SCMR_ASUCatalog_Fall2011v3

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2011 FALLC L A S SS C H E D U L E


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to all residents of Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch! As a

resident you are entitled to membership in the Sun City Anthem

at Merrill Ranch Lifelong Learning Academy offered through th

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Arizona State University (O

at ASU).

The fall 2011 schedule provides many opportunities for you

explore creative activities, experience fresh ideas, and honor you

adventurous spirit. Our non-credit courses are specically desig

for adults who enjoy learning in a community of peers withou

grades or exams. Be sure to check out some of the classes that w

offer free of charge, and the great discount in electing the Student Discount Package enrol

six or more courses and save 20%.

For our returning students, we welcome you back with new topics, new i nstructors and

familiar faces. If you are new to Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch or the Academy, weencourage you to consider the benets of participation:

University-quality learning experiences right in your community

A diverse selection of intellectually stimulating courses

A connection to a vibrant higher education institution ASU events and resources

An opportunity to pursue a passion or share a long-standing interest

A forum for friendship and socialization

In particular, I encourage each of you to participate in our fall university-wide event

Memory & Countermemory: Memorialization of an Open Future at the ASU West campus o

the evening of November 8. Experience a lm screening, dramatic reading and performance,

followed by an audience discussion free to OLLI at ASU members! The event is hosted by

the Center for Jewish Studies, the Center for Critical Inquiry & Cultural Studies, and faculty

researchers.

Our program is part of a national network of over 100 university-afliated Osher Lifelong

Learning Institutes. From Maine to Hawaii, Osher institutes provide a diverse repertoire

of intellectually stimulating short courses, lectures, workshops and educational travel

opportunities. To learn more about this vast network, explore the Osher National Resource

Center at http://www.usm.maine.edu/olli/national.

The partnership between Del Webb, the OLLI at ASU, and the national network of Osher

Lifelong Learning Institutes brings these learning resources right to your community enrolis easy and affordable.

Best wishes for a semester of new interests, new knowledge and new friends!

Richard C. Knopf, Director

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

Arizona State University

RichardC.Knopf


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Hank Gougelmann, Del Webb Resident

Each of the courses that I participated in consisted

of an interesting topic pursued and enriched by an

academic instructor. The classes were small enough in

population to allow question and answer time. On some

occasions, travel to nearby sites enriched the subject

matter we had covered. I feel I gained new knowledge

and many new friendships.

Pat Gougelmann, Del Webb Resident

I have enjoyed the opportunity and convenience of

experiencing many of the interesting courses offered

over the past several semesters. The content and

materials presented by well qualied professionals

helped me better appreciate the subject matter. The

classes also gave me the opportunity to meet fellow

neighbors and form new and exciting friendships.

Betty Wheeler, Del Webb Resident

My initial decision to re-locate to Sun City Anthem

was based on the ASU connection and the opportunity

to explore topics of interest that I now have the time

to pursue. The convenience and reasonable costs have

allowed me to explore a variety of subjects. Through the

lifelong learning program I have enjoyed touring the

PBS studios in Phoenix and the opportunity to take

other eld trips. My denition of retirement is to keep

the brain working even if the body is slowing down.

Bruce Porter, Community Scholar

I have spent most of my adult professional life teaching

in a technical eld. For years I have studied and

practiced art in various forms as a hobby. Now I have

the time to combine my love of both art and teaching

to help others enjoy the satisfaction of expressing their

lives and experiences as works of art.

What Sun City Anthemresidents and scholarsare saying about theAcademy

National inuence.Local focus.Osher Lifelong Learning Institutecomes to Anthem at Merrill Ranch.

Through the generosity and

commitment of the Bernard Osher

Foundation, the Osher Lifelong Learning

Institute at ASU (OLLI at ASU) was

established in 2002.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes

across the nation are meeting the needs

of adult learners who want to learn simply for the joy of

learning. There are over 100 OLLIs nationwide that shareresources and programming ideas. OLLI at ASU programs

currently reach over 1,000 students a year w ith more than

200 types of offerings.

Classes are taught by ASU faculty both current and

emeritus and community scholars and experts. The

scholars bring a lifetime of knowledge to their classes

and lectures. Some teach topics related to their career; for

others, its an opportunity to share their passion about a

particular subject.

OLLI at ASU stands committed to ser ving lifelong

learners in the community because becoming better

informed, and contributing to thoughtful learning

experiences not only lead to a healthy and joyful life, it also

leads to transforming the world.

Enroll in 6 or morecourses, save 20%.

Enrolling in any six or morepaid courses per person entitlesyou to a 20% discount on yourcourse ees total. But, dontdelay! Courses fll quickly andseats are available on a frstcome, frst served basis.

Student Discount Package

cademy Advantages

vitations and discounts to ASU

ucational events

ceive invitations and reduced or free

mission when you register for featured

ucational ASU events.

ucational travel opportunities

rticipate with other OLLI students

om across the country in upcoming

rning vacations.sit www.usm.maine.edu/olli/national.

scounted tickets to the ASU Kerr

ltural Center in Scottsdale

ceive reduced admission for featured

ents by mentioning you are an OLLI

U (Osher) student when you call the

x ofce, 480-596-2660.

cess to a discounted ftness

embership in the Diablo

rormance Recreation Center at

e ASU West campus

tour the Center, call Keith Munson,

2-543-3487.

sit campusrec.asu.edu/West.

LLI at ASU membership ID card

ailable upon request when

u register for class.

ease call OLLI at ASU at2-543-6440 for more details.

BettyW

BrucePorter

PatGouglemann

HankGougleman


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Fall registration begins Septembeby the Academy ofce in the Unioduring ofce hours, or visit us ondownload the registration orm Sun City Anthem portal: oursunc

Sun City Anthem atMerrill Ranch StudentDiscount Package PriceCost or individual courses is sho

course description. Or, take advaour Student Discount Package: ein any six or more paid courses pentitles you to a 20% discount ocourse ees total.

Payment OptionsWe accept cash; checks made paSun City Anthem Community Ascards with Visa or MasterCard loVisa, MasterCard, and AMEX cre(No Discover).

Refund PolicyReund requests must be receivedFriday beore the commencemencourse being dropped.

Meet with the Academys CoordinaFor course advisement, stop by tAcademy ofce in the Union Cencontact Jo Cochran at 520.723.6

email [email protected]

Visit us online atwww.lifelonglearning.asu.edu.

REGISRAIO

OLLI at ASU students are invited to attend an eveningat the symposium!

When: Tuesday, November 86:00 9:00 p.m.

Where: ASUs West Campus4701 W. Thunderbird Rd., PhoenixRoom location to be announcedFor a campus map, visithttp://asu.edu/parking/pdf/map_west.pdfStudents are responsible for their own transportation

Cost: Free admission

Reserve now: Call the OLLI at ASU ofce at 602.543.6440.Reserve early, space is limited.

Film Screening - 6 p.m.

Jubanos (2010, 43 minutes, Spanish with English subtitles).

An independent, award-winning documentary by Brazilian-

born lmmaker Milos Silber of New York tells the historyof Jews on the island nation before and after the advent of

communism. Moderator: Charles St. Clair, ASU ne arts

specialist.

Dramatic Reading and Perormance - 7 p.m.

Parted Waters by Robert Benjamin is a play about a

contemporary Southwest Catholic family that has to come

to terms with its newly discovered Sephardic crypto-Jewish

legacy. The one-hour dramatic version of the play is performed

by actors of AZ Jewish Theatre Company. Producing Director:

Janet Arnold.

Audience Discussion - 8 p.m.

Panelists: Arizona Jewish Theater Company actors and the play

producer, the playwright, ASU Art Professors Richard Lerman

and Patricia Clark, and Rabbi Yosef Garcia from a Hispanic/

Crypto Jewish Sefard Synagogue in Chandler. Moderator:

Arthur Sabatini, ASU associate professor.

View the complete 3-day research symposium schedule athttp://jewishstudies.clas.asu.edu/memory. Hosted by ASUs

Center for Jewish Studies, Center for Critical Inquiry &

Cultural Studies, and faculty research cluster in Philosophy,

Rhetoric and Literature; part of the ASU Project Humanities

2011: The Humanities at a Crossroads: Perspectives on Place,

http://humanities.asu.edu/node/39.

Free Event atASUs WestcampusMemory &Countermemory:Memorialization of anOpen Future

A 3-day symposium will gather

distinguished scholars from the

United States and Europe who,

together with scholars from ASU,

will discuss the relationship betweentrauma, memory, representation,

memorialization, and education.

Contributing perspectives from

a variety of geographical places

and transdisciplinary approaches,

leading scholars of Holocaust

studies will reect about conicted

sites of memory with specialists

in genocide studies, postcolonial

studies, East European studies

and trauma studies. Anticipating

Arizonas centennial celebration

in 2012, the symposium will also

highlight some of the Southwest

legacies connected to global and

local memory.

Schoolpride.


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ainting Using Acrylics

structor: Mary Jean Cirrito, Community Scholar

sessions: Mondays, Oct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 79:00 11:00 a.m.

Limited to 18 studentsost: $28

ncover the wealth o possibilities that working in

crylics oers the artist. No previous experienceecessary, only the willingness to experiment inpressing yoursel.

ote: Materials or the class are the responsibility oe student. The materials list can be accessed on the

SU Lielong Learning page o the portal so that theyay be brought to the frst class.

ary Jean Cirrito, ounder o the Pottery Club at Sunty Anthem, holds a bachelors degree in arts and

ducation rom Hunter College, NYC. She taughtt in the Long Island school system or 25 years

eore opening her own gallery in Bayport, NY. Sheontinues to teach watercolor painting and stainedass making.

Introduction to Drama +55

Instructor: Ruth Ann Brokke, Community Scholar

3 sessions: Tuesdays, Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 110:30 a.m. noon

Limited to 25 students

Cost: $21

Come explore your dramatic side through non-threatening activities and exercises. As a team, we willencourage one another to play, to act, to pretend,and to release and share that potential.

Ruth Ann Kerrick Brokke, a Montana State Universitygraduate with a double major in special educationK-12 and elementary education K-9, taught or two

years in Montana. She completed the remainder oher career in Concrete, Washington, teaching music,art, drama and creative dance in addition to specialand elementary education. She is now happy andcontent practicing the arts at Sun City Anthem.

Painting in Watercolors

Instructor: Bruce Porter, Community Scholar

5 sessions: Wednesdays, Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 9, 16

11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m.Limited to 18 students

Cost: $35

This introductory course assumes no watercolorexperience, though we encourage those withexperience to join us. Drawing skills are helpul butnot absolutely necessary. Basic concepts in aquarelle(transparent watercolors) will be covered such as atand graded washes, dry brush, masking, liting, andwet-in-wet. I time permits we may look at stretchingpaper and matting and raming your art.

Note: Materials or the class are the responsibility othe student. The materials list can be accessed on theASU Lielong Learning page o the portal s o that theymay be brought to the frst class.

Bruce Porter, a signature member o the Nevada Watercolor Society, has a varied background inthe arts. His ormal training includes sculpture,drawing, three-dimensional design, architecture, andwatercolor classes. He has shown both sculpture andwatercolors in juried art shows in Alaska and Nevadaand has several Best-o-Show awards.

Genealogy 101

Instructor: Jan Trbovich, Community Scholar

3 sessions: Thursdays, Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 31:00 2:30 p.m.


Cost: $21

This workshop provides the beginning genealogistor amily historian with the scope, understandingand sources to prepare a amily tree or history. Topics include using and sourcing vitalstatistics, census and land records, probatefles, military and church records, identiyingemale ancestors, and the importance o sourcedocumentation and record preservation.

Jan rbovich, ounder o the Sun City AnthemGenealogy Club, holds a bachelors degree inhistory, a masters degree in public administrationand is a member o local and national genealogicalorganizations.

Blogging 101

Instructor: Dr. Kathleen McCoy, Community Scholar

2 sessions: Fridays, Oct. 21, 2810:00 a.m. noon


(sharing two per computer)Cost: $14

Would you like to share your insights, photos, poetryor experiences? Start blogging! This basic, beginnerscourse will help you determine i you want to blog,how to choose your blog topics, how to plan content,and how to set up your own blog through GooglesBlogger, which is ree.

Kathy McCoy, Ph.D., award-winning journalist,author o 12 books, and retired psychotherapist,has appeared on Oprah and on The Today Show.Her blog Living Fully in Mid-Lie and Beyond hasan international ollowing and has been nominated

or Best Blog and Best Health Blog by the BloggersChoice Awards.

Grilling with Herbs

Instructor: Catherine Crowley,

Boyce Thompson Arboretum1 session: Saturday, Oct. 29

10:00 a.m. noon

Limited to 20 studentsCost: $11 (includes snacks and samples)

Man has been using herbs to enhance the tasood or thousands

During the earlyCatherine, the

Lady, began and propagat

to enhance tvoid let by diet she recalls as low atand little taste. She willand share grilled delicacianswering questions rom s

on how to cook with herbs.

Note: This session takes place at the Thompson Arboretum (BTA). The Aentrance ee is $9/person (ree to BTA me Wear comortable walking shoes and brinsunscreen and a hat. Students are responstheir own transportation.

Catherine Crowley, a gardener or over three dand knowledgeable source on many things hauthor o Edible Landscaping in the Desert Souand 101+ Recipes from The Herb Lady. Her coluHerb Lady, appeared or over our years in

Valley and Scottsdale Tribune. She is a vinstructor at the Boyce Thompson Arboretu

has conducted classes and workshops atcorporations, Desert Botanical Garden anCommunity College.

{ FABULOUS HERBS }{WHA DO I HIK? }{ A SPLASH OF COLOR}


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urvival Conversational Spanish

structor: Dr. Nelson Surez, ASUsessions: Fridays, Nov. 4, 11, 18, Dec. 2, 9, 16

10:00 11:30 a.m.Limited to 12 students

ost: $42

is workshop covers basic conversation or greetings,troductions, travel, shopping, restaurants andving directions. No previous Spanish is necessary.ass material has been reworked so that repeating

udents will receive new lessons. The courseoncludes with the students preparing a estivepanish lunch.

elson Surez Ph.D., was born and educated inolivia. He completed his masters and doctorateegrees at ASU where he teaches Spanish in thechool o Letters and Sciences. He has taughtpanish or the Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranchelong Learning Academy or the past three years.

n Poco Mas (a bit more Spanish)

structor: Dr. Nelson Surez, ASUsessions: Fridays, Nov. 4, 11, 18, Dec. 2, 9, 16

noon 1:30 p.m.Limited to 12 students

ost: $42

his course is designed or those who have completedurvival Conversational Spanish or have a basicasp o the Spanish language. Class material haseen reworked so that repeating students will receive

ew lessons. We will concentrate on improvingonversational skills and grammatical structure andonclude the class with the students sharing a estivepanish lunch.

In Search o Meteorites

Instructor: Dr. Joseph Hilbe, Community Scholar2 sessions: Saturday, Nov. 5

9:00 10:30 a.m.

Saturday, Nov. 129:00 a.m. noon


Cost: $14

Join us as we ponder the origin and nature ometeorites. Moon rocks and a variety o meteoritesrom the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiterwill be on display. Discussion topics will include theorigin o lie on Earth, identiying and classiyingmeteorites, and the likelihood and consequences

o a large meteorite impacting the Earth. Duringthe second session, students will meet at the UnionCenter and go to a desert site nearby to search ormeteorites, returning to the Center by noon.

Joseph M. Hilbe, Ph.D., is a solar systemambassador with NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratoryand a statistics proessor at ASU. He is currently chairo the International Astrostatistics Network, chair othe Astrostatistics Committee o the InternationalStatistical Institute, the World Association o

Statisticians, and editor-in-chie o the SpringerSeries on Astrostatistics. Astrostatistics is thediscipline concerned with the statistical analysis oastronomical data.

Studies in the Borderlands

Instructor: Dr. Jaime Aguila, ASU

4 sessions: Tuesdays, Nov. 8, 15Thursdays, Nov.10, 17

12:30 2:30 p.m.

Limited to 25 studentsCost: $28

This class utilizes essays written by individuals livingin the border regions o the United States andMexico as catalysts or discussion, study, and betterunderstanding into what makes this geographicalarea a very socially complex and economicallyvolatile locale.

Jaime Aguila, Ph.D., is an assistant proessor in theSchool o Letters and Sciences at ASU where hisresearch ocuses on Mexican and U.S. immigration

policies. He taught at the University o Texas inOdessa or eight years. He was born in Fresno, CA toormer undocumented Mexican immigrants, and wasa arm worker. He has a masters degree in ancientEuropean history, and a Ph.D. in Mexican history.

Celebrating Arizona Statehood

Instructor: H. Christine Reid,Pinal County Historical Society

1 session: Monday, Nov. 14


Cost: $7

This session commemorates Arizonas CentennialCelebration o Statehood. Join H. Christine Reido the Pinal County Historical Society Museumin Florence as she utilizes images and historical

accounts o how Arizona became a state.H. Christine Reid, writer, historian, and seniorresearcher at the Pinal County Historical Society, ispassionate about preserving the history o Florence.Her special interest is the lie and times o Pearl Hart,the Wests only known emale stagecoach robber. Shehas conducted numerous walking tours o historicFlorence, and is one o the authors o Florence romthe Arcadia Press Images o America series.

he Coloration o the atural World anWhat We Can Learn From It

Instructor: Dr. Kevin McGraw, ASU2 sessions: Mondays, Nov. 21, 28

3:30 5:00 p.m.


Join Kevin McGraw as he discusses what colis to an animal, how its properties are meand how it unctions in animals. He brings on local spiders, ducks, and fnches to showtracking their color intensities in space and tcan learn how mans inuence and natural

have aected desert conditions and the sensitivities o these animals.

Kevin McGraw, an integrative behavior ecoASU, studies the colors o animals to underscosts, benefts and evolution o visual signundergraduate degree is in biology with a mzoology and his doctorate in behavioral biolhis post-doc in animal science.

Dog Obedience or Who Is raining Wh

Instructor: Snooky LaVallee, Community Scho4 sessions: Tuesdays, Nov. 22, 29, Dec. 6, 13


Cost: $28

Join Snooky as she shares herexperience and expertise in obediencetraining or dogs. She will demonstratehow you can become the Alpha wolin your household. You will need to

bring a 4 to 6 oot leash (not the exitype) and a nylon slip-style choke collar to thsession (no metal choke chains, please).

Snooky LaValle has two Shetland Sheepdogwhich is titled. She is a member o the New Stewards Club, as well as the Arizona SClub, and has unctioned as a Ring Stewarobedience show ring. She believes in traini

using positive re-enorcement methods, usinand praise rather than punishment.

{ HAPP BIRHDA! } { SI. SA. ROLLOVER. }{ SPACE: HE FIAL FROIER}


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ants o the Bible

structor: David Oberpriller,Boyce Thompson Arboretum

session: Wednesday, Nov. 301:00 3:00 p.m.


ost: $7

ble scholar and Boyce Thompson Arboretumolunteer, Dave Oberpriller, will teach participantsbout botany and history on this leisurely tour,

asily accessible by all. Learn about palms, olives,omegranates, fgs and many other Mediterranean

ants reerenced in Bible passages.

ote: This session takes place at the BoyceThompson Arboretum (BTA). The Arboretumntrance ee is $9.00/person (ree to BTA members).

Wear comortable walking shoes and bring water,nscreen and a hat. Students are responsible oreir own transportation.

avid Oberpriller has been a BTA member or 26ars and a volunteer or 9 years. A retired sotware

ngineer who lives in Mesa, he is a botanical hobbyistho has researched Biblical plants ound at therboretum.

Gated Communities oFlorence he Prisons

Instructor: Charles Keeton,

Central Arizona Detention Center1 session: Thursday, Dec. 1

1:30 3:30 p.m.


Increase your understanding o the industry that issuch a large part o our community the prisons.

Warden Charles Keeton will answer your questionsconcerning these mysterious institutions and discusshow private prisons dier rom state operated prisonsand how both are fnanced; what the typical inmateexperiences during incarceration; prison employeesand their training; and positive aspects the prisonsbring to the Florence community.

Charles Keeton, warden at Central Arizona DetentionCenter since November 2008, also served as wardenwith the Texas Department o Criminal Justiceand served six years with the Texas Department oMental Health and Mental Retardation. He holdsa bachelors degree rom the University o Texas atTyler.

om Mix: he Real Story

Instructor: H. Christine Reid,

Pinal County Historical Society

1 session: Monday, Dec. 59:00 10:30 a.m.


Cost: $7

Surely you have heard o Tom Mix, the Hollywoodcowboy! Many tall stories have been told about him.Join H. Christine Reid o the Pinal County HistoricalSociety Museum in Florence, as she recounts the realstory o this legendary movie star and his relationshipto our town o Florence.

he Story o Cotton

Instructor: Katie Schmidbauer-Aikins,

Arizona Farm Bureau1 session: Thursday, Dec. 8

10:00 11:30 a.m.


Merrill Ranch is in the heart o Pinal Countys cottongrowing area. Learn about the plant, how it is grown,and its inuence on the economy and ecology o ourregion. An additional session may be added i a touro a cotton gin can be arranged (limited to thoseregistered or this class).

Katie Schmidbauer-Aikins, agricultural educationmanager o the Arizona Farm Bureau (AFB), developscurriculum and programs connecting teachers,students and adult learners to agriculture. She recentlyreceived the Ag Education Award or heading theAFBs Agriculture in the Classroom program.

Become a echnology Wizard:Reach Out and ouch our World

Instructor: Dr. Colleen Carmean, ASU1 session: Monday, Dec. 12

10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. (lunch 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m./students responsibility)

Limited to 8 students on classroom

computers/3 additional students withpersonal laptops may also register

Cost: $14

This workshop encourages hands-on learning,sharing, and comparing o our experiences in Web2.0 including Facebook, Skype, ickr, Blogs, Googletools and Twitter. Well ocus on how we can connect

with loved ones in other states or across the oceans.Bring your avorite tech toys or a brie show and tellon new devices that connect us like smart phones,iPads and eBook readers. All levels o expertise arewelcome.

Colleen Carmean, Ph.D., digital knowledge architector the College o Public Programs at ASU, teachescritical thinking and applied computing, and iscurrently doing research on aordance o emergingtechnologies.

{ SA COECED } { BECOME A SCHOLAR}{ GIDD UP COWBO}

FREE CLASS:

ENROLLMENT OPEN TO ALL SUN CITY ANTH

AT MERRILL RANCH RESIDENTS. YOU MUSTREGISTER TO ATTEND.

Come Share our Passion! CommuniScholar raining Workshop

Instructor: Jo Cochran,

ASU, Academy Coordinator1 session: Wednesday, Dec. 14

10:00 11:30 a.m.


The success o the Sun City Anthem at MRanch Lielong Learning Academy deon the eorts o enthusiastic commscholars. Do you have a lielong passion yready to share? This workshop assists y

turning your career, personal, and educaexperiences into an inormative and thoprovoking course. Youll learn to descourse, select content, develop a schemanage an eective classroom, and morprior classroom experience is needed ondesire to explore the path o becoming a lielong learning community scholar.

Jo Cochran, M.Ed., has taught and servededucational administrator both in the UStates and in international schools. Whiexperience has taken her to such placHonduras, Sri Lanka, Mozambique, EgypSaudi Arabia, she is now the coordinat

the Sun City Anthem at Merrill Ranch Li

Learning Academy. She and her husbanresidents o Sun City Anthem.


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Travel with Osher for a world of learning and adventure

mazon Expedition - Enrichment Voyage

ecember 22, 2011 January 12, 2012

ail up the Amazon River, theorlds second longest river,nd witness the extraordinaryodiversity o the rainorest.

njoy ziplining, kayaking, riverbing, snorkeling, hiking,laxing beach trips, cultural

erormances and city tours.elax on board and maybeatch a peek o the whales and dolphins. Enrichmentssions will include discussions on oceanography,aribbean music, biodiversity, cultural traditions,nd Portuguese lessons.

LLI University o Virginia

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olors o Provence: A cultural and epicureanurney through the south o France

arch 10 19, 2012

Start your adventure in historic Aix-en-Provence. As you embrace the essence

o the old city, embark on a morningwalking tour through the ootstepso Cezanne and experience the localculture when you visit the amed

vineyards o Provence. Make yourway to Avignon and explore its quaintstreets, cas and specialty boutiques.

sit an open air market in LIsle-sur-la-Sorgue andplore the medieval town that was once home tocasso. This learning adventure is lead by Dr. Michelle

catton-Tessier, UNCW director o Womens Study &esource Center and proessor o French.

LLI University o North Carolina, Wilmington

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he Ancient Wonders o Ecuador, theGalpagos and Beyond - Enrichment Voyage

May 4 19, 2012

Explore both amiliar and o-the-beaten-pathdestinations in Mexico, Central America, andSouth America. Investigate the history, arts andculture o Central Americaand two ports in Ecuadorbeore setting out on a feld

excursion to the diverseand unparalleled regiono the Galpagos Islands.Enrichment sessions willinclude discussions onoceanography, local music,biodiversity, cultural traditions,and Spanish lessons aboard the relaxed atmosphereo an intimate cruise vessel.

OLLI University o Virginia

http://semesteratsea.org

(Click Enrichment Voyage)

See more o the OLLI learning adventures andvacations at http://usm.maine.edu/olli/national/travel.jsp

s a member o the national network o more than 100 Osher Lielong Learning Institutes, you are invited explore travel opportunities oered by other OLLI universities. These learning trips are ull o un,endships and memoriesbut you dont have to do any o the planning or research! Here are just a ew


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