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SPRING 2019COURSE OFFERINGSCOMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGYCULTUREAdvanced Digital PhotographyOsher Classic Movie SeriesIn this course, students will learn how to refine and extendtheir skills of photographic seeing. This advanced digital photography class will explore shooting in manual mode, variouslighting conditions and time exposure. Topics covered in thiscourse include shooting vertical vs. horizontal; color vs. blackand white, composition, texture, pattern and more! This classwill push students to explore greater technical and aestheticchallenges in photography.In this installment of the Osher Classic Movie Series, studentswill watch an Oscar winning film based on a true story aboutthe 1924 Olympic Games, a horse racing film with scenesfilmed in Kentucky at Keeneland Race Track, a Cold Wardrama about the threat of nuclear war and more! Followingeach film, students will discuss the meaning and history ofeach movie.Instructor: Larry DixonDates: Tuesdays, April 2-May 7Time: 10-11:30 a.m.Location: First Baptist ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 15 Course Fee: 20Instructor: Russ BrengelmanDates: Wednesdays, March 6-April 17 (No class March 20)Time: 1- 4 p.m.Location: Rowan County Public Library, Community RoomMaximum Enrollment: 35 No Course FeeTraveling Around the World, Part X: Franceto EcuadorNEW MEMBER ORIENTATIONAND SOCIALFacilitator: Sarah CanoDates: Wednesdays, March 6-April 10Time: 10-11:30 a.m.Location: First Baptist ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 40 Course Fee: 20Wednesday, February 2710-12 p.m.Rowan County Public Library (Community Room)This semester in the Traveling Around the World series,students will journey to France, Scotland, Mexico, Hong Kong,Ecuador and a trip to eastern Alaska! Each week will featurea new guest presenter who will share his/her experience andwhat he/she learned during their travels.Calling all new and recent OLLI Members! Please join usat the New Member Orientation and Social. During theevent you will meet other OLLI members, get to knowthe Advisory Board and learn more about the excitinglearning opportunities OLLI at UK has to offer.TEACH FOR OLLI AT UK!CALL FOR INFO 859-257-26563WHERE CURIOSITY NEVER RETIRES

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNINGLITERATURE AND WRITINGAn Afternoon with the Artists“Shrek The Musical”Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew: Battle ofthe Sexes or Negotiating the Marriage BusinessIt’s not easy being green. Shrek is a grumpy ogre who prefersthe solitude of his swamp. Thanks to the blundering LordFarquaad, he finds himself on a mission to rescue PrincessFiona. Far from Shrek’s expectations, there’s somethingdifferent about this princess, something familiar. With delightfully familiar characters from our favorite fairytales, thisTony Award-winning adventure of an unlikely hero is a joyfor the young and the young at heart. During this event meetthe director, producer and designers of Shrek The Musicalat 1 p.m. and get a backstage tour prior to the performance.Immediately following the show, enjoy a conversation with theperformers and crew.During this course, students will first discuss Morgan Freeman’s Shakespeare Uncovered portrayal of Shakespeare’sThe Taming of the Shrew as a battle of the sexes. Then theclass will look at how a Renaissance comedy is designed andsummary of the actions scene by scene. This method will allowstudents to study the play with focus on the business management strategies as multiple marriage negotiations unfold.Instructor: Fran HelphinstineDates: Mondays, March 18-April 8Time: 10-11: 30 a.m.Location: First Baptist ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 30 Course Fee: 20Date: Sunday, April 14, 2019Time: 1 p.m.Location: Guignol Theatre, UK Fine Arts Building, Lexington*Parking information will be sent closer to the eventMaximum Enrollment: 10 Cost: 15SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENTInventors and Inventions, 1760-1939: Part 2Instructor: Dennis KarwatkaDates: Tuesdays, March 5-26Time: 10-11:30 a.m.Location: First Baptist ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 30 Course Fee: 20Shrek The Musical is presented through special arrangement with MusicTheatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are alsosupplied by MTI.Field Trips for Environmental EnthusiastsDates, times and locations to be determined. Watch for updateson the OLLI website and e-blasts for more information abouteach event. Field trips will take place during late April throughearly May. No course fee.Technical developments often receive a larger recognitionthan the individuals whose talents gave us these products. Inthis course, students will learn about the people of technologyby focusing on their personalities, and will explore their invention or innovation. The selected inventors were active duringthe period between 1760 (beginning of the Industrial Revolution) and 1939 (onset of World War II).HERPETOLOGYJoin us for an up close and hands-on interaction with as manyof the “herps” that call Rowan County their home. Detrimentalfactors such as habitat fragmentation and destruction, disease,pollution, invasive species and more will be explored.VISUAL ARTSFLORA AND FAUNAExperience Appalachian life from the time of Paleo-Indians tothe culture that shaped Eastern Kentucky lifestyles today. Explore 32 interactive exhibits that will guide students throughthis one-of-a-kind museum/education center. Evelyn Morganwill lead the journey on beautifully maintained trails as sheidentifies the numerous species of birds and unique plants thatabound in the Gorge.Introduction to Acrylic PaintingInstructor: Joe SartorDates: Mondays, March 4-25Time: 1-3 p.m.Location: Rowan County Arts CenterMaximum Enrollment: 10 Course Fee: 20ICHTHYOLOGYPrepare to get wet as we explore the habitat and diversity ofone of the richest fresh water fish fauna. During this field tripparticipants will join David Eisenhour, Ph.D. to collect andidentify fish and conduct behavioral observations both underwater and bankside.Sessions 1 and 2 will focus on basic design, technique and a stilllife subject matter. Sessions 3 and 4 will pertain to a landscapereference. The goal of the course will be to complete twopaintings by the end of our 4th session.Supplies: One 9 x 12 in. canvas board for sessions 3 and 4 Acrylic Tube Paints: white, burnt umber, ultramarine blue,cadmiums red and yellow Other Hues: green, purple, raw sienna, etc. would be an asset Brushes: several acrylic brushes ranging from 3/4 in. tosmaller synthetic and/or natural bristle Other: paint rag or paper towels, pencil and 12 - 16 oz. container for water. Palettes will be furnished in class.NATURAL HISTORYJoin Debbie Howes and “Friends of Rodburn Park” as theypresent on programs created for students of RCPS. Activitieswill center on the loop trail and picnic shelter as we learnabout the history of Rodburn Park, identify flora and fauna andreceive an introduction to many activities that inspire studentsto develop an appreciation of the environment. Join us afterthe event for a potluck lunch.OLLI AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY4

SHARED INTEREST GROUPS (NO COURSE FEE)Tell Your Story Writers GroupFacilitator: Carolyn FranziniDates: Thursdays, March 7-28Time: 1 p.m.Location: To Be DeterminedMaximum Enrollment: 20Great DecisionsFacilitator: Bob LindahlDates: Beginning Thursdays, Feb. 28Time: 10-11:30 a.m.Location: First Baptist ChurchMaximum Enrollment: 25Everyone has stories let’s save them! Our stories describewho we are and connect the past to the present. The Tell YourStory Writers Group is for beginning and experienced writers.The group will provide a comfortable environment for everyone to write and share their story, discuss ideas, share tips andsupport each other in our writing goals.The Foreign Policy Association’s Great Decisions grassrootsinitiative began in 1954 and has grown to tens of thousandsparticipating each year. The program provides informationand a format for groups to discuss the “most critical global issues facing America today.” Members learn together asthey exercise critical thinking skills and share their personalunderstandings of issues that are sometimes complex and controversial. Topics for the spring include: Refugees and GlobalMigration; The Middle East: Regional Disorder; Nuclear Negotiations: Back to the Future; The Rise of Populism in Europe;Decoding U.S.-China Trade; Cyber Conflicts and Geopolitics;The United States and Mexico: Partnership Tested; and Stateof the State Department and Diplomacy. Each topic will be discussed for a minimum of two weeks. The 2019 Great Decisionsbriefing book is strongly recommended and can be purchasedat www.fpa.org. Cost of the book is 32.00 plus tax. Additionalcourse materials such as lesson glossaries, handouts, updatesand suggested reading materials can be downloaded fromthis website.LET’S GET SOCIAL!Lawn CroquetFacilitators: Dean Rowland & Kent FreelandDates: Tuesdays, May 21-June 18Time: 5 p.m.Location: Morehead City ParkMaximum Enrollment: 16Together we will learn and play the game of lawn croquet.Whether you have played before or if you’re a beginner, join usfor this fun experience! Croquet equipment will be providedfree of charge. We will meet at the croquet field behind theMorehead City Parks & Recreation Building.JON US FOR A SPECIAL SOCIAL EVENT FOR OLLI MEMBERS!Non-Fiction BooksFacilitator: Helen ChadwellDates: Second Monday of each month beginning March 11Time: 2 p.m.Location: Coffee Tree Book StoreMaximum Enrollment: 12DON SEÑOR SOCIALWednesday, April 1011:45 a.m.140 Toms DriveJoin us this spring for a fun lunch at Don SeñorMexican Grill! The menu is extensive, offering avariety of delicious choices. OLLI Scholars willorder from the menu and pay separately on theday of the event. Please register for the event atOpen House, online or by contacting the OLLIOffice. We look forward to seeing you at the social!Join us as we get together to discuss a variety of non-fictionbooks. SIG members brainstorm and choose which bookswill be discussed in the coming months. Books have includedtopics on history, biography, science, current events and more!Books are usually selected from the New York Times BestSeller’s List.5WHERE CURIOSITY NEVER RETIRES

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVEUK WELLNESS OPPORTUNITIESAND THEOLLI members are welcome to take advantage of the wellnessopportunities at the following recreational facilities on theUK campus. OLLI members are subject to all facility rules andregulations.*Dates of availability follow OLLI semester schedules; all beginFebruary 4BOLSHOI BALLETThe Office of Lifelong Learning has partnered withthe Department of Theatre and Dance, the GattonStudent Center Cinema, the Office of CommunityEngagement and the UK Opera Theatre to bringthese productions to UK. This spring will featuretwo productions:Johnson Recreational Center (JC)Complex Drivewww.uky.edu/recwell/johnson-centerAlumni Gym160 Avenue of ChampionsLexington, KY(Attached to Gatton Student Center)National Theatre Live: Hamlet (Encore) Broadcast:Sunday, February 3 at 2 p.m.Academy Award nominee BenedictCumberbatch (BBC’s Sherlock, The ImitationGame) takes on the title role of Shakespeare’sgreat tragedy. Now seen by over 750,000 peopleworldwide, the original 2015 NT Live broadcastreturns to cinemas. As a country arms itself forwar, a family tears itself apart. Forced to avengehis father’s death but paralyzed by the taskahead, Hamlet rages against the impossibilityof his predicament, threatening both his sanityand the security of the state. Directed by LyndseyTurner (Posh, Chimerica) and produced by SoniaFriedman Productions.HOW IT WORKS1. Sign up by listing wellness opportunity as a course on yourregistration form. A list of OLLI members registering forthe following will be sent to the facilities. Note: You must beon this list and bring your 2019-2020 OLLI key tag to gainadmittance. There is a fee to use the JC and Alumni Gym,paid directly to the facility.2. 2019-2020 annual risk release: The risk release on the backof the registration form must be completed and returned toOLLI prior to participation.3. Parking: Contact UK parking at (859)257-5757 for information on parking locations and fees.Typical JC and Alumni Gym Hours (watch for variations):Monday - Friday: 6 a.m.-midnightSaturday: 9 a.m.-9 p.m.Sunday: 11 a.m.-midnight.OLLI scholars may join for the UK student fee payable to JCor Alumni Gym. Fee allows you access to both facilities.For more information visit www.uky.edu/recwell/johnson-center orwww.uky.edu/recwell/alumni-gym.The Bolshoi Ballet: The Sleeping Beauty:Sunday, March 31 at 2 p.m.On her sixteenth birthday, Princess Aurora fallsunder the curse of the Evil Fairy Carabosse andinto a deep slumber lasting one hundred years.Only the kiss of a prince can break the spell. Aresplendent fairytale ballet, The Sleeping Beautyfeatures scores of magical characters includingfairies, the Little Red Riding Hood, Puss in Boots,and a beautiful young Princess Aurora performedby Olga Smirnova, a “truly extraordinary talent”(The Telegraph). This is classical ballet at its finest.Lancaster Aquatic Center (LAC)Located on the corner of University and Complex DrivesHow to Participate:1. Register with OLLI2. Upon arrival, request a swipe card in the pool lobby byshowing your OLLI member key tag.NOTE: Watch event schedule, times vary due to UK events.For more information visit www.uky.edu/recwell/aquatics.Lap swim is typically available:Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.,Tuesday and Thursday: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Monday - Thursday: 5:15 p.m.-8 p.m.Saturday and Sunday: Noon-3 p.m.Each broadcast will be shown at the GattonStudent Center (160 Avenue of Champions)in Worsham Cinema complete with 4K DigitalProjection and 60-Speaker Dolby Atmos SurroundSound.Tickets for each performance are now on salethrough the UK Ticket Office, 859-257-8427.(Special ticket information will be emailed to all OLLI Members.)OLLI AT THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY6

Physics. Dean is also a retired Kentucky Registered Professional Engineer. Hehas authored five technical history books published by Prakken Publicationsof Ann Arbor, MI. Dennis also writes a monthly column on the history oftechnology for Tech Directions, a magazine aimed at high school and universitystudents.MANY THANKS TO OUR OLLIINSTRUCTORS AND FACILITATORSOur instructors and facilitators are dedicated to providing funand exciting learning opportunities for the OLLI at UK. They areknowledgeable, innovative and extremely hard working! Theyhave a passion for learning and a willingness to share theirknowledge. Please join us in thanking all our instructors andfacilitators for all their time, effort and expertise!BOB LINDAHLBob is a retired professor of mathematics at Morehead State University.He received his Ph.D. at the University of Oregon. Bob specialized in theteaching of discrete and applied mathematics. He is a member of the AmericanMathematical Association (AMS), and has given many presentations at AMSmeetings.DEAN ROWLANDRUSS BRENGELMANDean is a retired Middle School Math Educator. He is a former KentuckyCroquet Association State Champion. Dean is also a retired Chess Coach.Russ is a former Professor of Physics at Morehead State University (MSU). Hereceived his Ph.D. and M.S. in Physics from Georgia Institute of Technology, anda Bachelor of Engineering Physics at Auburn University. Russ’ academic careerat MSU included advising physics and pre-engineering students. In retirement,he enjoys acrylic painting and volunteer activities.JOE SARTORJoe earned his bachelor’s degree in Art from Centenary College in Shreveport,Louisiana. He enlisted in the Army after graduation and was stationed inGermany until he completed his service in 1965. He earned his M.A. in Artfrom the University of Missouri at Columbia in 1968. Afterwards, Joe accepteda teaching position at Morehead State University, where he taught studio artuntil his retirement in 2000.SARAH CANOSarah has worked with OLLI at UK since 2010. She has taught Spanish at alllevels including, high school, at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, MoreheadState University and for OLLI. Sarah also taught English in Valencia, Spain fortwo years and English as a second language in Lincoln, Nebraska. Her maininterest at present is helping OLLI at UK grow.HELEN CHADWELLHelen is a member of OLLI Advisory Board and Co-Chair of the Promotion andMembership Committee. She is retired from St. Claire Regional Medical Centerwhere she worked as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist in the Chemistry Lab.LARRY DIXONLarry has more than forty years behind the lens photographing numerousweddings, creating images for Bluegrass record album covers and other fineimages. He served as the official photographer for the Marine Corps Reserve inFleming County for WWI hero Franklin Runyon Sousley’s memorial dedication.Larry is one of the six flag-raisers in the famous photograph of United StatesMarines raising the flag on Iwo Jima in World War II. He also spent a weekalongside National Geographic Photographer Karen Kasmauski as shephotographed a story for the magazine.Caudill Fellowshipfor Adults 65 and OlderCAROLYN FRANZINICarolyn grew up on a farm in Kansas where she learned to do everything fromraking hay, raising rabbits to making soap. She has always been very interestedin other cultures. She has traveled to numerous countries in Asia including tenvisits to China and living with farm families in Taiwan. Prior to retirement, sheworked in several areas in the field of education including alternative educationand food service administration. Carolyn discovered the value of stories bylistening to professional storytellers. She loves to inspire others to value andwrite their own stories.The Caudill Fellowship allows students, 65 andolder, to attend MSU at no cost. To be eligible forthe Caudill Fellowship, applicants must completethe application for admission to Morehead StateUniversity at uate/Apply-Now. Transcriptsor other forms may be required to processapplications by Enrollment Services. Students alreadyaccepted for study at MSU do not have to reapply foradmission to be eligible for the Caudill Fellowship.KENT FREELANDKent is a retired university professor. His interests range from reading books towriting books to all kinds of sporting activities.FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE CAUDILLSCHOLARSHIP, PLEASE CONTACT:FRAN HELPHINSTINEFran is a retired Professor of English from Morehead State University. Shereceived her Ph.D. in English Renaissance Literature and Drama from IndianaUniversity (Bloomington, IN). Fran is also an annual contributor to ShakespeareAssociation of America convention seminars.Morehead State UniversityOffice of Financial Aid150 University Blvd., Morehead, KY 40351finaid@moreheadstate.eduDENNIS KARWATKADennis is a retired Professor of Applied Engineering and Technology atMorehead State University. He holds degrees in Mechanical Engineering and7WHERE CURIOSITY NEVER RETIRES

REGISTRATION DIRECTIONSDIRECTIONS TO REGISTERVisit www.uky.edu/olli/how-to for the online registration step-by-step guide. After reading the registrationguide, go to the online registration site, uky.augusoft.net – Read through FAQs for important information.Online registrants will be able to view and print their confirmation information immediately afterregistering. Receipts and confirmation letters will automatically be emai

handed out at the first class. SPRING 2019 REGISTRATION SCHEDULE & INFORMATION MONDAY, FEB. 11, 10 A.M. Spring course catalog available online at uky.augusoft.net THURSDAY, FEB. 14, 1 - 2 P.M. Morehead Open House and Registration Morehead United Methodist Church (Wesley Hall) 27 West Main Street Morehead, KY