Introduction to Crutching, Wigging, and Catch Pen Dynamics

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EQUITY PRICING

The Hopland Research and Extension Center is committed to building an inclusive community. We are trying something new called equity pricing that we hope will serve the community better and allow us to recover the costs of this class.

Registration is $400 per person (includes instruction, materials). If you are unable to pay $400, please use our income guide and sliding scale to adjust your course cost. Minimum payment is $200.

To assist you in determining an appropriate payment amount for your circumstances, 2024 Mendocino County U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development low income indicator data is provided as guidance.

Mendocino County, CA, Household size	1 person	2 person	3 person	4-8 person
LOW INCOME	$50,650	$57,850	$65,100	$72,300-$95,450

The full cost of this class is $400.00. Minimum payment is $200. Please indicate here how much you would be able to pay. ✻

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SCHOLARSHIP
To apply for a scholarship courtesy of Fibershed, please complete the below questions. Scholarship application deadline 9/10/2024 at 5pm PT. A payment of $50 is still required for scholarship participants to ensure commitment.

Please write a short paragraph to express why attending the Introduction to Crutching, Wigging, and Catch Pen Dynamics class will benefit you and why you require a scholarship.

The following 4 questions regard demographic information. The University of California prohibits discrimination or harassment of any person in any of its programs or activities. (Complete nondiscrimination policy statement can be found here). Collecting demographic information is essential to understanding what populations we are serving. This data can help identify demographic trends and gaps. It can inform the further development of a more accessible and inclusive program. The following questions are totally optional and strictly confidential. We appreciate your efforts to complete the following questions.

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Introduction to Crutching, Wigging, and Catch Pen Dynamics - 2024