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O L L I R E G I S T R AT I O N O P T I O N S P O L I C I E S A N D P R O C E D U R E SOLLI REGISTRATION OPTIONSONLINE: Visit our website at www.OLLIatRinglingCollege.org and follow the links. If you have more than one address,remember to use the address that is associated with the credit card you are using.BY MAIL: Fill out the mail-in form. Enclose it with your check or credit card information and mail to:OLLI at Ringling College, 1001 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34236PHONE: Call the office at 941-309-5111. Leave a voice message: Include your name, billing address, and phone number,and also tell us what classes you would like. We will return your call ASAP.Contacting the OLLI OfficePHONE: 941-309-5111EMAIL: OLLI@ringlingcollege.eduCancellations and Schedule Changes If a class is cancelled due to under enrollment, students will receivea full refund. Students will also receive a full refund if an instructor cancels a class priorto its start. Once a class has started, and an instructor cancels a class for medicalor personal reasons, students will receive a prorated refund based onthe number of classes held prior to cancellation. Students are expectedto pay for course session(s) they attend.Summer Online Refund PolicyIf you drop a class before the start date, you will receive a 100% refund. Thereare no refunds after the class starts.Transfer PolicyYou may request a transfer to another course (within the same term), up to48 hours after the first scheduled class session, at no charge. A transfer canbe accommodated only if there is space in the class.OLLI COURSES: You may request a transfer to another course(within the same term), up to two (2) business days after the first scheduledclass session, at no charge. A transfer can be accommodated if there isspace in the class.STUDIO & DIGITAL ARTS COURSES: No transfers allowed.8Wait ListOnce a student is placed on a wait list, he/she will be notified if a seatbecomes available in the class he/she wishes to attend. The student willhave 24 hours to notify OLLI staff of their interest in the class. We will usethe student-provided contact information for notification by phone oremail. If the student has not contacted the office within 24 hours, the nextstudent on the wait list will be contacted.Learning EnvironmentAbove all else, our ultimate goal is to provide a stimulating and thoughtfullearning experience.We are committed to creating an intellectually nurturing environment thatencourages a collegial exchange of ideas and concepts and enables us tobroaden our perspectives and hone our opinions. Sometimes we agreewith others’ viewpoints; sometimes we question them and feel the need topresent an alternative view. This honest give and take of scholastic discourse,tempered with mutual respect and an open mind, makes for a rare andmemorable learning experience.We all play a role in maintaining this balance of civility andacademic freedom.Here’s how you can do your part: ALLOW others to have their say. RESPECT the rights of others to express their views. LISTEN quietly while instructors or other students are speaking. REFRAIN from quarrelsome interruptions to an instructor’s presentation. ENSURE cell phones are switched off during the class. COMPLY with staff and instructor requests.

O L L I C O U R S E S O N L I N E C U R R E N T E V E N T S & G LO B A L A F FA I R S H E A LT H & W E L L- B E I N G H I S T O R YC U R R E N T E V E N T S & G LO B A L A F FA I R SNEW EXPLORE IMMIGRATION POLICYCourse #CV121Thursdays: 11 am-12 pm4 Sessions: June 4-June 25ONLINEThomas GoldmanU.S. immigration is complex and ever-changing. This courseexamines the history of immigration policies in the UnitedStates, the way the system works, and the conflicting valuessurrounding hot topics in the news today. The purpose ofthe course is to provide information that will help expand thediscussion related to fixing a system that many believeis broken. Gold Member: 63; Silver Member: 70.H E A LT H & W E L L- B E I N GNEW STRESS MANAGEMENTAND MEDITATIONCourse #HW124Tuesdays: 11 am-12 pm4 Sessions: June 2-June 23ONLINEJudy RosemarinHow to stay calm in these tumultuous times. You will learnthe difference between eustress and distress, understand howstress negatively impacts our health, how to read and redirectyour stress signals and symptoms, so as to improve your senseof ease living in today’s new world. Gold Member: 63.Silver Member: 70.EVIDENCE-BASED PREVENTIVE MEDICINECourse #HW123Tuesdays & Thursday: 1-2 pm8 Sessions: June 30-July 23ONLINEAl TripodiIn this course, we will learn what constitutes evidence inmedicine and science, and discuss what can be done, ifanything, to improve our longevity and quality of life. Our focuswill be on major diseases and killers such as hypertension,diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and dementia. A full sessionwill focus on geriatrics. Our discussions will explore the roles ofnutrition, lifestyle, and “alternative medicine” in staying healthy.An energetic attempt will be made to debunk commonly heldmyths. There is no required reading. Questions will be activelyencouraged. Gold Member: 85.50; Silver Member: 95.NEW BREATHING THROUGH COVID-19:SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR CRISIS TIMESCourse #HW125Wednesdays: 11 am-12:20 pm8 Sessions: June 3-July 22ORCourse #HW125Fridays: 11 am-12:20 pm8 Sessions: June 5-July 24ONLINEPaula MorrisEnhance respiration and self-induce a calmer state to managethe trauma of this crisis whether you are stuck at home or onthe front lines of this pandemic. Tap into the empowerment ofyoga’s life-enhancing methods of mindfulness, pranayama, andmeditation to impact your body’s immunity under stress andtransform anxiety into healthy responses and problem-solving.In a time when we may feel helpless, learn what you can do tobe ready and resilient with resources to recover.Gold Member: 85.50. Silver Member: 95.HISTORYANCIENT EXPLORERSCourse #HS128Wednesdays 1-2:20 pm5 Sessions: June 24-July 22ONLINEDavid MianoThis series examines travel and discovery before 500 CE. Itwill chronicle actual voyages, focusing on the remarkablefigures who braved the unknown, the objects of their journeys,and their crude equipment and knowledge. We will look intothe earliest inventions in travel technology, geographicalknowledge in ancient times, and our earliest accounts ofexploration, including expeditions of the Egyptians. Next will bethe renowned Greek and Carthaginian explorers who venturedinto Africa, the north seas, and Asia. We will look at expeditionsof the Romans, who attempted to find a sea passage to India,and finally, the journeys of the early Chinese explorers.Gold Member: 76.50; Silver Member: 85.9

O L L I C O U R S E S O N L I N E L A N G U A G E L I T E R AT U R E M U S I C A P P R E C I AT I O NLANGUAGEFRENCH IS FUN, PART 1Course #LA106Thursdays: 9-10:20 am6 Sessions: June 4-July 9ONLINETess CieuxIs Paris on your bucket list? Would you like to have usefulFrench phrases at your fingertips and learn more about Frenchculture? Learn practical, colloquial French expressions anddevelop listening and speaking skills so that you can shopwith ease at neighborhood bakeries, cheese shops, gourmetdelis, and outdoor markets; order in chic bistros and brasseries;and hunt for bargains at trendy Parisian discount boutiques.Only minimum prior exposure to French required (advancedbeginners and above). Targeted worksheets introducing basicgrammar concepts will be provided weekly. Gold Member: 81;Silver Member: 90.FRENCH FOR FUN, PART 2Course #LA107Thursdays: 11 am-12:20 pm6 Sessions: June 4-July 9ONLINETess CieuxIs Paris on your bucket list? Come, join us for a discovery ofFrench language and culture. Building on grammar conceptslearned in French for Fun, Part 1, we will perfect the art ofcolloquial French-speaking in everyday situations includingbuying gourmet products in neighborhood boutiques; visitingtrendy Parisian tourist venues; ordering dinner in a Frenchrestaurant; and, discussing French cultural trends. Attendancein the fall class or a beginning knowledge of French is desirable.Targeted worksheets developing grammar concepts will beprovided weekly. Gold Member: 81; Silver Member: 90.L I T E R AT U R ENEW JOHN D. MACDONALDAND TRAVIS MCGEECourse LI118Mondays: 11 am-12:20 pm8 Sessions: June 1-July 20ONLINEMartha HillJohn D. MacDonald, was awarded the Grand Master Awardby the Mystery Writers of America, their highest honor. His 21Travis McGee novels are a successful mystery series not merelyentertaining, but well written. Since MacDonald died in 1986,our examination of the books will provide both enjoymentand a window into the era in which they were written illustratedby the settings, plots, characters, and multi-novel characterarcs. The reading list, one book per week, will be posted aweek before the beginning of class. Gold Member: 85.50.Silver Member: 95.10GREAT BOOKSCourse #LI117Tuesdays: 9-10:30 am6 Sessions: June 9-July 14ONLINECharles SprandelMethod: Shared inquiry discussion allows everyone to read andenjoy great works of literature. Discussion is based on the textat hand and only that text.Material: The text is Order and Chaos from The Great BooksReading & Discussion Program and can be purchased onlineat Amazon.Assignment: Before the first class, please read The Overcoat byNikolai Gogol. Additional readings this term include Bhagavad(selections); Troth by Gregor von Rezzori; The Bacchae byEuripides; Everything That Rises Must Converge by FlanneryO’Connor; and poetry by William Butler Yeats, Wallace Stevens,Robert Frost, and Elizabeth Bishop. Gold Member: 81;Silver Member: 90.SHORT STORY COLLECTIVECourse #LI116Wednesdays: 11 am- 12:30 pm6 Sessions: June 3-July 8ONLINEDebbie Mackler and Thomas MillerLove short stories? You’re not alone. Join a collaborativefeaturing different presenters who, each week, willshare their favorite short stories. Read the stories beforeclass and be prepared to discuss and analyze the talestogether! Story selections will be posted on the OLLI websitewww.OlliAtRinglingCollege.org under “Course Materials.Gold Member: 81. Silver Member: 90.M U S I C A P P R E C I AT I O NNEW THE 27 CLUB: ROCK & ROLL HEAVENCourse #MA112Tuesdays: 11 am-12:20 pm6 Sessions: June 2-July 7ONLINETony MoonThe stories are many and they are all a bit different. We willrecall members of the “27 Club”—their lives, influences, andwhat caused their early passing. We will discuss their amazingmusical history to see if there was a common thread thatconnected the short lives of artists like Janis Joplin, JimiHendrix, and Amy Winehouse. Join us as we listen to songs andsee videos of more than a dozen artists who are members ofthis club. “If you believe in forever, then life is just a one nightstand—if there’s a rock and roll heaven, you know they’ve got ahell of a band.” Gold Member: 81; Silver Member: 90.

O L L I C O U R S E S O N L I N E P S YC H O LO G Y T E C H N O LO G Y W R I T I N GP S YC H O LO G YT E C H N O LO G YFREUD, JUNG, AND HILLMAN: THE SHAPINGOF AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGYNEW S.A.F.E.(SECURITY AWARENESS FOR EVERYONE)Course #PY113Friday: Two sessions: Morning 11 am-12:30 pm& Afternoon: 1-2:30 pm2 Sessions: June 5Course #TC115Wednesdays: 11 am-12 pm4 Sessions: June 3-June 24ONLINEPaul WaxThere are risks associated with using your personal informationfor financial, health, legal and other purposes. Your informationneeds to be protected against unauthorized exposure or usewhich can result in identity theft, impersonation, and evencriminal acts and deeds. What are the threats that lurk outthere? How can you identify and reduce these risks associatedwith these threats? What do you do if your information hasbeen compromised? In this class you will learn about varioususeful tips and practices as to how you can identify thesethreats and defend yourself against them as well as actions totake if your personal information is compromised.Gold Member: 63; Silver Member: 70.Velva Lee HeratyGrowth and change are endemic to the American way of life.Nowhere is this more evident than in the major transformationsbrought by the Victorian, Industrial, and Information ages.Through these periods, what we now accept as the field ofpsychology was born, bred, and carried across the pond.This presentation will track the historical psychologicaldevelopmental moments of Austrian neurologist SigmundFreud (1856-1939), the founder of psychoanalysis; Swisspsychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961), the founder ofanalytical psychology; and American-born psychologist JamesHillman (1926-2011), the founder of archetypal psychology. Joinus for the discussion. Gold Member: 49; Silver Member: 55.ONLINEWRITINGHAPPINESS IS AN INSIDE JOBCourse #PY114Thursdays: 11 am-12 pm6 Sessions: June 4-July 9ONLINEJudy RosemarinDon’t we know it! Even though we are inside, we can stillimpact our happiness regardless of external circumstances.Research shows that we have control over our thoughts andactions, despite genetics and external circumstances. You willdiscover your Signature Strengths so you can use them toenjoy more of what you already are naturally included to enjoy.Gold Member: 81. Silver Member: 90.MEMOIR PLUSCourse #WR105Thursdays: 11 am-12:30 pm8 Sessions: June 4-July 23ORMEMOIR PLUSCourse #WR105Thursdays: 1-2:30 pm8 Sessions: June 4-July 23ONLINERonni MillerMemoir Plus is a hands-on writing workshop usingthe raw material of one’s own life to write both non-fictionand fiction stories. Documenting and expressing these storiesis a way to understand our own lives better. Motivationalexercises from the Write It Out program include in-classwarm-up exercises and spontaneous writing activities thatstimulate feelings, memories, and experiences. Assignmentssuggested on the syllabus are geared to these exercises andallow for individual interpretation and creativity. The fun ofsharing stories in a nurturing environment promotes pleasureand recognition. Gold Member: 85.50; Silver Member: 95.11

OLLI COURSES CANCELEDCANCELED OLLI COURSESC U R R E N T E V E N T S & G LO B A L A F FA I R SM U S I C A P P R E C I AT I O NUNDERSTANDING NATIONALSECURITY INTELLIGENCELIFE ON KEY: RELIVING YOURMEMORIES THROUGH MUSICCourse #CV120Course #MA111ECONOMICS & FINANCESCIENCESUCCESSFUL STRATEGIESIN TODAY’S MARKETSCIENCE WEDNESDAYSCourse #SI108Course #EC103T E C H N O LO G YH E A LT H & W E L L- B E I N GiPHONE FOR TRAVELERSMIND-BODY REBOOT: MINDFULPRACTICES TO OPTIMIZE YOUR LIFECourse #TC114Course #HW122QUIET THE MIND: RELIEVE STRESS,FIND PEACE WITH MEDITATIONCourse #HW100MIND-BODY PRACTICES FORHEALTHIER LIVINGCourse #HW10512

STUDIO DIGITAL ARTS ONLINELearning that lasts a lifetime.13

S T U D I O D I G I TA L A R T S : 3 WAY S T O R E G I S T E RSTUDIO DIGITAL ARTS: 3 WAYS TO REGISTER1. Create an account on https://rcad.augusoft.net/ Click on LOGIN/REGISTER. Follow the prompts to create an account, add the classes to your shopping cart, and pay online.2. Email scs@ringling.edu Title your email “CLASS REGISTRATION” so our staff may process your request ASAP. List which classes you would like to take, preferably with the course number. Include your name, billing address, and phone number for us to call back. DO NOT include your credit card information. One of our office staff will call you to get the credit cardand complete the transaction.3. Call our office number at 941-309-5111 Leave a voice message: Include your name, billing address, and phone number, and also tell us what classesyou would like. We check our secure voicemail daily and will contact you directly to get your credit card informationand process your transaction ASAP.14

S T U D I O D I G I TA L A R T S Q U I C K- F I N D G U I D E R E G I S T R AT I O N F O R MPlease indicate your choice of course(s) and quantity from the list below, then complete all information on the bottomof this page. Return the form to: SDA at Ringling College, 1001 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34236.STUDENT INFORMATION (Please print clearly)Name (as it appears on credit card)[ ] I am a new studentBilling Address City/State/ZIPPhone Number Email AddressSTUDIO DIGITAL ARTS IMMERSIONS (Number in parenthesis after class title indicates course sessions)JUNE 8-12: MONDAY-FRIDAYFigure, Gesture, Expression (5) DR300 (p. 17) 9 am-4 pm 285Connecting Music to Art (5) DS310 (p. 17) 9 am-4 pm 285Mastering Adobe Lightroom (5) PH320 (p. 18) 9 am-4 pm 285Mastering Color Through Exploration (5) PT310 (p. 18) 10 am-4 pm 255Q Q Q Q JUNE 8-19: MONDAY-FRIDAYFilmmaking: Pre- to Post-Production (10) FM300 (p. 18) 9 am-12:30 pm 255Q JUNE 15-19: MONDAY-FRIDAYDigital Painting Masterclass (5) DS311 (p. 17) 9 am-4 pm 285Graphic Novels: Image and Word (5) DS312 (p. 17) 9 am-4 pm 285Exploring Botanicals in Drawing and Watercolor (5) PT330 (p. 18) 10 am-4 pm 255Writing The Artist Statement (5) WR106 (p. 18) 9 am-4 pm 255PHOTO POLICY: By registering for courses, I acknowledge that my photo may be taken whileat the Ringling College Museum or Main Campus, and utilized for purposes of promoting ContinuingStudies programs. If I do not want my photo utilized, I will step aside when photos are being taken.Q Q Q Q TOTAL METHOD OF PAYMENTMethod of Payment [ ] Check (enclosed)[ ] Credit Card (Full credit card number required. Registration system does not retain card number.)Visa/MC/AMEX # CCV Code Exp. Date15

S T U D I O D I G I TA L A R T S R E G I S T R AT I O N O P T I O N S P O L I C I E S A N D P R O C E D U R E SSTUDIO DIGITAL ARTS REGISTRATION OPTIONSONLINE: Visit our website at www.ringling.edu/SDA and follow the links. If you have more than one address, rememberto use the address that is associated with the credit card you are using.BY MAIL: Fill out the mail-in form. Enclose it with your check or credit card information and mail to:SDA at Ringling College, 1001 S. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34236PHONE: Call the office at 941-309-5111. Leave a voice message: Include your name, billing address, and phone number,and also tell us what classes you would like. We will return your call ASAP.PaymentWe accept Visa, MasterCard, and American Express, cash or check madepayable to Ringling College of Art and Design.Cancellation/RefundIf you wish to cancel a class, we must have written notification. We are unableto accept cancellations by phone.Students are responsible for purchasing their supplies unless otherwise noted.The course supply list is attached to the course description in the registrationsystem and the syllabus is provided at the first class session.You may email your request to scs@ringling.edu or send viaU.S. Postal Service to:Ringling College Museum CampusContinuing Studies1001 S. Tamiami TrailSarasota, FL 34236Faculty and staff benefits are limited to space availability.We must receive your cancellation request no less than 5 business daysbefore the start of class. A 25 administration fee will be assessed anddeducted from your tuition refund. The effective date of cancellation will beupon receipt of your written notification.For more information, call (941) 309-5111 or email us at scs@ringling.edu16

S T U D I O D I G I TA L A R T S I M M E R S I O N S O N L I N E D I G I TA L A R T A N D D E S I G N D R AW I N GSUMMER IMMERSION WORKSHOPS 2020June 8-12, and June 15-19Open to adults (ages 18 )Welcome to Ringling College SDA ONLINE! Connect withRingling College of Art and Design’s community of like-mindedlifelong learners. Find camaraderie and creative inspiration byenrolling in immersive workshops. Strengthen your creativevision and skills through project-based explorations in myriadof media. Most courses welcome students of all skill levels; thecourse description will note if particular

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Ringling College is a division of Ringling College of Art and Design. OLLI at Ringling College operates year-round and is supported through student registrations and private contributions. OLLI courses are non-credit and primarily based on a liberal arts curriculum.