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Ring in Your New Year!
Instructor: Patricia Carlson
Meets: Jan 4-5, Saturday and Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm
Location: Art 403, �������� Campus
Description: Learn to make metal rings for your fingers! We will practice first in copper by planning a decorated bypass ring embellished with piercings or stamping. Then, we'll design a band ring in copper that you can stamp or pierce and solder the ends together. Finally, you can decide which ring you would like to make using silver. Students will learn fundamental metalsmithing techniques to make their rings, including sawing, filing, sanding, stamping patterns, soldering, cleaning, and polishing. The studio's tools will be available for use, but students who need and have magnification should bring it. Bring safety glasses if you have them. Please wear casual clothes and closed-toe shoes.
Cost: $175

Fly Tying Weekend 
Instructor: Shann Jones
Meets: Jan 4-5, Saturday and Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm (This course has been cancelled)
Location: Chapman 104, �������� Campus
Description: This workshop introduces participants to the fundamental artistic skills of fly-tying and provides the necessary knowledge to make educated fly-tying tools and material selections. Participants will learn how to build and create fishing flies for use in ��������n waters. Join us in January to develop your fly collection for next summer's fishing season.
Cost: $140

Modern Embroidery: Using Diverse Canvases
Instructor: Lyndsi Harris
Meets: Jan 7-16, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Murie 107, �������� Campus
Description: Take a step away from traditional fabric embroidery in this introduction to modern embroidery. Students will begin by learning a variety of basic embroidery stitches that will be used later in the class to create a richly textured finished piece. We will start our work on paper and progress to stitching birch tree bark. While watercolor painting will not be the main focus of this course, students will be encouraged to experiment with adding paint to their pieces to enrich the depth and texture. This class is great for new and returning students.
Cost: $175

Concept to Completion: Patterns, Textures, and Images form Rubbings
Instructor: Margo Klass
Meets: Jan 10-12, Friday 6-8:30, Saturday and Sunday 10 am - 4 pm (Waitlist Only)
Location: Murie 306, �������� Campus
Description: This workshop is designed to guide participants through the process of creating a finished artist book inspired by personal imagery. Working with a variety of papers, including an unusual “rock” paper, we will first create a collection of patterned papers made by layering various dry media rubbed over stencils, found textures, and embossing plates. These papers can then be used to create content, realistic or abstract, with or without text. The book’s scale and design will be determined by the participant along with a choice of binding - codex, concertina, or screen structure. Follow-up consultations will be available as needed to complete the book.
Cost: $225

Paint Like Sydney Laurence
Instructor: Mary Albanese
Meets: Jan 13-17, Monday-Friday, 12 pm - 4 pm
Location: Zoom
Description: Following a brief lecture on the life and style of Sydney Laurence, we will study images of his works and re-create them. We will also discuss Fred Machetanz. Students will explore and learn their styles through their own paintings, capturing and recreating elements of the master's work, focusing on elements of composition, color scheme, and brush stroke techniques. Students are to sign-in ready to paint with paints (oils or acrylic work best), brushes, and canvases. 8 x 10-inch canvases are a good size to start. Recommended paint colors: black, white, yellow ochre, cobalt blue, sap green, alizarin crimson, and yellow hansa. 
Cost: $200

Bicycle Maintenance and Repair
Instructor: Simon Rakower
Meets: Jan 13-22, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 6 pm - 9 pm
Location: U Park Gym
Description: This comprehensive, practical, hands-on bicycle maintenance and repair class focuses on road and mountain bikes. We will cover drive chain, shifting, brakes, wheels (straightening), tires, tubes (flats), steering systems, cable replacement, and lubrication. We will also review the geometry and physics of the bicycle, the world's most efficient means of transportation. Students who have taken this class before or are not new to bicycle maintenance will be able to complete a bicycle project of their choosing. Students will work with the instructor to map out the project(s) to be completed during this in-depth course. All students must bring a bicycle to class.
Cost: $140

What Color is Winter?
Instructor: Karen Stomberg
Meets: Jan 24-26, Friday 6-8, Saturday and Sunday 10 am - 4 pm
Location: Murie 306, �������� Campus
Description: In this workshop, students will learn to observe and find subtle natural botanical colors in the Fairbanks winter botanical world. Sticks, seedpods, twigs, berries, and grasses will be provided, and you are welcome to bring your own winter botanicals to observe and draw. There will be optional color exercises, demonstrations, and individual instruction. We will examine traditional and contemporary botanical illustrations to recognize different styles, media, and uses of color. There will be a special emphasis on using watercolor and pencil together to layer color and build up tone. Drawings will be developed from life, adding tonal values and colored pencils. All abilities are welcome.
Cost: $225

Registration and Payment 
All registrations for Non-credit Short Classes are completed through CampDoc.  Please visit the Campdoc website at to create a profile and register for classes. If you have previously registered with CampDoc, you will not need to create a new profile.  
Payment can be made during registration through CampDoc.  Please note that Non-credit Short Classes require a $25.00 non-refundable deposit that must be paid at the time of registration.  If you register for a class and decide not to attend, you MUST drop the course via CampDoc a week before the start date or you will be charged for the full class.  For additional information contact Summer Sessions at 474-7021 or summer@alaska.edu.

How do I register with CampDoc?
If you are unfamiliar with Campdoc, this handy guide might help you get started. 

How do I find out more information about Parking?
If your Non-credit Short Class takes place on campus between 8 am-5 pm, Monday-Friday, you will be required to have a current parking decal or short term parking permit displayed in your vehicle. Outside of these times, no permit is required. 

For more information about parking on campus call 474-7275 or view parking locations at uaf.edu/campusmap.