COCC’s Summer Spanish Immersion Set For June

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Central Oregon Community College’s (COCC) popular Central Oregon Summer Spanish Immersion (COSSI) program, a multiday language and cultural experience set for June 26-29 at the college’s Redmond campus, is opening its registration on Monday, April 10. Only 85 seats are available for this year’s COSSI, with a cost of $699; register at cocc.edu/cossi or by calling 541-383-7240.

An inspirational summer camp for travel lovers, families readying for an overseas adventure (minimum age is 16), business travelers improving their language and cultural skills, and anyone who dreams in Mediterranean blues and cobblestone lanes, the four-day immersion includes a total of eight hours of Spanish instruction — from beginner to superior levels — with an additional four hours of facilitated conversation groups.

Each participant also chooses up to eight hours of elective sessions, with topics such as “South American National Parks,” “Sin and Salvation on the Camino,” “Pablo Picasso: Revolutionary Artist,” “Medical Terminology” and many others. Nightly events include a film, keynote speaker, brewery social and a sampling of Spanish wines with tapas.

A number of local first responders are expected to attend this year thanks to scholarship support from a Deschutes County Arts & Culture grant. First held in 2017, COSSI has drawn participants from as far away as Washington, California, Idaho and Nevada.

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Central Oregon Collective Job Fair

Central Oregon Collective is a local nonprofit, empowering adults with intellectual & developmental disabilities to live with choice, growth, and connection. We will be holding a job fair at our administrative office building on Tuesday, December 16th

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BPRD Invites Perception Survey Responses

Bend Park and Recreation District is seeking input from community members willing to fill out an online survey. A 5–10-minute perception survey is available now through Dec. 19. BPRD, with help from Probolsky Research, is conducting a Public Perception