Utah State University Community Education
Brigham City
Questions & Information
Bunni Morris
(435) 919-1200
bunni.morris@usu.edu
USU Brigham City provides a variety of community education offerings. Come join us and learn something new!
Beginner Tai Chi
Mondays, 12:00 - 1:00 pm
February 24 - March 31
Instructor: Peggy Madsen
Location: 989 S Main St, Room A104
Cost: $35
Relax and enjoy calming movements that put your body at ease and bring a sense of peace to the mind. Develop calming breath and restoration while taking some needed time for yourself.
T-Shirt Quilting
Tuesdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm
February 4 - March 11
Instructor: Barbara Foote
Location: 989 S. Main, Room C115
Cost: $40
Bring your own sewing machine! Cutting mats, rulers, irons, and ironing boards will be available in class, or bring your own. Price includes the Pattern Packet.
Fabric specifications will be emailed to students after payment has been received.
Watercolor Still Life
Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:30 pm
February 5 - 26
Instructor: Jennica Thurgood
Location: 989 S. Main, Room D217
Cost: $70
This beginner-friendly watercolor course introduces students to the fundamentals of painting still-life compositions, focusing on creating charming, cozy scenes inspired by everyday life. Under Jennica’s guidance, students will learn essential watercolor techniques, develop observational skills, and explore their creativity in a relaxed and supportive environment. Each class builds on the previous one, incorporating new techniques and challenges, with assignments to reinforce learning at home.
By the end of the course, students will have the skills to confidently create their own still-life paintings and a collection of artwork that showcases their progress.
Watercolor supplies are not included. Please bring what you have and we can build upon it. Suggested supplies are: -Watercolor paint -Watercolor paper (highly recommend a watercolor sketchbook) -Variety of paintbrushes (make sure some come to a good point and some that hold a good amount of water) -tea towel or scrap of fabric -water cups.
If you would like some recommendations check out some of Jennica's favorite supplies.
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Learn more about your Watercolor instructor.
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Sourdough Baking
Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:00 pm
March 19 - April 9
Instructor: Olyessa Norris
Location: 989 S. Main, Room D217
Cost: $45
Discover the art of sourdough bread-making while exploring the fascinating science that makes it all possible. By understanding the science behind sourdough, you'll gain deeper insights to perfect and enhance your bread-making process.
Please bring:
- large mixing bowl
- bench scraper
- Dutch oven or baking sheet
- banneton/proofing basket or a second large mixing bowl
- bread towel
- kitchen scale or set of measuring spoons
- plastic wrap or cling wrap
- bread lame or sharp kitchen knife
- bread Knife (optional)
- Danish dough whisk or silicone spatula (optional)
- apron (optional)
Beginner Pickleball
Wednesdays 5:30 - 6:30 pm
February 5 - March 12
Instructor: Guy Harris
Location: 195 W. 1100 S., Room 182
Cost: $35
Learn the popular sport that was created for all ages and skill levels. Students will acquire knowledge and skills to play. Basic rules and strategies will be covered. Pickleball paddles and balls are provided.
Crypto Trading for Beginners
Wednesdays, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
February 5 - March 12
Instructor: Kevin Young
Location: 989 S. Main, Room C114
Cost: $35
Learn what cryptocurrencies are, how they work, and how you can trade them for profit and fun. There will be an emphasis on safety, protecting against loss, and using technical analysis to plan trades. We will go through setting up accounts, conducting simple trend analysis, making small trades, and tracking and learning from real results. We will discuss the emotional mindset of trading, and how you can use the volatility of the cryptocurrency markets to your advantage. The plan is to have 3 weeks of training prior to making any trades, then we will plan and execute trades together, learning from real results and refining our strategy.
The class will work with a real $100 portfolio, and will collectively decide on $10 trades, but the lessons can be scaled up for any size portfolio. Outside of class you can have your own trading account with your own money, or you can just make virtual trades with an imaginary portfolio. All levels of experience are welcome, but the class assumes no prior trading experience.
Video Introduction:
Fly Tying101
Wednesdays 7:00 - 9:00 pm
February 5 - March 12
Instructor: Bruce Lyon
Location: 989 S. Main, Room C113
Cost: $35
Students will learn basic fly-tying techniques and be familiarized with basic fly-tying patterns common for Mountain West fly fishing. These patterns will provide a beginner fisherman's experience to be simple, but efficient at catching high-mountain stream sportfish. The patterns and techniques are the most advanced in the fly-fishing community and maybe difficult to find in common fly-fishing books or manuals.
Students will receive a supply list and a syllabus.
Rockhounding in Utah
Wednesdays 6:30 - 8:00 pm
April 23 - May 14
TBA - offsite dig
Instructor: Gary Warren
Location: 989 S. Main, Room C113
Cost: $35
Get ready for a dig! What minerals and gems can you find in Utah? Where do you go to look for them? Students will learn the difference between minerals and gems and where to find them.
Students will choose one dig location.
Gentle Yoga
Thursdays, 12:00 - 1:00 pm
1st Session
January 30 - March 6
2nd Session
March 13 - April 17
3rd Session
May 1- June 5
Instructor: Sara Jackson
Location: 989 S. Main, Room A104
Cost: $35/session
Relax and enjoy postures that put your body at ease and bring a sense of peace to the mind. Develop calming breath and restoration while taking some needed time for yourself.
Intro to Cha Cha Dancing
Thursdays, 6:00 - 7:00 pm
January 23 - February 13
Instructor: Brenda Judkins
Location: 989 S. Main, Room A104
Cost: $35
The cha-cha is a type of social dance that has a Latin beat. The cha-cha can be danced with all kinds of upbeat music, including your favorite pop or country songs!
Please bring a partner - a friend, spouse, or neighbor - and find out how much fun doing this low-impact sport can be!
Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes (preferably with smooth soles).
Cooking World Cuisines
Thursdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm
February 20 - March 20
Instructor: Janelle Call
Location: 989 S. Main, Room D217
Cost: $70
Want to travel the world from your own kitchen? Come join in for a hands-on class to learn about cuisines around the world. From easy Japanese ramen to Scandinavian rice pudding, it'll be a culinary adventure!
All supplies included.
Registration
Pay online or call Bunni Morris, (435) 919-1200
Seating is limited, register early.
By registering for a USU Brigham City Community Ed workshop, you agree to the terms and conditions.
* A portion of the Community Education fees are donated toward student scholarships.