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June 17, 2012 - June 23, 2012
June 17, 2012 - June 23, 2012
  • 05:30pm - 06:30pm  CATS Training: Audacity Radio Program  ::  Education

    Audacity Radio Program with Tater Todd of New Potato X on KOOT 88.1 FM. Become a CATS/KOOT FM Member Yearly Membership Rates: Television is $50, Radio is $75, Both $110.   

    Contact  For more information, call 575-534-0130

  • 10:30am  WNMU Criminal Justice Club at the Library  ::  Education

    Parents and children will learn about "Ident-a-Kid", that helps in locating and identifying missing children.   

    Contact  538-3672

  • 12:00pm  FREE Public Service Announcement Media Production Classes  ::  Education

    CATS TV offering several PSA Media Production Classes FREE and OPEN to the PUBLIC!You may take the class as many times as you’d like until you feel comfortable doing your own production.   

    Contact  Call CATS at 575-534-0130 for reservations

  • 07:00pm  "Journey of the Universe" Films  ::  Education

    In Eco Cities, Richard Register talks about imaginative ways in which cities are being rebuilt; in Ecological Economics, Richard Norgaard surveys the history of human economies.   

    Contact  590-5561

  • 05:30pm  FREE Public Service Announcement Media Production Classes  ::  Education

    CATS TV offering several PSA Media Production Classes FREE and OPEN to the PUBLIC! Last Free class.You may take the class as many times as you’d like until you feel comfortable doing your own production.   

    Contact  Call CATS at 575-534-0130 for reservations

  • 06:00pm - 08:00pm  Panel on End of Life Issues  ::  Education

    The SW Chapter of ACLU will host an educational meeting and panel discussion on end of life issues.  Erin Marshall, NM Campaign Manager for Compassion and Choices, Dr. Aroop Mangalik, Albuquerque physician, and Peter Falley, President of the SW Chapter ...   

    Contact  388-2004

  • 09:00am  Project Heart Start Training  ::  Education

    Instructors from GRMC, Emergency Medical Services, Southwest Family Medicine, & the Silver City Fire Department will be training people in the new CPR.  This CPR does not require mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.  Training includes recognizing heart attacks in others and oneself, using an ...   

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