Fees

Workshop fees must be sent with the registration form. Most classes offer a regular fee and a reduced fee. Because the costs to run the Craft Enrichment Program have grown, we ask that you adhere to the eligibility requirements for the reduced fee . Please verify your eligibility before selecting the reduced rate. When there is a discounted rate, it applies to current ASU students taking at least one course. At this time, we are not able to offer a discounted rate to ASU Staff or Faculty. Even if you have paid a reduced rate in the past, if you do not qualify for the reduced rate, please pay the regular fee.

PLEASE NOTE: You may cancel up to two weeks before the class begins, with a $30 cancellation fee assessed. No refunds are allowed within two weeks of the start date.

Eligibility

Craft Enrichment participants must be 16 years or older except in classes specifically for children. To qualify for the 10% reduced rate for adult classes, you must be a current ASU student, taking at least one class. Please present your ID at the first class.

To register for classes, select the specific class and click on the icon that looks like the blue arrow below.

If you experience problems completing the registration contact Teri Reddick at 828 262 2530.

Registration begins on these dates, and remains open until the class either begins or fills:

• FALL SESSION: August 1 at noon

• SPRING SESSION: December 1 at noon

• SUMMER SESSION: May 1 at noon

Registration will only be possible after these posted starting dates, even though class dates may be posted earlier. All class information is available on this website.

Upcoming Events

• Craft Enrichment Christmas sale Friday December 7, 2012 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Katherine Harper Hall Lobby.

Location

All workshops, with the exception of Mosaics, Quilting, Spinning, Sewing, and Weaving will be held in Katherine Harper Hall, 397 Rivers Street, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina 28608.

Mosaics is offered in the Turchin Center

Quiting is offered in the Living Learning Center.

Spinning, Sewing, and Weaving meet in Edwin Duncan Hall