First Steps Watercolor Workshop | NEW!
This is a FOUR period class. If you have always wanted to try watercolor painting, but felt a bit intimidated, this is the class for you. Enjoy demonstrations and individual instruction, as you focus on the process as well as the product while developing your painting skills. The morning session will include a brief demonstration of watercolor techniques and materials and practice. The afternoon session will focus on individual projects with personal attention and guidance allowing for the development of skills and unique styles. Time will be allotted for class critiques. Instructor: Marie Brusher is an accomplished artist in several media. She has developed an acute sense of color and style, sharing her experiences and knowledge of the various arts through demonstrations, workshops, lectures and innovative teaching. In addition, Marie is a board member of the Visual Arts Center.
Section: 0509 | Room: Wellness 145 | Limit: 20

Mixed Media Jewelry
This is a two-period class. Learn to create fun, personalized and unique jewelry using mixed media techniques. You’ll learn a wide range of techniques using beads, charms, fibers, recycled and found materials, resins, metal, wire and much more to create one-of-a-kind designs. There will be a $25 supplies fee on the first day of class. Instructor: Mary K. McGraw is a local fiber artist and jewelry designer. She currently teaches at The LH Bead Gallery and has been an Education Encore instructor for a number of years.
Section: 0510 | Room: SUE 244 | Limit: 16

Computer - One Page “Wonders” with MS Word 2010
Prerequisites: Computer Basics or equivalent experience. Participants need to be comfortable using Windows and menus. Experience with other software and the keyboard is helpful. Explore the possibilities of basic word processing. Create a flyer or recipe with clip art, photos, tables and text. Move on to creating a business card, calendar or address book with templates, plus learn to incorporate tables, text and your own photos. Bring a USB drive to class. Instructor: RoseMarie Anderson began teaching computer lessons in 1995 with the opening of her Computer Learning Center in Panama City. She currently teaches Microsoft programs at Bay Medical Center for Bay Med Plus members.
Section: 0511 | Room: SUE 266 | Limit: 20

Computer – Windows 7 Basics
Meet the personal computer! Topics include: (1) Starting and shutting down the computer, (2) Starting and exiting computer programs, (3) Learning common computer terminology, (4) Saving and opening files, (5) Sizing, moving and restoring windows, (6) Navigating the desktop task bar and start menu, (7) Using the mouse, (8) Dragging and dropping files, (9) Learning hardware definitions, (10) Using workspace, title bar, task bar, tool bars, scroll bars, pull down menus and fly-outs. Bring a USB drive to class. Instructor: Vicky Patterson has over 25 years experience working with computers. Her areas of expertise include Windows XP, Windows 7, MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Internet Explorer, Facebook and E-mail.
Section: 0512 | Room: SUE 246 | Limit: 24

Computer – Internet & E-mail | NEW!
Prerequisite: “Computer - Beyond Basics” or equivalent experience. Basic computer orientation is required. Explore the Internet as you learn the basics of communication using e-mail, web browsers and search engines. Instructor: Judith M. Fitzpatrick retired from the Business Division of Gulf Coast State College in 2007 after 28 years of service. She has taught a variety of classes including an in-depth study of Windows basics (file management) and Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access).
Section: 0513 | Room: SS 205 | Limit: 20

Tai Chi
Designed for first time and progressing Tai Chi students. Each class will begin with breathing and flexibility exercises. A combination of Tai Chi postures with ancient healing exercises will follow. Instructor: Lynda Jones has been practicing Tai Chi over 20 years. She studied with Master Chung Jen Cheng of Taiwan before being given permission to teach Tai Chi Yang style form.
Section: 0514| Room: Wellness 133 | Limit: 16

Russian/Soviet History: The Cold War
Class discussion of the Cold War begins with the building of the Berlin Wall, speeches by Kennedy and Reagan regarding the “Evil Empire” and spying including East Berlin, Checkpoint Charlie and Gary Powers. Learn about the war for space including the first satellite launches and major conflicts including the Cuban Missile Crises, the standoff of tanks along the border between Eastern and Western Europe, the death of Stalin and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Instructor: Joe Boisvert has degrees and training from Harvard University’s Extension Program, Middlesex Community College, Northern Essex Community College, The Art Institute of Boston and the University of Massachusetts.
Section: 0515 | Room: Sarzin | Limit: 75

Personal Awareness & Confidence Training
Learn legal tactics, situational awareness and observation skills to be more aware of dangerous situations on personal property, in public spaces or involving one or more persons. Practice hands-on defensive techniques using the US Constitution and Florida State Statute 776 as a guide. Instructor: Greg May has 25 years of experience as a Law Enforcement Officer. He also has 21 years of experience as a Firearms Instructor and as a Personal Safety-Defensive/ Personal Skills Trainer.
Section: 0516 | Room: Gibson | Limit: 90

Memory Enhancement | NEW!
Discover the different types of memory loss, diagnosis and the role of medication, nutrition and herbals. Gain the tools needed for improving memory and support entities. Instructor: Debbi Geiger is a Registered Nurse with 28 years of experience.
Section: 0517 | Room: SUE 243 | Limit: 30

Car Maintenance 101
This course explains in simple everyday language how to operate, service and maintain today’s electronically controlled cars. Topics include: the do’s and don’ts in finding a competent repair shop, questions you need to ask BEFORE work is started on your vehicle, the pros and cons of using synthetic fluids, and mileage effects on using certain oils. Also, get a full explanation of what those yellow and red lights on your dash mean. Instructor: James Morris is an ASE Master L-1 Certified Technician with over 35 years experience maintaining import and domestic vehicles. His radio show on Fox News Radio 94.5 has been helping the do-it-yourselfer as well as the professional technician since 1998.
Section: 0518 | Room: SUE 243 | Limit: 30

Legal Briefs
Get the “inside story” from a prominent criminal defense attorney on what is happening locally, nationally and worldwide. Hear about which laws apply and how they impact citizens. This fascinating class will look at both sides of the story, probe the humor and consider the facts and the hearsay. Be prepared to be challenged to find the truth! Instructor: Dustin Stephenson, a Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, has been a practicing attorney for 10 years and has taught at both GCSC and FSU/PC.
Section: 0519 | Room: SUE Conf. Center | Limit: 90

F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Jazz Age and The Great Gatsby | NEW!
Some have said the 1990s bore some striking similarities to the Jazz Age, the period from 1918 to 1930. This was a period when the stock market soared and traditional values declined. It ended abruptly with the stock market crash of 1929, which started the Great Depression. F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda typified the corruption and excess of the post-World War I era and no work was more representative of the time than Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Instructor: Kathleen Longcore has taught high school English, is a writer and loves American Literature.
Section: 0520 | Room: SUW 347 | Limit: 30

“First Steps” Watercolor Workshop
This is a continuation from the previous period.
Section: 0509 | Room: Wellness 145 | Limit: 20

Mixed Media Jewelry
This is a continuation from the previous period.
Section: 0510 | Room: SUE 244 | Limit: 16

Computer - Slide Show Mania with PowerPoint 2010
Prerequisite: “Computer – File Management” or equivalent experience. Basic computer orientation is required. Participants must have familiarity with word processing and Microsoft Word. Bring personal photos and imagination to this fun class to create a slide show to celebrate a birthday, vacation, wedding or special occasion. There will be an introduction to menus, backgrounds, designs, colors, themes, and templates. Much of the class will be self-paced as students build a slide show, insert text, clip art, and photos, and add slide transitions, and sounds or music. Students need to bring a USB portable storage device to class. Instructor: RoseMarie Anderson began teaching computer lessons in 1995 with the opening of her Computer Learning Center in Panama City.
Section: 0521 | Room: SUW 266 | Limit: 20

Computer – Using Windows to Manage Files | NEW!
Prerequisites: Comfortable with mouse and keyboard. Computer–Basics or equivalent. Want a non-technical approach to understanding and managing files stored on your computer? Sign up for this course to conquer navigating and saving files by creating, organizing and using folders. Move, copy, delete and sort stored documents using a variety of media. Perform backups of essential files. Use a variety of techniques to search for specific documents and gain an understanding of file types. Bring a USB drive to class. Instructor: Vicky Patterson has over 25 years of experience using Windows XP, Windows 7, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet Explorer, Facebook and e-mail.
Section: 0522 | Room: SUE 246 | Limit: 24

Computer – Windows XP Basics | NEW!
This is a basic course, introducing the student to the personal computer that has Windows XP installed on it. Topics include: (1) Starting and shutting down the computer (normal versus locked up), (2) Starting and exiting computer programs, (3) Learning common computer terminology, (4) Saving and opening files, (5) Sizing windows, moving and restoring windows, (6) Understanding the windows desktop taskbar and start menu, (7) Using the mouse, (8) Dragging and dropping files, (9) Learning hardware definitions, (10) Using workspace, title bar, task bar, tool bars, scroll bars, pull down menus, and fly-outs. Instructor: Judith M. Fitzpatrick retired from the Business Division of Gulf Coast State College in 2007 after 28 years of service. She has taught a variety of classes Including an in-depth study of Windows basics (file management) and Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access).
Section: 0523 | Room: SS 205 | Limit: 20

Zumba
Zumba is a Latin-inspired, dance-fitness class that incorporates international music and dance movements. Participants of any fitness level or age can start Zumba right away. It’s fun! Instructor: Lynda Jones has completed a nine-hour Zumba workshop in Jacksonville and is currently teaching/attending classes at various locations.
Section: 0524 | Room: Wellness 133 | Limit: 16

Bill of Rights
A study of the U.S. Constitution’s Bill of Rights including: (1) How and why they exist, (2) Historical antecedents, (3) Rights protected, (4) Effect of the Fourteenth Amendment, and (5) Interpreting and applying the Bill of Rights today. Instructors: Tom Ellinor is a Retired County Judge of Bay County. Newman Brock is a Retired Circuit Judge from Central Florida. Don Sirmons is a retired Circuit Judge from the 14th Circuit, which covers Bay, Holmes, Washington, Jackson, Calhoun and Gulf counties in Florida.
Section: 0525 | Room: Gibson | Limit: 90

Western Composers | NEW!
Discover the life, times and music of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, and Debussy. Take this class and learn to understand and appreciate how these composers thought, lived and influenced the music we listen to today. Instructor: Tanya Brooks, NCTM, FSCTM, is a national and state certified teacher of music with 31 years of experience in private piano, violin, and music history instruction and is President of Northwest Florida Music Teachers Association, Inc.
Section: 0526 | Room: SUW 267 | Limit: 30

Ancient Egyptian History: The New Kingdom
Examine the tombs in both the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens. Get an in-depth look at the first to believe in one god under Akhenaton and the treasures of his son King Tut, the dismantling of Akhenaton’s new religion, and the return to the old tradition multi-god pagan Egyptian religion. The mummies’ curse and how it ties to the discovery of King Tut’s tomb and treasure. It will also cover the end of the New Kingdom and the beginning of the decline of Egyptian civilization; the invasion by Egypt as far north and west as Lebanon; the first mention of Israel by Thutmosis III; the invasion and defeat of the Hykos. Instructor: Joe Boisvert has degrees and training from Harvard University’s Extension Program, Middlesex Community College, Northern Essex Community College, The Art Institute of Boston and the University of Massachusetts.
Section: 0527 | Room: Sarzin | Limit: 90

Fishing Florida Waters
This course will cover new, highly developed techniques and equipment now available for the fisherman and fisherwoman. Species covered include inshore and offshore saltwater fish targeted in our local area. Instructor: Ron Barwick is a member of the International Custom Rod Builder’s Guild. He has instructed hundreds of students in fishing rod building as well as conducted fishing technique seminars at Tyndall AFB, University of Florida and numerous marinas in the Panama City area. Ron has been the Service Manager at Half Hitch Tackle in Panama City Beach for the last 13 years.
Section: 0528 | Room: SUE Employee Dining Room | Limit: 30

Digital Photography
This class will focus on digital cameras but any camera will work. Participants must bring a camera with which they are familiar to each class. This class will review universal camera functions and does not instruct on a specific camera. One will learn how to use light, shadow, background, special effects, etc., which will enable one to take better photos. Instructor: Shirley Brown is a professional photographer and graphic designer. Shirley has been an instructor for Education Encore for many years and also teaches at the Gulf/Franklin Campus.
Section: 0529 | Room: SUW 347 | Limit: 30

Beginning Voice Class
Learn basic vocal technique for a stronger, focused singing voice. These techniques are useful for all vocal styles. Instructor: Jan Bennicoff has a B.M. in vocal education from the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point. She has been a professional singer for 40 years in the classical music field.
Section: 0530 | Room: SUW 268 | Limit: 30

The American Short Story | NEW!
Participants will study the short story as a literary genre by reading and discussing two American short stories weekly. Some of the authors included are Nathaniel Hawthorne, Stephen Crane, Edgar Allan Poe, O. Henry, and James Thurber. Participants will be asked to purchase their own text, Great American Short Stories, edited by Wallace and Mary Stegner, cost $7.99. Instructor: Jan Colcord taught all aspects of language arts, including literature, writing, linguistics, and grammar for 30 years, mostly at Bay High School. Since her retirement she has enjoyed teaching adults with Education Encore.
Section: 0531 | Room: SUE 243 | Limit: 32

“First Steps” Watercolor Workshop
This is the third part of a FOUR period class.
Section: 0509 | Room: Wellness 145 | Limit: 20

Working with Wire
This is a two-period class. Learn about the many types of jewelry-making wires and tools, plus the basic techniques in wire-working skills. Progress from making a pair of earrings to making your own unique jewelry. This class is not intended for beginners. Instructor: Mary K. McGraw is a local fiber artist and jewelry designer. She currently teaches at The LH Bead Gallery.
Section: 0533 | Room: SUE 244 | Limit: 16

Computer – Digital Image Editing
This is a two-period class. Prerequisites: (1) Access to a computer with a Windows desktop, (2) Ability to open multiple programs, (3) Ability to minimize, maximize and restore Windows, (4) Ability to drag and drop using a mouse, (5) Ability to use scroll bars to position items, and (6) Ability to open Windows Explorer to expand/collapse folders. Students must be comfortable with creating, renaming, and deleting files, folders and subfolders. Learn amazing and creative ways to edit ordinary photographs. Using Photoshop Elements, repair old photographs, correct images, create composite photos and add special effects to images. Instructor: Glen VanderPloeg has 30 years experience with Computer Aided Education for the Navy, 10 years experience with Digital Image Editing, and 40 years experience teaching in the Air Force and civilian life in many disciplines.
Section: 0534 | Room: SUE 246 | Limit: 24

Computer – Frequently Asked Questions
Prerequisites: “Computer – Basics” or equivalent experience. Participants must be comfortable with mouse and keyboard. Basic understanding and computer experience are necessary to comprehend and apply the valuable knowledge in this moderately structured class. Since there is an endless supply of computer-related questions, this course offers an opportunity to ask and participate with hands-on answers. This non-technical level of learning invites questions ranging from “How do I…?”, “What happens if…?” to “What does it mean when…?” Instructor: Lois Carter has an AS degree from GCSC in Electronics Technology with a computer option and a BS degree from FSU in Social Sciences. She has taught computer applications classes in various venues for over 20 years.
Section: 0535 | Room: SUW 266 | Limit: 20

Chair Yoga
Chair Yoga has all the health benefits of yoga while minimizing any safety issues. Postures are modified using a chair either seated or for support in standing poses if needed. Yoga poses increase circulation, flexibility and strength, and is done in specific alignment to teach the body more healthy ways of movement. Yoga breathing practices and meditation are incorporated to aid in relaxation and rejuvenation. Chair yoga is especially designed for those who find it difficult to sit on the floor or get up from the floor, but it is great for anyone who is interested in improving their physical and mental wellbeing. Instructor: Dawn Brooks is a Registered Nurse and has completed Yoga Teachers Training at Discovery Yoga in St. Augustine, FL. This is a yoga program in the Kripalu tradition. Kripalu is sometimes known as the compassionate yoga as it teaches you first how to be compassionate to yourself and then to others.
Section: 0536 | Room: SUE Conf. Center | Limit: 25

Exercise for Seniors | NEW!
This class will be a gentle but complete workout focusing on overall fitness for the mature adult body. Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes. Instructor: Jennifer Ashby has been a certified personal trainer and certified nutrition consultant in Bay Co. for over four and a half years. Jennifer loves enriching people’s lives and helping them reach their goals.
Section: 0537 | Room: Wellness 133 | Limit: 20

Political Science | NEW!
This class will emphasize a variety of topics which play a central role in the political institutions of our republic. The specific subject matter of this class will focus on elections, voting, ideology, media influence and future paradigms in politics. Instructor: Michael Gattis is Assistant Professor of History/Political Science at GCSC and has taught Education Encore for several years.
Section: 0538 | Room: Gibson | Limit: 90

Conversational Spanish II | NEW!
For students who have taken Spanish I or who have an understanding of Spanish. Develop the skills to understand and use basic information necessary for traveling in Spanish-speaking countries. Engage in lively activities to learn helpful vocabulary, pronunciation and sentence structure. Thematic units include: everyday useful phrases, arrival and departure, accommodations, shopping and dining. Helpful web sites for each unit will be given for additional information and practice. Instructor: Vanessa Manrique is a Spanish professor at Gulf Coast State College.
Section: 0539 | Room: SUW 347 | Limit: 30

The Kennedy Assassination – Still a Mystery?
This class will review the historical facts and findings of the Kennedy assassination from 1963 to the present. In-depth examination/analysis of the actual events that transpired which has led to the numerous conspiracy theories, books, and movies about an historical event which still remains a mystery according to most opinion polls of the general public. Instructor will examine the conclusions of the governmental investigations, the many conspiracy theories proposed and the best supporting evidence as to what occurred, so that the interested students can draw their own conclusions as to the crime of the century. Instructor: William Moore Jr. has a BA Degree in Political Science, Prelaw Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Va. 1974, and MS degree in Criminology Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Ind. 1976.
Section: 0540 | Room: SUW 268 | Limit: 30

Beginning Bridge
This is a two-period course. This is an introduction to the Standard American Five-card Major System. The class includes learning point count, hand valuation, bidding and practice playing hands. Instructors: Barb Hamilton is a Bridge Life Master. Bob Hamilton has been a Beginning Bridge Instructor for 14 years.
Section: 0541 | Room: SUE Employee Dining Room | Limit: 16

L.E.A.N. | NEW!
L.E.A.N. (Lifestyle. Exercise. Attitude. Nutrition.) is a scientifically proven plan for healthy aging. Understand how the body changes during prime time, prevent disease and unhealthy aging, boost energy, stress less, sleep better and sharpen thinking, reduce the risk of cancer and “highs” (blood pressure, cholesterol), and become fit, strong and flexible. Instructor: Wendy Thompson is a Certified L.E.A.N. Coach.
Section: 0542 | Room: SUE Conf. Center | Limit: 30

Creative Writing Techniques | NEW!
This course will explore the art and craft of creative narrative, examining novels, short stories, and scripts, and giving students the opportunity to present their work to the class. Taught by a working writer, the class will strive to be both practical and inspirational. Instructor: Michael Lister is a novelist, a screenwriter and a filmmaker.
Section: 0543 | Room: SUE 243 | Limit: 30

“First Steps” Watercolor Workshop
This is a continuation from the previous period.
Section: 0509 | Room: Wellness 133 | Limit: 20

Working with Wire
This is a continuation from the previous period.
Section: 0533 | Room: SUE 244 | Limit: 16

Computer – Digital Image Editing
This is a continuation from the previous period.
Section: 0534 | Room: SUE 246 | Limit: 24

Computer – Facebook 101
To participate in this class you must have a Facebook Profile. If you don’t already have a profile, you will create one in the first class. You must have an active e-mail address to join Facebook so be sure you know the e-mail address you use. It is recommended to have an e-mail account on gmail or hotmail or yahoo or any other site separate from your regular e-mail account. Topics to be discussed include: What is Facebook and what is it used for; How to join and find Friends; Creating Your Profile; Keeping Facebook Secure - Privacy Settings; Messages, Notifications, Updates, and more; Organizing Friends (Hiding, Custom Lists); Uploading Pictures & Albums; Pages & Groups (Fans & Friends); What other Social Networks are there; and other topics as questions are asked and interests discovered. Instructor: Lois Carter has an AS degree from GCCC in Electronics Technology, with a computer option and a BS from FSU in Social Sciences. She has taught computer applications classes in various venues for over 20 years.
Section: 0544 | Room: SUW 266 | Limit: 20

Cardio Dance
A cardio class in which dance moves are choreographed to both modern and old school songs. The class also features some dance steps and songs from the legendary Dirty Dancing movie. Instructor: Anna Wilson is a certified fitness instructor and personal trainer. She teaches zumba, cardio kick boxing, step, boot camp, and does personal training. She is an instructor at Gold’s Gym, Club Energy, Harvest Worship Center, and at the Senior Centers in Lynn Haven & Panama City Beach.
Section: 0545 | Room: Wellness 133 | Limit: 20

Yoga
Become one with Hatha Yoga poses and asanas using breath and meditation to achieve muscular strength, endurance, and relaxation. No matter what your physical condition, age, abilities, or gender, yoga makes you better. Wear stretchable or loose-fitting clothing and bring a large towel or mat. Instructor: Dawn Brooks is a Registered Nurse and completed Yoga Teachers Training at Discovery Yoga in St. Augustine, FL. This is a yoga program in the Kripalu tradition. Kripalu is sometimes known as the compassionate yoga as it teaches you first how to be compassionate to yourself and then to others.
Section: 0546 | Room: SUE Conf. Center | Limit: 24

Aquatic Exercise
This class is designed so participants can learn the basics of aquatic exercise. Classes will take place in the indoor, heated pool located in the GCSC Wellness Center. Both the locker rooms and the pool are handicapped accessible. Wear a bathing suit and bring a lock and towel. SWIMMING SKILLS ARE NOT REQUIRED. Instructors: All GCSC Staff have certifications from the Aquatic Exercise Association (AEA), WaterArt, the Aquatic Therapy and Rehab Institute (ATRI), and the International Sports Conditioning Association (ISCA).
Section: 0547 | Room: Wellness | Limit: 25

Strategy and Operations in World War II
Develop an understanding of military strategy and the employment of military power during World War II. Emphasize the relationship between offensive and defensive strategies. Evaluate both military and political strategies. Instructor: William J. Heitzig served as US Air Force officer and fighter pilot for 30 years in several command positions. He also served for 36 years as flight and classroom instructor. Mr. Heitzig has a Bachelors in History, a Masters in Far East Studies and a Masters equivalent in National Security Strategy and Policy Making.
Section: 0555 | Room: SUW 268 | Limit: 30

Beginning Bridge
This is a continuation from the previous period.
Section: 0541 | Room: SUE Employee Dining Room | Limit: 16

Gourmet Cooking Made Easy | NEW!
Introduction to great meals and menus prepared without fuss. Learn how to make a complicated recipe simple, easy and fun, so you don’t spend hours in the kitchen. You will learn how to use different spices as well as fresh and dried herbs. Hannelore will share with you many timesaving hints and helpful gadgets. You will receive delicious recipes and information on where to find local gourmet cooking classes. There will be a $5 fee due on the first day of class for food and supply costs. Instructor: Hannelore Holland, the owner of Somethin’s Cooking has been teaching the Art of Easy Cooking in the Panhandle for almost 40 years.
Section: 0550 | Room: Gibson | Limit: 90

Non-Fiction Story Crafting | NEW!
You don’t want to read dry, boring writing, so don’t write it either! In this class you will master skills and techniques to bring life to your non-fiction stories, essays and books, and craft compelling articles for newspapers and magazines. Non-fiction: Why we read it/what it is; applying specific techniques to liven up your writing; because good writing means rewriting, we’ll talk nuts and bolts of the work; and engaging the reader – can you engage your reader with your words? Instructor: Karon Phillips is a writer and has been teaching writing classes for Community Education at GCSC.
Section: 0551 | Room: SUW 302 | Limit: 25

Location Photography
This course will explore the many facets photography brings to our lives. Topics include travel, animals, and birds with off campus trips to various locations. This is a hands-on approach and techniques will give all students the courage to challenge their artistic abilities while having fun. Participants must furnish their own camera and bring it to all classes. Instructor: Shirley Brown is a professional photographer and graphic designer and has been an instructor for Education Encore for 12 years. She also teaches at the Gulf/Franklin Campus.
Section: 0552 | Room: Sarzin | Limit: 40

How Then Shall We Live | NEW!
Examine wisdom for living from various religious traditions from around the world. Instructor: Michael Lister is a novelist, screenwriter, filmmaker and former chaplain.
Section: 0553 | Room: SUE 243 | Limit: 30

Dealing with Financial Issues for Seniors | NEW!
This course will cover a vast array of the financial issues seniors face including, but not limited to, financial and retirement planning for life. This will include retirement income, Social Security income, and making your nest egg last. Instructor: Brooke Adkison, WMS is a Financial Advisor and Wealth Management Specialist for Raymond James and Associates.
Section: 0554 | Room: SUW 347 | Limit: 30