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Encore Campus Fridays Course DescriptionsBeginning PianoPatricia A. Miles AshfordNEWStudents will receive instruction in basic musicaltheory as they learn to play the piano. Access to apiano or keyboard is a must.Required text: The Leila Fletcher Piano CourseBook IThis introduction to feng shui will help youunderstand the meaning of clutter, why you haveit and how it holds you back from the life you weremeant to live. You will learn how to clear clutterfor good.Chair YogaAnn VajnerCrazy for Coupons!Nada DjordjevichThis gentle yoga class includes adaptations oftraditional poses performed mostly from a seatedposition. Chair yoga is a great way to relax fromhead to toe.Want to have fun while saving money on everydaypurchases? Do you just love a great deal? Lookno further! This course will teach you quick andeasy couponing techniques. If you are new tocouponing, come learn how to get started. If you’vebeen doing it for years, learn how to fine-tune yourcouponing skills with advanced techniques.Wear loose clothing and bring a water bottle.Chinese QigongMartha LoisCuriosity! – Great Thinkers and InventorsCarol LucasQigong consists of self-healing techniques thatcombine breathing, sound, movement and mind.Some believe that if practiced daily, qigong mayprevent illness, strengthen the body and helpregain vigor.Learn from great thinkers and inventors whochanged the world by asking “What if?” Thiscourse expands on information found in the bestselling book How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci:Seven Steps to Genius Every Day by Michael J.Gelb, featuring Leonardo da Vinci and other greatthinkers. (Books not required reading.)Wear loose clothing and bring a water bottle.NEWCinema on Trial:The Law as Portrayed in MoviesHugh WeinbergMany films have been made about the legalsystem, often with a critical trial or other legalproceeding at the heart of the story. Havefilmmakers accurately portrayed the law and howit works, or are they "guilty" of misrepresentinglegal processes for their own purposes? Thiscourse offers a recommended list of films forstudents to watch between classes. We will thenput these films "on trial," through discussion anddebate, to determine how realistic they are and toassess their artistic merits.NEWClutter Clearing with Feng ShuiSandy DeemClassical ComposersMichael LaurentyGreat composers come to life as we listen andlearn of their contributions to classical music.This aurally stimulating course will encompassthe work of over 30 composers from the Baroque,Classical, Romantic, Modern and Contemporaryeras, so register early – the show is about to begin!To register, call 216-987-3075, #1NEWDancing in the MoviesJoy Decker BorlandThis course covers the history of dance anddancers in American movies. Gene Kelly, FredAstaire, Busby Berkeley, Fred and Ginger, Shirleyand Bojangles, and many other iconic film dancersand dances will be shown and discussed. Theseshowstopping artists will also be celebratedthrough videos, songs and stories.Flexibility and Balance Training 101Mathew PetersNEWIndependence is defined as the ability to performbasic activities of daily living without help flexibility and balance training is the key toachieving and maintaining your independencethrough your senior years! This course will breakdown the fundamentals while catering eachindividual movement to each participant's levelof ability. Physical ailments? No experience?Not a problem! Minor adjustments can be madeto each movement in order to make this coursechallenging at times, yet realistic and achievableto each participant.Online: www.tri-c.edu/encore9

Encore Campus Fridays Course DescriptionsFitness Fresh Air YogaConnie JelenGreat American Songbook SingersJerry JelinekCelebrate summer by practicing gentle yoga onthe beautiful grounds of the Western Campus.Practice mindfulness as we take brief walksto places unknown to most. Practice walkingmeditation (and maybe hug a tree) to relax themind. We will spread our mats at four differentlocations to experience something new, yetfamiliar, at each class meeting.Explore the lives and times of seven GreatAmerican Songbook singers. Ella Fitzgerald,Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra willbe featured in music and video.NEWWear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes, andbring a water bottle and yoga mat.Fun with Colored PencilsJay BerkowitzColored pencils are a fun way to create artwork.In this course, we will start with regular coloredpencils and then experiment with watercolor andpastel pencils. The instructor will provide pasteland watercolor pencils. Students may also bringtheir own colored pencils and paper.The Globetrotting NaturalistThomas SamplinerShare my experiences discovering natural history,culture and scenery as encountered around theglobe. Featured locations include Crete, Sicily,Borneo, China, selected Canadian provinces andU.S. sites.Glory Days of Cleveland Professional SportsGerry NemethRevisit the glory days of Cleveland’s sports teams,including the 1964 Browns NFL Champions, theCavaliers’ “Miracle of Richfield” and more. Believeit or not, in 1948 all three Cleveland sports teamswon their respective sports championships. Prizesand surprises!NEW10Government Ethics: A Contradiction in Terms?Hugh WeinbergMany people hear the term "government ethics"and think it's a joke, especially in light of thecurrent political climate. Do government ethicsrules serve a useful purpose? Do they encouragegovernment officials to "do the right thing"and give us confidence that they are acting inthe public interest? Do such laws need to bestrengthened or otherwise changed? In thiscourse we will examine, discuss and debate theeffectiveness of government ethics laws and rules,including those affecting conflicts of interest,lobbying, financial disclosure and campaignfinance, and the enforcement of these laws.To register, call 216-987-3075, #1NEWNEWHappiness in AgingCarol LucasHappiness is a byproduct of healthy thinkingpracticed daily. Learn more about living happily atany moment from experts (TED videos) and shareyour own views in this interactive course. Limitedto 15 participants.Healthy AgingJennifer NanceThis course covers eating for a healthy mind,staying fit after 60, how much and what types ofvitamins and minerals you need, and meditationfor healthy aging.The History of American BaseballScott LongertThis course covers the history of baseball fromits beginnings in the early 19th century throughWorld War II. Topics include baseball in Cleveland,touching on League Park and the MunicipalStadium. Great players of the time period willbe examined, along with social issues such asminority groups, women's role in the game andeconomic opportunities.History of Presidential ElectionsDouglas ImhoffHistory of presidential elections in the U.S. from1960-2016 including the candidates, primaryseasons, party conventions, debates, generalelections, election results and interesting factsabout the elections.Introduction to PhotoshopJohn HooksWhether you are new to Photoshop or justbrushing up on the basics, this course should helpyou understand the core Photoshop techniques.Students will be introduced to basic Photoshopfeatures and concepts including opening files andscanning images, using navigational tools, basicimage editing (cropping, removing imperfections,adjusting contrast, correcting colors, sharpeningimages), imaging concepts (color modes, imagesize, resolution and print size) and exportingand printing.Online: www.tri-c.edu/encore

Encore Campus Fridays Course DescriptionsLine DancingAnn EureniusNEWLine dancing is fun and social. There is no pairingup, and everyone can participate. Dances featurebasic steps that everyone performs in unison.Remember how much fun those movies withBasil Rathbone were? Or did you like the oneswith Jeremy Brett better? We will start withBasil Rathbone in the Scarlet Claw and finishwith Jeremy Brett in The Last Vampyre.Wear loose clothing and bring a water bottle.NEWThe Little Prince: The Story of InspirationCamelia BoldAs a universal language, art has the ability totame people. According to The Little Prince byAntoine de Saint-Exupéry, “taming” impliescreating ties. This course is an invitation to createties of friendship, as we write together the storyof inspiration of a fashion catalog based on thefamous novella.NEWNEWNEWPilates BarreAnn VajnerNEWNature PhotographyUsing Any Type of EquipmentThomas SamplinerLearn concepts and techniques to become a betternature photographer.To register, call 216-987-3075, #1This barre class is a combination of ballettechniques, Pilates and yoga. The moves willchallenge your core strength, stability andbalance.No prior dance experience required. Dress tomove and bring a mat for floor work.NEWPing Pong for Beginning, Intermediate andAdvanced PlayersMathew PetersThere are many health benefits to playing tabletennis in your senior years, including increasedhand-eye coordination and mental acuity,improved reflexes and increased balance. It iseasy on the joints, burns calories, offers a socialoutlet, and keeps your brain sharp. This coursewill cater to each individual's experienceand abilities, offering a fun and sometimeschallenging time for all!Natural Solutions to Chronic PainDr. Amanda Weeks HirzAnyone who suffers from chronic pain knows howcomplex it really is. Dr. Amanda of Whole BodyHealth will discuss the three causes of pain andshare solutions for feeling better naturally whileavoiding prescription medications.Paris, Je T'aime/Paris, I Love YouCamelia BoldParis has long been celebrated as the fashioncapital of the world. It is only fitting to revisitthe art of creating custom-made garments whilelearning basic French conversation and hautecouture terminology.The Living Constitution: The Federal System(Part II)James PawlikA continuation of the basic course in federalism,with an emphasis on issues and court decisions ofrecent decades. Examine the nature of the politicaldispute regarding the proper role and limits ofnational government power versus the states, andwhat is at stake in this debate.NEWNEWThe Living Constitution: Origins (Part II)James PawlikA continuation of the basic course in the originsand drafting of the U.S. Constitution. This coursewill focus upon the Bill of Rights, ratification,subsequent amendments and the enduring legacyof the Constitution of 1788 as amended.Movies From the Golden Era:Sherlock HolmesJay BerkowitzWear loose clothing and bring a water bottle.NEWPresidential AssassinationsCharles WoodSurvey of presidential assassinations,assassination attempts and their effect onAmerican history. Topics to be coveredinclude the Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley andKennedy assassinations and the controversiessurrounding them.Online: www.tri-c.edu/encore11

Encore Campus Fridays Course DescriptionsNEWNEWNEWPrintmaking Art AppreciationMartha LoisStaying Informed Online Minus the StressCindi Deutschman-RuizPrintmaking is an entire universe of visualart. The basics of relief, intaglio, lithography,screenprinting and monotype approaches toprintmaking are reviewed. Masterworks in thisvisual art form are shown in slides.The internet is a window on the world – but whereto look? Do you feel at times like you are drowningin information, and none of it is what you want?This hands-on computer class will help you findwhat you do want, with less stress.The Retirement Income ConundrumLynn RubinTai Chi Chuan ExerciseMartha LoisHow do you create additional retirement incomeafter you have retired? This class will address therisk/return puzzle and explore ways to extractmaximum income from existing resources.Participate in a series of slowly performedexercises and meditation practices designed topromote health and wellness. Practiced over time,tai chi can be an internally powerful and peacefulway of experiencing life.Rolling Stones: Gathering No MossFrank ThomasThis course explores the band's British roots andhow they adapted American blues into their ownbrand of rock ’n’ roll.Wear loose clothing and bring a water bottle.NEWThis course covers a variety of pop culture-relatedtopics, with discussion of historical context,tie-in to medicine and foundations in culture.A number of current myths and legends arosefrom a misunderstanding or lack of understandingof science. This course explores how historicalor cultural perspectives have given rise to mythsand cultural practices.Saying It in Sign LanguageMarlene BaruckyThe language of sign is beautiful and descriptive.Starting in infancy and throughout life, manypeople already communicate with their hands.This course will supplement and build a workingvocabulary in sign language. It’s fun, it’s easy, andyou just might be amazed at how useful it can be!Techniques of MeditationTheodore SmithSnap a Fabulous PhotoJohn HooksPeople meditate for a variety of reasons – stressrelief, mental focus and acuity, inner peace, evenlower blood pressure and greater lung capacity.This course will introduce a variety of techniquesbased on principles of traditional Chinesemedicine.Brush up on the basics: Recognize and createphoto ops, Photoshop your pictures and share yourbest photographs with others.NEWTales of History, Culture and MedicineRichard PraysonSo You've Been Named Executor –What Are You in For?Samuel ButcherTV Game Show FunGerry NemethHave you been named executor, trustee or agentin someone's estate plan? Have you wonderedwhat that job entails? This class will explain thefiduciary responsibilities of each of those titles inaddition to what may be required by the fiduciarywhen someone is alive, when someone is ill andwhen someone has passed.Play simulated versions of your favorite TV gameshows: Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, Millionaire,Concentration and more. We will also view footageof famous TV game shows of the past: Beat theClock, What's My Line, GE College Bowl andmore. Prizes (and a few surprises)!Using Your Computer for ResearchTom KocurkoNEWLearn how to use your personal computer toperform free research on products, people,history, health and more.Bring a notebook and pen or pencil.12To register, call 216-987-3075, #1Online: www.tri-c.edu/encore

Encore Campus Fridays Course DescriptionsNEWVictorian Troublemakers: Women ReformersAshley SpeakerHighlighting movements led by women, this seriesexplores the efforts of women as agents of changeduring the 1800s. We will examine the life andwritings of prominent figures such as Susan B.Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Sojourner Truth,Frances Willard and many others. This studywill illustrate the lives of women who pushed theboundaries of gender roles in Victorian society andfought for rights and improvements that we stillbenefit from today.NEWWildflowers of the SeasonThomas SamplinerLearn how to identify them, what habitats theygrow in, where to find them and some anecdotaluses and purposes. Newcomb's Wildflower Guideis a useful book to obtain.To register, call 216-987-3075, #1NEWWills vs. Trusts: Which Do I Need?Erin EureniusMany people assume that if they have a last willand testament, all of their estate planning needsare covered. But trusts are not just for the megawealthy. This course will cover the differencesbetween a will and a trust. Learn how a trust canprotect assets during your lifetime.NEWWire-Wrapping Jewelry and TablewareEvelyn FinleyLearn the creative art of wire wrapping. In thiscourse you will learn how to wire-wrap jewelry, awine glass and/or serving pieces. A different itemwill be wire-wrapped each session.Online: www.tri-c.edu/encore13

How to RegisterRegister online, by mail or fax, by phone or in person!ONLINE at www.tri-c.edu/encore1. Click on the Encore Campus Fridays location ofyour choice.2. Click on Online Registration.3. You will need your student ID (S#) and PIN to registeronline. If you do not know your S# or need to reset yourPIN, please call 216-987-3075, option 1.4. If you have never taken a class at Tri-C and do not havea student ID, you will have the opportunity to createan account as you register.5. Payment must be made via credit card* or electroniccheck to register online.6. You must complete the online payment at the timeof registration.BY MAIL OR FAX1. Complete the registration form located on the lastpage of the catalog or download a printable format www.tri-c.edu/encore.2. For Encore Campus Fridays registration, select a first andsecond choice for each of the class periods in whichyou wish to enroll. (You may attend from one to sixclasses for one low fee of 99.)4. New students without a Tri-C student ID (S#) canregister using date of birth and the last four digits of theirsocial security number to request a student ID.5. Mail, with payment via check, money order or completecredit card* information to:Tri-C UTC Enrollment Center2415 Woodland Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 441156. -OR- Fax your registration form, with completecredit card* information, to the UTC Enrollment Centerat 216-987-3210.BY PHONE1. Have your selected courses, CRNs and credit card* ready.2. Call 216-987-3075, option 1.IN PERSONYou may register in person at any Tri-C Enrollment Center.See www.tri-c.edu/enrollment-center/ for EnrollmentCenter locations and hours of operation.Note: Effective Oct. 1, 2015, credit cards will no longer be accepted inperson at the registration window. Payment may still be made by check,money order or cash.*IMPORTANT PAYMENT INFORMATIONEffective July 15, 2014, a 2.4 percent service fee will apply to allpayments made by credit card for Cuyahoga Community College(Tri-C ) credit and non-credit tuition, fees and other student account3. Complete the registration form, including coursenumbers (CRNs).charges. Call 216-987-3075 if you have any questions.View and Print Your Course ScheduleNew StudentsA schedule will be emailed to you the day after you register,so please make sure we have your current email address. Ifnot, please update it either via my Tri-C space or b

SENIOR ADULT EDUCATION FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS ncore 55 ADULT EDUCATION Summer 2017 Schedule. For more than 40 years, Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C ) has been a premier provider of education to individuals 55 and older. Based on the concept of providing . The Living Constitution: The Federal System (Part II) James Pawlik 30780 Paris, Je .