watercolor class as you bring to life the Iowa State flower, the Wild Rose (or Primrose). Discover how to create a stunning wet-into-wet back-ground and enhance your painting with the delicate texture of the salt technique. This inspiring session is perfect for artists of all levels who wish to explore nature through watercolor.
Randi's teaching style includes step-by-step group demonstrations followed by individual support. She creates a relaxed, enjoyable classroom environment while guiding you through techniques for capturing soft textures, delicate petals, and the cheerful spirit of spring.
Randi has studied with internationally renowned watercolor instructors such as Paul Jackson, John Salminen, and Soon Warren, as well as Anne Abgott and Jean Weiner.
She is a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society.
Randi enjoys bringing enthusiasm and humor to her classes, so come prepared to have fun while learning.
All supplies, including reference materials, are provided.
Saturdays, September 19, 26, and October 3, and 10; from 9 a.m. to noon
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $75 fee.

12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Location: C129
Description: Randi Mackey will teach an advanced beginner/intermediate class in colored pencil featuring a macaw. This macaw has many different textures to develop, from the smooth beak to the delicate feathers. We'll be drawing this on colored paper, which will help bring out the depth in the feathers.
Her teaching style is easygoing, with demonstrations before you get into the drawing, lots of one-on-one attention, fun while practicing, and teaching new skills. No drawing skills are required, as she will use a minimal-trace outline of this macaw. There will be some written tutorials to help
you follow along.
Randi is currently studying with internationally award-winning colored-pencil artists Lisa Ann Watkins and Cynthia Knox. This class is for all levels of experience--no drawing skills required to enjoy and succeed. Be amazed at what you can create with colored pencils.
All supplies, including reference materials, are provided.
Saturdays, September 19, 26, and October 3, and 10; from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $75 fee.

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Description: Are You Graduating in Fall 2026? If you are planning to complete a certificate, diploma, or degree this Fall, this information is for you!
Apply for Graduation -- It's Required
All students who anticipate graduating must apply for graduation to receive their credential even if you plan to continue for another credential in the future.
If you are unsure whether you are scheduled to graduate, please contact your Faculty Advisor.
Important Graduation Dates
• Priority Graduation Application Deadline: Friday, October 23, 2026 (Priority review for degree audits by the Registrar's Office)
• Final Application Deadline: Friday, November 20, 2026

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: By Russ Gifford
Right now, America is celebrating its 250th anniversary. As well it should. But when we celebrate the American Revolution, we speak of Lexington and Concord, Paul Revere, George Washington crossing the Delaware, and the terrible hardships endured by the men at Valley Forge. We hear Nathan Hale's final words, Molly Pitcher's extraordinary efforts under fire, Betsy Ross's devotion to duty, and Abigail Adams rousing neighbors to keep vital necessities flowing to the front lines.
Rightfully so – the actions of these valiant men and women remain vital to the battle of arms that would lead to the victory. The force of arms was carried by those who carried the arms.
But the true revolution was the revolutionary idea of the rights possessed by all men and women.
But those ideas were equally revolutionary to many Americans – though they were not called that yet. They thought they were British subjects. But the actions of the Crown had called that idea into question.
Were we British subjects – with the rights of all British subjects – or were we something else?
The King and the Parliament that passed first special taxes, and then the 'Intolerable Acts' that bottled up Boston's harbor certainly thought the Colonists were something other than citizens.
The troops that killed protesters on the streets of Boston certainly didn't care who they were.
That question would become the bedrock on which the revolution would stand – or fall. As America reaches for its 250th anniversary, we will look back at those ideas, and the people who rocked the world by fighting that war of words. The outcome would decide the future of America –
and the world.
Lifelong Learning membership required.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 12 wks courses that starts September 21

8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Description: Nursing III students will have lab orientation.

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Description: Join us for an all-campus Grill Out! Free hot dogs, chips, and drinks. Students can also visit with Disability Services and TRIO-Student Support Services. Get your semester started off with the right supports!

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A459
Description: Students will gain an understanding of the transfer process.
-Learn the importance of research.
-Learn what to consider when choosing a transfer institution.
-Learn how to prepare for advising meetings.
-Learn the final steps to complete the transfer process.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: 2026 marks the 100th anniversary of the US Numbered Highway System. Sioux City's first federal highways were US 20 and US 75. The former
extended east-west from Boston, Massachusetts to Newport, Oregon, while the latter ran north-south from Noyes, Minnesota to Galveston, Texas.
Matt Anderson, Sioux City Public Museum's Curator of History, will use historic maps and photographs to show how these major thoroughfares
progressed from simple dirt wagon roads to paved state highways to important routes in the first national highway system. There will also be
a discussion of how US 20 and US 75 have changed over the years and how these changes have affected Sioux City.

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Description: In her class, Brenda Wright teaches participants how to craft their own seasoning mixes, providing an economical alternative to store-bought
options. By acquiring this skill, individuals can save money and gain control over the ingredients they use in their diets. Brenda covers a range
of applications, from spice blends for cooking and baking to recreating familiar mixes such as pancake mix and gravy mix. The beauty of these
recipes lies in their adaptability to personal tastes, ensuring a customized flavor profile.
Whether you're looking to enhance your culinary skills or simply seeking a cost-effective way to elevate your meals, Brenda's class offers valuable
insights and recipes that empower participants to take charge of their seasoning options.
A grocery list will be emailed to participants prior to class.

8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Description: Nursing III students will receive lab orientation.

1:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Location: Parking Lot 2B
Description: Join Lifelong Learners for a charming evening aboard the Boone & Scenic Valley Railroad's Sunset Dinner Train in Boone, Iowa! We'll depart in the afternoon and travel through the beautiful Des Moines River Valley as the sun sets over the countryside. Along the way, enjoy a relaxed, casual dinner in the vintage dining cars while taking in sweeping views from high trestle bridges and wooded hillsides.
This unique experience combines history, scenery, and great company--perfect for anyone who loves trains, travel, or simply a memorable night out. Space is limited, so climb aboard and enjoy the ride.
Lifelong Learning membership and $125 feel required.

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Cherokee Loby
Description: Learn new study tips and tricks to keep your fall semester classes going strong! WITCC's Librarian will lead the session. Students can also make a gourmet caramel apple to enjoy!

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: L221
Description: Discover what it takes to build a
healthy smile during this behind-the-
scenes tour of Western Iowa Tech's
Dental Assisting Lab with Kerry
Patchin, Division Chair of Allied
Health. Explore the training facilities,
see the equipment used in today's
dental practices, and learn how stu-
dents prepare for rewarding careers
in oral health. Along the way, faculty
will share insights about preventive
dental care, career opportunities,
and the important role oral health
plays in overall wellness. Whether
you're curious about healthcare
careers or simply interested in learn-
ing something new, this informative
tour offers a fascinating look inside
the world of dentistry.

All Day Event
Location: Parking Lot 2B
Description: Discover the beauty and history of Colorado Springs on a delightful
Lifelong Learning getaway. Our journey features a tour of the breath-
taking Garden of the Gods, a visit to Glen Eyrie Castle, the United States
Air Force Academy, the Royal Gorge, historic Manitou Springs, and
much more.
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Garden of the Gods
Glen Eyrie Castle
United States Air Force Academy
Royal Gorge
Manitou Springs
The Archway Museum
Relax with friends, breathe in the mountain air, and let the stunning
scenery surround you.
This refreshing, affordable multi-day trip offers a perfect blend of lei-
sure, learning, and unforgettable Colorado views. Let us handle the
details and stress. Reserve your seat for a truly enchanting experience.
Interested in learning more? Come to one of our informational sessions.
Juline Albert will present the highlights of the upcoming trip and
answer any questions you may have. Final registrations must be sub-
mitted by September 15.
Lifelong Learning membership and $1350 fee double occupancy $1650 fee single occupancy

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Description: Planning to graduate in Fall? Complete a degree audit to confirm you're on track to meet all your graduation requirements.
March 5 - 9 9am – 4pm • Enrollment Services
Stop in and meet with Michelle or Jason, no appointment required. Degree audits can also be done via email at studentrecords@witcc.edu.
If you've already applied for graduation, a degree audit has already been completed, so you don't need to request another one during
Degree Audit Week.
Don't forget to apply for graduation:
September 21 - November 20, 2027

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A459
Description: Thinking about transferring? Learn what it really costs to live and study in a new location.

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: L136
Description: October is Fire Preparedness Month. Home fires displace more than 300 people each year in the Siouxland area and structures burn faster than ever before. Come learn from the American Red Cross about the impact of fires on the community, how the Red Cross works with local fire departments, and actions you can take to make your home and your neighborhood safer.
Registration is appreciated. Course #27/FY-CPDV-2111-01

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: D202
Description: Picking up from April's lecture, we will continue our exploration of the Ptolemaic Dynasty with Ptolemy IV through Cleopatra VI. The Ptolemaic
Dynasty of Egypt was a Macedonian Greek royal house that ruled the Ptolemaic Kingdom in Egypt from 305 BCE, after the death of Alexander
the Great, until its incorporation into the Roman Republic in 30 BCE. Reigning for 275 years, the Ptolemaic was the longest and the last dynasty
of ancient Egypt.
Lifelong Learning membership and $8 fee required.

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Location: Parking Lot 2B
Description: Join Lifelong Learners for a day of art, architecture, and discovery at Omaha's renowned Joslyn Art Museum. Recently reopened following a major expansion and renovation, the museum features stunning new galleries, beautiful sculpture gardens, and a world-class collection spanning 5,000 years of human creativity. Visitors will enjoy time to explore masterpieces from ancient cultures, European and American art, Native American works, and contemporary exhibitions, all within one of the Midwest's premier cultural destinations. Whether you are an art enthusiast or simply curious to experience something new, this enriching day trip offers inspiration, learning, and the opportunity to share the experience with fellow Lifelong Learners.
Lifelong Learning membership and $50 Fee required

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: By Russ Gifford
One of the more fascinating stories of our region is hiding in plain sight: Almost half a million Axis prisoners of war were housed in camps in America. And some were here in Sioux City.
POW camps existed in the Midwest, and close to half a million captured Axis soldiers would call America home for one to three years in this improbable turn of events. The camps existed throughout the Great Plains and deep into rural areas of America. The prisoners found it all almost
beyond comprehension as they traveled for days on trains to reach their new lodgings.
Why haul them all the way to America? What did the camps look like? What was life like for the people in those camps?Join me as we look back on this overlooked or perhaps ignored history of WWII coming into the heartland of America. We will see the maps of where the camps existed,
hear the stories of the men as they remembered the camps, and what happened during their time in America. We'll discuss the work, the daily details, and the differences in the types of prisoners and their attitudes. And we will hear memories of those rural Americans and their memories of
meeting these men.
Consider this – it is highly likely there are people in our class who met someone who was in one of these camps. If you did – I hope you will share those memories with the people who attend. I know one person who will do so. Join me to see a completely different view of WWII – and how
it changed the views of those who were involved in this aspect of war.
Lifelong Learning membership required.

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: In an era where misinformation can shape public opinion long before the facts surface, being an informed citizen requires more than just consuming the news--it demands critical thinking and active investigation. Building a Truth Toolkit: Critical Thinking Strategies for Active Citizens is an interactive session designed to equip you with the cognitive tools needed to dissect complex narratives, recognize logical fallacies, and spot institutional bias in everyday media.
By shifting from passive listeners to analytical thinkers, participants will learn how to verify claims, question underlying motives, and champion intellectual integrity. Join us to transform the way you process information and reclaim your role as a well-informed, independent participant in civic life.

6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Medicare is a complex system that can quickly overwhelm its beneficiaries. Chris Kuchta, volunteer with Iowa Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), will give a lively overview of Medicare to help clear the murky water of Parts A, B, C, and D. Learn about supplements, advantage plans, and prescription drug plans. See how you or your loved one can lower Medicare costs by making annual drug plan comparisons, applying for federal and/or state benefits, and utilizing pharmaceutical assistance programs. The class also includes tips on avoiding healthcare fraud and identity theft. This is a class you will be glad you took.

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: In the tumultuous year of 1968, a young man from Iowa won election as Governor of the state of Iowa. He exemplified the image of a leader. Tall and graceful, he seemed quieter than most politicians. It was as if he was watching, studying, and most importantly, thinking before he jumped into a debate. He only spoke after he had given the issue some thought. And when he committed, it was rarely about 'what does my party require' but always, 'what was right?'
In the era of clashes and protests, anger and division, he was diligent, discerning, and determined. Compromises were ok, as long as the end result met the needs. He vexed his party at times, but he would reject limus tests and party purity. He was proud to be a staunch supporter
of Civil Rights, energy conservation, and an advocate of educational achievement standards. With three daughters, he was a quiet but determined supporter of women's equality and justice.
And how does an Iowa governor become nationally known as a humanitarian? By doing what is right. Join me as we look at this heartland hero to thousands for his principled stands on refugees in the 1970s and 80s.
Lifelong Learning Membership required.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 2nd eight weeks courses that start October 19

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Atrium Hallway
Description: Health Administration, Health Science, combined with Art, Music/ Police & Emergency Services/ Culinary/Education/Law & Political Science/ Graphic & Video Design/ Business & Admin/Transfer/Broadcasting.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: 6409 Gordon Drive, Sioux City
Description: Take a behind-the-scenes look at the Iowa Department of
Transportation's District 3 Office and discover how trans-
portation systems are planned, maintained, and improved
across northwest Iowa. During this informative tour,
participants will learn about the Iowa DOT's mission to pro-
vide a safe, efficient, and reliable transportation network
while supporting economic growth and quality of life.
Explore the work of engineers, planners, and maintenance
teams, and gain insight into the projects and services that
keep Iowa moving. This is a unique opportunity to learn
how transportation decisions impact our daily lives and
communities.

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Description: Save time and simplify mealtime by learning how to prepare and freeze delicious casseroles and soups with Brenda Wright. This hands-on class, enjoyed in your own kitchen, covers meal planning, safe freezing techniques, storage tips, and reheating methods to help you stock your freezer with ready-to-enjoy meals. Finish class with practical ideas and recipes perfect for busy families, meal prep beginners, and anyone looking to make home cooking more convenient.

A grocery list will be emailed to participants prior to class.

8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Cherokee Lobby
Description: Students can stop by to make themselves a coffee on the way to class!

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Step into the stories, artistry, and fascinating history hidden within Siouxland's cemeteries with Grace Linden, former curator of history at the Sioux City Public Museum. This unique photo tour explores beautiful monuments, symbolic artwork, and the final resting places of notable local figures, celebrities, and community leaders who helped shape the region. Along the way, discover the meaning behind cemetery sculpture and architecture while hearing intriguing tales of triumph, tragedy, and local legend. Whether you enjoy history, art, genealogy, or storytelling, this memorable experience offers a fresh perspective on Siouxland's rich past.
Lifelong Learning membership and $5 fee required.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: This session explores a wide-ranging collection of local cases pulled from different decades of Sioux City history. Moving beyond a single theme or time period, the presentation examines murders, mysteries, and shocking crimes that either captivated the community or slowly disappeared from public memory. Some stories may be familiar, others almost forgotten, but each offers a glimpse into the violence, tragedy, and human drama that have woven through Sioux City across generations and the lasting impact these events left behind. Presented by Sarah Enright, Local History Librarian Specialist with the Sioux City Public Library.

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: D202
Description: We know how the Pharaohs, viziers and priests lived, but what about the lives of the "commoners"? Housing, cooking, shopping, working, and
playing. We will look at the 'everyday' life of merchants, farmers, potters, herders, servants, and slaves in Ancient Egypt.
Lifelong Learning Membership and $8 fee required.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register face-to-face courses that start October 23

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Ida Grove would not have expected Harold Hughes to be their most famous son, but he would become an important governor of Iowa. Hughes gave those who followed him a government swept clean of corruption. A progressive in the normally Republican state, he would unite Iowans, give a voice to those in rural areas, and then step up to take their issues to the Federal government as a Senator. Hughes is that key man, the transitional, transformative personality that Iowa used to produce, giving the national government a rock-solid foundation to keep it on an even keel. Hughes inspired and influenced those around him, kicking off an era of Iowa exceptionalism.
I hope you will join me for this look at two outstanding Iowans who are too often overlooked today.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A459
Description: Join us to learn about transfer applications, admissions requirements, and next steps for your academic journey.

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Atrium Hallway
Description: Building Trades/ Automotive/Agriculture & Animal Science/ IT/ Cyber Security/ Network Admin/ Robotics & Engineering/ Truck Driving

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Room D202
Description: Join us to learn additional ways to use your smartphone's camera beyond photography! We'll explore a variety of fun and useful features
made possible by apps, such as scanning QR codes, translating text, measuring objects, and even using augmented reality. We'll also cover
considerations for choosing apps and reviewing their privacy and data practices.
This program is brought to you as part of the OATS (Older Adults Technology Services) program through the Connections
Area Agency on Aging.
Registration appreciated Course #27/FY-CPDV-2085-01

9:15 AM - 10:15 AM
Location: Cherokee Lobby
Description: Students are invited to the Celebration of Cherokee Campus turning 30 years old at a Cherokee Chamber Coffee hosted by the campus.

1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Location: Cherokee Lobby
Description: Join the Cherokee Nursing Club in a fun fall festival! Pumpkin painting, games, and more! Open to students, families, and the whole community!

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Last term, we discussed the role of the First Lady throughout our country's history. With no authority, no power, and no salary, the prestige of the title might be welcomed, but the pressure of being a far too public figure in the intense spotlight of the office.
One of the women who held that title would experience the most intense spotlight during a period of American upheaval. Only 2 months after her husband took office as President, Betty Ford would be diagnosed with breast cancer. In previous years, any mention of a health issue for the First Lady was always quietly and discreetly mentioned. Not this time. Breast cancer at the time was rarely mentioned on TV, even in fictional dramas. If mentioned in private, it was almost whispered. Mastectomies were treated as a stigma, and those who experienced them usually suffered in silence. But Betty Ford attacked this issue as she did every issue – head-on and with as much honesty as possible. The open discussion of breast cancer and her choice of a mastectomy became a public conversation that would no doubt save lives. Over 50,000 Americans sent her get-well wishes, and check-ups for breast cancer jumped over 400 percent overnight.
It was only the first of Betty's many honest choices that would provoke outrage from fellow Republicans – including her husband!
Join me as we look at a First Lady who was far from perfect – but may have been perfect for the job. And we will see how her personal difficulties after leaving the White House would allow the kinship she had forged with many Americans to help her change how those problems are
viewed and treated.
Lifelong Learning Membership Required

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A459
Description: Get tips on searching for scholarships, meeting deadlines, and reducing college costs.

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: 4728 Southern Hills Drive, Sioux City
Description: Bring natural beauty and seasonal charm into your home this holiday season. Discover how houseplants, blooming plants, and festive greenery can add color, warmth, and elegance to your holiday décor. Join Lindsay Meylor, Horticulture Coordinator with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, to learn practical tips for selecting, displaying, and caring for holiday plants while creating welcoming spaces for family and guests. Whether you're an experienced plant enthusiast or just getting started, you'll leave with fresh ideas to make your home merry,
bright, and beautifully green throughout the season.
These class is sponsored by your local ISU Extension and Outreach Woodbury County Office.
LOCATION Extension Office, 4728 Southern Hills Dr., Sioux City, Iowa
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $5 fee.

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Rocklin Conference Center
Description: In the spirit of TED's mission, Ideas Change Everything, please join us in the Rocklin Center for our 6th annual TEDx Western Iowa Tech event. Our panel of TEDx speakers will be exploring the theme of Unlimited in talks that are sure to make you think, warm your heart, and inspire. The panel of speakers includes a current WITCC student, a recent graduate, a documentarian with local ties, and two people in our community who work as advocates for others. Go to https://witcc.libguides.com/TEDx to see TEDx Western Iowa Tech speeches from previous years.

TEDx is a grassroots initiative that brings the spirit of a TED event to local communities worldwide. The "x" stands for "independently organized event".

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Location: Parking Lot 2B
Description: Take a fun and surprising adventure with Lifelong Learners on a short mystery trip. We'll head out together for a morning of discovery--where we stop and what we see is all part of the mystery. Along the way, enjoy interesting stories, local charm, and a unique destination revealed only when we arrive. Light walking and plenty of laughter included. Join us for a delightful outing filled with curiosity and fun--guessing is half the adventure!
Lifelong Learning membership and $50 fee required.

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: We define leaders by the skills they demonstrate, both as strategists in quiet times and in how they perform under pressure. We also look to see if the efforts are valuable and good for everyone, not just a select group. Last, we want to see how they bring others together and make a difference going forward.
Of all the people I have discussed, Harriet Tubman may be the peak person on this list. We think of her as a conductor on the Underground
Railroad, leading slaves to freedom in the North. She was phenomenally successful, yet she was so much more than that.
In this talk, we will try to encompass all the aspects of Harriet Tubman. The Strategic planner, the brave participant, the communicator with a vision of what success would look like, and the humanitarian with integrity. Her actions emulated those of Moses in the Bible. Her goals were the betterment of all, and in the post-war era, she embraced the need for feminism and voting rights for women, breaking barriers for women, not just women of color. Even in her death, she thought of others, donating her land to be used as a home for the aged. We have barely scratched the surface of the things this remarkable woman achieved – and she lived her life as a blueprint for others to follow.
Join me to see the whole story of a remarkable person!
Lifelong Learning Membership Required

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: "Who Gets Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate?" with Karrie King, Country Director of the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, and Carol Ehlers, will address six key decision-making factors for non-titled property transfer and provide strategies to help you jumpstart conversations about this issue.
"When families fail to make informed decisions about transferring personal possessions, misunderstandings and conflicts can occur, leading to damaged family relationships and costly court battles," reflects Carol Ehlers. "The goal of the program is to alleviate those possible
situations."
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $20 fee.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: We've all turned on a water faucet, but have you ever stopped to think how it gets there? Discover how Sioux City's water system has grown from
the first downtown wells of the 1880s to the modern system we have today. Presenter Haley Aguirre, Archival Clerk at the Sioux City Public Museum,
will explore historic photographs of many aspects of the water system, including construction of the city's reservoirs, water towers, and pumping stations.

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Join Russ Gifford and step into the time machine – the destination – New Year's Eve, 1969! We'll relive the hits from 1967 and 1968 to remember the Summer of Love and the upheavals of 1968. This session is dedicated to the transition in America that none of us realized was happening until we looked back.
We will remember the Mamas and the Papas, and see the rise of Jefferson Airplane, the Doors, and Jimi Hendrix. Janis continues to fly high as well. We will see the second wave of the British Invasion taking hold, but the Beatles and the Stones will retool and chart the path for everyone
that follows – along with the trailblazer, Bob Dylan! We will see new acts like Credence Clearwater Revival bring rock back to its GarageBand roots, along with a number of Canadians that are also blazing their own paths to stardom – people like Joni Mitchell. This is the History of Rock,
1967-1968, Part 4!
Lifelong Learning membership required.

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Description: We continue our South American C u i s i ne A d v e nt u r e w i t h Chef Michael Gasaway as we explore the foods of Brazil. Spend an evening exploring the vibrant flavors and culinary traditions of Brazil. Sample popular Brazilian favorites such as pãodequeijo (cheese bread), feijoada,
savory grilled meats, brigadeiros, and refreshing tropical beverages while learning about the cultures and traditions that influence this colorful
cuisine. Discover the history behind regional specialties and the role food plays in Brazilian celebrations and everyday life. Whether you are an
adventurous eater or simply curious about international cuisine, this flavorful evening is sure to delight your taste buds.

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: D202
Description: Put plans in place now that support your ability to continue independent living for the years ahead. Join Carol Ehlers, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Health and Human Sciences Educator: to identify your priorities, assess your current environment, and explore
home modifications to help you age in place safely and comfortably.
This class is sponsored by your local ISU Extension and Outreach Woodbury County Office.
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $10 fee.

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Description: Learn how to prepare flavorful casseroles and soups in smaller portions, perfect for one or two people in your own kitchen. This class, with Brenda
Wright, covers meal planning, batch cooking, safe freezing practices, and storage techniques to help reduce food waste and make mealtime easier. Discover recipes and strategies for stocking your freezer with convenient, homemade meals you can reheat and enjoy whenever you need
them.
A grocery list will be emailed to participants prior to class.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: 2700 Leech Avenue, Sioux City
Description: Discover how local programs make a difference in our community during a special visit to Community Action Agency. Founded in 1971, this nonprofit organization is dedicated to building partnerships, strengthening families, and alleviating the causes and conditions of poverty.
Participants will tour the facility, learn about services that support individuals and families in need, and gain insight into programs such as energy assistance, early childhood education, food assistance, housing support, and family development. This behind-the-scenes experience with Katie Logan, Development Director, offers a deeper understanding of the agency's mission and its impact on the Siouxland community.
Registration appreciated. Course #27/FY-CPDV-3582-01

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Room D202
Description: The Phantom of the Opera, with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe and book by Lloyd Webber and Stilgoe, is the longest-running show in Broadway history. It's the second longest-running show in England's West End. It's been seen by over 140 million people in 183 cities across 41 countries. So, what makes this production so successful? We'll explore the background of this amazing show and take a deep dive into its fascinating origin story.
Join Bill McKenny as he helps us explore the fascinating road that this version took to its incredible success.
Lifelong Learning Membership Required

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location: Cherokee Lobby
Description: Cherokee Students and Staff are all invited to participate in our annual WIT-Giving potluck! Bring your favorite dish to share. Sign up in the front office.

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Description: Learn to create fresh, flavorful dips from scratch using simple ingredients and easy techniques with Brenda Wright. Explore classic and creative
recipes, experiment with herbs and spices, and discover tips for pairing dips with vegetables, chips, crackers, and more. Perfect for beginners and
home cooks looking to add a homemade touch to snacks, appetizers, and gatherings.
A grocery list will be emailed to participants prior to class.
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $15 fee.

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Cherokee Lobby
Description: Students can stop by Cherokee Campus to decorate a holiday cookie and grab a coffee on the way to class!

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Dozens of images documenting over a century of religious houses from the 1860s to the 1930s will be featured in the photograph-based presenta-
tion with Tom Munson, Sioux City Public Museum's Archives Manager. Presbyterians built Sioux City's firstchurch in 1850s. By the 1890s the number of churches had exploded to over 40. Among the new edifices of the 1890s were Richardsonian Romanesque works like St. Thomas Episcopal and St. Joseph Catholic. The early 20th century saw many fresh immigrants to Sioux City with their own beliefs and languages; they too built new buildings for new congregations. This era brought about Sioux City's first synagogue and churches like St. Casimir Catholic and Mt. Zion Baptist.

6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Description: Learn to make holiday goodies for your family and friends with Brenda Wright, from Brenda's Baking Company. Watch Brenda as she makes
fudge, Bing bars, and Oreo truffles from scratch in her kitchen. You can create your own goodies at the same time, or sit back and relax, knowing
the Zoom recording will be available for later.
A grocery list will be emailed to participants before class.
This class requires Lifelong Learning membership and a $15 fee.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Caring for a family member or friend can be both rewarding and challenging. Join Korissa Lassen and Mackenzie Schelling for an informative session designed to help caregivers prioritize their own well-being while supporting others. Learn practical self-care strategies, stress-man-
agement techniques, and tools to maintain balance and resilience in everyday caregiving.
Recommended for: Family caregivers of adults with chronic health conditions.
This class is sponsored by your local ISU Extension and Outreach Woodbury County Office.

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Room L136
Description: Join Lifelong Learners as we gather and enjoy food, music, and activities to reconnect and celebrate the holidays. Wear your favorite holiday socks and bring your holiday spirit to share in this festive occasion. We will meet on Thursday, December 10, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Room L136, Entrance 14, Parking lot 4.
Lifelong Learning Membership Required
Registration appreciated Course #27/FY-CPDV-3539-01

8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Description: Campus housing check-out/move-out.

8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Description: Campus housing check-out/move-out day 3.

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Room D202
Description: Your instructor, Haseena Napier, will offer tips and tricks to get the most out of your Apple iPad and iPhone device. She will explain all your burning Apple questions. Find out how to set up your device so that it works the way you need it to, like making the screen easier to see, changing how fast the screen goes dark, or keep unwanted calls from disturbing you. Learn to use your device for photography, including how to take, edit, and share your photographs. Navigate the internet on your iPhone or iPad so you can share or save webpages by understanding Safari's toolbar, symbols, icons, and history. Time permitting, she will cover any other questions you may have.
Lifelong Learning Membership and $20 Fee Required

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Description: Campus housing check-in/move-in. (All finances must be in place before check-in)
Mandatory Housing Meeting: January 15 at 5:30pm (All residents are required to attend - dinner provided)

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: L304
Description: Social media keeps us connected to our family and friends and allows us to share daily events, no matter the distance. In a way, social media is a digital record of your life. What happens to all that content when a person dies? There is no universal protocol for managing a deceased loved one's social media. In this lecture, Haseena Napier will help you understand what happens to your content and walk you through how to plan for
your digital legacy.
Haseena will explore the practices of popular social media sites such as Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, and how they handle content after
someone passes. She will also talk through the various decisions one can make now to protect your digital legacy after you pass.
Lifelong Learning Membership and $10 fee required.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for 16-week courses that start January 18

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for 1st eight week courses that start January 18.

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Cherokee Lobby
Description: Cherokee Campus-welcome back to Spring Semester with pizza and conversation on best study practices as classes roll back into session. Join us!

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Room D202
Description: Gain the knowledge you need to spot
scams before they catch you off guard.
In this essential lecture, Haseena
Napier dives into the world of online
scams to help you recognize and
avoid email and text message scams.
This class covers common phish-
ing tactics, teaching you to identify
suspicious links, verify message
senders, recognize "too-good-to-be-
true" offers, and develop a critical eye
for fake messages. With real-world
examples and simple, practical tips,
you will gain confidence in navigat-
ing your inbox and protecting your
personal information.
Don't let scammers hook you--arm
yourself with the skills to stay safe
online.
Lifelong Learning membership and a $10 fee required

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 1st eight weeks courses that start January 19

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: D202
Description: Haseena Napier will explain how streaming works and what you need to stream music and movies. She will also go over verbiage associated with
streaming, like bandwidth, gigabytes, and buffering, and introduce video streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon. In the second half of the class, Haseena will teach you how to use the cloud to store your documents, photos, and other items.
Lifelong Learning membership and $10 fee required.

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: L304
Description: Your iPhone takes great photos -- but do you know what to do with them after you snap the shot? In this hands-on class, you will explore the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad from the ground up. Your instructor, Haseena Napier, will cover how to...find and organize your pictures, create albums, and edit photos right on your device -- no extra software needed. You will also learn how iCloud keeps your photos safely backed up and accessible across all your Apple devices, and we will walk through the many ways to share photos with family and friends, from texting a single picture to creating a shared album. Whether you have hundreds of photos piling up with no system, or you just want to feel more confident using your phone's camera, this class is designed for you. No prior experience is required -- just bring your iPhone or iPad and a willingness to learn.
Lifelong Learning Membership and a $10 fee required.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to add online 16-week courses that start January 19

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Description: Are You Graduating in Spring 2027?
If you are planning to complete a certificate, diploma, or degree this Spring/Summer, this information is for you!
Apply for Graduation -- It's Required
All students who anticipate graduating must apply for graduation to receive their credential--even if you do not plan to attend the Commencement Ceremony or if you plan to continue for another credential in the future.
If you are unsure whether you are scheduled to graduate, please contact your Faculty Advisor.
Important Graduation Dates
• Priority Graduation Application Deadline: Friday, March 19, 202 (Priority review for degree audits by the Registrar's Office)
• Final Application Deadline: Friday, April 16, 2027

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Atrium Hallway
Description: Health Administration, Health Science, combined with Art, Music/ Police & Emergency Services/ Culinary/Education/Law & Political Science/ Graphic & Video Design/ Business & Admin/Transfer/ Broadcasting.

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Atrium Hallway
Description: Building Trades/ Automotive/Agriculture & Animal Science/ IT/ Cyber Security/ Network Admin/ Robotics & Engineering/ Truck Driving

All Day Event
Description: Last day to add online 12 week courses that start February 15.

9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Location: Parking Lot 2B
Description: "Cameron Mackintosh said, "I'm really delighted to bring
Andrew Lloyd Webber's PHANTOM OF THE OPERA back to
thrill American audiences once again after its phenomenal
record-breaking run on Broadway. When I unveiled this
new production in London after the pandemic many of
our brilliant original creative team, including Hal Prince,
Gillian Lynne and Maria Björnson, were sadly no longer
with us. Our exciting new team, inspired by their pre-
decessors' glorious work, updated certain aspects of the
production that resulted in a dazzlingly fresh version of
the much-loved original, which was rapturously received
by audiences and critics alike. So, as we raise our even
more sensational chandelier across North America, you
can once again thrill to Andrew's soaring music of the
night and be swept away by a revitalized PHANTOM in all
its glory!"
Lifelong Learning membership and $160 fee required.

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Description: Planning to graduate in Spring?
Complete a degree audit to confirm you're on track to meet all your graduation requirements.
March 1 - 5 9am – 4pm • Enrollment Services
Stop in and meet with Michelle or Jason, no appointment required. Degree audits can also be done via email at studentrecords@witcc.edu.
If you've already applied for graduation, a degree audit has already been completed, so you don't need to request another one during
Degree Audit Week.
Don't forget to apply for graduation: February 8 - April 16, 2027

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Description: Planning to graduate in Spring?
Complete a degree audit to confirm you're on track to meet all your graduation requirements.
March 1 - 5 9am – 4pm • Enrollment Services
Stop in and meet with Michelle or Jason, no appointment required. Degree audits can also be done via email at studentrecords@witcc.edu.
If you've already applied for graduation, a degree audit has already been completed, so you don't need to request another one during
Degree Audit Week.
Don't forget to apply for graduation: February 8 - April 16, 2027

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 2nd eight weeks courses that start March 22

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Description: Gown/Cap/Tassels will be available for pick up on Tuesday, April 13, 2027, and Wednesday, April 14, 2027, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. in the Dr. Robert E. Dunker Student Center, Sioux City Campus. Denison and Cherokee Campus students will pick up in the main office of your home campus.

8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Description: Campus housing check-out/move-out.

8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Description: Campus housing check-out/move-out.

6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Description: Friday, May 14, 2027
Sioux City Tyson Events Center

6:00 PM
Commencement Ceremony
Graduates, please plan to check-in for line-up between 4:30 pm and 5:00 pm

8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Description: Campus housing check-out/move-out.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 1st eight week courses that start May 25

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Description: Campus housing check-in/move-in (All finances must be in place before check-in)

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for ten week courses that start June 1

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Description: Are You Graduating in Summer 2027?
If you are planning to complete a certificate, diploma, or degree this Summer, this information is for you!
Apply for Graduation -- It's Required
All students who anticipate graduating must apply for graduation to receive their credential--even if you do not plan to attend the Commencement Ceremony or if you plan to continue for another credential in the future.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 2nd eight week courses that start June 7

9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Location: Parking Lot 2B
Description: "Hell's Kitchen, the award-winning Broadway musical created and inspired by 17-time Grammy® Award winner Alicia Keys, takes you on the journey of Ali -- a 17-year-old girl full of fire. Relatable, raw, and refreshingly fun, it's a celebration of finding yourself, your purpose, and the people who lift you up. The music -- a mix of Keys' greatest hits and new songs written exclusively for the show -- and exhilarating choreography bring to life a story that speaks to you no matter where you're from, where you've been, or where you're going. Feel the energy of this multi-award-winning musical and experience where dreams begin." – From Ticket Omaha
Lifelong Learning membership and $160 fee required

All Day Event
Description: Last day to register for online 4 weeks courses that start July 6

8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Description: Campus housing check-out/move-out.

8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Description: Campus housing check-out/move-out.

All Day Event
Description: Join Lifelong Learners as they explore three Eastern Canadian Provinces: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. The fall scenery promises to be spectacular as travelers experience rugged coastlines, charming fishing villages, historic landmarks, and warm Maritime hospitality. From the beauty of Peggy's Cove to the red cliffs of Prince Edward Island, this unforgettable journey offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and breathtaking autumn landscapes.
Interested in learning more? Come to one of our informational sessions.
LOCATION Informational sessions will be held in Room D202, Entrance 14, Parking Lot 4
Lifelong Learning Membership Required
CONTACT Juline Albert / 712-574-9492 /travelwithdrjuli@gmail.com
Sue Owens / 712-317-3442 / sue.owens@witcc.edu
MORE INFO https://www.explorica.com/resources.aspx
TOUR CENTER ID Albert-2168
Information sessions in Room D202
August 18, 10 a.m.
August 26, 10 a.m.
September 15, 10 a.m.
September 23, 10 a.m.
October 13, 10 a.m.
November 24, 10 a.m.
December 15, 10 a.m.

All Day Event
Description: Last day to add online four-week Winterim courses that start December 22

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Zoom
Description: Discover the joy of fresh, flavorful salad dressings made right at home. Join Brenda Wright of Brenda's Baking Company for a fun and interactive Zoom class where you'll learn how to whisk, blend, and shake up delicious vinaigrettes and creamy dressings using everyday ingredients. Explore classic favorites and creative new combinations that will elevate any salad. Participants will receive recipes and tips to continue experimenting in their own kitchens. Zoom link will be emailed to participants before class.
Lifelong Learning Membership and $15 Fee Required