• Mortgage Loan Basics
• Who can get a mortgage loan?
• Affordability and you
• How much will a lender lend you?
• Shopping for the right lender and product
• Strategies for finding the right lender and loan product
• Working with a lender
• Steps the lender takes to approve your loanYour rights as a loan customer

Are you interested in learning Sign Language? This course is designed for students who wish to expand their knowledge in conversing with people who are deaf. Includes receptive and expressive skill building, fingerspelling, Deaf Culture, conversational signs and time in ASL. Classifiers, locations, temporal aspect, videos with Deaf Signers, and guest speakers.

Play Tennis Quickly is an eight-week course that helps you get on the court quickly! The first five weeks are basic instructions on playing, technique, tactics, etc. The last three weeks are supervised match play, where players learn scoring and other basics.

*Please bring appropriate tennis or athletic shoes and clothing. Bring water or sports drink for hydration.

*Rackets will be supplied to all students.

Let two knowledgeable local guides teach you to fly fish, in a safe and comfortable environment. Subjects include fly casting, water safety, equipment, knots, rigging, four basic fly fishing techniques, reading water, and fly selection. No equipment is needed. Rods and reels are provided at each class meeting or you may bring yours. Learn everything you need to fish on your own.

Class will be held Dryer Hall 1st Floor, Room D106

Our Forklift Training Class offers a comprehensive program designed for both beginners and experienced operators. The course includes interactive classroom instruction and hands-on training, covering essential skills such as safe operation, handling techniques, and maintenance. Participants will also engage in a thoroughforklift inspection process, learning to identify and address potential safety issues. Upon completion, students will have the knowledgeand practical experience to operate a forklift safely and efficiently in any work environment.

Buying a home can be a stressful ordeal, especially for 1st time homebuyers. This class will walk you through the process of the entire transaction and prepare you for the joy of homeownership.

BIO

Hi, I am Tracy Cox, a real estate agent with ERA Doty in Mountain Home, where I have been passionately helping clients since 2020. My journey began when I relocated to this beautiful area with my husband and our two fur babies. With a background in customer service and problem-solving, I strive to make the real estate process smooth and stress-free for my clients.

As an active member of the community, I volunteer with local outreach programs and serve as an ambassador for the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce. I hold the Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR) and Pricing Strategy Advisor (PSA) designations from the National Association of Realtors, reflecting my commitment to staying informed in this ever-changing market.

I derive great joy from assisting individuals in achieving their real estate dreams, whether it’s finding their ideal home or collaborating with local leaders to enhance our community. When I’m not working, I enjoy outdoor activities like boating and kayaking with my family and spending time with my three wonderful grankids, who call me Nana.

I look forward to sharing valuable insights on the journey from renter to homeowner and helping you navigate the path to owning your own home.

Employers want employees with strong work ethics. Employers want employees who have a personality that chooses good conduct, habits, and values that help the employers do what they are in business to do. Work Matters, Work Ethic Matters. Integrity is foundational to the workplace. Honest communication is necessary for production and service delivery. Good decision-making relies on accuracy. Dishonesty harms everyone. Our reputations are the only things that really matter. Without a good reputation, we won’t have opportunities. Integrity reflects our reputation. Eventually, the culture rots. When the company suffers, jobs are lost. The idea of providing service to others might seem like it belongs to a job called Customer Service. The truth is that every interaction we have with others while we are at work is giving customer service. The assistance and advice we provide others is constant. The person to whom we offer these things are the customers. The greater the culture of helping one another, the greater the chance the company will be successful. Students will reflect on their present skill level via self-assessment for each of the 3 components (work ethic, integrity, and customer service) before learning. Students will learn constructs of work ethic, integrity, and customer service Students will set goal(s) for improvement of skills.

Butter!  Let's make a butter dish or two, covered, or not.  Let Marian show you how to add designs, make unusual handles,  carve something personalized, or just make a plain, traditional butter keeper.  If you make your own butter, you can customize your dish to fit. All materials and tools will be provided for this 2 four-hour session.  You may take your own apron if you like. First session to make, second to glaze, then allow an hour for delivery and to compliment each other's wonderful creations!  

*The class will be held at ASUMH Technical Center on Hwy 62 across from Plumlee Tire.