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The Quest program is designed to meet the needs and
interests of the older adults in our community. Classes are offered in areas
such as Creative Writing, Computer Skills, Art, Physical Fitness, Line Dance,
Tap Dance and Water Exercise. Classes are located on campus and in off-campus
locations in Hayward, Castro Valley and San Leandro.
Fall Semester Classes
begin the week of August 20th!
Sign up to get on
our mailing list
to get a
free Quest catalog!
FEES:
Quest classes re offered for college credit. Students will be charged an
Enrollment Fee of $20 for each unit of credit ($10 for half-unit course).
Students taking classes on the Chabot College campus must also pay the $13 Student
Health Fee. The Health Fee is not required for classes meeting off-campus. There
is a $35.00 non-refundable Facility Usage Fee for Water Exercise Classes in
addition to the Enrollment Fee.
It is extremely important that no older adult be
denied the opportunity for education because of the inability to pay fees.
Please contact the Quest office if you need information of financial assistance.
Registration:
Register at the class site with the instructor on the first day of class.
Fall 2008 Quest Classes
Welcome to Quest!
By Loretta Siegel
Welcome to our program,
welcome to our school,
Education is our goal,
enlightenment is the rule.
The Quest program beckons
you to enroll at our college,
You’ll learn new skills and
enhance your knowledge.
You’ll paint and swim and
dance and write,
Create a collage and gain
new insight.
You’ll create a spread sheet
and line dance like a pro,
Tap dance like Fred and
Ginger and perform in a show.
Study the catalogue, make a
selection,
The sky’s the limit, what’s
your predilection?
Exercise your muscles,
expand your mind,
More unique courses you will
not find.
You’ll make knew friends,
take a trip or two,
We’ve so much to offer, we have a class just for you,
The Quest program is unique,
designed with you in mind,
we invite you to join us and not be left behind.
Civilizing men is the act of training an infant
away from "wildwood", instead of childhood
George Argyres The ever -present wind roars through us
and past us, whistling through the cables and wooden beams of the bridge,
tearing at our jackets and faces.
Thad Brinkley She looked up through the branches, their
twisted arms spread in a silent dance to the heavens.
Mary Ann Brown Upon viewing an
ancient cave painting:
"In this refuge is the womb
of the earth"
Florence Kadis MORE Creative
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