Personal Enrichment @ Signal Peak Campus (Cooldige, AZ)   

The CCW course will provide the required training to apply for an Arizona Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permit. To participate, students must be at least 21 years old.

The topics include the following:

• Arizona use-of-force laws
• Legal considerations related to carrying
• Simulated use-of-force scenarios
• Basic firearm safety
• Range qualifications at the Central Arizona College Firing Range. Range portions will require you to safely demonstrate firearm handling, marksmanship, and proper proficiency with your personal firearm.

At the end of the course, the CCW instructor will assist you with the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) fingerprinting process.

*** Pre-requisite-Student must provide documented proof of completing a Firearms Safety course prior to the day of the course to the CCW instructor.

*** The CCW instructor will contact you via email with a list of items needed for the course, instructions for the DPS fingerprinting process, and the safety precautions of your firearm.

Cancellation Policy: To receive a full refund, all cancellation or rescheduling requests must be made via email no less than 2 weeks prior to the start date of class. All requests can be sent to CommunityEducation@centralaz.edu.

Financial Wellness is a beginner-friendly course designed for individuals and students who want to build confidence and clarity around their finances. This workshop acknowledges that money challenges can arise at any stage of life and that everyone's financial journey is different. Whether you're managing limited resources, returning to school, or simply seeking a healthier relationship with money, this course meets you where you are- without judgment. Students will learnpractical, real-world strategies to manage expenses, make informed financial decisions, and take meaningful steps toward long-term financial stability.

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Understand financial behavior: Explain how habits, emotions, and decision-making influence personal finances (Behavioral Economics).
• Navigate banking systems: Identify key features of bank accounts and financial tools to manage money effectively.
• Build savings strategies: Develop a plan for short-term and emergency savings that aligns with personal goals.
• Plan for educational costs: Explain options for paying for college, including financial aid and cost-saving strategies.
• Manage debt responsibly: Describe types of debt and implement strategies to reduce or avoid debt accumulation.
• Distinguish needs vs. wants: Apply decision-making techniques to prioritize spending.
• Track and analyze expenses: Use practical methods to monitor income and spending for better financial awareness.
• Create a realistic budget: Develop and maintain a personal budget that reflects financial goals and constraints.
• Understand and manage credit: Explain how credit works, review credit reports, and implement strategies to maintain or improve credit scores.

The Money Matters class is designed to help individuals build confidence in managing their finances in a practical, supportive setting. Participants will learn how to develop mindful money habits, create a savings plan even on a limited budget, and make financial decisions that support long-term stability. Whether you're getting organized, reducing financial stress, or taking your first steps towards saving, the Money Matters class provides guidance and tools to help you move forward.

By the end of this session, students will be able to:

• Understand their personal relationship with money and recognize patterns that influence decisions.
• Track and analyze spending in a practical way that reduces stress and avoids shame.
• Set realistic and meaningful goals that reflect personal values and priorities.
• Develop an emergency savings plan tailored to their income and financial situation.

Step into a supportive sanctuary of peace. Where you can slow down, ground yourself, and reconnect with the power of your body and mind. This beginner-friendly yoga course is designed to create a calm classroom environment where students feel safe, seen, and encouraged at every stage of their journey.

Each session focuses on gentle yoga flows, incorporating breath-work, deep stretches, and includes mindful movements to enhance flexibility, improve posture, and promote overall well-being. Classes begin with a brief student check-in and assessment, allowing the instructor to understand individual needs, whether it’s addressing tension in the hamstrings, back discomfort, or building strength and balance. Based on this, sessions are thoughtfully adapted to support the group while honoring each student’s unique experience and unlocking the power within.

Yoga is a personal practice, and this course embraces that by offering modifications, guidance, and a nurturing space for all levels. Students will also be provided with wellness resources to support their continued growth, balance, and power beyond the mat. 

Step into a supportive sanctuary of peace. Where you can slow down, ground yourself, and reconnect with the power of your body and mind. This beginner-friendly yoga course is designed to create a calm classroom environment where students feel safe, seen, and encouraged at every stage of their journey.

Each session focuses on gentle yoga flows, incorporating breath-work, deep stretches, and includes mindful movements to enhance flexibility, improve posture, and promote overall well-being. Classes begin with a brief student check-in and assessment, allowing the instructor to understand individual needs, whether it’s addressing tension in the hamstrings, back discomfort, or building strength and balance. Based on this, sessions are thoughtfully adapted to support the group while honoring each student’s unique experience and unlocking the power within.

Yoga is a personal practice, and this course embraces that by offering modifications, guidance, and a nurturing space for all levels. Students will also be provided with wellness resources to support their continued growth, balance, and power beyond the mat. 

Step into a supportive sanctuary of peace. Where you can slow down, ground yourself, and reconnect with the power of your body and mind. This beginner-friendly yoga course is designed to create a calm classroom environment where students feel safe, seen, and encouraged at every stage of their journey.

Each session focuses on gentle yoga flows, incorporating breath-work, deep stretches, and includes mindful movements to enhance flexibility, improve posture, and promote overall well-being. Classes begin with a brief student check-in and assessment, allowing the instructor to understand individual needs, whether it’s addressing tension in the hamstrings, back discomfort, or building strength and balance. Based on this, sessions are thoughtfully adapted to support the group while honoring each student’s unique experience and unlocking the power within.

Yoga is a personal practice, and this course embraces that by offering modifications, guidance, and a nurturing space for all levels. Students will also be provided with wellness resources to support their continued growth, balance, and power beyond the mat. 

Financial Wellness is a beginner-friendly course designed for individuals and students who want to build confidence and clarity around their finances. This workshop acknowledges that money challenges can arise at any stage of life and that everyone's financial journey is different. Whether you're managing limited resources, returning to school, or simply seeking a healthier relationship with money, this course meets you where you are- without judgment. Students will learnpractical, real-world strategies to manage expenses, make informed financial decisions, and take meaningful steps toward long-term financial stability.

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Understand financial behavior: Explain how habits, emotions, and decision-making influence personal finances (Behavioral Economics).
• Navigate banking systems: Identify key features of bank accounts and financial tools to manage money effectively.
• Build savings strategies: Develop a plan for short-term and emergency savings that aligns with personal goals.
• Plan for educational costs: Explain options for paying for college, including financial aid and cost-saving strategies.
• Manage debt responsibly: Describe types of debt and implement strategies to reduce or avoid debt accumulation.
• Distinguish needs vs. wants: Apply decision-making techniques to prioritize spending.
• Track and analyze expenses: Use practical methods to monitor income and spending for better financial awareness.
• Create a realistic budget: Develop and maintain a personal budget that reflects financial goals and constraints.
• Understand and manage credit: Explain how credit works, review credit reports, and implement strategies to maintain or improve credit scores.

The Money Matters class is designed to help individuals build confidence in managing their finances in a practical, supportive setting. Participants will learn how to develop mindful money habits, create a savings plan even on a limited budget, and make financial decisions that support long-term stability. Whether you're getting organized, reducing financial stress, or taking your first steps towards saving, the Money Matters class provides guidance and tools to help you move forward.

By the end of this session, students will be able to:

• Understand their personal relationship with money and recognize patterns that influence decisions.
• Track and analyze spending in a practical way that reduces stress and avoids shame.
• Set realistic and meaningful goals that reflect personal values and priorities.
• Develop an emergency savings plan tailored to their income and financial situation.