Monthly Archive for October, 2007

There’s an art and a science to baking… especially at high altitudes. Professional chef Gilda Latzky uncovers the secrets for you. There’s never been a better time to learn, with the holidays fast approaching. Enjoy a hands-on demonstration lesson! Topics include weights and measures as applied to cake, bread and pastry baking and the chemistry of baking.

Cost $45; plus a food fee of $12 will be collected at the start of class meeting.
Tuesday, October 30, 6 pm - 9 pm

Enroll online here or use course # 00325 FAA to enroll using other methods.

Call Registration at 277-0077.

Knowing how to use a computer can benefit everyone! And it doesn’t have to be a frustrating experience. Learn how to do what you want to do instead of wondering why it doesn’t work.

All of our Computer Hobby courses present fundamental topics at an affordable price for every student.

The Basics:
Maybe it seems like everyone knows how to surf the internet or send & receive email — but we all had to learn!
Sending & Receiving eMail - starts Nov 6
Surfing the Internet - starts Nov 13

What to do with your digital photos:
We can take many more photos with a digital camera because we don’t have the expense of film. Then, what do we do? Learn how to organize and edit those photos and share them with others.
Intro to Editing Digital Photos - starts Nov 27
Organizing Your Digital Photos - starts Dec 17 or 18

Learn to be a success on eBay:
From learning the lingo and getting the best deals, to stepping up sales with your own eBay store, instructor Chris Hice shares the secrets of success.
eBay Stores - on Dec 1
Intro to eBay - starts Oct 27
Selling on eBay - starts Nov 10

Take your questions to the knowledgeable instructors in our Computer Hobby Series. The link will take you to a list of our courses, where you may register online if you choose. Click the course title to see the course description and schedule.

Lecture Series II adds more color to the forces, light and dark, driving New Mexico’s story forward through time.
Starts October 29 in Rio Rancho, October 31 in Albuquerque.

There’s more to the story! Hear personal stories of those who lived the history: • There’s gold in the Ortiz Mountains! • The Harvey Girls bring civilization to the Wild West. • Women keep their families safe and fed as the Great Depression ravages rural New Mexico.

The NEW “Series Within the Series” — The Manhattan Project — concludes! Even though we know the end of the story, the final chapters are gripping tales of the angry fat man and sad little boy who brought us a “brave new world.”

Is it any wonder that a state with such fascinating drama has produced exceptional storytellers? Enjoy more gripping tales of yesteryear in Lecture Series II.

Now enrolling:
Story of New Mexico Lecture Series II, Fall 07 :
Rio Rancho: Mon, Oct. 29 - Dec. 3
Albuquerque: Wed, Oct. 31 - Dec. 5

Sign up for the series for $65 and save $49 over the cost of the lectures individually. Or, sign up for individual lectures of interest for the single session price of $19. Lecture topics are listed below.

… Continue reading ‘Story of NM presents second Lecture Series!’

The University of New Mexico, Continuing Education is seeking a SYSTEMS ANALYST 2: 40 hours/week to provide system-level support of multi-user operating systems, hardware and software tools, including installation, configuration, maintenance and support of linux, windows including vista, and osx servers and clients.

Responsibilities include: Collect information to analyze and evaluate processes in order to develop Web-based support, e-commerce and content management systems for multiple projects using PHP, JAVA, Mysql, ASP and Coldfusion. Provide support for academic computer training labs and Continuing Education Management Information Systems.

Requirements: Bachelors Degree in Computer Science and 2 years IT experience. Please send resumes to Maria “Cruz” Garcia, HR Representative, UNM Continuing Education, Albuquerque, NM 87131.