Community Education

Move with Ease: The Move With Ease program is a series of routines intended for adults with chronic pain. The design of this class includes yoga-based movements to strengthen and increase flexibility, breathing exercises, body scan/guided meditation exercises, and short lessons on self-management techniques for chronic pain. This is a 6-week class, 2 days a week. Times and dates TBA.

Digital Marketing Crash Course: Kickstart your small business’s digital marketing strategy with our beginner-friendly series designed for small business owners and entrepreneurs. In the 3 sessions your will learn the fundamentals of digital marketing, discover budget friendly tools and get actionable strategies you can use right away. Instructor will be Caroline Kirby. Caroline is a digital marketing strategist with over 8 years of experience with both large organizations and small family businesses. Cost is $30 and Date and time will be announced later.

Canva for Marketing and More: Want to create great-looking designs without being a designer? This beginner-friendly class introduces Canva and shows you how to make eye-catching graphics for your small business or personal projects. Learn simple design basics, easy tips and tricks, and how to use Canva’s
templates to create social medial posts, flyers and more. No experience needed!. Instructor will be Kalli Manis. Kalli is an experienced user of Canva as a free-lance digital marketing designer and for designing flyers/ads and more at Phillips Community College. Cost is $30 and Date and time will be announced later.

For more information regarding DeWitt community education classes, please call Kim Kirby at (870) 946-3506, ext.1605, or email kkirby@pccua.edu.
Fitness Center (non-credit):  Join our Fitness Center, and let us help you become a healthier person. The fitness center is open on Mon. - Thur., from 6:30-1:30 pm, and 6:30 am - 3:00 pm on Fri. Semester fee is $55; full-time students $25; and seniors (60 and older) $25.

Martial Arts (non-credit): Taekwondo is a Korean martial art and Olympic sport focused on unarmed combat, characterized by fast, high, spinning, and jumping kicks. Translating to "the way of the foot and fist," it emphasizes using legs for distance and power, alongside hand strikes, blocking, and mental discipline. Join our team of Lionel Moss and Chuck Schaffhauser on Tuesday and Thursday for ages 6-14 from 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm at a cost of only $55.00. Ages 15 and up 6:30 pm- 7:30 pm at a cost of $75.00. Classes will run from September 1st - November 26th.

Dance for Children: Enroll your child in the PCCUA Dance Program! Fall classes begin the week of August 17. Ballet, Tap, Jazz, and private lessons are available. Students are encouraged to register before the end of July to allow for proper class placement. The program is open to students ages 4 and up. Tuition rates are as follows: Preschool (ages 4–5): $90 Grades 1–2: $100 Grades 3–12: $120 Hip Hop: $65 Trio (limited slots): $120; Duets: $140; Solo: $160. Private lessons are limited, with priority given to older students. Instructors will be announced at a later date. The annual recital will be held in April.

ACT Math, English & Reading Review: Brush up on your English, math, and reading skills to prepare for the ACT Assessment Test. National ACT test dates are scheduled one week after each review workshop. Review sessions will be held on September 12 and December 5. The cost is $30 for one session or $50 for both sessions.

CPR for Health Care Providers: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is an emergency procedure performed when a person’s breathing or heartbeat has stopped, such as during a heart attack or near drowning. CPR can help save a life. This class will meet on one Friday morning from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM on one of the following dates: September 4 or September 11. The cost is $75.00, and enrollment is limited to 10 students per class. Nursing students must register with Wandra Williams at 870-739-0308 or by email at wwilliams@pccua.edu.

Mahjong for Fun: Join us for weekly Mahjong sessions open to players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced. Games will be held every Monday from
6–8 PM throughout the month of September. Participation is limited to four tables, accommodating a total of 16 players. You can register as an individual or bring a group of four to form your own table. The sessions will be hosted by Barbie Washburn and Debby Hayes. While participation is free, registration is required. To reserve your spot(s), please contact Wandra Williams at 870-739-0308.

Workforce Education: Workforce Education provides non-credit classes offered for the purpose of developing or improving professional skills. Classes arranged with industry and business to meet specific training needs. For more information about services provided, contact Joe St. Columbia at 338-6474, ext. 1937 or Kenneth Elliott at ext. 1114.

Pre-registration for the 2026 fall semester begins May 4th. Fees are due at registration. For more information, call Wandra Williams at 870-816-1210 or 870-739-0308 between the hours of 8:00 am-4:30 pm, Monday-Friday. You may also email wwilliams@pccua.edu. Limited enrollment, filled on first-come basis.

I Want to Teach a Class...
If you have an idea for a Community Service class or would like to teach new offerings, please contact Wandra Williams or email her at wwilliams@
pccua.edu. We are excited to hear your ideas!

Refund Policy...
To withdraw from a Community Education noncredit course, you must call the office no later than the day before the class begins to receive a full
refund.

Sip and Drip: Mingle with friends old and new, sip a glass of wine, and unwind as local artist, Monica Petter, guides you through the playful and vibrant technique
of acrylic drip painting, this time on a flowerpot! No experience needed, just bring your imagination. Come for the art, stay for the laughs,and leave with a one-of-a-kind creation to brighten your home or garden. Date/Time/Cost will be announced at a later date.

Mahjong Open Play: Join us for our bi monthly Open Play Mahjong sessions, where players from curious beginners to seasoned experts come together for a fun
and welcoming experience. Whether you’re looking to learn the basics, refine strategies, or simply enjoy a lively game, our Mahjong community offers the perfect setting to connect, relax, and have fun. Participants are encouraged to bring their own mats and tiles, or share a set with a friend. Each session is a chance to hone your skills, meet new people, and catch up with familiar faces in a warm, social atmosphere. Come shuffle the tiles, share some laughs, and discover just how rewarding and exciting Mahjong can be! This will take place the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month from 5-8:30 p.m. and the cost is free.

Mahjong & Mingle: Get ready to shuffle, laugh, and learn in Mahjong and Mingle with instructor, Denise Houghton. This is the perfect class for total beginners who
want a fun, social introduction to this classic game! Over four lively sessions, you’ll pick up the basics: learning the suits and tiles, building the wall, trying out the Charleston, and then diving into guided and free play. It’s lighthearted, friendly, and all about having a great time while discovering a new hobby. Come meet new people, challenge your brain, and maybe even land your first Mahjong victory! date/Time will be announced at a later date.

Mahjong Momentum: Level Up & Laugh Long: Ready to take your tiles to the next level? Mahjong Momentum is the perfect follow up to Mahjong and Mingle. Denise Houghton will join us again as the instructor in a fun class for players who know the basics and want to sharpen their skills while still having a great time. Over four lively sessions, you’ll refine strategy, practice smarter decision making, and play with more confidence as you learn when to switch hands, read the table, and make bolder moves. We’ll keep the energy fun and friendly with guided practice, creative challenges, and plenty of free play to boost your instincts. If you’re ready to level up your game (and enjoy some good company while you’re at it), this class keeps the joy of Mahjong rolling!

For more information regarding Stuttgart community education classes, please call Kylia Neasley at (870) 673-4201, ext. 1801, or email kneasley@
pccua.edu.
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Contact Info

Kalli Smith | Business Office Coordinator
DeWitt
Wandra Williams | Director of Continuing Education/Community Services
Helena-West Helena
Kylia Neasley | Community Education Service
Stuttgart