Enrich Wyoming

Date: Tuesdays, 2/24/2026-4/21/2026
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: RS Campus, Activity RM 1662
Registration Fee: $100

Course #: 26/SP NCPEA 301 01

Instructor: Mesa Weidle

Course Description:
Elite (Featured Course)
The SASS Elite program offers the most comprehensive self-defense training experience, combining everything taught in SASS 1 and SASS 2 along with advanced defensive tactics and awareness strategies rooted in understanding criminal behavior. Participants will engage in extensive physical training, including skills for responding to threats involving guns, knives, and multiple assailants. The course concludes with a certificate welcoming you into SASS Elite.
This is a 16-hour course delivered over 8 weeks. Designed for ages 16 and up. All fitness levels are welcome.

SASS 1
Participants are trained both physically and mentally to respond to the most common threats to their safety. This course is foundational to building a community of women and girls who understand their inherent worth and know how to advocate for it verbally and physically.
2-hour course. Designed for ages 15 and up. All fitness levels are welcome.

SASS 2
Women and girls review core material from SASS 1 and expand their skills with additional physical and mental techniques to protect against ground attacks and a variety of abduction scenarios.
2-hour course. Designed for ages 15 and up. All fitness levels are welcome.

For a full overview of SASS courses, visit: www.sassgo.org/courses

Date: Tuesday, 3/17/2026
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $20

Course #: 26/SP NCOTH 126 01

Instructor: Robin Faulkner-Harrison

Course Description:
Estate planning is one of the most important components of a cohesive financial and life plan. It ensures you maintain control in situations where you may not be able to speak for yourself. In this course, we will explore a variety of tools that can help you and your family stay organized and protected in the event of incapacitation or an untimely death.

Topics will include methods for transferring property to beneficiaries, life insurance, trusts, advanced medical directives, and wills.

This course is not a substitute for working with an estate planning attorney. Instead, it serves as an introduction to the tools available, helping you understand when they might apply so you can better identify and communicate your needs when the time comes.

Date: Tuesday, 4/7/2026
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $20

Course #: 26/SP NCOTH 126 03

Instructor: Robin Faulkner-Harrison

Course Description:
If you are receiving or leaving an inheritance from life insurance, directly inherited assets, or if you unexpectedly come into a large sum of cash, this course will help you learn how to set yourself and future generations up for long-term financial success.

Most of the time, wealth is spent down within three generations, often because cash or assets are received with no guidance on how to manage them. In this course, we will discuss how to set expectations and protect your money so it can continue working for your family for generations to come.

Date: Tuesday, 4/14/2026
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $20

Course #: 26/SP NCOTH 126 04

Instructor: Robin Faulkner-Harrison

Course Description:
Learn about the various tax deductions and credits available to families. We will discuss the basic impacts of marriage and divorce on your filing status and how that affects your standard deduction. We will also review the child tax credit, the credit for other dependents, and how certain Schedule A deductions can support the care of a disabled loved one, including a parent or child. Additional helpful credits for young families will also be covered.

Date: Tuesday, 3/31/2026
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $20

Course #: 26/SP NCOTH 126 02

Instructor: Robin Faulkner-Harrison

Course Description:
As graduates prepare to enter the workforce, many may be looking to step directly into a high-paying profession. This course is designed to help you set yourself up for success right from the start. We will discuss the purpose of employee benefits, the different types a company may offer, and how to use them as cost-effective solutions for your insurance needs and retirement savings.

We will also cover common pitfalls young adults often encounter, such as becoming over-leveraged in debt or failing to develop a savings strategy outside of their retirement account.

Date: Saturday, 4/4/2026
Time: 8am-12pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $20

Course #: 26/SP NCPSY 900 01

Instructor: Dean Long

Course Description:
This class will be divided into two parts. The first half will focus on resume writing, while the second half will center on interview skills.

Whether you're new to the job market or considering a career change, a strong resume and effective interviewing skills can help you stand out from the competition. A resume writing class can significantly enhance your ability to craft compelling documents that capture the attention of recruiters and hiring managers. Likewise, being able to clearly articulate your experience, talents, and strengths will make you a more competitive candidate.

The resume portion of the class offers structured instruction to improve your writing skills, with guidance on format, content, and overall impact. You’ll also learn how to tailor your resume to specific job applications.

The interview skills portion will focus on preparation, communication, and active listening. Topics will include researching the company, practicing responses to common interview questions, and making a strong first impression. Being punctual, professional, and confident will all contribute to a successful interview.

Date: Thursday, 4/2/2026
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $20

Course #: 26/SP NCBAD 401 01

Instructor: Kristy Kauppi

Course Description:
Whether you are an entrepreneur, an online business owner, thinking of starting a business, or currently running one, this is the right course for you! In this interactive workshop, students will explore the advantages and disadvantages of forming an LLC, learn how to protect themselves, and review key agreements and tax documentation. By the end of the course, students will walk away with actionable steps, tools, and resources to confidently start their own LLC.

Date: Wednesdays, 2/18/2026-5/6/2026
Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $25

Course #: 26/SP NCBAD 109 01

Instructor: Paul Weaver

Course Description:
This series will focus on strategies and ideas that current and aspiring non-profit board members can use to become effective partners. Mission clarity, role identity, and problem-solving are all essential tools for successful non-profit leadership. This course will explore each of these areas in depth, with opportunities to learn, practice, and build new skills.

Date: Saturday, 3/7/2026
Time: 9am-4pm
Location: Zoom (Online)
Registration Fee: $75

Course #: 26/SP NCSAF 305 01

Instructor: Kelsee Ficker

Course Description:
Adult Mental Health First Aid teaches participants how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges in adults. This evidence-based certification course includes 2 hours of self-paced pre-work and 7 hours of interactive online learning, with breaks included. Participants will gain practical skills to support friends, family, colleagues, and community members experiencing mental health crises or substance use issues.  

A certificate of completion is awarded at the end of the course. 

Date: Mondays and Wednesdays, 1/26/2026 - 4/15/2026
Time: 12:30pm-1:30pm
Location: RS Campus, Activity RM 1662
Registration Fee: $55

Course #: 26/SP NCSOC 102 01

Instructor: Tamara Washington

Course Description:
This course is thoughtfully designed to help you maintain your strength, mobility, and overall vitality well into retirement and beyond. By focusing on exercises and movement patterns that support functional fitness, you’ll be better equipped to continue enjoying the activities you love — whether that’s playing sports, keeping up with your grandkids, gardening, traveling, or simply moving through your day with confidence and ease. Staying active and strong not only enhances your physical health but also supports your independence, mental well-being, and quality of life. Each class offers a supportive and motivating environment where you can build strength, improve balance, and boost your energy levels, all while having fun and connecting with others who share your goals.

Date: Tuesdays, 1/27/2026-3/31/2026
Time: 2:15pm-3:00pm
Location: RS Campus, Activity RM 1662
Registration Fee: $30

Course #: 26/SP NCHLT 900 01

Instructor: Tamara Washington

Course Description:
This course is designed to help older adults improve their balance, agility, mobility, and overall power in a supportive and engaging environment. Participants will learn practical exercises and techniques to enhance their physical strength and stability, reduce the risk of falls, and support daily activities with greater confidence. Each session is structured to be both challenging and fun, fostering a sense of community while promoting an active, healthy lifestyle. Whether you are looking to maintain your independence, build strength, or simply enjoy moving your body, this course offers a safe and enjoyable way to stay active and energized.

Date: Wednesday, 2/25/2026
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $15

Course #: 26/SP NCOTH 126 05

Instructor: Robin Faulkner-Harrison

Course Description:
This course is designed for individuals who plan to retire within the next six years.

We will cover the role of Social Security in retirement income planning, how Social Security interacts with retirement accounts, how spousal benefits work, and how to determine the best age to begin drawing benefits. We will also explore Medicare, including enrollment deadlines, when to consider purchasing a Medicare supplement, and the consequences of enrolling late. In addition, we will review options available when one spouse is eligible for Medicare and the other is not.

Date: Wednesday, 3/4/2026
Time: 1pm-3pm
Location: RS Campus, Room 1003
Registration Fee: $15

Course #: 26/SP NCOTH 126 06

Instructor: Robin Faulkner-Harrison

Course Description:
We will discuss which portions of Social Security are taxable and under what circumstances. We will also review different tools available for tax savings in retirement. Because tax-deferred retirement accounts are taxed upon distribution, we will cover strategies that may help retirees manage these taxes effectively. In addition, we will look at common life events that occur during retirement and how they may impact your tax situation.