LSC-Cyfair • LSC-Kingwood• LSC-Montgomery• LSC-North Harris • LSC-Tomball Academy for Lifelong Learning A learning Community for active adults 50+ S p r i n g 2014 C o u r s e S c h e d u l e LoneSt a r.e d u/ A L L Academy for Lifelong Learning A learning community for active adults 50 + Lone Star College With 78,000 students in credit classes, and a total enrollment of more than 90,000 students, Lone Star College (LSC) is the fastest-growing community college system in the nation and the largest institution of higher education in the Houston area. Recognized for its commitment to student success and credential completion, LSC leads a number of high-profile programs designed to improve student success, including the state-wide Texas Completes project and the College Credit for Heroes, aimed at transforming military experience into college credits for returning veterans. Dr. Richard Carpenter is chancellor of LSCS, which has six colleges including LSCCyFair, LSC-Kingwood, LSC-Montgomery, LSC-North Harris, LSC-Tomball, and LSC-University Park. Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) The Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) is a membership community that enriches the lives of senior adults by providing stimulating classes and seminars, social activities, skills development, and opportunities for personal growth. One of the fastest-growing trends in America is for seniors to move near colleges and universities to take advantage of low-cost artistic and cultural activities. ALL memberships at each LSC campus are available for an affordable annual fee. No prior education is required. No grades are given. No tests or textbooks required. This is learning for the enjoyment of learning. As a member, you can help decide what is offered, volunteer to teach a course, or help arrange day trips. You will also receive advance notice of our many fine arts events and have access to our library and computer labs. ALL member benefits include: • • • • • • Free or low-cost lectures, workshops and seminars; Day trips to local nature and historical sites; Access to select college fitness centers; Advance notice of art shows with artist receptions; Discount pricing on plays, concerts and musicals; 20 percent discount (if age 60 or older) on some community education courses; • Access to college libraries and computer labs; and • Campus photo ID cards. Activities are designed with the busy schedules of seniors in mind. Most classes are one or two hours in length and last one to six weeks. Day trips are local, one-day outings. All information is easy to understand and enjoyable. Instructors are knowledgeable and approachable. Registration is required to attend activities and classes. Social Activities • • • • • • Local day trips Game days Nature walks Plays, musicals, concerts Luncheons Movies Personal Growth • • • • Book clubs Spiritual discussions Political discussions Health and fitness lectures Useful Seminars • • • • • Hobbies and crafts Art appreciation and art; drawing and painting Finance Aging issues History Skills Development you to take courses and to use the services of LSC-CyFair, LSC-Kingwood, LSC-Montgomery, LSC-North Harris, and LSC-Tomball. Participate In addition to attending any number of classes and activities that interest you, making new friends, and committing to a lifetime of learning, ALL members are also able to participate by becoming a volunteer instructor or committee member. Volunteer instructor. What better way to share your enthusiasm and expertise in subjects important to you than becoming an ALL volunteer instructor? You have a lifetime of knowledge to share—whether it’s simple principals of accounting for the average person or the basics of watercolor painting. Becoming a volunteer instructor allows you to teach others about what is near and dear to your heart, all in a safe and fun environment. An ALL staff member can give you more details about becoming a volunteer instructor. Committee member. The ALL program staff members need input from knowledgeable members to help make decisions about course selection, scheduling and marketing. As a • Basic computer • Writing Table of Contents ALL Membership Campus Membership Your annual $20 membership ($35 for LSC-Montgomery) entitles you to register for ALL classes at your local Lone Star College campus. Some classes may require small event, supplies or entrance fees. Global ALL Membership $55 (Through August 31, 2014) Enjoy the membership benefits on five Lone Star College campuses. The non-refundable $55 membership fee entitles LSC-CyFair Classes................................................ 6 LSC-Kingwood Classes......................................... 14 LSC-Montgomery Classes..................................... 28 LSC-North Harris Classes...................................... 40 LSC-Tomball Classes............................................. 48 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 1 volunteer committee member, you’ll be able to do that and more. Your life experience is important and can help ensure the success of the ALL program and promote ALL within the community. Contact an ALL staff member about committee opportunities. ONLINE INSTRUCTIONS Obtain your Username and Password 1. From the Lone Star College web site (LoneStar.edu), select myLoneStar Disclosure ALL seeks to provide courses that are academically interesting and create opportunities for members to broaden their scope and interests. The material presented in the courses is for informational purposes only. None of the courses earn college credit. Participation in ALL does not constitute enrollment at the Lone Star College System (LSCS). LSCS disclaims any liability incurred in connection with the use of information obtained from a course. The views and opinions expressed in ALL courses are strictly those of the instructors. Because the advice or information given by your instructor may not coincide exactly with your own particular situation, we urge you to: 1) consult your broker or financial advisor before acting upon implied or actual recommendations concerning investments; and 2) consult your doctor before following any suggestions pertaining to use of medically-related products or other medical advice. 2. Log-in window opens; click Forgot your Username. LSCS System does not endorse the opinions, services or products offered by the instructors. Important Dates Lone Star College campuses will be closed on: MLK Holiday............................................ January 20 Mid-Semester Break.............................March 10—16 Spring Holiday...................................... April 18—20 3. Get Username window opens. Enter your Student ID# (ALL Member #), Last Name, and Birthdate. Click Submit. 4. A new window opens providing your Username. WRITE IT DOWN! Click Proceed to log in page. 5. Enter your Username on the Log-in page, then click Forgot your password. ALL Refund Policy No refunds are given for annual ALL membership fees. Regarding classes with a fee, members must officially withdraw before class begins to receive a refund for the course fee. Otherwise, no refund will be given. Tax Deductible Donations To The Lone Star College Academies For Lifelong Learning With the help of numerous individuals, businesses and community organizations, the Lone Star College System (LSCS) Foundation provides financial resources to the students, faculty, staff, and academic programs in the System. Tax deductible donations, or grants based on volunteer participation, can be made to the Foundation and designated for each Academy for Lifelong Learning within the System. For additional information, contact your local Academy for Lifelong Learning representative or the LSCS Foundation Executive Director, Darcy Mingoia at 832-813-6636. 6.The Reset Password window opens. Enter your Username, then click Submit. 7. Follow the instructions to reset/obtain your password. WRITE IT DOWN! NOTE: You cannot use any portion of your Username in the password. If you encounter problems, please call the 24-Hour Help Desk 832.813.6600. 8. Return to the Log-in page, enter your password, click the Submit button. On the My Lone Star screen, click Register for CE Classes. 2 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Pay Member Fee NOTE: This process works best on a PC using Internet Explorer Ver. 8 or higher FIRST — gather your information. You will need: • Your ALL member # and a valid credit card • Lone Star College Username & Password: if you don’t know or don’t have this data, see Page 2 for instructions SECOND — follow the below steps. 1. From Internet Explorer, open the Lone Star College web page (LoneStar.edu) 5. Verify you have selected the correct campus and topic, then click Select Class. 2. On the left panel, choose Programs of Study, then Continuing Education. 6. On the next screen, click Add to Shopping Cart. 7. On the two subsequent screens, click Complete Enrollment then Proceed to Checkout. 3. On the Continuing Education window, click Search & Register for Classes in the Quick Links box. 8. On the next page, under Returning Students enter your User ID and Password. Click Sign On button. 4. Enter the appropriate class number for your preferred campus. Click SEARCH. CyFair 13796 North Harris 14039 Montgomery 13846 Tomball 13797 Kingwood 1003 NOTE: If you prefer to join ALL campus-wide ($55 for all locations), please register in person at your local campus ALL office. 9. The Update Registration Data page opens. At bottom of page click Update Registration and Enroll. BE PATIENT!! The “processing…” button at top right of page indicates the system is updating. This may take a few minutes. 10.The Registration Confirmation page opens. Click Continue to Payment. When the !!! WARNING !!! screen appears, click Continue to Touchnet. The Lone Star College payment screen opens and you can pay with your credit card. Congratulations! You have completed the ALL payment process. NOTE: If you receive “Enrollment Failed” message, please contact the Lone Star College HELPDESK at 832.813.6600. Lone Star College HELPDESK is available 24/7 832.813.6600 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 3 Register for Classes NOTE: This process works best on a PC using Internet Explorer Ver. 8 or higher IMPORTANT WARNING During this process, after about 10 minutes of inactivity, the Class Search session will time out and you will see the below window. To continue registering for classes, click the CE Online Registration button. FIRST — gather your information. You will need: • Your ALL member # • Lone Star College Username & Password: if you don’t know or don’t have this data, see Page 2 for instructions 9. Shopping Cart screen displays your classes. To choose another class, click Return to Class Results then click Start A New Search. When you are finished selecting classes, click Proceed to Checkout. • List of Class Numbers from our catalog for the classes you want to take SECOND — follow the below steps to register. 1. From Internet Explorer, open the Lone Star College web page (LoneStar.edu) 2. On the left panel, choose Programs of Study, then Continuing Education 3. On the Continuing Education window, click Search & Register for Classes in the Quick Links box 10.Confirm your classes, then click Complete Enrollment at the bottom of the page. 11. On the next page, under Returning Students enter your User ID and Password. Click Sign On button. 12. The Update Registration Data page opens. At bottom of page click Update Registration and Enroll. BE PATIENT! The “processing…” button at top right of page indicates the system is updating. This may take a few minutes. 13. The Registration Confirmation page opens. Click Continue to Payment. 4. Enter the 4- or 5-digit class number from the ALL Course Schedule. Click Search. 5. If a class is full, you will see the blue button: register on campus. To select another class, click Start New Search. 14.When the !!! WARNING !!! screen appears, click Continue to Touchnet. The Lone Star College payment screen opens. Note the amount owed column shows zero. You can now exit the website and close your browser. 6. On the subsequent two windows, click Go to Shopping Cart then Return to Class Search. 7. Enter another class number and click Search. Verify you have selected the correct class then click select class. 8. When the Classes Selected page opens, click Add to Shopping Cart. 4 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING NOTE: No payment is required of ALL members, but you must complete this step to finish registering. Congratulations! You are now registered for your classes. Lone Star College HELPDESK is available 24/7 832.813.6600 Instructor Recruiting WANTED: Subject matter experts who want to teach! Have you ever wanted to use your job skill or hobby to teach others? We are looking for experience in the following areas: •AutoCAD •Blueprint Reading •Computer Information Specialist •Dental Assisting •Diesel Technology •Electronics •English for Speakers of other Languages (ESOL) •Entrepreneurship •Excel •Foreign Languages •Logistics •Machine Shop Math •Machining •Massage Therapy •Nurse Aide •Oil/Gas •Oracle •Phlebotomy •QuickBooks •SAT Review •Supervision •Web Design •Welding For more information, contact the Lone Star College nearest you. LoneStar.edu/employment fuels what our economy? Introduction to the Petroleum Industry As the energy capital of the world, the Houston region leads the world-wide energy industry. Even if you don’t work directly in the energy industry, it impacts you if you live here. This course teaches the basics of the industry for investors, technicians, or anyone interested in understanding this huge economic force. Students will: • Learn how hydrocarbon deposits are formed, explored and produced • Learn how raw products are converted, delivered and traded worldwide • Experience the drilling industry first-hand on an actual drilling rig Harris County Public Library offers many FREE activities Book Clubs • Historical Fiction Book Club • Books without Borders • I Love a Mystery Book Club • Spanish Book Club • Sports Page Book Club Business Success Seminars: Information-packed seminars designed to help you build your successful business. Common Thread: Knitting, Crocheting and Needlework: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-10 a.m., LRNC 116. Computer Workshops: Sessions on e-mail, word processing, spreadsheets, Internet searching, and more. eBook/eReader Workshops: Get hands-on assistance using the digital catalog and downloading/ transferring eBooks and more to your computer or mobile device. Schedule one-on-one assistance by going to LoneStar.edu/library/15938. eTools Workshops: Discover apps, software and websites for work, home and play. Each week we share our favorite eTools for your smart phone, tablet and computer. Spanish and French Conversation Clubs: Practice your Spanish and French in a relaxed setting. Please call the Lone Star College-CyFair Library at 281.290.3214 or check the library’s website, LoneStar.edu/library/cyfair-adults-services for more information about these and other programs. Don’t miss this opportunity to increase your understanding of this valuable market. For more information, contact Michael Burns at 281.290.2925. SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 5 Academy for Lifelong Learning A learning community for active adults 50 + How to Register y. 2 60 FM 49 LSC-CyFair 90 2 y. Hw Hw 19 West Rd. Spencer Rd. Hwy. 529 W. Little York LSC-Cypress Center I-10 Sam Houston Pkwy. Hwy. 6 Fry Rd. Barker Cypress Clay Rd. LSCFairbanks Center VISIT our Continuing Education Office: LSC-CyFair 9191 Barker Cypress Rd, Cypress, TX 77433 CASA Building, Room 116 M through Thursday, 8 a.m.—6 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.—5 p.m. ATTEND our Open House: Saturday, January 11, 2014 10 a.m.—noon Conference Center, CENT 151 ONLINE following the instructions on pages 2–4. Get Your Student ID Card Contact Us 9191 Barker Cypress Rd, CASA 116 Cypress, TX 77433 LoneStar.edu/cyfair-ALL [email protected] 281.290.3460 6 With your ALL membership, you are eligible for a free photo student ID card. After registering for ALL and paying the membership fee, ask for a Student ID voucher from the Pay Counter (Counter #4) in the CASA building. Then, proceed to the Library’s Circulation Desk and let them know you are there to get your ID. If you already have your ID, please have the semester updated at the Pay Counter. LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING N LSC-CYFAIR SP North Parking 9 LONE STAR COLLEGE-CYFAIR 6 LSC-CyFair Continuing Education offices are in CASA 116. 8 7 Entrance #1 BARKER CYPRESS 3 1 2 4 5 SP South Parking SP South Parking 10 Entrance #2 Entrance #3 WEST ROAD Entrance #4 11 Center for the (ART)(ART) Center for Arts the Arts 5 Instructional Building (CASA) Emergency Service Education Table 10 of Contents Center (ESEC) 22 Technology Center (TECH) Technology Center (TECH) 6 College Center/Food Service/ Art ................................................................................ 8 Bookstore/Fitness Center (CENT) SP Student Parking 33 Learning Commons/College and and Harris County Public Library Learning Commons/College Harris Crafts ............................................................................ 8 (LRNC) County Public Library (LRNC) 7 Health Science Center (HSC) Financial......................................................................... 9 44 Student Services/Admissions/Financial Aid (CASA) Student Services/Admissions/ 8 Science Laboratory Building (HSC) Food, Cooking, Culinary.................................................. 9 5 Instructional (CASA) FinancialBuilding Aid (CASA) 9 Central Plant Fun & Recreation........................................................... 10 6 College Center/Food Service/Bookstore/Fitness Center (CENT) Health & Fitness............................................................. 10 7 Health Science Center (HSC) History.......................................................................... 11 8 Science Laboratory Building (HSC) Law ............................................................................. 11 9 Central Plant Literature, Reading, Writing ........................................... 11 10 Emergency Service EducationCenter (ESEC) Medical ....................................................................... 11 SP Student Parking Parking Tags Required All campuses now require parking tags to park on campus. Please come by the CE office for information on how to get a current tag. Important Contact Numbers Police Emergencies: Non-Emergency Number: Office of Technology Services: Courtesy Transport: 281.290.5911 832.813.6800 866.614.5014 832.813.6800 Music & Theater ........................................................... 11 Nature & Environment ................................................... 12 Political & Community ................................................... 12 Science......................................................................... 12 Spirituality, Religion & Philosophy.................................... 13 Travel & Tours ............................................................... 13 Important Information Regarding Classes with Fees The ALL program offers a few classes that require an additional fee. For these popular classes, there are special registration guidelines. If you want to sign up for a class with a fee, it is important to do this at the Registration Open House. Early enrollment in these classes is not accepted. Since enrollment in these classes is on a first-come, firstserved basis, and the class fee is paid at that time, make it a priority on the day of the Open House to go directly to the sign-up tables when the doors open. ALL membership for the 2013-2014 Membership Year is required to register for classes. SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 7 LSC-CYFAIR Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor MEMBERSHIP CRAFTS ALL New Membership The ALL Membership is an annual membership and runs concurrent with the school year (Sept. 1, 2013 through Aug. 31, 2014). We prefer that you pay your membership with a check (easier to verify spelling of names and address). You may also pay by credit card by completing the section at the bottom of the Registration Form. Please print carefully so you get proper credit. Cash is acceptable. The membership number for the Spring Semester 2014 is 13796. If you did not pay membership dues for the fall 2013 semester, you will need to pay the $20 membership at this time. If you did pay membership dues in the fall you will receive an updated spring 2014 sticker for your ID Card. 13796 ALL Membership Spring 2014 Tabletop Display Book Join this class as Linda Rodriguez shows us how to turn an “old book” into a lovely decorative display book for photos and cards. This is a unique project that will have your friends asking “how did you do that”. Class will be limited to 20 participants and have a Class Fee of $5. 14476 M 1/27 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Rodriguez ART Art Collecting / Art Appreciation Art Elder, a docent at Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts and author of “The Art of Collecting - A Concise Guide for Collectors” will be with us to explain the tenets of collecting. Similar guidelines apply whether you are collecting cut glass or teddy bears….or paperweights as he collects. If you are a collector, don’t miss this class. 14467 M 1/13 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Elder Information for ALL Members ALL Classroom Our classes will be held in HSC 106 unless otherwise noted in the schedule or ALL The News blog, allcyfair.blogspot.com. Get Class Details and Updates For the latest information on our upcoming classes schedule changes, room changes, cancellations, or additions, please visit our ALL The News Blog often. Please bookmark this web page in your favorite browser, allcyfair.blogspot.com. Check the blog before any trip to campus for the latest class updates. Bus Trip Information Sign up for bus trips at our Open Houses or on other dates as announced to our membership in the ALL The News Blog. Buses are generously provided by Harris County at no cost to our members. Trips are limited to 39 passengers (including docents/hosts). ALL membership is required. For detailed information or announcements, please visit our ALL The News Blog, allcyfair.blogspot.com. Meet You There Join us for monthly off-campus gatherings to visit various sites of interest, have lunch, and socialize with members of our ALL community. These gatherings will be announced in our For ALL to Read email. LIFE Workshops Learning, Inspiration, Fellowship, and Enrichment. Each Wednesday from 10-11a.m. in Library 131, LIFE will present an interesting program on a variety of subjects; from history, astronomy to cookie decorating. Go to LoneStar.edu/Library/14656 for the latest schedule. Think Factory The Think Factory is a series sponsored by the LSC-CyFair Philosophy Department that brings faculty, students and members of the community together to discuss a wide range of ideas that have philosophical resonance. Meetings are typically held from 4-6 p.m. on a set day during the last week of the month in CASA 110. Check the ALL the News Blog, allcyfair.blogspot.com, for the schedule as it becomes available. 8 LONE STAR COLLEGE-CYFAIR ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Valentine’s Day Cards If you can’t find the perfect card for your loved one, then you should make it yourself. By making Valentine’s Day cards for your spouse, child, grandchild, etc. you can personalize it and create special memories. Bobbie Leas will show us how to make memorable Valentine’s Day Cards. She will provide the supplies and you provide the sentiment. Come have fun creating these special cards. Class fee is $8 with a maximum of 20 students. 15208 W 1/29 1:30-3 p.m. HSC 106 Leas Clothespin Cross Gene Chism’s class on making a cross from wooden clothespins is back by popular demand. He will show you how to assemble the cross and then you will finish it for display. These make wonderful gifts for family and friends. Class fee of $9 and limited to 15 participants. Three class sessions: Thursday afternoons January 30, February 6 & 13. 14600 Th 1/30-2/13 1:30-3:30 p.m. HSC 106 Chism Make a Clock The Make A Clock class returns this semester. As before, Gene Chism will have the base pre-cut and ready for you to decorate to your liking. You can paint it, decoupage it, paper it or whatever you prefer. After decorating, Gene will assist you in assembling the clock. The class fee of $22 will cover the clock works, the numerals, and the wooden face. Class limited to 15 participants. Three class sessions: February 27, March 6 and March 20. 14603 Th 2/27-3/20 1:30-3:30 p.m. HSC 106 Chism Spring Wreath Crafter Linda Rodriguez will show us how to make a beautiful Spring Wreath using the popular Poly Mesh. Her classroom instructions will show us how to attach the mesh to the frame in order to make a large full wreath. After class, participants will be able to go shopping at the local craft stores for embellishments which can be added to personalize it for their own home. Limited to 20 participants. Class Fee of $17 will cover the basic frame and a roll of the Poly Mesh. 14494 M 3/3 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Rodriguez String Easter Eggs Do you remember making string eggs? Join Anne McErlean in this old world craft from our childhoods. Using crochet thread, liquid starch and balloons, participants will learn how to make three string eggs for your holiday decor. Class limited to 15 and has a Class Fee of $5. 14539 Th 3/6 10 a.m.-noon HSC 106 McErlean Amazing Folding Photo Album Mary Ellen Walsh will show us how to create a photo album that is 3 feet long but folds into a 6”x 6” square. The album; made with colorful paper, cardboard and ribbon; will make a great gift or a keepsake for your own photos. $3 Class Fee payable when you attend the class. 14549 W 4/2 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Walsh Easter Cards Easter Cards can be made with either a “fun” message or a “religious” message. Bobbie Leas will show us how to make memorable Easter Cards that are sure to bring a smile to the recipient’s face. She will LoneStar.edu/Cyfair-ALL Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor New Ideas for Easter Baskets Aside from traditional Easter baskets, other containers, bags, and trays may be used to share your Easter goodies. Come and learn from Frances Mendez how to create a unique gift basket. Containers and decorative items will be provided (does not include the candy). Class fee of $10 with a limit of 20 participants. 14571 M 4/14 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Mendez Kusudama Flowers Have you often marveled at Japanese origami designs? Linda Rodriguez will show us how to take a square piece of paper and turn it into a beautiful Kusudama flower. Kusudama flowers are lovely on their own.....but if you combine 12 of them you can form a Kusudama Flower Ball. The best thing is that all you need is some pretty paper and time, basic colored paper will be provided. You may find that making them is so much fun that you will want to continue making flowers on your on with specialty papers from the craft store. 14595 M 5/1 1:30-3 p.m. HSC 106 Rodriguez Patriotic Firecracker Blocks You’ll get a bang out of this class. Anne McErlean will show us how to make wooden Patriotic Firecracker Blocks that will make a great decoration for your July 4th celebration. Class limited to 15 participants and has a class fee of $5. 14597 T 5/6 10-noon HSC 106 McErlean FINANCIAL Complete Financial Planning Workshop Tim Hudson, Certified Financial Planner of SilverStar Financial, Inc. will conduct this workshop designed to help you take charge of your finances and pursue a comfortable future. Topics include: making cash work harder, selecting appropriate investment vehicles, longterm effects of taxes and inflation, how to put a price tag on your retirement, and learning the ABC’s of estate conservation. 14473 Th 1/23 1:30-3:30 p.m. HSC 106 Hudson Investment Strategies for Today This educational workshop covers a wide variety of important topics to help you make informed decisions regarding your savings and investments, and your financial future. Tim Hudson, Certified Financial Planner of SilverStar Financial, Inc. covers such topics as Principals of Investing, Investor Behavior, Risk and Volatility, Diversification and Performance, Dividend Investing, Investing for Retirement, Retirement Income, and Taxes. 14481 T 2/4 10-noon HSC 106 Hudson Debt Ceiling and the Consequences of Not Raising It What is the debt ceiling and what implications does it have for the macro economy. What are the consequences of raising the debt ceiling and what are the consequences of not raising the debt ceiling. Rick Pretzsch, Professor of Economics will discuss interesting topic. 15170 T 2/11 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Pretzsch Roth IRA Conversions Roth IRAs have become popular retirement savings vehicles because, if certain conditions are satisfied, distributions from Roth IRAs are completely free from federal income taxes. In this seminar on Roth IRA Conversions, you’ll learn: the difference between Roth IRAs and traditional IRAs, the conditions that make Roth IRA distributions free from federal income tax, and ways to convert a traditional IRA and/ or employer retirement plan to a Roth IRA. Free workbook containing key information, worksheets, and questions to help you remember EMAIL: [email protected] Day Date Time Location Instructor important points. Presented by Tim Hudson, Certified Financial Planner™ of SilverStar Financial, Inc. 14543 Th 3/20 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Hudson Retirement Investment Strategies Great workshop to learn about investing for potential growth, income, and stability, managing taxes and inflation, allocating assets to match your investment profile and goals, and common pitfalls faced by today’s retirees. Free workbook. Presented by Tim Hudson, Certified Financial Planner of SilverStar Financial, Inc. 14575 T 4/22 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Hudson US and Global Economics Fifty years ago, each country basically maintained its own economy. But we now live in a global economy. Come learn from Jack Ewing who has taught economics at University of Houston, Houston Community College, and Lone Star College. In this class he will give us insight into the US’s position within the global economy and how countries of the world are interrelated economically. 14593 T 4/29 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Ewing Risk Management Mike Jepson with Raymond James & Associates will share some ideas on risk management. His philosophy in investing is that risk cannot be avoided, but it can, to a degree, be controlled if you adopt various intelligent risk reduction strategies. Mike will discuss factors of intelligent portfolio design and management. 15175 W 5/7 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Jepson FOOD, COOKING, CULINARY Tours of Sprouts Farmers Market Besides selling groceries, Sprouts offers free cutting-edge health and wellness events both in-store and online that can help us in our journey to a healthy lifestyle. Frank Smith, Manager of the new Sprouts store on Hwy 6 and FM529, will be offering two tours of the store and will explain what workshops and health clinics are available in the store. Join the ALL group for one of the following tour times. Thursday, January 16th, 10 a.m. or Tuesday, March 18th, 10 a.m. meet at the Sprouts store. 15176 Th/T 1/16 & 3/18 10-11:30 a.m. Sprouts Store Smith Quick and Healthy Garden Minestrone Soup Bob and Connie Pepples will demonstrate one of their favorite soups - Quick & Healthy Garden Minestrone. They have made this soup at least 20 times…tweaking to their liking. Join us for this fun cooking demonstration…and, of course, there will be samples. $3 contribution requested at the door. 14479 M 2/3 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 105 Pepples Italian Sausage and Bean Soup Everyone loves a good soup. Lou Master will be sharing another one of his recipes as well as providing samples for your enjoyment. This delicious soup includes Italian Sausage, beans and kale. Try it and it will become one of your family favorites. Easy to make and nutritious. $3 contribution requested at the class. 14544 M 3/24 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 105 Master An Introduction to Craft Beer Brian Cox, the Wine and Beer Manager at HEB Fairfield, will tell us about the craft beer industry, its growth, and about types of beer in general. We will also have the pleasure of tasting a few. We will meet at the HEB Fairfield’s community room for this class. The store address is 28550 Hwy 290, exit Mason Road. 14551 Th 4/3 1:30- 3 p.m. HEB Fairfield Cox PHONE: 281.290.3460SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 9 LSC-CYFAIR provide card stock, ink, stamps, etc. so you can spend your time creating your cards. Come join the fun and let your imagination flow. Class fee is $8. Maximum of 20 students. 15209 W 4/9 1:30-3 p.m. HSC 106 Leas Reg. # LSC-CYFAIR Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Granola Healthy eating and homemade…what a combination. Granola is great for breakfast or as a snack. Come and learn how Anne McErlean makes granola just the way you like it. She will also show us how to turn the loose granola into granola bars. $3 contribution at class is requested. 14553 M 4/7 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 105 McErlean It’s About Wine Please join us at HEB’s Fairfield store for an enjoyable class about wine. Brian Cox, the Wine and Beer Manager at HEB Fairfield, will share information on wine and answer our questions. Of course, there will be some tasting. We will meet in the HEB Fairfield’s community room for this class. The store address is 28550 Hwy 290, exit Mason Road. 14572 Th 4/17 1:30- 3 p.m. HEB Fairfield Cox Indian Cooking Demonstration Join us this morning as Shaheen Ansari shows us one of her family’s favorite dishes. Traditional South-Asian Indian food is very flavorful cuisine with complex flavors. The typical spices include cumin, coriander, ginger, garlic, turmeric and red chili to name a few! And these spices have health benefits too! She will prepare chicken curry and a vegetarian/lentil dish and demonstrate some short cuts! Come to class and get a taste of something exotic! $3 contribution requested at the door. 14573 M 4/21 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 105 Ansari Cooking for Two Now that you bought that large package of chicken on sale….what do you do with it? Anne McErlean will share some of her recipes that will help those who are “cooking for 2…or even 1”. Learn how to cook for tonight and then freeze for future dinners. $3 contribution requested at the time of class. 14592 M 4/28 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 105 McErlean FUN & RECREATION Dominos & Rummikub Join this ongoing game group. Choose from either Texas 42 Dominos or Rummikub. Players will meet on Thursday afternoons in the Student Center cafeteria from 2-4 p.m.. Group leader for dominos is Melanie Pratho. Group leaders for Rummikub are Fred Teoh and Mary Hosking. 14598 Th 1/16 – 5/8 2-4 p.m. Cafeteria Pratho & Teoh & Hosking Mah Jongg Players The Mah Jongg Players group will continue to play the game at 1:30-3:30 in the Student center cafeteria on Friday afternoons. For experienced players. Group leader is Judy Dankers. 14599 F 1/17 – 5/9 1:30-3:30 p.m. Cafeteria Dankers HEALTH & FITNESS Maintaining a Healthy Lifestyle Catherine Hollis - Community Relations at the Langham Creek YMCA will discuss the benefits of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Her presentation will cover all aspects of healthy living including nutrition, fitness and activities. It will encourage long term commitment and participation. 14466 M 1/13 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Hollis T-Tapp Improve strength, circulation and lymphatic health while you increase energy and decrease inflammation, regardless of age or fitness level. No weights, no equipment, no impact and no need to increase sets 10 Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor or repetitions... this progressive workout delivers MORE results in LESS time and will continue to challenge you as you get stronger and more flexible. 14491 Th 2/27 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Tucker How to Start a Safe Exercise Program It’s not enough for us to know that we should be exercising to tone our bodies and improve our health. It seems we need specific strategies to help us start an exercise program - and to keep it going. In this class Tim Sebesta, Professor of Kinesiology will show us how to properly get started on a successful exercise program that can improve our lives. 14495 T 3/4 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Sebesta The Core is Key Lisa Brashier, LSC-CyFair Professor of Kinesiology, will share with our group the importance of core strength in our everyday lives. She will show us various exercises and tips on how to improve our core strength as well as our balance. Lisa will also demonstrate modifications to these exercises for those of us that need them. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes to the class. 14542 M 3/17 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Brashier Let’s Go For a Walk Ah, spring is in the air so it is time to go walking. Join Lisa Brashier, LSC-CyFair Professor of Kinesiology, as she leads us in a walking class. Lisa will show us how to warm up and cool down and off we go. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes to the class. Meet in HSC and be prepared to go walking. 14547 M 3/31 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Brashier Integrating Yoga and Psychotherapy With Dharma Goy, Psychotherapist with Interface-Samaritan Counseling Centers, we will explore the benefits of a more holistic approach to psychotherapy. A progressive and fresh look at integrating the mind (psychotherapy), body (yoga), and spirit (beliefs/faith) will be introduced in this class. 15165 T 4/15 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Goy Alzheimer’s Association Your brain helps you do almost everything – think, feel, remember, work, play and the list goes on. So how should you take care of it? Learn about the importance of nutritional health, physical activity, mental stimulation and social wellness in brain health. This program will be presented by Ann Marie McDonald with the Alzheimer’s Association. 15401 T 4/15 1:30-3 p.m. HSC 106 McDonald The Cure is - DVD The Cure Is….DVD viewing with discussion led by Denese Schmelzkopf. Through real life stories, leading scientists, doctors and evolutionary leaders create a journey of self-discovery. You will have the opportunity to look at your own health in a new and more practical way. Disease and illness will be radically re-defined. If you have had enough of trying to deal with poor health after it has established itself, this class will show you that there is a different way. 14574 M & Th 4/21 & 4/24 1:30-3:30 p.m. HSC 106 Schmelzkopf Personal Energy Body Care Mary Norris, Founder and Director of the Norri Institute of Healing, will share her research on energy body release. She will cover such things as Energy Body Exercises, Energy Body Nutrition, and Etheric Hygiene. Come learn about the benefits of her Biofield therapy techniques that she says have great benefits for arthritis. 15174 T 5/6 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Norris LONE STAR COLLEGE-CYFAIR ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/Cyfair-ALL Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor HISTORY Walk Down Memory Lane – Classic Cars Joe Incognito will discuss what a Classic Car is by today’s standards. He will also discuss Concept Cars that were produced during the Golden Years of Classic Cars: 1950-1979. Classmates are welcomed to bring pictures/stories about their treasured classic car. If you love Classic Cars, this is the class to attend. 14475 M 1/27 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Incognito 100 Years Ago – World War I World War I; What happened 100 years ago? And why does it matter today? 2014 is the 100th Anniversary of World War I. The Importance of the “War to End All Wars,” is frequently overlooked. The class will discuss the origins of WWI and the impact of the war on the future of both the United States and world. 15168 T 2/4 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Kelly Genealogy Are you a native Texan? Do you have family that used to live in this southern Texas area? Would you like to know more of the history of your family even if they are not from Texas? Jim Sigmund of the Cypress Historical Society will share some ways to get started researching your family history and discuss some available resources. His research tips will be of help even is your family did not live in this area. 15169 M 2/10 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Sigmund History of the Panama Canal A rich history of the people and events involved in the building of the Panama Canal is presented by Dr. Ruben Howard, Professor of Logistics at Lone Star College CyFair. It will include: scandals, politics, creation of a new Central American republic, pictures of present-day Panama and much more. 14488 M 2/24 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Howard War Comes to Texas History Professors, Sandra Harvey and James Seymour will discuss the impact of World War I and World War II on Texas. Specific emphasis will be on economic changes and the influence of the wars on the social/cultural nature of Texas. 14490 T 2/25 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106Harvey/Seymour Slavery and Freedom in Georgia Dr. Blake Ellis was awarded a fellowship to attend a National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute in Savannah, Georgia this past summer. He spent two weeks in Georgia participating in a conference titled, “African American History and Culture in the Georgia Low country”. He will share with us what he learned about how slavery, race and the South shaped patterns in US history. 14493 M 3/3 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Ellis Historical Texas Railroads Bill Willits, a member of the Gulf Coast Chapter – National Railway Historical Society, Inc. (formerly Houston Railroad Museum including its railroad equipment collection), will tell us about the history of some early railroads in Texas with emphasis on the Galveston & Red River Railroad and its successors that have run been running through Cypress since 1856. 15171 W 3/19 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Willits The Music Life in China’s Revolution Time Music Professor Alex Qian will give us insight into to the music life of China during the years of 1965-1975….the period of time now EMAIL: [email protected] Day Date Time Location Instructor called The Cultural Revolution. We will learn about the government’s attempt to control music and other cultural elements and how this personally affected his family. 15173 M 3/31 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Qian How Has “Never Again” Become “Ever Again”? Join us as we learn about genocide since the Holocaust – from the UN definition to events in Cambodia, Bosnia and Rwanda. Two speakers from the Holocaust Museum Houston, Mary Lee Webeck, PhD, Director of Education, and Cynthia Capers, Associate Director of Education, will be our presenters. We’ll also discuss current genocidal atrocities and what each of us can do to stop genocide. 14576 T 4/22 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Webeck/Capers LAW Elder Law – Probate 101 Attorney Susan L. Bulgawicz will give us an introduction to the Texas probate process, roll of the executor and administrator, role of the probate attorney, and how to avoid pitfalls. This is excellent information for those who may be called upon to be an Executor and for those who want to prepare family members for the process. 14485 Th 4/10 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Bulgawicz LITERATURE, READING, WRITING Your Story is Important Mary Anne McMahon-Brslik recently published a book, The Motor City and Me: Our Story. She will speak about the significance of a memoir and the process of researching, writing and publishing your story. 14472 W 1/22 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Brslik Using Interpersonal Communication Effectively In this class, Speech Professor Patrick Barton will be discussing ways in which we can use foundations of interpersonal communication to work through conflicts and work towards learning how to get along better with the people in our lives, from customer service folks to our spouses and children, and all points in between. 14492 F 2/28 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Barton MEDICAL Medicare – Making the Right Choice You can understand the basics about Medicare! This course presents information in a simple and clear format. Explained are the four parts of Medicare including original Medicare, Medigap, Medicare Advantage plans, and Prescription Drug plans. The changes to Medicare for 2013/2014 are discussed. 14468 T 1/14 10-noon HSC 106 Mims East meets West – Traditional Chinese Medicine What is Traditional Chinese Medicine (T.C.M)? How can the T.C.M. (Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine) help you in your daily life and your health care? Come to this class and learn from Wei-Ping Kuo L.AC with Harmony Medical Acupuncture & Herbal Clinic. 14470 Th 1/16 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Kuo MUSIC & THEATER What is Hip Hop Theater The Hip Hop Theater Festival began in the year 2000 as a way to expose the world to this new art form and to bring those who create and appreciate Hip-Hop to one common ground. Its artists and thinkers have become Gen-H torchbearers. Hip-Hop theater emerges organically and inevitably from text-driven hip-hop music, and from the prolific language, style and sound unique to the Hip-Hop culture. PHONE: 281.290.3460SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 11 LSC-CYFAIR Japanese American Family after WWII Come hear how World War II affected four generations of a Japanese American Family following their interment during WWII up to the present day. Marion Takehara reflects on her personal experiences. 15166 F 1/24 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Takehara Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor LSC-CYFAIR This newly discovered art form is a merger of two separate art forms, Hip-Hop and theatre, to form one combined genre its culture. 14474 F 1/24 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Wax Music in the Arts - Interconnections Adam Clay with Houston New Arts Movement, will lead a discussion on HNAM’s mission of integration of the arts, including performances and discussion. Visual art will be on display, and a question and answer session will be held to involve audiences. 15211 T 1/28 1:30- 3 p.m. Arts Bldg–Recital HallClay Music with Wolfskill Music Professor John Wolfskill will give us a preview of the upcoming Spring music programs. We may even be able to visit with student musicians as they prepare for a performance. This class will be held in ART room 104 (go past the room labeled Recital Hall 102, through the double doors to find this music rehearsal room). Won’t it be nice to get an “insider” view of the music program? 14546 Th 3/27 1:30- 3 p.m. ART 104 Wolfskill NATURE & ENVIRONMENT Texas – The State of Springs In this class, Cheryl LeJune, ALL member, will lead the discussion following a Texas Parks and Wildlife video, Texas the State of Springs. We will examine the issues behind the alarming decline of Texas’ natural springs and what steps can be taken to save these vital resources. 14471 F 1/17 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 LeJune Katy Prairie Conservancy The Katy Prairie Conservancy is a nonprofit land trust dedicated to preserving an ecologically vital tallgrass prairie and surrounding wetlands area on Houston’s far west side for the enjoyment and benefit of all. Come hear Jaime Gonzalez, Conservation Education Director, tell us about the work of KPC and how you and your family may participate. For more information, visit www.katyprairie.org. 14486 W 2/19 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Gonzalez Geocaching – Let’s Go on a Treasure Hunt Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that location. After an introduction by Cheryl LeJune and Tim Sebesta, Department Chair Exercise Science, the class will take a walk around campus using the GPS receivers to look for hidden treasures. Please make sure you wear comfortable shoes. If you have a handheld GPS receiver, please bring it. A few receivers will be available to class members. 14552 F 4/4 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 LeJune/Sebesta Bird Watching: Spring Migration at LSC-Cyfair Come join Jeffrey Mohamed and Tim Sebesta, both of LSC-CyFair, identify various bird species on the LSC-Cyfair campus either coming through as a part of annual spring migration or some of our permanent residents. Please wear comfortable shoes as we might walk around campus to the outdoor learning area and the front lakes for bird watching. 14596 M 5/5 9-10:30 a.m. HSC 106 Sebesta/Mohamed Reg. # 12 Date Time Location Instructor Civility in Government – Every Citizens Responsibility This class will examine the importance of civility in the governing process. Using the book Reclaiming Civility in the Public Square - 10 Rules That Work, we will explore the skills that help make civility possible even in the midst of substantive differences of opinion. Presenters will be Cassandra Dahnke and Tomas Spath from The Institute for Civility in Government. 14477 T 1/28 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Dahnke/Spatt Learn About the Texas Rangers The Texas Ranger Division is a major division within the Texas Department of Public Safety with lead criminal investigative responsibility for the following: major incident crime investigations, unsolved crime/serial crime investigations, public corruption investigations, officer involved shooting investigations, and border security operations. 15167 F 1/31 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Owels The Weatherman Cometh Do you know that February 5th is National Weatherman’s Day? On the following day, Feb 6th, we are honored to have KPRC TV morning meteorologist, Anthony Yanez, here to give us an up close and personal presentation on all things related to weather from drought to hurricanes. 14482 Th 2/6 10-11 a.m. HSC 106 Yanez Senior Living Options Today Whether your search for senior housing is prompted by a serious medical condition or the desire for a lifestyle change, finding the right place to live can be challenging for both you and your family. However, the earlier you assess your current needs and how those needs may evolve over time, the more choices and control you’ll have. Suzanne Davis, President of Texas Senior Solutions, will guide you through the process. Sue will also walk you through the maze of selecting services and locating resources for seniors. 14489 T 2/25 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Davis Old Grant Wilson had a Farm Food activist and farmer as well as former lobbyist, Grant Wilson of Gramen Farms near Tomball, shares his thoughts and experiences about the condition and quality of our food supply and political and other processes that brought us to where we are today. 15212 W 3/5 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Wilson Knots, Bends and Hitches We all need to have a sailor’s knowledge of knots. Most everyone knows how to tie the square knot and the slip knot….but there are many more useful knots, hitches, and bends that would help us tie up our loose ends. Come to this class and watch Alex Barocio demonstrate many different knots. He will also explain where they came from and what particular uses they have. 14541 M 3/17 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Barocio International Poverty Political Science Professor Milosz Kucharski will give us insight into what causes international poverty….why do we still have “third world countries”? He will cover such issues as hunger, malnutrition and the spread of economic prosperity. Finally, he will try to answer the question of why some countries fail to thrive. 14570 Th 4/10 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Kucharski POLITICAL & COMMUNITY Leadership Andrew Lawrence, a retired Navy Captain, will discuss his leadership experiences (mostly through anecdotal references) during a 29 plus year military career. Whether or not you were ever in military service, you will enjoy this presentation. 14469 W 1/15 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Lawrence Day SCIENCE Biotechnology Daniel Kainer, Director of the Biotechnology Institute of LSC Montgomery, will be with us to discuss several new technologies. He will address questions related to biofuels using algae, life on other LONE STAR COLLEGE-CYFAIR ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/Cyfair-ALL Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor planets, and other advances in the biotechnical field. Don’t miss this class….it will open your mind to new things. 15172 W 3/26 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Kainer Islam and Democracy Is Islam compatible with the principles of Democracy? Sophia Mrouri, Professor of Political Science at LSC-Fairbanks, will offer an examination of this question through the lens of history and current events. There will be two classes on this subject: Tuesday, February 11th and Tuesday, April 1st, both at 10 a.m. 15177 T 2/11- 4/1 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Mrouri Sociological Theories of Deviance Grady Watts, Instructor in the Humanities Department at LSCUniversity Park, will lead the discussion on “Sociological Theories of Deviance v. Philosophical Bad Moral Luck”. We’ve all heard the term “social deviant” but that brings us to ask the question - is deviance a learned behavior or do social mechanisms prevent most of us from displaying deviant behavior? 14550 Th 4/3 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Watts TRAVEL & TOURS Fun in Italy Take a short tour of Italy with Richard as he visited some old and new places. See some of the historic churches in Rome. Relive Pompeii. Visit colorful Siena, ride a funicular to Orvieto, socialize on the piazzas of Florence. Try to hold up the leaning tower in Pisa. Rest in Assisi. 14478 Th 1/30 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Gillespie North to Alaska In this class, we will discuss the various ways to travel to Alaska; fly, drive, or cruise. David Sparks, ALL member, will then share why he and his wife chose to travel to Alaska in an RV. He will show us the sights and activities they encountered along their fascinating trip north. 14480 M 2/3 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Sparks Around Ireland in 18 Days Join Richard Gillespie and Maureen Cummings as they recall their fast tour around the green island. Visit Belfast, Derry, Galway, Killarney, Cork and Dublin. See the “Quiet Man” Bridge. See scenes of the North Atlantic from the most northern point in Ireland. Learn how to make Irish coffee. There will be a small discussion on the history and demographics of Ireland. 14483 Th 2/13 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Gillespie/Cummings So You Want to Buy an RV David Sparks, ALL member, will lead us through a discussion on what’s involved in buying an RV. What are the types of RVs, should you buy new or used, what kind of trips will you take, with whom, etc? David will give answers for these questions and more as well as tips and tricks he’s learned over the years of owning an RV. We plan to have RV(s) for viewing. 14484 M 2/17 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 Sparks A Tour of Texas State Parks Cheryl LeJune, ALL member and Texas Parks and Wildlife volunteer instructor, will take us on a tour of the great state parks throughout Texas. She will share information on the different regions of the state and the opportunities available for visitors to the various parks. 14487 M 2/24 10-11:30 a.m. HSC 106 LeJune EMAIL: [email protected] Day Date Time Location Instructor My Travels in Ethiopia Harris County CyFair librarian and world traveler, Elise Sheppard, will talk about her recent trip to Ethiopia. Taking the opportunity to stay with her friend, the Israeli Ambassador to Ethiopia, she traveled around the country to see the sites. Elise will share her thoughts and experiences about the culture and people she met during her trip. 14540 F 3/7 10-11:30 p.m. HSC 106 Sheppard Traveling With Grandkids Mabeth Coleman will share her intergenerational Road Scholar Canadian experience with her grandson as well as other multigenerational experiences including Washington DC, Thailand and Peru. The program is about adventures and making memories with your grandchildren. 14545 F 3/25 10-11:30 p.m. HSC 106 Coleman London and the English Countryside Join Linda and Skip Brinz as they share their pictures and stories about the sights in London and the English Countryside. See pictures of Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, The Tower of London, and Buckingham Palace and enjoy the English countryside with stops at Stonehenge, Leeds Castle, The White Cliffs of Dover and Canterbury Cathedral. 14548 T 4/1 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Brinz Pacific Northwest Road trip ALL member Lou Master and his wife took a two week road trip in the Pacific Northwest in July 2012. They traveled from Seattle to San Francisco. Along the way they saw sites of the region, including Pikes Place Market, the Hoh Rain Forest, Mt Rainer, Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area & Mt Hood, The Oregon coast, Crater Lake National Park, Redwood National Park, Napa as well as the sights of San Francisco. Come and enjoy the beautiful pictures that capture this trip. 14569 M 4/7 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Master All About Cruising New to cruising? How do you pick the cruise line that best fits your travel style? Big ship, small ship, river cruise? We’ll take a look at the different cruise lines and itineraries and discuss what they have to offer. We’ll peek at the new cruise ships with the latest innovations. Cindy Coté with Cruise Planners will be here to answer your questions. 14577 W 4/23 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Cote New Zealand – Down Under and to the Left Thinking of traveling “down under”…..well don’t forget about New Zealand. Many people feel that New Zealand is more beautiful than its neighboring island. New Zealand has it all - fiords, towering waterfalls, white sand beaches, emerald lakes and other moviemaking landscapes. Dina Calver, a native of New Zealand, will share highlights of her beloved country and culture. 14594 W 4/30 1:30- 3 p.m. HSC 106 Calver Thank You, ALL Volunteers LSC-CyFair extends a thank you to all of the volunteers who help make the ALL program and the college such a success. Without the many volunteers helping with committees, instructing classes, and organizing activities, the ALL program would not exist. We appreciate our many community members who help decide class selection and find our speakers. They share their knowledge and enthusiasm about their areas of interest that helps us offer more classes with a greater variety. We want to also acknowledge the great benefits ALL brings to the campus; from helping with student registration, to working the annual CyFest, to being a visible presence to the student on campus proving that learning never goes out of style. PHONE: 281.290.3460SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 13 LSC-CYFAIR SPIRITUALITY, RELIGION & PHILOSOPHY Reg. # Academy for Lifelong Learning A learning community for active adults 50 + FM 13 How to Register 14 LSC-EMCID Center sR rter So d. Northpark Dr. LSC-Kingwood d Dr. Kingwoo US H w w ke Pk .La n W ousto H . n Rd lella y. 59 McC y. FM 1960 Will Clayton Pkwy. LSC-Atascocita Center Lake Shore Landing Contact Us LSC-KINGWOOD 20000 Kingwood Drive Kingwood, TX 77339-3801 1.800.883.7939 281.312.1600 LSC-ATASCOCITA CENTER 15903 West Lake Houston Pky, Atascocita, TX 77044 832.775.0800 LSC-EMCID CENTER 21575 Highway 59 N New Caney, TX 77357 281.312.1750 14 VISIT our Continuing Education Office/ALL Offices East Montgomery County Improvement District (EMCID) Center Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. -- 5 p.m. or call 281.312.1750 LSC-Kingwood, Room CLA107 at 20000 Kingwood Drive, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. or call 281.312.1660 LSC-Atascoctia Center, Student Services Office, Room 103 Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. or call 832.775.0842 ATTEND one of the Open Houses listed on page 18 ONLINE following the instructions on pages 2–4. MAIL Lone Star College-Kingwood 21575 Hwy 59N New Caney, TX 77357 EMAIL [email protected] LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING ROY STO N T 1 SP-F SP-E 3 SP-G 9 LSC-KINGWOOD 6 DR IVE 5 US HWY 59 KINGWOOD 8 7 4 ROAD PL A CE SP-C SORTERS-McCLELLAN ROAD B 10 2 SP-D N SP-A SP-B DRIVE OOD W G KIN Table of Contents 1 Fitness Center (FTC) 2 Classroom Building B (CLB) 3 Performing Arts Center (PAC) 4 Classroom Building A (CLA) 5 Library (LIB) 6 Administration Building (ADM) 7 Health Science Building (HSB) 8 Music Building (MUS) 9 Student Conference Center (SCC) 10Cottages T Tennis Courts B Baseball Field SP Student Parking Parking Tags Required Go to the Kingwood Police Office in Room 142 of the SCC Building on Monday, Wednesday or Friday between 9:00AM and 3:30PM. Pick up the phone by the door if it is locked and tell dispatch you are there and need a parking pass. Important Contact Numbers Police Emergencies: Non-Emergency Number: Office of Technology Services: 281.290.5911 832.813.6800 866.614.5014 Arts & Crafts................................................................. 16 Computer World........................................................... 16 Discussions ................................................................... 17 Documentaries............................................................... 18 Games......................................................................... 18 Gardening.................................................................... 19 Genealogy................................................................... 19 Health, Fitness & Nutrition.............................................. 19 History – Americana...................................................... 20 History – Art.................................................................. 21 History – Math.............................................................. 21 History – Music.............................................................. 21 History – Texas.............................................................. 21 History – World............................................................. 22 Home........................................................................... 22 Legal............................................................................ 22 Medical........................................................................ 22 Miscellaneous............................................................... 23 Movies......................................................................... 24 Music........................................................................... 24 Nature & The Environment.............................................. 24 Photography.................................................................. 24 Reading & Writing......................................................... 25 Safety........................................................................... 25 Science......................................................................... 26 Travel........................................................................... 26 Trips & Tours................................................................. 26 ALL membership for the 2013-2014 Membership Year is required to register for classes. SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 15 Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor MEMBERSHIP Academy for Lifelong Learning: For those registering in the LSCKingwood ALL Program for the academic year Sept. 1, 2013–Aug. 31, 2014, please include this registration number on your Spring 2014 Registration Form. Annual membership is $20. 1003 ALL Membership 9/1/13-8/31/14 LSC-KINGWOOD ARTS & CRAFTS Beading Join Vicki Almstedt and bead with the Lone Star College-Kingwood Beaders. Make elegant but simple jewelry that will be a treasure to gift or to keep. You do not need to have prior beading experience. There is a $5 charge for each of the sessions below for supplies and tools which will be furnished. Each class is limited to 12 students. Necklaces 9722 F 2/7 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID Almstedt 13530 F 3/7 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID Almstedt 13825 F 4/4 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID Almstedt 13870 F 5/2 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID Almstedt Earrings 9883 13820 13862 13878 F F F F 2/14 3/21 4/11 5/9 1–2:30 p.m. 1–2:30 p.m. 1–2:30 p.m. 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID EMCID EMCID EMCID Almstedt Almstedt Almstedt Almstedt Rings 9948 13822 13866 13879 F F F F 2/21 3/28 4/25 5/16 1–2:30 p.m. 1–2:30 p.m. 1–2:30 p.m. 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID EMCID EMCID EMCID Almstedt Almstedt Almstedt Almstedt Calligraphy—the Art of Fine Handwriting Learn the basic steps in using calligraphy to create your own works of written art. Bring $5 for the cost of your supplies. Join local artist, Sherry Ogata, for this hands-on session. Trained at Parsons School of Design, Sherry has enjoyed sharing her gift with the Kingwood community for the past 40 years. Each class is limited to 20 students. 16074 Th 5/1 1– 3 p.m. EMCID Ogata Greeting Cards Come and learn the art of making greeting cards with Nanette Wroe. We will make five assorted all-occasion (birthday, get well, thank you, sympathy, and various holiday) cards per class utilizing stamping and paper crafting techniques. Please bring small sharp scissors, a ruler, and adhesives (glue, tape runner or adhesive squares, and dimensionals). All other materials will be pre-cut and provided in a kit . There will be a $5.fee per class to cover the cost of materials. This is a great class for beginners. Class size is limited to 12 students. 16755 M 2/24 1 – 4 p.m. EMCID Wroe 16814 M 2/10 1 – 4 p.m. Atascocita Wroe 16836 W 3/5 1 – 4 p.m. Atascocita Wroe 16034 M 3/17 1 – 4 p.m. EMCID Wroe 16781 M 4/21 1 – 4 p.m. EMCID Wroe 16848 M 5/5 1 – 4 p.m. Atascocita Wroe The location of the class is listed after every class description. The following locations are listed. Maps with directions to the locations are on page 14 of the schedule: • EMCID – The East Montgomery County Improvement District Building • Atascocita – The Atascocita Center • LSC-KW PAC105 – The Lone Star College-Kingwood Performing Arts Center Building in Room 105. 16 Reg. # Day Date Time Location 2570 2555 M M 5/19 5/12 1 – 4 p.m. 1 – 4 p.m. EMCID Atascocita Instructor Wroe Wroe Knitting Learn to knit with Jacqueline Baca, who began knitting items for CARE packages for the American Red Cross when she was five years old. Students will learn step-by-step basic stitches and gradually build up to making baby blankets, afghans, hats, and other accessories. Each person should bring a pair of knitting needles size 7/8, and a skein of yarn (like Red Heart 4-ply). No class March 14 because of Spring Break. 9716 T 2/4-2/25 10:30–11:30 a.m. EMCID Baca 13528 T 3/4-3/25 10:30–11:30 a.m. EMCID Baca 13823 T 4/1-4/29 10:30–11:30 a.m. EMCID Baca 13877 T 5/6-5-20 10:30–11:30 a.m. EMCID Baca COMPUTER WORLD Join David Baty, Dean of the Atascocita Center, in the below classes: Internet Basics If you are new to using the internet, this workshop will help you learn some of the lingo and how to “surf the net.” We will primarily cover the basics of using a web browser and how to use Google as your search engine. You should know how to turn on a computer and use a mouse before taking this workshop. 16816 F 2/14 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Baty Google Chrome Learn how to use one of the most innovative and fast web browsers available: Google Chrome. We will learn about bookmarks, tabs, customization extensions and settings management. The class requires knowledge of computers and basic web usage. 16829 F 3/21 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Baty Tech Savvy Tips and Tricks Learn the tricks of the trade to help you use your computer more efficiently. Make the computer your friend and learn how to perform tasks simply and quickly. 16840 F 4/11 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Baty These 3-hour classes will be taught by Bob Floyd, a former program coordinator of IT at Lone Star College-Kingwood, who will instruct classes at the introductory level: ABC Computer (Absolute Beginner Computer) Learn terminology, develop keyboard and mouse skills, and be introduced to software and the Internet in this very basic course for those who have little or no computer experience. 16825 F 2/28 9 a.m.-noon Atascocita Floyd Introduction to the Basic Concept of Computers Learn how to save, categorize, find, alter and preserve old and new files, as well as look at attaching, sending and retrieving files. 16834 F 3/28 9 a.m. -noon Atascocita Floyd Introduction to Windows Learn the Windows operating system, Control Panel, and Help and Support service. Also learn how to identify and use the task bar as well as manage files and folders. Prerequisite: ABC course or equivalent knowledge of a computer. 16845 F 4/25 9 a.m. -noon Atascocita Floyd LONE STAR COLLEGE-KINGWOOD ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-Kingwood Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor April Lundy, with MyGait LLC Senior Computing Made Easy, will teach the following classes: Facebook As the #1 visited website in the world, this social networking site is the best way to stay in contact with family and friends. Get up to date on changes with this course. Prerequisites: ABC, Windows, and Internet courses or equivalent knowledge. 13527 M 3/3 8:30–10:30 a.m. EMCID Lundy 13876 M 5/5 8:30–10:30 a.m. EMCID Lundy Internet Websites that are Worth Visiting The World Wide Web is FULL of resources. Sometimes finding them is half the battle. This class will involve sharing valuable online websites that are fun, resourceful, and just plain neat! You will look at websites that are free and that do not require any downloads. Websites will include everything from budgets, music, games, and much more. You will leave this class with a new website that will be beneficial to you! 10836 M 3/3 2–3:30 p.m. EMCID Lundy 13875 M 5/5 2–3:30 p.m. EMCID Lundy Join Connie Blakley, long-time computer user and ALL volunteer, for the below classes: ABC Computer (Absolute Beginner Computer) This basic course is for those with little or no computer experience. Learn terminology, keyboard and mouse skills, simple file management, and how to access the Internet. 16767 T 3/25 9 a.m.–noon EMCID Blakley 2559 Th 5/15 9 a.m.–noon EMCID Blakley Introduction to Excel You will learn the basics, including how to use the menu commands, and how to create, save, and print a simple spreadsheet. You will create an address book file and learn to sort and format data. The course also covers basic formulas. Prerequisite: ABC course or basic computer skills. 16768 T 3/25 1–5 p.m. EMCID Blakley 2564 Th 5/15 1–5 p.m. EMCID Blakley Mail Merge Learn how to create mailing labels and envelopes using your address list from Excel and Mail Merge features in Word. You will also learn how to create a full sheet of personalized return address labels. You must have some experience using Excel and Word to gain the full benefit of this class. 16774 W 4/2 10:30 a.m.–noon EMCID Blakley Earle Findley will teach the below classes: Skype I With Skype’s free software and your Internet connection, you can chat away and never worry about cost, time, or distance. Get your friends to download Skype so you can talk, instant message (IM), or make video calls for free. Make calls at home and abroad with great rates. If you wish, bring your own computer with built in camera. Prerequisites: ABC and Windows courses or equivalent knowledge. 9714 T 2/4 8:30–10 a.m. EMCID Findley Day Date Time Location Instructor Skype II Now that you have used Skype, learn a little more about its capabilities. Prerequisites: Skype Introduction or equivalent knowledge. 9715 T 2/4 T 1-2:30 p.m. EMCID Findley Google Earth See the world in a different way with this free software. See satellite views of your home, landmarks, businesses, etc. Find directions, travel times, lodgings, restaurants, etc., wherever you want to travel. Study sites throughout the world that are in the news. Prerequisites: ABC course or equivalent knowledge. 9717 T 2/4 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. EMCID Findley Phylis Jones will be teaching the following two computer classes: Emailing Friends and Family Learn how to log on to the Internet, find a web-based mail provider, and send, receive, and organize your messages. Prerequisites: ABC, Windows, and Internet courses or equivalent knowledge. 9867 W 2/12 9 a.m.-noon EMCID Jones Word Learn the basics of Word in creating, formatting, saving, printing, and opening documents. Navigating a document and using the “ribbon” (command bar) are included. 9725 T 2/11 9 a.m.-noon EMCID Jones File Management Arlene Holmes will teach this basic computer concepts class. Learn how to save, categorize, find, alter (Rename and Move), and preserve old and new files, as well as copying and pasting files and folders. Discuss picture file types and how to change them for ease of use and application. Prerequisite: ABC computer course or equivalent knowledge. Quiet observers are welcome. 16752 W 2/19 10 a.m.-noon EMCID Holmes Healthy PC Learn about viruses, how to detect and clean spyware, and problems that adware causes. Also covered will be instructions on cleaning your hard drive of unwanted files, defragmenting, backing up your information, and setting software restore points in Windows. Join Angie Carns, an instructor at several of the ALL campuses in the Lone Star system, as she discusses this important information. The continuing classes will run for two days, Tuesday & Thursday, in a classroom setting. 16075 T, Th 5/6 & 5/8 9-11 a.m. EMCID Carns DISCUSSIONS Steve Little, a seasoned reporter, provocative public speaker, and recipient of approximately two-dozen journalism awards, will lead discussion on the following four topics: The Media A discussion of today’s Media...to encompass news reporting, television programming, commercials, and “Reality” programming. In an age where many of us have a television in every room, and spend hundreds of hours annually watching, how much does the media influence our behavior, attitudes, dress, aspirations, and how significant is the impact of programming we export to other countries. 16819 W 2/12 1-2:30 p.m. EMCID Little 16749 W 2/19 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Little E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.312.1750 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 17 LSC-KINGWOOD Apps You Can Use For iPad and iPhone users alike, come see what the latest and greatest apps are and get a refresher course on the functionality of the system as well. Be sure to bring your device for a hands-on experience. 10835 M 3/3 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. EMCID Lundy 14174 Th 3/20 3-4:30 p.m. Atascocita Lundy 13874 M 5/5 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. EMCID Lundy Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor The Affordable Care Act: How is it working? Has it lived up to the Administration’s predictions or have the critics fears been realized? Has it brought America any closer to full coverage for all Americans? Who has benefited the most from what is cynically called Obamacare? 16764 W 3/19 1-2:30 p.m. EMCID Little 16831 W 3/26 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Little LSC-KINGWOOD The American Dollar Is the American dollar still the standard for currencies around the world? What are the dangers to its stability and prestige in the global marketplace. Are gold and silver a safe haven if the dollar falters? What are you doing to protect your finances? Are you feeling more or less secure about the Nation’s solvency? 16837 W 4/2 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Little 16779 W 4/9 1-2:30 p.m. EMCID Little Books Are Americans reading more or less in these troubled times? What books are you reading? What books have had the most impact on your life? Do you have a home library? What books do you reread and why? Tell us about your reading habits, those of your family and friends. Are book clubs passé? 2557 W 5/14 1-2:30 p.m. EMCID Little 2594 W 5/21 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Little Race, Drugs, and Incarceration This talk explores the origins of the Drug War in the United States and its ties to racial politics. Join Dr. John Theis and take a look at how the Drug War has led to record incarceration rates and a prison industry boom while decimating communities of color. 16747 T 2/11 1-2 p.m. EMCID Theis 16815 W 2/12 1-2 p.m. Atascocita Theis The American Middle Class-A Political Football Who are they, what are they and why are they always used by our politicians in this manner? Join Jerry Wendt, a retired criminology professor and former employee of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for this discussion. 16062 T 4/8 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID Wendt JOIN US FOR OUR SPRING OPEN HOUSES LSC-KINGWOOD Tuesday, Jan. 28 at the EMCID Building 21575 Highway 59N, New Caney 1-3 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 30 at the LSC-Atascocita Center, 2nd Floor 15903 West Lake Houston Parkway, Atascocita 1-3 p.m. For more information, call 281.312.1750 18 Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor DOCUMENTARIES Alice Lively is an avid fan of documentaries. She will be the host and present the following offerings: The Carpetbagger Project – Secret Heroes This historical documentary tells the story of the WWII clandestine activities of the U.S. Eighth Air Force, together with the Royal Air Force Special Duty Squadrons. They flew highly classified “secret operations” to deliver arms, supplies, and agents from a secret air base at Harrington, England, and solo, low-altitude night missions into dangerous terrain. This documentary contains historic film footage, interviews, and rare photos. 9723 F 2/7 1-3 p.m. EMCID Lively Happy This documentary takes us on a journey from the swamps of Louisiana to the slums of Kolkata, in search of what really makes people happy. Combining real life stories of people from all walks of life, different countries and cultures, with fascinating interviews with leading scientists who are presently researching the biological and psychological sources of happiness. The film explores the secrets behind our most valued emotion. 13815 F 3/7 1-3 p.m. EMCID Lively The Great Rift, Africa’s Greatest Story A BBC documentary: Visible from space, Africa’s Great Rift Valley runs four thousand miles from the Red Sea to the mouth of the Zambezi River. Believed to be the cradle of mankind, it has a diverse landscape of volcanoes, forest-clad mountains, spectacular valleys, rich grasslands, vast lakes, and mighty rivers. Also, home to the greatest concentration of animals on earth and tribal pastoralists such as the Maasai, it is a land of constant geographical turmoil, a hotbed of evolution. The BBC is known for creating the finest nature documentaries such as Planet Earth and Life. 13860 F 4/4 1-3 p.m. EMCID Lively Beauty Is Embarrassing This documentary chronicles the vaulted highs and the crushing lows of famous American commercial artist, Wayne White, who struggles to find peace and balance between his work and his art. Raised in the mountains of Tennessee, White started out as a cartoonist in New York City, later became creator of TV show – Pee Wee’s Playhouse. His subsequent designs became some of the most arresting and iconic images in pop culture. His humorous approach to art is both refreshing and entertaining. 13871 F 5/2 1-3 p.m. EMCID Lively GAMES Bridge Learn the fundamentals of the exciting card game of Bridge. We will cover the methods and reasoning of bidding, as well as the card play. Whether you are just learning or want to refresh your play, come join us for a great time. Classes will be taught by Richard Shepherd at EMCID - (no classes on March 13 and March 27), and by Myra Bell at Atascocita -(no classes on March 14 and April 18). 16751 Th 2/13-5/15 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID Shepherd 16817 F 2/14-5/16 2-3:30 p.m. Atascocita Bell Canasta Learn to play “Hand and Foot,” a variety of Canasta, on the first, third, and fifth Fridays of each month. Join Arlene Holmes and others as you enjoy the deal of the cards. No need to stay the entire day; come and go as you please. Beginners welcome. 16745 F 2/7 & 2/21 10 a.m.-2 p.m. EMCID Holmes 16762 F 3/7 & 3/21 10 a.m.-2 p.m. EMCID Holmes LONE STAR COLLEGE-KINGWOOD ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-Kingwood Reg. # Day Date Time 16777 16790 F F 4/4 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 5/2 & 5/16 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Location EMCID EMCID Instructor Holmes Holmes GARDENING Join Tom LeRoy, County Extension horticulturist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, as he discusses the below topics: Preparing the Garden for Spring 16957 F 2/14 10 a.m.-noon EMCID LeRoy What’s New in the Vegetable Garden 16959 F 3/7 10 a.m.-noon EMCID LeRoy Outstanding Plants for the Gulf Coast 16960 F 4/11 10 a.m.-noon EMCID LeRoy Join representatives from the Kingwood Garden Center as they discuss these pertinent topics for a successful spring garden and landscape: Soil - The Rest of the Story 16029 Th 2/27 3-4 p.m. Atascocita Planting Trees and Shrubs 16036 Th 3/27 3-4 p.m. Atascocita Easy Pest and Disease Control in the Garden 16043 Th 4/24 3-4 p.m. Atascocita Mittleider Gardening Do you like to grow food? Do you like to follow a recipe when you bake? If you answered “yes” to these questions, then the Mittleider gardening method may be for you. Come learn how a beginner gardener, Karen Rasmussen, learned to grow food by following the Mittleider method. 9713 M 2/3 10-11:30 a.m. EMCID Rasmussen 14169 M 2/3 2-3:30 p.m. Atascocita Rasmussen GENEALOGY Day Date Time Location Instructor their user name, password, and any family information with them to class in our computer lab. 9887 F 2/14-28 10-11:30 a.m. EMCID Rasmussen FamilySearch...it’s all about Family Come view this live classroom demonstration on how to research and build your own documented family tree online. Class will include how to add photos and family stories to individuals in your family tree. Class members can bring research problems and questions which the instructor with class assistance will work to problem solve. 14172 M 2/17 & 24 2-3:30 p.m. Atascocita Rasmussen Complex Family Timeline Come learn how a family chronology can help you solve more complex research problems. 13873 M 5/5 1-2 p.m. EMCID Rasmussen HEALTH, FITNESS & NUTRITION Building Healthy Bones Your instructor will be Carol Deeb. Participants will use assorted light weights to increase muscle strength and build healthier bones. This will be discussed in the first class and the weights are locally available. Please bring a large towel to cover the chair, wear comfortable clothing and closed toed shoes, and bring a bottle of drinking water. Participants should check with their health provider to determine if this is a suitable class for them. There will be no class on March 13. PLEASE NOTE: Registration for this class will open at 8 a.m. on Friday, January 17. Students can call this office at 281.312.1750 or email [email protected]; online registration will not be available for this class. 16739 Th 2/6 – 5/22 3-4 p.m. PAC 105 Deeb Health Care Options Join Theresa Johnston, Manager of Outreach Services for Autumn Grove Cottage, and her colleagues in a panel discussion to help you understand various health care options for the elderly. Topics such as long-term, acute-care hospital, in-patient, and out-patient services, nursing home, caregiving support services, hospice, and end-of-life care will be discussed. There will be a brief panel discussion followed by questions and answers. 16030 M 3/17 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Johnston 16011 T 3/25 1-3 p.m. EMCID Johnston Herbs From Your Kitchen Can Be Beneficial to Your Health Join Yuchen Johnson as she shares interesting facts about herbs and how they are used in traditional Chinese medicine. In the history of traditional Chinese, herbal medicine can also be an alternative treatment like traditional medicine to balance our body’s internal systems. Herbs can become a “family food doctor” for your body. 16033 Th 3/20 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Johnson 16069 T 4/15 1:30-3 p.m. EMCID Johnson Karen Rasmussen picked up an interest in genealogy from her mother and grandmothers while growing up in Salt Lake City, Utah. She is on the staff of the Kingwood Family History Center, serving the last four years as director. Karen enjoys helping others discover the story of their own ancestors, as well as continuing to research her own family lines in the United States, England, and Sweden. She will be the instructor for the following classes: FamilySearch Workshop In this beginning, three-week genealogy class, participants will build their own documented family trees online. They will have the opportunity to add photos and family stories to individuals on their tree. Class members will help each other solve research roadblocks together and with the help of the instructor. Prior to first class, each participant should register at https://familysearch.org/ and bring E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.312.1750 Free Membership at LSC-Kingwood Fitness Center ALL members receive free membership to the LSC-Kingwood Fitness Center! Just show your ALL membership card to gain admission! For hours of operation and more information, call 281.312.1658. SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 19 LSC-KINGWOOD Texas 42 A domino game played like a card game, 42 is also a bidding game. It was invented in 1887 in Trappe Springs (now Garner), Texas. Some people regarded playing cards as the “Devil’s Picture Book” and did not allow card games, but had no such restrictions on domino games. Learn the fundamentals and enjoy the game with friends and family. One set of double-six dominoes will be needed for each four-person table. Please bring a set if you have one. Learn how to play from those attending who are familiar with the game. No class on March 12. 16743 W 2/5–2/26 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID 16761 W 3/5-3/26 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID 16766 W 4/2-4/30 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID 16791 W 5/7-5/21 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor LSC-KINGWOOD Holistic Nutrition – A Healthier You Join us for a Brown Bag “Lunch and Learn” presentation by Debra Vaughn, M.S., a certified holistic nutrition educator, as she discusses her recent trip across England. Come and hear about her stroll in the English countryside that takes you from coast to coast in less than 10 days. The Hadrian’s Wall path is 84 miles long and is a fantastic way to see small towns, lots of countryside and meet wonderful people. We will look at photos and discuss logistics. Plus we will discuss how being in good health can make all of this possible. So bring a lunch and let’s have a visit. 16009 F 3/21 1-4 p.m. EMCID Vaughn 16037 F 3/28 1-4 p.m. Atascocita Vaughn Kitchen Savvy Who’s the chef in your house? Good health begins with giving your body the “fuel” it needs. Barbara Murdock will discuss vitamins, minerals, and more. Cooking healthy takes time but is faster with the right “gadgets”--bring your favorite kitchen tool (no knives at school) and tell us why you like it. It will be fun and we’ll learn about vitamins from food, from supplements, and how to eat good tasting, healthy food at home with less hassle. 16025 T 2/11 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Murdock Pain Tamers Join Helen Dearman, a professional speaker and author, as she discusses PainTamers. Become informed, empowered, and equipped to live with chronic pain. Attendees will learn about the types and categories of pain, pain medications, what to do when a flare-up occurs, and cost saving strategies for prescription medications. Discussion will also center around the emotional, physical, and financial stress living with chronic pain can cause. 16793 Th 5/8 1-4 p.m. EMCID Dearman 2556 T 5/13 1-4 p.m. Atascocita Dearman Pilates Mat Class - Introduction Join Katharine Barber from Westend Kingwood Pilates. Students will learn the basic movements of Pilates during the first part of the class. This will be followed by a safe workout to improve mobility and posture. This class is suitable for anyone who can get up and down off the floor easily. Please bring a floor mat and wear comfortable clothing. There will be no class on March 10. 16737 M 2/3-5/19 3-4 p.m. PAC 105 Barber Join Vivian Brandon, who holds an ITEC Reflexologist Certification from a local school, as she discusses reflexology: Introduction to Reflexology Vivian will discuss the benefits of reflexology, the massaging of hands and feet, as an alternative form of healing. This course will provide information about how reflexology works with the body to restore a natural state of well-being. Instructions will also cover information for hand reflexology methods. 16824 F 2/28 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Brandon Reflexology in Practice Vivian will provide more in-depth information about how reflexology works with the body to restore a natural state of well-being. 16844 F 4/25 1– 3 p.m. Atascocita Brandon Snap Fitness Working out is a snap at Snap Fitness during the month of March! Enjoy free membership during the month of March at Snap Fitness located at 2510 Mills Branch Drive in the Colonnade Shopping Center in Kingwood. ALL members can work out Monday through Friday from 11 a.m.– 1 p.m. The facilities have a wide variety of state-of-the-art cardio and strength-training equipment. You will be required to present your ALL membership card and sign a Guest 20 Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Waiver Form during your first visit. Be sure to register with ALL before going to Snap. 13526 M – F 3/3-3/31 11 a.m.–1 p.m. SNAP FITNESS Tao-Te-Ching Learn about Tao-Te-Ching and how to apply ancient Chinese wisdom to your daily life. This script of spiritual cultivation was authored by Lao-Tze, the greatest Chinese philosopher, who lived approximately 2600 years ago. You will be able to enjoy a meaningful life with a perspective of co-existing with nature. Albert Hu has studied Chinese philosophy for 25 years and has taught Tao-Te-Ching and Confucianism classes at LSU. He is also versed in Buddhism canons. Class will be for six consecutive Tuesdays. 14176 T 4/1 – 5/6 1- 3 p.m. Atascocita Hu Yoga Improve your well-being through Yoga. Yoga focuses on stretching, balance, breathing, and meditation (concentration). Please bring a floor mat and wear comfortable clothing. Your instructors will be Beverly Hatle on Tuesdays and Carol Deeb on Thursdays. Please register for only one yoga class to allow room for other members to participate. No classes during Spring Break Week, March 10-16. PLEASE NOTE: Registration for the yoga classes will open at 8 a.m. on Friday, January 17. Students can call this office at 281.312.1750 or email [email protected]; online registration will not be available for these classes. 16738 T 2/4–5/20 3:30–4:30 p.m. PAC 105 Hatle 16740 Th 2/6 – 5/22 4:15-5:15 p.m. PAC 105 Deeb Join a representative from Silverado Senior Living in the following three classes: Preventing Injury to Care Givers Are you taking care of a loved one? Learn how to prevent an injury to ourselves as we care for our aging parents or siblings. 16813 T 2/18 1:30-2:30 p.m. Atascocita 16753 W 2/19 2- 3 p.m. EMCID Risk Factors That Increase Challenging Behaviors When you are at risk for falls or illness or death of a loved one, does your behavior change? 16832 W 3/26 3-4 p.m. Atascocita 16773 M 3/31 4-5 p.m. EMCID The Value of Physical Activity and Deconditioning Think we can slow down as we get older? Think again. Physical activity is more important than ever as we age. 16842 Th 4/17 1-2 p.m. Atascocita 16788 T 4/29 2-3 p.m. EMCID HISTORY- AMERICANA Join Tracy Derks, a Lone Star adjunct professor and historian, as he discusses four battles of the American Civil War fought on the four cardinal points of the compass. In the North, the Battle of Gettysburg 15997 M 2/17 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID Derks In the South, the Battle of Chickamauga 16006 M 3/17 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID Derks In the East, the Battle of 2nd Bull Run 16070 W 4/16 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID Derks In the West, the Battle of Glorietta Pass 16079 M 5/12 2-3:30 p.m. EMCID Derks The Founding Principles of the U.S. Constitution that are America’s Exceptionalism This three part class series is presented by The Constitution Education Foundation. The presenters are Gary Hippenstiel, founder and LONE STAR COLLEGE-KINGWOOD ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-Kingwood Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor chairman of the Foundation and Joe Vicars, head of speakers for the Foundation. Margaret Thatcher is quoted as saying that “Europe is a product of history, America is a product of philosophy.” This series will discuss 28 concepts that one might say are the social contract America has with its citizens. America’s relatively rapid rise from colonial status to the preeminent economic and military power on the planet was fueled by its unique perspective embraced by the framers of our governing Constitution. Learn what really drives the “American Dream.” 16778 M 4/7,14, 21 1-3 p.m. EMCID Hippenstiel, Vicars 16839 W 4/9,16, 23 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Hippenstiel,Vicars HISTORY – ART Beginning in the Renaissance, women artists came on the scene. In four sessions from the Renaissance to the present we will review these artists and their work. By attending this series of lectures, students will become familiar with the lives and styles of these women. Join Joe Christoffel, a MFAH docent, as he discusses this unique subject. 16193 M 2/10 3:15–4:45 p.m. EMCID Christoffel 16195 M 3/3 3:15–4:45 p.m. EMCID Christoffel 16198 M 4/28 3:15–4:45 p.m. EMCID Christoffel 16683 M 5/19 3:15–4:45 p.m. EMCID Christoffel HISTORY – MATH Mari M. Peddycoart, Professor of Mathematics at Lone Star CollegeKingwood, will continue with her presentation from previous semesters with three different, informal talks about the continuing history of mathematics. She will provide information and knowledge on the history of basic mathematics from different cultures, as well as other types of mathematics. Students can join in any sessions. 16001 M 2/24 4–5 p.m. EMCID Peddycoart 16010 M 3/24 4–5 p.m. EMCID Peddycoart 16071 M 4/21 4–5 p.m. EMCID Peddycoart HISTORY – MUSIC The following lectures are presented by Art Dietz with technical assistance from Bob Bennett: The Songs of Leiber and Stoller You may not recognize their names but if you listened to Rock & Roll in the 50s, you know their music: Smokey Joe’s Cafe, Hound Dog, Searchin’ and dozens more…In this session we will examine the lives and music of Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller. 9945 Th 2/20 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID Dietz Unsung Heroes of Rock & Roll Before Rock & Roll had a name many musicians, now mostly forgotten, paved the way and set the template for Elvis and all that followed. A look and listen at the evolution of Rock & Roll. 13819 Th 3/20 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID Dietz Day Date Time Location Instructor The Women of Rockabilly Rockabilly was a genre dominated by men (Elvis, Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, et al.) but many female rebels were just as talented and raucous. I’ll talk about some of them and we’ll listen to their music. 13864 Th 4/24 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID Dietz Hillbilly Bop No waltz or two-step for these rocking country cats- they wanted to Bop. In this session we’ll explore and listen to some rocking country music of the 40s and 50s. 13882 Th 5/22 1–2:30 p.m. EMCID Dietz HISTORY – TEXAS The Sons of the Republic of Texas are presenting this series. Your presenter is Tom Green, KSJ and Chairman of the Sons of the Republic Of Texas Speaker’s Bureau: Jane Long, the Mother of Texas Jane Long, Mother of Texas, delivered her own baby on Bolivar Peninsula in 1821, during one of the coldest winters in Texas history. Jane Long probably flew the first lone star flag over Texas in 1819. Many famous Texans of the day proposed marriage to Jane Long, but she turned all of them down. Come to hear her story. 9949 M 2/24 12-2 p.m. EMCID Green Ships of the Texas Navy The Ships of the Texas Navy. Did you know the Republic of Texas had a Navy? Texas probably would not have remained independent for 10 years without the Texas Navy. Did you know we have a current Texas Navy? 13821 M 3/24 12-2 p.m. EMCID Green Battle of San Jacinto This is one of the 10 most important battles in world history! How could the ill-prepared, undermanned, disorganized Texas Army defeat the Mexican Army in just 18 minutes? 13868 M 4/28 12-2 p.m. EMCID Green Battle of Gonzales One of the most well-known events in Texas history, but also one of the least known battles. Have you heard of the Gonzales Cannon? Come hear all the story. 13880 M 5/19 12-2 p.m. EMCID Green History of Houston Join Elizabeth Martin, Education Coordinator at The Heritage Society at Sam Houston Park, as she discusses historical highlights of the 4th largest city in the U.S. 15998 T 2/18 2- 3 p.m. EMCID Martin 16031 T 3/18 1-2 p.m. Atascocita Martin History of Humble, Texas Julia Nation grew up in the Humble area. Do you know how Humble got its name? Do you know who took the H out of Humble? Why are the two trees still located in the downtown called the “Trees of Knowledge”? You are invited to learn about a slower, quieter time in the history of Humble. 16017 M 3/31 1-3:30 p.m. EMCID Nation 16039 M 4/7 1-3:30 p.m. Atascocita Nation Anatomy of a Disaster U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board investigation report on a March 23, 2005 explosion at the BP Texas City Refinery that killed 15, injured 180 and resulted in over $1.5 Billion in financial losses. Facilitated by Marty Gearhart, retired Safety and Transportation Manager. 2588 T 5/20 1-2:30 p.m. EMCID Gearhart E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.312.1750 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 21 LSC-KINGWOOD Religious Background of the Abolitionists Most of the abolitionists arrived at their position of total opposition to slavery from various religious arguments. This lecture by Sam Treynor will explore the background of those arguments, particularly the Quaker position on slavery, the more idiosyncratic religious background of leading abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, and the relationship between the abolitionists and the Christian nonresistance movement. 13861 Th 4/10 1-2:30 p.m. EMCID Treynor Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor HISTORY – WORLD The following four ancient history presentations will be provided by Mike Adams, Adjunct Professor of History and Humanities at Lone Star College- Kingwood: Roots of Western Civilization We have to look to the east, to Mesopotamia and Egypt for the origins of Western Civilization. 16757 W 2/26 2:30-4 p.m. EMCID Adams 16823 Th 2/27 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Adams LSC-KINGWOOD Ancient Greece Greece was the earliest area of Europe to benefit from Eastern influence, and develop its own brand of culture. 16769 W 3/26 2:30-4 p.m. EMCID Adams 16833 Th 3/27 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Adams Ancient Rome Following the lead of Greece, and riding on her cultural shoulders, the Romans pushed civilization farther forward with their energy, intelligence and military might. 16785 W 4/23 2:30-4 p.m. EMCID Adams 16843 Th 4/24 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Adams The Renaissance Almost 1,000 years after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Europe looked nostalgically at the ancient Greeks and Romans for inspiration in art, architecture and literature and thus began a “rebirth” of ancient glory in a new light. 2592 W 5/21 2:30-4 p.m. EMCID Adams 2599 Th 5/22 1-2:30 p.m. Atascocita Adams An Introduction to Ancient Egypt Spend an hour in Ancient Egypt with David Ragsdale, professor of English at LSC-Kingwood. He will discuss why we should study ancient Egypt, how Napoleon is relevant to Egypt, the how and why of mummies, how the pyramids came about, and facts concerning King Tut. 16956 M 2/10 1:30-2:30 p.m. EMCID Ragsdale HOME Decorating Secrets Seminar: Spring Home Fashion Forecast Join Leslie Sarmiento, author, speaker and interior decorator with Decorating Den Interiors as she discusses getting ready for Spring with a new look for your home! Leslie will share the “Hottest New 2014 Color Trends” and designs for your home. Refresh your home with the latest in decorating trends and design ideas. Learn about the AARP TAX-AIDE SERVICE Federal income tax returns prepared for FREE Lone Star College-Kingwood site East Montgomery County Improvement District Complex 21575 Hwy 59N Tuesdays and Thursdays Feb. 4 through April 15 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor top 5 must-haves for the season so you can update your look with this year’s best looks. 16046 W 4/30 1-2 p.m. Atascocita Sarmiento Organizing your Garage Join Certified Professional Organizer and Family Manager Coach Ellen Delap, owner of Professional-Organizer.com, for a one hour presentation on how to declutter and organize your garage so you can find what you have there. Learn more about Ellen at www.professional-organizer.com, on Facebook at EllenDelapProfessionalOrganizer and on Pinterest.com/Ellen Delap. 14177 W 4/9 3:30-4:30 p.m. Atascocita Delap LEGAL Veteran’s Benefits Join Susan Bulgawicz, an accredited attorney with the Department of Veteran’s Affairs, as she reviews the benefits you, as a veteran, are entitled to under the law. 16081 W 5/14 3-4:30 p.m. EMCID Bulgawicz Jason Medley, of the law office of O’Donnell, Ferebee, Medley, and Keiser, P.C., will address these two important legal areas: Estate Planning and Critical Choices Jason Medley will address various legal topics including estate planning, powers of attorney, estate tax, trusts, and end of life choices that are critical to everyone. 16789 W 4/30 3-4:30 p.m. EMCID Medley Probate Jason will explain the probate process from start to finish and will answer questions such as “I’m an Executor of an Estate; now what?” “My loved one passed away but did not leave a will. What can I do?”. “Can I avoid probate?”. “What can I do to protect myself?” 16792 W 5/7 3-4:30 p.m. EMCID Medley MEDICAL Educational Programs from Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital Join us for these informative medical presentations from the staff of Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital. Updates on specific topics will be available via flyers and the Weekly E-mail. 9893 T 2/18 3:30–4:30 p.m. EMCID 13817 T 3/18 3:30–4:30 p.m. EMCID 13863 T 4/15 3:30–4:30 p.m. EMCID 13881 T 5/20 3:30–4:30 p.m. EMCID Educational Programs from Kingwood Medical Center Join us for these informative medical presentations from the staff of Kingwood Medical Center. Updates on specific topics will be available via flyers and the Weekly E-mail. 9720 Th 2/6 3:30-4:30 p.m. EMCID 13529 Th 3/6 3:30-4:30 p.m. EMCID 13824 Th 4/3 3:30-4:30 p.m. EMCID 13869 Th 5/1 3:30-4:30 p.m. EMCID Bring your Social Security card to verify your SS# as well as a blank check to have any refunds directly deposited to your bank account. No tax-aide service on March 11 and 13; campus will be closed for mid-term break. 22 LONE STAR COLLEGE-KINGWOOD ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-Kingwood Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Medicare Insurance Choices You can understand the basics about Medicare! This course presents information in a simple and clear format without any sales pitch. Peggy Mims explains the four parts of Medicare including original Medicare, Medigap, Medical Advantage plans and Medicare Part D, the prescription drug plan. The changes to Medicare for 2014 will be discussed. There will also be a question and answer period. This information is provided to help seniors and their families become informed so that they can make the best choices for themselves. 13818 T 3/18 1-3 p.m. EMCID Mims 14175 T 3/25 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Mims Urology Join Houston urologist, Dr. Michael Graham, Jr. for this informative talk on urinary incontinence. The most common causes are urgency and stress. Learn what causes it and what can be done about it. 16786 W 4/23 1-2 p.m. EMCID Graham MISCELLANEOUS The Better Business Bureau versus the Scam Artists The elderly are more and more subjected to scams artists. They tend to prey on those who trust people who they do not know but believe are helping them. Join Barbara McGinity of the BBB as she discusses present day scams against our seniors. 16045 M 4/28 1-2 p.m. Atascocita McGinity 16073 W 4/30 1-2 p.m. EMCID McGinity EZosophy This is the art of easy or at least easier living. Hardaholics make life hard and suffer about it. EZosophists let go of ego driven stress, strain, struggles and sacrifice. Learn how to distinguish genuine suffering from ego driven suffering. Down with Hard Attacks-Up with Ease. Be enlightened and entertained. Join Anne Sermons Gillis owner of Make Life EZ. 16744 Th 2/6 & 13 1-3 p.m. EMCID Gillis Golf and Baseball in Japan Japan offers visitors a view of a fascinating culture on many levels. Come and join Marty O’Brien for a one hour look at golf and baseball in Japan. Of all the sports in Japan golf and baseball have the most surprising differences from the United States. Marty, a sports enthusiast, has traveled to Japan 41 times. 16026 Th 2/20 1-2 p.m. Atascocita O’Brien 16002 Th 2/27 12:30-1:30 p.m. EMCID O’Brien How to Buy a New or Used Vehicle Don’t miss finding out about how to buy a vehicle and avoid the pitfalls from Houston’s radio personality “That Car Lady”, Lynn Beckwith of Beckwith’s Car Care. 16060 W 4/2 3-4 p.m. EMCID Beckwith 16038 Th 4/3 3:30-4:30 p.m. Atascocita Beckwith Master of Memory Many people believe that memory loss and aging go hand-in-hand. That doesn’t mean that you can’t do something about it. You can be proactive using some strategies and lifestyle adaptions. The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will offer a three class series that will help you understand how your memory works and what may affect it. Join Amy Ressler, a County Extension agent, as she presents this class 16003 T 3/4 1-3 p.m. EMCID Ressler Day Date Time Location 16059 16078 T T 4/1 5/6 1-3 p.m. 1-3 p.m. EMCID EMCID Instructor Ressler Ressler Update Your Wardrobe With Accessories Join Tiffany Burley, a distributor for Premier Designs, who will give you hints on how to update your wardrobe for the season. Accessories have the ability to enhance any outfit and you will see the latest in jewelry fashion trends. 16750 Th 2/13 3:30-4:30 p.m. EMCID Burley 16830 T 3/25 3:30-4:30 p.m. Atascocita Burley Quantum Healing Hypnosis Explore, and learn how hypnosis can transform your life by clearing the path to greater understanding of one’s true self. Silence fear, frustration and negativity by creating a new path of purpose through a life led with an open heart and mind. Lynne Benton, a QHHT Practitioner, will be teaching the class. 16826 M 3/3 1-2 p.m. Atascocita Benton Join John O’Malley, VP of Administrative Services at LSC-Kingwood, for the following classes: St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Find out about the history of this holiday, sing some Irish songs, and enjoy some refreshments! 16763 M 3/17 3:30-5 p.m. EMCID O’Malley Ethics Today Are our rules of conduct and moral principles declining? 16847 W 4/30 3-4:30 p.m. Atascocita O’Malley First Amendment Challenges This amendment serves as the blueprint for freedom of expression and religious liberty. 2586 T 5/20 3-4:30 p.m. Atascocita O’Malley Dignity Memorial Planning for life’s big events – weddings, graduations, retirement -- is something most of us do automatically. Unfortunately, many of us put off – or don’t even think about — planning for funeral and cemetery arrangements. Yet this is one of the greatest gifts you can give your family, and it provides you with peace of mind. Find out why many have made the wise decision to plan ahead, why their loved ones have a sense of relief and why they feel good knowing they’ve done the right thing. Leave knowing the four simple steps to creating and sharing your final wishes. 16007 W 3/19 1-2 p.m. EMCID 16040 M 4/14 1-2 p.m. Atascocita The Truth About Funerals Everything you want and need to know. Christine Price has worked as a licensed funeral director in Kingwood for 17 years. Come and learn things like: how to choose a funeral home, cemetery, or scattering place; burial or cremation rites; green burials; visitation or viewing; out of state burials; VA benefits; laws, documents, and regulations; the differences between a graveside service, funeral, memorial service or a celebration of life. Bring me your questions and I promise you answers. You may not be dying today, but remember it’s just like taxes. 17129 T 4/22 4-5 p.m. EMCID Price 17131 Th 2/20 2:30-3:30 p.m. Atascocita Price Thanks to our Lone Star College-Kingwood ALL volunteers who contributed many hours compiling and organizing the schedule. E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.312.1750 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 23 LSC-KINGWOOD Oral Health Care Join Dr. Mustafa Yamani, DDS, as he discusses how a great dental care regiment leads to a healthier you throughout your life. He will discuss common tooth problems and what can help prevent them as well as remedies to improve your visit to the dentist. 16758 W 2/26 1-2 p.m. EMCID Yamani Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor MOVIES LSC-KINGWOOD Argo Winner of 3 Academy Awards. Based on real events, the dramatic thriller “Argo” chronicles the life-or-death covert operation to rescue six Americans, which unfolded behind the scenes of the Iran hostage crisis, focusing on the little known role that the CIA and Hollywood played – information that was not declassified until many years after the event. 16961 F 4/11 1-4 p.m. EMCID Chicago This is a musical. Murderesses Velma Kelly (a chanteuse and tease who killed her husband and sister after finding them in bed together) and Roxie Hart (who killed her boyfriend when she discovered he wasn’t going to make her a star) find themselves on death row together and fight for the fame that will keep them from the gallows in 1920’s Chicago. 16958 Friday 2/14 1-4 p.m. EMCID MUSIC Join Teresa Moore and learn to play the mountain dulcimer in the following classes: Beginning Dulcimer Teresa is having a course for beginners to learn how to play the dulcimer. Learn the basics, from tuning to strumming, and discover how easy it is to play, using tablature. You don’t have to know how to read music. Bring your dulcimer, a tuner if you have one, and a binder to hold music and come and enjoy your instrument. (Class will not meet on 3/12 because of spring break) 9880 W 2/12-5/21 1:30- 3 p.m. EMCID Moore Intermediate Dulcimer Teresa is continuing her classes for those who know how to play. Learn more techniques and different tunes as you progress. (Class will not meet on 3/12 because of spring break) 9868 W 2/12-5/21 9:30-10:30 a.m. EMCID Moore NATURE & THE ENVIRONMENT Sustainability and Solar Power – Living in the Now for Tomorrow David Burre, Program Manager, College Sustainability at LSCKingwood, will describe how what you are doing today affects your children and grandchildren in the future. He will demonstrate a solar power generation system (if the shines) for power outages and energy savings at your home or off-grid. 16748 T 2/11 2:30-4:30 p.m. EMCID Burre 16822 W 2/26 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Burre The following classes will be held at Lake Houston Park in New Caney and will be led by Lauren Carley, the park Naturalist. The park entrance fee will be waived for the duration of the class. The park entrance is off of FM 1485 in New Caney. Be sure and bring water, sunscreen and bug spray: Birding Join Lauren Carley as she discusses the migratory and “stay-at-home” birds frequenting the park at this time of the year. A one hour lecture will be followed by a leisurely walk through the woods to see what birds are around. Be sure to bring your binoculars. Join Lauren as she discusses the fun and advantages in the New Caney Park. 13816 F 3/7 2:30–4:30 p.m. Lake Houston ParkCarley 24 Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Archery Come and join your fellow ALL members at Lake Houston Park. All equipment will be provided; you provide your own expertise! We will review safety rules before the arrows fly. 13859 F 4/4 2:30-4:30 p.m. Lake Houston Park Carley Plant Walk A discussion of the trees and plants that abound in the park will be held in the Nature center with a field walk to follow. 13872 F 5/2 2:30-4:30 p.m. Lake Houston Park Carley The following classes are at Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center which is a 275-acre nature park, located approximately 1.25 miles west of US 59 off of FM1960. Turn right at Kenswick Drive and drive north until it dead ends into the park. The park preserves the Native American and pioneer lifestyles commonly found along the banks of Cypress and Spring Creeks during the late 1700s and early 1800s. Classes will meet at the Visitor’s Center at the entrance to the park: Winter Tree ID Workshop Learn about characteristics of some of our most common trees to help you identify them in winter, without leaves. Leaf scars, bark appearance, and other factors can easily be learned. We will take a leisurely walk near the nature center to see trees and learn the techniques. 16000 F 2/21 1-3 p.m. Jesse Jones Park Tour of the Pioneer Village How did pioneers moving into the Spring Creek area live in the 1820s and 1830s? Come see for yourself as we tour a homestead, blacksmith shop, root cellar, and other necessary areas that these hardy settlers inhabited and worked in. 16008 F 3/21 1-3 p.m. Jesse Jones Park Birding ID/Walk With a few key essential characteristics you can begin to identify birds or their families. Beaks, tails, colors, behavior – all are important. Come learn the basics and begin to enjoy bird identification right away! 16072 F 4/25 1-3 p.m. Jesse Jones Park PHOTOGRAPHY Paul Gregg, a local photographer, will present this three-part series: Basic Wildlife and Outdoor Photography Learn basic birding photography from this excellent PowerPoint presentation. Basic equipment needs will be examined as well as approaches for better birding (and other nature photography) photos. Many photos of birds will be included. 14170 Th 2/6 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Gregg Photography - Travel in Texas and Other Places Native Texans and residents who got here as soon as they could will benefit from this presentation. Paul will show some of the over 95 locations both in and outside of Texas that he and his wife have visited. A handout of many other places to go will be provided as well as photography instructions to improve your travel images. 14173 Th 3/6 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Gregg Iceland – Land of Fire and Ice! You will add a trip to Iceland to your “bucket list” when you see this photographic presentation. See where rivers of molten lava once flowed from volcanic eruptions and now the land is covered in multiple shades of greens; where a lagoon, beach, and huge icebergs reflect a multitude of blues; and see waterfalls and wildlife that awe the viewer. 14178 Th 4/10 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Gregg LONE STAR COLLEGE-KINGWOOD ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-Kingwood Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Join Mike Atchison, an award winning photographer, in the following classes: Becoming Friends with your Digital Camera Mike will explain how a digital camera can make you a better photographer than you probably were with a film camera. Bring your camera to the class. 16742 T 2/4 3-5 p.m. EMCID Atchison 16812 W 2/5 2-4 p.m. Atascocita Atchison Picasa (Photo Editing) Learn how to use this free program to organize and edit your digital images. Learn how to improve, resize, E-mail, and print your photos and how to create collages, posters, and more. Bring a few of your own digital images (on a USB memory stick/thumb drive). 16759 F 2/28 1- 3 p.m. EMCID Atchison 16827 T 3/4 1:30-3:30 p.m. Atascocita Atchison How to Set Up your own Studio Learn how to set up the necessary lighting, backdrops and accessories to take professional looking photos in a room of your own home for minimal bucks. 16784 T 4/22 1:30-3:30 p.m. EMCID Atchison 16846 M 4/28 2:30-4:30 p.m. Atascocita Atchison Critique your Favorite Photos Bring three of your own photos (in digital form) and learn from an award-winning photographer how to maximize their appeal. (That’s the way he learned.) 2568 Th 5/15 2:30-4:30 p.m. EMCID Atchison 2602 Th 5/22 3-5 p.m. Atascocita Atchison READING & WRITING Book Club at EMCID Site in New Caney Join the Book Club that meets at the EMCID Building on the 4th Tuesday of each month to discuss books of common interest—fiction, history, biography, travel, politics, science, etc. Different individuals choose the book to be read and lead the discussion each month. Lee Cage is the club facilitator and an avid reader. Galileo’s Daughter by Dava Sobel. Led by Deb Coleman. Historical memoir of science, faith and love 16756 T 2/25 1-3 p.m. EMCID Cage Notes From A Big Country by Bill Bryson will be led by Nancy Parrigan. 16766 T 3/25 1-3 p.m. EMCID Cage In The Shadow of the Banyan by Vaddey Ratner will be led by Judy Spears. Told from the tender perspective of a young girl who comes of age amid the Cambodian killing fields, this novel is based on the author’s personal story. 16783 T 4/22 1-3 p.m. EMCID Cage And The Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini will be led by Jody Warnack. How the choices we make resonate through generations. 2579 T 5/20 1-3 p.m. EMCID Cage JOIN YOUR ALL FRIENDS FOR “COFFEE AND CONVERSATION” Every Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. – EMCID Building. No need to sign up, just show up! Day Date Time Location Instructor Book Club at Atascocita Center Join the LSC-Atascocita Center Book Club on the 3rd Wednesday of each month to discuss books of common interest. Guidelines for the selection of books and other details will be discussed at the first meeting. Members will then nominate and select books to be read. (Feel free to bring your selections for books you would like to suggest.) Barbara Herr is the club facilitator who will lead discussions. Barbara has organized clubs in other locations, and invites book lovers to join in group discussions of selections from a variety of topics, including fiction, history, biography, etc. South of Broad 16818 W 2/19 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Herr Light Between Oceans 16828 W 3/19 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Herr Trains and Lovers 16841 W 4/16 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Herr TBA W 5/21 1-3 p.m. Atascocita Herr Join author Cynthia Briggs for the below two classes: Getting Published 101-Facts and Fiction You’ve finished your novel, a memoir, a collection of short stories or articles and you want to see your work in print. Should you find a traditional publisher or is self-publishing best for you? Cynthia will discuss how to get started in publishing, who to contact first, and explain what a powerful publishing house will expect from you. Bring your manuscript and your ideas so you’ll get sound advice before embarking on the challenging and competitive journey of publishing. 16780 F 4/11 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. EMCID Briggs Memoirs: Putting Pen to Paper This class is designed for all writing levels, especially for those who are asking, “Where do I start?” Come and experience the thrill of “finding your voice” while sharing and learning in a friendly, relaxed environment. The only tools you will need for this class are pen, pencil, and a passion for writing your life. We encourage you to develop your literary talent and also learn the pitfalls involved in writing. 16962 F 5/2-5/23 1-3:30 p.m. EMCID Shady Brook and Deep Waters by Archie Howell Meet local Author and columnist James D. (Archie) Howell for show and tell about his recently published book, Shady Brook, stories about growing up in Southampton County, Virginia. His articles have appeared in the Tidewater News, Franklin, Virginia, since 2011. Learn about cherry shooters, slingshots, fish muddle, chicken potpie, and life lessons. 2565 Th 5/15 1-2 p.m. EMCID Howell SAFETY AARP Driver Safety Program Bill Power, an AARP volunteer, will teach this class designed for drivers age 50 or older who are interested in improving their driving skills and applying for a discount for their automobile insurance. The course shares the latest information that helps drivers adjust to agerelated physical changes and learn defensive driving techniques, rules of the road, and much more. This class is NOT eligible for use in dismissing a moving violation ticket. We must have a minimum of 10 individuals who commit to attend this course for it to be offered! If you register and find out you cannot attend, please let us know! There is a $15 per person program fee if you are a member of AARP. You must bring your AARP membership card that indicates you are a member. The fee is $20 for non-AARP members. This fee is payable E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.312.1750 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 25 LSC-KINGWOOD Taking Better Pictures A beautiful picture is one that gets the attention of the viewer because it tells a story and somehow satisfies the pleasure center of the brain. Learn how to make your photos fit that description. 16772 F 3/28 1- 3 p.m. EMCID Atchison 16835 M 3/24 2:30-4:30 p.m. Atascocita Atchison Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor by check or exact cash when you attend the class and covers the cost of the courseware provided. 9719 W 2/5 9 a.m.-1 p.m. EMCID Power 14171 Th 2/13 1- 5 p.m. Atascocita Power LSC-KINGWOOD AED- Life Saving Equipment Everyone has seen the AED equipment in boxes on the walls of malls, stores and offices, but do you know how to use it? Learn the simple technique and you may save someone’s life in an emergency. The directions are self-explanatory but you will see it in a demonstration. This class will be presented by the New Caney Fire Department. 9718 W 2/5 1:30-3 p.m. EMCID Gun Safety - After The Shots Have Been Fired Al Bowling, a Texas Concealed Handgun license instructor, was a former Senior Special Agent with the U.S. Customs Service, now called Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. He was the lead firearms instructor and the SWAT instructor for many years and has extensive experience in training and in the maintenance of firearms and related subjects. This class will focus on basic handgun safety and the proper handling of firearms based on the accepted principles of firearm safety. He will also cover what happens After the Shots have been Fired. A frank discussion of what citizens can reasonably expect and recommendations on conduct in the immediate aftermath of the use of deadly force against another will be covered. A question and answer session will follow. 16821 Tuesday 2/25 1 – 3PM Atascocita SCIENCE Join Frank Hughes, a retired engineer from NASA, as he discusses these interesting topics which happened as we raced into space: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon Stories and funny events that happened as man left Earth for our neighbor, the Moon. 16005 Th 3/6 1-2:30 p.m. EMCID Hughes 16041 M 4/14 2:30-4 p.m. Atascocita Hughes Astronaut Training Then and Now Learn how things have changed in the last several years regarding how astronauts are prepared for their journeys by the NASA professionals. 16032 T 3/18 2:30-4 p.m. Atascocita Hughes 16012 T 3/25 3:30-5 p.m. EMCID Hughes TRAVEL Cruising 101- To Cruise or Not To Cruise This course is for those who have never taken a cruise and for past cruisers wanting to learn about new cruise destinations. Do you want to take that unique cruise vacation to Alaska? Hawaii? Caribbean? Europe? Or other places in the world? You will receive details about all of these destinations and much more. A question and answer time will follow the presentation. Don’t miss out on this special information Thank you to: East Montgomery County Improvement District For allowing us to use rooms free of charge for our ALL classes. 26 Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor session to help you decide to “cruise or not to cruise”. The class will be conducted by Roy and Linda Lazenby, long time devotees of cruising. 16754 F 2/21 10-11:30 a.m. EMCID Lazenby 16820 F 2/21 1:30-3 p.m. Atascocita Lazenby Scotland Join Raquel Henry, a Professor of Psychology at Lone Star College Kingwood, as she shares her experiences from her 3 week holiday in Scotland several years ago. She will show pictures and give a running commentary of her adventures there. 17130 W 4/30 11:30 a.m. -12:30 pm. EMCID Henry Travels and Speaking the Language in France Visit the different regions of France and learn the language as well as the history, culture, and gastronomy of each region. The first hour will be devoted to traveling the regions and the second to learning the French language. The class will be held on 10 consecutive Thursdays in February through April (No class on March 13). Your instructor will be Jacqueline Baca, a seasoned world traveler, as she talks about her homeland. Due to the amount of material covered in each class, new students will not be admitted after the first session. 9721 Th 2/6-4/17 10 a.m. – noon EMCID Baca Travel with Steve Planning to leave the U.S. on a vacation trip this year? Join Steve Bowling Wright, a seasoned world traveler, who takes two or more international trips each year. Steve will share his knowledge and experience with you concerning how to plan a great trip, what Internet sites can assist you, and what to pack in your bags. 13865 Th 4/24 10 a.m.–12:30 p.m. EMCID Wright TRIPS & TOURS Dinner Theatre Group Join the ALL Dinner Theatre Group with Betty Newton and other ALL members to attend live performances at Lone Star College-Kingwood and have an early dinner at a local restaurant. Updates on events will be available via flyers and the Weekly E-mail. For more information, e-mail Betty at [email protected] at least one week before play date. Tickets will be available at the door: General Admission $12; Seniors (55+) $10; Students, including ALL members, $5. (You must show your ALL membership card.) Black Comedy – A Comedy Lovesick and desperate, sculptor Brindsley Miller has embellished his apartment with furniture and objects d’arte “borrowed” from the absent antique collector next door hoping to impress his fiancée’s pompous father and a wealthy art dealer, Schuppanzigh. The fussy neighbor, Harold Gorringe returns just as a blown fuse plunges the apartment into darkness. Unexpected guests, aging spinsters, errant phone cords and other snares impede Brindsley’s frantic attempts to return the purloined items before light is restored. 16963 Sunday 2/23 2-4 p.m. LSC-Kingwood Main Stage 8th Annual Evening of Shorts – An Original One-Act Play Festival This is a festival of student-written, student-directed, student-designed, student-acted one-act plays. LSC-Kingwood students have a chance to take over the Black Box and create some amazing never-beforeseen theatre! 16741 Sunday 4/13 2-4 p.m. LSC-Kingwood Black Box Kingwood Area Tour Group Join with the ALL Kingwood Area Tour Group as we select interesting places to tour around Kingwood and Humble. Members participating will be required to provide their own transportation to the destination to be toured. Updates on specific plans for the tours will be available LONE STAR COLLEGE-KINGWOOD ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-Kingwood Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor via flyers and the Weekly E-mail. Betty Newton will be planning and organizing these great tours. She can be reached at betnewt@ suddenlink.net for more information or if you want to assist in the planning! METRO/METRORAIL Trips Tour of Museum of Fine Arts Houston (MFAH) Complementing his series of lectures on women artists, Joe Christoffel will point out and discuss pictures by women artists in the museum’s collection. Admission to the museum is free. Lunch at your expense in the MFAH cafeteria. Limit 15 persons 15999 Th 2/20 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Houston Christoffel Walking Tour of Turner Addition Jim Parsons, Preservation Houston, will lead a 90 minute architectural tour of a neighborhood that became a desirable residential area in the early 20th century thanks to its proximity to Hermann Park, Rice University and the new Museum of Fine Arts. This neighborhood is adjacent to Broadacres which we toured with Jim in spring 2013. Cost $10/person. Lunch will be at your expense at the MAFH cafeteria. Limit 15 persons. 16013 Th 3/27 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Houston Parsons Day Date Time Location Instructor Walking Tour of Historic Glenwood Cemetery Jim Parsons will lead a tour of one of the most beautiful outdoor spaces in Houston and the resting place of some of Houston’s most famous citizens. Cost $10/person. Lunch will be at your expense at an as-yet-to-be determined restaurant. Limit 12 persons. 16063 W 4/9 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Houston Parsons Tour of the Houston Ballet Center See this beautiful new building with its rehearsal halls, etc. that is the envy of ballet companies around the country. Lunch will be at your expense at an as-yet-to-be determined restaurant. Limit 15. 16080 T 5/13 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Houston Lively METRO 65+ Trip Ride the METRO bus downtown as a group to obtain your discount METRO card for those aged 65 and over. For those 70 and over, obtain a free METRO card at the downtown station. The free METRO card is now good for seven years and can be renewed in person at the downtown location. Take a tour on the METRORAIL with Steve Wright as your “tour guide.” Lunch will be at your expense. Note: Applications for either card can now also be obtained on-line or from the ALL office. They can be completed at home and mailed in instead of going downtown. 13867 F 4/25 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Houston Harris County Precinct 1 Bus Trips Take day trips to exciting and interesting places near Houston. Updates and details on trips occurring will be available via flyers and the Weekly E-mail. Harris County Precinct 1 requires that all participants on trips be age 55+. Each participant must come to the EMCID location and complete a Participant Release and Indemnification Agreement Form before each trip. All trips will require that participants bring $2 for bus driver expenses and money for lunch. Additionally, some tours may require payment of entry fees. 15996 W 2/12 9 a.m.-3 p.m. TBA 16004 W 3/5 9 a.m.-3 p.m. TBA Earn your Substitute Teacher Workforce Certif icate The Substitute Teacher Training Certificate defines the true role of a substitute teacher; it encompasses teaching strategies, classroom management techniques, experience with lesson plans, and guidelines for decision making. Two classes are required to earn this certificate: •Substitute Teacher Training–EDTCC 210020112 hrs, $124 5394 1414 15339 1609 W MT Sa Sa 2/3-2/24 8/4-8/5 2/1-2/8 7/12-7/19 6-9:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. •Tools for Teaching–ATCPC 7200009 14 hrs, $141 5256 1411 W W 2/5-5/26 8-6/8/27 6-9:30 p.m. 6-9:30 p.m. LSC-Kingwood LSC-Kingwood LSC-Cyfair LSC-Cyfair LSC-Kingwood LSC-Kingwood Note: School district requirements vary. It is wise to contact local school districts before taking these classes. E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.312.1750 For more information: [email protected] 281-312-1716 LoneStar.edu/Kingwood Affirmative Action/EEO College SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 27 LSC-KINGWOOD All METRO/METRORAIL trips require that participants bring $8 in one dollar bills and four quarters for the bus fare and an additional $2 for rail charges (unless a participant is age 65+ with reduced fare cards) and $10 for lunch. Other docent fees up to $15 per participant may be charged; be sure to watch for specific updates on destinations and expenses. Updates and details on these trips will be available via flyers and the Weekly E-mail. Each participant must come to the EMCID location to complete a Participant Release and Indemnification Agreement Form before each trip. Join Roy Lively on the below four trips: Reg. # Academy for Lifelong Learning A learning community for active adults 50 + 84 How to Register FM 14 777 Conroe Park North Dr. LSC-Conroe Center Hw y. 1 05 Hwy. p3 36 Hwy. 75 Loo FM 105 30 83 S. VISIT the Continuing Education/ALL Office Lone Star College-Montgomery, Building E, Room 205, Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. ATTEND the Open House, Saturday, Jan. 25 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in Building E/Upstairs ONLINE following the instructions on pages 2–4. FM I-45 North 14 13 88 FM 14 LSC-Montgomery Hwy. 242 West College Park Dr. Contact Us Needham Rd. 3200 College Park Dr., E205 Conroe TX 77384 936.273.7446 Lonestar.edu/all-montgomery [email protected] 28 MAIL CE, 3200 College Park Drive, Rm E205 Conroe, TX 7738 Get Your Student ID Card The student ID card becomes your library card for Lone Star College and Montgomery County Public Libraries. Emails Please send us your name and email address to receive the most up-to-date information. Our ALL email is [email protected]. Email blasts are sent once a month to members regarding new classes, campus activities and community updates. LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LONE STAR COLLEGE-MONTGOMERY A N S S S All classrooms at The University Center (TUC) are posted at the Info Desk in the Main lobby on the day of the class. S Parking Garage/ Campus Police SP A B D C F SP SP t Ca mpu SP I-45 NOR TH E G s Dr. H Wes TUC SP SP SP Commons Building, 1st -Wellness Center, Bookstore, Commons, Luby’s, Child Care Center, 2nd -Academic Classrooms B Health Science Center C Student Services Center, 1st -Admissions, Advising, Financial Aid, 2nd-The Learning Center, Testing Services D Performing Arts Center, 1st -Theatre, Art Gallery, 2nd - Art & Music E Administration Building, 1st -Executive Offices, Business Office, 2nd-Continuing Education, Technology Services, Education for Tomorrow Alliance F Library Building, 1st - Library, 2nd & 3rdAcademic Classrooms G General Academic Center H Music Hall S Sports Fields/Courts SP Student Parking TUCThe University Center at Montgomery Parking for ALL classes is located in front of the University Center (TUC) and in the Sam Houston University Parking Structure next to the University Center. Attend a computer lab on Friday to obtain a parking pass. VE H W Y 242 W E S T / C O L L E G E P A R K DR I Off Campus Locations Please do not call these locations for course information. Call our main CE number, 936.273.7446 3. Memorial Hermann 9250 Pinecroft, The Woodlands, TX 77380 4. Spring Creek Greenway Nature Center 1300 Riley Fuzzel Rd., Spring, TX 77386 5. Pinot’s Palette 3091 College Park Plaza #123 (Across the Street from the College on Hwy 242) Parking Tags Required All campuses now require parking tags to park on campus. Attend a Friday Computer Lab class or pick up at parking pass at Open House. Remember to bring your car’s license plate number to obtain pass. At this time a pass is not required to park in front of the University Center (TUC) for ALL Classes Nature & Environment.................................................... 36 Political Affairs/Community Affairs................................... 37 Reading & Writing......................................................... 38 Science, Philosophy & Religion........................................ 38 Travel & Cultures............................................................ 39 Important Contact Numbers Police Emergencies: Non-Emergency Number: Office of Technology Services: 281.290.5911 832.813.6800 936.273.7385 ALL membership for the 2013-2014 Membership Year is required to register for classes. SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 29 LSC-MONTGOMERY Lone Star College-Montgomery Locations Building, 1st -Wellness Center, Bookstore, Commons, Luby’s, Child Care Center, A Commons 2nd -Academic Classrooms The location of the class is listed after every class description. The B following Health Science Center are listed: locations C LSC-University Student Services Center, 1st -Admissions, Advising, Financial (TUC) Aid, 2nd-The Learning Center, 1. Center at Montgomery Table of Contents Testing College Services Park Dr. 3232 D Performing Arts Center, 1st -Theatre, Art Gallery, 2nd - Art & Music The Woodlands, TX 77384 E Administration Building, 1st -Executive Offices, Business Office, 2nd-Continuing Education, Arts & Arts History......................................................... 30 For classes held at LSC-University Center at Montgomery, stop Technology Services, Education for Tomorrow Alliance by the Info Desk and check the sign for exact room number. F Library Building, 1st - Library, 2nd & 3rd- Academic Classrooms Computer & Technology................................................. 31 2. College-Montgomery (LSCM) G Lone GeneralStar Academic Center H 3200 College Park Dr. Music Hall Financial & Legal........................................................... 33 Texas 77384 S Conroe, Sports Fields/Courts CE 936.273.7446 SP 936.273.7000 Student Parking Fun & Recreation........................................................... 34 3. Star Center College-Conroe TUC Lone The University at Montgomery Center 777 Conroe Park North Drive Health, Fitness............................................................... 34 Conroe, Texas 77303 936.521.4500 History.......................................................................... 36 Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor MEMBERSHIP FEE (Through Aug. 31, 2014) $35 The Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) at Lone Star CollegeMontgomery is a membership community for older adults. It offers non-credit classes and social activities for continued intellectual and personal growth. A non-refundable $35 membership fee entitles you to take more than 75 percent of the courses free of charge and to use the services of LSC-Montgomery, such as the library, Internet access, and theater activities. Join ALL and participate in social activities with older, active adults and share a joy of learning with people who will broaden your life. Study under the guidance of individuals representing a wide range of expertise and life experiences including professors, subject matter experts, guest lecturers, hobbyists and fellow members. Develop friendships with a diverse group of people and be a part of a collective voice of active adults in the community. ALL lectures are offered as a community service and for educational purposes. There are no sales presentations. Classes are held at The University Center (TUC), the Lone Star College-Montgomery campus as well as several off-site locations. One academic year membership fee (Sept. 1-Aug. 31). 13846 LSC-MONTGOMERY Global ALL Membership (Through Aug. 31, 2014) $55 Enjoy the membership benefits on all five Lone Star College campuses. A non-refundable $55 membership fee entitles you to take more than 75 percent of the courses free of charge and to use the services of LSC-Montgomery, LSC-Kingwood, LSC-Cyfair, LSC Tomball and LSCNorth Harris. 6573 What’s it ALL About?/Newcomer Orientation 1 Session, No Fee. Find out more about ALL during this orientation and tour. You will have an opportunity to meet other ALL members and hear about the program at LSC-Montgomery. Bring your walking shoes for a brief tour of the University Center and LSC-Montgomery campus. You will learn how to navigate our website and how to find and register for interesting classes and lectures. Step into the world of technology with the assistance of Computer Coaches who will help you with your college password. Find out how you can volunteer or give a lecture. Learn how to get a photo ID and parking pass that will make you a real Lone Star student. Sign up for one or more! Meet at The University Center (TUC) Information Desk in the lobby. 14185 M 2/10 10-11 a.m. LSC-TUC Ambassador 16123 M 4/14 10-11 a.m. LSC-TUC Ambassador ARTS & ART HISTORY Film Series 13 Sessions, No Fee. Cultivate your appreciation for film and develop greater insight into film production techniques by attending this M series, hosted by a professor and followed by group discussion. The films are shown in the LSC-Montgomery teaching theater B102 with large screen and theater-style seats. A list of films included in the series will be posted to the ALL website. (LoneStar.edu/all-montgomery) 14190 M 2/3-5/5 12-2:50 p.m. LSCM Brown Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Let’s Talk About the Opera - February 4 Sessions, Fee is $32. The opera expert will talk about Wagner’s Ring cycle: A Beginner’s Ring, apropos of HGO’s upcoming production of das Rheingold, the first of four operas that constitute the Ring of the Nibelung. 14197 W 2/5-2/26 11 a.m.-12:50 p.m. TUC Thompson Learn to Crochet 4 Sessions, No Fee. Join us on the first M of each month and learn to crochet. Bring a crochet hook (size H, J or K) and some yard for a red, white and blue blanket. Learn and practice during your lunch hour and meet new friends. Bring your own supplies, we provide the instructions and instructor. 16611 Th 2/6-5/8 12-12:50 p.m. TUC Neill Art Appreciation 4 Sessions, No Fee. Learn to really appreciate great art. On the First Friday of each month we will discuss the contribution of women to art from painting to sculpture using materials from oils to ceramics to bronze and stone (2/7,3/7,4/4 & 5/2). 16125 F 2/7 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Christoffel F 3/7 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Christoffel F 4/4 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Christoffel F 5/2 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Christoffel Dulcimer I – Beginning 5 Sessions, No Fee. Learn to play the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer, a string instrument that is uniquely American. Basic instruction for the beginner includes how to tune, fretting technique, strum patterns, understanding tablature, simple harmony and introduction to chords. It is not necessary to read music. A variety of old-time traditional folk and gospel tunes are presented to implement individual and group playing. Bring instrument to first session. 14193 T 2/4–3/4 1:30-3:50 p.m. TUC Price Water Colors for Beginners 10 Sessions, $80 Fee. Learn color theory, watercolor techniques, and create some simple paintings of landscape and still life with clear directions. We will discuss materials and supplies needed for any budget at the first meeting. The class is held at Pinot’s Palette located at 3091 College Park Dr., Suite 123. 15222 M 2/17-4/28 10-11:50 a.m. Offsite Adams Behind the Scenes Tour of the Mitchell Pavilion 1 Session, No Fee. Surrounded by lush forests, the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is an outdoor amphitheater that provides the Greater Houston region with an array of performing arts events, educational outreach programs and contemporary entertainment. The picturesque venue is the Summer Home of the Houston Symphony and home away from home of Houston Ballet. The Pavilion is also known as The Center for the Performing Arts at The Woodlands, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, and is governed by a volunteer board of directors. Find out more about this community treasure and the variety of education programs they provide as part of their educational outreach efforts. Meet at the Mitchell Pavilion (2005 Lake Robbins Dr. 77380) and wear walking shoes. 15219 F 3/21 9:30-11:30 a.m. Off-site Tour Guide 16598 F 5/9 9:30-11:30 a.m. Off-site Tour Guide Learn To Register Online Attend one of the Computer Help Lab sessions to learn to register online and access the ALL website! 30 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-Montgomery Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Dulcimer II 5 Sessions, No Fee. If you have completed the beginner class or have a basic understanding of playing in Ionian, come to explore and enjoy the many voices of the dulcimer. Build on techniques such as rhythm, strum, harmony and chord patterns, and add new techniques, including left hand embellishments, flat picking and finger picking. From plaintive ballads to toe-tapping fiddle tunes, a variety of traditional musical styles and music are provided. 15220 T 3/18-4/15 1:30-3:50 p.m. TUC Price Let’s Talk About the Opera - April 4 Sessions, Fee is $32. The opera expert will talk about Carmen and other operatic gypsies apropos of HGO’s schedule production of that opera. A group visit can be arranged. Students will have the opportunity to coordinate an attendance with a group price for an upcoming performance to the Houston Grand Opera. 15221 W 4/2-4/23 11 a.m.-12:50 p.m. TUC Thompson COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY Computer Orientation 1 Session, No Fee, Computer Lab. A basic two hour orientation of keyboard, mouse and icons to get you ready to take your computer classes or to maximize your work at home. If you are confused or could use a refresher about USB drives, CDs and DVDs this is a great place to start. Learn about the icons and some of the other basic computer keys in a fun environment. Includes a presentation on the interior functioning of a computer from motherboard to memory. Come and have an “ah ha” moment. 9317 T 2/4 10-11:50 a.m. TC Carns 9318 T 3/4 10-11:50 a.m. TC Carns Computer Boot Camp - February 6 Sessions, Fee $32, Computer Lab. Classes include: Computer File Management, Basic Internet Skills, a comparison of operating systems, healthy computer habits and a very brief introduction to word processing and spreadsheets. Class meets 6 times over three weeks—12 hours total. Please bring a computer flash (USB) drive to class. Prerequisite: You must obtain your student username and password before your first computer class by taking the Get Your Username class or by visiting the IT office in Building E Room 209 on the Montgomery campus. Class is held at the University Center. (Keyboarding & Mousing are now covered in the Computer Orientation class). 9114 MW 2/3-2/19 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Clausen/Carns Day Date Time Location Instructor Computer Boot Camp - April 6 Sessions, Fee $32, Computer Lab. Classes include: Computer File Management, Basic Internet Skills, a comparison of operating systems, healthy computer habits and a very brief introduction to word processing and spreadsheets. Class meets 6 times over three weeks—12 hours total. Please bring a computer flash (USB) drive to class. Prerequisite: You must obtain your student username and password before your first computer class by taking the Get Your Username class or by visiting the IT office in Building E Room 209 on the Montgomery campus. Class is held at the University Center. (Keyboarding & Mousing are now covered in the Computer Orientation class). 9115 MW 4/7-4/23 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Clausen/Carns Friday Computer User Help Labs 4 Sessions, No Fee, Computer Lab. Come practice or work on a problem, under the supervision of the ALL Volunteer Technology Team, on Fridays. Practice basic computer skills, such as keyboarding and mousing, Microsoft® WORD, PowerPoint, and EXCEL. Practice how to search for information on the Internet, look for websites, and use MapQuest and Yahoo Maps. Try out the AV equipment so you’ll be ready to teach an ALL class! In a comfortable environment feel free to practice and have your Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) answered. Bring your Student ID# if you want assistance activating your LSCS username and password. 9116 F 2/7-2/21 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Tech Team 9117 F 3/7-3/28 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Tech Team 9312 F 4/4-4/25 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Tech Team 9315 F 5/2-5/23 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Tech Team Excel – Organizing Your Life 2 Sessions, No Fee, Computer Lab. This course will teach you some of the many ‘practical’ applications of Microsoft Excel such as creating lists and forms for tracking important data such as stocks or collections, creating contact/ address files, creating mailing labels using mail merge, etc. This is an excellent follow-up course after you have taken the basic Excel class. Prerequisite: completion of basic computer classes (keyboarding, mousing, Internet basics, and a brief introduction to word processing and spreadsheets) or equivalent and have an activated LSCS username and password. 9336 MW 3/3-3/5 10–11:50 a.m. TUC TBD Cloud Computing 1 Session, No Fee, Computer Lab. What is the “Cloud” and how can it help you? Did you know that with the Cloud you can access important files from any computer with Internet access? That you can back up your important files to the Cloud for free? Come and learn some tips and tricks for cloud computing from an experienced cloud sitter. Sign up for one session or several. Learn something new each session with time to practice in between. Google provides numerous free tools which can make life easier. Google Docs is a suite of applications similar to Microsoft Office and Google Drive is a facility for securely storing digital files on the web. 9322 T 2/18 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Carns 9323 T 3/18 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Carns 9324 T 4/15 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Carns 9325 T 5/20 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Carns Due to circumstances beyond our control some lectures might be canceled or rescheduled. Every attempt to contact students in advance is made. Be sure we have an accurate phone number on file. E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 936.273.7446SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 31 LSC-MONTGOMERY ALL Orientation and How to Use College Computers 1 Session, No Fee, Computer Lab. Become a savvy online user! We will help you apply online for the parking pass and we will also show you how to apply online for ALL classes. Existing members should have their Student ID number before attending this class (obtained from your enrollment form). We will also help you activate your Username and College Password so you can maximize the use of the college computers and library. You may obtain your free Student ID card before this class in Building C, or after attending this class. We’re going electronic, so don’t be caught on the wrong side of the digital divide! 15261 Th 2/13 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Tech Team Reg. # LSC-MONTGOMERY Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Gadgets and Gizmos -Demo 1 Session, No Fee. Get updated and join the discussion on new and intriguing technology. Devices using the commonly used operating systems will be featured. 9319 T 2/11 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Carns 9320 T 4/8 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Carns 9321 T 5/6 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Tech Team Smart Phones Apps – Demo 1 Session, No Fee. If you have a smart phone or are thinking about investing in one, join us for a demo of several different types of phones and their applications. If you have an smart phone, bring it with you and tell the group about some of your favorite apps. 9335 Th 5/1 10-11:50 a.m. TUC TBD Shopping Online 1 Session, No Fee, Computer Lab. Discover the advantages and disadvantages of online shopping. Learn about the convenience and selections available to online shoppers and how to compare prices. Learn how to find items, buy on the Internet, how to log on to the various secure sites, and how to use PayPal. This is primarily a lecture class and discussion. If you want to use the classroom computers, you will need to have completed basic computer classes (keyboarding, mousing, Internet basics) or equivalent and have an activated LSCS username and password. 9328 T 2/25 10-11:50 a.m. TUC TBA Windows 8 – Demo 1 Session, No Fee. Find out more about the Windows 8 operating system. Learn more about the features and decide if you should upgrade if you have not already done so. 9333 Th 3/6 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Carns Lectures in Your Own Home 1 Session, No Fee, Computer Lab. Learn about the variety of online lectures and classes available on every topic imaginable including riveting talks by remarkable people free to the world via TED. There is a world of information at your fingertips available 24/7. This class will demonstrate some of the lectures and Webinars available for free or for a small fee. Find out how to view some of the peer lectures presented by Montgomery College professors, or attend massive open online courses (MOOC) aimed at unlimited participation via the web from major universities. This is primarily a lecture class, demo and discussion. If you want to use the classroom computers, you will need to have completed basic computer classes (keyboarding, mousing, Internet basics) or equivalent and have an activated LSCS username and password. The Friday Computer Labs are a great place to practice new skills learned in this class. 9329 T 3/25 10– 11:50 a.m. TUC Carns Social Networking 1 Session, No Fee, Computer Lab. Social networking among computer Internet users is a huge fad. Don’t get left behind your grandchildren! You, too, can learn about blogs, online forums, photo sharing, posting, friending, etc. We will look at some of the free services such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and some of the useful ‘spin-offs’ from these popular sites, such as Pinterest. This is primarily a lecture class but if you want to use the classroom computers, you will need to have completed basic computer classes (keyboarding, mousing, Internet basics) or equivalent and have an activated LSCS username and password. 9330 T 4/22 10–11:50 a.m. TUC TBD Skype - Demo 1 Session, No Fee. Join us for a demo of this popular software. Using a computer with internet access and a speaker, you can call and see anyone else in your friend and family circle. 9332 TH 2/6 10-11:50 a.m. TUC TBD iPhone Apps – Demo 1 Session, No Fee. If you have an iPhone or are thinking about investing in an iPhone, join us for a demo of some of the more useful applications. If you have an iPhone, bring it with you and tell the group about some of your favorite apps. 9334 Th 4/3 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Carns Email blasts are sent once a month to the email address on file. 32 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Digital Photo Storage 2 Sessions, No Fee, Computer Lab. This class is for those who own a digital camera and want to know more about the software and storage devices for the digital photos. Bring some of your photos on a CD or USB flash drive and we will show you some free editing software and give you tips to manage you electronic photo files. Find out how to email photos as attachments or insert them in emails. 9342 MW 3/31-4/2 10-11:50 a.m. TUC TBD Go Online - Create A Photo Album 2 Sessions, No Fee, Computer Lab. Create a unique and memorable gift – a printed book of your favorite photos and your own captions. This class will guide you through the process of uploading photos, using the online website tools to place pictures and captions on pages, and completing the order so that when you leave the last session, your book will be ready for shipping to your address. Prerequisite: Basic Computer Skills in using a home computer and a digital camera with pictures or old photos already scanned to a USB flash drive or DVD and an activated LSCS username and password. 9341 MW 3/17-3/19 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Robins How to Make a Greeting Card 2 Sessions, No Fee, Computer Lab. A greeting card you make yourself can be more meaningful to the recipient and just as attractive as any store-bought card if you apply a few simple desktop publishing and design principles. Follow 10 steps to make a greeting card using templates and Avery Design Pro. You must have completed Computer Boot Camp or have basic computer skills for this class. Practice your new skills in a Friday Computer Lab, or get started at home. 9344 Th 2/13-2/20 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Swigger Basic Web Design 2 Sessions, No Fee, Computer Lab. Learn how to register a web domain, use an online service to design a basic website, and how to improve the search engine results for your website. Completion of basic computer classes including Internet basics and basic word processing is required. This is primarily a lecture class but if you want to use the classroom computers you must have an activated LSCS username and password. 9337 MW 3/24-3/26 10-11:50 a.m. TUC TBD Getting to Know Your Library 1 Session, No Fee, Computer Lab. As a participant in the Academy for Lifelong Learning program, many library services are available to you. You will learn how to check out materials, use the on-line library resources, and learn which other services are available to you at Lone Star College and other libraries in the Montgomery County area. Class is held in the library at The University Center. 9331 T 5/27 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Gilbert LoneStar.edu/ALL-Montgomery Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor FINANCIAL & LEGAL Homeowners Insurance – What Everyone Should Know 1 Session, No Fee. As another hurricane season approaches, gain an overview of the Texas Homeowners policy to determine where the insured can locate information about coverages, exclusions, conditions applying to both parties, and limits of coverage. Each member is encouraged to bring their own policy to better understand their current coverage. 7294 T 2/4 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Hutson Home Ownership Options for Maturing Adults 1 Session, No Fee. Is your current family home becoming burdensome? What are the specific needs of homebuyers and sellers aged 50+ and how are those specific needs addressed? Walk through the process of buying, selling, and financing a home and see potential solutions unique to seniors as they move through major lifestyle transitions. 7295 T 2/11 10-11:50 a.m. TUC King The Affordable Health Care and Insurance Act 1 Session, No Fee. Learn from a Navigator the changes in health care as a result of the Universal Health Care and Insurance act. Find out more about pricing, insurance exchanges and the timeline for implementation. 7312 T 2/11 3-4:50 p.m. TUC DeLaCruz Don’t Fall for these Scams 1 Session, No Fee. If it sounds too good to be true, it is! People don’t give away money, cars, television sets, or cruises unless they want something in return, meaning $$$ from you! Learn about the latest scams and schemes to hit the Houston area so you can be prepared to make wise consumer decisions. When in doubt, “Check it Out!” 7297 T 2/25 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Twyman Avoid the Funeral Trap 1 Session, No Fee. Members will increase their awareness of funeral industry pricing and sales tactics. Learn how to plan ahead and save thousands of dollars by becoming more aware of options. 7302 T 3/4 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Lambert Veteran & Survivor – VA & State Benefits 1 Session, No Fee. Find out more about the Department of Veterans Affairs and benefits for veterans, their dependents, and surviving spouses. We will address the eligibility of veterans and survivors for monetary benefits, healthcare, burial and state benefits. Services offered through the Montgomery County Veterans Service are detailed. 7303 T 3/18 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Lee We Need Your Help, Volunteer! • Join a Committee • Help with a special event • Give a lecture • Share your talents To find out more, email [email protected] or complete the volunteer application form on our website: LoneStar.edu/all-montgomery E-MAIL: [email protected] Day Date Time Location Instructor Trusts as an Alternative to Wills 1 Session, No Fee. This class will be of interest to anyone interested in gaining a better understanding of the differences between wills and trusts as estate planning tools. The course will also cover handwritten or holographic wills. 7306 T 3/25 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Gordon Probating a Will in Texas 1 Session, No Fee. This workshop covers the basics of the probate process in Texas and will discuss some common reasons why out-of-state wills may complicate the process. Explore various alternative probate proceedings available in Texas and also some practical ideas on how to simplify and reduce the need to probate a will. 7307 T 4/1 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Dantche Navigating Tax Appraisal Season 1 Session, No Fee. Property tax appraisal time comes every Spring; hear more about how the system works in Montgomery County, the exemptions and freezes available, and how you may protest with the Appraisal Review Board. 7308 T 4/8 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Castleschouldt Long Term Care Planning – The Latest 1 Session, No Fee. Come learn the latest developments concerning Long Term Care and what it means to you. Significant changes are occurring frequently as Boomers enter retirement. Learn how you can take advantage of various plans to protect your family. 7309 T 4/15 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Horne Creating Wealth: Stocking up for the Long Haul 1 Session, No Fee. Financial security begins with savings and then investing for better returns. One needs to consider whether their finances require the services of a financial professional. Either way, investing decisions require time, persistence, and management. 7310 T 4/22 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Chapman What Documents Do I Need to Have? 1 Session, No Fee. This lecture will help you obtain a basic knowledge of documents and determine which ones should be used during life to facilitate care for a loved one and those used after death for protection of assets. This lecture includes a discussion of various advance directives and testamentary documents (including a Will), their uses, which are time sensitive, and the repercussions of not having the documents in place. 7311 T 4/29 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Dantche What do I do with my Savings Bonds? 1 Session, No Fee. If you or your family members have savings bonds, what do you do with them now that everything is going digital? If you want to check on the interest rate or you want to cash them in, where do you start? If you have lost, destroyed or had U.S. Savings bonds stolen, find out how to start searching for them. And if you want to convert them to an electronic format, find out how. 15269 T 5/6 10-11:50 a.m. TUC TBD SAVE THE DATE! The LSC-Montgomery ALL annual meeting will be on May 21, 2014 from 1-3 p.m. at the University Center (TUC). PHONE: 936.273.7446SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 33 LSC-MONTGOMERY Outlook and Opportunities with Tax-Free Investing 1 Session, No Fee. Learn about timely investment trends related to the US and international economies, inflation and interest rates, financial markets, and the political environment. Use tax-advantaged investing to develop strategies to meet your financial goals and stay on track. Understand the benefits of investments that offer tax advantages. 7296T 2/18 10-11:50AM TUC Dosier Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor FUN & RECREATION Daytrippers 4 Sessions, $5 Fee at first meeting. This discussion group meets the first Wednesday of each month to plan and go on daytrips in the local area. The first meeting is organizational, so bring your ideas and calendars. Past trips have included the Wolf Sanctuary, Walden Yacht Club for Sunday Brunch and the Presidential Library. Join this exciting group and make new friends. Travel by car to areas within one to two hours travel time from Lone Star College Montgomery. $5 fee collected at first meeting. Meet 2/5,3/5, 4/2 and 5/7. 9418 W 2/5-5/7 2-3:50 p.m. TUC Hancock LSC-MONTGOMERY Wines of the World 4 Sessions, No Fee. Join us as we watch and discuss DVDs taught by a Master of Wine. Beginning with why learn about wine, it covers the basics of the main types of wines, where they come from, how they are made, how to understand and distinguish their different tastes, and much more. Focus is on (1) how to taste wines, (2) examine some of the major classic grape varieties, (3) distinguish the major styles of wine, and (4) brief introductions to winemaking regions of the world. Class may decide to go off-site for sampling. This is not a wine tasting class. 14184 M 2/3-2/24 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Wagner/Haydel Basic Lamp Repair and Shade Fitting 1 Session, No Fee. Join the “Shady Lady” for an instructional class in the basics of lamp repair and selecting the appropriate lampshade for your lamp. Even someone who has “never fixed anything in my life” will become an instant handyman/woman. Everything needed for this class will be supplied by the instructor. 14183 M 2/24 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Lomax Genealogy for Beginners 2 Sessions, $1 Supply Fee. Computer Lab. Acquire basic genealogical research skills by learning how to collect genealogical materials, begin research, use standard genealogical forms and familiarize yourself with researching and documenting sources in a library setting. (Note: The second session will be at the Montgomery County Memorial Library in Conroe). $1 fee paid to instructor for CD furnished first day of class. 9421 T/TH 2/25-2/27 1-3:50 p.m. TUC Smoorenburg/Stehm Genealogy in the 21st Century 3 Sessions, $1 Supply Fee, Computer Lab. In three sessions, learn to use the internet to effectively research your family history. The third class will be a hands-on lab. Students need good keyboarding skills, as well as good working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows and the Internet. Class taught by two experienced genealogists. Students pay $1 to instructor for CD furnished first day of class. (Class meets 3/18,3/20 & 3/25). 16352 T/Th 3/18-3/25 1-3:50 p.m. TUC Smoorenburg/Stehm From ALL of us Special thanks to the many individuals and organizations that make this program a success. Guest lecturers include the faculty and staff of LSC-Montgomery, as well as members of the Texas AgriLife Extension, Master Gardeners, Montgomery County Master Gardeners, Montgomery County Genealogists – Internet Research Group, Daughters of the American Revolution, Sons of the Republic of Texas, Silverado Senior Living, Spring Creek Waterway, Pinot’s Palette and Kroger Grocery Stores. Subject matter experts in the fields of finance, law, art and technology, as well as the many hobbyists and ALL members help to make ALL a unique community program. 34 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Organize your Life 1 Session, $15 Workbook Fee paid to instructor, Computer Lab. Simplify your life by organizing your things! We will talk about ways to pre-sort, keep memories, and do the upkeep. Explore organizing books and on-line resources. Taught by a professional organizer, students will choose one way to keep their favorite memory-related items. By the end of class you will have completed a worksheet that illustrates how to pre-sort. You will have located and explored at least one organizing website or book of interest to you and your specific needs. The best investment of your time and $15 to get organized. Computer Skills: ability to complete on-line searches using a search engine. A $15 Workbook fee paid to instructor. 9430 T 3/18 1-3 p.m. TUC Bradley DNA and Genealogy, Intro to 1 Session, No Fee. Learn how testing your DNA can be used to augment your genealogy research. 9426 T 4/8 1-3 p.m. TUC Smoorenburg Bicycling the Woodlands 1 Session, No Fee. Recreational bicycling can be a healthy lifetime sport especially here in The Woodlands where there are almost 200 miles of dedicated bike paths. An aerobic sport, bicycling is good for the heart and good for the knees. Learn how to select a bicycle and helmet so that you are equipped for safe pathway bicycling. The lecture will review guidelines for bicycling safely on the paths. 9429 M 4/7 1-3 p.m. TUC Bostock Organization 101- Controlling Your Sanity and Your Stuff 1 Session, No Fee. Discover some helpful hints to make life easier, less stressful and more organized. Learn some tips to help you get your stuff together, and if you can’t, how to get rid of it. 16351 F 4/25 1-3 p.m. TUC Hinton HEALTH, FITNESS & SAFETY Reiki I 4 Sessions, Supply Fee $14. Reiki is an ancient hands-on healing method that helps the mind, body, and spirit. Begin a journey to learn the secrets of this holistic healing technique from a Reiki master. Bring $14 for the book, to be paid to the instructor on the first day of class. 9402 T 2/4-2/25 3-4:50 p.m. TUC Taylor Reiki II 6 Sessions No Fee. Continue on your journey of discovering the ancient art of Reiki healing. Learn more techniques and gain a deeper understanding of the realms of hidden knowledge. No class 3/11. 9399 T 3/4 - 4/21 3-4:50 p.m. TUC Taylor Reiki Advanced 2 Sessions, No Fee. Continue on your journey of discovering the ancient art of Reiki healing. 9397 T 4/22-4/29 3-4:50 p.m. TUC Taylor You and Your Hearing Loss: Neat Stuff to Know 1 Session, No Fee. This course will go over the statistics of hearing loss, communication strategies, resources and technological devices that help with hearing loss. This will be interactive and fun. 9405 W 2/5 3-4:50 p.m. TUC Lowenstein LoneStar.edu/ALL-Montgomery Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Edgar Cayce, Intro 1 Session, No Fee. Edgar Cayce is the most documented psychic of the 20th century, giving psychic readings to diagnose illnesses with remarkable success. While unconscious, he contacted the universal consciousness and gained insight into reincarnation. Learn about his life as a devout Christian, truth seeker, and the father of holistic medicine. 15198 Th 2/13 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Bechtel Stay Fit the Edgar Cayce Way 1 Session, No Fee. Cayce gave more than 5,000 health-related readings recommending exercise as the cure. Class participants will view a DVD that describes how particular exercises help particular body parts. Students will do an unstrenuous exercise routine and receive handouts for doing the exercises at home. 15200 Th 2/20 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Bechtel Change Your Mind to Change Your Life 4 Sessions, No Fee. Want to change the results you are getting in your life? Join us to hear how one man’s journey from mental oblivion to one of happiness and contentment could help you. It’s based on science. It works, and you will learn to apply it in your own life. – Class meets 2/24,2/28,3/3 and 3/7. 9394 MF 2/24-3/7 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Schmelzkopf Alive, Awake, Aware: The Power of Now 2 Sessions. No Fee. This class invites the student to be fully alive, to live in the present moment, and to be wholly present to life. You will learn how to reach deep levels of stillness. Now is the time. Theologians study the sacred: mystics experience it. This class is for the modern mystic. 15183 T/F 3 /4 -3/7 10-10:50 a.m. TUC Gillis EFT – Emotional Freedom Technique 1 Session, No Fee. EFT seeks to help relieve emotional issues and associated physical issues. It has been used successfully with people suffering from PTSD phobias and much more. 14182 T 3/18 9-11:50 a.m. TUC Dewhurst Science of Miracles 2 Sessions, No Fee. In the “Science of Miracles: The Quantum Language of Healing,” we learn we are not limited by the laws of Physics! We can reverse disease, re-define aging and create peace between nations. They are all based on the same principle! Instructor-led discussion follows the DVD. 9383 MF 3/24-3/28 1-2:20 p.m. TUC Schmelzkopf Star Seed Meditation 1 Session, No Fee. Not your usual meditation. It’s easy to use. It helps retention, retrieval and recovery for learning and memory enhancement. If you have tried other ways to meditate and would like to try something new, Star Seed is for you. If you day-dream, Star Seed meditation will work for you. 9407 F 4/4 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Schmelzkopf E-MAIL: [email protected] Day Date Time Location Instructor Preparing a “What If” notebook 1 Session, No Fee. Be prepared and have all of your documents in one place. Prepare the book for yourself and in the event you become incapacitated and someone needs to assist with your needs. 15186 W 4/23 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Hinton What to Do in Case of an Emergency – Are you Prepared? 1 Session, No Fee. Are you prepared for an emergency in your home, your neighborhood or your state? Make a plan or improve your plan after attending this lecture. It could be a fall at home, a medical emergency, a flood or a hurricane. Understand what basic info you, your family or emergency responders need access to and where you should store it. www.ready.gov/ 15184 F 5/23 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Hinton Joints, Joints, Joints 1 Session, No Fee. A frank discussion of the pros and cons of joint replacement surgery from a retired Orthopedic Surgeon. Hear the patient’s and surgeon’s view! 15194 TH 4/10 3-4:50 p.m. TUC Price Hospice is a Philosophy, not a Place 1 Session, No Fee. Hospice care is designed to give supportive care to people in the final phase of a terminal illness and to focus on comfort and quality of life. The goal is to enable patients to be comfortable and free of pain, so that they live each day as fully as possible. The philosophy of hospice is to provide support for the patient’s emotional, social, and spiritual needs as well as medical symptoms as part of treating the whole person. 16612 F 5/9 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Pemberton Pets Enrich our Lives 1 Session, No Fee. We all know how important pets are to our lives; however animals have also become very valuable in various therapy situations. This class will give us insights into the benefits of Pet Therapy and the instructor will also bring along a Certified Therapy Dog so we can share in the experience. 15182 W 4/23 3-4:50 p.m. TUC Trainer COP TALK 3 Sessions, No Fee. Join us each month as we hear from various law enforcement agencies as they discuss the latest challenges and techniques in their fields. Speakers from various agencies will give their perspective of enforcement in their specific area of expertise. If you enjoy “who done it” novels or crime TV, you will have a chance to hear from the pro and get a reality check. Discussion is facilitated by a retired police officer. Class meets 2/21, 3/21 & 5/16 . 14180 F 2/21-5/16 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Gill DOC TALK at Memorial Hermann Hospital 3 Sessions, No Fee. Various health topics will be presented by an affiliated physician on medical staff at Memorial Hermann—The Woodlands Hospital. Each session is educational and informative with Q&A time. Presentations occur on the second Friday of the month at the hospital, 9250 Pinecroft Dr. in the Woodlands in the first floor conference center. Meeting dates 2/14, 4/11 and 5/9. 14179 F 2/14 1:30-2:30 p.m. off-site Medical Staff F 4/11 1:30-2:30 p.m. off-site Medical Staff F 5/9 1:30-2:30 p.m. off-site Medical Staff PHONE: 936.273.7446SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 35 LSC-MONTGOMERY EZosophy 2 Sessions, No Fee. EZosophy is the art of easy or at least easier living. Hardaholics make life hard and suffer about it. EZosophists let go of ego-driven stress, strain, struggle and sacrifice. This class assists you in identifying the areas in your life that could be easier and gives you the tools to eliminate ego-driven struggle. 9388 W 2/19-2/26 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Gillis Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Day Date Time Location Instructor Nutrition Know-How 1 Session, No Fee. Arm yourself with knowledge so you will have the power to make good choices with your food. Look forward to better health, longevity and quality of life. Develop a better understanding of nutritional labels and the importance of water in your routine. 15196 Th 4/3 3 -4:50 p.m. TUC Radvansky Fascinating Times in Old Texas 1 Session, No Fee. Cherokee Chief Bowles (Bold Hunter) and most of the first Cherokees in Texas were killed in the Cherokee War of 1839. But other relatives arrived in 1842, and they were connected to Philip Nolan’s expedition to Texas in 1800. 14160 T 3/18 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Clarke Tai Chi 10 Sessions, $60. This leisure class is held in the LSC-Montgomery Wellness Center. 16782 T 2/18-4/29 6:30-8 p.m. LSCM Neighbors American History – Myths vs. Skeptics 8 Sessions, No fee. In this skeptical journey through American History, we will consider anew key people, events, periods, and legacies and gain a much deeper understanding of the extraordinary history of the United States. It will also examine how and why these myths arose and what historians now say really happened. (DVD & Discussion) 9372 TTh 4/1-4/24 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Vandiver HISTORY Western Civilization from Paleolithic to the Renaissance 4 Sessions, No Fee. We will trace the history of Western Civilization from Paleolithic times through the Renaissance, with a focus on history, art, architecture, religion, philosophy, literature and sciences as developed in the Fertile Crescent, ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, ancient Rome and the European Renaissance. 14165 M 2/3-2/24 3-4:50 p.m. TUC M. Adams LSC-MONTGOMERY Reg. # 70th Anniversary of D-Day June 6, 1944 – The Battle of Normandy 10 Sessions, No Fee. The course will not only cover D-Day but also the days after D-Day. It will take you through both the American sector including Omaha and Utah beaches and the airborne objectives including the bridges and causeways at La Fiere and Chef du Pont. Also included will be the capture of the towns of Ste. Mere Eglise and Carentan and the British/Canadian sector including Gold, Juno and Sword beaches and the airborne objectives including the Merville Battery and the bridges over the Orne Canal (Pegasus Bridge). Also included will be the capture of the town of Caen that Montgomery said he would take on D-Day. Course will include lectures, Powerpoints, information and maps gathered from various resources. 9376 TTh 2/4-3/6 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Kinnear History of Tamina through Photography 1 Session, No Fee. Tamina, a freedmen’s town, is steeped in history. A local graphic designer and environmental portrait photographer will share her photographs and collection of stories taken in Tamina over the last three years. Hear individual stories of those living within this community before The Woodlands existed including surviving the Storm of 1900, working in the lumber mills, and experiences during the civil rights movement. Hear the stories of struggle, faith, community, and hope of 11 local families. 14157 M 2/10 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Corn Glimpses of the History of Medicine 1 Session, No Fee. Review selected events in the history of medicine from ancient to modern times by video and commentary. Lecture by a retired pathologist. 14159 M 2/17 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Watson American Civil War- Year 1864 (150 years ago) 7 Sessions, No Fee. Come explore the Civil War as it unfolded in the year 1864. Follow the Armies as they fought from the Wilderness to Petersburg in the East and Atlanta to Nashville in the West. New documentary DVDs include battles of Cold Harbor and Franklin among others. Lectures include effects on the Confederate Home Front. 9371 MW 3/3-3/31 1-2:50 p.m. TUC C. Adams 36 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Ancient Rome 8 Sessions, No Fee. Rome ruled the western world for over 1000 years and then collapsed. How did a small village of farmers become so powerful and then fall into ruin? This course will discuss these questions as well as the Roman political system, the important players in Roman history, and how typical Romans lived their daily lives. 14163 TTh 4/1-4/24 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Menig Battle of San Jacinto 1 Session, No Fee. Description of the events leading up to the Battle of San Jacinto on April 20-21 1836 and the outcome of the victory by the Army of The Republic of Texas. 14166 M 4/7 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Green/Martin Battle of Nacogdoches 1 Session, No Fee. Events leading up to the Battle of Nacogdoches in August of 1835 and its implications for Texas independence. 14167 M 4/14 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Wilson Frontier Life in the Republic of Texas 1 Session, No Fee. Develop a better understanding of life´s hardships during pioneer times through a demonstration of Texas frontier life presented by teacher, re-enactor and star of “The Sam Houston Movie” on PBS. Demonstrations of skills necessary for daily life in The Republic of Texas with period-correct utensils, accoutrements and equipment. 14168 T 4/29 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Griffin NATURE & ENVIRONMENT Your Landscaping, Your Way, Naturally 1 Session, No Fee. The class will explore landscape design/build concepts and organic techniques as well as tried and true native, naturalizing and other useful plants. 8264 F 2/7 3-4:50 p.m. TUC Bowen Let’s Go Birding 3 Sessions, No Fee. Following a classroom presentation about backyard birding (equipment, birds to see and how to attract them) and information about birding locations in the North Harris County and South Montgomery County area, the class will take 2 field trips, meeting guides at local parks. First class meets at The University Center and then organizes for two off-site field trips on Feb. 28 and March 28. 8265 F 2/14-3/289–11AM TUC/off-site King LoneStar.edu/ALL-Montgomery Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Get Acquainted with Spring Creek Greenway Park System 1 Session, No Fee. Discover area nature by learning more about the local trails and the nature center. Learn about the park system that can accommodate hikers, equestrians, canoeists and kayakers. Learn more about the preservation, recreation and educational opportunities at this unique location. The class meets at Spring Creek Greenway Nature Center, 1300 Riley Fuzzel Road, Spring, TX, 77386. 8266 F 2/21 10-11:50 a.m. off-site Banfield Best Veggies in the County 1 Session, No Fee. No tillers, shovels or weeding. You can grow 1000 pounds of produce in your backyard--even on a tenth of an acre utilizing modern high intensity techniques. Whether you are gardening for better nutrition, lower food costs or in case of economic collapse, this class is for you. 8267 T 2/25 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Bailey Attracting Bluebirds to Your Landscape 1 Session, No Fee. Learn all about the Eastern Bluebird and how to provide the proper habitat to entice them to nest in your yard. Join the Texas Bluebird Society and receive a free nest box made for cavity nesters like the Bluebird. 8268 F 3/7 3-4:50 p.m. TUC Crum Earth Kind Landscaping with the Earth in Mind 1 Session, No Fee. Earth-Kind Landscaping uses research-proven techniques to provide a maximum garden and landscape enjoyment while preserving and protecting the environment. Learn how to choose appropriate plants and trees. 8270 F 3/28 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Potter Tour of the Trees 1 Session. No Fee. A tour of trees at Lone Star College Montgomery. Find out more about Tree Campus USA. Bring your walking shoes. 8269 F 4/11 10-11:50 a.m. TUC TBA Veggie Village Tour 1 Session, No Fee. If you want to know what plants will grow well in our southeastern area of Texas, this is the presentation and tour for you. Master gardeners will give an informative talk and tour of The Veggie Village about growing your own vegetables. Veggie Village is the Woodlands Community Donation Garden coordinated by Interfaith of the Woodlands. It is located at Alden Bridge Sports Park, on the South Side of Hwy 242 (College Park Dr.), just east of Greenbridge Dr. Meet at Veggie Village. Wear comfortable shoes. 8273 F 4/25 10-11:50 AM off-site Bailey POLITICAL AFFAIRS/COMMUNITY AFFAIRS What do People over Age 50 Really Want from Their Community? 1 Session, No Fee. Join us for a focus group to explore what people over age 50 really want to do with the rest of their lives. Do they want a simple life? Do E-MAIL: [email protected] Day Date Time Location Instructor they want to downsize? Do they want to have a healthier life? Do they want to eat right? Do they want to continue learning? Do they want to explore new places? Do they want to meet new people? Do they want to work? Volunteer? Teach? Travel? Date? Live with the kids? Do they want to drive or stay local? Do they want to learn about new technology? Do they know the resources in the community? Help the Academy for Lifelong Learning (ALL) design programs and activities to fulfill the interests and needs of the community. LSC-Conroe Center is located at 777 College Park No. Dr. just off Hwy 3083 in Conroe. 16403 Th 1/30 1-2:50 p.m. LSC-CC TBA Let’s Talk about the Amendments to the Constitution 4 Sessions, No Fee. Understand the amendment process. Discuss the background and purpose of key amendments to the Constitution. Discuss how the federal court system has decided the meaning of constitutional amendments. Bring a copy of the Constitution to class. 16613 TTh 2/18-2/27 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Durham Third Saturday Seminars 4 Sessions. No Fee. To refer to an ancient Chinese saying, “our world is in interesting times” and individual citizens are assaulted with a blinding array of propaganda from every conceivable source. The Third Saturday Seminar is about demystification of what is going on around us. Time will also be spent on current events. Meets 2/22, 3/22, 4/26, and 5/17. Meets on Montgomery Campus in B102. 9637 S 2/22-5/17 9:30 a.m.-noon B102 Gibby Current Events Discussion Groups 4 Sessions. No Fee. Serious and civil discussions focus on local, state, national and international topical issues, sorting through often conflicting opinions and “facts” in an attempt to establish some common ground. The atmosphere is collegial. A new group starts each month. 14186 F 2/7-2/28 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Gorman 14187 F 3/7-3/28 1011:50 a.m. TUC Gorman 14188 F 4/4-4/25 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Gorman 16516 F 5/2-5/23 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Gorman Texas Public Education 1 Session. No Fee. Learn how public school students in Texas compare to students in other states and countries. The answers will surprise you! Find out if your tax dollars are well spent. 15231 W 5/7 1– 2:50 p.m. TUC Gorman The Fair Tax 1 Session, No Fee. Learn more about The Fair Tax and how it differs from the Flat Tax or Value Added Tax. If you are curious about how a national sales tax could work, this lecture is for you. Hear about the origin of the idea and the proposed benefits. Also be prepared to discuss objections and ramifications to the Fair Tax concept. 14189 M 3/24 3– 4:50 p.m. TUC Watson Registration Help You may register in person or online (you will need a username, password, and your student ID number to register online). Check your receipt to confirm enrollment. Forgot your username or password? Follow the instructions at LoneStar.edu/MyLoneStar or attend a Friday Computer Lab. Don’t have a username and password? Sign up for a Newcomer Orientation class or stop by the OTS Department in Building E-209, or attend a Friday Computer Lab. PHONE: 936.273.7446SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 37 LSC-MONTGOMERY Beautifying Your Yard with Waterwise Landscaping: Learn to Xeriscape 1 Session, No Fee. As water becomes a more precious commodity, those interested in conserving it while still having a beautiful, inviting landscape can learn about Earth-kind plants, water saving ideas, and water wise gardening ideas. 8272 F 3/21 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Daily Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Let’s Talk about Amending the Constitution through Article V 1 Session, No Fee. The framers of The Constitution predicted and anticipated that the federal Congress would grow to a point that would be beyond their ability to control, so they built in a way for the people to amend the Constitution and Congress can do nothing about it. Want to know how? Come and talk about it. 16867 T 3/25 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Durham Let’s talk about Texas Government 4 Sessions, No Fee. An interactive discussion about the Texas form of government and power retained by the people 16868 TTh 4/1-4/10 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Durham Generational Differences- Is there a Generation Gap? 1 Session, No Fee. If you are a Baby Boomer or a Traditionalist and having a challenge communicating and understanding the Generation X, Generation Y and Millenials, then this is the lecture for you. Gain a better understanding of the generational differences and how to work to a common goal with your children, grandchildren and co-workers. 16617 W 4/16 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Ray LSC-MONTGOMERY READING & WRITING Book Club 4 Sessions, No Fee. The club has been meeting monthly since 2000. We discuss and select books of common interest: novels, fiction, history, biography, travel, politics and science. For February read Lawrence in Arabia by Scott Anderson. The Book Club meets once a month. 2/12, 3/12, 4/9 and 5/14. (Note the 3/12 meeting will be off-site, location TBD) 16387 W 2/12 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Haydel W 3/12 1-2:50 p.m. off-site Haydel W 4/9 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Haydel W 5/14 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Haydel Book Club – The Classics 3 Sessions, No Fee. Meet once a month on the first M for three months. For February read Harper Lee’s classic “To Kill a Mockingbird”. The discussion will go beyond the features of racial injustice and the destruction of innocence to the issues of class, courage, compassion and gender roles in the American Deep South. Learn to use social media, specifically Facebook, as a networking and research tool to enhance the monthly discussions. Meets 2/3, 3/3&4/7. 16388 M 2/3-4/7 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Wilcox Exploring Contemporary Writers 2 Sessions, No Fee. In two sessions we will explore some of the most important living writers and their works. No assigned reading: just a forum for showcasing select authors and books. Session 1: Focus on fiction; Session 2: Focus on nonfiction. 16389 Th 2/20-2/27 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Chesney Volunteers ALL is a volunteer-driven community. Share your time and talents and meet new people involved in this exciting organization. We encourage ALL members to get involved. Join a committee or help in the office. Standing committees include Open House, Volunteer Recruitment, Fund Development, Ambassadors, and Office Assistance. E-mail: [email protected] or call 936.273.7446 and give us your name and contact information. 38 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Life Story Writing 2 Sessions, No Fee. Interested in writing about your life and don’t know where to start? Writing does more than put down what you already know; it helps you discover new meanings. Both writers and non-writers will benefit through writing prompts that help you find the stories inside the flow of your life events. 16391 F 4/25-5/2 10-11:50 a.m. TUC TBA SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION Overview of Faiths Practiced in our Area 6 Sessions, No Fee. Faiths Together is a fellowship of religious communities that honors spiritual diversity by building relationships and understanding among people of different faiths in The Woodlands area. Local representatives from faith communities such as Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, Unitarian Universalist, Buddhist, and Humanist will present overviews and answer questions. 16393 F 2/7-3/31 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Roberts Philosophy 103: How to Think about Ethics 1 Session, No Fee. Is ethics a matter of faith, feeling, or is it something like science. We will examine a few ethical theories and apply them to a contemporary moral issue. 9461 W 2/5 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Chandler God’s Dwelling Place 11 Sessions. $15 for Workbook paid to instructor. This workshop will discuss the amazing love of God, the connection between the Old and New Testaments and God’s overall plan for redemption. Beth Moore Bible Study takes us to the Tabernacle of the Old Testament challenging us to prepare our own hearts to become the dwelling place of God through Jesus Christ. A $15 fee for the Beth Moore study book paid to instructor first day of class. 16616 Th 2/6-4/24 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Teal Your Inner Fish 1 Session, No Fee. What does the fossil record and DNA tell us about the origin of the human body? Examine the unique perspective of Neil Shubin, noted paleontologist and professor of anatomy at the University of Chicago. 16398 W 2/19 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Means An Engineer’s Divine World 1 Session, No Fee. Postmodern scientific advances encourage engineers to accept Christianity as a rational mode of life that is compatible with their technological culture. I will show how my present studies of religion, philosophy and the new sciences led me to accept the existence of a divine world. 16394 W 2/19 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Peek Your Student ID# You may now use your Student ID number instead of your Social Security number to register for classes. After you have signed up for your ALL membership, your receipt will have the 7-digit STUDENT ID number in the upper left of the receipt/confirmation of classes. Use this number when you register for classes. Your Student ID number will never change and is printed on your ID card. LoneStar.edu/ALL-Montgomery Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor The First Christmas 2 Sessions, No Fee. Based on the book of the same title by Marcus J. Borg and John Dominic Crossan, this presentation will describe the sources used by Matthew and Luke to present their nativity stories. 9458 W 2/26-3/5 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Paige experiences, diet, stress, toxins, etc. can alter not only our traits, but also the genetic legacy passed to our children and grandchildren. This discussion by a LSC professor will highlight how changes can be made “on top of” (epi) our DNA and how those changes can affect us and our descendants. 16396 Th 3/27 1-2:30 p.m. TUC Gronlund Philosophy 104: Political Philosophy 1 Session, No Fee. We will discuss the role of government in society and the modern tension between liberty and equality. We will examine theories of justice. We will try to answer the question of when, if ever, is civil disobedience morally acceptable. 9454 W 3/5 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Chandler The Roots and Legacy of the Enlightenment 1 Session, No Fee. A few men, from Copernicus to Newton to Voltaire and Beethoven totally changed western thought resulting in the Renaissance and Enlightenment, encompassing the Scientific Revolution and overturning centuries of dogma based on Aristotle and the church. 16614 W 4/2 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Haydel Early Struggles in Christianity: The Trinity and Christology 1 Session, No Fee. An overview of early Christian history emphasizing the multiple factors and politics that led to the key doctrines of the Trinity and Christology in the 4th and 5th Centuries CE. The 4th and 5th century is the time period from 301 to 500 in accordance with the Julian calendar in Anno Domini / Common Era. 16395 W 3/5 1-2:50 p.m. TUC Condit Rocks of Lone Star College 1 Session, No Fee. Join a geology professor for a tour of LSC Montgomery’s rock collection on campus. Wear comfortable shoes. Meet in front of Building F/The Library. 16397 T 4/22 3-4:50 p.m. LSC-M Kleist Christian Eschatology 2 Sessions, No Fee. Christian Eschatology provides Biblical insight to the question: “Where We Will Be When We Get Where We Are Going?” 16399 W 3/19-3/26 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Addison Armchair Traveler 4 Sessions, No Fee. Join us each Monday in April as we discover another mode of transportation, destination and adventure. Learn about special travel tours for singles, seniors and the curious. Savvy travelers will share tips for travel and inspire you to get going! 16400 M 4/7-4/28 10-–11:50 a.m. TUC Traveler Cultural Heritage of the Caribbean Islands 1 Session, No Fee. As part of our International theme, join us for a lecture on the cultural heritage of the Caribbean. Part lecture, part DVD and part conversation. Come and share your stories of your favorite islands. 16402 F 4/4 10-11:50 a.m. TUC Traveler Academy for Lifelong Learning Open House Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014 • 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Lone Star College-Montgomery, Bldg. E Upstairs NO TESTS. NO TEXTBOOKS. NO HASSLES. Learn more about additional ALL classes and lectures, meet new people, hear about construction updates and enjoy refreshments! ALL at LSC-Montgomery is an community designed for YOU, the active, older adult! The $35 membership fee opens doors to social activities, personal growth, useful seminars and skills development for mature, active adults. Visit LoneStar.edu/ALL-Montgomery or call 936.273.7446. E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 936.273.7446SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 39 LSC-MONTGOMERY Epigenetics: Where Nature Meets Nurture 1 Session, No Fee. Introducing one of the newest branches of biology – Epigenetics! Perhaps you have heard, or taken part in lively “nature vs. nurture” discussions concerning human characteristics. For scientists, the discovery of DNA structure and how genes are used to produce proteins seemed to support the “nature” aspects of the discussion. We now know that genes are not “fixed” -- predetermining our traits simply by being passed from one generation to the next. Instead, TRAVELS AND CULTURES Academy for Lifelong Learning A learning community for active adults 50 + ak Dr. Red O od wo ak Pe Dr. . W.W Dr. rne Tho I-45 North LSC-Health Professions Bldg. FM 19 60 LSC-North Harris Richey Rd. Greenspoint Mall N. Sam Houston Parkway E. . Toll Rd Aldine-Westfield Hardy t r es e W tgom on M LSCVictory Center Greenspoint Dr. Hwy. 249 LSC-Greenspoint Center y Victory Contact Us 2700 W.W. Thorne Drive Houston, TX 77073 LoneStar.edu/all-nharris [email protected] 281.618.5602 40 How to Register VISIT our Community Education Offices at: LSC-North Harris 2700 W.W. Thorne Drive Houston, Texas 77073 Or LSC-Victory Center 4141 Victory Drive Houston, Texas 77088 ATTEND an Open House: Tuesday, Jan. 21 10 a.m. – noon LSC-North Harris Community Education Building Thursday, January 23 1-3 p.m. LSC-Victory Center ONLINE following the instructions on pages 2–4. LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING To Hardy Toll Road W.W. THORNE DRIVE To Aldine-Westfield Rd 14 HU R 8 FP SP 3 5 9 4 11 10 SP SP Aldine -Westfi eld Rd 12 E LAN HUR RICANE LANE 13 VP E 7 SP N 2 6 SP CA FP N RI 1 FP SP TURKEY DRIVE P SP Continuing Education offices are in CMED 102. Check schedule for details. Classes are held in one of these rooms: • DTEC 102 - Digital Technology Center • CMED 101, 104, 201, 206, 207, 208, 209 - Community Education Building • FA 201 - Fine Arts Building • LIBR - Library Building Library (LIBR) Academic Building (ACAD) Winship Building (WNSP) Industrial Education (INED) Student Center (STSC) Fine Arts (ARTS) Continuing Education (CMED) 8 Health and Wellness (HPE) 9 College Bookstore (CBST) 10 Energy Training Center (ETRC) 11 Digital Technology Center (DTC) 12 Student Services (SSB) 13 Applied Technology Center (ATC) 14 Child Development Center (CDC) PPolice SP Student Parking FP Faculty Parking VP Visitor Parking Table of Contents Arts & Crafts................................................................. 42 Better Living.................................................................. 42 Communications & Languages........................................ 43 Community Affairs ........................................................ 43 Computers & Technology................................................ 43 Financial & Legal........................................................... 44 History.......................................................................... 44 Parking Tags Required All campuses now require parking tags to park on campus. Please come by the CE office for information on how to get a current tag. Campus Emergency Numbers Campus Police Emergencies: 281.290.5911 Campus Non-Emergency Number: 832.813.6800 Campus Office of Technology Services: 936.273.7385 Medical........................................................................ 45 Nature & Environment.................................................... 45 Travel & Trips................................................................ 46 Spring 2014 Classes for Victory Center............................ 47 ALL membership for the 2013-2014 Membership Year is required to register for classes. SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 41 LSC-NORTH HARRIS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor MEMBERSHIP LSC - North Harris ALL Membership Attend many classes at Lone Star College - North Harris and Victory Center ALL for one low fee. Some classes may have additional requirements. Additional event, materials or supplies fees may also apply. See schedule for individual class details. Annual Membership, $20 14039 8/20/13 - 8/31/14 ARTS & CRAFTS Muse Doll Makers Playshop Ignite your creative genius. Embellish your own symbolic muse doll. No sewing necessary. The $10 materials fee includes a flexible cloth doll, fabrics, paint, decorations and tools. Create a companion to stimulate your creativity, inspire your writing and accompany you on your life quest. Come with an open heart and a sense of humor! Limited to 10 students. 14521 W 4/23 & 4/30 1:30-3:30 p.m. CMED 207 Butler Basic Wire Earrings Josie Salumunek makes beautiful jewelry. In this class Josie will discuss and teach how to make wire earrings. She will share her jewelry making expertise with you. There will be a small charge for supplies. Limited to 10 students. 16129 W 4/2 1-3 p.m. CMED 207 Salumunek LSC-NORTH HARRIS Beading Join Cari & Carolyn to make elegant but simple jewelry. You don’t need prior beading experience. For the first class, we will furnish the supplies. Please come and join us and have fun. Classes to be held on the third Tuesday of each month. After the first class, a fee will be charged for supplies. 15852 T 1-3 p.m. CMED 207 2/18, 3/18, 4/15, 5/20 Herbert & Walker Arts & Crafts Join us while we explore the fine art of making jewelry from things you have around the house, like pull tabs and coke cans. Macramé will also be presented. Our first class will provide an opportunity to make rodeo jewelry. There will be a small fee for supplies. Classes to be held on the fourth Tuesday of each month. 15853 T 2/25, 3/25, 4/22 CMED 207 1-3 p.m. Herbert & Walker Harriet’s Sewing Tips Learn about minor alterations, buttons, darts, and many other simple sewing procedures for the amateur and seasoned sewer. Your instructor, Harriet Palmer, has sewn and altered her own clothes for most of her life. 15858 W 3/26 1–2:30 p.m. CMED 207 Palmer Sewing Tips for Pants Bring your questions about sewing and altering pants to get tips and tricks for better fitting pants from two long-time seamstresses and ALL members, Harriet Palmer and Cari Herbert. This class has a limited enrollment of 10. 15859 W 4/9 1–2:30 p.m. CMED Palmer & Herbert BETTER LIVING Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Faster EFT – (Emotional Freedom Technique) Emotional Freedom Technique is a remarkable healing modality based on the same principles that have been used for thousands of years in acupuncture, but without the needles. It often works where nothing else does. Come learn from Dr. Eda Tong about EFT. 14498 M 2/3 12:30–2:30 p.m. CMED 207 Tong 14506 M 3/3 12:30–2:30 p.m. CMED 207 Tong Grow Your Own Health Invest in your health by learning why whole food nutrition is so important to good health and how to put vine ripened produce within reach by starting a garden on your patio or balcony. Did you know that most of the fruits and vegetables you buy are picked well before ripeness and never reach peak flavor or nutrition? Be healthier by growing your own nutritious great tasting vegetables, fruit and herbs at home. 14500 Th 2/6 10–11 a.m. CMED 207 Hulett Bridging the Gap of Wellness Did you know the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) now recommends that we eat at least 7 to 13 servings of fruits and vegetables every day? Most people don’t come close. Let me share with you why whole food nutrition from fruits and vegetables is so important to good health and some solutions to bridge the gap between what you should eat and what you actually do eat. 14511 Th 3/6 1–2 p.m. CMED 207 Hulett Grief We will look at the difference between grief and mourning. Grief can result from death as well as other losses, such as divorce. Both psychological and physical manifestations of grief will be addressed as well as theories of grief. 14513 W 3/19 12:30–1:30 p.m. CMED 207 Dodgen Best Places for Senior Living in the Houston Area Ethel O’Dell will present the pros and cons of owning your home, downsizing, living in an over 55 community, assisted living or staying where you are. Ethel is a realtor in the Houston area and currently serving as Secretary of the Women’s Council of Realtors, Texas Chapter. 16130 Th 2/27 11 a.m.-noon CMED 207 O’Dell Caregiver Essentials Presented by Kimberly Hegwood, estate planning and elder law attorney, Caregiver Essentials is an engaging presentation geared toward elder care and long-term planning for those who are caring for their loved ones. Learn what it takes to plan for long-term care and protect your loved one’s assets along the way. 15850 T 2/4 1-2 p.m. CMED 207 Hegwood Carry Out Healthcare Decisions Home Health vs. Hospice is a course that explains the differences between home health and hospice and what each service has to offer and who benefits from these services. The course will cover what benefits are available under Medicare for each of these services. The course will briefly take a look at the private insurance sector for those seniors that do not receive Medicare or have an alternate health insurance plan. You will be amazed what you will learn and take away from this course and how it could help you or loved one when faced with an illness that requires in home medical care. This course is sure to help you identify what choices you as a patient or caregiver have and which one best fits your needs. 15830 Th 2/13 1-2 p.m. CMED 207 Graham Food Storage Preparedness Lucy Sterns is full of ideas about what food to have on hand in case there is an extended power outage. Her ideas can help us be more organized about what food supplies are best to have in storage. 14504 W 2/19 1–2 p.m. CMED 207 Stern 42 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-NHarris Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Street Defenses for the Elderly R.W. Mahoney will discuss what can be done to protect yourself against armed and unarmed assailants. Learn how to defend yourself against street attacks. 15842 W 4/30 4-5 p.m. CMED 207 Mahoney Senior Safety Awareness David Escobar, a Precinct 4 deputy constable will talk to us about the latest scams and how to avoid them. He will also give you tips for personal safety at home and in the community. 1694 W 5/14 11 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. CMED 207 Escobar Benefits of Being an A.L.L. Student It’s amazing how many extra discounts and freebies you can get by using your Lone Star College student ID and email. Sometimes we can get better discounts as an ALL student than we can as senior citizens, like computer software for 40% of retail. Come get tips from a long time student & teacher. 1702 Th 5/15 1-3 p.m. DTEC 102 Carns Challenges and Opportunities for the 50+ Workforce For a variety of reasons, many seniors are trying to re-enter the workforce today. Regardless of your reasons, you need to be up to date on the latest strategies and trends in job search techniques, technologies and where the jobs are for you to be most successful. Donna Daughdrill, a member of our Continuing Education staff will share ideas and topics including: · Resume writing strategies · Application strategies · Job search strategies · Hiring entities that are favorable for 50+ Workforce · Interview strategies · Helpful Hints 16242 T 1/28 1-3 p.m. CMED 207 Daughdrill COMMUNICATIONS & LANGUAGES Book Club If you are a reader and don’t have anyone to discuss your most recent book selection with, you won’t want to miss this class. Join ALL members in selecting, reading and discussing books from all different categories. We meet monthly on the third Tuesday except for the month of May to discuss our most current read. Call Suzette Belson for more information at 281.618.5626. 15849 T 1/28 10-11:30 a.m. CMED 104 Belson T 2/18 10-11:30 a.m. CMED 104 Belson T 3/18 10-11:30 a.m. CMED 104 Belson T 4/15 10-11:30 a.m. CMED 104 Belson T 5/13 10-11:30 a.m. CMED 104 Belson Day Date Time Location Instructor COMMUNITY AFFAIRS The Bill of Rights Tommy Grant and Louis Abernathy will discuss the history of causes leading to the American Revolution, the framing of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. The discussion of the Federalists and Anti-federalists will also be presented. Tommy Grant has been studying the Bill of Rights for the last ten years and regularly leads a discussion on that subject. Louis Abernathy was a state and federal court lawyer. The study of U.S. and Texas history is one of his hobbies. 14501 Th 2/6 1–3 p.m. CMED 207 Grant Pandemic Preparedness A pandemic is an epidemic of infectious disease that has spread through human populations across a large region. For twenty-two years Lucy Stern has been the emergency preparedness coordinator for her church. She is full of ideas and solutions for what to do in case a pandemic comes to us. 14508 T 3/4 1-2 p.m. CMED 207 Stern CERT – Community Awareness Community Awareness and Disaster Training is an 8-week program designed to awaken you to community needs. Covers basic first aid, disaster preparedness, survivor physical and psychological needs, introduction to law enforcement and first responders: EMTs and fire department plus hands on participation. Harris County Dept. of Homeland Security will provide back packs with first aid and hurricane supplies. 14516 Th 3/20-5/8 1-4 p.m. CMED 207 Gunn Men’s Coffee Chat A coffee get-together and chat for men. Meet You There in CMED104. Come join the fun. 15827 W 2/5-5/7 11 a.m.-noon CMED 104 Springer Stereotypes of Islam & Muslims Saadia Faruqi is an interfaith activist, event organizer, speaker, trainer and writer with expertise in American Muslim issues. She has been an instructor at Rice University’s School of Continuing Education. Her Most popular presentation is Stereotypes of Islam & Muslims, a 1-hour interactive training which has received very positive reviews. 15828 W 2/5 1- 2 p.m. CMED 207 Faruqi COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY Healthy PC – Or How to Keep Your Computer Running Smoothly Bring your laptop or tablet to get the most out of this discussion of the many things you can do at home to keep your computer running smoothly. You’ll learn how to connect to the Lone Star College network so you can download instructions for the various Windows versions (XP, Vista, 7 & 8). With this “You can do it!” demo you’ll be able to recognize and prevent numerous threats to your PC’s health, as well as become prepared for how to handle disasters when they happen. 15838 M, T, Th 4/28-29, 5/110 a.m.-noon CMED Carns E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.618.5602 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 43 LSC-NORTH HARRIS Older Women’s Legacy (OWL’s) writing circle This is a course designed to help women remember and write stories from their lives. Writing prompts will be given to participants each week, and while sharing is encouraged, it is never required. Topics include everything from favorite family stories to the choices we make that shape our lives. 15826 W 2/5 – 5/7 12:30-2 p.m. CMED 207 Boatwright Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor FINANCE & LEGAL Avoiding the Funeral Trap Dealing with the funeral industry without Ken Lambert’s advice is like going to court without an attorney! Avoid costly mistakes that are regrettable for a lifetime. Learn about various options for funerals with a better understanding of funeral industry pricing and sales tactics. Ken Lambert is not a funeral director, nor does he buy or sell funeral related merchandise or services. Instead, Ken is a highly recommended educator and negotiator who works with hospitals, hospices, and churches, as well as individual families for whom he has saved thousands of dollars. 14464 T 2/4 10 a.m.-noon CMED 207 Lambert Making the Most of your Homeowners & Auto Insurance Dollars in Today’s Marketplace Much has changed over the last few years in the insurance industry. Are you sure you have what you need in the event of a loss? What are your options to reduce the expense of home and auto insurance? Are you getting the best value? This session will provide you some pointers to help make sure you select options that are best for you. 14465 T 2/11 10:30 a.m.-noon CMED LaGoy “Life After Work” or Retirement Ideas for Financial Security Come learn how to create a sustainable income stream in retirement from Gary Alden, who will cover the following topics and more: • How much income you will need • Where that income will come from • When you will start Social Security • Should you be gainfully employed? • How to manage withdrawals for a sustainable lifestyle 15840 F 4/18 1-3 p.m. CMED 207 Alden LSC-NORTH HARRIS Home Based Business Opportunities Learn to separate the scams from the legitimate business opportunities and how to decide if you want a job or a business. Gayla will discuss the pros and cons of jobs from the home and home based businesses. 15851 W 2/12 12:30-2 p.m. CMED 207 Cloud Low Cost Legal and Obama Care Learn about low cost or free options for help with everyday legal situations such as will preparation, traffic tickets, tax questions, landlord issues, divorce, foreclosure, lawsuits, contract review, unfair treatment by insurance, auto repair or others, identity theft issues including how to protect yourself and more. 15854 W 2/26 12:30-2 p.m. DTEC 102 Cloud Confused About Medicare? Toni says, “What you don’t know will hurt you.” Whether you are helping your parents understand Medicare or choosing a plan for yourself, Toni can help you choose the right solution for your situation. Bring your Medicare questions for her to answer. 15855 Th 2/27 1–2:30 p.m. CMED 207 T. King HISTORY The Battle of the Alamo Thomas Green, our popular Texas historian, will present little known facts about the battle of the Alamo. Tom will discuss the prominent heroes of the Alamo: Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, Colonel Travis and many of the defenders. Come listen to this popular lecturer! 16705 T 4/8 10 a.m.-noon CMED 207 Green Goliad Massacre Tom Green will discuss the Battle of Goliad, the second skirmish of the Texas Revolution. In the early-morning hours of October 9, 44 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor 1835, rebellious Texas settlers attacked the Mexican Army soldiers garrisoned at Presidio La Bahio, a fort near the Mexican Texas settlement of Goliad. La Bahía lay halfway between the only other large garrison of Mexican soldiers (at Presidio San Antonio de Bexar) and the then-important Texas port of Copano. 16706 T 3/4 10 a.m.-noon CMED 207 Green A. Lincoln & A. Pinkerton: A Marriage Made in Haven Yes, that’s Haven, not Heaven. It’s a largely untold Civil War-era tale, mired in secrecy and controversy - the alleged 1861 assassination plot against President-Elect Lincoln. That Lincoln found safe haven is due in no small part to the fortuitous efforts of that Scottish cooper turned private detective, Pinkerton, and a captivating young widow named Kate Warne. This multi-media presentation will let the intrigue grow as the plot thickens. 15857 F 3/21 10-11:30 a.m. CMED 101 Vogt Photo and Document Preservation Preserving the past, shaping the future: Do you have old letters, certificates, or photos from years past that have yellowed and are beginning to deteriorate? Learn from an expert how to organize and preserve your valuable documents and photographs so that their life is extended. Identify proper ways to preserve valuable documents and photographs. Discover where to look on the internet for additional resources. If you have preservation issues, bring your examples to class. Instructor is Virginia Rigby, NHC Librarian. 14502 T 2/11 1-4 p.m. CMED 207 Rigby We Are Marshall – The Movie A horrific plane crash wiped out the entire Marshall University football team and some of their fans as they returned home to Huntington West Virginia. Matthew McConaughey plays coach Jack Lengyel who took the job nobody else would and rebuilt the Marshall football program within months after the crash. 16127 T 4/1 1-3 p.m. CMED 207 Jones Battle of San Jacinto Tom Green will discuss the events leading up to the battle as well as the Battle of San Jacinto. This battle occurred between the rag-tag Texas army of Sam Houston and the large polished Mexican army of Santa Anna. 16707 T 4/8 10 a.m.-noon CMED Green Thomas A. Edison From his famous successes to false starts and failures, examine the inventing career of the “father of the future,” as he was known for his inventions of electric lights, power systems, motion pictures, recorded sound—even the tattoo pen. Life as we know it would be inconceivable without the prodigious output of Mr. Edison. 16174 T 5/6 2:30-4 p.m. CMED 207 Springer Flags over Texas We are all familiar with six flags over Texas; however, many more flags have flown over Texas. Tom Green will discuss the various flags as well as a display of the flags that have flown over Texas. 16708 T 5/6 10 a.m.-noon CMED 101 Green Women at War The many roles of women during WWII are revealed – what they did in the military, on the home front, and in the work force. 15860 W 5/7 1-2:30 p.m. CMED 207 Rossiter Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Get a fresh perspective of how the oval office has evolved over the past two hundred years through stories of the forty-three men who have served as commander in chief. This will be a three-part series. Join us for one, two or all three sessions. 16134 Th 3/6 2:30–4:30 p.m. CMED 207 Springer 16136 T 3/18 3:30–5:30 p.m. CMED 207 Springer 13639 W 3/26 3–5 p.m. CMED 207 Springer LoneStar.edu/ALL-NHarris Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Apollo 13 Anniversary Apollo 13 was the first U.S. crisis in space during a journey to the moon 44 years ago. Come see a video as well as a collection of Apollo 13 memorabilia. Jim Springer had lunch with James Lovell, the commander of Apollo 13 and has collected many souvenirs of this epic journey that will be on display. Class participation by other ALL members is welcome. 15839 W 5/14 1-3 p.m. CMED 207 Springer How to Deal with Medical Collections Peter Burnham is an ALL member who recently retired. He specialized in what the doctor’s office tells you over the phone and covers what you need to know about explanation of benefits, or EOB’s…you know, those papers the insurance company sends you after they pay the doctor. So bring those medical bills you don’t understand for an interpretation and learn a little about Obamacare, too. 15835 T 3/25 11 a.m.-noon CMED 207 Burnham Texas City Explosion The Texas City Disaster of April 16, 1947 was the deadliest industrial accident in US history, and one of the largest non-nuclear explosions. Originating with mid-morning fire on board the French registered vessel SS Grandcamp, its cargo of approximately 2300 ton of ammonium sulfate detonated killing at least 581 people, including all but one member of the Texas City Fire Department. 15844 T 5/6 12:30–2 p.m. CMED 207 Jones Cancers of the Skin Dr. Robert Cook-Norris, noted Woodlands surgeon and skin specialist, will discuss the multitude of skin cancers that one can incur and their current treatment. Dr. Cook-Norris has authored over 25 peer-reviewed articles and chapters on dermatology, skin cancer, and skin cancer surgery. 16176 Th 5/8 5-6:30 p.m. CMED 101 Cook-Norris The Great Storm The Great Storm is the story of the hurricane that hit Galveston Island on Sept. 8, 1900. Charles Jones will share the personal stories of survivors and the recovery of Galveston following the deadliest natural disaster in United States history. 17064 W 3/5 1–2:30 p.m. CMED 207 Jones MEDICAL Gift of Life - Organ and Tissue Donation You have the power to donate life! At the time of your death, the appropriate medical professionals will determine whether your organs, tissue and eyes are usable. Organs and tissue can be recovered from individuals well into their 90’s. Eligible organ donors of all ages may donate their vital organs, including heart, lungs, liver, pancreas, kidneys and intestines. Tissue donors can donate heart valves, bone, skin, veins, tendons and corneas. Find out more about how you can be involved to save and improve lives. 1 Session. 14517 T 4/8 12:30–2:30 p.m. CMED 207 Van Kuiken LSC-NORTH HARRIS ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING •Bring your friends •Register for classes •Meet the instructors and Advisory Committee members. LSC-North Harris Tuesday, Jan. 21 10 a.m. – noon LSC-North Harris Community Education Building LSC-Victory Center Thursday, Jan. 23 1-3 p.m. 4141 Victory Drive, Houston, TX 77088 The Natives Are Restless Suzanne Chapman has been a volunteer coordinator at Mercer Arboretum since 1994. She is a watercolor painter and a digital photographer. Her photographs are featured in magazines, newspapers and as art in homes. She will focus on the beauty of Texas native plants and will give us a tour of Mercer’s nature plantings and show how to place them in a garden landscape. This class is a Meet You There. Location: 22306 Aldine Westfield Rd, Humble, TX 77338. 14497 F 4/11 10 a.m.-noon Meet You There Chapman Let’s Talk About Orchids As seen in the River Oaks Garden Club and the Kingwood Farmers Market, Bruce Cameron is the master grower of orchids in our area. Bring your orchid to class! Learn how to care for them---fertilizing, watering, lighting, and how to repot them. Learn what to watch out for when purchasing an orchid. 16128 F 4/25 10-11:30 a.m. CMED Cameron Jesse Jones Park & Nature Center is the location of the next three classes. It is located at 20634 Kenswich Drive, Humble, Texas 77338. The phone number is 281.446.8588 if you need directions. All the classes below will require extended walking on gravel trails. Benches are not provided; however frequent stops will be made and bringing a small stool is recommended as well as bottled water. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring mosquito spray. A Walk in the Park Learn about characteristics of some of our most common trees to help you identify them in winter without leaves. Leaf scars, bark appearance, and other factors can easily be learned. We will take a leisurely walk near the nature center to see trees and learn the techniques. 14505 F 2/21 1-3 p.m. Jesse Jones Park MacArthur Tour of the Pioneer Village How did pioneers moving into the Spring Creek area live in the 1820s and 1830s? Come see for yourself as we tour a homestead, blacksmith shop, root cellar, and other necessary areas that these hardy settlers inhabited and worked in. 14512 F 3/21 1-3 p.m. Jesse Jones Park MacArthur Birding ID/Walk With a few key essential characteristics you can begin to identify birds or their families. Beaks, tails, colors, behavior – all are important. Come learn what Terri MacArthur has to teach about the basics so you can begin to enjoy bird identification right away! 15841 F 4/25 1- 3 p.m. Jesse Jones Park MacArthur E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.618.5602 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 45 LSC-NORTH HARRIS JOIN US FOR OUR SPRING OPEN HOUSE NATURE & ENVIRONMENT Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor The Easy Art of Composting The art of composting is easier than your think. Learn basic composting techniques, and the benefits and uses of compost. Come learn from a master gardener and much sought after speaker on organic gardening Linda Crum. Bring your questions about composting and much more. 1695 T 5/13 12:30-1:30 p.m. CMED 207 Crum Let’s Go Birding This is a classroom presentation of birding, how to identify them, how to attract them and information about birding locations in the area. Flo King is a retired teacher with an interest in birds and nature photography. She has presented talks to many local groups. So come learn about birding with Flo. 18532 Th 2/20 1-2:30 p.m. CMED 207 F. King Let’s Go Birding Field Trips Use what you learned in the classroom presentation of birding on field trips with Flo King as we meet with Montgomery ALL member at local parks. Students will be informed of the location prior to the date. 15856 F 2/28 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Meet You There F. King 18537 F 3/28 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Meet You There F. King Have Wings, Will Travel Soar into the amazing world of birds. Meet live birds courtesy of Houston Audubon’s Educational Department and learn about migration and bird conservation in the Houston Area. 16175 F 4/4 10 a.m.-noon CMED 101 Weber LSC-NORTH HARRIS Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtles Carole Allen has always had a love for turtles of all kinds and its wasn’t surprising that she became interested in the Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle. As they struggle to survive, Carole helped pass a federal law requiring turtle excluder devices on shrimp trawls. In 2002, she began representing the sea turtle restoration project. She’s Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor received numerous national and Texas awards for her work and was instrumental in the Kemp’s Ridley becoming the state turtle of Texas. Carole’s talk will be about the current status of the Kemp’s Ridleys in the Gulf of Mexico. 15836 T 3/25 12:30-1:30 p.m. CMED 207 Allen TRAVEL & TOURS Lunch and Learns One Monday each month, we will meet with our ALL friends to hear an interesting speaker. Lunch is on your own. You must be a member of ALL and register to attend. You can attend one or more. Meet us in the dining room at Furr’s Cafeteria, 21005 I-45 South, Spring, TX 77373, 281-528-5455. 15829 M 2/10 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 15829 M 3/17 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 15829 M 4/21 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 15829 M 5/5 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Day Trips for Spring 2014 LSC North Harris ALL group is grateful to have buses provided by Harris County Precinct 1 for our members 55 years of age and older. We have three trips scheduled; however, time does not allow destinations to be set prior to publication. Our members will be notified of destinations and costs through our phone calls and weekly emails. The trip dates are as follows: 15843 Th 1/30 8 a.m.–5 p.m. 15831 M 2/17 8 a.m.–5 p.m. 15833 M 3/31 8 a.m.–5 p.m. ALL TRIPS WILL BE SCHEDULED AND MEMBERS NOTIFIED VIA EMAIL AND POSTINGS Thank You, ALL Volunteers! LSC-North Harris and LSC-Victory Center extends a thank you to all of the volunteer instructors without whom the ALL program would not exist. We also appreciate our many committee members who help decide class selection and find volunteer speakers. They share their knowledge and enthusiasm about their areas of interest that helps us offer more classes and a greater variety. These volunteers meet monthly to share ideas and bring our members interesting classes and activities. Our community has benefited from their enthusiastic efforts. If you would like to join one of our committees or if you know someone who would make a good speaker, let us know. 46 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING LoneStar.edu/ALL-NHarris Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor LSC-Victory Center Classes Lone Star College-Victory Center 4141 Victory Drive Houston, Texas 77088 281.618.5602 281.618.5634 Celebrating Freedom – Juneteenth Commemoration Join us as we celebrate Juneteenth and acknowledge African Americans’ progress. We will also have a special salute to commemorate people in the community who have served as leaders and change agents in the fight for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 1711 M 6/16 5-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff Couple’s Night Out – Happy Hour It’s time to get out and have fun with your significant other. Couple’s Night offers an array of fun-filled activities, including Battle of the Sexes, dancing, and just a plain old good time. Note: There are no alcoholic beverages offered at these events. Happy Hour is defined for these purposes as an enjoyable time. 16184 M 1/27 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16185 M 2/24 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16186 M 3/24 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16187 M 4/28 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1705 M 5/19 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1706 M 6/23 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1707 M 7/28 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff Thursday Night Flicks It’s movie time! If you are a movie-goer or have a love for old movies, this is a class you won’t want to miss. Watch some of the best classics and even recommend some of your favorites for future features. 16179 Th 1/9 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16180 Th 2/13 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16181 Th 3/20 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16182 Th 4/10 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16183 Th 5/8 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1703 Th 6/12 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1704 Th 7/10 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff Women’s Chat We have tons of topics to talk about at our monthly Women’s Chat sessions. We’ll cover an array of topics and enjoy activities that will make this one of A.L.L’s most enjoyable classes. Enjoy recipe swapping, learn couponing tips, get health information, share your opinions, and have fun with friends. 16210 M 2/3 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16211 M 3/3 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16212 M 4/7 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16213 M 5/5 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1712 M 6/2 4:30-6:30 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1713 M 7/7 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.618.5602 SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 47 LSC-NORTH HARRIS Single’s Night Out – Happy Hour Calling all 50 and better, single men and women out to A.L.L.’s Single’s Night Out Happy Hour. This fun-filled evening offers a variety of social activities that will be a combination of informative and interesting. Each month, there’s something new, so don’t miss out. Note: There are no alcoholic beverages offered at these events. Happy Hour is defined for these purposes as an enjoyable time. 16188 T 1/21 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16189 T 2/18 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16190 T 3/18 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 16191 T 4/15 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1708 T 5/20 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1709 T 6/17 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff 1710 T 7/15 6-8 p.m. VC 102 Staff We Love Our Mothers In this class, you’ll capture your own memories of your loved ones and make the cutest coasters ever seen. How? Just grab some of your most memorable photos and bring to class. Next, you’ll use the decoupage technique to apply the picture onto a tile. Last, seal and let the tile dry for the best results. Now, you’ve captured a memory to last a lifetime. Note: Pictures must be printed on glossy paper. Polaroid or pictures printed on printer paper can’t be used. 16209 T 4/29 6-8 p.m. TBA Staff 16208T 5/6 1-3p.m. TBA Staff Academy for Lifelong Learning A learning community for active adults 50 + How to Register FM 1488 ndah Kuyke 74 l 249/149 17 New Harmony Pl. 920 FM 2 LSC-Creekside Center (Fall 2014) Spring Stuebner ham Gra LSC-Tomball Health Science Building y. 2 Hw y. 2 90 60 49 Hw FM I-45 North LSC-Tomball VISIT our Continuing Education Offices: LSC-Tomball 30555 Tomball Parkway, Room E166 Tomball, TX 77375 ATTEND our Spring Open House Saturday, Jan. 18, 10 a.m.-noon LSC-Tomball Beckendorf Conference Center 30555 Tomball Parkway Tomball, TX 77375 ONLINE following the instructions on pages 2–4. 19 Contact Us 30555 Tomball Parkway Tomball, TX 77375 LoneStar.edu/all-tomball [email protected] 281.357.3676 48 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING N 7 1 North Hall (N) 2 West Hall (W) 3 Student Center (C) 4 East Hall (E) 5 Beckendorf Conference Center 6 South Hall (S) 7 Large Animal Facility (LAF) 8 Wellness Center 9Library 10 Performing Fine Arts Building 11 Veterinary Technology Building T Tennis Courts LP Library Parking SP Student Parking CCP Conference Center Parking FSP Faculty/Staff Parking SP 11 4 SH 2 CCP T A OMB 9 T SP LL PK 8 5 WY 1 SP 4 3 2 10 9 LP 6 SP FSP SP Thank You! Lone Star College-Tomball extends an ALL Thank You to ALL of our volunteers! Simply put, we just can’t do it without you! We appreciate our many talented volunteer instructors who share their knowledge and enthusiasm about everything from arts and crafts, to history classes. And we’d like to thank our community volunteers who serve on our Advisory Committee and our Curriculum Subcommittee. These groups meet monthly to exchange new ideas for the enrichment and promotion of this special program while striving to bring our members the very best in leisure education and activities. The Tomball community has benefited from the enthusiastic efforts of these generous individuals for more than six years. Again, we ALL thank you! Parking Tags Required Table of Contents Arts & Crafts................................................................. 50 Computers & Technology................................................ 50 Finance & Legal............................................................. 51 Fun & Recreation........................................................... 51 Health, Fitness & Safety.................................................. 52 History.......................................................................... 52 Medical........................................................................ 53 Nature & Environment.................................................... 53 Political & Community Affairs ......................................... 54 Reading & Writing......................................................... 54 on how to get a current tag. Science......................................................................... 54 Important Contact Numbers Spirituality, Religion, Philosophy....................................... 54 Police Emergencies: Non-Emergency Number: Office of Technology Services: 281.290.5911 832.813.6800 866.614.5014 Travel, Tours & Entertainment........................................... 57 ALL membership for the 2013-2014 Membership Year is required to register for classes. SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 49 LSC-TOMBALL All campuses now require parking tags to park on campus. Please come by the CE office for information Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor MEMBERSHIP Academy for Lifelong Learning For NEW MEMBERS registering in the LSC-Tomball ALL program for the academic year Sept. 1, 2013—Aug. 31, 2014, please include this registration number on your SPRING 2014 Registration Form. Annual membership is $20. #13797 ALL Membership 9/1/2013-8/31/2014 NOTE: ALL CLASSES MEET IN EAST WING OF LSC-TOMBALL, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. PLEASE CHECK IN AT CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFICE FOR CLASS LOCATION. ARTS & CRAFTS Historic Art of Paper Quilling II Quilling is the art of rolling narrow strips of paper into different shapes, then combining these shapes to form two or three dimensional designs. This class is for intermediate or advanced quillers with some knowledge of quilling. Class members need to bring their own supplies. Class will meet on 2/28; 3/28; 4/25; 5/23 and will be limited to 12 participants. 15426 F 2/28-5/23 1-4 p.m. Hummel Unique Ways to Save and Share Memories Learn how to use photo book companies on your computer to make professional looking photo books, cards, mugs, calendars and more from your favorite photos. It’s fun, easy and affordable. Great lasting memories and gifts. Students will need to bring photos on a flash drive first day of class to make project. Class will meet on 4/7; 4/10; 4/17. and is limited to 32 participants. 15743 M 4/7; Th 4/10; Th 4/17 9 a.m.-noon Tate COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY ABC (Absolute Beginner Computing) Class members will learn terminology, develop keyboard and mouse skills, and be introduced to the computer in this very basic course for those who have little or no computer experience with PCs. Class limited to 32. 15432 T 2/4 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. Lundy Introduction to Microsoft Word 2010 101 Learn how to use MS Word in a fun, easy to understand way. This is a beginners class. Class limited to 32. 15449 W 2/19 9-11 a.m. Camarillo LSC-TOMBALL Smart Phone and Beyond Bring your Android or iPhone for hands on demonstration of the capabilities of your smart phone. Each time limited to 40. 9:30-10:30 a.m.---Android ONLY presentation; 11a.m.-noon---iPhone ONLY presentation. 15419 Th 2/20 9:30 a.m.-noon Brown/Warford Google Docs: How to do Your Work “In the Cloud” Learn about “cloud computing” and how to use Google Docs. If you have a Google Gmail account (you can get one for free) you already have access to 15gB of free online storage with Google MyDrive and their free web applications like Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides. This means you can create, edit, and share documents using only your browser. There are no applications to download and you never have to backup your files. You will learn how to access MyDrive, upload documents, edit them, and share them with others. Class prerequisites: “moderately experienced” Internet users (not appropriate for beginners), and students MUST 50 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor have a Google email account (Gmail). Both classes cover the same information. Class limited to 32. 16140 M 2/24 10 a.m.-noon Matson 16141 M 4/7 10 a.m.-noon Matson MS Word 2010 201 Go deeper in understanding how to utilize MS Word 2010. Intermediate class, not for beginners. Class limited to 32. 15445 W 2/26 9-11 a.m. Camarillo Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010 This is a beginners guide to Excel 2010. Learn about Excel 2010 in a fun and practical way. Class limited to 32. 15453 W 3/5 9-11 a.m. Camarillo Excel 2-Introduction to Formulas This class will cover many useful formulas that will bring your spreadsheets to life. Includes mathematic, date and time, logical, and text formulas, and error-checking. Excel 2010 will be used, however, these formulas apply to Excel 2003, XP, and 2007 as well. You must have mastered Excel fundamentals to take this class. Class limited to 32. 16086 T 4/1 9:30 a.m.-noon Schloz Excel 3-Introduction to Reports Preparing Excel reports. This class will cover report formats, page layout, headers and footers, gridlines, colors and fonts, alignment and borders to make your reports more attractive and effective. Excel 2010 will be used, however, these techniques apply to Excel 2003, XP, and 2007 as well. You must have mastered Excel fundamentals to take this class. Class limited to 32. 16087 T 4/8 9:30 a.m.-noon Schloz Google & Beyond Impress your friends and amaze your children with what you learn here! Teach your grandkids some neat Internet tricks. This fun course will take us beyond normal Internet searching. We will play in the “deep Web” that the search engines cannot see. We will learn how to construct an Internet search so that we will get only a few hits. We will learn how to use the advanced features of Google. We will explore some really unique and interesting websites. We will learn how to verify those wild claims we get in our e-mail and discover how to identify those internet hoaxes. Each class limited to 32. 15412 MTWTh 2/10-2/13 10 a.m.-noon Crowley 15414 MTWTh 3/17-3/20 10 a.m.-noon Crowley Advanced Google Students should take Google & Beyond before taking this class—We will review Google’s advanced searching techniques and learn how to use Google’s Boolean search strategies; learn about domain and time limits on the results; etc. Each class limited to 32. 15415 F 2/14 10 a.m.-noon Crowley 15416 F 3/21 10 a.m.-noon Crowley Elementary PowerPoint Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint. Overview of program toolbars. Prepare slides using PowerPoint tools. Build simple slide-shows. Introduce slide animation techniques. Students should bring a flash drive to save their work. Class limited to 30. 16592 W 4/15 10 a.m.-noon Schuster Get class details and updates as well as information about campus activities,in our weekly ALL email newsletter. NOT ON OUR EMAIL LIST? Email [email protected] to be added. LoneStar.edu/ALL-Tomball Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Facebook 101 This wildly popular, free social networking site combines the best of photo sharing, interaction among friends and family, games and clever applications. Find out why it is the #1 website in the world. Class limited to 32. 15435 T 2/18 9-10:30 a.m. Lundy Internet Sites Worth Visiting The World Wide Web is FULL of resources and sometimes finding them is half the battle. This class will show you valuable websites that are fun, resourceful and just plain cool! You will definitely leave with a list of new favorites Class is limited to 32. 15439 T 2/18 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Lundy Apps for iPhone and iPad You Can Use Have an iPad or iPhone? Then don’t miss this fun class on discussing and sharing apps you can use! We will go over the latest updates and even go over the basic functionality of your device. Featuring all the latest changes with iOS7 and more! Class limited to 32. Bring your device. 15442 T 2/18 2-3:30 p.m. Lundy Tracing Your Ancestors Basic two part course in tracing your family genealogy. The course will cover how to get started, documenting your finds, organizing materials and how to research family history using various websites on the internet for research. All research in class will be via computer. Basic computer skills helpful. Each class limited to 32. (2 sessions) 15411 Th 2/6 & 2/13 1-3:30 p.m. Miazga FINANCE & LEGAL Annuities and Your Retirement Retirement can be an incredible time in your life, and it can last more than 20 years. However, it’s important to consider whether your retirement income will last as long as your retirement. When it comes to generating retirement income, one option to explore is an annuity. 15427 Th 2/6 9:30-11 a.m. Bowman-McCormick Avoiding the Funeral Trap Increase awareness of funeral industry pricing and sales tactics. Learn various options for funerals. Pre-planning, pre-purchasing, or waiting until the time of death to purchase. Keeping options open. Avoiding mistakes regrettable for a life-time. Note: Day and evening classes 15420 T 2/11 10 a.m.-noon Lambert 15421 T 5/6 6:30-8:30 p.m. Lambert Elder Law: What Documents Do I Need To Have In Place Now? Discussion of various advanced directives and testamentary documents, including Last Will and Testament, document uses, which ones are time sensitive, and the repercussions of not having the documents in place. 15425 M 3/3 1:30-3:30 p.m. Bulgawicz Elder Law: Probate 101 Introduction to the Texas probate process, role of the executor and/or administrator, role of the probate attorney, and how to avoid pitfalls. Excellent information for those who may be called upon to be an Executor and for those who want to prepare family members for the process. 15422 M 3/24 1:30-3:30 p.m. Bulgawicz Day Date Time Location Instructor Healthcare and Your Retirement The increased cost of healthcare is a growing concern for retirees. During this class we will discuss: medicare coverage and traditional medical expenses; long-term medical care expenses; and strategies for addressing uncovered expenses. 15429 Th 4/3 9:30-11 a.m. Bowman-McCormick FUN & RECREATION FRIDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE MATINEES Join us the first Friday of each month to revisit some old and not-so-old favorites. Bring a snack, or get one at the snack bar, which will be open until show time at 1 p.m. How Green Was My Valley (1941) Recounted via the memories of the Morgan family’s youngest son, director John Ford’s gentle masterpiece (which won five Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director) chronicles 50 years in the lives of a close-knit clan of Welsh coal miners. As the years pass, the Morgan’s try to survive unionization, a lengthy strike and mining accident; meanwhile, their hometown and its venerable traditions slowly disintegrate. Stars Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O’Hara and Roddy MacDowall. 118 minutes 15711 F 2/7 1- 3 p.m. Scholz Cool Hand Luke (1967) “What we have here is a failure to communicate.” Luke Jackson (Paul Newman) is a man who likes to do things his own way, which leads to a world of hurt when he ends up in a Southern prison camp—and on the wrong side of its warden (Strother Martin). George Kennedy copped an Oscar as a fellow prisoner who tries to break Luke and later comes to revere him. The cast also includes a young Dennis Hopper, Harry Dean Stanton and Jo Don Baker. 127 minutes. 15712 F 3/7 1- 3 p.m. Scholz The Bridge On The River Kwai (1957) Director David Lean’s sweeping epic---best known for a whistling work theme that became legendary---is set in a World War II Japanese prison camp, where British prisoners are forced to build a railway bridge as a morale-building exercise. Cast includes William Holden, Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins, Sessue Hayakawa. 167 minutes 15713 F 4/4 1-4 p.m. Scholz The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) Rich, bored playboy Thomas Crown has a new hobby; pulling off the perfect crime. When he masterminds a bank robbery from behind the scenes, insurance investigator Faye Dunaway sets out to catch him but ends up seduced by her quarry’s charms. Stars Steve McQueen, Faye Dunaway, Paul Burke, Jack Weston, and Yaphet Kotto. 102 minutes. 15714 F 5/2 1- 3 p.m. Scholz Rummikub Join this ongoing game group and enjoy the fun and learn the strategy of this fast moving rummy tile game. Meets every M, except March 10, in South Wing, Tomball College Cafeteria 16084 M 2/3-5/12 2-4 p.m. Wofford Trivial Pursuit Trivial Pursuit is a board game in which progress is determined by a player’s (in our rules, a Team’s) ability to answer general knowledge and popular culture questions. Categories can be, for example, Geography, Entertainment, History, Arts & Literature, Science & Nature and Sports & Leisure….there could be more. You will learn the details from our host Bill Crowley at the first class. This is a lot of fun!!! Class will meet six times: 2/3;2/17;3/3;3/24;4/14;4/28 15709 M 2/3-4/28 10 a.m.-noon Crowley E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.357.3676SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 51 LSC-TOMBALL Navigating Your Next Adventure: Managing Your Retirement Income Introduces a number of ideas to help build a reasonable and sustainable strategy for managing income and expenses during retirement. Geared towards people who are thinking about retiring or who have retired recently. 15428 Th 3/6 9:30-11 a.m. Bowman-McCormick Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Magic Piano (Beginners Class) Much of the complexity of playing a piano is smoke and mirrors. In this class, your instructor will demystify the wondrous piano and simplify complex sheet music. You will be introduced to what some call the pop-chord method, used by professional musicians. This method of instruction is approximately five times faster than traditional or classical piano. As a result, you will have all the tools you’ll need to play anything but classical music on the piano. This class is primarily lecture with some hands-on practice. Class is limited to 20 and must have minimum of 5 enrolled. Supply fee of $29 for book and CD is payable to instructor at class on 2/24. 16096 M 2/24 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. White Fly Casting/Fly Fishing Experience the fun of learning the sport of fly fishing. The first step is to learn how to cast a fly or other very light weight objects The overhead, side, roll and bow and arrow casts will be demonstrated. Information on fly rods, reels and lines will also be discussed. 15710 T 3/4 1:30-3:30 p.m. Ferris/Rogers Stuff You Might Have Wondered About Texas A lighthearted look at the state in which you live. Lots of factoids— some amazing, some amusing. Repeat of Fall 2013 class. 17085 W 10/9 10-11:30 a.m. Heineman HEALTH, FITNESS & SAFETY Walking For Exercise These sessions provide participants with the opportunity to actively participate to develop the proper technique to be used while walking for cardiovascular exercise. Proper posture, foot strike, proper gait, respiration and exercise heart rate use is emphasized. Prior to participating in the course, students with physical limitations are strongly encouraged to notify their physician of their plans to participate in these two sessions. Potential participants with previous physical limitations including: previous cardiac issues (heart attack, high blood pressure, etc.), knee, ankle or lower back problems should visit their doctor prior to participation to obtain a release for participation in this course. Presentation of current Academy for Lifelong Learning membership card will be required to attend. 15822 F 1/31-2/7 9-10 a.m. Wellness Center Zarosky LSC-TOMBALL Living Healthy in a Toxic World We are exposed to toxins on a daily basis, in the food we eat, the air we breathe, and the products we use in our homes. Come learn how to minimize exposure to toxins by using natural, toxin free household products. Experience an essential oil infused household cleaner and receive common recipes using essential oils for making your own non-toxic bath scrubs, air-fresheners, and more. 16092 W 2/5 10:30 a.m.-noon Murrell Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor “Am I pH Balanced?” Did you know that many bodily functions, including digestion, enzyme activity, and hormone balance are completely dependent on the body to maintain an ideal pH balance? What is ideal? How can you find out? This class is designed to answer your questions about pH. We will be discussing the myths and facts about the proper balancing and how to achieve optimum health by paying attention to this delicate balance of your body. $4 to instructor for booklet. 15716 W 2/26 6-8 p.m. Fry Pain Tamers: Living with Chronic Pain This class reviews the types and categories of pain with an emphasis on living with chronic pain. Discussion centers around family and physician relationships, how to use medication safely and how to find less expensive medications, what to do in a pain flare-up and being believed or validated and more. Attendees will have a better understanding of the emotional, physical and financial burden living with chronic pain can cause. 16142 Th 2/27 9 a.m.-noon Dearman Senior Living Options II: The Good, Bad & The Ugly In Senior Living Options Part I, we looked at the different housing options that are available (from remaining in your own home to assisted living to nursing homes). In Part II we will explore in more detail what some of those options are and the cost. 16076 T 3/4 11 a.m.-noon Arrington Fitness for Daily Living Learn how to get your metabolic fire burning and reduce stress. By implementing three simple steps into your daily routine you can increase your body’s metabolic process, have more energy, and increase longevity of wellness. Learn how to make better choices to improve your overall vitality. 16091 T 3/18 1-3 p.m. Murrell “Would a Body Detox Benefit Me?” There are numerous ways to cleanse the body from the inside out. To be perfectly healthy, detoxifying should be a part of a regular regimen. But where and how to start? Does one do an all body cleanse or focus on something for the skin, or the liver, or the bowels? You will learn safe, effective ways to gently cleanse from a Naturopathic perspective. 15717 W 3/26 6-9 p.m. Fry Reflexology Join ITEC certified Reflexologist Vivian Brandon as she discusses the specific massaging technique of hands and feet as an alternative form of healing. This course will provide information about how Reflexology works with the body to restore a natural state of wellbeing. Class limited to 18. 15718 F 4/4 1-3 p.m. Brandon “Why Am I So Tired?” Are you tired, and sick and tired of being tired? Sometimes it seems that our world is populated with walking zombies! Drinking more coffee is no more than a quick fix as is the snack of a sweet in the afternoon to keep going. Would you like to discover some reasons from the perspective of a Naturopath why you are tired and some things you can do to help? 15715 W 2/5 6-9 p.m. Fry Everyday Uses of Essential Oils for Health and Wellness Learn how therapeutic grade essential oils like frankincense can be of benefit to your health. Essential oils have anti-microbial properties; learn which oils are anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-fungal, and antiinflammatory in nature. Learn how to strengthen your immune system, balance stress, fight infection, and restore your energy. Experience the fragrances of lavender, peppermint and lemon, just to name a few. 16090 M 4/21 6:30-8 p.m. Murrell Natural Nutrition Learn how natural whole foods, medicines and herbs can put you on the track to preventing some of the ailments common to the aging process. By responding to your body’s natural nutritional needs with better lifestyle choices and habits, including diet, exercise and rest, you will be promoting better health for your life for many years to come. $5 to the instructor for handouts. 15719 Th 3/20 10:30 a.m.-noon Masden/Salce HISTORY 52 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Islam in the Middle East: A Historical Survey The purpose of this course of lectures is to provide some basic understanding of the history of Islam in the Middle East from the time of the Prophet Mohammed to the present. The course opens with a discussion of the career of Mohammed. Afterward, we will consider the efforts of early Muslims to maintain a universal Islamic state led LoneStar.edu/ALL-Tomball Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor by a Khalif. In surveying the turbulent age of the Crusades, we will examine the Sultanate of Egypt and the IIkhanid Empire of the Mongols. From 14th to the 19th centuries, the so-called gunpowder empires dominated the scene, the militant powers of the Timurid, Ottoman and Safawid Empires. Moving forward in time, the Middle East was jarred by the impact of European imperialism from Napoleon’s invasion of Egypt onward. After the First World War, the Middle East saw the painful emergence of modern nationalism in the 20th century. The modern Middle East remains vexed by unsolved riddles. How these people become modern without betraying their souls? The ideologies such as socialism, democracy and fundamentalism remain central. Class meets on the following dates: 2/5; 2/12; 3/5; 3/19; 3/26;4/2 16083 W 2/5-4-2 2-4 p.m. Fox Texas & Abraham Lincoln: American Relations with the Lone Star State during the Civil War (Texas History Series supported by the Sons of the Republic of Texas) As tensions surrounding the Civil War consumed the nation, the state of Texas was in the midst of finding its place as a new state in the Union and became a place of refuge for Confederate leaders. This lecture, by Dr. Lisa Morales, will explore the role that Texas played prior to, and during, the Civil War as well as the considerations of the 16th President of the United States related to the Lone Star state. 15823 W 2/19 1-2:30 p.m. Morales World War II/Korea Stories You will hear true stories from WWII and Korean veterans about their war service. Attendees will be encouraged to participate in the discussion portion. Come and hear the fascinating memories these special servants have to share. 15721 T 2/25 1:30-3:30 p.m. Ferris The Fathers of Texas (Texas History Series supported by the Sons of the Republic of Texas) Songs and stories of the Texas Revolution adapted from the Fathers of Texas series. A viewing of the Fathers of Texas Documentary Trailer and a viewing of Stephen F. Austin’s Old 300 & Reclaiming of San Felipe de Austin Documentary Trailer. K.R. Wood’s interest in country music began over forty years ago. K.R., a native Texas singer, songwriter, historian and musician, plays 6 and 12 string acoustical guitars and has received acclaim for his Fathers of Texas CD series which is a collection of songs and narration about Texas’ storied history, which is considered a landmark in Texas music. 15722 W 2/26 1-2:15 p.m. Wood A Visit with “The Duke” (Texas History Series supported by the Sons of the Republic of Texas) Meet the movie herd, John Wayne, also known as “The Duke” as portrayed by Jack R. Edmondson, historian, and author of “The Alamo Story: from Early History to Current Conflicts”.Dressed and talking like John Wayne, Mr. Edmondson will amaze the audience. Attendees will learn enough to win a John Wayne trivia contest. 16077 W 2/26 2:30-3:30 p.m. Edmondson The Doolittle Raid on Tokyo—April, 1942 In April, 2007, Robert “Bob” Gardner, as co-chairman, and other members of the Yellow Rose Squadron hosted the 65th national reunion of the Doolittle Raiders and their families in San Antonio. Bob attended other reunions around the country, developing personal relationships and learning the personal stories of many of the surviving Raiders. Using his broadcast journalism and photography expertise, Day Date Time Location Instructor he subsequently produced a short documentary about the Doolittle Raid and is a frequent presenter and speaker at various civic and history clubs in Texas. 16094 Th 4/3 1- 3 p.m. Gardner Mad and Merry Monarchs A historical glimpse into the private lives of the good, bad, lusty, unscrupulous, murderous, mad and merry royalty of a bygone era. Not your grandmother’s history class! An entertaining presentation. Four(4) class meetings: Wednesday’s., 4/9; 4/16; 4/23 AND M, 4/28. 15723 W 4/9-4/28 1-4 p.m. Workman MEDICAL The 4 Parts of Medicare, and More… If you missed her earlier presentations, or if you would like to hear the basics of the 4 Parts of Medicare along with an up-date on current changes/additions, you can do that on one of the two different day/ times, one being in the evening. An overview of Medicare Parts A,B,C, and D are explained along with recent changes. You will learn the differences between Medicare, Medigap and Medicaid. Bring your questions. 15724 M 2/17 1- 3 p.m. Mims 15725 M 4/28 6:30-8:30 p.m. Mims Mental/Whole Body Health: Chronic Diseases, and Life and the Finish Line Life is a journey. Taken from a whole body health point of view, Dr. Jones will discuss how mental and whole body health are connected, how chronic disease effects the whole being as well as a specific area, and how living life and approaching its last days effect us and those close to us. Join this class and be part of this meaningful journey. 15728 M 2/24 1- 3 p.m. Jones Aging Is A Family Affair A nationally-sought speaker, Dr. Irwin will discuss information on elder care, a growing issue with the steady rise of the Baby Boomers as they face caring for their aging loved ones; also, how we can assist our own children in preparing for OUR aging. Learn family decision-making tools such as when and how to make decisions, building communications, and how to give and receive help. 15726 M 4/7 1- 3 p.m. Irwin Healthcare Options in Our Community: Where Do I Go From Here? Health care options can be difficult and confusing. Come hear an expert panel, each who are specialist in their area and who will help you understand each of the following processes: long-term acute care hospital services, inpatient/outpatient rehabilitative services, nursing home care, skilled and long-term care; home health services, caregiver support services, assisted living and memory care, hospice and end-of-life care. This is a panel presentation followed by questions and answers. Join us. 15727 M 4/14 1-3:30 p.m. Johnston NATURE & ENVIRONMENT What’s Bugging You?? Steps you can take to keep your home bug free and what you can do if these nasty, household pests get in. Different bugs require different methods to eradicate. Come and find out how to rid your home of these nuisances. 15737 W 2/12 1-3 p.m. Kohut E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.357.3676SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 53 LSC-TOMBALL Appomattax: Battle and Surrender Join us for an in-depth review of how Robert E. Lee decides to surrender his Army of Northern Virginia to Grant’s overwhelming military strength. (But is it the end?) 15720 T 3/4 3-4:30 p.m. Parker/Rhoades Reg. # Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Small Engine Repair This class will provide you with a step-by-step guide to maintaining your small engines on lawn mowers, etc. First class will cover small engine theory and carburetor type problems. Second class is a hands on disassembling and reassembling of a horizontal 5 HP engine and general maintenance of two and four cycle engines. Two class meetings. Class is limited to 14 and will meet at D&S Automotive, 703 W. Main, Tomball. A small supply fee will be payable to instructor at first class meeting. 15729 Sat 2/15-2/22 8:30 a.m.-noon Smith Native Landscaping Native plants can be beautiful and beneficial. This class will discuss what to plant, when to plant as well as good quality plants. What is the best material to use for the very best results? 15746 W 2/19 10 a.m.-noon McKenzie Basic Gardening Have you always wanted to have your own garden? This class will help you find out what is needed to get started. Get all our questions answered in one informative class. 15736 Th 2/20 1- 3 p.m. Ferriman Organic Gardening: Everything You Need to Know This class will emphasize the “How To” of organic gardening, including irrigation, composting, soil chemistry and diseases and weeds. Bring your questions and get answers. 15735 W 3/5 1- 3 p.m. McKenzie Preventing Potential Pig Problems Explore the damaging impact these feral hogs have on our landscape, watersheds, crops and lawns. What can be done to eliminate this menace. The latest trapping methods. You won’t believe the destruction these animals cause! 15734 Th 3/6 1- 3 p.m. Tyson Attracting Birds to Your Backyard There are some things you can do to have your feathered friends visit you. Learn about the birds you can attract and what are the best ways to keep them coming. Bring all your questions. 15744 Th 3/27 10 a.m.-noon Burrull Deterring Squirrels Are the pesky squirrels driving you nuts? Eating all you bird seed? Here is your chance to get even and learn how to (hopefully) outsmart the bushy tailed rascals. 15745 Th 3/27 1- 3 p.m. Burrull POLITICAL & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS LSC-TOMBALL “Be Tomball Ready”—Safety and Security from A-Z Emergency planning professionals will share what your community is doing to prepare for a variety of catastrophic events and how you, your family and your business can prepare, survive and TAX DEDUCTABLE DONATIONS TO LSC-TOMBALL ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING With the help of numerous individuals, businesses and community organizations, the Lone Star College Foundation provides financial resources to students, academic programs, and faculty and staff of the system. Tax deductable donations to the Foundation can be designated for many purposes including support of LSC-Tomball’s ALL. Individual contributions, matching donations or grants based on volunteer participation are all welcome. For additional information, please contact Dr. Roy Lazenby, Program Manager for the LSC-Tomball ALL Program at 281-401-1868 or the LSCS Foundation Executive Director, Darcy Mingoia at 832-813-6636. 54 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor recover from disasters such as flooding, hurricanes, fire, terrorism, mass evacuation, long-term power failure, cyber-crime, internet and online banking security, identity theft, business crime, fraud, and other critical situations. The presentation will include an audience participation/question and answer session. 16639 W 3/26 10a.m.-noon Various Speakers What’s Happening in Tomball (Lunch & Learn) Back by popular demand, Greater Tomball Chamber of Commerce President Bruce Hillegeist presents his bi-annual update on the Tomball area. Buy lunch in the college cafeteria or bring a brown bag lunch and join Bruce for this very informative presentation. 15747 F 5/9 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Hillegeist READING & WRITING Free eBooks @ Your Library Are you looking for more books to read on your Kindle, Nook, or iPad? Come find out how to get the latest titles with just your library card. We have thousands of books just waiting to be checked out and downloaded directly to your device. Come learn how! 16088 T 2/11 2-4 p.m. Clark Wondering What to Read Next? Perhaps you read much faster than your favorite authors can write new books. It could be that you are overwhelmed by the number of book choices available in each genre. Whatever the reason, if you need any kind of reading advice, the HCPL Book Hunters can help! Book Hunters: Your Personal Reading Consultants is a new personalized service the library offers that connects readers with the books we think they will enjoy the most. Come find out about this wonderful service, as well as learn how you can use library resources to find your next great read! 16089 Th 3/20 2-4 p.m. Clark SCIENCE Astronomy Discover the wonders of the universe with Astronomy Magazine’s “Infinite Cosmos” series. Each class will feature a different topic: Solar System; Life and Death of a Star (White Dwarfs); Secrets of the Sun; Mars, the Red Planet. Instructor Maria Culley was a NASA volunteer for 5 years during the Space Shuttle years and will be sharing memorabilia from her time there (including a miniature Mars rover!), This class is limited to 18 students because of hands on with the memorabilia and meets to the following date: 4/8; 4/15; 4/22; 4/29. 16085 T 4/8-4/29 2-4 p.m. Culley Geography We will explore the different types of maps in use today and review how geography has shaped the history of the world. We will investigate how geography continues to shape today’s news. We will play a little geography trivia, so bring your thinking caps! 15739 F 4/11 10 a.m.-noon Crowley SPIRITUALITY, RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY Feng Shui for Living Wonder why you’re experiencing a cascade of bad events after moving to your new home? Wonder why the owner of the Chinese restaurant moved his front door to another location? Come learn about “Feng Shui” (wind & water) to see how it works for you. #15817 M 2/10 10:30 a.m.-noon Chandler continues on page 57 LoneStar.edu/ALL-Tomball SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 55 Registration # Course Title Class Location Start Date Course Fee Office Use Only Registered by:_______________________________________ Date:_______________________________________________ 56 LONE STAR COLLEGE -ACADEMY FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor continued from page 54 Islam in the 21st Century In the years since 9/11, Americans have had numerous questions and concerns about Islam. This course aims to remove some of the common stereotypes and misinformation created by the media, discuss the basic tenets of the Islamic faith, and highlight the contributions made by Muslims in the fields of education, social service, politics and much more. 15825 T 2/25 10 a.m.-noon Faruqi TRAVEL, TOURS & ENTERTAINMENT Reg. # Day Date Time Location Instructor Statue of Liberty: Enlightening the World Discover the glory of this gift from France in a breathtaking look at the creation and restoration of “Liberty Enlightening the World”. 16882 W 4/9 10 a.m.-noon Tate Library Activities Book Clubs Book clubs are a chance to read a good book, join in great discussion, and have fun with others. The library offer numerous book clubs based on various interests. Overland Travel to Alaska Overland to Alaska is called the Ultimate North American Road Trip. Leave the congested urban centers behind and experience the freedom of the open road on two, three or four wheels. We’ll discuss what to expect in accommodations, food, road conditions, what to bring and what you will see. Which months are best? How much time should you allow? Ferry vs. highway? Is gas readily available? What about wildlife? Have your questions answered and view stunning photos from someone who has taken the ultimate road trip. 16640 Th 2/13 10 a.m.-noon Daub They include: After Austen Book Club Last Monday of the month at 7 p.m. Afternoon Book Discussion Group 1st Tuesday of the month at 3 p.m. Inspirational/Christian Book Club2nd Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. Mystery Book Club 4th Thursday of the month at 1 p.m. Nonfiction Book Discussion Group 3rd Tuesday of the month at 3 p.m. Paranormal Book Club 2nd Monday of the month at 7 p.m. Documentation for International Travel When preparing for an International trip, the traveler needs to understand what is expected. 15738 Th 2/27 1:30-3:30 p.m. Brown Postcard Collecting Group If you are thinking of starting a hobby, postcard collecting is still an affordable one, whether you collect antique, vintage and/or newer postcards. Everyone is invited to bring any interesting postcards they may own. Come join the Postcard Collecting Club at Tomball Library every third Saturday at 3 p.m. AARP Driver Safety This course is intended for individuals age 50 and over who are interested in improving their driving skills. The class is not eligible for use in dismissing a moving violation ticket, but may be used in applying for a discount in automobile insurance. Participants will review the “rules of the road” and defensive driving practices. The course will also cover normal changes in vision, hearing and reaction time that accompany aging. The cost is $15 for AARP members, $20 for non-AARP members, to be paid at the door for a study guide that each participant keeps. 15740 M 2/24 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Loveless 15741 M 4/24 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Loveless Machu Picchu and the Incas of Peru Travel to Peru to see the wonders of the Inca builders. Their building sites are World Heritage certified. 15742 T 3/25 10 a.m.-noon M. Parker Let’s Go Cruisin’!! This class is for those who have never taken a cruise and for past cruisers wanting to learn about new cruise destinations. Wanting to take a cruise to Alaska? Hawaii? Caribbean? Europe? or other places in the world? You will receive details about all of these destinations and much more. A question and answer time will follow the presentation. Don’t miss out on this informative presentation to help you decide to cruise on your next vacation. 16082 F 3/28 10 a.m.-noon Lazenby Computer Classes The library offers many options for computer classes, including Computer Basics, Files & Folders, Email, Internet, Digital Photography, and the Microsoft Office Suite – Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. There are also some computer classes offered in Spanish. These classes are held at various times, so please contact the library for the current schedule. Workforce Solutions presents different seminars geared towards job seekers, including Resume Workshops, Interviewing Tips, and more. These seminars are held at the library every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 1- 3 p.m.. Our English as a Second Language (ESL) program provides many different ways to learn and practice English. We have tutors and small group learning for beginners, a class for intermediate levels, and a friendly environment for practicing English at our weekly ESL discussion times. Current discussion times are Ms and Wednesdays from 10:30 a.m.–noon. Teen Activities are constantly going on at the library, like game days and craft projects, just check out our latest calendar. Children’s Activities at the library provide tons of entertainment for children of all ages. We have storytimes, book clubs for kids, and numerous exciting programs like Kids Garden Club, Art Explorers, Choo Choo Club, Pokemon League, and many more. Please call the Lone Star College-Tomball Library at 832-559-4200 for more information or visit www.hcpl.net and check the Events Calendar. E-MAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 281.357.3676SPRING 2014 COURSE SCHEDULE 4 LSC-TOMBALL Bus Trip Information Sign up for the bus trips at our Spring Open House, Jan. 18. We will celebrate Texas Independence Day on March 1, 2014 bus trip and then a trip to the Battleship of Texas on April 30, 2014. ALL membership required. For detailed information, see our weekly newsletter emails. Contact Bob Loveless at Robert.W.Loveless@ LoneStar.edu for questions. Sit and Stitch is an opportunity to share needlework and conversation every Thursday from 10 a.m. – noon. Nonprofit Org. US Postage PAID North Houston, TX Permit No. 21 5000 Research Forest Drive The Woodlands, TX 77381 Academy for Lifelong Learning A learning community for active adults 50+ Enroll today! LoneStar.edu/ALL For more information contact the Lone Star College nearest you. it’s time for Spring Open House Schedule Saturday, Jan. 11 LSC-CyFair 10 a.m.-noon Conference Center, CENT 151 9191 Barker Cypress Road, Cypress, TX 77433 For more information, call 281.290.3460 Saturday, Jan. 18 LSC-Tomball 10 a.m. – noon, Beckendorf Conference Center 30555 Tomball Parkway, Tomball, TX 77375 For more information, call 281.357.3676 Tuesday, Jan. 21 LSC-North Harris 10 a.m. – noon, Community Education Building 2700 W.W. Thorne Drive, Houston, TX 77073 For more information, call 281.765.7947 Thursday, Jan. 23 LSC-Victory Center 1– 3 p.m. 4141 Victory Drive, Houston, TX 77088 For more information, call 281.765.7947 Saturday, Jan. 25 LSC-Montgomery LSC-CyFair LSC-Kingwood LSC-Montgomery LSC-North Harris LSC-Tomball 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., Building E upstairs 3200 College Park Drive, Conroe, TX 77384 For more information, call 936.273.7446 Tuesday, Jan. 28 LSC-Kingwood 1 – 3 p.m., EMCID off-site center 21575 Highway 59N, New Caney, TX 77357 For more information, call 281.312.1750 Thursday, Jan. 30 LSC-Atascocita Center 1 – 3 p.m., AC201 2nd Floor Balcony 15903 West Lake Houston Parkway, Houston, TX 77044 For more information, call 281.312.1750
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