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Spring Term 2015
COURSE
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March 10
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April 16, 2015
Courses
Travel
Encore Extras
Welcome to Encore University!
Encore University is a place where your “Adventures in Lifelong Learning” begin. So, come along and
experience the adventure.
Encore offers a diverse program of classes, lectures, speakers, travel and seminars designed to
engage persons “50 and better” through intellectual stimulation, fun experiences, fellowship and
personal enrichment. We know that those “50 and better” want to continue learning, remain active,
and make a difference in the community.
The mission of Encore University is to build new relationships, foster a
sense of community, study scripture, participate in the “Adventures in
Lifelong Learning,” and to experience enriched lives and faith via action.
Director’s Welcome
Dear Lifelong Learners,
Welcome to another great term at Encore University! We are glad you are here - so come
along and experience “Adventures in Lifelong Learning” with us. Whether you are a returning
student or new to EU, there’s something for everyone. Did you notice our new and exciting Lecture
Series with Professors from the Emeritus College at ASU?
Thank you to everyone who continues to give their time and expertise to make Encore
University happen. As a non-profit, Encore relies on registration fees, course fees, volunteerism, and
financial gifts to produce and sustain the stimulating, informative, and fun curriculum offerings.
There are many ways in which we can continue to grow…but we need your help! Whether it
is your gift of time by volunteering in the office or café, joining a committee, or by becoming a
classroom ambassador – we have a place for you. We welcome financial gifts to help with
administrative costs, marketing, scholarships, and capital needs like laptops and projectors.
By registering ONLINE at www.encoreuniv.org, you can help reduce paper registration and
processing. Don’t worry, if you need our help to register online, we will be there for you.
I continue to grow and learn in countless ways, but most of all I enjoy learning about each and
every one of you. Encore is a blessing to me. I look forward to seeing you in the classrooms during
the spring term!
Becky Bennett
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COVER PHOTO
WWII Reflections
Dan Gentile & Art Humble
Table of Contents
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2015 Travel Opportunity
Registration, Fees, and Policies
Exceptional Opportunity 3-Day Study
Step by Step Instructions
Summary List of Courses
Lecture Series
College of Adventure
College of Arts & Sciences
College of Business Consumerism
Campus Map
College of Health & Well Being
College of Human Relationships
College of Religion
College of Technology & Innovation
Class Schedule
Registration Form
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Encore University™ is a Ministry of Valley Presbyterian Church
Fireside Café
across from the fountain
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
8:30 a.m. — 1:30 p.m.
Muffins Fresh Garden Salads Sandwiches
Fellowship Information Registration
Bridge
Mah Jongg
Wi-Fi
TV
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Encore University Committees & Staff
Committee Chairmen
Advisory
Ted Stump
Café
Heidi Thomas
Curriculum
Becky Bennett
Finance
Jim Gabler
Marketing
Becky Bennett/Tracy Keller
Research
Ron Norris
Speakers
Bob Turpin
Travel
Mary Opila
At-Large Members
Dick Coffelt
Susan Hall
Jerry Heitshusen
Nancy Heitshusen
Art Humble
Patty Latty
Robbie Peterson
Don Weiss
Advisory Committee
David Eaton
Mack Howard
Jan Koontz
Ron Lundeen
Kirk Sullivan
Jim Unruh
Administration
Director
Becky Bennett
Asst. Director
Tracy Keller
Admin. Assistant Debbie Sayre
2015 Travel Opportunity
Dreams of Tahiti Windstar Cruise
Papeete to Papeete
7 days from $2,300 plus $1,999 airfare/hotel package
October 30-November 6, 2015
Papeete, Moorea, Tahaa, Raiatea, Bora Bora, Huahine
A graceful sailing yacht is the perfect way to experience the true wonder of
Tahiti. We’ll let the trade winds fill our sails as we visit one legendary island after another, staying overnight in most to
give you time to swim and snorkel in crystal-clear lagoons, meander through lush rainforests, and experience the
fascinating Polynesian culture from tikis to tiare flowers. When you’re not searching for secluded waterfalls, choosing a
fragrant bloom to go behind your ear, or snorkeling vibrant reefs, you can watch the passing scenery from your favorite
spot on deck. Or come up to the bridge to visit with the captain and plot our course to the next sparkling jewel on our
itinerary. Live your Polynesian dream as you sail through azure waters to islands and atolls that define the word
“paradise.”
Popular Highlights:
 Luxuriate in four delightful overnights, each in a unique island paradise
 Included private beach gala event in Bora Bora complete with traditional Tahitian Ahima'a feast
and fire dancers
 Discover Moorea, the inspiration for South Pacific's mystical Bali Hai
 Experience drift snorkeling among coral gardens
 Sail, swim, and kayak from the yacht's Watersports Platform
 Celebrate at a festive beach party and on a fun-filled onboard barbecue
 Delight to local entertainment on board and learn native Polynesian dances
 Gaze into a fiery sunset and watch for the green flash as it melts below the horizon
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For more information on this exotic cruise contact Ted or Pat Stump at [email protected]
or Tracy Keller at [email protected].
Registration, Fees, and Policies
Registration required
Registration: You can register in one of two ways.
1. Register online at www.encoreuniv.org and pay by credit card. We strongly encourage you to register by this method.
Step-by step instructions for online registration can be found on page 6.
2. Register by completing the registration form on page 23 and send it to Encore University at Valley Presbyterian Church
along with your check. The address is: 6947 E. McDonald Drive, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253.
3. Make check payable to Valley Presbyterian Church.
Course Fees:
1. The Registration Fee is $25.
2. The Course Fee is $35 per course which includes all five (5) weeks of the course. If a course consists of 4-5 individual
lectures or subject matters, you may pay $20 for one lecture. If you attend two or more lectures, the fee will be $35
which is the overall course fee.
3. Study sessions and/or special guest speakers will publicize the fees separately.
Travel:
All travel and trips will publicize the fees separately. Each trip will have separate cancelation policies are noted within
the travel information.
Supplies:
Supplies and text fees will be paid separately and are noted in the course descriptions.
Enrollment Minimum and Maximum:
Some courses have a minimum or maximum enrollment which is noted in the course description. If a course enrollment
does not meet the minimum, you will be notified a few days before the course is scheduled to begin. If the enrollment
is at the maximum, you may elect to be placed on a waiting list.
Withdrawals:
Withdrawals before the first day of class will be refunded by check.
Guests:
You may bring one guest who is not a current Encore University student to one session of a course that consists of three
or more sessions and has not reached its maximum. Attendance for more than one session requires registration and full
payment. Please contact the office to verify that the course has space and to provide the guest’s name.
Scholarships:
Encore University has a scholarship fund for individuals who may need financial assistance to participate in our programs.
All requests are confidential. Please contact Tracy Keller at the Encore University office at 480-991-6424 ext. 165.
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Fall Term 2015
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October 13—November 19, 2015
January 19—February 18, 2016
March 8—April 7, 2016
An evening of Western fun!
Valley Presbyterian Foundation 10th Annual Legacy Dinner
March 14, 2015
Scottsdale Resort & Conference Center
Cocktail reception, music, auctions, trips, raffles, dinner & dancing to the band “House of Steel”
TICKETS $125 – ON SALE NOW Contact Penne McKee at 602-359-9520 or
[email protected] or visit www.myvalleychurch.org
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Exceptional Opportunity 3-Day Study
The Social, Cultural and Historical Matrix
of Early Asia Minor
3-Day Study
February 24, 25, 26
6-8 p.m.
$35
Turkey is a crucial corner on the stage of Western
Civilization. The peoples who lived in and crossed
through Turkey left records of their lives spanning
the ages from Noah to Paul contributing to the
Social, Cultural and Historical Matrix of Early Asia Minor.
ABSOLUTE MUST
Guest Speaker: Aydin Aygun,
MA Early Christian History and Theology
Aydin Aygun was born and raised near the River Euphrates in Eastern Turkey. He led the EU Turkey
Travel Group in October 2014. A graduate of the Turkish Military Academy, he earned a BA in Business
Administration and Leadership. As a professionally trained and licensed guide by the Turkish Ministry of
Culture and Tourism, Aydin has been leading tours since 1994. Aydin has an in-depth understanding of
the Matrix of Early Asia Minor.
Step by Step Instructions
Encore University Account Creation and Course Enrollment
Creating an Account (i.e. Register)
1.
Go to Encore University website, www.encoreuniv.org .
2.
On the menu bar you will see “Registration” with 4 drop down categories.
3.
Click on “Online Registration.”
4.
Click on “Create New Account.”
5.
Enter “Your Name and Contact Information.”
6.
Create “Your Login Info.”
7.
Click on “Next.”
8.
Complete “Additional Information.”
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Click “Next.”
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You will see “My Account.” Review your information.
Enrolling for Courses
1.
Once you have created an account, you can enroll for courses.
2.
Go to www.encoreuniv.org and “Login” to your account by entering your email address and password. If you have
forgotten your password, click on “Forgot Your Password” and follow the directions.
3.
Click on “All Classes” or one of the Colleges.
4.
Click on a course or lecture.
5.
If you want to take that course or lecture, click on “Register Now.”
6.
Click on “Continue Shopping” if you want to enroll for more courses, or click on “Check Out” if you are ready to pay.
7.
At any time, you can click on “My Cart” to see what you have enrolled in so far then click on “Check Out” if you are
ready to pay.
8.
Skip “Enter Promotional Code.” (Founders, please contact Encore University office)
9.
Enter your “Billing Information.”
10.
Enter your “Payment Information.”
11.
Click on “Process Payment” only once.
Contact the Encore office if you have any questions. 480-991-6424 ext. 165
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Summary List of Courses
Adventure
ADG-301
ADB-301
ADB-302
ADB-000
ADM-000
ADM-301
ART
ASA-301
ASA-303
ASD-301
Art History
ASH-101
Humanities
ASC-301
page 9
Secrets of Desert Gardening
Bridge for Beginners
Continuing Bridge
Bridge Club
Mah Jongg Club
Mah Jongg for Beginners
page 11
Joy of Painting
Portrait Sculpting
Fun of Drawing
page 12
Survey of Art History
page 13
Communications
Language Arts
ASLG-301
ASLG-701
ASW-301
Music
ASM-301
page 15
Introductory Spanish
Intermediate Spanish
Saving Memorable Moments
page 15
Piano Lessons
Econ/Finance
BCB-301
BCI-302
Culinary
CAF-303
CAF-301
Health
HWD-301
HWT-301
Relationships
HRB-301
HRG-301
HRC-301
page 16
Global Econ
Women’s Finance/Investment
page 16
Personal Chef
Fabulous 5 Foodies
page 18
The Daniel Plan
Qigong & Tai Chi
page 19
B.O.Y.S. Club
Grief Share
Coffee Klatch
Technology
TII-301
TIC-301
TIS-301
TIO-301
page 21
iPhone
Microsoft Office
Social Media
Online Buying and Selling
Lecture Series
Tidbits of History
NEW THIS SPRING
ASH-302 page 14
If you choose to attend 2 or more of the lectures, the fee is $35 and you register for course number, ASH-302.
If you choose to attend only 1 lecture, the fee is $20 and you register using any 1 of the course numbers below.
ASH-302a
ASH-302b
ASH-302c
ASH-302d
ASH-302e
Chocolate & Chilies
Scottsdale’s Art History
Ledger Art
George W.P. Hunt
The Valley Canal History
Professors Emeriti/ASU
ASP-301 page 8
If you chose to attend 2 or more of the lectures, the fee is $35 and you register for course number, ASP-301.
If you choose to attend only 1 lecture, the fee is $20 and you register using any 1 of the course numbers below.
ASP-301a
ASP-301b
ASP-301c
ASP-301d
The Northern Lights
Target Earth
Whistle Blowers as Heroes
The Big Bang and All That
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Lecture Series
ASP-301
Professors Emeriti
Emeritus College of Arizona State University
Astronomy Physics Cosmology Sociology
Tuesdays 9-10:20 a.m. Room 414
NEW THIS
SPRING!
The Mission of the Emeritus College at Arizona
State University is to give a focus to continued
intellectual, creative and social engagement of
retired faculty with the University and
community. Encore University is honored and
excited to host these professors and to continue
our lifelong learning.
Fees: $35 for 2 or more lectures.
Use course number ASP-301.
$20 for 1 lecture only.
Use individual course numbers below.
ASP-301
Professors
Emeriti
March 10 ASP-301a
“The Northern Lights: Myths and Science”
The Northern Lights-Aurora Borealis is an amazing and colorful natural phenomenon. Many
myths have been spun about its origin, and only lately have we gained a scientific
understanding of its dynamic appearance. This talk will show through photos and videos how
our explanations for the “light show” have changed over time.
Instructor: Dr. Per Aannestad, Professor Emeritus ASU
Per A. Aannestad, Ph.D., received his undergraduate degree in astronomy from the University of Oslo, Norway,
and his graduate degrees from the University of California, Berkeley. His postdoctoral years from 1971-1975
were spent first at the Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York and later at Steward Observatory,
University of Arizona, studying the far-infrared sky via balloon observations. Since 1975, Per has been a Professor
of Physics and Astronomy at ASU, until his retirement in 2004. His research interests were the physics of the
interstellar medium, interstellar dust, and star formation. He is currently the Director of the Emeritus College
Academy for Continued Learning.
March 17 ASP-301b
“Target Earth: Asteroids, Comets, and Near-Earth Objects”
On February 15, 2013 a meteor weighing 10,000 metric tons exploded above Chelyabinsk,
Russia, releasing more than 30 times the energy of the Hiroshima bomb, and injuring
hundreds. There are more than 10,000 asteroids and comets that can pass near earth. This
lecture will describe the various groups of objects that may pose a threat, some of the earlier
impacts, and how we might even prevent or mitigate the effects of a disastrous collision in the
future.
Instruction: Dr. Per Aannestad
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March 24 ASP-301c
“Whistle Blowers as Heroes: Profiles in Courage”
whis•tle–blow•er (noun) (Merriam-Webster) : a person who tells police, reporters, etc.,
about something (such as a crime) that has been kept secret.
Who blew the whistle on the facts behind the “O” ring seal catastrophe following the
hallenger explosion? Hear about the whistle blower who exposed the truth about the
contaminated drinking water (TCE) just north of the Indian Bend Wash which is now a Superfund Site. Based on over 100 interviews from across America, Dr. Ron Hardert will give his
remarks and findings on the personal characteristics of these Whistle Blowers. Come hear
many of the fascinating details surrounding these Whistle Blower Heroes.
Instructor: Dr. Ronald Hardert, Professor Emeritus ASU
Ronald Hardert, Ph.D. received his undergraduate and Master degree at the University of Cincinnati and his
Ph.D. in Sociology at Indiana University. Post graduate, Ron taught Sociology on all levels at ASU for 34 years
before retiring to Carefree, AZ. He has published 10 books and some 25 articles.
April 7 ASP-301d
ASP-301
Professors
Emeriti
(con’t)
“Modern Cosmology: The Big Bang and All That”
Constantly revised to contain the most recent information on this developing topic, ‘Modern
Cosmology”, this lecture will be centered on the Big Bang model of the origin of the universe,
including observational evidence, the meanings of dark energy and matter, and current
results on the Inflation Model.
Instructor: Dr. Richard Jacob, Professor Emeritus ASU, Barrett Emeritus Fellow
Richard Jacob, Ph.D., taught physics at all levels at ASU for almost 40 years before retiring. He served as chair of
the department of physics and astronomy and is the founding Dean of the Emeritus College at ASU. His teaching
areas emphasized quantum physics, relativity, electrodynamics, and mathematical physics, and his research is in
theoretical elementary particle physics. Other interests of Dr. Jacob include playing in the Arizona Wind
Symphony and in the big band, Sonoran Swing.
College of Adventure
ADG-301
Secrets of Desert Gardening
RENEWED!
Bust your Desert Gardening Myths.
Tuesdays 8-9:30 a.m. Chapel Patio
Do you believe little that is worthwhile grows in the desert, that you don’t
have enough space, time, or money to make gardening worthwhile in the
”Arizona Wilderness?” Master Gardener, Sam Kelsall, will expose the truth
about desert gardening in this hands-on class that will teach you to grow
bountiful edibles, but most of all--- your own confidence! All it takes is a 2x2
foot area. You’ll be introduced to square-foot gardening, soil preparation,
water conservation, weed control, and how to manage the Phoenix sun.
Instructor: Sam Kelsall
Sam Kelsall is a University of Arizona Master Gardener. He has been teaching others to garden in the Arizona
environment for more than 20 years producing good, consistent results. Yes, he can teach you, too.
ADG-301
Desert
Gardening
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ADB-301
Bridge for Beginners
Minimum: 8
Wednesdays 1—2:50 p.m. Room 417
This course is an introduction to bridge for the beginner and a re-start for
those with a little knowledge. The instruction will include the mechanics of
the game including choosing a contract, opening the bidding, responding to a
partner, playing in a suit, playing no trump, and counting points.
ADB-301
Bridge
for
Beginners
Instructor: Madeline Bloom
Madelyn is a certified bridge teacher with ACBL and ABTA credentials for teaching all levels of bridge. She is
knowledgeable about ACBLSCORE and has been teaching bridge for 30 years. Since July 2013, Madeline has
worked for the Doty Bridge Club, directing and developing programs with beginning students in a supervised
play teaching and learning environment. She has achieved the rank of Gold Life Master, with over 3,700
master points and success in more than a dozen Regionals and Sectionals.
ADB-302
ADB-302
Bridge Continuing Education
Minimum: 8
Thursdays 9—10:50 a.m. Room 417
Bridge
Continuing
Education
This course is a continuation of the Winter 2015 course. We will further develop and review the
basics in bidding and play of the hand including developing tricks, eliminating losers, watching out
for entries, managing the trump suit, and putting it all together.
Instructor: Madeline Bloom (see above)
ADB-000
ADB-000
No class fee Registration required
Bridge Club: play only, no instruction
Tuesdays 10—11:50 a.m. Fireside Café
Bridge
Club
Come and play Bridge – just for the love of it! Join the Bridge group in the Fireside Café.
Tables reserved. This club won’t include class instruction, so knowledge of bridge is a prerequisite.
Facilitator: Carolyn Frank
Carolyn Frank is a retired stockbroker and kindergarten teacher who loves all kinds of games, especially bridge!
ADM-000
No class fee Registration required
Mah Jongg Club, play only, no instruction
Tuesdays & Thursdays 9—11:50 a.m. Fireside Café
Class supplies: Please purchase a Mah Jongg card; Official Standard Hands and Rules,
National Mah Jongg League, Inc. and “A Beginner’s Guide to American Mah Jongg”
by Elaine Sandberg.
ADM-000
Mah
Jongg
ADM-301
Mah
Jongg
for
Beginners
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Come and play Mah Jongg for the love of it! Tables will be reserved in the Fireside Café.
Join the fun and meet new friends.
Facilitator: Heidi Thomas
ADM-301
Mah Jongg for Beginners
Tuesdays 9 —11:50 a.m. Room 419
Class supplies: Please purchase a Mah Jongg card; Official Standard Hands and Rules, National Mah Jongg
League, Inc. and “A Beginner’s Guide to American Mah Jongg” by Elaine Sandberg.
Join this class and step back in time with an age-old game that originated in China. The name
Mah Jongg means sparrow, and the tiles are decorated with Chinese characters and symbols. This
game first appeared in the United States in the 1920’s. Plan on staying for the entire three hours to
develop and polish your newly learned skill. Come, meet new friends and be ready to join the fun.
Instructors: Ardi Evans and Sandi Williams
College of Arts and Sciences
ASA-301
Joy of Painting—Acrylic and Oil
Tuesdays 1—2:50 p.m. Room 419
SO POPULAR!
Class supplies: $39
Limit: 15
This is a painting class for those who want to learn to paint better and have fun doing
it. Pat welcomes at all levels of experience and those who want to improve their
overall skills but often need help to move to the next level.
ASA-301
Instructor: Pat Serie
Pat painted part time throughout his business career in Fortune 500 companies, and exhibited at nearby shows
and galleries. His work often reflected the green woods of rural New Hampshire and the richness of the
mountains. In 1997, his family relocated to the desert Southwest, and many of his works now center around
images of the Sonoran Desert of Arizona. Pat studied art at Manchester Institute of Art and the Previte Gallery
(both in New Hampshire) and the Scottsdale Artists School. He was juried into the Scottsdale Celebration of Art.
ASA-303
Portrait Sculpting in Clay
Thursdays 9—10:50 a.m. Room 419
Joy of
Painting
LIMITED SPACE!
Limit: 10
This class is for all levels of ability. All that is needed is desire and courage! Courage to
leave your fears at the door and come in and enjoy the wonderful process of
sculpture. We will be sculpting a three dimensional portrait from a flat, twodimensional image. You will collect a variety of pictures then choose your subject from
photographs which can come from your own collection or from magazines, books,
drawings you find interesting. Bring your collection to the class so that you can make
the best choice for your masterpiece.
Class supplies:
A list of supplies will be provide at registration.
Instructor: Susan Henningsen
Susan Henningsen received a BFA Degree from ASU. She taught art for 16 years in public schools and continues
to teach portrait, figurative and base-relief sculpture at Scottsdale Artist School. Her best-known work is the
larger-than-life bronze portrait sculpture of Sandra Day O’Connor, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, installed in the
Sandra Day O’Connor U.S. Courthouse in Phoenix.
ASA-303
Portrait
Sculpting
Encore University is a non-profit ministry of Valley Presbyterian Church
dependent on revenues from membership, class fees, and donations.
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ASD-301
Fun of Drawing
Thursdays 9—10:50 a.m. Room 419
Supplies: Students are responsible for their supplies.
A list of supplies will be provided at registration.
Limit: 12
Drawing is fundamental to all art yet is an art form of its own.
Warm up your creative skills, have some fun, and explore drawing
exercises and methods with Rodney Cobb.
ASD-301
Fun of
Drawing
Instructor: Rodney Cobb
Rodney Cobb, a 20 year veteran artist, has expertise in drawing, painting, anatomy, design, color, plein air
painting, and portrait painting. He is associated with International Plein Air Painters and Oil Painters of America.
Rodney received a Bachelor of Science in Urban Planning from Michigan State University and a Juris Doctorate
Degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan. Most recently, Rodney has written his first
book on the elements of drawing and painting, Best Daily Art Practices: Drawing and Painting.
ASH-101
SURVEY OF ART HISTORY 101: From Prehistory to the end
of the Middle Ages
Thursdays 10-11:20 a.m. Room 414
ASH-101
Survey of
Art History
Survey of Art History 101 is the foundation, broad overview and
acquaintance with the history of painting, sculpture, and architecture
from its beginnings in prehistoric times to the end of the Middle Ages. We
shall study works of art as expressions of the needs, ideals, and
aspirations of the particular society in which they were created; a
historical point of view.
This Art Survey course is the groundwork and footing for further developed art history study offered in
the Fall Term 2016.
March 12
Prehistory-Mesopotamia-Egypt
March 19
Greece
March 26
Etruia-Rome
April 9
Byzantine Art-Early Middle Ages
April 16
Romanesque and Gothic Art
NEW!
EXCEPTIONAL!
Instructor: Anne Connor
Anne “adores teaching” and is excited to teach Art History at Encore University. She was raised and educated in
Brussels, Belgium before coming to the Valley in 1990. In 1997 Anne founded the Friends of European Art at the
Phoenix Art Museum where she served as its first president, contributed several articles in the catalog for the
“Copper as Canvas” exhibit co-sponsored by the Museum, was a member of the Phoenix Art Museum’s
Collection Committee and participated in the training of apprentice docents. In 2003, together with Regent
Professor Caio Pagano of ASU, Anne started the “Evenings with Art and Music,” program highlighting similar
currents in both disciplines. These Evenings have contributed significant financial support to piano students at
Arizona State University. Anne taught Humanities and survey courses of Art History at Scottsdale Community
College and Glendale Community College. She has also taught upper division courses in Northern and Italian
Renaissance and Baroque Art at ASU for 5 years and is currently teaching at Scottsdale Artist School. Anne gives
regular lectures at the Phoenix Art Museum, Scottsdale Community College and special interest groups in the
Valley. She holds a Master Degree in Art History from ASU.
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ASC-301
Communications, A Core Skill
Wednesdays 11 a.m.—12:20 p.m. Room 411
Whenever people interact, the way in which they exchange information and
influence each other is through interpersonal communication. Often
communication goes well. But when it does not, our relationships at home or
in the world at large can be severely impaired. Being human and
imperfect, all of us experience communication challenges. This is the rule not
the exception.
This five-session course will focus on core individual and group communication skills that have been
proven to help make challenging interactions go better. Participants will have the opportunity to
learn and practice these skills and to explore actual communications challenges from their daily
lives. The goal of the course: that every participant will improve his or her daily interactions with
others. Dr. Gullen will lead a class on how to talk with your doctor (and the best approach to
understanding all those test results) for Encore University.
ASC-301
Communications
A Core Skill
Instructor: David Gullen, MD, MACP
A graduate of Princeton University, Dr. David J. Gullen received his medical degree from the University of
Arizona and a master’s degree in microbiology and immunology from ASU. Dr. Gullen joined the Division of
Community Internal Medicine at Mayo Clinic Arizona in 1997 and is currently Chair of the Board of Directors of
the Flinn Foundation, a Master of the American College of Physicians, member of the Board of Directors of the
Translational Genomics Institute and Co-director of the physician-patient communication skills curriculum at
Mayo, where he co-founded a program in communication skills training.
Campus Map
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5 New Lectures
ASH-302
Tidbits of History
Thursdays 10-11:20 a.m. Room 415-416
Fees: $35 for 2 or more lectures.
Use course number ASH-302.
$20 for 1 lecture only.
Use individual course numbers below.
March 12 ASH-302a
5 NEW
LECTURES!
Chocolate, Chilies, and Cochineal
ASH-302
When the Spanish arrived in the Americas in the 1500’s, they cultivated and incorporated their
discoveries of chocolate, chilies, and cochineal into their profitable trade with Europe.
Instructor: Heard Museum Docent Pat Ecket
Tidbits of
History
March 19 ASH-302b
Scottsdale’s Art and Artist History
Since Marjorie Thomas arrived from Boston in 1909, the Scottsdale area has enjoyed a rich history of
arts, crafts and creative artisans. After World War II, Scottsdale gained a reputation as the center for
arts, crafts and fashion in the southwest, a cachet that continues today in the area’s galleries,
museums and events. Learn more about Scottsdale’s first century of art from community historian
and author Joan Fudala.
Instructor: Joan Fudala
Joan Fudala is a full-time community historian, consultant, researcher and author, specializing in the history
of the greater Scottsdale area. She is the author of eight books, including Historic Scottsdale: A Life from the
Land; Images of America - Scottsdale; Golf in Scottsdale; and Desert Highlands: A Vision in the Desert. Fudala
frequently speaks to civic groups about local history, and has a range of business, non-profit and government
clients for whom she does historical research and writing projects.
March 26 ASH-302c
Ledger Art
Painting on accountant’s ledger paper? Ledger art occurred from 1865 to 1936 when the plains
Indians were moved to reservations and the bison were depleted and skins were scarce.
Instructor: Heard Museum Docent Marilyn Brooks
April 9
ASH-302d
George W. P. Hunt, First Governor and Battling Crusader
A drifter from Missouri, George W. P. Hunt managed to win seven terms as
governor of Arizona, including the first one starting in 1912. This highly
colorful politician led the progressive efforts to open the political system to the
people, reign in large corporations, protect labor, bring about penal
reform and led the battle to protect Arizona’s water from California.
Instructor: Dr. David Berman, Professor Emeritus ASU
ASU
Emeritus
David Berman. Ph.D., is a senior research fellow with the Morrison Institute for Public Policy and a professor
emeritus of political science at ASU. He has written several books on state and local government, politics and
public policy. Just published in March, 2015 is David’s book, George Hunt: Arizona’s Seven-Term Crusading
Governor.
April 16
ASH-302e
The Valley’s Canal History
Focus your attention on the history of some of the Valley’s oldest canals, starting with a brief
background on the Hohokam system moving into canals constructed as the Valley was settled during
the late 1800’s and beyond. Included in the discussion will be a short discussion of some of the
trails/highlights available on the canals today.
Instructor: Leah Harrison, Salt River Project
Leah Harrison is a Historical Analyst with Salt River Project’s Research Archives. A native Phoenician and
former secondary history educator, Leah earned her Master’s Degree in Public History and Scholarly Publishing
from Arizona State University. As a historian with SRP, she studies the history of water and power in the
Valley.
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ASLG-301
Introductory Spanish
Tuesdays & Thursdays 9—10:20 a.m. Room 412
Class supplies: $30 includes the book cost and supplemental papers
This course is a continuation of the basic course initiated in the Fall Term
2014 and Winter Term 2015. The study will include important verbs of
SER, ESTAR and TERER as well as vocabulary of the weather and the
human body. This course is pen to others who have had a course in
Spanish. Please contact the instructor at 480-451-2333 with questions
regarding course placement prior to registration.
Instructor: Lee Henry
Lee graduated from Bucknell University with a double major in Spanish and Social Sciences. His graduate work
was at Middlebury College. He has taken courses in Spanish at Scottsdale Community College, ASU,
Alhambra Institute in Malaga, Spain, and International University in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Lee retired from his
position as Spanish teacher at Paradise Valley High School and then taught Spanish for 14 years in Scottsdale’s
Life and Leisure program.
ASLG-701
Intermediate Spanish
Tuesdays & Thursdays 11 a.m.—12:20 p.m. Room 412
Class supplies: $30 includes the book cost and supplemental papers
This is a continuation of the course initiated in the Fall Term 2014 and Winter Term 2015. Course
instruction includes vocabulary of clothing, furniture, and health as well as direct and indirect object
pronouns. The course is open to others who have had a course in Spanish previously. Please contact
the instructor at 480-451-2333 with questions regarding course placement prior to registration
Instructor: Lee Henry (see bio above)
ASW-301
Saving Memorable Moments Maximum: 18
Tuesdays 1-2:20 p.m. Room 414
ASLG-301
Introductory
Spanish
ASLG-701
Intermediate
Spanish
ALWAYS A
FAVORITE!
Record your life story, one event or memory at a time, in 600-800 words. Each class will
provide a suggested person, place or time to remember, plus a writing tip and a quotable
inspiration. Writers may share their writing or request individual editing.
We are the wisdom-keepers of our generations
Instructor: Kiki Swanson
Kiki Swanson graduated from Smith College and became a high school English and journalism teacher.
She later wrote children’s stories and magazine articles and received a Master’s degree from San Francisco Theological Seminary. She then worked for the National Presbyterian Church as a consultant in mission and capital
fund-raising. Kiki is the author of several books, including “My Will Be Done,” “Dearly Beloved” and “Remnants.”
She is also the author of “The Legacy of K. Don Fry, Supermarketer.”
ASW-301
Saving
Memorable
Moments
ASM-301
Nellie’s Piano Lessons
Tuesdays 1-4 p.m. Chapel
Instructor fee: $30 per half hour (Thirty-minute lessons will be offered)
Have you always wanted to take piano lessons? No matter what your piano background,
you’re invited to sign up! Start fresh, or pick it up again and continue with Nellie!
Access to a piano for practice throughout the week is very highly recommended.
Instructors: Nellie Cronin and Barbara Johnson
Nellie received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Piano Performance at the University of Illinois
in Champaign-Urbana. Since then, she has taught private piano lessons and worked as a professional choral
accompanist. She is truly looking forward to meeting and working with adult piano students at EU.
ASM-301
Piano
Lessons
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College of Business & Consumerism
BCB-301
Global Economics & Politics
Thursdays 9 – 9:50 a.m. Room 411
LATEST STATS
Explore how things get made, who makes them and why. This course will also
examine the principals of supply and demand, the distribution of capital, and factors
that interfere with that distribution. It will include a brief history of the events and
powers that have created the current economic climate. We will undertake an
educated forecast of where our national and global economy could be headed.
BCB-301
Economics
Instructor: Dustin Mac Brown CFP AAMS
Dustin Mac Brown CFP AAMS received a Business Degree from Saint Louis University's John Cook School of
Business. He has been a financial advisor since 2005. He currently holds licenses including series 6, series 7,
series 63, Life and Health insurance, Accredited Asset Management Specialist certificate, and Certified Financial
Planner certificate.
BCI-302
Finance and Investing Workshop, a Unique Approach for Women
Tuesdays 9-10:20 a.m. Room 417
BCI-302
Finance and
Investing
for Women
This series of workshops, designed especially for women, offers a unique approach
to the arcane world of investment planning. Most of us examine our wardrobes,
wellness, technology, estate plan, and home décor once or twice a year making
sure they still fit our lifestyle. Our financial situation deserves the same attention
and updating.
Combining knowledge of investment planning with selected experts in the fields of fashion, nutrition,
estate planning, interior design and technology, Shehara Smallwood provides a comfortable and “at
home” atmosphere for those that seek clarity in the world of money.
Instructor: Shehara Smallwood
Shehara Smallwood is a native of Columbus, Ohio and a graduate of The Ohio State University with a BS in
electrical and computer engineering. She has been working in the financial services industry since 2004. In 2009,
Shehara joined Edward Jones as a financial advisor consulting and developing financial strategies with the
long-term serious investor. As a financial advisor with Edward Jones, Shehara is an active member of her
community where she enjoys educating investors through educational seminars.
College of Culinary Arts
CAF-303
Personal Chef Favorites
Tuesdays 10-11:20 a.m. Main Kitchen
CAF-303
Personal
Chef
Favorites
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NEW MENU!
Supplies: $35
Observe the expertise of Personal Chef Christine as she prepares appetizers, main courses, and sides that are
popular with her clients while planning special anniversaries, weddings, dinner parties, corporate functions
and daily in-home meals.
 Five Ingredient Appetizers
 Roasted Butternut Squash Soup & Kale, White Bean and Sausage Soup
 Orange Cilantro Chicken with Corn Avocado Salad
 Heirloom Tomato and Bacon Frittata and Raspberry French Toast
 Toast Points with Fig & Goat Cheese, Apricot Meatballs, Kale and Artichoke Dip
Instructor: Chef Christine Gentry
Christine received her Culinary Arts Degree from Scottsdale Culinary Institute in 2010 and is enjoying her trade as
a Personal Chef and Caterer across the Valley.
CAF-301
Fabulous 5 Foodies:
Farm Market, Coq Au Vin, Tamales,
Sassy Dessert and Easy Italian
Thursdays 10-11:20 a.m. Main Kitchen/Fireside Kitchen
Supplies: $35 Sold as complete series.
Limit: 15
March 12
Farm Market to You: Chef Wade’s Bistro On Wheels
So, you have just purchased some beautiful spring vegetables from the local farm market. Now you ask; what do I
do with them? How do I prepare them in a new and fresh way? Join Chef Wade Simpson as he brings to life his
locally grown produce and fresh, in-season seafood.
Instructor: Chef Wade Simpson
Chef Wade has 20 years of experience in the culinary industry. Along the way, Wade decided he wanted to be part
of the “dance of the kitchen” and followed his culinary aspirations. Wade graduated from the California Academy in
1985 and since that time has worked in hotels, resorts, and private clubs. Recently, Chef Wade launched his newest
culinary concept, Bistro On Wheels bringing a unique and refined style of cuisine to the streets and the private
sector featuring Arizona grown produce.
March 19
CAF-301
Fabulous
5 Foodies
Coq Au Vin
Coq Au Vin is the classic French dish that is fun and relatively easy to make. It would be wonderful to have this recipe in your possession when hosting a dinner party or family event.
Instructor: Carly Post
Carly graduated from the George Washington University with a degree in Economics before fulfilling her dream of
attending culinary school at the Arizona Culinary Institute. After graduating and completing an internship with the
food editor for Phoenix Home & Garden magazine, Carly began her pursuit of a culinary career working as a
personal chef offering private cooking for families and small parties.
March 26
Easy Desserts Made Fancy
Fruit crisps, parfaits, meringues, and “Not Your Mother’s Cheesecake.”
Instructor: Mary Ann Winter
Mary Ann loves sweets, both creating and eating them. Her goal is to make them taste and look good while keeping
her recipes simple and versatile.
April 9
Roll Your Own Tamales
The Pina family tamale-making process handed down through the generations will be shared with you today! Learn
where to buy the corn husks, what goes into the red chili and how far in advance to prepare. But, best of all, you will
roll your own tamales.
Instructors: Bea Pina and Melinda Pina
Melinda Pina, local caterer, has learned how to prepare tamales by example from her mother-in-law, Bea Pina.
Together, Melinda and Bea make dozens of tamales each Christmas as a tradition for the family.
April 16
Italian Sauces Made Easy
Italian fare is so comforting. Take note of Pat’s easy sauces you can transform into delicious pasta cuisine. Whether
it is pink sauce or marinara sauce, you will learn about how easy it is to have sauces on hand that can easily be
made into a great dinner in no time at all.
Instructor: Pat Stump
Pat was a Home Economics minor in college. She has taken cooking classes around the globe including several in
Italy, France, Central and South America. Pat loves to cook and entertain.
ALL NEW
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College of Health & Well Being
HWD-301
The Daniel Plan, 40 Days to a Healthier Life (six-week course)
Thursdays 11 a.m.—12:20 p.m. Room 411
The Daniel Plan is a practical lifestyle program designed to improve your health at every
level. Your health can improve by focusing on the essentials of faith, food, fitness, focus,
and friends. “Individuals in the program have attained transformational results…
Participants collectively lost over 250,000 pounds, improved health, increased their
energy, started sleeping better, and reduced their need for medication.”
The Daniel Plan is a groundbreaking, healthy, lifestyle program where people get better together.
With love as the motivation, it’s a story of abundance, not deprivation.
Relying on God’s power and the support of friends, get ready to be transformed from the inside out.
HWD-301
The
Daniel
Plan
Meet the Founding Doctors: Some of the best doctors and contributors in the world have collaborated to
transform your spiritual, physical, and emotional health.
Rick Warren – As the bestselling author of the Purpose Driven Life, Pastor to Saddleback Church, and creator of
the global PEACE Plan, Rick Warren has dedicated his life to transforming lives.
Dr. Mehmet OZ – Host of the Daytime Emmy-winning Dr. Oz Show, Dr. Oz is also Vice-Chair and Professor of
Surgery at Columbia University and directs the Cardiovascular institute & Complementary Medicine Program at NY
Presbyterian.
Dr. Daniel Amen – Dr. Amen is a physician, double-board certified psychiatrist, teacher and eight-time New York
Times bestselling author. He is widely regarded as one of the world’s foremost experts on applying brain science to
everyday clinical practice.
Dr. Mark Hyman- Dr. Hyman is a family physician, a six-time New Your Times bestselling author, and an
internationally recognized leader in the functional medicine field. He is well known for addressing the root causes
of chronic illness through groundbreaking whole-systems medicine.
March 10
March 17
March 24
April 7
April 14
April 21
Faith – Inspiration and teaching from Rick Warren
Food – Healthy recipes that taste great
Fitness – Discover movement you enjoy
Focus – Help to develop your healthy habits
Friends – Community is essential to your success
Celebration
Facilitator: Sam Kelsall
Sam Kelsall has put into use the principles he supports from The Daniel Plan throughout his professional career of
40 years as an attorney and in his personal life. Food and gardening have always been passions for Sam. He is also
a Master Gardener. See “Secrets of Desert Gardening,” College of Adventure.
HWT-301
Qigong and Tai Chi
Tuesdays and Thursdays 1—1:50 p.m. Room 415-416
Qi Gong (cheegong) and Tai Chi (tie chee) are meditative practices which use slow graceful movements
and controlled breathing techniques that strengthen your mind-body connection, reduce stress,
promote healing and inner peace. You will learn how to tap into the natural medicines produced within your own being which heal and harmonize the body, mind, emotions and energy. You will reconnect
with the most neglected yet most powerful aspect of being-spirit.
First-timers will feel right at home and no special clothing or equipment is needed.
HWT-301
Qigong
And
Tai Chi
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Instructor: Deanne Hodgson
Deanne is the owner of Applied Tai Chi a senior trainer with the Institute of Qigong & Tai Chi, a Professional
Member of the National Qigong Association and Board Vice President at the Healer Within Foundation in Santa
Barbara, CA. She has studied, practiced and taught Tai Chi & Qigong for over 20 years. Her experience as a geriatric nurse, hospital chaplain and pastor have led her to a ministry of spirituality and healing. Deanne is a personal
coach and master level Reiki practitioner. She prepares people for times of transformation, specializing in
preparation for surgical and medical procedures.
College of Human Relationships
HRB-301 No Class Fee Registration Required
B.O.Y.S. Club
Tuesdays 9:30—10:50 a.m. Chapel Parlor
HRC-301
The Beneficial Order of Youthful Seniors (B.O.Y.S.) Club is open to all men of
any age. There are no rules or dues except a $1 refreshment charge for
coffee and doughnuts each week. This unstructured gathering has no leader
but moderation is shared. It is based on sharing experiences, building
relationships, mental stimulation, and the discussion of recent sporting
events and current events.
Coffee
Klatch
A TRADITION!
HRB-301
B.O.Y.S.
HRG-301 No Class Fee Registration Required
GriefShare
Wednesdays 1—2:50 p.m. Calvin Center
GriefShare is a special weekly seminar/support group for people grieving the death
of someone close. It’s a place where you can be around people who understand
how you feel and the pain of your loss. At GriefShare, you’ll learn valuable information that will help you through this difficult time in your life.
Format: Video and small group discussions
ALL
WELCOME!
Facilitators: Karen Annis and Ken Royer
HRG-301
GriefShare
HRC-301 No Class Fee Registration Required
Coffee Klatch
Thursdays 10—10:50 a.m. Fireside Café
Let’s get together.
We will share coffee, a sweet or two, and get to know each other.
How can we network to help each other? How will you spend your
time now that you have some time on your hands?
What are your family dynamics? Are you involved with caring for
grandchildren or loved ones? Or just, how is your week going for you?
Women of all ages are welcome. Bring a friend.
There are no dues or class fees, just conversation
MAKE
FRIENDS!
HRC-301
Coffee
Klatch
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College of Religion
ALL NEW
RLI-301 No Class Fee Registration Required
Immigration and the Bible
Tuesdays 10-10:50 a.m. Room 415-416
Immigration is a hot button issue within Arizona given that 6%
of the state’s population is comprised of undocumented
immigrants. How are Christians supposed to respond to the
rhetoric and the humanitarian problems that stem from illegal
immigration? What wisdom and insight can the Bible give
followers of Jesus to respond as He would?
Join Bryan Fergus as he guides students through a study designed to help believers think
critically and biblically about this important issue.
RLI-301
Immigration
Instructor: Bryan K. Fergus, M.Div.
Bryan Fergus is writing his doctoral dissertation on the Christian response to immigration while an
Adjunct Professor of Biblical Studies at Arizona Christian University. Bryan served the Church for 15
years as a pastor and now finds the primary expression of his ministry in the classroom where he lays
a biblical foundation for the next generation of Christian Leaders.
RLC-301 No Class Fee Registration Required
The Crusades: How They Shaped our World
Wednesdays 11-11:50 a.m. Room 415-416
Images of Crusader knights traveling to the Holy Land endure
in our minds like few others in history. But the origins, nature
and consequences of the Crusades are rarely understood.
Dave Winter, continuing his exploration of Church history, will
examine the Crusades and discuss the successes, failures and
unintended consequences of these pilgrimages, as well as the
differences from current forms of religious warfare.
RLC-301
The
Crusades
Instructor: Dave Winter
Dave holds a B.S. in Finance from the University of Illinois, an MBA from Loyola University in
Chicago and a designation of Chartered Financial Analyst. He has taught Bible and Christian
history at various churches along-side his lifelong interest and study of important periods in
the history of the Western Civilization. Dave has authored two historical novels, The Fall and
Rise as well as Turning North with a third historical novel on the way.
Sunday Worship Services
VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Kilgore Chapel—Traditional
8 a.m.
Sanctuary—Traditional
9 a.m.
Landes Center—Contemporary
10:30 a.m.
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GET CONNECTED!
College of Technology and Innovation
TII-301 Bring your iPhone
iPhone and iPad (no Android)
Wednesdays 9—10:20 a.m. Room 412
Learn the ins and outs of your iPhone, including how to text your grandkids and take great
photos with America’s most popular camera. We’ll also learn to manage email, download apps,
get organized with your iPhone calendar, and oh so much more! (iPads are welcome, but a few
things may look a little different than what is being shown in class.)
Instructor: Ellie Vogel
Ellie has a passion for learning and education. She was born in Bogota, Columbia where her family encouraged her
to look at life as a continuous learning process. She has studied multiple disciplines including Biology, Business and
Computer Science. After moving to the Valley from Boston seven years ago, Ellie and her husband Tom started a
tutoring services business, Chyten of Scottsdale. Chyten’s mission is to expand the opportunities available to
students in the Valley by providing highly educated and qualified teachers in a beautiful and distraction-free
environment.
TII-301
iPhone
and iPad
TIC-301 Bring your own laptop or inquire about using an Encore laptop
Microsoft Office
Tuesdays 9—9:50 a.m. Room 411
Computers affect nearly every aspect of our daily lives, whether you experience it or not. It’s
time to make them work more effectively for you. Learn some of the basics such as opening
and saving documents, attaching documents and photos to e-mail, as well as navigating the
menu bar. More advanced activities such as writing and sending a letter using Microsoft
Office or designing a personal budget using Microsoft Excel will also be covered.
Be confident in your abilities by learning with hands-on teaching, and instructor-led activities.
Instructor: Alex Brown
Alex Brown is a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. Before beginning his career at Edward Jones, Alex studied
and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Physics at Arizona State University. Computers have always been a hobby for
Alex, in fact he even built one himself before starting college! Making effective use of programs like Microsoft
Word, Excel and Publisher.
TIC-301
Microsoft
Office
TIS-301 Bring your own laptop or inquire about using an Encore laptop
Social Media Help!
Wednesdays 1—1:50 p.m. Room 412
Have you ever wanted to have fun with Facebook or use LinkedIn for your business or personal
use? In this is class we will teach you how to open an account, how to use your account, key
commands, thoughts on managing your account, as well learn iPhone iPad applications.
Instructor: Jerry Sayre
Jerry has a B.S. in Education and a MBA, both from The Ohio State University. Jerry moved to the Valley in
October of 2013 and works for Audi North Scottsdale. For the last 21 years he has been in the automotive
business as a Sales Manager for Mitsubishi and Saturn. Jerry served on the Business Development Committee,
which developed business social media strategies. Prior to that time he served as a product manager in the life
insurance industry, banking industry and has also taught at the secondary level.
TIS-301
Social
Media
Help!
TIO-301 Bring your own laptop or inquire about using an Encore laptop
Online Buying and Selling
Wednesdays 11—11:50 a.m. Room 412
Have you always wanted to use eBay© or craigslist© and now Freecycle©?
Learn how to maneuver online buying, selling, and now giving and getting for free
on Freecycle©. Learn how to post and sell items. Have fun with Jerry Sayre with your new
online skills.
Instructor: Jerry Sayre (see bio above)
TIO-301
Online
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EU Winter Term 2015 Class Schedule
Time
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
8—9:20 a.m.
Desert Gardening Chapel Patio
X
X
9—9:50 a.m.
Microsoft Office Room 411
X
Global Econ Room 411
9—10:20 a.m.
Prof. Emeriti Room 414
Intro Spanish 301 Room 412
Women’s Invest Room 417
9—10:50 a.m.
X
X
Cont. Bridge 302 Room 417
Fun of Drawing Room 419
9—11:50 a.m.
Mah Jongg Club Fireside Café
Begin Mah Jongg Room 419
Portrait Sculpting Room 419
Mah Jongg Club Fireside Café
9:30—10:50 a.m.
B.O.Y.S. Club Chapel Parlor
X
X
10—10:50 a.m.
Immigration & Bible Room 415/416
X
iPhone Room 412
Intro Spanish 301 Room 412
Coffee Klatch Fireside Café
Fabulous 5 Foodies
Main Kitchen/Fireside Kitchen
History Tidbits Room 415/416
Survey Art History Room 414
10—11:20
Personal Chef Main Kitchen
10—11:50 a.m.
Bridge Club Fireside Café
X
X
11—11:50 a.m.
X
Crusades Room 415/416
Online Shopping Room 412
X
11 a.m.—12:20 p.m.
Spanish 701 Room 412
The Daniel Plan Room 411
Communications Room 411
The Daniel Plan Room 411
Spanish 701 Room 412
1—1:50 p.m.
Qigong Room 415/416
Social Media Room 412
Qigong Room 415/416
1—2:20 p.m.
Memorable Moments Room 414
X
X
12—1:30 p.m.
Lunch in Fireside Café
Lunch in Fireside Café
Lunch in Fireside Café
1—2:50 p.m.
Joy of Painting Room 419
Begin Bridge 301 Room 417
GriefShare Calvin Center
X
1—3:50 p.m.
Piano Lessons Chapel
X
X
3-Day Seminar
6—8 p.m.
Feb. 24, 2015
Feb. 25, 2015
Feb. 26, 2015
Social Cultural Matrix
Calvin Center
Social Cultural Matrix
Calvin Center
Social Cultural Matrix
Calvin Center
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Turkey left records of their lives spanning the ages from
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February 24, 25, 26
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Calvin Center
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Turkey is a crucial corner on the stage of Western Civilization. The
peoples who lived in and crossed through Turkey left records of their
lives spanning the ages from Noah to Paul contributing to the
Social, Cultural and Historical Matrix of Early Asia Minor.
Aydin Aygun was born and raised near the River Euphrates in Eastern
Turkey. He led the EU Turkey Travel Group in October 2014. A graduate
of the Turkish Military Academy, he earned a BA in Business
Administration and Leadership. As a professionally trained and licensed
guide by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Aydin has been
leading tours since 1994. Aydin has an in-depth understanding of the
Matrix of Early Asia Minor.
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