Personal Enrichment

Learn the practices for building and sustaining new and better habits. Outside of class, you will read/listen to the #1 New York Times bestseller Atomic Habits by James Clear, then meet with like-minded individuals to discuss key takeaways and create an action plan for your own goals and systems.

Temple College is pleased to begin offering courses designed for adults with intellectual disabilities and other special needs. Individuals with intellectual disabilities often find it difficult to understand social norms and to communicate effectively in different settings. This course is designed to teach and practice effective communication in a variety of settings and will culminate in an optional community "field trip" to practice what students have learned.

Technology is constantly changing and updating to adapt to our fast-paced lifestyles. Whether you use computers for work, school, or personal use, nothing ever stays the same for long in the tech world. There are constant threats to security that many are not aware of, or they are aware of but don't understand how to protect their devices from being exploited. Jobs where we can work from home are also becoming more normal than ever before.

By learning basic computer skills and maintenance, you can adapt to any changes that may arise in the future. You can decipher true security threats to your devices from those that may not be anything more than spam. The more you know about technology and why it constantly changes, the easier it will be to manage your own. This six week class will cover the information you need to learn and keep your skills sharp.

We invite you to join us for a fun and active experience with Arthur Murray Dance Center. Each semester, we offer a variety of dance styles to choose from, including Bachata, Salsa, Country, Line, Ballroom, and Swing dancing.

Join us for a fun-filled day at the Gingerbread House Event and start a wonderful new family tradition. Enjoy delicious hot cocoa, immerse yourself in joyful holiday music, and get ready to unleash your creativity!

Each house can be built by two people, and we welcome participants of all ages. Please note that children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Financial illiteracy is the #1 economic crisis in the world. This free, four-week course is designed to help you understand the financial pillars that can empower you to make smarter decisions about your personal finances. You will learn about debt management, preparing for long-term goals, compounding, tax strategies, proper protection for the unknown, understanding risk, along with the importance of having a will and estate plan.

Some people believe that leaders are born, not made. While it is true that some individuals have natural leadership qualities, others become leaders when faced with difficult circumstances. Ordinary people can step up and take charge when they feel strongly about a situation, like parenting. Many parents discover their leadership abilities when they have children and need to guide and protect them.

Once you learn the techniques of true leadership and influence, you can gain the confidence to take the lead. The more experience you have as a genuine leader, the easier it becomes. Taking the lead is never easy, as you will need to make decisions and face challenges, but it can become second nature and fulfilling.

This course offers caregivers of individuals with disabilities the opportunity to enhance their understanding and use of behavior intervention strategies. Participants will learn about behavior principles, reinforcement, and effective responses to challenging behavior, as well as how to support communication and coping skills. By implementing these interventions, caregivers can reduce stress at home and improve the quality of life for the entire family.