CCPE OLLI Newsletter, Jul-Sep 2014

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NEWSLETTER JULY - SEPTEMBER 2014

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OUR VISIONMaking a difference in people’s lives as a leader in lifelong learning.

OUR MISSIONTo provide quality personal and professional lifelong learning opportunities through continuing education programs.

OUR VALUES:• Quality

• Customer Satisfaction

• Integrity

• Creativity

• Respect For The Individual

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) offers an impressive selection of educational and social opportunities for adults age 50 and older. With a purpose to promote lifelong learning and continued intellectual and personal growth for retirement-age individuals, OLLI has become the place for fun, interactive learning in a safe and encouraging environment.

Our curriculum draws from the interests, talents and experiences of older adult learners. Academic courses are college level (without the homework, term papers and tests), and cover everything from personal computers to fitness for life and visual arts. Social activities include various gatherings for dinner, laughter and entertainment.

Every student that enrolls in our program becomes one of our OLLI members and will begin to receive our quarterly Newsletter. Our members become part of our unique OLLI family where learning is a continuous part of our culture. Our members are proud to be a part of OLLI and many of them have developed close friendships and experienced memorable learning experiences. Come join us and see what OLLI can do for you!

All courses held at KSU Center unless stated otherwise.770-499-33403333 Busbee DriveKennesaw, GA 30144

NEWSLETTERJUL - SEPT 2014EDITOR / Barbara S. Calhoun

CONTRIBUTORS / Michelle GirageDick HarpJason Brown

OLLI ADVISORY BOARD /

Director’s Notes ................ 3

Michelle’s View .................. 4

OLLI Club Room News ....... 6

WellStar Good Life Club .... 7

Summer Classes ............8 -15

Football Fanatics ............. 16

DIRECTORYMichelle Girage • Assistant Dean770-499-3100 [email protected]

Dick Harp • [email protected]

Angie Scott • Administrative Associate770-423-6529 [email protected]

Connie Smith • Administrative Associate770-423-6694 [email protected]

Tom AlexanderChet AustinDick HarpMatt Mashburn

Libby Pitner Tom RogersEarl SmithBob Walsh

I was asked to speak to a

group of seniors at their monthly meeting on

April 1 of this year. There was some concern on my part as it was April Fool’s Day, but I went anyway. It turned out to be an enjoyable event with some of the best desserts I have ever sampled.The members were interested in what we had done at KSU with our OLLI program and I gave them a rundown of how the program began and how it has evolved over the years. There were 46 people at the meeting with women slightly outnumbering the men. What they were looking for was ideas they could put into play which would enrich their lives and make their retirement more exciting. I asked them what they would enjoy doing. Was there anything they had wanted to do but never got around to doing it? Many raised their hands, and I began to write their suggestions on a clipboard. The results were amazing. They wanted to find a young person they could mentor. They wanted to learn a new language, learn to play music (Mr. Bernard Osher began taking piano lessons at the age of 80), learn

how to dance, start a new hobby, write their autobiography and personal memoirs, learn how to draw, paint and use a computer. They wanted to volunteer to assist a good cause. The suggestions came fast and furious and 11 sheets of the clipboard were full of their ideas. As it turned out, they didn’t need any suggestions from me. They simply needed to express their feelings about what they would enjoy doing.There are many organizations that welcome volunteers. Hospitals, benevolent associations, schools, places of worship, foster care homes, charities, people who are confined to their homes due to illness, and hundreds of other opportunities to assist someone or some cause. The beauty of retirement is there is really nothing we must do. How we spend our time is up to us.OLLI can provide solutions to many of the activities mentioned above. The people I spoke to wished they had an OLLI they could take advantage of. Take advantage of your OLLI. Get involved. I sincerely believe you will be happier doing some of the things you always wanted to do but never got around to doing them.Hope to see you in class soon.

Register online at ksuolli.com or call 770-423-6765

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DIRECTOR’S NOTES

OLLI SCHOLARSHIPSIF YOU ARE AGE 50 OR OLDER, YOU COULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR AN OLLI SCHOLARSHIP! It’s easy. Visit us at ksuolli.com and click on the SCHOLARSHIPS button. Review the requirements, fill out a simple form, and tell us about yourself by selecting one of the topics listed.

If you do not have computer access, stop by our Registration Department at KSU Center located at 3333 Busbee Drive, Kennesaw, GA 30144, to pick up an application. You can mail it back to us to the attention of Michelle Girage, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Kennesaw State University, 1000 Chastain Road, MD 3301, Kennesaw, GA 30144.

If you have additional questions, please contact Michelle Girage at 770-499-3100.

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MICHELLE’S VIEW

Changes in our economy

have resulted in many individuals over 50 in the unenviable position of searching for a new profession. Be encouraged! Are you aware of the nu-merous inspirational stories of people that have found success later in life?

Harland “Colonel” Sanders started Kentucky Fried Chicken when he was 65. At the age of 75, Nelson Mandela was elected president of South Africa. Benjamin Franklin was the oldest person to sign the Declaration of Independence

when he was 70. At the age of 52, despite battles with diabetes and arthritis, Ray Kroc began building the McDonald’s brand. Maya Angelou was in her 60s when her poetry and books became popular, and Ronald Reagan was the oldest man elected President at 69.

There are so many uplifting examples like these that we can learn from. Our mis-sion at OLLI is to provide continuing education and training experiences to put individuals 50 and older in the best pos-sible position to succeed. Better late than never I always say!

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ONLY $39 13 Hours • 9/29/2014-10/27/20146 Session(s), M, 1:00 to 3:00PMCourse# 152SORI0051A

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Our OLLI Sampler is a combination of course samplings that we offer each year. Courses will include a mixture of computer, fitness, games, history, music and arts. Each Monday will bring a new set of instructors and a new adventure.The last class will consist of the sample course in the afternoon and admission to our fall social in the evening. Our social includes dinner, dancing and live music for all!

Bring a friend for only $19!

770-499-3340 • ksuolli.comHelp us spread the word • facebook.com/ksuolli

Mondays 1-3 PMSept. 29 Finance & Opera: Ted Sanders & Donna Angel

Oct. 6 Computers & Music Appreciation: Lynne Mock & Barbara Hammond

Oct. 13 Ebay & Tai Chi: James Daniel & Phil Robinson

Oct. 20 Creative Writing & Art: Beth Hermes & Betty Carr

Oct. 27 Spanish & Yoga/Pilates: Nancy Brown, Lilly Mendoza & Emily Berreth

Make new friends and enjoy scheduled activities in the

OLLI Club Room, a special, members-only area at KSU Center.

PRIVILEGES INCLUDE: FREE Coffee • FREE Internet access & computer usage

Regularly-scheduled Bridge

10% off OLLI courses (some exceptions apply)

The OLLI Club Room is open to members Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.For more info, contact Michelle Girage at 770-499-3340.

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CLUBJOIN

BEGINNER BRIDGE: Monday and Wednesday 1-3 p.m. Advanced players welcome. Contact Sara McKinley: [email protected]

PARTY BRIDGE: 1) Monday 6 p.m.2) Tuesday and Thursday 10 a.m. Contact Shyam Heda: [email protected]

3) Wednesday 6 p.m. Contact Mike Tavares: [email protected] or Jackie Masopust: [email protected]

4) Thursday 6 p.m. Contact Ann Daniel: [email protected]

DUPLICATE BRIDGE: Duplicate Bridge is every Tuesday in the Club Room at 5:30 p.m. We have a director twice a month for 30-minute lessons prior to playing and to score ACBL Master Points. Our director is a certified ACBL Teacher and Life Time Master. There is a $5 fee per person for the support of the director on those Tuesdays. An email is sent each week for the lineup and pairing. Please contact Ed Friend by email, [email protected], to be included and kept up to date.

SCHOOL CLOSINGS: In the case of inclement weather or school holidays, the OLLI Club Room will close if Kennesaw State University is closed.

CLUB ROOM

NEWSCURIOSITY IS FEARLESSLLI

OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE 50+

THANK YOUto our community donors for their continued support of our programs.

Look for our newsletter online at ksuolli.com


JULY: IT’S A STALL WORLDDo you spend an inordinate amount of time in the bathroom stall? Voiding disorders affect urine storage and release because both are controlled by the same muscle mechanisms. Overactive bladder (OAB) and other voiding disorders can affect your overall quality of life, lead to embarrassment, and force you to live in a “stall world.” Learn about OAB and treatment options for this condition.July 10 • Cobb Senior Wellness Center • 11 a.m.-12 p.m.July 24 • WellStar Atherton Place • 11 a.m.-12 p.m.

AUGUST: AGONY OF DE FEETWe’ve all been there — our feet hurt from the wrong type of shoes, improper fit or being overweight. Many conditions can lead to long-term foot problems such as bunions, hammer toes, heel spurs and plantar fasciitis. What can you do now so you don’t have to suffer the Agony of de Feet later? What if you are already suffering? We’ve got the answers for your tired feet.Aug 14 • Cobb Senior Wellness Center • 11 a.m.-12 p.m.Aug 26 • West Cobb Senior Center • 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

SEPTEMBER: SEE YOURSELF IN A WHOLE NEW LIGHTWe’ve all heard the English Proverb — “the eyes are the window to the soul.” But your eyes are so much more than that! There are many things that you can do to protect your sight and your eye health. Simply knowing about precautions and the common signs and symptoms of problems are the first steps to ensuring healthy eyes that function well your entire life.Sept 9 • Cherokee County Senior Center • 11 a.m.-12 p.m.Sept 11 • Cobb Senior Wellness Center • 11 a.m.-12 p.m.

HEALTH EXTRASSPEAKING ABOUT WELLNESS FOR SENIORS

COME OUT AND EXPLORE A LITTLE WITH THE GOOD LIFE CLUB. Come out and explore a little with the Good Life Club. Around the city or around the world, we have an event that’s sure to inspire your curiosity.

Staying Limber for LifeFlexibility is an important part of daily life that is often overlooked. In this class, you will learn the basics of stretching and how to incorporate flexibility training into your routine through specialized exercises.Join a WellStar Exercise Specialist as they review examples of light impact exercises that will build muscle and strengthen the body at any age or fitness level!FREE, 1 hour11/13/20141 Session(s), W, 10:00 to 11:00AMCourse# 151SORI0040AKSU Center

The Good Life Club, offered through WellStar Health System, is an organization for people 50 and older who want to learn how to live better, be healthier and stay active. Our focus on wellness, health education, travel and social activities, along with providing valuable membership benefits, affirms our commitment to healthy aging in our community. At WellStar, we believe in life well-lived and Good Life Club members are evidence of this belief. For more information on the Good Life Club, please call 770-793-7141 or email [email protected].

ARTS, HISTORY, & SCIENCE

Painted Vacations in Water MediaPaint your vacation photos or personal sketches in watercolor or acrylic. Students will create paintings inspired by their vacation and/or travel photos, personal photographs or sketches. Instructor will give demos and critiques during the first 30-45 minutes of class. Returning students will build on the skills developed in previous sessions. Do not buy new supplies. We will work with what you have initially, then assess if anything additional is needed.$139, 24 Hours, K. Rennell Forbes, professional artist, Instructor8/4/2014-9/29/2014 (Omit 9/1)8 Session(s), M, 1:30 to 4:30PMCourse# 151SFNA2207A

Beginning WatercolorThis Beginning Watercolor Class will teach the basics: supplies, preparing the paper, creating value studies, painting washes, painting on wet and dry paper, mixing colors and techniques for saving the white of the paper. Instructor will complete class demonstrations and students will complete the exercises the first 6 weeks. In remaining classes, students will paint their own watercolors from a class still life or their own reference photographs. Returning students will build on the skills learned in previous session.$119, 20 Hours, K. Rennell Forbes, professional artist, Instructor8/4/2014-9/29/2014 (Omit 9/1)8 Session(s), M, 6:00 to 8:30PMCourse# 151SFNA2210A

Experimenting in WatercolorThis class is for experienced watercolor painters who would like to explore painting on new watercolor surfaces and experiment with new materials. Each week we will try a new surface or materials. We will discuss materials the

first week but bring an old watercolor painting to cover with gesso.$139, 24 Hours, K. Rennell Forbes, professional artist, Instructor8/4/2014-9/29/2014 (Omit 9/1)8 Session(s), M10:00AM to 1:00PMCourse# 151SFNA2264A

Painting AbstractlyDiscover the joys of abstract painting with different class exercises each week. Paint in any medium (except pastels). Each exercise will take 1-2 weeks. Bring your own supplies you currently use and supports (paper, canvas, panels – whatever you normally paint upon). Must be proficient in the medium you will use, this is not a how to use the medium class but to learn how to create abstractly.$139, 24 Hours, K. Rennell Forbes, professional artist, Instructor8/6/2014-10/1/2014 (Omit 9/3)8 Session(s), W10:00AM to 1:00PMCourse# 152SFNA2242A

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Pencil, Pen & Ink Drawing - BeginningBelieve it or not, everyone can learn to draw. Learn to draw what you see through patient, expert guidance and learned technique. Bring a #2 pencil to the first class. Additional supplies (pencils and sketchbook) will be discussed at the first class. Basic supplies will not exceed $10-$15. $119, 20 Hours, W. Needs, Instructor8/5/2014-9/30/2014 (Omit 9/2)8 Session(s), Tu1:00 to 3:30PMCourse# 151SFNA2260B

Pencil, Pen & Ink Drawing - Intermediate/AdvancedOnce you’ve mastered your basic technique, join this second-level course for more advanced pencil drawing skills, including shading, different graphite pencils and blending. If you are also interested in advancing to Pen and Ink, we will help you discover varying pen points, inks and paper. Soon, you will be creating personalized note pads and Christmas cards or even drawing and detailing houses, barns and rustic buildings. Supply costs will vary depending on the projects you choose.$119, 20 Hours, W. Needs, Instructor8/5/2014-9/30/2014 (Omit 9/2)8 Session(s), Tu10:00AM to 12:30PMCourse# 151SFNA2262A

Journaling and Its Influence on All WritingClass explores the art of journaling to guide creative writing, memoir, personal communication such as letter-writing/emails, blogging, and more. Use of Writing Prompts and “Creative Awareness” Techniques for inspired journal-keeping.$119, 12 HoursB Hermes, Instructor7/23/2014-8/27/20146 Session(s), W5:00 to 7:00PMCourse# 151SLTW2560A

Creative WritingIf you’ve been afraid to take a writing course because you think it will be a bunch of stodgy folks who sit around in the quiet with their pens scribbling furiously, then this is the class for you because it’s none of those things! Beth Hermes facilitates a class that is creative, inspiring and downright FUN. Beth brings a generous spirit and love of story that are contagious. Her class includes instruction, writing prompts and class sharing. Whether you’re writing fiction, non-fiction, poetry or prose, prepare to be motivated! $119, 12 HoursB Hermes, Instructor7/23/2014-8/27/20146 Session(s), W12:00 to 2:00PMCourse# 151SLTW2519A

Calligraphy - The Art of Beautiful WritingGive the touch of elegance to your personalized invitations, posters and greetings - great for beginners, students, teachers, draftsmen and production technicians. Course fee includes all the materials you will need. Focus is on upper and lowercase and basic italic lettering using the broad pen. The last class will be devoted to executing an original calligraphic design. $79, 6 Hours, R. Murphy, Instructor9/8/2014-9/22/20143 Session(s), M12:00 to 2:00PMCourse# 151SFNA2261A

Digital Photography - IntroductionLearn how to recognize and use the controls of the camera to capture images that you will want to share with your friends and family. Learn how to set your camera to take better photographs. Learn how to retrieve the photos from the camera, upload them to your computer, manipulate the size and quality and output them to

email and/or your printer. Bring your camera, storage media card and camera instruction manual to class. Prerequisite: A basic understanding of Windows.

$89, 6 HoursN. Paschal, digital photographer, Instructor9/10/2014-9/24/20143 Session(s), W1:00 to 3:00PMCourse# 151SFNA2327A

Instant PianoIf you already know your way around a keyboard a little, then you are ready for this workshop. Learn secrets your piano teacher never told you in this 3-hour session. You will learn all the chords you need to play any song, any style, and any key. You’ll then perfect your technique at home using an exclusive CD. Bring cash or check for $25 to pay instructor directly for the student manual and accompanying CD.$59, 3 Hours, M. McMillan, Instructor8/11/20141 Session(s), M1:00 to 4:00PMCourse# 151SFNA2311A

The World at War: A Battle Rooted in AfricaOver 100 million people were killed in warfare during the 20th Century, but the heart of the conflict remains obscured and overshadowed by the battles of World War I and Hitler in World War II. This class will explore the conflicts emerging from Africa in the 19th Century and how industrialization created an insatiable drive for resources and markets ultimately resulting in hostilities. This class will not focus on battles, but will seek to view the broader picture of colonial greed; the depravity of embracing scorched earth policies; and the ensuing warfare forever etched on the world’s psyche.$79, 9 Hours,S. DePasquale, Instructor8/7/2014-9/11/20146 Session(s), Th, 10 to 11:30AMCourse# 151SHIS2573A

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Listed below are the five foundation courses to be completed for the “OLLI Scholar” certificate. Each course builds upon what the previous course has presented. You should complete all five courses within one year to earn the certificate. All courses are instructed by Lynne Mock. If you are a computer novice, we suggest taking Let’s Begin With Computers before beginning the OLLI Scholar Certificate.

Introduction to PCsFor those with some basic knowledge of computers (you can locate the power switch, use a mouse, and recognize Windows desktop). Course covers: how to properly identify and use hardware and software, technology shortcuts, parts of the computer, proper operation of the mouse, and what’s on your computer and what will fit. Even if you have been exposed to the computer for years, this course should help you build a solid foundation for using the computer to its fullest advantage.$199, 10 Hours, 1 CEUs • L. Mock, computer consultant, Instructor7/7/2014-7/8/2014 • 2 Session(s), M, Tu • 9:00AM to 3:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1000A8/6/2014-8/7/2014 • 2 Session(s), W, Th • 9:00AM to 3:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1000B9/15/2014-9/16/2014 • 2 Session(s), M, Tu • 9:00AM to 3:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1000C

Internet and Email SavvyGo beyond the basics you learned in Introduction to PCs. Discover useful websites and gain insight into free email, software, and photo-sharing space. Work with attachments and get some important tips to help you communicate effectively. Do’s and don’ts of email and Internet navigation.Prerequisite: Introduction to PCs.

$199, 10 Hours, 1 CEUs • L. Mock, computer consultant, Instructor7/14/2014-7/15/2014 • 2 Session(s), M, Tu • 9:00AM to 3:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1008A8/14/2014-8/15/2014 • 2 Session(s), Th, F • 9:00AM to 3:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1008B9/22/2014-9/23/2014 • 2 Session(s), M, Tu • 9:00AM to 3:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1008C10/16/2014-10/17/2014 • 2 Session(s), Th, F • 9:00AM to 3:00PM • Course# 152SBAS1008B

Windows 8 - Level 1Learn the core functions and features of Windows 8 including how to navigate the Windows 8 interface, use the Charms bar and search tools, install and use apps, and use Internet Explorer 10. Then learn to manage power options, browse folders, configure user accounts, and use system security tools. Work with tiles and customize PC settings.Prerequisite: Introduction to PCs.

$169, 8 Hours, 0.8 CEUs • L. Mock, computer consultant, Instructor7/28/2014-7/29/2014 • 2 Session(s), M, Tu • 9:00AM to 1:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1013A8/20/2014-8/21/2014 • 2 Session(s), W, Th • 9:00AM to 1:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1013B11/10/2014-11/11/2014 • 2 Session(s), M, Tu • 9:00AM to 1:00PM • Course# 152SBAS1013B

Microsoft WordThis is a fun, basic, hands-on class. All software uses the basics taught in Microsoft Word. Learn the fundamentals of navigation and selection techniques used in email and on the Internet. Use Microsoft Word to create, edit, save and print a letter. Prerequisite: Introduction to PCs.

$169, 8 Hours, 0.8 CEUs • L. Mock, computer consultant, Instructor8/25/2014-8/26/2014 • 2 Session(s), M, Tu • 9:00AM to 1:00PM • Course# 151SMOF1002A

Easy Steps to Safeguard Your ComputerSpring clean your computer to keep it running at its best. Using Windows and other tools, learn how to free up disk space and clean up Internet files and “cookies.” Security issues (“Spyware,” viruses, and pop-ups) - what they are and how to help your computer deal with them.Prerequisite: Introduction to PCs.

$109, 5 Hours, 0.5 CEUs • L. Mock, computer consultant, Instructor8/28/2014 • 1 Session(s), Th • 9:00AM to 3:00PM • Course# 151SBAS1005A

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Let’s Begin With Computers!Finally, a course for those who have NO experience with the computer. This short session will help prepare you for the Introduction to PCs course. You will learn how to power up the computer, as well as how to navigate using the mouse and keyboard commands. Important basic information in a non-intimidating environment.$59, 3 Hours, 0.3 CEUsL. Mock, computer consultant, Instructor8/5/20141 Session(s), Tu9:00AM to 12:00PMCourse# 151SBAS1010A

Facebook BasicsIf you want to share with family and friends, Facebook is one way to stay current. Facebook is a social networking website that is Free. Learn how to set up an account, accept friends, block intruders, add photos, send messages and stay current by messaging friends and family. Learn how to use Facebook safely while staying in touch.Recommended prerequisite: Introduction to PCs. Working computer knowledge is neces-sary for this course.

$79, 4 Hours, L. Mock, computer consultant, Instructor8/4/20141 Session(s), M9:00AM to 1:00PMCourse# 151SBAS1011A

HEALTH & FITNESS

Gentle YogaEnjoy the benefits of a class that leaves you feeling refreshed and relaxed, yet energized in a heightened state of awareness. Class consists of gentle yoga stretching and guided meditations and is open to people over 50 regardless of any physical challenges. A signed waiver is required at the first class session.$44, 5 Hours, E. Berreth, CPR/AED/First Aid certified; YogaFit Certification, Instructor8/13/2014-9/10/20145 Session(s), W7:00 to 8:00PMCourse# 151SHRC1215A

Pilates BasicsIt’s never too late to try a new exercise, especially one that promises the benefits of Pilates. Ideal for seniors, joint-friendly Pilates increases strength and flexibility through gentle toning exercises and can be adjusted to suit all fitness levels. Thrive in a congenial atmosphere of mutual support. Boost your stamina and muscle tone without the risks of high impact exercise. Wear loose clothing and bring a towel or yoga mat. Signed waiver is required.$59, 7.5 Hours, E. Berreth, Certified in The Method Pilates by the Pilates PhysicalMind Institute, Instructor8/11/2014-9/15/2014 (Omit 9/1)5 Session(s), M7:00 to 8:30PMCourse# 151SHRC1204A

Qigong/Tai Chi for Seniors ITai Chi, once an ancient Chinese martial art, has evolved into an excellent exercise program for seniors. In this class, created specifically for older adults, we will learn Tai Chi moves and postures that are designed to improve balance, strengthen and tone muscles, improve concentration and encourage an overall sense of well-being. All this is done without high impact or a lot of strenuous activity. Students will also be taught Qigong breathing and relaxation techniques. Signed waiver required.$119, 10 Hours, P. Robinson, Instructor7/14/2014-9/22/2014 (Omit 9/1)10 Session(s), M10:00 to 11:00AMCourse# 151SHRC1211A

Qigong/Tai Chi for Seniors IIQigong II will have the same beneficial breathing and exercise techniques as Qigong I, but with more advanced techniques. More exercises will be learned as well as advanced Qigong style meditation.$119, 10 Hours, P. Robinson, Instructor7/16/2014-9/17/201410 Session(s), W10:00 to 11:00AMCourse# 151SHRC1213A

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Fly Fishing for SeniorsNo experience is necessary in this easy course that shows you how and where to catch fish. If you do not have a fly rod yet, the instructor has plenty to practice with in class, and can make recommendations for your first purchase when you are ready. Learn about fly fishing tackle, terminology, reading a stream, safety, where to find the fish, and where the best trout streams are near Marietta and in Georgia. You will even tie some basic flies. A signed waiver is required at the first class session.$99, 8 Hours, S. Lamb, fly fishing guide, Instructor9/9/2014-9/30/20144 Session(s), Tu7:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SHRC1031A

Gold ProspectingNo experience needed in this course that shows you how and where to pan for GOLD. You can relive the past, participate in the great outdoors, and enjoy physical exercise!Learn basic panning skills as well as sluicing techniques of mastering the art of gold prospecting. Georgia alone has 500 mines and prospecting locations.Come and join us in this classroom adventure like no other!$99, 6 Hours, S. Lamb, Instructor9/11/2014-9/25/20143 Session(s), Th7:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SHIS2577A

OLLI Beading for BeginnersMaking a gorgeous beaded bracelet may look difficult but is quite easy. Come try your hand at beading. Everything you need to make a lovely bracelet is included in the supply fee of $20. Please bring cash to pay instructor for supplies.$69, 6 Hours, M. Ryan, artist, Instructor9/9/2014-9/11/20142 Session(s), Tu, Th10:00AM to 1:00PMCourse# 151SHGD2460A

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Beginning Selling on AmazonThis course is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills required to become a successful seller on the Amazon Marketplace. Students will have an opportunity to apply the knowledge and practice the skills throughout the course. Syllabus covers everything you need to know to become a successful Amazon seller. The instructional process is a step-by-step process beginning with seller registration on Amazon and follows through to the customer fulfillment and satisfaction stage. All of the selling opportunities available on Amazon are covered in detail. Upon completion of the course you will be able to start selling immediately with some degree of confidence.$119, 6 Hours, J. Daniel, certified eBay Instructor, Instructor7/29/2014-7/30/20142 Session(s), Tu, W6:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3641A

Basics of eBay Selling Seminar includes:

• An introduction to eBay, eBay safety and a synopsis of opportunities available on eBay

• Setting up a secure seller’s account• Pricing strategies• Putting together a complete listing• Completing the sale$119, 6 Hours, J. Daniel, certified eBay Instructor, Instructor8/13/2014-8/14/20142 Session(s), W, Th6:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3645A

Building Your Business on eBay: Beyond the BasicsThis six-hour workbook advanced selling seminar is instructor led and will include information on:

• Starting a business on eBay• Listings, formats and pricing• Efficiency and cost control• Marketing your business• After the sale• Beyond todayPrerequisite: Basics of eBay Selling.

$119, 6 Hours, J. Daniel, certified eBay Instructor, Instructor8/27/2014-8/28/20142 Session(s), W, Th6:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3647A

eBay Stores 101The most successful eBay sellers are those who have eBay stores. Learn how to open, setup, merchandise and market an eBay store. Course is primarily for those who are serious about selling on eBay beyond just the basic selling format. Learn how to enter the arena of Internet commerce (eCommerce) via the easiest, fastest and most economical method available today. Prerequisite: Basics of eBay Selling.

$119, 6 Hours, J. Daniel, certified eBay Instructor, Instructor9/10/2014-9/11/20142 Session(s), W, Th6:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3644A

Sourcing Products for eBayLearn how to find legitimate sources for quality merchandise to sell on eBay. Find answers to the questions, “What can I sell?” and “Where can I find it?” A “must” class for those who want to reach their eBay selling goals. No prerequisite.$79, 4 Hours, J. Daniel, certified eBay Instructor, Instructor9/24/20141 Session(s), W5:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3642A

Do I Need an Estate Plan?Do you want an orderly transition when you “check out” or do you want total chaos? Who should attend this class and learn how to avoid the most common mistakes made by retirees? Everyone! Don’t accidentally disinherit your children or cause major tax problems for your heirs. This is a fun class taught by a certified Estate Planner and Certified Financial Planner with more than 20 years experience. Concepts perceived as complex are explained in terms everyone can understand and apply to their own situation.$49, 2.5 Hours, T. Sanders, R. Yeomans, Certified Estate Planners, Instructor9/3/20141 Session(s), W9:30AM to 12:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3608A

Student can bring spouse or sibling at no additional cost.

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Retirement and Social SecurityAre you planning for retirement or have you already retired? Get first-hand knowledge from an expert in the Social Security area and take home strategies to help you understand how social security works.

• Who is covered/not covered • Benefits you may be eligible to receive

before retirement• Common phrases • Choosing when to retire • Other benefits - MedicareFree, 3 Hours, T. Sanders, Certified Estate Planner, Instructor8/18/20141 Session(s), M6:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3612A

Solving the Retirement PuzzleThe world today is a complex place and you need to know some planning fundamentals to survive financially. This class, taught by a certified financial planner with almost 30 years of experience, will provide you valuable information that may help you solve your own questions about IRAs, basic strategies for effective investing, RMDs, annuities and managing risk. We will explore how you might avoid some common and costly mistakes made before and during retirement. Bring your retirement plan “puzzle” to class and take a step toward putting all the pieces together the right way.$49, 2.5 Hours, T. Sanders, R. Yeomans, Certified Estate Planners, Instructor8/27/20141 Session(s), W9:30AM to 12:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3619A

Student may bring spouse or sibling to class at no additional cost.

Women and MoneyThrough divorce, death of a spouse, or choice, more women are more likely to be living on their own. This means women are more likely to assume sole responsibility for making their own financial decisions than ever before. Women live an average of 4.9 years longer than men. Women today have never been in a better position to achieve financial security for themselves and their families. Yet seizing the opportunity for long-term financial success requires awareness of potential issues and careful planning.$49, 2.5 Hours, T. Sanders, Certified Estate Planner, Instructor9/24/20141 Session(s), W9:30AM to 12:00PMCourse# 151SPGF3602A

OLLI EVENTS

OLLI Summer SocialJoin us for an evening of food, fun and entertainment from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. The theme will be “Football Fanatics,” so come dressed to support your favorite team! Dinner will be served from 6-7 p.m. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 770-423-6765 or you can register online. Cost is $10 per person. Payment is required when reservations are made to secure seating for the program. We are unable to accommodate walk-ins. Doors open at 5:45 p.mEntertainment provided by Society Express Band. You don’t want to miss this event!$10, 3 Hours, 8/4/20141 Session(s), M6:00 to 9:00PMCourse# 151SORI0015A

Hearing ScreeningOLLI brings to its members a free hearing screening with Otis A. Whitcomb, who carries a Masters degree in Audiology, and is a Georgia Licensed Hearing Aid Dispenser. Screenings will take approximately 10 minutes per person. Registration is required and space is limited.Free, 3 Hours, 9/19/20141 Session(s), F9:00AM to 12:00PMCourse# 151SORI0025A

THANK YOU TO OUR COMMUNITY SPONSORS FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF OUR PROGRAMS.Interested in becoming a sponsor? Please call Michelle Girage at 770-499-3100 for more information.

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1000 Chastain Road, MD 3301Kennesaw, GA 30144-5591

Join us for an evening of food,

fun and dancing!

KSU CENTER $10 Per Person

Dinner 6-7 p.m. • Entertainment 7-9 p.m.

Advanced Payment Required

August 4, 2014

770.499.3340

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