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CURRICULUM GUIDE SPRING 2018 Membership Benefits Mission Statement n Access to OLLI classes, events and trips OLLI at USCB is devoted to providing quality, n Access to USCB’s campus library & research intellectually stimulating, not-for-credit, n Participation in OLLI’s Lowcountry concert band educational opportunities and experiences n Discount tickets to USCB Chamber Music Series specifically developed for adults who are age n Discount meals at USCB dining halls 50 and older. n Discount fees for Continuing Education courses Who is Bernard Osher? Membership: $40 annually (covers 365 days) Bernard Osher, a patron of education and the Registration Fee for Classes: arts, started The Bernard $120.00 each term for UNLIMITED number of classes Osher Foundation in OR 1977, which seeks to PAYGO Option (pay as you go) improve the quality of 1 – 2 session class = $12.00 for entire course life through support 3 or more sessions = $20.00 for entire course for higher education Online is the fastest way to register and the arts. A native of Biddeford, Maine and a Bernard Osher http://OLLI.USCB.edu graduate of Bowdoin College, Osher pursued a long OLLI Offices successful career in business and is affiliated with a USCB Historic Beaufort Campus number of philanthropic boards. 801 Carteret Street, Beaufort, Room 119 Phone: 843-521-4113

USCB Bluffton Campus Parking OLLI members are considered students and should One University Blvd., Bluffton, Room 161 park in student lots. Please do not park in visitor spaces Phone: 843-208-8247 on campus.OLLI parking decals are required on USCB Fax: 843-208-8291 (accepted for all offices) Bluffton Campus. Hilton Head Island 2 Mathews Court, Suite B & C Phone: 843-208-8239

E-mail: [email protected] OLLI staff:

Andrèa Sisino, Margaret Saltrick, Jim Nicholson, Erica Martin, Mary Anne Cindy Bricker. Director Admin Coordinator Registrar Program Devonshire. Program Program Assistant Administrator Administrator Osher Lifelong Learning Institute January 9 - May 5 , 2018 Directions to OLLI Classrooms ...... 2 Lunch & Learn ...... 33 Curriculum Committee Members ...... 2 Music ...... 33-35 OLLI Code of Conduct ...... 3 Personal Growth & Development ...... 35-36 Tours ...... 4 Religion ...... 36 Art & Culture ...... 5-7 Science ...... 37-38 Business & Finance ...... 7-8 Social Sciences ...... 38-39 Community Issues ...... 8-10 Study Groups ...... 39-40 Computers & Technology ...... 10-11 Travel ...... 40-41 Ecology ...... 11-13 Writing ...... 41 Gardening ...... 13-14 Faculty Section ...... 42-52 Government ...... 14-16 Registration Forms Pullout center History ...... 16-24 section ...... 1-8 Health & Medicine ...... 24-26 Calendars ...... 53-59 Interest Groups ...... 26-29 International Studies ...... 29-30 REGISTRATION OPENS Legal ...... 30-31 JANUARY 9, AT 10am Literature & Film ...... 31-33 Low Country Community Band ...... 33 http://OLLI.USCB.edu THE GUIDE KEY Mother Nature New Class Tours Theme Online Registration is the fastest way to register for OLLI classes

PHOTO CREDITS: Tom Mills, Margaret Saltrick, Sophia Schade & friends of OLLI.

COASTAL DISCOVERY MUSEUM PAGE 1 A special thank you to our curriculum committee members, who volunteer huge amounts of time to put together OLLI’s wonderful array of classes. Thank you to the Chairs of each region, who lead this planning effort. Thank You

Bluffton Curriculum Committee + Back row: Loretta Novince, Anita Hill, John Baxter, Joanne Miller Front row: Carol Liff, Lois Kazenski (Chair), Diana Heitman Not pictured: Tom Anderson, Deena Chontow, Gladys Kahn, Cynthia Kryda, John McAndris, Helen McKernan (At Large), Jan Trabb (Adjunct)

Beaufort Curriculum Committee Back row: Kathleen Jordan (Chair), Nancy Myers, Katherine Brown, Merilyn Smith Front row: Leslie Holbrook, Barbara Krakehl, Jim Rosen Not pictured: Erica Martin (Staff), Karen McDowell, Connie Scuderi

Hilton Head Island Curriculum Committee + Back row: : Gloria Holmes, Jacqueline Emery, Mary Anne Devonshire (Staff), Diane Surrusco, Robin Jordan, Dave Desjardins Front row: Bill Jordan, Marie Mcclune, Lois Mccue (Chair), Maria Berliner Not pictured: Anita Muenkel, Tom Spann, Sherry White

Directions To OLLI Classroom Locations

Univ. of South Carolina Beaufort – Bluffton Campus One University Blvd. Bluffton, SC, 29909. The OLLI classroom is located in the Hargray building, which faces 278, across from Palmetto Electric. Room 156. OLLI office is Room 161

Univ. of South Carolina Beaufort – Historic Beaufort Campus 801 Carteret Street, Beaufort, SC 29902. The OLLI classroom is located in the Sandstone building, Room 124. OLLI office is Room 119.

Hilton Head Island OLLI Office and Classroom 2 Mathews Court, Suite B-C. Hilton Head Island, SC 29926. Mathews Court is off Mathews Drive, across from BI-LO Center. http://OLLI.USCB.edu OLLI CODE OF CONDUCT OLLI seeks to meet the needs of an engaged learning community and maximize the learning experience for all members. We promote a positive, educational culture. Please respect the rights of instructors and members through active listening and thoughtful discussion, especially if you are not in agreement with others’ opinions. Monopolizing discussions, undermining the instructor’s credibility, and being disrespectful in words or actions, will not be tolerated. Raise Your Hand When You Have A Question Or Comment. Blurting out comments or questions can disrupt the class and instructor’s presentation. Show Up for the classes you are registered for! Contact An OLLI Office If You Are Unable To Attend a class that you are registered in. Please Sign In for all OLLI classes you attend. Cell Phones And Other Electronic Devices – turn electronic devices off or vibrate mode when in class. HOW TO STAY INFORMED n Read your e-mail class reminders. n Keep a Curriculum Guide available all term in case you have questions, changes, etc to your schedule. n Visit the OLLI Website.http:olli.uscb.edu n Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/olli-at-uscb n Read your Constant Contact OLLI Monthly Membership Newsletter n Questions? Contact an OLLI office. We’re here to make your OLLI experience the best it can be! VOLUNTEER OLLI is a membership organization that celebrates and depends on the volunteer efforts of hundreds. All instructors, curriculum committee members, class attendants, and office assistants are volunteers. OLLI even has volunteer musicians, proof readers, garden assistants, coffee helpers, band equipment managers and a myriad of others who volunteer their time and expertise – if even for a couple of hours each week. Interested in learning about volunteer opportunities? Contact the OLLI office (Beaufort, Bluffton or Hilton Head) and find out how you can make a difference in the OLLI program! TIPS FOR REGISTRATION The Fastest, Most Efficient Way To Register Is On-Line.This allows users to print a copy of their class transcript (helps to keep you organized and reminds you what you signed up for), sort classes by instructor and category, and many other benefits. Go to http://olli.uscb.edu To Ensure A Smooth On-Line Registration Process, We Strongly Suggest You: Pay your term fees BEFORE January 9, 2018. If your membership fee is due within the Spring term, pay that as well. Review your on-line account BEFORE January 9, 2018. Review your password and process. Questions? Contact an OLLI office.

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PAGE 3 Tours, Tours and More Tours! Here is a complete list of the tours offered this term. For more details, see their course descriptions. Sign up early – these tours fill up fast!

ART205 ART AND ARTISTS IN THE MAKING AT USCB, 4/19/2018, 10:00 AM ART211 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY TELEVISION, 4/16/2018 and 4/17/2018, 10:00 AM COI204 INTRODUCTION TO THE CITY OF HARDEEVILLE, 2/27/2018, 1:00 PM COI207 TOUR ALLENDALE CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION, 4/4/2018, 10:00 AM COI213 BLUFFTON FIRE MAINTENANCE/TRAINING TOUR, 4/5/2018, 1:00 PM ECO200 WHAT’S UP WITH OUR WATER?, 2/22/2018, 10:00 AM ECO203 MAY RIVER ECOLOGY TOUR, EXPEDITION I, 3/13/2018, 10:00 AM, $25* ECO204 MAY RIVER ECOLOGY TOUR, EXPEDITION II, 3/13/2018, 1:00 PM, $25* ECO206 LEGACY OAKS TOUR, 3/23/2018, 10:00 AM, $19* ECO208 THE OLD RICE FIELDS IN SEA PINES PRESERVE, 4/19/2018, 1:00 PM ECO210 BIRDING FOR BEGINNERS - VISIT TO PINCKNEY, 2/28/2018, 9:00 AM, ECO209 PRE-REQUISITE ECO214 BUTTERFLIES OF THE LOWCOUNTRY, 3/20/2018, 1:00 PM ECO215 YOUR RIVER, YOUR FOOD, 2/20/2018, 1:00 PM ECO217 A VISIT TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA AQUARIUM, 3/9/2018, 7:45 AM, $85* ECO218 AN INTRODUCTION TO HARBOR ISLAND WILDLIFE, 5/3/2018, 10:00 AM GAR200 A TOUR OF CRYSTAL LAKE PARK, 5/2/2018, 10:00 AM GAR209 A SPRING STROLL THROUGH THE POINT, 4/16/2018, 10:00 AM HIS205 IF BEAUFORT PORCHES COULD TALK, 3/22/2018, 5:15 PM, $10* HIS206 A TOUR OF DATAW RUINS, 4/18/2018, 1:30 PM, $10* HIS227 THE HISTORY OF ANCHORAGE 1770, 4/17/2018, 2:00 PM, $10* HIS228 BLUFFTON JACK’S OLD TOWN HISTORY WALKING TOUR #1, 4/10/2018, 10:00 AM, $15* HIS229 BLUFFTON JACK’S OLD TOWN HISTORY WALKING TOUR #2, 4/10/2018, 1:00 PM, $15* HIS230 BLUFFTON JACK’S OLD TOWN HISTORY WALKING TOUR #3, 4/12/2018, 1:00 PM, $15* HIS232 THROUGH MY FATHER’S EYES: A MIGHTY EIGHTH TOUR, 3/20/2018, 10:00 AM, $22* HIS236 EXPLORING HONEY HORN’S NATURE AND HISTORY, 3/26/2018, 10:00 AM HIS241 A TOUR OF BONAVENTURE CEMETERY, 3/14/2018, 1:00 PM, $3* HIS244 GARVIN-GARVEY HOUSE TOUR, 4/5/2018, 10:00 AM, $5* HIS247 PENN CENTER AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 2/2/2018, 10:00 AM, $7* HIS250 WALKING HISTORY AND MOVIE TOUR OF BEAUFORT, 2/15/2018, 10:00 AM HME2099 SENIORITY MATTERS: SENIOR FRIENDLY EMERGENCY ROOM, 2/2/2018, 10:00 AM HME210 SENIOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS AT THE PORT ROYAL YMCA, 2/7/2018, 1:00 PM ING204 A TOUR OF ROSE HILL MANSION, 4/3/2018, 10:00 AM, $20* ING205 DOWNTOWN DINEAROUND AROUND BEAUFORT, 2/27/2018, 5:30 PM, $39.50* ING2079 DISCOVERING THE SPANISH MOSS TRAIL BY BIKE, 4/12/2018, 10:30 AM ING209 GLUTEN-FREE, NATURAL PRODUCTS, MEALS, 2/1/2018, 1:00 PM ING211 BEHIND THE SCENES TOUR OF YOUR LOCAL PUBLIX, 3/7/2018, 1:00 PM ING217 DISTILLERY TOUR, 2/27/2018, 1:00 PM, $10.00* LIT2129 YOUR LIBRARY: MORE THAN BRICKS AND BOOKS, 2/26/2018, 1:00 PM SPO200 A VISIT TO THE SCAD EQUESTRIAN CENTER, 4/19/2018, 10:00 AM http://OLLI.USCB.edu ART203 THE BASILICA SAGRADA ARTS & CULTURE FAMILIA, BARCELONA: A SPATIAL OPERA Location: 2 Mathews Ct., ART200 BEAUFORT INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Hilton Head Island Sessions: 4 • (BIFF) - THE SUNDANCE OF THE SOUTH Location: 2/13/2018 – 2/16/2018 • T/W/ USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • Th/F • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM 1/30/2018 • Tuesday • 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM This course will be an extensive What Ron and Rebecca Tucker began examination of the Basilica Sagrada Familia, a landmark in as a local Beaufort film festival in 2007 Barcelona. When completed, it will be the tallest church has grown into a large international building in the world. Its construction began in 1882 and is not yet completed. It is visited by two million people a year. cultural event today. FilmFreeway ranked BIFF as the #10 Best Reviewed Using PowerPoint slides and videos, the course will examine its film festival in the world and #1 in history, architecture, theology, extensive art, use of the crafts, South Carolina. In this class, Ron and and innovative construction methods based in mathematics. Rebecca will discuss the history of On the way, we will also get to know its principal guiding BIFF, including some of the growing architect, Antoni Gaudi. Instructor: FRED REISZ pains and why many filmmakers consider acceptance at ART204 CHURCHES TO FEED YOUR SOUL AND BLOW BIFF as a critical confirmation of their work. From the film YOUR MIND Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head selection process, the scoring, categories of the selections, Island Sessions: 4 • 3/27/2018 – 4/17/2018 • the where, when, and how to attend the festival, to the Red Tuesdays • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Carpet Awards Gala, you’ll learn all about BIFF and how to prepare yourself to attend this important, fun, must-go We will explore a variety of churches, many new to annual February festival. There will even be an in-class you, looking at their architecture and intent. We will movie. Instructors: RON and REBECCA TUCKER talk about how their form contributes to their function for worship, or not. We will pay special attention to artistic ART201 WATERCOLOUR EMBOSSING Location: USCB qualities and art works associated with the churches. The Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 2 • 1/29/2018 — course looks at five “great” churches (not cathedrals), 2/5/2018 • Mondays • 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM including Saint Peter’s Basilica. We will explore some Limited Enrollment – 18. This will be a “hands unique churches in natural settings that attempt to integrate on” art class. Participants will learn how to design a with their setting. Finally, we will explore some distinctive linoleum block and cut it out in different depths to make an “city” churches. There will be time for limited discussion. embossed print. Participants will also learn the technique of Instructor: FRED REISZ watercolouring the lino block and transferring it from one ART205 ART AND ARTISTS IN THE MAKING AT surface to another. Registrants are asked to bring pencils USCB Location USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 and ballpoint pens. There is a $20 supplies fee for this Sessions: 2 • 4/19/2018 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation email to those 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM registered with payment details included. Instructor: MERILYN SMITH Limited Enrollment – 30. Tour the Ceramics and Printmaking Studios at USCB with demonstrations of ART202 A LANDSCAPE AFLAME: techniques and projects in those studios by Assistant THE ART OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL Professor Joanna Angell. Then tour other studios and the WAR Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Beaufort campus before we break for lunch on our own in Hilton Head Island Sessions: lovely downtown Beaufort. In the afternoon session, meet 1 • 2/21/2018 • Wednesday • the Senior Exhibition students (soon-to-be graduates of 10:00 AM to 12:00 N USCB’s Studio Art program) for a sneak preview of their The art of leading American artists Exhibition and several Artists’ talks about the work they are and photographers of the American presenting. Please note that this is a two-session course, Civil War era provides unique and compelling images of the with both sessions being held the same day, April 19. experiences of soldiers, civilians and the enslaved. From the The first session runs from 10AM to 11:30 AM, and battlefield to the home front, this art includes insights into the second the viewpoints that motivated both sides of the conflict and from 1PM eloquent depictions of the human face of the war. Many of to 2:30PM. America’s leading 19th century artists, including Frederick Instructor: Church, Winslow Homer and Eastman Johnson, created JOANNA Civil War-related art, and some, like northern artist Sanford ANGELL Gifford and southerner Conrad Wise Chapman, were soldiers themselves. Instructor: RON ROTH

PAGE 5 Arts & Culture ART206 INTRODUCTION TO THE ARCHITECTURE OF Roth, former art curator and museum director, will discuss THE BYZANTINE, ISLAMIC, AND ROMANESQUE ERAS the criteria he used when making museum acquisitions of Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 3 • photography, and mounting exhibitions. Using photography 01/29/2018 – 02/12/2018 • Mondays • 3:00 ranging from the work of Ansel Adams to Diane PM to 5:00 PM Arbus, Roth will examine the question, “When is a photograph a work of art?” Instructor: RON The course will introduce the architectural design ROTH concepts employed by these ancient civilizations, giving a survey of the important buildings erected ART210 THE CROSS AS A SACRED AND in each period. It will relate the buildings to the DEVOTIONAL OBJECT Location: USCB historical forces that influenced their construction. Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • Three lectures, one devoted to each of these 3/23/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N civilizations, will lay the foundation for a continued The cross as a bearer of meaning predates series pertaining to the history of architecture up Christianity and symbolized a variety of themes in the to the present. Professor Larson also invites you to view his ancient world. For the Roman Empire, it was an instrument Instagram site “thearchitectureprofessor,” where he shares a associated with cruel and severe punishment, often leading daily insight into one of his favorite buildings, accompanied to execution for non-Roman citizens. During the reign by a number of his images. Instructor: GERALD LARSON of Constantine the Great, however, the same object once ART207 DANCE TO THE MUSIC Location: 2 Mathews associated with this shameful and humiliating form of Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 4/18/2018 • capital punishment would be transformed into the most Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM recognizable symbol celebrating the triumph of Christ. Dr. Music moves us, literally. Rhythm and movement are deeply Ciresi will discuss the adoption and evolution of the cross for linked throughout human history. Music’s kinetic power Christianity. Focusing on scripture, history, and tradition is the foundation of social and cultural behaviors as diverse as sources of inspiration, she will explain how the diversity as dance, lullabies, sacred rituals and military marches. The of cross shapes and types became sacred and devotional LISA relationship of music and dance shares a dynamic structure objects that testified to the Christian faith. Instructor: VICTORIA CIRESI that supports the universal expressions of human emotion. Through video viewing and commentary, this class explores ART211 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY TELEVISION many of the genres that were created for each other. Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 and Sun City Hilton Examples of dance music couplings include folk traditions, Head Television Studio, Pinckney Hall Sessions: 2 • baroque compositions, ballet, social dances such as the waltz, 4/16/2018 – 4/17/2018 • Mon/Tues • 10:00 AM to tango, salsa as well as modern dances like disco and hip-hop. 12:00 N We will be moved by what we hear, see and feel together! This course will discuss the fundamentals of basic Instructor: MICHELLE AUDET television production, including studio and field ART208 MAUD LEWIS: A FOLK ART TREASURE recording. We will discuss the roles of the producer, Location USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • reporter, camera operator, director, audio operator, switcher, 3/23/2018 • Friday • 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM teleprompter operator, editor, production assistant, script Nova Scotia’s Maud Lewis painted the whole interior writer and promotion director. The course will cover of her tiny one-room house ways to operate a community television station with retired using a unique folk art style. We will volunteers. We will discuss the program topics that may learn about her life, how she overcame be of interest to the community audience and how the physical handicaps, became a celebrity, station can become an effective communication tool for the NOTE: The second class will be held in the and captured the hearts of all of her community. Sun City Hilton Head television studio. The instructor fans, including the President of the will give directions and instructions in the first class. USA. We will view the 2017 movie Instructor: GEORGE CHARLES ROSEHART Maudie, based on her inspiring life and loves. You will understand why ART212 GUSTAV KLIMT: ART NOUVEAU/ the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia has SYMBOLIST “FEMME FATALIE” ARTIST preserved her tiny home and placed it on display in honor of Location USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: her extraordinary talent. Instructor: DEENA CHONTOW 1 • 4/16/2018 • Monday • 3 to 5:00 PM ART209 PHOTOGRAPHY AS ART: A CURATOR’S VIEW Gustav Klimt was often referred to as the most Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • talented exponent of the Art Nouveau movement. 2/19/2018 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM His style as a superb draftsman, brilliant colorist and As photography came into its own as an art form in the early decorative portrait painter reflect Byzantine mosaics. 20th Century, some art museums began collecting Come and share your thoughts as to the use of and exhibiting the work of photographers. Ron nude female models. Was his obsession with the http://OLLI.USCB.edu Business & Finance female figure an application of the line and form of feminine on the Ashley River in Charleston, South Carolina, is an beauty or did he simply use it as a decorative motif element? outstanding example of Palladian architecture in North Instructor: JUDITH BECKLER and JOHN BAXTER America and the only plantation house on the Ashley River to survive intact through both the Revolutionary and Civil ART213 STUDIO AND GALLERY TOUR WITH wars. This presentation will examine the history of the house Location: OFF-SITE, directions supplied and landscape, its present role as a historic house museum, to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • and its future with expanded education and exhibition 3/23/2018 • Friday • 10 to 11:30 AM programming. Instructor: WILLIAM BODINE Limited Enrollment – 25. ART217 LEANING FORWARD: HOW AND WHY WE Suzanne Aulds will display MAKE A PLAY HAPPEN Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton many of her paintings and Head Island Sessions: 1 • 4/16/2018 • Monday • will describe her techniques 10:00 AM to 12:00 N in the world of art. Suzanne is passionate about painting We will take you through the process of how Lean Ensemble and is always eager to Theater selects and produces a play. This will include participate in an exchange the discussion of concept creation, design for the stage, of ideas and experiences with others. Make a Beaufort Art marketing, rehearsals, and every detail that leads up to day of it! After this tour, class participants are encouraged opening night at Lean Ensemble. Lean Ensemble will have to take a self-guided Art Walk in downtown Beaufort, and a block of 25 tickets reserved at the reduced price of $30 perhaps lunch on your own at a local Beaufort restaurant. An per ticket paid at the time of registration for the May 3rd, afternoon course by Pat Schad at Atelier on Bay is listed 7:30 PM, production of “The Importance of Being Earnest,” as a separate course ART214. Instructor: SUZANNE directed by Christine Albright-Tufts, at the Main Street AULDS Theater on Main Street on Hilton Head. You do not have to ART214 AN INTRODUCTION TO ALTERED BOOKS AND buy a ticket to come to the class. Further information will be CREATIVE BOOK ARTS Location: OFF-SITE, directions given to those who sign up for the play. Note that while the supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • class itself is open to 90 OLLI members, there are only 25 reduced- Instructors: 3/23/2018 • Friday • 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM rate tickets available for the class for the play. BLAKE WHITE and CHRISTINE ALBRIGHT-TUFTS Limited Enrollment – 15. Pat Schad will share her ART218 HISTORY AND PROCESSING OF COFFEE: unique works while giving a comprehensive tour of her FROM GREEN BEAN TO CUP Location: USCB studio space at Atelier on Bay. Class participants will enjoy Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/9/2018 • seeing the tools of Pat’s art which include old books, yellowed Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N magazines, sepia photos, dolls, wire, ribbon, paint, glue, ink and an antique book press. But wait, there’s more- she has The course will cover the history of coffee from a closet! (A morning gallery tour by artist, Suzanne Aulds, growing on the plantation through processing by local is also listed as a separate OLLI course, ART213. Make a roasters. As part of the demonstration of coffee processing, day of it for a Beaufort Art Gallery day in downtown a small-scale bean roaster will be utilized during the Beaufort and grab lunch in-between at one of our fun presentation, providing the participants with the feel and restaurants). Instructor: PAT SCHAD smell of the coffee enrichment process. Instructor: IAN DUNCAN ART215 WHOSE ART IS IT? Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 2/21/2018 • Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM BUSINESS & FINANCE While many paintings can be attributed to a given artist just by the artist’s most-known style and genre, many artists BUS200 SOCIAL SECURITY: SEVEN WAYS TO OPTIMIZE have produced less recognizable works. In this short quiz/ YOUR BENEFITS Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 course, we will look at some of these atypical works and Sessions: 1 • 1/30/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N you will try to discern the artist. We will follow each work Social Security plays a crucial role in retirement planning with a short discussion to examine how it fits into the artist’s and it is vital for everyone to be aware of options and catalog, and the synthesis of the work. Well-known works of choices available in taking your social security benefits. This each artist will be viewed for contrast. Instructor: STUART workshop covers when to start taking benefits, working while BLICKSTEIN taking benefits, divorce and widow benefits, and married ART216 CHARLESTON’S DRAYTON HALL: PAST, couples’ Social Security choices. We will cover information PRESENT, AND FUTURE Location: USCB Bluffton, on Medicare benefits; Parts A, B, D and Medicare Advantage Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 2/12/2018 • Monday Plans and how they work. This class will provide valuable • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM handouts that can help us navigate this critical time in our lives. Instructor: LAMY BRODHEAD-BUCK Drayton Hall, an 18th-century plantation located

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BUS201 ADVERTISING: SCIENCE OR ART? Location: number of questions and concerns that should be addressed 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • to help you better prepare for retirement. Your instructors 2/12/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N will also discuss the book Live in Wonder, which relates to Each day, we are exposed to literally thousands of living a successful retirement. Instructor: JIM GROGAN advertisements, paying some attention to hundreds, but acting on only a handful. Take a journey with a world-wide expert through the field of advertising and marketing to COMMUNITY INTEREST discover the science and art of creating great (and not so great) advertising campaigns. We will discuss how science helps COI200 ILP AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE UNITED us to identify high-value customers and how artistic license STATES Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island creates highly actionable messaging – helping us to make Sessions: 1 • 1/29/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N rational (or irrational) purchases. Yes, Mad Men was really like that back in the day! Instructor: DAVE HOFFMEISTER Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP), initiated in the UK as BUS202 PLANNING FOR HEALTHCARE preventive policing against the IRA, was COSTS IN RETIREMENT Location: USCB implemented in the US to help protect Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 5/9/2018 • against terrorists’ attacks after 9/11. Since Wednesday • 3 PM to 5:00 PM then, the progressive introduction of military intelligence processes into police In this course, you will learn about the cost work has led to the adoption of military concerns of medical care in retirement; the basics of tactics by police departments, leading Medicare, including key dates of which all retirees police SWAT teams that use military anti- should be aware; and two approaches for creating terrorist tactics and equipment to replace a health care coverage plan for your retirement. the “beat cop” in many neighborhoods. Instructor: LAMY BRODHEAD-BUCK What are the consequences of this BUS203 REASONS TO BE BULLISH Location: approach, resented and feared as it is in USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • many communities in the US? Instructor: 2/21/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM MARIA BERLINER With so much negativity in the news today, we have COI201 THE HOMELESS OF BEAUFORT COUNTY high conviction that there are great things happening Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • around us. We will arm you with the data we have analyzed 3/16/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N that make us optimistic in the stock market and our country. In a world of gated communities, beautiful beaches, We will touch on some of the data we look at, discuss manicured golf courses and scores of resort-style amenities, different market conditions and highlight various investing it’s difficult to imagine - or see - the harsh realities of principles. We will also provide video commentary from homelessness in the LowCountry. Yet, in Beaufort County economist, Brian Wesbury, who was the Wall Street Journal’s alone, the homeless, including 550 children, are struggling Economist of the Year in 2004, and is often a guest on most everywhere. Join us for a sobering look at a local social issue of the major networks. Instructor: JIM GROGAN that affects us all, and discover the wonderful outreach efforts BUS204 HACK-PROOF YOUR LIFE NOW! Location: that are making a positive difference in the lives of so many. USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 4/5/2018 Instructor: JACK RABBITT • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N COI202 THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER IN Worry about getting hacked? Who doesn’t know BEAUFORT COUNTY Location: USCB Bluffton, someone who has suffered identity theft, an email Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/4/2018 • Wednesday • hack, or some dangerous virus? Everyone is 10:00 AM to 12:00 N vulnerable, but you don’t have to be defenseless. We will As the multicultural student demographics change across discuss at length the New Cybersecurity Rules: protect your the nation and in Beaufort County, educators are looking email, computers, and bank accounts from hacks, malware, at the entire instructional process from planning lessons and identity theft. Instructor: JIM GROGAN through assessment to meet the needs of English Language BUS205 AN INSIDE LOOK AT RETIREMENT LIVING Learners. In this session, you will be exposed to the different Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • cultures in Beaufort County. Learn about best practices and 3/6/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N strategies that help newcomers adjust, feel welcome, and become successful members of the classroom and school Retirement living conjures up various images. Some see community. Understand home culture and prior schooling, retirement living as traveling. Others envision more or interrupted schooling and the impact on a learner. family time. Still others simply look forward to more Instructor: ALISA RHOADS free time. No matter what your view, there are a http://OLLI.USCB.edu Community Interest & Computers COI203 AGING IN PLACE, SAFELY…A FORUM Location: COI207 TOUR ALLENDALE CORRECTIONAL USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/5/2018 INSTITUTION Location: OFF-SITE Allendale • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Correctional Facility, directions supplied to Aging in Place, Safely is a forum registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 4/4/2018 • where we review with seniors the Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM options that are available to them Limited Enrollment – 24. A presentation, a full tour to stay in their homes as long as it of Allendale Correctional Institution, and a discussion, with is safe to do so. We will discuss resources available from area a question and answer session by select inmates, is included. churches, non-profit organizations, “community villages,” Participants will have to pass through security and are only and companies that focus on Senior Care and how seniors permitted to have on their person a driver’s license for ID, can connect with these resources. The forum also includes an small cash for lunch, and car keys. NO OTHER ITEMS interactive component, where attendees share their concerns WILL BE ALLOWED. You must be there no later than about aging in Beaufort County. Instructor: DEBORAH 9:30 AM for this extensive security processing. No cell EDMONDSON phones are allowed. Store ALL other belongings in your COI204 INTRODUCTION TO THE CITY OF HARDEEVILLE car. A lunch will be ordered for all participants at a minimal Location OFF-SITE: Hardeeville Library, , directions cost. All details and directions will be provided to registered supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • participants. Allow at least two hours from Hilton Head. 2/27/2018 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Instructor: JOHN PATE Limited Enrollment – 40. Take a tour of the City COI208 LOCAL REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE of Hardeeville’s infrastructure which will include the Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • new Library, Fire Station 81, Public Works, Police 2/21/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Department Headquarters and municipal court, City Hall This presentation will offer a general description of current and recreational complex. Each stop will include a visit with real estate market conditions for all of Beaufort County. the appropriate department head including Police and Fire We will have a full question and answer period for all OLLI Chiefs, City engineer and City Manager. The tour will members attending. Instructor: BEALE CUMMINGS conclude at City Hall in Council chambers where duties of the council will be discussed. Along the way, the class will COI209 WHAT’S NEW IN BEAUFORT? WITH MAYOR learn about 36 initiatives/projects the city has in progress or is BILLY KEYSERLING Location: USCB Beaufort, reviewing for future development areas. A bus will transport Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 5/1/2018 • Tuesday • the class to each site. Instructors: HARRY WILLIAMS and 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM MICHAEL CZYMBOR Being a mayor in your own hometown is exciting, engaging, COI205 THE CHANGING FACE OF EDUCATION IN and challenging. Mayor Billy Keyserling will address many JASPER COUNTY Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 of the topics that he has focused on this past year and those he Sessions: 1 • 4/4/2018 • Wednesday • 3 to 5:00 PM likely will face in the future. Come out and be a part of the discussion. Ask questions and share your thoughts. You will A new day has dawned for the Jasper County School District! walk away better informed. Instructor: MAYOR BILLY Come to hear and engage with our panel including KEYSERLING School Superintendent, Donald Andrews; Marva Tigner, Chief of Academics; School Board chair, Tedd COI210 THE CATS OF BEAUFORT COUNTY: A FORUM Moyes, and co-chair, Debora Butler - both of whom Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • represent residents in the southern Jasper region. Discussion 2/19/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N topics to include leadership and instructional styles, dealing This forum will share many important initiatives on fabulous with population influx; development of CATE (Career & felines in our county. We will have representatives of Dataw Technical Education) programs; co-existing with private Island Feline Foundation, a 501c3 non-profit working to charter schools. Instructors: MARILYN ARSENEAU, DONALD ANDREWS, MARVA TIGNER, DEBORA BUTLER, TEDD MOYD COI206 THE CURRENT STATE OF HILTON HEAD ISLAND Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 3/2/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Steve Riley, Town Manager for the Town of Hilton Head Island since 1994, will give an overview of Hilton Head city government with a strong focus and discussion of current issues on Hilton Head Island. Instructor: STEVE RILEY PAGE 9 Computers stabilize the feline population and provide assistance to feral and free-ranging cats on Dataw Island through feeding, COMPUTERS spaying, neutering, and adoption programs, while providing public education on cat management. Meet representatives of COM200 ONLINE RESEARCH: A BRIEF INTRODUCTION Tabby House, a welcoming adoptive center, where humans Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 are invited to commingle and play with some fabulous felines. • 2/14/2018 • Wednesday • 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM Tabby House is a satellite of the Beaufort County Animal Shelter which provides assistance and care to all animals. Are you interested in brushing up on or learning Participants are invited to visit Tabby House just down the about how to do research online? Join us as we learn about road immediately after the forum or any other day during accessing resources freely available online. We’ll end the open hours. Facilitator: KATHLEEN JORDAN session by moving to the library on the Bluffton campus to give an overview of your library privileges at the USCB COI211 OLLI AND YOU - SESSION 1 Location: Library. Instructor: JESSICA DAI USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 1/22/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM COM201 THE DIGITAL TRAVELER Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • 2/28/2018 – COI212 OLLI AND YOU - SESSION 2 Location: 3/7/2018 • Wednesdays • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 1/23/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM Learn some smart tips on how to use your computer and digital devices to plan your trip and make traveling easier and more Do you know who Bernard Osher is and why he created fun. We will take you from finding the best transportation the prestigious national OLLI network of lifelong learning choices to audio tours and how to get around while on your institutes? Did you know that lifelong learning programs trip, post on social media, do a blog, and organize your travel started 27 years ago at USCB? Do you know why your photos. Week One will focus on preparing for your travels membership is worth much more than $40? This interactive and Week Two will concentrate on use of your devices seminar will discuss everything you want to know about during your trip. We have some great apps to share as well. OLLI yesterday, today and tomorrow and what it means to Instructors: JUDY GLAZER and JEFF GLAZER be a part of a lifelong learning community. This class is open to OLLI members and the community. Light snacks and beverages served. OLLI members encouraged to attend. NOTE: These two courses are exactly the same, just being offered in different locations. They are also free to members and to non-OLLI members. Instructor: ANDREA SISINO COI213 NEW BLUFFTON TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT COM202 TED – IDEAS WORTH SPREADING MAINTENANCE/ TRAINING FACILITY: A TOUR Location Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • OFF-SITE: Bluffton Fire Maintenance Facility, directions 3/19/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 4/5/2018 • Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM TED stands for Technology, Entertainment and Design. The TED conference is held annually in Vancouver, BC and hosts The class will get a brief overview and explanation some of the world’s great thinkers, both well-known and of the Fire District, its services, strategic planning, unknown. Their talks are limited to 18 minutes and cover and its newest facility. Fire Chief John Thompson an incredible range of subjects. The TED talks are available was responsible for heading the team that planned, funded, for free on the Internet at ted.com. We will talk a little about and oversaw construction of the facility. He is responsible TED and its history and then look at some of the TED videos. for fire and emergency services for the 246 square mile They will cover some of my favorites, including a wonderful Bluffton Fire District, which include all of Southern Beaufort piece by a man who decided to respond to spam e-mail, and a County except Hilton Head Island and Daufuskie Island. neurologist who described what she went through while she There will be a tour of the new maintenance facility, was having a stroke. Attendees are welcome to submit their training areas, and firefighter training building. There will favorite talks for possible inclusion in the class. Instructor: be a burning demonstration with a full team JEFF GLAZER response. The only thing that would prevent COM203 THE IPAD AND IPHONE: GETTING THE MOST the demonstration from happening would FROM YOUR DEVICES Location: USCB Bluffton, be a significant emergency such as a large Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/30/2018 • Monday • fire or major accident. Instructor: JOHN THOMPSON 10:00 AM to 12:00 N This course will address your questions about how to get the most out of your devices. What are the basics of the http://OLLI.USCB.edu Ecology iOS devices? What is an Icloud? How do I understand wild, this presentation is sure to please. Photos are welcome the settings? When is it time to update? Please note: during the program. Instructor: LILA ARNOLD this is a lecture, not a hands-on class. Instructor: TONI ECO202 CREATING A BIRD-FRIENDLY BACKYARD VALENSTEIN Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island COM204 WANT TO BLOG IT? Location: USCB Beaufort, Sessions: 1 • 3/20/2018 • Tuesday • Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/19/2018 • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Monday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM This two-hour course will cover basics Limited Enrollment – 15. Have you ever wanted to of creating a songbird-friendly backyard write a blog but didn’t know how to begin, where to start, or through plants and xeriscaping principles, even if you had something others might read? This course bird feeders, water sources, and nesting will give you the basics covering the technology behind boxes. Instructor: SEAN DENNIS blogging as well as designing a blog and some ideas on how ECO203 MAY RIVER ECOLOGY TOUR to present your subject. Upon retirement, the instructor I Location OFF-SITE: Calhoun St Dock, directions pursued a course in Health Coaching and decided to blog supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • about it. Halfway through the course, the instructor had a 3/13/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N heart attack and she didn’t miss a beat. Her blog went out despite her hospital stay and then developed into not only a ECO204 MAY RIVER ECOLOGY TOUR II Location story about what she was learning in school but also how she OFF-SITE: Calhoun St Dock, directions supplied to applied what she was learning to her own health journey. registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 3/13/2018 • Instructor: LOIS MOSES Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM COM205 SOLAR FOR YOUR HOME Location: USCB Limited Enrollment – 20 on each tour. The Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/6/2018 • Lowcountry’s salt marsh estuary is filled with interesting Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N and unique life, so join marine biologist Captain Amber Kuehn for a two-hour exploration of Bluffton’s May This presentation will examine the pros and cons of River aboard the research vessel Spartina. A scientific residential solar. It will examine what you need to know explanation will accompany a trip through this scenic river about costs and installation for your home and understanding and salt marsh. Live organisms will make an appearance on how solar systems function. Some questions when the boat’s viewing tank. Dolphins, wading birds, and eagles considering solar: Is my home facing the right direction for a are among other visitors that are commonly seen on the solar system? Are there a lot of trees around the home? Is the tour. Ask your technical questions and get educated answers. roof new or old? What is total sustainability versus being tied There is a $25 additional fee for this class. OLLI staff with the grid. Instructor: VIC CAFARCHIA will send a confirmation email to those registered, with payment details included. If the tour is canceled for some reason by the operator, fees will be refunded. Arrive for ECOLOGY your tour at least 15 minutes before departure time, as the ECO200 WHAT’S UP WITH OUR WATER Location: vessel will leave on time. Instructor: AMBER KUEHN Public Service District Sessions: 1 • 2/22/2018 • ECO205 LOWCOUNTRY ALLIGATORS Location: 2 Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 1/24/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM Limited Enrollment – 20. Participants will hear a presentation on Hilton Head Public Service District Alligators are fairly common in the (PSD) tap water, wastewater treatment, and recycled Lowcountry. Areas like Hilton water operations, and then tour the PSD’s Recycled Head Island and Bluffton offer Water Plant at 21 Oak Park Drive a left off Mathews many opportunities to encounter Drive on Hilton Head Island (behind BiLo’s) just past these reptiles. Carlos Chacon, the the traffic circle. Instructor: PETE NARDI Manager of Natural History at ECO201 LOWCOUNTRY RAPTORS: BRINGING THE the Coastal Discovery Museum, WILD ALIVE Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island will do a PowerPoint presentation Sessions: 1 • 3/5/2018 • Monday • 1 to 3:00 PM about Lowcountry Alligators. The presentation will cover the basic LILA ARNOLD, the founder of Lowcountry Raptors, will natural history of the American present various birds of prey on the glove including Alligator and the best way to hawks, owls, a falcon, and a vulture. During the behave toward alligators in the presentation, the life history of each species will be Lowcountry. The presentation will described as well as the role each bird plays in our ecosystem. cover conservation status, breeding If you are an avid birder or just love things feathered and behavior, ecological role and other

PAGE 11 Ecology important aspects about alligators. Instructor: CARLOS development, but also the history of rice growing on Hilton CHACON Head Island, especially Carolina Gold. Instructor: CAROL RIVERS ECO206 LEGACY OAKS TOUR Location 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • ECO209 BIRDING FOR BEGINNERS Location: 3/23/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 2/26/2018 • Monday • 1 to 3:00 PM Limited Enrollment – 22. The Sea Pines Legacy Oaks Program celebrates and interprets our Limited Enrollment – 40. Birding has become one region’s special Live Oak trees to provide an appreciation of of the fastest growing outdoor activities in the US. their importance and the need for their protection. Fifteen Just grab your binoculars and field guide and you’re trees have been selected from the thousands in Sea Pines. ready to go anywhere on the planet to enjoy birding. These extraordinary trees represent the best specimens and Join us for a two-part workshop which includes both illustrate the variety of trunk and branch structures which classroom time and a birding trip, where we’ll introduce a are characteristic of the species. They range in age from 100 variety of techniques used to get you started on identifying to 320 years old. On this unique trolley tour, our guide will our Lowcountry birds. Learn how sounds and behaviors can share interesting facts about the trees as participants stop to help us recognize particular birds in the field. We’ll discuss get acquainted with them. There is an additional class fee different binoculars and field guides so you’ll know which is of $19 for this course to pay for the trolley, due upon best for you. Then, we’ll get out to see some birds, using the registration, with checks payable to methods we’ve learned to identify them in the field. NOTE: Sea Pines Trolley. If this additional fee There is a follow-up field trip class which is limited to remains unpaid within 7 days of the date the first 20 members who sign up for this class. This of your registration for this class, your second class will be on Wednesday, February 28 at 9:00 registration will be cancelled. There AM. The instructor will furnish the location of the field will be no refund of the fee. Instructor: trip class at the first class. The second class is completely JOHN PARSONS separate, with its own class fee, and taking this class is a pre-requisite for the second. OLLI staff will notify ECO207 SPRING MIGRATION OF NEO-TROPICAL those 20 members following registration, and will send SONGBIRDS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 directions. Instructor: BOB SPEARE Sessions: 1 • 2/5/2018 • Monday • 1 to 2:30 PM ECO210 BIRDING FOR BEGINNERS - FIELD For thousands of years, birds have been leaving TRIP Location OFF-SITE: Directions supplied to comfortable winter homes in the New World tropics registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 2/28/2018 to make an arduous journey to the Northern Hemisphere • Wednesday • 9 to 11:00 AM in order to find mates, settle down and raise families. This program will begin with a look at some of the LowCountry’s Limited Enrollment – 20. This field trip will year-round birds, after which we’ll explore questions expand the information you learned in the Birding surrounding migration, including the following: Who for Beginners Class, as we spot and identify birds in migrates? Why? When do they migrate? How do they find their local habitats. This follows our introductory course on their way? Which species typically migrate through the Birding for Beginners and is limited to the first 20 registrants coastal LowCountry? Which species migrate in and stay attending the workshop. NOTE: 18SECO209 is a pre- for the summer? Who migrates at night? Who migrates requisite to taking this class, and this class has a limit of 20 during the day? How is fall migration different from spring members. Registrations over 20 will be placed on a waiting migration? Instructor: DIANA CHURCHILL list. Directions to the location will be sent immediately prior to field trip. Instructor: BOB ECO208 THE OLD RICE FIELDS IN SEA PINES PRESERVE SPEARE Location OFF-SITE: Sea Pines Preserve, directions supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • ECO211 IDENTIFYING 4/19/2018 • Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM WILDFLOWERS BY FAMILY Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray Limited Enrollment – 20. Discover the hidden treasures 156 Sessions: 1 • 3/7/2018 • of the Sea Pines Preserve, walking Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM swamp and marsh boardwalks over the Old Lawton Rice Learn to identify the ten most Fields. Look for turtles, birds, common flowering plant families lizards and alligators while in the Lowcountry and the characteristics that define them. hearing about plantation life We will discuss the basic classification system of plants and during the 18th century. Learn then focus on using patterns to group wildflowers by family. not only the history of the Instructor: KRISTEN MARSHALL MATTSON Preserve and Charles Frazier’s and Joseph Lawton’s influence on its http://OLLI.USCB.edu Ecology ECO212 CRITTERS YOU MEET IN THE LOWCOUNTRY ECO216 SALT MARSH ECOLOGY IN THE LOWCOUNTRY Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 3/21/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N • 2/6/2018 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Learn about many of the creatures that call the Lowcountry residents, what is it about this area that is Lowcounty home – the critters living in and on the so special? Have you ever looked at the green water beach, such as invertebrates, mollusks, and horseshoe in summertime and thought it was dirty? Have you crabs. We will learn how to differentiate a heron from an wondered what produces the smell of the marsh and pluff egret, as well as how to identify many of the common birds mud or why oysters cluster in the Lowcountry or how in and around the salt marsh. We will take a closer look at the marsh grass survives with no fresh water in sight? dolphins – those highly intelligent mammals, as well as the There is a purpose and a feature to all details in the natural loggerhead sea turtles that frequent Hilton Head beaches. environment. For answers to all of your questions and so On land, we will see why alligators are so important to our much more, join us for a Salt Marsh Ecology talk. Amber is ecosystem and how to tell the difference between an alligator able to explain the intricate workings of the salt marsh and and a crocodile. We’ll finish with creatures you can see in will entertain you with her childhood anecdotes growing up your own back yard, such as green anoles (not geckos) and in Bluffton. Instructor: AMBER KUEHN butterflies. Instructor: MARIE MCCLUNE ECO217 A VISIT TO THE SOUTH CAROLINA AQUARIUM ECO213 DRAGONFLIES OF HILTON HEAD Location: 2 Location OFF-SITE: South Carolina Aquarium, Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 3/1/2018 Charleston, SC Sessions: 1 • 3/09/2018 • Friday • • Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM 7:45 AM to 5:00 PM Limited Enrollment – 50. Dragonflies Limited Enrollment – 40. Your day will be jam-packed, are beautiful and familiar insects at Hilton beginning with a classroom discussion of the importance Head’s many lagoons. This presentation, of the lowcountry ecosystem, learning how to “think incorporating slides, specimens, and short green,” and visiting the Sea Turtle Recovery Center videos, introduces you to the biology of where rescue, rehabilitation and release programs assures dragonflies and some common, easily a healthy sea turtle population. Time will be left to explore identified species. Instructor: VICKY the more than 5,000 native plants and animals inhabiting MCMILLAN the aquarium. The total cost of this trip is $85, whether ECO214 BUTTERFLIES OF THE LOWCOUNTRY your membership is Unlimited or Pay-as-you-Go, and Location OFF-SITE: Port Royal Sound Foundation includes bus, driver tip, aquarium entrance fee and lunch. Maritime Center, directions supplied to registrants prior to OLLI staff will provide further details to registrants prior class Sessions: 1 • 3/20/2018 • Tuesday • 1 to 3:00 PM to the class date. Instructors: ALBERT GEORGE II and KELLY THORVALSON Limited Enrollment – 30. Come to the Maritime Center for a lesson on Lowcountry butterflies. The ECO218 AN INTRODUCTION TO HARBOR ISLAND classroom portion will cover common, local butterflies WILDLIFE: BIRDS AND MARINE TURTLES Location – how to identify them and attract them to your yard. OFF-SITE: Harbor Island, directions supplied to After that, you will have a Naturalist-led tour of the Maritime registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 5/3/2018 • Center, including the butterfly garden that was installed by Thursday • 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Master Gardeners. Instructor: RACHEL JONES Limited Enrollment – 30. Join us for two consecutive ECO215 YOUR RIVER, YOUR FOOD Location: OFF- Harbor Island classroom presentations, followed by beach SITE: Port Royal Sound Foundation Maritime Center, field tour of the wildlife of Harbor Island. John Albert will directions supplied to registrants prior to class describe Beaufort Barrier Islands’ status (Harbor, Hunting, Sessions: 1 • 2/20/2018 • Tuesday • 1 to 3:00 PM Fripp, Prichards, Capers, and Old Islands) as Global IBA (Important Bird Areas.) We will learn what an IBA is and Limited Enrollment – 30. Come to the Maritime Center how ours came to exist as well as the economic impact our for a two-part lesson on the Port Royal Sound: “Your River, IBA has on Beaufort County. Jan Grimsley will focus on Your Food: How Water Affects Blue Crabs and Oysters”. marine turtles with special attention to the Classroom portion will cover our biggest water SC State Reptile, the loggerhead. We will quality threats and how you can help protect explore physical characteristics, feeding the Lowcountry food we love. Information will habits, predators, nesting behaviors, also include what professional researchers and hatchlings, threats (natural and human), scientists are saying about the current state of and conservation efforts to protect the blue crabs and oysters in the Port Royal Sound. federally threatened SC loggerhead After that, you will have a Naturalist-led tour population. The classroom “tour” will be of the Maritime Center. Instructor: RACHEL followed by an instructor led walking tour JONES of the Harbor Island beach. Instructors: JOHN ALBERT and JAN GRIMSLEY PAGE 13 Gardening

GAR204 BUTTERFLIES GARDENING OF THE LOWCOUNTRY Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • GAR200 A TOUR OF CRYSTAL LAKE PARK Location: 3/19/2018 • Monday Crystal Lake Park, Lady’s Island, directions supplied • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 5/2/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM This presentation offers a visual and Limited Enrollment – 20. Come explore Crystal auditory descsription of Lake Nature Park on Lady’s Island. This nature center Lowcountry butterflies. is owned and being developed by Beaufort County Students will become familiar with the assistance of hundreds of volunteer hours with the life cycle and anatory from the Friends of Crystal Lake, Master Naturalists, of the adult butterfly. There and Master Gardeners. Rick Kurz, a member of all three will be numerous butterflies, organizations, will lead our tour with Peggy Allard. They caterpillars, and host plants will offer the history of the site and conduct a walking tour to DON WOYTOWICK the Lake. Wear comfortable shoes and weather appropriate presented. Instructor: clothing. Bring bottled water, bug spray, and sun screen. GAR205 THE TRANSPLANTED GARDENER Location: Instructor: RICK KURZ and PEGGY ALLARD 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 2/19/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N GAR201 RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN: PRINCIPLES AND IDEAS Location: USCB For the new or experienced gardener who has relocated Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • 3/5/2018 – to our beautiful Lowcountry, Lyn Taylor will show you 3/12/2018 • Mondays • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM how to successfully garden here. Don’t be frustrated by the differences between our climate and most others. Save Landscape design for time, money and labor with these helpful pointers. Instructor: residential sites can be enjoyable and LYN TAYLOR self-fulfilling, whether it is a large plan or simply some improvements GAR206 LANDSCAPE DESIGN FOR DUMMIES Location: to an existing landscape, like island 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • beds or a special focal feature. A do- 1/26/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N it-yourself approach will be stressed, Avoid frustrating and expensive mistakes when designing using essential principles and techniques. Instructor: BILL LEONARD or re-designing your landscape by following the rules outlined in this course. Learn to place the proper plant in the GAR202 LAWN CARE: BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES proper place and achieve an aesthetically pleasing, successful Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • landscape. Bring pics of your design challenges so Lyn 4/9/2018 • Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Taylor can help you personally. Instructor: LYN TAYLOR This session emphasizes the research-based findings GAR207 PLANTS THAT WILL TAKE THE HEAT (AND of horticultural experts from leading land-grant COLD) Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: universities. Emphasis will be placed on soil 1 • 1/31/2018 • Wednesday • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM improvement and practices that involve less use of chemical products that can be detrimental to our watershed. Climate change in our area has greatly expanded the plants Proper lawn care practices also can lead to thicker turf and we can grow in the Lowcountry. Get to know some old fewer weeds. Instructor: BILL LEONARD favorites and some new, exciting varieties of trees, shrubs, and, in particulat, perennials. Instructor: LYN TAYLOR GAR203 HOLLY SHRUBS: BASIC STRUCTURAL ELEMENT IN LANDSCAPE PLANNING Location: USCB GAR208 REFRESH, REPAIR, AND REFURBISH YOUR Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/30/2018 • WINTER GARDEN Location: USCB Beaufort, Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 1/29/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Hollies are an essential plant category in residential landscapes. Even though our plant zone is warmer than Bill Thompson of Buds and Blooms Nursery will educate other regions where hollies are a dominant feature, numerous and entertain us with his extensive knowledge of gardens choices still exist for use in the Lowcountry. These choices and plants, his interesting bits of history, and sometimes will be highlighted and suggestions offered for their care and a recipe or two. He will have plants for you to study and success. Proper placement in the landscape as a key factor in purchase if you wish. Come to garner fresh ideas to bring their success will be stressed. Instructor: BILL LEONARD your landscape out of the winter doldrums. Instructor: BILL THOMPSON http://OLLI.USCB.edu Government

GAR209 A SPRING STROLL examples from the instructor’s personal THROUGH THE POINT Location: experience. Instructor: JOHN USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 GILBERT Sessions: 1 • 4/16/2018 • Monday • GOV202 THE U.S. SUPREME 10:00 AM to 12:00 N COURT: RECENT DECISIONS AND Limited Enrollment – 15. THE CURRENT TERM Location: Join Laura Lee Rose, Clemson USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Extension Horticulture Sessions: 3 • 2/19/2018 – Agent for a leisurely 1 ½ hour 3/5/2018 • Mondays • 3:00 exploration of Beaufort’s oldest PM to 5:00 PM N neighborhood. She will identify This course returns to OLLI for another plants, landscaping and design installment of lively discussion and techniques used in choosing debate. We will focus on Supreme the right plant. Also, OLLI members Court background, biographical are invited to get involved in the information about our Justices, and how development of different OLLI gardens the Court’s makeup changed through at our USCB Historic Beaufort Campus. the last twenty years. Specifically, this Join us after class to tour the USCB installment will focus on decisions from the Court’s 2016- courtyard campus to discuss ideas on developing a rain garden 2017 term, including cases on insider trading, rights of and other gardens to be developed by OLLI and garden club individuals with disabilities, equal protection, immigration, volunteers. We will meet in the OLLI classroom 124 in the and freedom of religion. We will also discuss cases before LAURA LEE ROSE Sandstone Building. Instructor: the Court in the upcoming 2017-2018 term. Students will be provided with excerpts from Court decisions to read in GOVERNMENT advance of class. Instructor: STEPHEN MEYER GOV203 U.S. CONSTITUTION: OVERVIEW FROM OUR GOV200 NORTH KOREA CRISIS 2018: LETHAL BLACK FOUNDING FATHERS TO THE PRESENT Location: USCB SWAN EVENT Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/2/2018 • Sessions: 1 • 2/19/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N North Korea poses a nuclear threat to the US not We will explore the beginnings of the Constitution and seen since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. The the fundamentals that form the basis of our Republic and course will build upon and update the October, the individual rights that it protects. The course will also 2017, OLLI tabletop wargame session examining status, focus on how the Constitution has been amended over the developments, trends, courses of action, and possible outcomes years and the role it plays in our everyday lives. Instructor: for the accelerating North Korean nuclear missile threat. DAVID MANZI The presentation will be from the perspective of a career GOV204 WHAT YOU CAN LEARN FROM CENSUS intelligence professional. The course will be organized RECORDS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 as a self-contained “table top” war game involving both Sessions: 1 • 3/9/2018 • Friday • 1 to 2:30 PM presenter, acting as moderator/facilitator, and class for group discussion of threat scenario. The presenter will provide Censuses from 1790 to 1940 can teach you a lot situation pre-brief, and during group discussion will introduce about your heritage. Learn how to read each census record. further, aggravating information challenging the group, Attendees will be given handouts for each census year that acting as the President’s National Security Council staff, to will show how individuals are listed in each of these censuses. recommend courses of action to POTUS. Instructor: GREG Transcription copies of census records often contain errors BLACKBURN and can cause a researcher to miss an important ancestor. Learn how you can overcome this obstacle. Learn why GOV201 WHAT IS THE INTELLIGENCE CYCLE AND HOW there is no 1890 census and how it is being at least partially DOES IT WORK? Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 recreated for Beaufort, Jasper, Sessions: 1 • 1/24/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to and Hampton Counties. 12:00 N And, according to Bond, “Be This course describes the intelligence cycle and how prepared to accept the good, it operates. Examples include a discussion of how an the bad, and the ugly because assessment of Soviet missile deployments may have altered every family has some of each European countries’ policies, what information high-level of these in their background.” decision makers have acted upon for major decisions, Instructor: SUNNI BOND how foreign missile capabilities are evaluated, and several

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GOV205 DEMOCRACY: WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT ISN’T toed cats and free-roaming roosters still do. Did you know Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: that Duval Street is the longest street in the world? Discover 4 • 1/29/2018 – 2/19/2018 • Mondays • 1:00 PM to another world in this class. Instructor: JIM NICHOLSON 3:00 PM HIS201 BLEEP! YOU CAN’T WATCH THAT! Location: Everyone thinks of themselves as democrats but USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 3/14/2018 what does that really mean? This course will explore • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N a number of ideas about the meaning of democracy and some of the confusions surrounding the concept stretching Beginning in the 1930’s, the entertainment industry back to ancient Athens and in the modern era. Instructor: began to self-regulate itself to tone down some of the HARVEY BROWN excesses of early films. The Motion Picture Production Code was the set of industry moral guidelines that was GOV206 IMMIGRATION, AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP AND applied to most U.S. motion pictures released by major THER RELATIONSHIP TO NATIONAL SECURITY Location: studios from 1930 to 1968. It is also popularly known USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/16/2018 as the Hays Code, after Will H. Hays, its first president. • Friday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM The Hays Code affected everyone from Jane Russell to Katherine Canavan retired in 2011 after serving 35 years Betty Boop, from movie scenes to song lyrics. We’ll in the Foreign Service. Early in her career, she served examine the rise and fall of Hollywood self-censorship, as Non-Immigrant Visa Chief in Kingston, Jamaica, and in and the development of the present system that replaced three other tours as a consular officer. She was responsible for it. Instructor: JIM NICHOLSON American Citizen Services which included adjudicating U.S. HIS202 INTO THE UNKNOWN: THE LEWIS AND CLARK citizenship cases. She will discuss the history of immigration EXPEDITION Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 to the United States and its relationship to current Sessions: 2 • 3/27/2018 – 4/3/2018 • Tuesday • 1:00 immigration and citizenship laws which have changed and PM to 3:00 PM evolved over time. Instructor: KATHERINE CANAVAN GOV207 LUNCH ‘N LEARN: BEAUFORT COUNTY The Lewis and Clark SHERIFF’S OFFICE CITIZEN’S POLICE ACADEMY Expedition was the first OVERVIEW Location: USCB Student Cafeteria great American adventure, Sessions: 1 • 2/1/2018 • Thursday • 12:00 N to 1:30 PM led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark through Limited Enrollment – 22. If you are interested in taking the uncharted territory of a citizen’s police training class, here is an introduction as to the west. With 31 men, one what that class will entail. The class will provide an overview teen-aged girl and her two-month old baby, these explorers of the Beaufort county sheriff’s office citizen’s police academy recorded an adventure that led them up the Missouri River, and the application procedures. The cost for the Lunch ‘n over the Rockies, and down to the Pacific Ocean … and Learn is $8. Checks should be made out to Chartwells. back. They had moments of glory and ecstasy and moments Instructor: MSGT MICHAEL JENNINGS of great hardship and difficulty. Yet once they left the area around Bismarck, North Dakota, everyone survived and returned home, having seen and experienced America in its HISTORY primeval state. Experience what they saw and what they felt as they cross the continent in canoes, on horses, and on foot. Instructor: MARK JORDAN HIS200 KEY WEST — WHERE THE WEIRD TURN PRO! Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • HIS203 THE CASTLES OF WESTERN EUROPE: 2/6/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N PROFILES AND HISTORY Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/27/2018 • Tuesday • Hunter S. Thompson once said, “When the going gets weird, 10:00 AM to 12:00 N the weird turn pro.” That he lived in Key West at the time only European castles hold a magical allure and provocative makes sense, considering its history. mystery that intrigue most Americans, but not very many Once the largest city in Florida, have even begun to explore their fascinating histories. Key West has had, and continues This class delves a bit deeper to present not only the key to have, an interesting existence. components of castles, but also the history and lore of a select From its days as a major naval few. It offers an entertaining look at castles, which served as port, through its secession from both home and fortress to certain classes of the Middle Ages, the United States, and beyond, and profiles the history of 44, including Bodiam Castle and one thing it has never been is dull. Leeds Castle - two of the most photographed castles in the Ernest Hemingway and Jimmy world - which Jack has had the pleasure to explore in person. Buffet once called it home; six- Instructor: JACK RABBITT http://OLLI.USCB.edu History

HIS204 ATLANTIC MAPS HIS207 30 SECONDS IN TOMBSTONE: THE AT THE TIME OF COLUMBUS GUNFIGHT AT THE OK CORRAL Location: 2 Location: USCB Beaufort, Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/13/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N 5/3/2018 • Thursday • 1:00 On a cold October afternoon in 1881, long- PM to 3:00 PM simmering animosities between cattle rustlers and This presentation will offer a lawmen boiled over in a vacant lot in the town review of cartography and the early maps used by the first of Tombstone, Arizona Territory. In the span of only 30 explorers to the New World. The instructor will share his seconds, three men were killed, three wounded, and a legend passion for cartographic map-making history. Instructor: was born. But the gunfight was not the end of the story. THOMAS MIKELL The feud continued for months, more men died, and the names of Wyatt Earp, “Doc” Holliday, and the “Cowboys” HIS205 IF BEAUFORT PORCHES COULD TALK … they pursued came to be among the most famous in the HISTORY FROM THE PORCH Location: OFF-SITE: history of America’s “Wild West.” This class examines the directions supplied to registrants prior to class background of the feud, the personalities involved, the events Sessions: 1 • 3/22/18 • Thursday • 5:15 PM to 7:00 PM as they unfolded, and the reasons behind the enduring fame Limited Enrollment - 25. Join us under the stars of the “Gunfight at the OK Corral.” Instructor: HARVEY on the historic porch of the Rhett House Inn in TRABB Beaufort to learn the historic purpose of large porches HIS208 ANDERSONVILLE PRISON - HELL WOULD BE in the Lowcountry. Much of the mid to late 19th AN IMPROVEMENT Location: 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head century history into the 20th century will be shared in Island Sessions: 1 • 3/13/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM storytelling form by local author and living historian, Kim to 12:00 N Poovey. Dressed in period attire, she will take you back in time to experience historic life in the Lowcountry from the In the fall of 1863, with the front porch. Come early at 5:15 PM, grab a seat, and enjoy number of Union prisoners the self-serve wine and cheese to accompany this evening at Belle Isle in Richmond, storytelling event. Presentation starts at 5:30 PM. There Virginia steadily is an additional cost of $10 for this event. OLLI staff increasing, Confederate will send a confirmation email to those registered with authorities decided to payment details included. Instructor: KIM POOVEY build a new facility in Anderson, Georgia - a HIS206 A TOUR OF DATAW RUINS Location: OFF-SITE: remote location with a fresh water source and train depot. Dataw Island, directions supplied to registrants prior The stockade opened in February 1864 and was meant to to class Sessions: 1 • 4/18/18 • Wednesday • hold 10,000 men. However, within three months, the walls 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM had to be expanded and would soon accommodate over Limited Enrollment - 30. Delve into Dataw 30,000 souls. With the rebels having trouble feeding their Island’s rich history from the Native American Era own troops, no less Union soldiers, both sides unable to agree through the days of Spanish exploration. Learn about the on a prisoner exchange, the captives suffered. Starvation and legend of King Dataw and the Proprietary Period leading sickness ravaged the Yankees, who turned on each other. to the antebellum plantation era of indigo and “Sea Island” This course describes the fifteen months of horror in the cotton. The presentation begins at the History & Learning Andersonville prison. Instructor: JIM JORDAN Center, followed by a docent-led walking tour of this HIS209 PRESIDENTS, FIRST LADIES, AND VICE- well-preserved local treasure which the National Register of PRESIDENTS FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON TO Historic Places calls “the most complete example of a 19th ABRAHAM LINCOLN Location: 2 Mathews Ct., century Sea Island cotton plantation in the country.” Please Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 1/24/2018 • wear comfortable shoes (gravel and sand pathways). Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Directions will be sent to registered members prior to the class date. This course identifies the personalities Consider making a day of it on Dataw and events in the presidential Island and register for a special course administrations of George and Martha and luncheon, “Farm to Table Eating: Washington, John and Abigail The Importance of Sourcing Sustainable Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James and Products” (ING201) beginning at 10 Dolly Madison, James and Elizabeth AM at Sweetgrass Restaurant on Dataw. Monroe, Andrew Jackson, and Instructors: Docents from the DA TAW Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln. HISTORICAL FOUNDATION will Instructor: JOHN SPLAINE conduct the tours. National Museum of American History - Image by Godot13, PAGE 17 History HIS210 ED KOTERBA: “A MOST OUTSTANDING HIS213 JERUSALEM: DIVINITY, DESTINY AND DEATH NEWSPAPERMAN” Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: • Head Island Sessions: 1 • 1/30/2018 • Tuesday • 2/3/2018 – 2/20/2018 • Saturdays • 10:00 AM to 2:o0 PM 10:00 AM to 12:00 Jerusalem, Al-Quds, Discover why President Kennedy referred to Ed Yerushalayim is one of the Koterba as “a most outstanding newspaperman” in oldest and holiest cities on a eulogy on June 28,1961, a day following the plane crash earth. The history of this that tragically ended the beloved journalist’s career. Koterba’s much-contested “City of son, Ed Koterba Morgret (and author of The Essential Ed Peace” will be reviewed to Koterba) offers an inside look into the adventurous newsman’s examine the great paradox: life and a career that spanned a decade and a half. Attendees how did a merciful, benevolent will be transported back to mid-century America as they God allow his holiest city to gain an appreciation of Koterba’s insights into such major become a mainstay of religious struggle between three of the newsworthy events as the Cold War, McCarthyism, the world’s largest monotheisms? We will examine events from launch of Sputnik, the 1960 Presidential Campaign, as well before the time of King David, through the Christian era, as compelling snapshots of life in the 1950s. Instructor: ED followed by the Muslim conquest, to the modern return of KOTERBA MORGRET the Jewish nation, to try to understand some of the sources HIS211 GRAND UNION EXPERIMENTS OF 1862: THE of strife. Imam Ibrahim Abdul-Malik and Rev. John Miller UNION HANDLES RUNAWAY AND ABANDONED SLAVES will be available to answer questions. Light refreshments will Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • be served, (or bring your own.) Instructor: DR. WILLIAM 5/1/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N BILEK HIS214 SUPPLYING GUADALCANAL: FOOD, BULLETS, When the Civil War began, the federal government had AND GASOLINE Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 no formal plans to accommodate slaves who escaped to Sessions: 1 • 3/9/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Union lines. The issue reached a critical stage in November 1861 after Union forces captured Hilton Head Island and In August, 1942, the 1st Marine Division invaded took control of the South Atlantic coast. Planters fled the Japanese-held island of Guadalcanal in the South their plantations, leaving behind their bondsmen to fend Pacific. This was the largest amphibious landing by for themselves. In 1862, the Union generals in charge of the US since the invasion of Hilton Head Island in 1861. the Department of the South got creative and established Nearly 20,000 Marines were successfully landed in two days, a colony of freed slaves on St. Simons Island, a regiment but fierce Japanese response by air and sea, together with of black soldiers (First Carolina Volunteers) to fight their limited US aircraft carrier availability, forced withdrawal of former masters, and a self-governing community of blacks the landing fleet’s vessels with only about half the expected (Mitchelville) on Hilton Head Island. This course describes the supplies landed. This talk describes the struggles the Navy, outcome of these experiments. Instructor: JIM JORDAN Marines, and Army went through in the next four months HIS212 ENIGMA SECRET IN WW2: BRITISH GUILE AT ITS to provide the necessary supplies and reinforcements to BEST Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 win and maintain control of the island. Instructor: TOM • 4/18/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N JERNIGAN HIS215 THE HAMILTON COAST GUARD – GUARDIANS It has been said WWII was won with Russian blood, OF OUR WATERWAYS AND PORTS Location: American brawn, and British guile. The course describes USCB Bluffton Sessions: 1 • 2/14/2018 • British guile—Enigma/Ultra Secret, XX Committee, SOE, Wednesday • 1 to 2:30 PM Coordinating Committee, and Strategic Deception practiced by UK in WWII. The presenter is a career cryptologist who The Coast Guard has a 3,000-year old maritime lineage will describe the Enigma machine and the tragic genius of of protecting the coasts and ports from attack, piracy and Alan Turing who built the first computer to crack Enigma smugglers, rescuing ships and sailors, customs enforcement codes. He will describe how the UK exploited Enigma, and navigation aids. The Navy was disbanded after the protected the Enigma secret throughout WWII, Revolutionary War, leaving only Hamilton’s revenue cutters used Enigma to obtain exquisite to collect customs for a poor nation and intelligence, inform their own to defend our waters. The Coast Guard espionage and counter-espionage fought battles in every war, landed operations, and ultimately execute marines at Guadalcanal and Omaha and confirm the greatest military Beach, performed Vietnam river deception in history (GARBO patrols, and provided port security in on D-DAY). Instructor: GREG the Gulf wars. It is the primary federal BLACKBURN agency that enforces all federal laws on our waters and globally, including those regarding drug and alien http://OLLI.USCB.edu History smuggling, safety inspections for tankers and cruise ships, von Richthofen became a “pop culture icon” whose fame pollution response, polar research, and Homeland Security for endures to this day in comic strips, popular music, and even the nation’s water transportation systems. Instructor: PAUL in the frozen food section of the supermarket. Instructor: GOLDEN HARVEY TRABB HIS216 RMS TITANIC – BEFORE SHE SAILED: PART HIS220 PEDRO MENENDEZ DE AVILES: FIRST 2 Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • COLONIST OF AMERICA 4/11/2018 – 4/18/2018 • Wednesdays • 3 to 4:30 PM Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • The loss of the RMS Titanic is one of the most tragic in 2/16/2018 • Friday • 10:00 seafaring history. So much of the story has centered AM to 11:30 AM on the iceberg and the sinking. Titanic’s launching, however, represented the culminating achievement Discover how Pedro Menendez of the early 20th century. The course will explore the de Aviles founded Santa Elena business, the personalities, and the design and construction of in 1566 after 60 years of failed this giant of the industrial age. Part 1, presented in the Spring attempts to give Spain the first 2017 semester, developed the North Atlantic Express. Part 2 lasting European settlement on will begin with the actual construction of the Olympic Class the North American continent Liners. Instructor: MARK CALLEN 40 years prior to Jamestown. HIS217 AMERICAN PICTURE PALACES Location: Richard Thomas’s recent research USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 1/29/2018 • has focused on Lowcountry Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N history, especially as it applies to the period 1685-1985 and that of Every city had its Odeon, its Roxy, its Ritz – palaces built early explorers and colonization to showcase that new American industry – the motion efforts of the 16th century. picture. Between 1914 and 1922, over 4,000 movie palaces He will bring our local Santa Elena founding to life in his were opened. Most are gone now, but some remain, and presentation. Instructor: RICHARD THOMAS a few have been restored to their former glory. We’ll trace HIS221 1918: DOUGHBOYS TIP THE SCALES Location: the development of these theaters and, who knows, perhaps USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 3 • 1/24/2018 – you saw your first movie in one of them! Instructor: JIM 2/7/2018 • Wednesdays • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM NICHOLSON HIS218 CIVIL WAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA Location: It was 100 years ago that American forces finally USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 5/2/2018 • entered the fray, hastening the end of World War I, a Wednesday • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM conflict whichTime magazine called “The War That Shaped Our World.” In this three-part class, Bob Taylor discusses This course will cover the birth of the Secession some of the events and personalities that helped to bring The movement in the Beaufort Congressional District; the Great War to an end and shape the world which followed. Battle of Port Royal; the establishment of the Union Instructor: BOB TAYLOR base on Hilton Head Island; and, Sherman’s march HIS222 SPINNING HISTORY: THE MONUMENTS through South Carolina and beyond. Instructor: GEORGE CONTROVERSY AND THE “LOST CAUSE” Location: 2 LOUD Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • HIS219 CURSE YOU, RED BARON! THE STORY OF 3/12/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N GREATEST ACE OF WWI Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/18/2018 • The controversy and chaos generated by the Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Charlottesville statue of Robert E. Lee demonstrates the power of these monuments to distort the facts of history in German pilot Baron Manfred von Richthofen was the the service of a false or misleading narrative. After their most successful fighter ace of the First World War, with 80 defeat in the Civil War, many southerners continued to confirmed “kills” in aerial combat. A coldly efficient hunter litigate the War through their attitudes and beliefs, justifying of Allied aircraft across over three years of the Confederacy by reverently referring to it combat, von Richthofen was renowned as as “the lost cause,” and erecting monuments “The Red Baron,” a name inspired by the that honored that legacy. This presentation all-red aircraft he flew on many occasions. will examine the “back story” to the creation This class will discuss his background of some of these Civil War monuments, their and early life, review his combat career, distortion of history, and ways to decipher compare his accomplishments with their true meaning. Instructor: RON those of other “ace” pilots on both sides, ROTH and examine how, long after his death,

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HIS227 THE HISTORY OF ANCHORAGE 1770 - ON BAY STREET, BEAUFORT Location OFF-SITE: directions supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 4/17/2018 • Tuesday • 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM Limited Enrollment - 30. Join us for a presentation at Anchorage 1770 on Bay Street, Beaufort, which has been a home and hideout to romantics, heroes, bon vivants, and HIS223 THE EVOLUTION OF THE NATION’S CAPITOL scalawags for centuries. This mansion, known by locals as Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • The Anchorage from its Victorian period, is also referred to 3/7/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N as the William Elliott House from its Colonial era founding, “The Evolution of the Nation’s Capital” is a fast-paced circa 1770. We will start when William Elliot built this look at the two centuries of growth and development of home in 1770, then when it became a hospital for Union Washington, D.C. since it was founded in 1791. This well- soldiers during the Civil War, and was restored by Admiral illustrated presentation will focus on those aspects of the city Beardsley in the late 1800’s. Join new owners of Anchorage which are nationally significant to all of us. John Parsons will 1770 for a wine and cheese historical presentation. There disclose little-known facts about why the Nation’s front yard is a $10 wine and cheese fee for this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation email to those registered, with looks the way it does. Instructor: JOHN PARSONS payment details included. Instructors: FRANK and AMY HIS224 THE NAUTICAL ORIGIN OF EVERYDAY LESESNE EXPRESSIONS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/4/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 2:30 PM HIS228 BLUFFTON JACK’S OLD TOWN HISTORY WALKING TOUR #1 Location OFF-SITE: Old Town Traces of our cultural heritage are deeply imbedded in our Bluffton, directions supplied to registrants prior to popular culture. This is especially true of our language, class Sessions: 1 • 4/10/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 where every day we hear expressions such as “fly by AM to 11:30 AM night,” chew the fat,” “spic and span,” “let the cat out of the bag,” and “the whole nine yards.” Although the origin of HIS229 BLUFFTON JACK’S OLD TOWN HISTORY many of these sayings is obscure, quite a few of them clearly WALKING TOUR #2 Location OFF-SITE: Old Town were born during the great age of sail. By reviewing those Bluffton, directions supplied to registrants prior to phrases that have a nautical origin, we can gain interesting class Sessions: 1 • 4/10/2018 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM insights into the legacy of seafaring life and simultaneously to 2:30 PM achieve a closer understanding of our own maritime heritage. HIS230 BLUFFTON JACK’S OLD TOWN HISTORY Instructor: TOM ANDERSON WALKING TOUR #3 Location OFF-SITE: Old Town HIS225 GETTYSBURG: 5 FACTORS THAT DETERMINED Bluffton, directions supplied to registrants prior to THE OUTCOME Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head class Sessions: 1 • 4/12/2018 • Thursday • 1:00 PM Island Sessions: 1 • 3/8/2018 • Thursday • 1 to 3:00 PM to 2:30 PM Jack Rabbitt explores five critical elements that had major Limited Enrollment - 15. Join the delightful character impacts on the final result of the epic battle: the Richmond Bluffton Jack on a fascinating journey back in time to Arsenal explosion and fire, March 13, 1863; R.E. Lee ’s health talk and walk through the amazing history of Old Town issues; the rise of the Union calvary; the delay in Longstreet’s Bluffton. Listen or join in as he weaves fact and folklore Day 2 attack; conflict among Confederate commanders at about history and the wonderful life and critical junctures on Day 2, as well as their dereliction of duty times of many seasons on the high bluff. throughout the second day. Instructor: JACK RABBITT The 1-1.5-hour walking tour includes 20 HIS226 ANTIETAM: AMERICA’S BLOODIEST DAY Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 2 • 5/1/2018 – 5/8/2018 • Tuesdays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N The Civil War Battle of Antietam, fought near the town of Sharpsburg, MD, on September 17, 1862, generated nearly 24,000 casualties in only 12 hours of combat. This course explores Robert E. Lee’s rationale for invading the North, the days leading up to the battle, details of the epic struggle itself, and the aftermath in terms of human, political and military impact. Instructor: JACK RABBITT http://OLLI.USCB.edu History featured stops along tree-canopied streets and pathways and back in time to when this unincorporated U.S. territory was ends at The Heyward House, Bluffton’s Official Welcome first discovered. He will also share with you the jewel of an Center, which is free to tour unguided. Cost of the tour island it once was, and the efforts that continue to be made is $15. The 1.5 mile walk is steady paced and involves to restore it back to the island of enchantment, following always standing, so comfortable shoes and bringing the devastation it endured from the powerful category 5 water are recommended. Checks should be made out hurricane, Maria, in September of 2017. Instructor: JUAN to: Coastal Stage Productions. Instructor: RODNEY CARLOS JIMENEZ VAUGHN HIS234 THE ODIOUS COMMERCE: SECRETS OF THE HIS231 MADRID: THE IMPERIAL CITY THAT ALMOST ILLEGAL, TRANS-ATLANTIC AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE WASN’T Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • Sessions: 1 • 2/26/2018 • Monday • 1 to 2:00 PM 2/28/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Located in the center of the Iberian Peninsula and on For almost 300 years, the major European maritime nations a dry, arid meseta, Madrid was an unlikely candidate legally carried millions of Africans to plantations in the to be the capital of one of the world’s largest global western hemisphere. Early in the nineteenth century these empires. Passing through the hands of the Romans, Visigoths, countries started banning this odious commerce. Yet the new and Arabs, Madrid did not become the capital until 1561 laws had little effect, and the trade continued to thrive, despite when it began to host royalty, starting with the Hapsburg the patrolling of the coast of Africa by naval squadrons. This Philip II. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, course discusses the illegal slave trade: the major participants; Madrid saw itself as a rapidly growing courtly city that fell the slave voyages; how slaver-ship crews avoided capture; the to depravity and decadence. Under the Bourbon dynasty in destinations of the human cargo; ruses to circumvent the ban; the eighteenth century, Spain’s capital was reinvented. Since and the punishment facing the culprits who were caught. then to present day, Madrid has seen its share of wars, revolts, Instructor: JIM JORDAN and dictatorships, but also of art and literature. Instructor: HIS235 HILTON HEAD FIRST FAMILIES Location: BENJAMIN NELSON USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 3/21/2018 • HIS232 THROUGH MY FATHER’S EYES: A MIGHTY Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM EIGHTH TOUR Location: OFF-SITE: Mighty Eighth Army Air Force Museum, directions supplied to registrants The presenter will relate stories of strength, determination prior to class Sessions: 1 • 3/20/2018 • Tuesday • and endurance about the Gullah families of Hilton Head, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM who, after several generations, have made significant contributions to the growth and development of the Limited Enrollment – 35. Experience a two-hour tour island. She will include the history of Hilton Head’s Gullah followed by lunch at the National Museum of the community and the fascinating stories covered in the First Mighty Eighth Air Force through the eyes of Al Pela Families of Hilton Head series of articles published by Hilton Sr. Learn the story of Al’s enlistment from college, his Head Monthly. Instructor: LUANA GRAVES SELLARS training, mission experiences, his bail out and time as HIS236 EXPLORING HONEY HORN’S NATURE AND a Prisoner of War until his liberation day. Al Pela Sr. HISTORY Location OFF-SITE: Honey Horn came through all of this as a changed person but maintained Plantation, directions supplied to registrants prior his positive attitude and a sense of humor about life. Albert to class Sessions: 1 • 3/26/2018 • Monday • Pela Sr. served in WWII in the Eighth Air Force as a B-17 10:00 AM to 12:00 N gunner in the 100th Bombardment Group. This tour allows you to experience the museum through a unique personal Limited Enrollment - 25. The Honey Horn property lens unlike ever before. Lunch will include a variety of is home to the Coastal Discovery Museum. Join a sandwiches and salads, beverage, and dessert. member of the staff to explore this historic Cost is $22. Checks should be made out to: and naturally significant landscape. Honey National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Horn’s history traces back to the plantation Air Force. Instructors: AL PELA and BOB era to the Hunting Era when the property BUCK was a retreat for wealthy northern hunters. Learn HIS233 PUERTO RICO – THE ISLAND about the Honey Horn cemetery and the people OF ENCHANTMENT: THEN, AND NOW buried there. Visit the Museum’s Heritage Garden Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone to see some of the historic crops grown in the 124 Sessions: 1 • 3/5/2018 • Lowcountry; and learn about the Hacks who lived at Honey Horn from 1950 until the late 1990s. This Monday • 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM walk takes you past the sites they lived and worked. Juan Carlos Jimenez, a former resident of Puerto Explore the salt marsh from the three boardwalks, Rico, who studied and did marine research visit the native butterfly enclosure, and more! surrounding this Caribbean island, takes you Instructor: NATALIE HEFTER

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HIS237 THE DOWNING OF TWA FLIGHT 800 - THE HIS240 ROBERT SMALLS AND THE SS PLANTER: FROM FACTS AND THE LIES Location: USCB Beaufort, ENSLAVEMENT TO HEROISM Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/8/2018 • Sandstone 124 Sessions: 2 • 2/12/2018 – 2/13/2018 Thursday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM • Mon/Tues • 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon A critical examination of the crash of TWA 800 in July This presentation covers the life and times of Robert Smalls of 1996, the unprecedented takeover of the accident and the commercial and service careers of the SS Planter. investigation from the NTSB by the FBI and the CIA, and Learn how these stories are closely intertwined and who the the lies, deception and government coverup which followed. people were that influenced Smalls and motivated him to This class is presented by a retired TWA 747 Captain with reach high levels of achievement as a politician, humanitarian, intimate knowledge of the aircraft and the tragic event which and family man. Copies of rare historic documents and snuffed out 230 lives. Instructor: CAPTAIN AL FRANCIS photos will be included in the presentation. This special two- session presentation is being offered in Beaufort during Black HIS238 A TASTE OF LOWCOUNTRY History month. Instructor: DENNIS CANNADY OYSTER HISTORY BY OLIVIA YOUNG Location OFF-SITE: Morris Center HIS241 A TOUR OF BONAVENTURE CEMETERY for LowCountry Heritage, directions Location OFF-SITE: Bonaventure Cemetery, directions supplied to registrants prior to class supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • Sessions: 1 • 2/8/2018 • Thursday • 3/14/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM Limited Enrollment – 40. Limited Enrollment – 40. Learn Bonaventure Cemetery was about Lowcountry cuisine at the developed on the historically significant Morris Center. Get a taste of the complex intertwined site of Bonaventure Plantation. This history of the region’s history by local oyster farmer charming site has been a world famous Olivia Young of May River Oyster Company. Learn tourist destination for more than 150 years about the distinctive taste of Lowcountry oysters due to the old tree-lined roadways, the followed by an oyster tasting and refreshments. many notable persons interred, the unique The non-profit heritage center which preserves cemetery sculpture, and the folklore the Lowcountry’s history and culture through associated with the site and the people. A projects, events, and exhibitions requests a $10 donation of $3.00 will be collected from program fee, checks made payable to the Morris participants at the beginning of the Center for LowCountry Heritage. Instructors: tour. Facilitator: LEE MALTENFORT. ANNMARIE REILEY-KAY and OLIVIA YOUNG The BONAVENTURE HISTORICAL SOCIETY will lead the tour. HIS239 HISTORY OF THE LOWCOUNTRY MARSH TACKY Location OFF-SITE: Morris Center for HIS242 NATIVE AMERICAN LowCountry Heritage, directions supplied to registrants RELIGIOUS AND SACRED prior to class Sessions: 1 • 3/6/2018 • Tuesday • 3:00 SITES Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 PM to 4:00 PM Sessions: 1 • 3/14/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM Limited Enrollment – 40. Learn about the Lowcountry’s very own Marsh Tacky horses, once- This course on “Native American Religious and Sacred Sites: plentiful in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, which are A History of Destruction, Exploitation, Preservation, and now endangered with only 300 documented in existence. Repatriation”, will explore why Native American religious Individual owners and enthusiasts are diligently working to sites are sacred to American Indians. The class will look save the Marsh Tacky and to preserve the history of the breed. at the history of many of these sites and will talk about the Erica Marie Veit, founder of the Daufuskie Marsh Tacky destruction and theft of sacred relics and human remains Society, brings the history of these astounding creatures. of Native Americans. Many of these items ended up in Guests will have the opportunity to view the horses up museums. We will then look at the events that led up to close with a private showing of the breed by Erica Veit and the passage of the Native American Graves Protection and Daniel Lowther. The non-profit heritage center which Repatriation Act and discuss the results. We will look at what preserves the Lowcountry’s history is happening currently and expectations for the future in the and culture through projects, Native fight to protect what is sacred to them. Instructor: events, and exhibitions requests STACEY SPARKS-LAZUREK a $10 program fee, checks made HIS243 THE JEWS OF THE KHAZARIA Location: payable to the Morris Center for 2 Mathews Ct, Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • LowCountry Heritage. Instructors: 3/20/2018 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM ANNMARIE REILEY-KAY and ERICA MARIE VEIT The medieval kingdom of Khazaria was located along the http://OLLI.USCB.edu History

Don River in Russia. In the 7th century C.E., the kingdom and gentlemen are also presented. Kim creates all her gowns embraced Judaism. It is held by some scholars that Eastern using period correct patterns as well as finishing details European Jews are the descendants of the Khazars. Join your such as tatted trim, ruching, and silk rosettes. No detail is instructor as he discusses this subject. Instructor: JACK overlooked including jewelry, headdress, and undergarments, FRISCH all of which are historically accurate. Light refreshments will HIS244 GARVIN-GARVEY HOUSE TOUR be served. Instructors: ANNMARIE REILEY-KAY and Location OFF-SITE: Garvin-Garvey House, KIM POOVEY directions supplied to registrants prior to class HIS247 PENN CENTER AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS Sessions: 1 • 4/5/2018 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to MOVEMENT (1950s - 1960s) Location OFF-SITE: Penn 11:00 AM Center, directions supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 2/2/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Limited Enrollment – 20. The tour will begin with Penn Center took up the mantle of social justice by a short presentation on the ushering in the Civil Rights Movement and serving Garvin-Garvey House, as one of two locations in the South where interracial followed by a tour of the groups, such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the downstairs level. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and Peace Garvin-Garvey house (ca. Corps, would have safe sanctuary in an era of mandated 1870) is the first freedmen’s segregation. Penn became a key planning site where King cottage built on the May and SCLC outlined much of the strategy for the Civil Rights River. Attendees will Movement of the 1950s and 1960s. Participants will enjoy learn about Cyrus Garvey, two hours at Penn Center: Pictorial Presentation/Q&A including his family, (75 minutes); a Self-Guided Campus Tour (map included) house, his importance in the community, and the restoration project to preserve a valuable part of Bluffton’s history. A $5 fee will be collected at the site. Instructor: KATIE EPPS HIS245 THE RISE AND FALL OF THE US MERCHANT MARINE Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • 2/23/2018 – 3/2/2018 • Fridays • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM From its earliest days, the United States has relied on ocean- going ships to sustain its economy. This course will explore the extent to which U.S.-flag vessels have participated in and Tour of the York W. Bailey Museum (45 minutes). this trade. It’s a story that includes many high points: over There is a museum entrance fee of $5.00 collected at the 2,500 Liberty ships that assisted the allied war effort; the door. Also, consider making a day of it at St. Helena Island and record-breaking transatlantic performance of the magnificent signing up for the LIT212 class at St. Helena’s Library “Your passenger liner SS United States; the very invention of the Library: More Than Bricks and Books” later that day and grab container ships that now dominate transoceanic commerce. a bite of lunch in between at a local St. Helena Island restaurant. But this is not a story with a happy ending, because today Instructor: RODELL LAWRENCE the U.S. Merchant Marine is but a shadow of his former HIS248 BEAUFORT BORN, BRED, OR BLESSED self. Why is this the case? Can past glory be recaptured? Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • BRIAN CUDAHY Instructor: 2/1/2018 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon HIS246 CORSETS TO CRINOLINES Location OFF-SITE: Morris Center for LowCountry Heritage, directions Please join us for this popular forum where we’ve gathered a supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • host of local Beaufortonians of different 2/22/2018 • Thursday • 2 to 3:30 PM generations who will come together to share their vintage photographs and Limited Enrollment – 35. Peek into the wardrobe stories about our Beaufort from “back in of a Victorian lady as Kim Poovey, dressed in period attire, the day” to now. You don’t have to have demonstrates the daily dressing rituals required of women been born or bred in Beaufort, but you during the 19th century, specifically the 1860s. In this will certainly leave feeling “blessed” upon 45-minute presentation, learn proper etiquette and fashion having moved here when you hear their styles of the Victorian era. The language of the fan and a stories (and some of their lies) and view old humorous look at Victorian communications between ladies Beaufort photos on our screen. In Gullah

PAGE 23 Health & Medicine terms, please join our Beaufort Bin’yas who will share their has been shown to protect against infection by pathogenic experiences with our more recent Beaufort Com’yas for a (harmful) microbes, modulate the risk for chronic inflammatory fun forum. Facilitator: KATHLEEN JORDAN and autoimmune disease states, and influence metabolism. HIS249 JACKIE ROBINSON, FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN Advances in the understanding of commensal microbe – MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYER Location: human interactions are leading to clinical interventions 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • (dietary modulation, pre/probiotics administration, fecal 4/5/2018 • Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM transplantation,) which are being applied to treat disease and optimize health. Instructor: DR. CHAD NOVINCE Seventy-one years ago, a man by the name of Jack HME201 NEW FINDINGS IN THE ANTI-AGING DEBATE Roosevelt Robinson stepped out of the home team dugout Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • at Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field and took his position at first base 3/7/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM as the 1947 baseball season got underway. This course ... given by a man who was in the Ebbets Field stands when This presentation is based on the NY Times best selling book Robinson played his first game there ... will trace the history You … Staying Young, by Drs. Mike Roizen and Mehmet of that 1947 season and also explore the pioneer trail that Oz. They encourage us to make changes in our lifestyles Robinson blazed in America’s cultural history. Instructor: and see rewards. You CAN slow your rate of aging – you BRIAN CUDAHY have the power to unlock your potential longevity. Aging HIS250 WALKING HISTORY is inevitable but the RATE of aging certainly is not. Aging AND MOVIE TOUR OF BEAUFORT is not so much about breaking down as it is about recovery Location: OFF-SITE: directions and repair. This talk reviews six of the Major Agers out of supplied to registrants prior fourteen in the book: genes and telomeres; body defenses/ to class Sessions: 1 • immunity; toxins; glycosylation; calorie consumption/sirtuin; 2/15/2018 • Thursday • and neurotransmitter imbalance. Discover how you can “turn 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon on” your genes for better and longer healthy living! Instructor: DR. PHIL CUSUMANO, M.D. Limited Enrollment – 20. HME202 ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: NEW AND This two-hour walking tour through Beaufort’s UPDATED INFORMATION Location: historic district gives you a chance to learn more about USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: our beautiful town, its historic buildings, amazing history 1 • 5/4/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to and allows you to ask questions as you stroll. Learn about 12:00 N historic homes in The Point, on The Bluff, and The Old Commons. Walk beneath live oaks draped with Spanish Alzheimer’s disease is a chronic moss, pre-Civil War houses built of tabby, resurrection fern neurodegenerative disease with a gradual on angel oaks, and The Big Chill house, plus houses where onset of symptoms that worsen over Demi Moore (stayed in “The Castle” while filming GI Jane), time. There is currently no way to Nick Nolte (The Prince of Tides), Sally Field (while filming effectively prevent, treat, or cure this Forrest Gump) and Barbra Streisand stayed (The Prince of devastating disease. In this discussion, Tides). Plus Pat Conroy’s boyhood home, which brought Phil Wizwer, a registered pharmacist, his stories of growing up in Beaufort alive in The Great will present an overview of Alzheimer’s Santini. Instructor: DAVIS FOLSOM disease and other forms of dementia. He will identify risk factors for developing Alzheimer’s disease and

offer possible strategies to decrease the risk or delay progression HEALTH & MEDICINE of symptoms. He will describe the association between alcohol use and sleep deprivation and the onset and progression of HME200 LIVING IN A MICROBIAL WORLD: HUMAN- symptoms of dementia, the reliability of screening tools for MICROBE INTERACTIONS IN HEALTH/DISEASE evaluating patients with Alzheimer’s disease, and possible new Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • medications and vaccines to prevent the onset or progression of 3/2/2018 • Friday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM NEW symptoms of dementia. Instructor: PHIL WIZWER Following birth, infants are exposed to commensal HME203 OBTAINING AFFORDABLE, COMPREHENSIVE (non-harmful) microbes that colonize the gut, oral MEDICAL CARE IN THE DIGITAL AGE Location: USCB cavity, skin, and other body surfaces exposed to the external Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 5/2/2018 • environment. Commensal microbes consist of thousands of Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM diverse bacteria, fungi, viruses, and other microorganisms. Colonization of the infant by commensal microbes Join us for a discussion of the rapid changes in our regulates the development of the immune system, having health care system and the challenges we face as we strive lifelong implications for health vs. disease. Commensal to become better educated and more sophisticated health (non-harmful) microbe regulation of human immunity care consumers. We will explore from doctor, patient, and http://OLLI.USCB.edu Health & Medicine

advocate point of view: barriers that each party face in HME206 OPIOID USE/ABUSE IN AMERICA AND SOUTH delivery and access to quality health services, impact of the CAROLINA Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 evolved roles of GPs and Specialists in a siloed industry, the Sessions: 1 • 3/21/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 challenges of modern digital technology and information AM to 12:00 PM from the “Web” to Electronic Medical Records. Additional Opioids are now the leading cause of death in the topics include increased reliance on pharmaceuticals, the US, surpassing gun violence and automobile injuries. The intersecting requirements of patients, insurance companies, US leads all countries in opioid use. We are 5% of the pharmaceutical companies, health care organizations, and the international population and report 80% of overdose deaths. legal profession. This will be an interactive course. Audience South Carolina’s rate of opioid dependence and abuse participation will be solicited and expected. Instructors: falls in the second-highest category in the nation. Opioid PAUL WEISMANTEL and TOM ANDERSON dependence and abuse crosses all socioeconomic groups. HME204 OPIOID ADDICTION CRISIS Location: How did we get here? Dr. Novince will give an overview 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • of what recent research is telling us about opioid use/abuse 1/31/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM and how this epidemic is being addressed in SC and locally. Instructor: LORETTA NOVINCE The abuse/misuse of legal and illicit opioid drugs in our country has reached epidemic proportions. This epidemic HME207 COMMON ISSUES/PROBLEMS SEEN WITHIN is now one of America’s major public health problems and LONG TERM CARE/ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES is having a serious social and economic impact. The death Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 rate from opioid overdose has tripled between 2002 and • 2/8/2018 • Thursday • 1 to 3:00 PM 2016 and the current annual financial burden is estimated Slightly over 5% of seniors are admitted to nursing homes to be over $78.5 billion. Opioid abuse is growing within today. However, a greater number are moving into assisted the senior population. In this interactive talk, Phil Wizwer living facilities. Many of those who once were admitted will review causes of this epidemic, discuss addiction, steps to nursing homes are now living in ALFs. Over 40% to possibly “fix” the opioid addiction crisis and proposed of those admitted to these facilities are unable to care for new laws. He will also examine factors that make opioids so themselves or are unable to self-medicate. Many of them addictive, possible treatment options and how to manage pain have medication-related problems, ambulation/falls issues, secondary to chronic medical conditions. Instructor: PHIL as well as decreased mental status. Many of these problems WIZWER may be related to their medications. Other issues that need HME205 HOLISTIC HEALTH ASSESSMENT FOR WOMEN to be addressed are decline in socialization, senior abuse, Location: 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • skin breakdown, and depression. Mr. Wizwer will discuss 1/31/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N these and other issues seen within these facilities. With proper medication management, many seniors may be able We are constantly wearing out our cells and having to replace to live better healthy, independent lives. Instructor: PHIL them. Chronic disease occurs when we lose our ability to make WIZWER new cells. Symptoms and disease states (ignored symptoms) are messengers - the body is out of balance. The goal is HME208 CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? Location: always the same. Find root causes and return to and maintain 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • homeostasis. Holistic health is about the person not the disease. 3/5/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N 97% of diseases start in the brain! Can your thoughts be the Remember the Verizon commercial, “ Can You Hear Me root cause? You will learn to have a better understanding of Now”? For many of us, as we age, the answer is “no, I can’t, the story as it unfolds, utilizing information from the tongue, please speak up.” Another one of the many joys of aging... face, fingernails, iris and pulses. Also to be discussed are hearing loss. Of course, this very frustrating disability can stress, aging, our food industry, safe water, lighting, clean air, detoxing and sleep. Instructor: KATIE HAUN

PAGE 25 Interest Groups occur in the newborn as well as the elderly, and can have devastating INTEREST GROUPS consequences in any age group. This discussion ING200 WHISKIES OF THE SCOTTISH ISLANDS will explain the nature Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 of sound and how the Sessions: 1 • 2/1/2018 • Thursday • 5:30 to 7:00 PM human ear perceives Limited Enrollment – 35. Several of the most widely- and interprets different recognized and highly-awarded single malt Scotch whiskies sound; from a baby are products of distilleries located on islands off the west coast laughing in your lap of Scotland. This course will explore the complexities and to a train whistle miles uniqueness of five of these malts to include a couple of quality away. The many whiskies from lesser known distilleries. The whiskey samples causes of hearing loss will be served in ½ oz. portions and will represent the broad will be discussed and range of Scotch malts from light and fruity to robust and the various options available for improvement. Audiological smoky. The presentation will also address some history of evaluations will be performed on interested participants. each of the islands and distilleries featured. You will be given Instructor: ART MENKEN some basic techniques of nosing and tasting single malts and HME209 SENIORITY MATTERS: SENIOR FRIENDLY the instructor will share miscellaneous bits of information EMERGENCY ROOM Location: Hilton Head from his years of experience. There is a $35 supplies fee Hospital, directions supplied to registrants prior to for this class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation email class Sessions: 1 • 2/2/2018 • Friday • 10 to 11:30 to those registered, with payment details included. AM Instructor: MARSHALL MCLAUGHLIN Limited Enrollment – 30. Learn more about the new Senior Friendly Emergency Department at Hilton ING201 FARM TO TABLE Head Hospital. Hilton Head’s population is both growing EATING: THE IMPORTANCE and aging. Older patients have a higher likelihood of being OF SOURCING SUSTAINABLE admitted when they come to the ER due to the complexities PRODUCTS Location OFF- they often present. This presentation will focus on the special SITE: Sweetgrass Restaurant, challenges our aging population presents for the hospital and directions supplied to how the emergency department plays such an important registrants prior to class role in the care of these patients. Hilton Head Hospital has Sessions: 1 • 4/18/2018 • enhanced its geriatric emergency care to meet the specific Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 1:00 healthcare needs of our communities aging population. Our PM new Senior Friendly Emergency Department was created Limited Enrollment – 60. Join Chef Penn TenEyck to reduce anxiety, and promote healing while providing at Sweetgrass Restaurant for a brief lecture followed by our extraordinary care, right here on Hilton Head Island. luncheon. He will talk about the challenges and importance Instructor: AMY ANDERSON of sourcing local products and how he applies them to his HME210 SENIOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS AT THE PORT evolving menu. A three course lunch follows the lecture. ROYAL YMCA Location: Beaufort YMCA, directions There is a $30 supplies fee for this class which covers supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • food and gratuity. OLLI staff will send a confirmation 2/7/2018 • Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM email to those registered, with payment details included. Limited Enrollment – 25. Engage your better self Consider making a day of it on Dataw Island and pre-register for a special “Tour of Dataw Ruins” (HIS206) beginning at 1:30pm. at the YMCA in Port Royal. 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Forms Page 3 ART200 ART201 ART202 ART203 Beaufort Int’l Film Festival Watercolour Embossing A Landscape Aflame Basilica Sagrada Familia

ART204 ART205 ART206 ART207 Churches to Feed Your Soul Art and Artists at USCB Byzantine, Islamic and Romanesque Dance to the Music

ART208 ART209 ART210 ART211 Maud Lewis: A Folk Art Treasure Photography as Art The Cross as Sacred, Devotional Object Intro to Community Televisiom

ART212 ART213 ART214 ART215 Gustav Klimt: “Femme Fatale” Artist Suzanne Aulds Gallery Tour Altered Books and Creative Art Books Whose Art Is It?

ART216 ART217 ART218 BUS200 Charleston’s Drayton Hall Leaning Forward Coffee: From Green Bean to Cup Seven Ways to Optimize Social Security

BUS201 BUS202 BUS203 BUS204 Advertising: Science or Art? Planning for Healthcare Costs Reasons to be Bullish Hack-Proof Your Life Now!

BUS205 COI200 COI201 COI202 Inside Look at Retirement Living ILP and Law Enforcement Homeless of Beaufort County English Language Learner in Beaufort

COI203 COI204 COI205 COI206 Aging in Place, Safely Introduction to City of Hardeeville Changing Education Jasper County Current State of Hilton Head Island

COI207 COI208 COI209 COI210 Allendale Correctional Institution Local Real Estate Market Update What’s New in Beaufort? The Cats of Beaufort County

COI211 COI212 COI213 COM200 OLLI and You - Session I OLLI and You - Session II Bluffton Fire Maintenance Facility Online Research Introduction

COM201 COM202 COM203 COM204 The Digital Traveler TED - Ideas Worth Spreading The IPad and IPhone Want To Blog It?

COM205 ECO200 ECO201 ECO202 Solar for Your Home What’s Up With Our Water? Lowcountry Raptors Creating a Bird-Friendly Backyard

ECO203 ECO204 ECO205 ECO206 May River Ecology Tour I May River Ecology Tour II Lowcountry Alligators Legacy Oaks Tour

ECO207 ECO208 ECO209 ECO210 (must take ECO209) Migration of Neo-Tropical Songbirds Old Rice Fields in Sea Pines Preserve Birding for Beginners Birding for Beginners - Field Trip

ECO211 ECO212 ECO213 ECO214 Identifying Wildflowers by Family Critters You Meet in the Lowcountry Dragonflies of Hilton Head Butterflies of the Lowcountry

ECO215 ECO216 ECO217 ECO218 Your River, Your Food Salt Marsh Ecology in the Lowcountry A Visit to the South Carolina Aquarium Introduction to Harbor Island Wildlife

GAR200 GAR201 GAR202 GAR203 A Tour of Crystal Lake Park Residential Landscape Design Lawn Care Best Practices Holly Shrubs, A Basic Structural Ele- ment CLASSES REQUIRING ADDITIONAL FEES TO THIRD PARTIES - $AMOUNT ART201 - $20 ECO203 - $25 ECO204 - $25 ECO206 - $19 ECO217 - $85

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HIS244 - $5 HIS247 - $5 ING200 - $35 ING201 - $30 ING204 - $20

ING205 - $39.50 ING208 - $20 ING212 - $25 ING217 - $10 LUN200 - $15 or $20

Forms Page 4 GAR204 GAR205 GAR206 GAR207 Butterflies of the Lowcountry The Transplanted Gardener Landscape Design for Dummies Garden Plants That Will Take the Heat

GAR208 GAR209 GOV200 GOV201 Refresh, Repair, Refurbish Winter Spring Stroll Through the Point North Korea Crisis 2018 What Is the Intelligence Cycle? Garden

GOV202 GOV203 GOV204 GOV205 Recent Supreme Court Decisions US Constitution Overview What You Learn From Census Records Democracy: What It Is?

GOV206 GOV207 HIS200 HIS201 Immigration and American Citizenship Beaufort Cty Sheriff’s Academy Over- Key West - Where the Weird Turn Pro Bleep! You Can’t WatchThat view

HIS202 HIS203 HIS204 HIS205 The Lewis and Clark Expedition The Castles of Western Europe Atlantic Maps at Time of Columbus If Beaufort Porches Could Talk

HIS206 HIS207 HIS208 HIS209 A Tour of Dataw Ruins 30 Seconds in Tombstone Andersonville Prison Presidents, First Ladies, Vice-Presidents

HIS210 HIS211 HIS212 HIS213 Ed Koterba: Outstanding Newspaper- Grand Union Experiments Enigma Secret in WWII: British Guile Jerusalem: Divinity, Destiny and Death man

HIS214 HIS215 HIS216 HIS217 Supplying Guadalcanal The Hamilton Coast Guard RMS Titanic - Before She Sailed American Picture Palaces

HIS218 HIS219 HIS220 HIS221 Civil War in South Carolina Curse You, Red Baron! Pedro Menendez de Aviles 1918: Doughboys Tip the Scales

HIS222 HIS223 HIS224 HIS225 Spinning History Evolution of the Nation’s Capitol Nautical Origin of Everyday Expressions Gettysburg: 5 Factors in the Outcome

HIS226 HIS227 HIS228 HIS229 Antietam: America’s Bloodiest Day History of Anchorage 1770 Bluffton Old Town Walking Tour I Bluffton Old Town Walking Tour II

HIS230 HIS231 HIS232 HIS233 Bluffton Old Town Walking Tour III Madrid: The Imperial City Through My Father’s Eyes Puerto Rico - Island of Enchantment

HIS234 HIS235 HIS236 HIS237 The Odious Commerce Hilton Head First Families Exploring Honey Horn’s Nature The Downing of TWA Flight 800

HIS238 HIS239 HIS240 HIS241 A Taste of Lowcountry Oyster History History of the Lowcountry Marsh Tacky Robert Smalls and the SS Planter Tour of Bonaventure Cemetery

HIS242 HIS243 HIS244 HIS245 Native American Religions and Sites The Jews of the Khazaria Garvin-Garvey House Tour Rise and Fall of US Merchant Marine

HIS246 HIS247 HIS248 HIS249 Corsets to Crinolines Penn Center and Civil Rights Movement Beaufort Born, Bred, or Blessed Jackie Robinson

HIS250 HME200 HME201 HME202 Walking and Movie Tour of Beaufort Living in a Microbial World New Findings in the Anti-Aging Debate Alzheimer’s Disease

HME203 HME204 HME205 HME206 Affordable, Comprehensive Medical Opioid Addiction Crisis Holistic Health Assessment for Women Opioid Use/Abuse in America Care

HME207 HME208 HME209 HME210 Long-Term Care/Assisted Living Prob- Can You Hear Me Now? Seniority Matters Senior Health, Wellness Beaufort YMCA lems

ING200 ING201 ING202 ING203 Whiskies of the Scottish Islands Farm to Table Eating Rusty Pilot Seminar Wildlife Photography

ING204 ING205 ING206 ING207 Tour of Rose Hill Mansion Downtown Dine-Around Food Preservation The Spanish Moss Trail

Forms Page 5 ING208 ING209 ING210 ING211 California Wines Gluten-Free Natural Products Olive Oil 101 - From Greece with Love Tour of Your Local Publix

ING212 ING213 ING214 ING215 Sip, Sip, Hooray! Reading and Researching Learning Mah Jongg How to Make Garnets Cooking Lesson

ING216 ING217 ING218 ING219 Learn French the Fun and Easy Way Distillery Tour 2018 Spring Fashion Preview America’s Boating Course

ING220 IST200 IST201 ITS202 Tracing Your Roots OLLI at Night For News Junkies Great Decisions 2018, Part I The Chin Dream

IST203 IST204 IST205 LEG200 North Korea’s Nuclear Missile Program Russian-American Relations 1991-2017 The Dutch Delta Works All You Need is 25 Documents

LEG201 LEG202 LEG203 LIT200 Estate Planning 101 Asset Protection Strategies Career-Criminal Prosecution Tormented Writers

LIT201 LIT202 LIT203 LIT204 A Poet on Broadway - Larry Hart Say the Magic Word and Win $100 Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 Broadway Inside Stories

LIT205 LIT206 LIT207 LIT208 Mr. Newman and the Civil Justice Jane Austin’s Emma Shakespeare’s Othello Foreign Film - Twice Born System

LIT209 LIT210 LIT211 LIT212 Foreign Film - Twin Sisters Foreign Film - Lion Pat Conroy Reverence for Teaching More Than Bricks and Books

LIT213 LUN200 MUS200 MUS201 Pablo Neruda: Spain in Our Hearts AARP Smart Driving Course This Machine Kills Fascists Women in Music

MUS202 MUS203 MUS204 MUS205 Waterscapes in Music Conversations - Chamber Music I Conversations - Chamber Music II Conversations - Chamber Music III

PGD200 PGD201 PGD202 PGD203 Helpful Habits of Failure The Examined Life Dealing with Grief Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)

PGD204 PGD205 PGD206 REL200 Improvisation Improves Innovation Adventures of the Bodhisatta Teaching the Upside of Failure Forgiveness: and Forget?

REL201 REL202 SCI200 SCI201 Creation: The Bible and Science More Like Christ: Active Faith Carbon: Party Animal of the Elements In the Mouth of the Whale

SCI202 SCI203 SCI204 SCI205 Fossils Secrets of Mental Math III Keep Looking Up! Star Gazing The Beauty of Tropical Reefs

SCI206 SCI207 SCI208 SCI209 Practice of Forensic DNA Analysis Secrets of Mental Math Part I Mummies Kitchen Chemistry

SCI210 SCI211 SPO200 SPO201 USCB School of Science and Math Do Animals Have Social Intelligence? SCAD Equestrian Center Pickleball

SSC200 STU200 STU201 STU202 Tolerance and Public Discourse Movietalks 1 Movietalks 2 OLLI Reads! Hillbilly Elegy

STU203 STU204 TRA200 TRA201 OLLI Reads! News of the World OLLI Reads! The Zookeeper’s Wife Sharing Road Scholar Experiences Tall Trees, Twisted Trees, and Treasures

TRA202 TRA203 WRI200 WRI201 Romantic Spring Flings Hopes and Tears May Your Stories Live On! “Friday Afternoon”

WRI202 WRI203 Narrative Writing: Memoirs Poetry of Inspired Experience

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possible. You’ll arrive at Breakwater Restaurant & Bar at 5:30 PM for a scrumptious appetizer. At 7:00 PM, you’ll zip across the street to Wren Bistro & Bar for your yummy main course choice. And at 8:30 PM, you’ll stroll over to Bay Street to cap off the evening with a wonderfully decadent dessert at Saltus River Grill on beautiful Beaufort Bay. All this for an amazing $39.50 per person fee (alcoholic beverages not included). Payment for this class is in cash only. OLLI staff will send a confirmation email to those registered, with payment details included. Facilitator: KATHERINE ING203 WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY Location USCB TANDY BROWN Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/8/2018 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N ING206 FOOD PRESERVATION – HOME CANNING, A HOBBY This class is a casual lecture and discussion with this acclaimed YOU CAN EAT Location: USCB wildlife photographer’s images and photographs which will Beaufort, Sandstone 124 be displayed. You’ll receive information, suggestions, and Sessions: 1 • 5/4/2018 • Friday • ideas for photographing wildlife – birds and mammals – in 10:00 AM to 12:00 N local and out-of-state locations. Participants are encouraged to bring their cameras and lenses, as well as sample This is an informative and interactive photographs for discussion. Participants are encouraged to program for anyone interested in visit Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia on their own, a personal home canning. Both experienced canners and newcomers favorite of our instructor. Instructor: SUE JARRETT alike will benefit from this easy to follow discussion. This presentation includes the history of canning, general ING204 A TOUR OF ROSE HILL MANSION Location principles of safe food handling, equipment used, food OFF-SITE: Rose Hill Mansion, directions supplied to presentation, water bath versus pressure canning methods registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • 4/3/2018 • and troubleshooting. Mark will also share his insights into Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N competitive canning and what the judges look for. Stay Limited tuned for the summer as we have some additional plans for Enrollment – 40. OLLI presentations. Instructor: MARK VOSBURGH Rose Hill Mansion ING207 DISCOVERING THE SPANISH MOSS TRAIL BIKE is an opulent 19th TOUR Location OFF-SITE: Spanish Moss Trail, directions century Gothic supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • Revival home 4/12/2018 • Thursday • 10:30 PM to 12:00 N located right in Bluffton. Built Limited Enrollment in 1858 for the – 20. Participants Kirk family, it has will be treated to seen days of high society parties as well as less fortunate times an insider’s tour of how during the Reconstruction era and the Depression. After a Northern Beaufort County is devastating fire in 1987, it was purchased by the White family developing the Spanish Moss and has been restored. We will tour the home and learn Trail, the old Magnolia Rail about its fascinating story. Cost for the tour is $20. Checks Line, into a 12-foot wide, should be made out to Rose Hill Mansion. The $20 paved pedestrian and bike includes a one-hour tour of the first floor of the mansion trail open for the enjoyment with an emphasis on the history of the building and its of those who walk, run, many owners. There will be light refreshments served at bike, and fish. This will be the end of the tour and participants are invited to roam an active classroom where the grounds afterwards. Instructor: CAROL LIFF participants will meet on the Trail with their bike and ING205 DOWNTOWN DINEAROUND: EAT YOUR WAY ride 3-5 miles while learning AROUND BEAUFORT Location OFF-SITE: directions about the Trail’s history, supplied to registrants prior to class Sessions: 1 • community benefits and the 2/27/2018 • Tuesday • 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM environmental impact to Limited Enrollment – 20. Here’s your chance to live our area. Please bring a functioning bicycle, a bicycle a South Carolina Lowcountry foodie’s dream through helmet, and a full water bottle. Instructors: DEAN a spinoff on the old-fashioned progressive supper at MOSS and FRANK EMMINGER three eateries that serve as much locally-sourced food as

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ING208 CALIFORNIA WINES: NAPA/SONOMA, ING212 SIP, SIP…HOORAY! Location OFF-SITE: Ta-Ca- MONTEREY COAST, RUSSIAN RIVER – IS THERE A Ron, directions supplied to registrants prior to class DIFFERENCE? Location OFF-SITE: Hampton Lake Amenity Sessions: 1 • 4/10/2018 • Tuesday • 3 to 4:30 PM Center, directions supplied to registrants prior to class Limited Enrollment – 26. Not all wines appeal to all Sessions: 1 • 5/3/2018 • Thursday • 2:30 to 4:00 PM people, and for this reason we are so fortunate to have such Limited Enrollment – 25. California Wines - the a large variety of grapes and blends from which to select. But major wine producing regions: Napa/Sonoma, the how do you choose wines that will excite your palate? Join Monterey Coast and the Russian River Valley. Is us as we take you on an exploration of different grapes from there a difference? You be the judge. This course will different countries – giving you the opportunity to discover explore – by way of tasting – some of the more popular for yourself new wines to fall in love with! Five wines will wine varieties (both red and white) being produced be served with tapas. There is a $25 supplies fee for this in these three different regions with selected hors d’oeuvres class. OLLI staff will send a confirmation email to those and cheeses in a lakeside setting. Cost is $20 with checks registered, with payment details included. Instructors: made out to Hampton Lake Community Association. JUAN CARLOS JIMENEZ and ISABELLA JIMENEZ Instructor: JOHN MCCANDRIS ING213 READING AND RESEARCHING AT THE USCB ING209 GLUTEN-FREE, NATURAL PRODUCTS, MEALS HISTORIC BEAUFORT CAMPUS LIBRARY Location: USCB AND NUTRITION OPTIONS Location OFF-SITE: Kroger’s Beaufort, Campus Library Sessions: 1 • 2/23/2018 • Shelter Cove, directions supplied to registrants prior to Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N class Sessions: 1 • 2/1/2018 • Thursday • 1 to 3:00 PM Limited Enrollment – 12. The USCB Historic Limited Enrollment – 15. Discover how to locate Beaufort Campus Library is proud of its cutting- natural or gluten-free products in a grocery store. Learn edge facilities. Learn how to find books by your about the differences between healthy options versus favorite authors or discover new treasures waiting what foods to avoid. Sample some products you might to be found. We’ll show you how to maneuver our not usually eat. The taste may surprise you. Instructor: moveable compact shelving and access our plethora CHEF JEFF BIRD of databases to search for anything you feel you need to know, for fun or necessity. Please feel ING210 FROM GREECE WITH LOVE: OLIVE OIL 101 free to bring any research topic along and we’ll Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • see what we can find. Geni Flowers will guide you 5/2/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM through USCB’s Historic Beaufort Campus Library and offer Limited Enrollment – 30. If you love to cook or just you your special library card. Afterwards, consider visiting love to eat healthy, delicious food, you’ll explore the our Outakes Café within our library for a bite of quick lunch “How’s” and “Why’s” from Cordon Bleu-trained chef and cuisine. Instructor: GENI FLOWERS U.C. Davis certified olive oil taster, Ann Courmouzis. Learn ING214 LEARNING MAH JONGG Location: USCB all you need to know about olive oil, including how Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: to separate myth from fact when it comes to figuring 3 • 2/15/2018 – 3/1/2018 • out which oil to buy and how to use it for maximum Thursdays • 1 to 4:00 PM benefit as part of a healthy lifestyle. Ann also will share information about her and her husband’s olive Limited Enrollment - 16 The oil import business and how it came to be. The history of Mah Jongg will be briefly course will include a live cooking demonstration, presented followed by instruction guided tastings, recipe handouts, fact sheets, and on how to play the game, led by the opportunity to ask as many questions as time Elly Levin. If participants reach a permits. Instructor: ANN COURMOUZIS comfortable level of play, strategy tips will be given. Each table of four will have an instructor. ING211 BEHIND THE SCENES TOUR OF YOUR LOCAL Elly will be assisted by Carolyn Dunlap, Kay Grigsby, and Sara PUBLIX Location OFF-SITE: Publix Hilton Head, Oakley. The first session of this three-session course is directions supplied to registrants prior to class mandatory. Instructor: ELLY LEVIN Sessions: 1 • 3/7/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM ING215 A COOKING LESSON ON HOW TO MAKE Limited Enrollment – 20. Go behind the scenes in a GARNETS Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone tour of a local Publix store to explore the procedures, 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/22/2018 • Thursday • 10:00 equipment and what it takes to get your food to your AM to 12:00 N table. See how meat is cut, and pie is made. Have a sample of some of the foods. Questions answered. See the Join us and learn how we can assist Mother Nature in altering Publix difference and why they have a passion to be the the appearance of a variety of garnets. Specific methods and best neighborhood grocery store. Instructor: CAROLYN techniques on how this can be accomplished will be presented BUZHARDT by the instructor, who has a degree in geology. Instructor: http://OLLI.USCB.edu International Studies

RICHARD safety, and knots and lines. A ANDRZEJCZK third optional session will consist of a review of the previous ING216 LEARN information provided and an FRENCH THE FUN examination. Upon successfully AND EASY WAY passing the examination a Location: USCB certificate will be presented. Bluffton, Hargray Some insurance companies may 156 Sessions: offer discounts for boat owners 4 • 1/31/2018 who complete this course. Those – 2/28/2018 • students who desire the America’s Wednesdays • 7 to Boating Course book may 9:00 PM purchase it at the first session for Limited Enrollment - 25 In this four-session class, you $30. Instructor: JIM ROSEN will be completely immersed in French from the moment ING220 TRACING YOUR ROOTS: FAMILY RESEARCH you walk into the classroom. Stories will be used to actively FOR BEGINNERS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 involve you in speaking, listening, reading and writing. You Sessions: 1 • 3/12/2018 • Monday • 10 to 12:00 N will be amazed at your level of comprehension at the end of the first class. Note: there is no class on Wednesday, Newcomers to the fascinating field of genealogy will learn February 21. Instructor: MARGARET KLEINHENN research techniques to start and develop their family trees. Topics include how to start tracing your roots, where to find ING217 DISTILLERY TOUR Location OFF-SITE: Hilton information, what pitfalls to avoid, developing good research Head Distillery, directions supplied to registrants prior habits, and preserving your work. The course is also of value to class Sessions: 1 • 2/27/2018 • Tuesday • 1 to 2:30 PM for those with limited experience who want to refresh their Limited Enrollment - 30 Learn about the history of rum skills. Handouts will be given to assist participants in their and the step-by-step process of distilling spirits at Hilton research. Instructor: JOYCE KELLEHER Head Distillery, the island’s first and only craft distillery. The distillery calls Hilton Head home because of its rich history which is closely tied to the history of rum itself. INTERNATIONAL STUDIES The class will consist of a tour of the distillery followed IST200 OLLI AT NIGHT FOR NEWS JUNKIES Location: by a full tasting. The cost is $10 and must be paid USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 4 • 1/29/2018 – at the time of registration, checks made payable to 2/19/2018 • Mondays • 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Hilton Head Distillery. Instructor: JILLIAN STEPHENS Share your analysis of current world and national ING218 2018 SPRING FASHION PREVIEW Location: news with fellow news junkies. Participate in lively 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • discussions guided by moderator Frank Gindhart, who 2/7/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM has led this class for several terms. Participants are encouraged Start planning for the spring fashion season. Join Sylvia to provide the instructor ([email protected]) with online Overcast, owner of Tradewinds Apparel for over 15 years, materials that can be emailed to the class Instructor: FRANK as she discusses the latest trends in spring fashions. Sylvia GINDHART will also give you a lesson on the clothing industry - how IST201 GREAT DECISIONS 2018, PART I Location ; Sgt. an outfit goes from design to your closet. The staff at Jasper Park Community Center, directions supplied to Tradewinds will model the “must haves” of spring. Sylvia registrants prior to class Sessions: 4 • 3/1/2018 – will also provide a free drawing for fashion accessories. 3/22/2018 • Thursdays • 10 to 11:30 AM Instructor: SYLVIA OVERCAST This class is organized as a discussion forum ING219 AMERICA’S BOATING COURSE Location: USCB examining contemporary international issues Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 3 • 4/10/2018, and participants are expected to have read the 4/17/2018, and 4/30/2018 • Tuesdays • 9:00 AM to assignments in the briefing book, published by the Foreign 1:00 PM (4/30/2018 is from 9:00 AM to 12:00 N Policy Association for its Great Decisions Global Education Join the class and learn how to operate watercraft Program. Topics this semester include The waning of Pax safely. The Beaufort Sail and Power Squadron, Americana?; Russia’s Foreign Policy; China and America: America’s Boating Club, is presenting an eight-hour course the new geopolitical equation; and, Media and foreign of instruction over two sessions in which the following topics policy. Order the briefing book on line: WWW. will be discussed: safety equipment, navigation rules and aids, GREATDECISIONS.ORG. Part II of this course will government regulations, operating in adverse conditions, be offered in USCB OLLI’s fall, 2018, term. Instructor: communication trailering, anchoring, personal water sports FRANK GINDHART

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IST202 THE CHINA DREAM Location: USCB Dutch teach other countries how to do it. After Katrina, US Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/11/2018 • officials visited to study how the Dutch prevent flooding. In Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM April, only months before Harvey devastated Texas, the state Learn about China’s ambition to become the world leader. wrote a letter to President Trump requesting funding for a Since China took over Hong Kong 20 years ago, they have similar barrier to protect the Houston area. Maybe next time? STEVEN EMERY undertaken bold plans to modernize their society. The Instructor: China Dream comprises two strategic objectives. First is to become a “moderately well-off society” by 2020, the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, and, second, LEGAL to “modernize China,” becoming a fully-developed nation by 2049, the 100th anniversary of the People’s Republic. The LEG200 ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE (AND THESE 25 China Dream defines a national “grand goal” to restore China DOCUMENTS)! Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 to its historical glory and take the place of the United States as Sessions: 1 • 1/31/2018 • Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM the world leader. Instructor: JACQUELINE EMERY Most of us realize the importance of organizing financial and IST203 NORTH KOREA’S NUCLEAR AND MISSILE legal affairs so that loved ones and appointed agents will be PROGRAMS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 able to step in and help with minimal difficulty in the event Sessions: 1 • 1/31/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 of our death or incapacity. But because it’s not something AM to 12:00 N most of us like to think about, few people actually get around to doing it. Based, in part, on ‘The Conversation Project’, This course covers details of the North Korean (NK) a national program dedicated to helping people talk about nuclear and missile programs from their beginnings in the their wishes for end-of-life care, this course will help you get 1960s and 70s through late summer of 2017 and will be started. Serving as a compassionate and professional bridge brought current as of the day of the course. Special emphasis between the life clients live and the life they want to live, is placed on rapid advancements in 2016 and early 2017 and Roxanne Cheney can help you get things in order now. how NK’s programs affect U.S. reactions. The content is You, your intended beneficiaries, and your advisors will be moderately technical and includes many photos, satellite glad you did! Instructor: ROXANNE CHENEY images, and graphics. Instructor: JOHN GILBERT LEG201 ESTATE PLANNING 101 IST204 RUSSIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS: 1991 - 2017 Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 124 Sessions: 1 • 3/7/2018 • 3/26/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Wednesday • 1 to 3:00 PM During the past 26 years the relations between the This course will focus on the basics of United States and Russian Federation varied from estate planning, including how to fill out cooperation to confrontation and all the stages in between. beneficiary designation forms, an overview of the probate In 1991 the Soviet Union, the second most powerful military process in South Carolina, and a discussion on strategies for power of the world reversed its economical, ideological and incapacity and asset protection planning. There will be an social values. The United States welcomed that incredible open question-and-answer session following the course. transformation, announced the end of the Cold War and Instructor: VICTOR “ALEX” DOROBANTU tried to help Russia’s nascent new capitalism. Unfortunately, it was usurped by Russia’s criminal corporations which LEG202 ASSET PROTECTION STRATEGIES Location: are still active today. Nevertheless, Russia’s economic and 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • military power has lately increased in accordance with its 2/20/2018 • Tuesday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM imperial ambitions. Now the big question is: will Russia be a This course will feature in-depth discussions on strategies that friend or a foe of the United States? Instructor: ANATOL can be used to protect assets during the life of an individual ZUKERMAN as well as after they have been transferred to beneficiaries. IST205 ONE OF THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE Topics covered will in-clude Irrevocable Trusts, Medicaid’s MODERN WORLD: THE DUTCH DELTA WORKS “five year look-back rule,” Family Companies, and Limited Location: 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: • Liability Companies. Alex is a licensed attorney in SC with 4/19/2018 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N NEW/THEME his own firm located in Beaufort, focusing on estate planning and asset protection. Instructor: VICTOR “ALEX” In the Netherlands, climate change is neither considered DOROBANTU hypothetical nor a drag on the economy. Instead, it’s an opportunity. Much of the nation sits below sea level and is LEG203 HOW CAREER-CRIMINAL PROSECUTION gradually sinking. The Dutch solution: the Delta Works and MAKES COMMUNITIES SAFER Location: USCB the Measlandkering storm barrier, the largest robot in the Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 1/29/2018 • world, are called one of the ‘Seven Wonders of the Modern Monday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM World’ by the American Society of Civil Engineers. Now the It’s called the “80-20 Rule,” and veteran law-enforcement http://OLLI.USCB.edu Literature officers will tell you it applies to their line of work – 20 LIT203 BRADBURY’S FAHRENHEIT 451: ONE BOOK/ percent of offenders are responsible for 80 percent of the ONE FILM Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island offenses. In the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit, habitual offenders Sessions: 3 • 2/26/2018 – 2/28/2018 • M/T/W • are targeted as “career criminals.” They don’t respect 10:00 AM to 12:00 N jurisdictional boundaries or confine their illegal activities In the futuristic authoritarian society envisioned by Ray to a particular type of crime. They clog court systems and Bradbury in Fahrenheit 451, citizens are willing to sacrifice terrorize neighborhoods. But the Solicitor’s Office is taking freedom and individuality in order to have luxury, comfort, them off the streets with its Career Criminal Unit. Learn the and security. Such a society is a world gone awry: a world techniques this special team of prosecutors uses to make your where electronic screens mesmerize the mind and sensory neighborhood safer. Instructor: DUFFIE STONE gratification is immediate…where mood-leveling drugs deaden natural experiences and authentic human interaction is devalued…where learning is suppressed and firemen set LITERATURE fires to burn books! Director Francois Truffaut brought this gripping tale to the screen in a film starring Oskar Werner LIT200 TORMENTED WRITERS Location: USCB and Julie Christie. Does Truffaut capture the essence of Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 2 • 3/6/2018 Bradbury’s view? Does his film undermine or enhance the – 3/13/2018 Tuesdays • 1 to 3:00 PM novel’s themes? Do both artists’ visions of the future give insights into today’s world? It is highly recommended that Limited Enrollment – 35. Arrest, harassment, exile, you (re)read Fahrenheit 451. Instructor: PETER CLARK imprisonment, torture, execution: these are just a few of the LIT204 INSIDE STORIES: BROADWAY, FILM AND perks of being a writer who has dared to address such issues as TELEVISION – 1970s AND 80s Location: USCB Beaufort, workers’ rights, social justice, the tyranny of despotic leaders, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/6/2018 • Tuesday and the plight of the disenfranchised. We will take a peek at • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM some of their societies and/or even inspired revolution. From the Roman poet Ovid (whose Ars Amatoria saw him exiled Before she moved back home to Beaufort and became to Tomis) to the more contemporary Salman Rushdie and an author, Stephanie Austin Edwards worked in the field Orhan Pamuk, both of whom have received death threats, of Broadway, film & television in New York City for 22 these engaged artists have done battle with their incendiary years. Step back in time and hear her stories from behind the masterpieces and resigned themselves to the potential curtain of working with such greats as Hal Prince, Stephen consequences. Instructor: MAGUERITE QUINTELLI- Sondheim, Sandy Duncan, Lauren Bacall, Henry Winkler, NEARY Michael Bennett, Jason Alexander, Donald Sutherland, LIT201 A POET ON BROADWAY - LARRY HART Kander & Ebb, Michael Jackson, Liza Minelli, Chita Rivera, Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen, and The Cosby Family, to • 2/20/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 AM to 12:o0 N name a few. Stephanie’s debut novel, What We Set in Motion, reveals the struggle and joys of leaving everything behind Lorenz Hart, so well-known for his collaborations with to follow a dream of living the Theater Life. Instructor: Richard Rodgers, channeled his turbulent and unhappy STEPHANIE AUSTIN private life into some of the most memorable songs of the EDWARDS American musical theater. His lyrics had a singular mixture LIT205 MR. NEWMAN of dark humor and wistfulness, and expressed his own view AND THE AMERICAN on this thing called love. We will examine his life while CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM enjoying some of his work. Instructor: JIM NICHOLSON Location: USCB LIT202 SAY THE MAGIC WORD AND WIN A HUNDRED Beaufort, Sandstone BUCKS Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island 124 Sessions: Sessions: 1 • 3/22/2018 Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N 2 • 3/12/2018 – 3/19/2018 • Mondays Julian Henry Marx had an entertainment career that • 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM spanned seven decades. Nicknamed “Groucho” in 1915, he and his brothers Adolph, Leonard, Milton, Paul Newman’s many and Herbert (Harpo, Chico, Gummo, and Zeppo) made outstanding films included generations laugh. Groucho’s quick wit carried him through The Verdict (1982) and vaudeville, the movies, television, and into history. Most of Absence of Malice (1981), us have seen his best comedy films and remember You“ Bet two very different films Your Life” from television, so join us for a look at his entire focused on tort law issues career. Extra points if you can dance to “Hooray for Captain in the American legal Spaulding.” Instructor: JIM NICHOLSON system. Attendees will view The Verdict in the

PAGE 31 Literature first class on March 12 and Absence of Malice in second class 2/9/2018 • Friday • 1 to 4:00 PM on March 19. Following each film, there will be a short Penelope Cruz stars in (2012), an Italian- break. After the break, Pat Stanton will facilitate a discussion Twice Born Spanish film. She plays a woman who must face loss and focused on the societal issues raised in each of the films with the redemptive power of love.Rated strong “R”. Instructor: regard to fundamental concepts of the American Civil Justice JOAN RUFFINO System. Instructor: PATRICK STANTON LIT209 OLLI FOREIGN FILM - TWIN SISTERS Location: LIT206 VISUALIZING & DISCUSSING JANE AUSTEN’S USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 2/16/2018 • EMMA Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: Friday • 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM 2 • 4/11/2018 – 4/13/2018 • Wed/Fri • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N (Wed), 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM (Fri) Twin Sisters (2002) is a Dutch film that tells the story of twin German sisters separated at the age of six. Their is considered Austen’s most perfectly rendered Emma divergent lives make it difficult for them to reclaim the tender novel, but it is also the least understood. We find an sibling feelings of childhood. Instructor: JOAN RUFFINO unlikeable heroine, a good number of orphans, references to the slave trade, a detective story hiding in plain sight, LIT210 OLLI FOREIGN FILM - LION Location: humor and biting satire, riddles and puzzles, and an “old” USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • enigmatic hero. Join us for a look at 200 years of illustrating 2/23/2018 • Friday • 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM the many scenes and characters, a talk on Emma’s motherless (2016) is an Australian film based on a true story. A children, an in-depth discussion of the book and all the many Lion young man is adopted as an orphan and searches for his birth questions it raises, and a 2nd session viewing of one of the family in India. Instructor: JOAN RUFFINO film adaptations. Reading the novel is required; discussion questions will be available before the first class. Note that LIT211 PAT CONROY’S REVERENCE FOR TEACHING this class will be from 10:00 AM until 12:00 Noon on Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • Wednesday, April 11, and from 3:00 PM until 5:30 PM 2/26/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N on Friday, April 13. Instructors: DEB BARNUM and This course explores best-selling author HOLLY FIELD Pat Conroy’s reverence for teaching— LIT207 SHAKESPEARE’S OTHELLO: FROM STAGE and his own legacy as a teacher— TO SCREEN Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 through profiles of representative Sessions: 4 • 2/5/2018 – 2/14/2018 • M/W • teachers from Conroy’s formative years 10:00 AM to 12:00 N as a student at Beaufort High School and profiles of his students from his years , Shakespeare’s tragedy of “one that loved not Othello teaching at Beaufort High and on Daufuskie Island. Using wisely, but too well” has resonated with audiences for over photos, video and audio clips, and excerpts from published 400 years. Seeds of doubt sown by an “honest” friend lead and unpublished writings by and about Conroy, the class will Othello to believe that his beautiful young Venetian wife broaden our appreciation for the beloved writer’s great love has been unfaithful. Social, racial, sexual, and psychological of teaching and of his adopted home in the lowcountry. The tensions bring down an heroic general. Unsurprisingly this class will also include a brief overview of the new Pat Conroy “noir” drama has successfully transitioned to the “big screen.” Literary Center’s exhibit materials and public programs. This drama of jealousy, betrayal, and murder has captured Instructor: JONATHAN HAUPT the attention of acclaimed film actors and directors. This class will examine Shakespeare’s text—language, imagery, LIT212 YOUR LIBRARY: MORE THAN BRICKS AND symbolism, characterization—and then see how two different BOOKS Location OFF-SITE: St. Helena Branch Public film adaptations interpret that text for mid and late 20th Library, directions supplied to registrants prior to class century audiences. Featured are Orson Welles and Oliver Sessions: 1 • 2/26/2018 • Monday • 1 to 3:00 PM Parker; leading actors include Orson Welles, Laurence Learn all about your St. Helena Branch Library from Fishburne, and Kenneth Branagh. Participants will want the foundation to the roof and absolutely everything to familiarize themselves with the play. Note that classes in between. See how technology is integrated and will be held on Monday, adds to the collection as well as the Feb 5; Wednesday, Feb many tools the library offers the 7; Monday, Feb 12; community. Get a tour and complete and Wednesday, Feb overview of the process of planning, 14. Instructor: PETER and opening a library and discover CLARK what it takes to add features including LIT208 OLLI FOREIGN our new state of the art BookMobile FILM - TWICE BORN to enhance our community resources Location: USCB Bluffton, and respond to the needs and wants Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • of the community. Make a day of it at http://OLLI.USCB.edu Lunch & Learn, Music

St. Helena Island and consider also signing up for the HIS247 class 3/6/2018 • Tuesday • 10:00 N to 2:30 PM “Penn Center and the Civil Rights Movement (1950’s-1960’s) at This four-hour course is the nations’s first and largest refresher 10am at Penn Center and grab a bite of lunch in between at a local course designed specifically for drivers age 50 and older. RAY MCBRIDE St. Helena Island restaurant. Instructor: Participants will learn research-based safety strategies that can LIT213 PABLO NERUDA: SPAIN IN OUR HEARTS reduce the likelihood of having a crash, understand the links Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • among the driver, vehicle and road environment and how 1/31/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N this awareness encourages safer behavior. Learn how aging, medications and other health-related issues affect driving Meant to enrich those planning a trip to Spain, or ability and ways to adjust for these changes. Know how to those who are fans of Nobel prize-winning poet drive safely when sharing the road and understand when Pablo Neruda, or even those who love a fascinating driving may no longer be safe. Participants who complete the story, this class takes you into the world of Spain course will receive a discount on their auto insurance. Course during a rebellion that captured hearts and imaginations materials cost $15 for AARP members and $20 for non- worldwide, spawning paintings like Guernica, novels like members. Bring your own brown-bag lunch to class. , and a little volume of poetry carried For Whom the Bell Tolls Instructor: PAUL JONES by Republican soldiers, Espana en el Corazon, a publication that tells an amazing story by a Chilean poet whose work was transformed by his diplomatic post in 1936 Madrid. MUSIC Instructor: ELIZABETH ROBIN MUS200 THIS MACHINE KILLS FASCISTS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 2/28/2018 • LUNCH & LEARN Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM

LUN200 THE AARP SMART DRIVING COURSE Location: “This Machine Kills Fascists” is a message that Woody 2 Mathews Ct. Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • Guthrie placed on his guitar in 1941. Woody chronicled the American experience through his songs,

L o wco untr y David Carbone C o mmunity Director/Conductor C o ncer t B and

David Carbone has accepted the position as LCCB Director/Conductor as we prepare for our 2018 concert season. David has over 30 years of experience in music education and the marching arts as a performer, (LCCB) operates as a program of the Osher conductor, educator, arranger, and adjudicator, including a 23-year career as a band director and music educator at the high school and purpose of the LCCB is to contribute positively collegiate levels in Florida, Ohio, and Texas. His amazing full resume to the musical environment of the Lowcountry can be found on our website at www.ollilccb.com. while providing an opportunity for education, If you are an OLLI member and play a concert band instrument, you growth and musical expression among its are encouraged to contact us and consider joining our wonderful membership. LCCB serves to provide an ensemble. opportunity for musicians of all ages and abilities to play together for enjoyment as well If you are an OLLI member or a resident of the lowcountry, you will not want to miss our upcoming concerts. a place where musicians can come together in a low presssure, high fun environment.

To learn more about the Lowcountry Community Concert Band, please visit our website at www.ollilccb.com. • We will post rehearsal times and location over the summer and start our fall rehearsals in late August or early September. • We will also post our 2018 performance calendar as we

PAGE 33 Music from the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream waters; from MUS202 WATERSCAPES IN MUSIC Location: USCB California to the New York Island. This class will focus Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 3/16/2018 • on his search for the “American Dream” in the Southern Friday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM California of the 1930s, as well as the radicalization of his It’s easy to think of works of art—paintings, novels, political ideology in both his personal life and his music. We poems, pieces of music—that were inspired by will also examine his influence on other musicians, including bodies of water, especially the sea. Within the realm of Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, and Bruce Springsteen, among music, works like Debussy’s and Mendelssohn’s others. Instructor: JIM NICHOLSON La Mer The Hebrides Overture likely spring to mind. This class provides MUS201 WOMEN IN MUSIC Location: 2 Mathews Ct., a discussion, with examples, of how composers have been Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 3/8/2018 • drawn to depict rivers, lakes, oceans, and rain in their Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N compositions. The discussion will be illustrated by samples of music from numerous familiar and less familiar composers, A quote from Anna Beer, writing for . Smithsonian including (in addition to the two mentioned above) Vaughan com, comes to mind: “Women wrote music, they wrote Williams, Bax, Tippett, Takemitsu, Hugh Le Caine, Smetana it well, and they wrote it against the odds.” Throughout and Sibelius. Instructor: ROBERT ARNOLD history in the West, the odds have been great. For centuries, genius has been thought of as a male preserve; women MUS203 CONVERSATIONS - USCB CHAMBER have been denied access to education in composition and to MUSIC CONCERT SERIES 1 Location: USCB Beaufort, professional positions within the field of music. They have Sandstone 124, Sessions: 1 • 1/26/2018 • shown great courage in continuing to compose music in spite Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N of these handicaps. This course will give a brief introduction Program-note writer, Michael Johns, presents a Pre- to the wide range of first-rate music written by women Concert Conversation on the composers and music to be composers, beginning with Kassia in the 9th Century and heard for each USCB Festival Series concert. Prior musical continuing up to the 21st Century. Much of this music will training is not required. Multiple recorded excerpts and be unfamiliar and rarely performed, but deserving of being commentary will acclimate listeners as to what they can much better known. Instructor: ROBERT ARNOLD expect to hear with the intention of increasing their listening

The Lowcountry’s Finest Classical Music Series

James Ehnes Jeewon Park Hye-Jin Kim Host, Edward Arron January 28 March 4 April 22 Artistic Director USCB Center for the Arts Beaufort Campus - All concerts begin at 5 pm

OLLI members receive $10 off per ticket (1 ticket per member) OLLI tickets available by phone 843.208.8246 M-F or at the door http://OLLI.USCB.edu Personal Growth and Development pleasure and aesthetic satisfaction for this upcoming concert on Sunday, January 28th at the USCB Performing Arts PERSONAL GROWTH/DEVELOPMENT Center. The repertoire for this concert includes an early, middle and late string quartet revealing why Beethoven was PGD200 HELPFUL HABITS OF FAILURE: A PHILOSOPHY a great composer and transcendent visionary. The concert on OF MISSING THE MARK USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sunday will include Beethoven String Quartets (Opus 18, no. Sessions: 1 • 4/2/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N 2, Opus 59, No. 3, and Opus 131.) Instructor: MICHAEL JOHNS It’s never too late to become a failure, if you really commit yourself! Fear of failure holds us back and letting MUS204 CONVERSATIONS - USCB CHAMBER imperfections obscure the path to success causes us to MUSIC CONCERT SERIES 2 Location: USCB Beaufort, miss out. We’ll explore our framing, understanding, and Sandstone 124, Sessions: 1 • 3/2/2018 • Friday experience of failure and make some winning plans for the • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N future together. Instructor: DAVID MESSNER Program-note writer, Michael Johns, PGD201 THE EXAMINED LIFE Location: 2 Mathews Ct. presents a Pre-Concert Conversation Hilton Head Island Sessions: 5 • 2/5/2018 – 2/9/2018 on the composers and music to be • M/T/W/Th/F • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N heard for each USCB Festival Series concert. Prior musical training is not Asserting that the unexamined life cannot be lived fully, this required. Multiple recorded excerpts course examines options for dealing with the essentials of the and commentary will acclimate listeners human condition: mortality, fallibility, aloneness, meaning, as to what they can expect to hear with the intention of capacity for bad will and change. Other topics will include increasing their listening pleasure and aesthetic satisfaction happiness, optimism, depression and suicide. Students will for this upcoming concert on Sunday, March 4th at the examine their own lives and that of a leading personality. USCB Performing Arts Center. The repertoire for this Instructor: JOHN BURT concert includes works spanning the 18th- 20th centuries for PGD202 DEALING WITH GRIEF: OUT OF THE CULTURE piano, violin, and cello by Amy Beach, Bernstein, Mozart, and AND FROM THE HEART Location: USCB Beaufort, Mendelssohn. The concert on Sunday will include Amy Beach Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 4/30/2018 • – Dreaming for Cello and Piano; Mozart – Violin Sonata K Monday • 1 to 3:00 PM 378; Bernstein – Piano Trio; and Mendelssohn – Piano Trio, Opus 66. Instructor: MICHAEL JOHNS After watching the award-winning documentary, Voices of Grief: Honoring The Sacred Journey, we will have a time for MUS205 CONVERSATIONS - USCB CHAMBER “heart-felt” discussion led by Pat Keown, R.N., L.C.S.W. MUSIC CONCERT SERIES 3 Location: USCB Beaufort, Her career of over 50 years has been focused on issues of the Sandstone 124, Sessions: 1 • 4/20/2018 • Friday • heart by way of mental health. Tapping into the wisdom of 10:00 AM to 12:00 N contemporary authors, grief experts and spiritual teachers, this Program-note writer, Michael Johns, presents a Pre- incredible documentary explores the discouragement in our Concert Conversation on the composers and music culture for the normal grief and mourning process, i.e. the to be heard for each USCB Festival Series concert. Prior cultural “get over it and move on” attitude, and at the same musical training is not required. Multiple recorded excerpts time, offers new perspectives on how to honor, transform and commentary will acclimate listeners as to what they and integrate our grief, bringing hope and healing through can expect to hear with the intention of increasing their the beautiful stories that are told. Our time together will add listening pleasure and aesthetic satisfaction for this upcoming another dimension of connection and hope. Instructor: PA T concert on Sunday, April 22nd at the USCB Performing KEOWN Arts Center. The repertoire for this concert includes music PGD203 HOW TO RUN YOUR OWN BRAIN… of polished elegance, grave serenity, and exuberant joy NEUROLINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING (NLP) by Hadyn, Shostakovich, and Dvorak. The concert on Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sunday will include Hadyn – String Trio, Opus 53, no. Sessions: 2 • 3/15/2018 – 3/22/2018 • Thursdays • 1; Shostakovich – Piano Quintet, Opus 57; and Dvorak – 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Piano Quintet, Opus 81. Instructor: MICHAEL JOHNS

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Limited Enrollment – 30. This two- session interactive to help grandparents more effectively teach grandchildren workshop is based upon the fascinating communication healthy attitudes toward unhappiness. Too many children strategies developed by Professor Richard Bandler and today are shoved toward unhappiness, depression and even linguistic professor John Grinder at the University of suicide. Reversing this way of thinking and finding the Southern California in the 1970s. We’ll learn how the positive side of how we learn from our mistakes is one of the brain processes information via the senses of sight, sound, most important things we can learn at any age. Grandparents and touch. We’ll learn strategies for eliminating unwanted can have a role in conveying the wisdom of Henry Ford - behaviors (such as food binging,) and will actually begin a mistake is just a way of starting over more intelligently. to practice them in the classroom. We’ll learn how to gain Instructor: JOHN BURT rapport quickly with people, and practice this strategy with other attendees. Instructor: HOWARD REDLUS PGD204 IMPROVISATION IMPROVES INNOVATION RELIGION Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 1/19/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM REL200 FORGIVENESS: AND FORGET? Location: This class offers a compelling approach to group USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 4 • 3/12/2018 – problem solving and innovation by applying the principles 4/2/2018• Mondays • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM of jazz improvisation to the dynamics of various team- Is the statement “forgive and forget” really true? We will oriented environments. A live performance by a professional examine forgiveness in social-political situations through jazz ensemble brings the classroom experience to life. The looking at “Truth and Reconciliation Commissions.” Then parallels of music structure and a live ensemble performance the class will experience what philosophers, theologians create a multi-faceted learning experience. This class will and psychologist have taught us about forgiveness and its help participants: Apply improvisation principles to everyday elements. We will talk about what fights against forgiveness - problem solving and team building situations. Identify resentment and retribution. Finally, an “ideal” model of what basic principles of jazz improvisation that can enhance the fully going through a forgiveness process might involve will functionality of high performance teams, and add to the be presented. Instructor: FRED REISZ enjoyment of improvisation in future musical performances REL201 CREATION: THE BIBLE AND SCIENCE Location: by observing the synergy of on-stage musicians’ behaviors. USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 1/26/2018 • Instructor: JEFF SHAWD Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N PGD205 EXCELLENT ADVENTURES OF THE BODHISATTA Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 How can scientists and theologians both be right Sessions: 1 • 5/7/2018 • Monday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N about the creation of the world? According to the Bible, God created the world in seven days about 5778 years Humanity’s rich trove of stories includes the Bible, Greek ago; however, scientists believe the universe to be over 13 myths and other ancient classics. But have you ever heard billion years old. According the Bible, God created human of the Jatakas? Held to be tales told by the Buddha about beings on day six; however, scientist believe the evolution of his previous existences, they are unique in world literature the earliest human beings began six million years ago, with as the only hero’s quest spanning not just one lifetime but the first Homo sapiens entering the scene about 200,000 years many, not just human existence but non-human as well. ago. The debates between science and religion continue, Over countless eons, the Bodhisatta (future Buddha) must but only one person knows all the answers. Join us as Rabbi garner wisdom on his quest for Enlightenment; the lessons Robert Haas shares the secrets of the first story ever told. he learns along the way are later used as teaching aids in his Come and learn how scientists and theologians are both right final life as the Buddha. Local author Michele Roldán-Shaw in their views of the great cosmic debate. Instructor: RABBI will share some of her favorite stories as well as reflections on ROBERT HAAS their deeper meaning and application to daily life. Instructor: MICHELE ROLDAN-SHAW REL202 MORE LIKE CHRIST: ACTIVE FAITH IN TODAY’S WORLD Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: PGD206 TEACHING CHILDREN THE UPSIDE OF 1 • 4/13/2018 • Friday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N FAILURE: A ROLE FOR GRANDPARENTS Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 3 • This course explores New Testament passages that challenge 2/14/2018 – 2/16/2018 • W/Th/F • 10:00 AM to Christians to put their faith into action through service to 12:00 N others, and integrates the related teachings of Jesus Christ with contemporary society. Insights and reflections are Limited Enrollment – 45. Winston Churchill presented in the context of modern-day parables that draw stated that success is going from failure to failure practical connections to spiritual truths, and offer pointed without loss of enthusiasm. This course was created to help reminders that Christians are called to love and serve God by fill the gap in modern education’s failure to teach children loving and serving others. Instructor: JACK RABBITT the importance of failure. More specifically, it was created http://OLLI.USCB.edu Science SCIENCE

SCI200 CARBON – THE PARTY ANIMAL OF THE ELEMENTS Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 3/7/2018 • Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N We are carbon-based life forms. Carbon is important. It also is versatile in its ability to interact with other elements. Learn how carbon recycles from life to earth in its biogeochemical cycle. (We’re not getting much new matter from space.) Carbon in the environment has major ramifications. We’ll examine are two independent topics and are not dependent on why environmental problems are so difficult to solve, information from the earlier sessions. Amaze your friends by looking at earth systems and feedback and the Tragedy of the telling them the day of the week on which they were born. Commons. What’s up with burning carbon-rich fossil fuels? Instructor: ROBIN JORDAN We’ll look at the pros and cons of using fossil fuel and think SCI204 KEEP LOOKING UP! STAR GAZING Location: about alternatives.There is a lot of good news to be found USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • in the bad news you hear today about changing climate. 2/14/2018 • Wednesday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Come and learn more about how the environment works and what we can do to keep it working. Instructor: MARIE The lowcountry is a great place to star-gaze. On a clear MCCLUNE night, you can see the whole sky. But what are all the SCI201 IN THE MOUTH OF THE WHALE - RESCUING things that you see? Come learn about the night sky. You AN ENTANGLED HUMPBACK Location: USCB Bluffton, won’t need a telescope to enjoy looking up. We’ll talk about Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 4/9/2018 • Monday what you can see TONIGHT with our naked eye: satellites, • 3 to 5:00 PM planets, stars, constellations, and even another galaxy! The presentation will include some science and some mythology Dr. Jiménez began his career as a marine biologist to help you appreciate what’s up there! Instructor: DAV E in 1976, researching the Caribbean waters. He was MOORE one of the first biologists to document the marine mammal SCI205 THE BEAUTY OF TROPICAL REEFS Location: population of the waters surrounding the Dominican USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 2/2/2018 • Republic and Puerto Rico. It is from there that he expanded Friday • 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM his research, which included rescue work with the Canadian government and other parts of the world, taking care of Coral reefs are underwater stranded and beached whales and performing necropsies. ecosystems found in shallow, He’ll bring an insightful look into the habits and behavioral warm water or tropical oceans migration of whales, manatees, and other marine mammals, all over the world. These as well as his personal experiences and encounters, including “living rocks” are constantly how it actually felt to step into the mouth of the largest created by animals, not plants, animal on the planet. Instructor: JUAN CARLOS and the spectacular colors of reefs and their inhabitants are JIMENEZ unparalleled anywhere in the world. Coral reefs are called SCI202 FOSSILS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargay 156 “rainforests of the sea” because of their extensive biodiversity, Sessions: 1 • 4/20/2018 • Friday • 10 to 11:30 AM but today their health and even their survival is threatened by a complex array of environmental hazards. During this Fossils are the remains of once living plants and animals. discussion, the class will be introduced to dozens of colorful They can be hundreds of millions of years old or tens residents of the reef as we examine their complex hunting, of thousands. They can be single cells or as complex as feeding, and breeding behaviors and develop a deeper Homo sapiens. Fossils are found worldwide, including understanding of their relationship to the health of oceans right here in Beaufort County. Using slides and specimens, everywhere. Instructor: TOM ANDERSON we’ll discuss how an organism becomes a fossil and where to SCI206 THE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF FORENSIC fossil hunt locally. Instructor: PAT GINDHART DNA ANALYSIS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 SCI203 SECRETS OF MENTAL MATH III Location: 2 Sessions: 1 • 3/21/2018 • Wednesday • 7 to 9:00 PM Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 1/25/2018 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N CSI and other television shows dramatizing forensic science continue to be extremely popular, but how The remaining lectures from the Great Courses will realistic is the science they portray? Learn the history cover memorizing numbers and calendar computing. These of forensic DNA, how it really works today, where it is likely

PAGE 37 Science to improve in the future, and why it remains an incredibly SCI211 DO ANIMALS HAVE SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE? powerful tool for real-world law enforcement. Instructor: Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • ANDREW GARINGER 3/1/2018 • Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N SCI207 SECRETS OF MENTAL MATH PART I Location: Do pets have the same feelings as their owners, e.g., USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 2 • 4/30/2018 does Fido feel shame when he gives his owner that – 5/7/2018 • Mondays • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM “guilty” look? Do animals care about one another? As we get older, research has shown that it is important to Do animals cooperate to achieve goals? Are animals keep our minds active and sharp. Using the Great Courses self-aware? We will talk about recent research exploring video lectures “The Secrets of Mental Math,” we will cover these issues among elephants, bees, gorillas, dolphins, birds the nuts and bolts of doing arithmetic (addition, subtraction, and your pets. The class will be multimedia in format to multiplication and division) in your head. Sharpen your bring to life various experiments and behaviors of animals brain and throw away the paper and pencils. Instructor: addressing this topic. Prior to the class, all students will be ROBIN JORDAN emailed and expected to read a short Scientific American article to familiarize themselves with the topic. So bring SCI208 MUMMIES Location: 2 Mathews Ct. your observations, thoughts, and voice and be ready to Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 • 3/1/2018 • discuss the social intelligence of animals. Instructor: TED Thursday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N SOMMERS From the deserts of Egypt to the high Andes, explorers have discovered the mummified remains of humans and animals. The term mummy covers a wide range of means of preservation, including embalming, freezing, dessication, and bogs. Some mummies were revered, while others were reviled. All are fascinating. Instructor: PAT GINDHART SCI209 KITCHEN CHEMISTRY Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 2 • 3/20/2018 – 3/27/2018 • Tuesdays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N Limited Enrollment – 20. We will explore the physical biochemistry and experience of two transitions that occur during food preparation: Nonenzymatic SPO200 A VISIT TO THE SCAD EQUESTRIAN browning (the Maillard Reaction and carmelization) and CENTER Location OFF-SITE: Waranch Equestrian Gluten formation. Presentations will be split into classroom Center, directions supplied to registrants prior lecture and Beaufort College kitchenette. Our instructor, to class Sessions: 1 • 4/19/2018 • Thursday • Dr. Charles Keith, is Distinguished Professor Emeritus 10:00 AM to 12:00 N of USCB with degrees in Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Theoretical Biology, and had joined USCB as Chair of Limited Enrollment – 30. Following a brief presentation, Natural Science in 2007. He is also an avid amateur cook the group will take a walking tour through the 100- and food enthusiast Instructor: CHARLES KEITH acre equestrian center with its paddocks, grazing fields, competition arenas and barns. Participants will learn SCI210 WHAT’S about SCAD’s nationally known equestrian degree HAPPENING IN USCB’S and are invited to bring cameras and sketching SCHOOL OF SCIENCE material if desired. Instructor: MICHELLE AND MATHEMATICS? PHELPS Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • SPO201 PICKLEBALL: THE STRANGEST, 2/7/2018 • Wednesday • FASTEST-GROWING TEAM SPORT IN AMERICA 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM Location OFF-SITE: The Shed in Port Royal, directions supplied to registrants prior Dr. Staton, Dean of USCB’s to class Sessions: 1 • 2/7/2018 • science department, will lead Wednesday • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N you through a tour of the diversity of research projects Limited Enrollment – 25. Played with a and specialties within the paddle, wiffleball, three-foot high net, and on new USCB School of Science and Mathematics. He will a badminton-sized court, this is a game for all ages. provide a behind the scenes peek at the fascinating faculty You will be introduced to this popular game through a short that he has the honor of working with every day. Instructor: introduction and video. Then a playing clinic will give you JOE STATON a chance to try it out for yourself or just watch. Instruction http://OLLI.USCB.edu Social Science & Study Group on the basics and equipment will be provided. Please wear acclaimed films available on Netflix. While there will be comfortable clothes and sneakers. Consider making a day of it facilitators, please note that this is a Study Group so there is no for an OLLI “Port Royal Day” and sign up for an OLLI Health lecturer. Come prepared to discuss at least several of the films. and Wellness workshop at the YMCA in Port Royal that afternoon Other films that participants have seen will also be brought to after grabbing a bite of lunch at a local Port Royal restaurant. the attention of the group. Facilitators: LARRY and JANE Instructor: JANE ABRAMS ROSENDORF STU202 OLLI READS! HILLBILLY ELEGY Location: Sgt. Jasper Park Sessions: 1 • SOCIAL SCIENCES 4/17/2018 • Tuesday • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM

SSC200 TOLERANCE AND PUBLIC DISCOURSE IN A Limited Enrollment - 40. The OLLI reading group, VOLATILE POLITICAL CLIMATE Location: USCB Bluffton, OLLI Reads! will discuss the selection Hillbilly Elegy by Hargray 156 Sessions: 1 • 1/26/2018 • Friday • 3 to 5:00 PM J.D. Vance (2016). It is a memoir of a family and culture in crisis in Appalachia. The New York Times reviewer said: What is a civil society? Is there a difference between “A compassionate, discerning sociological analysis…Mr. social equity and social justice? Does the First Vance has inadvertently provided a civilized reference guide Amendment give voice to members of underserved for an uncivilized election, and he’s done so in a vocabulary communities or has it given greater latitude to rhetoric intelligible to both Democrats and Republicans.” Vance grew of intolerance? This panel will address civility and public up in the Rust Belt in a dysfunctional white family yet he discourse amid one of the most volatile political environments graduated from Yale Law School. Reading the book is a in U.S. history. This diverse group will examine how issues requirement, not a suggestion, as this is not a lecture but of race and social equity have helped create a “nervous area of a study group. Participants can also share books they government” in terms of policy decisions and public discourse. have recently read. Facilitator: JESSICA GOODY It will also address the U.S. judicial system’s approach to “hate STU203 OLLI READS! NEWS OF THE WORLD speech,” the challenges in protecting certain human rights Location: Sgt. Jasper Park Sessions: 1 • at the expense of others, and the possibility of achieving 3/22/2018 • Thursday • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM civility in discourse without imposing conformity in thought. Instructor: BRETT BORTON, DEBORAH COHAN, Limited Enrollment - 40. The OLLI NAJMAH THOMAS, MELISSA JACOBS reading group OLLI Reads! will discuss the selection News of the World by Paulette Jiles. A finalist in the 2016 STUDY GROUP fiction National Book Awards, the story takes place in Texas in the aftermath of the American Civil War. An aging STU200 MOVIETALKS 1 Location: Sgt. itinerant news reader agrees to transport Jasper Park Sessions: 1 • 2/20/2018 • a young captive of the Kiowa back to Tuesday • 2 to 4:00 PM her people in this morally complex, Limited Enrollment - 40. If you are a movie buff, join multi-layered novel of historical fiction others for this ongoing discussion group which will discuss that explores the boundaries of family, responsibility, honor, current and past films. Well in advance of the meeting, and trust. Reading the book is a requirement, not a participants will receive, by email, a list of films to be discussed suggestion, as this is not a lecture but a study group. which will include currently playing movies as well as Participants can also share books they have recently read. acclaimed films available on Netflix. While there will be Facilitator: JENNIFER BERNHARD facilitators, please note that this is a Study Group so there is STU204 OLLI READS! THE no lecturer. Come prepared to discuss at least several of the ZOOKEEPER’S WIFE Location: Sgt. films. Other films that participants have seen will also be Jasper Park Sessions: 1 • 3/1/2018 brought to the attention of the group. Facilitators: LARRY • Thursday • 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM and JANE ROSENDORF Limited Enrollment - 40. STU201 MOVIETALKS 2 Location: Sgt. Jasper The OLLI reading group Park, Sessions: 1 • 3/20/2018 • Tuesday • 2 OLLI Reads! will discuss to 4:00 PM The Zookeeper’s Wife by Diane Ackerman Limited Enrollment - 40. If you are a movie buff, join (nonfiction 2007). After their zoo was others for this ongoing discussion group which will discuss bombed, Jan and Antonina Zabinski current and past films. Well in advance of the meeting, saved over three hundred people from participants will receive, by email, a list of films to be discussed the Nazis by hiding refugees in empty animal which will include currently playing movies as well as cages. It was a NY Times Best Seller and winner of the 2008

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Orion. Reading the book is a requirement, of current programs, both International and Domestic. It will not a suggestion, as this is not a lecture but cover activity levels, costs, intergenerational programs and a study group. Participants can also share introduce participants to the wide range of options available. books they have recently read. Facilitator: It welcomes both potential first time travelers and experienced VALERIE DUNN Road Scholars who can share their experiences with the class. Instructor: AL WOOD TRA201 TALL TREES, TWISTED TREES, AND SHORELINE TRAVEL TREASURES Location: USCB Bluffton, Hargray 156 TRA200 SHARING ROAD SCHOLAR Sessions: 1 • 5/4/2018 • Friday • 1 to 2:30 PM EXPERIENCES Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 1 • 2/20/2018 • Tuesday • Don and Jan have spent over six years traveling the United 10:00 AM to 12:00 N States full time in their RV. Come along with Don and Jan while they visit the Redwoods, Bristlecone Pines and Mono This course will cover history of Road Scholar, formerly Lake all in California. Instructors: JAN and DON SMITH Elderhostel, organization. There will be in depth discussion

CALL CONNIE AT 954-909-3146 http://OLLI.USCB.edu Writing

TRA202 ROMANTIC SPRING and craft a written legacy for yourself, your family and/ FLINGS TO NEARBY PLACES or publication. To paraphrase Goldberg: If you think your Location: 2 Mathews Ct., childhood was too ordinary to write about, please do; the Hilton Head Island Sessions: rest of us would like to know what that was like! You’ll 1 • 2/1/2018 • Thursday • leave this class with chunks of remembrances to use as a 10:00 AM to 12:00 N great springboard for a memoir. Instructor: KATHERINE From the islands to the TANDY BROWN mountains, the area is filled with WRI201 “FRIDAY AFTERNOON”: THE ANATOMY AND romantic spots to slip away to IMPACT OF A MODERN SHORT STORY Location: USCB for a day or a weekend. You’ll Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 2 • 3/21/2018 – learn about intriguing inns, rustic 3/28/2018 • Wednesdays • 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM resorts and even how to find a ruby for your honey by panning Limited Enrollment - 25 Award-winning author for gemstones in the old Tiffany Tim Johnston will read from and discuss his acclaimed mines. Instructor: SCOTTIE story, “Friday Afternoon,” which is being adapted DAVIS for film. This tale is the title story of Tim’s collection, TRA203 HOPES AND TEARS Friday Afternoon and Other Stories, and has been called by Location: 2 Mathews Ct., Hilton Head Island Sessions: 1 numerous writers one of the best short stories to come out • 1/25/2018 • Thursday • 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM in this century. Experience it firsthand with the author, and participate in extended Q&A about the story, its characters, Arriving and surviving in the New World is often mood, conflict and symbolism. Tim will also discuss his the viewpoint of how one approaches genealogy. writing process, including how this story came to be, and will This talk flips that view to one of leaving the Old World field questions about the other stories in his book, which won - specifically Germany. Suzanne and Patrick review their the 2017 International Book Award for Best Short Fiction. visits to the new Emigration Museums in Bremerhaven Instructor: TIM JOHNSTON and Hamburg, Germany. They believe that genealogy is far more than names with birth, death and marriage WRI202 NARRATIVE WRITING: MEMOIRS, PERSONAL dates. This talk unearths the emotional side of the journey. NARRATIVES AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES Location: These Museums let one experience many elements of our Sgt. Jasper Community Park, Sessions: 6 • 1/30/2018 – ancestors’ departures. While in these vibrant cities, they will 3/6/2018 • Tuesdays • 10 to 11:30 N explore other unique historical stories and fascinating tourist Limited Enrollment - 20 This course is for those offerings. These include the Klimahaus, Zoo am Meer, who want help making their life experiences come Hamburg Rathaus, Miniatur Wunderland, Speicherstadt and to life through writing memoirs, personal narratives, or Elbphiharmonie. Instructor: SUZANNE CRIPPEN and biographical sketches. Using an approach to writing that is PATRICK CRIPPEN light-hearted and free from drudgery, emphasis will be on determining audience and purpose, creating an appropriate structure, and choosing appropriate language. We will WRITING explore ways to create engaging leads, maintain focus and purpose, and compose compelling conclusions. Writers will WRI200 WRITING MEMOIR: MAY YOUR STORIES LIVE set their own goals and although publication is encouraged, it ON! Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: is not required. Instructor: JENNIFER BERNHARD 2 • 2/9/2018 – 2/16/2018 • Fridays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N WRI203 POETRY OF INSPIRED EXPERIENCE Location: USCB Beaufort, Sandstone 124 Sessions: 2 • 4/6/2018 Limited Enrollment - 20 You’ve been telling stories about – 4/13/2018 • Fridays • 10:00 AM to 12:00 N your life thus far to your family, children, grandkids Limited Enrollment - 10 This course and friends for years. You will use group exercises, discussions, know…the hilarious ones writing prompts, and poems to and the poignant ones. Now explore the value of one’s experience is the time to put those tales to craft authentic writing, particularly on the page for posterity. poetry. Participants will learn different Using a method of timed techniques to foster self-discovery writing practice introduced and creative expression. Instructor: by Natalie Goldberg in her EMILY DAVIS-FLETCHER classic book, Writing Down the Bones, you’ll learn the skills necessary to organize

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JOANNA ANGELL JANE ABRAMS is a retired high school physical is a fourth-generation artist education teacher and coach. Currently, she is working in ceramics, printmaking, drawing and serving as the Chair of the Port Royal Parks and painting. She holds an MFA from the University Recreation Commission. Pursuing and creating of Georgia where she studied lithography with lifelong physical activities for all ages has been Tamarind printmaker Charles Morgan and her passion. SPO201 ceramics with Ron Meyers. Joanna is an Assistant Professor at USCB. ART205 DAN AHERN divides his time between flight LILA ARNOLD instructing and conducting Certified Stormwater has 20 years’ experience handling Inspector certification courses. He is also active birds of prey in both rehab and educational in Civil Air Patrol as one of their Mission Pilots. settings. She carries both state and federal permits ING202 to possess raptors for educational purposes; she is a retired teacher with 27 years of experience in the JOHN ALBERT, Master Naturalist, worked as an classroom. ECO201 educational Media Specialist for 37 years. He ROBERT ARNOLD holds an MA in History from Ohio University is a retired college professor and was part of the team that prepared the with a lifelong interest in music, especially English application for the Beaufort Barrier Islands IBA. music of the 16th and 20th centuries. He has sung ECO218 with the Hilton Head Symphony Chorus and is an amateur performer on the Renaissance lute. CHRISTINE ALBRIGHT-TUFTS, MFA University MUS201, MUS202 of California-San Diego, is an actor, director and MARILYN ARSENEAU teaching artist, with credits from the Oregon , formerly on the USCB Shakespeare Festival, Arena Stage, Berkley Rep, Continuing Education staff prior to her Seattle Rep, the Goodman Theatre, La Jolla retirement, is the facilitator for the panel on the Playhouse and many others. ART217 changing face of education in Jasper County. COI205 MICHELLE AUDET began her professional career PEGGY ALLARD is President of The Friends as the Founding Director of Education for the of Crystal Lake. GAR200 New York City Ballet. Mentored by George Balanchine, Ms. Audet set the standard for innovative arts education programming with AMY ANDERSON, MBA, BSN, RN, is the “Ballets for Young People” and “Storytelling Interim ER Manager and Stroke and Chest Pain Through Dance.” ART207 Coordinator at Hilton Head Hospital. She holds a BSN from Eastern Michigan University and SUZANNE AULDS, a Canadian, is a graduate a MBA from Columbia Southern University. of SCAD and is now a full-time South Carolina HME209 resident. Known for her oil-based landscapes, still-life and portrait painting, Suzanne uses CAPTAIN TOM ANDERSON has lived in the her deep respect for nature to be inspired by her maritime world for his entire life. He often surroundings. Suzanne was an inaugural year speaks to university groups and general (2016) winner of the ArtPop Beaufort billboard audiences about maritime history, current award. ART213 maritime affairs, and the future of the international maritime community. HME203, DEBORAH BARNUM, Snowbird (VT/SC), best SCI205, HIS224 friends with Jane Austen, blogger, used-bookstore owner, hiker, traveler, loves book clubs, and writes Austen bibliographies. LIT206 DONALD ANDREWS has had a career of 43 years in public education, 23 as a superintendent. He is a graduate of UNC and Winthrop University. JOHN BAXTER has had a lifelong passion for art COI205 history, pursued through teaching, and taking studio and art history courses. ART212 RICHARD ANDRZEJCZK has a lifelong interest in numismatics, coin collecting, and gemology. He has a degree in geology and is a Past President JUDITH BECKLER served as Chairperson of the and former State Director of the Southeastern Weekend Volunteer Program at the Metropolitan Federation, Gem and Mineral Society. He is Museum of Art. She gave Highlight Tours for proprietor of Finders Keepers on Bay Street, 15 years and retired from the Met as Education downtown Beaufort. ING215 Emeritus. She continues studying her love for Art History. ART212 http://OLLI.USCB.edu FACULTY

MARIA BERLINER, consultant to the US LAMY BRODHEAD-BUCK, CIS, has been a Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, Certified Income Specialist for over 25 years, is professor of Intelligence and Strategic Analysis providing creative financial longevity solutions and Political Violence and Terrorism, at The to retirees or those preparing for retirement. She George Washington University and instructor at is a graduate of the University of Florida, with a the U.S. Air Force’s Special Operations Schools/ B.S. in Finance. BUS200, BUS202 U.S. Special Operations Command. COI200 HARVEY BROWN is a retired lecturer in Politics JENNIFER BERNHARD is a National Board- and Economics for the University of Western certified teacher, originally from the UK. She Ontario. GOV205 taught English in PA and KY, and specialized as a writing curriculum specialist prior to retirement. KATHERINE TANDY BROWN has traveled the She is a National Writing Project teaching world as a freelance writer for 25 years. She consultant and professional development provider. teaches memoir, travel writing and writing STU203, WRI202 practice in USCB’s OLLI program and in her DR. WILLIAM BILEK graduated from McGill light-filled cottage. A certified writing coach, University with a B.SC., M.D.C.M. degree. Dr. she is penning her first novel,One to Go: An Bilek has also written and lectured widely in both Equine Thriller. ING205, WRI200 Canada and the U.S. on issues dealing with the BOB BUCK is a docent for the National Museum Middle East. HIS213 of the Mighty Eighth Air Force. HIS232 CHEF JEFF BIRD has an Associates degree in Culinary Arts. His specialties are ethnic cooking and nutritional meals. He has been employed at JOHN BURT, Ed.D., has taught many class for Kroger’s for over two years and has been a Chef OLLI. He is a retired professor and former for six years. His passion, other than food, is dean at the University of Maryland. PGD201, music composition. ING209 PGD206 GREG BLACKBURN, career Naval Intelligence Officer in technical and command billets and DEBORA BUTLER is a retired educator, having SecDef Director of Information Operations, led served many years as a school psychologist in pioneering studies, wargames in cybersecurity, Savannah, GA. Dr. Butler was elected to the critical infrastructure protection, defining policy Jasper County Board of Education in 2012 and and organizations activated post-9/11. His second represents residents of Hardeeville. COI205 career is in the defense industry. GOV200, HIS212 CAROLYN BUZHARDT has been an Associate in STUART BLICKSTEIN is an eclectic OLLI grocery retail for ten-plus years. She is dedicated instructor. He creates classes on topics as disparate to excellent customer service. She has given store as humor, Kabbalah, Fun With Numbers, the tours previously to school age children. ING211 Patriarch Abraham, and opera. This course grew VIC CAFARCHIA was an HVACR Professor for from a long weekend of museum and theater in 25 years and had two years of training in Green New York City. ART215 Technology and Solar. He worked as an HVACR WILLIAM BODINE was Director of The Frick technician for 25 years before entering the Pittsburgh (PA) museum, and held prior museum teaching profession. COM205 positions. Currently, he serves on the Board of MARK CALLEN has had a lifelong fascination Trustees of Drayton Hall. Mr. Bodine studied art with the history of sail and steam ships. He history at the University of Virginia. ART216 is a graduate of Marquette University. Mark’s SUNNI BOND, a genealogical researcher for 50 corporate experience was sales manager for a years, has previously been named as Volunteer major Wisconsin canning company and as a Genealogist of the Year for the SC Society, hospital auditor. HIS216 Daughters of the American Revolution, as well as KATHERINE CANAVAN was the U.S. Ambassador Volunteer of the Year at Heritage Library. GOV204 to the Republic of Botswana (2005-2008) as BRETT BORTON, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor well as the U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Communication Studies at the University of of Lesotho (1998-2001). Between those South Carolina Beaufort. A former journalist appointments, she was Director of the Foreign and integrated communication specialist, he has Service Institute, where she oversaw the training degrees in Journalism and Mass Communication of employees of the U.S. Department of State. from Ohio University and the University of GOV206 South Carolina. SSC200 PAGE 43 FACULTY

DENNIS CANNADY is a retired mechanical J PATRICK CRIPPEN is a member of the Board engineer, life-long history buff, and a master of Trustees of the Ohio Genealogical Society model craftsman whose works have been (OGS); the Montgomery County Chapter of displayed at the Verdier House, and nationally. OGS; the Irish Genealogy Society International; HIS240 the Hilton Head Island Heritage Library, and CARLOS CHACON is the Manager of Natural other local genealogy groups. TRA203 History at the Coastal Discovery Museum. SUZANNE CRIPPEN is a computer expert and Carlos holds a B.S. in Tropical Biology from the member of OGS and other local genealogy University of Costa Rica and a M.S. in Earth and groups. TRA203 Environmental Resources Management from USC. ECO205 BRIAN CUDAHY, Ph.D., pursued two sequential ROXANNE CHENEY , a retired Marine colonel, careers…one as an associate professor of has been a professional organizer since 2009 and philosophy at Boston College; another in the is the ideal resource for busy individuals and field of urban mass transit. He has published families who can’t (or don’t want to) do all the 16 books and teaches philosophy, religion, and things required to maintain an effective and history courses at USCB. HIS245, HIS249 efficient household. LEG200 DEENA CHONTOW has been an OLLI instructor for more than eight years. She holds an MA in BEALLE CUMMINGS, a Beaufortonian since Communication Service and a BA in Education. 1999, has been a full-time realtor broker for 45 Deena also has a minor in art history and enjoys years and is with Coldwell Banker. COI208 sharing her enthusiasm with OLLI members. ART208 DR. PHILIP CUSUMANO, MD, local internist, DIANA CHURCHILL works at Wild Birds joined Beaufort Memorial Physicians Practice Unlimited. In 2000, she began writing the in August 2011. Prior to that, he was on the column “Birder’s Eye View” for the Savannah staff of the Cleveland Clinic. He has offered Morning News. She is involved with Ogeechee presentations on new findings in the anti-aging Audubon and has led birding programs and debate to many groups. HME201 gives talks on bird topics. ECO207 MICHAEL CZYMBOR has been the City Manager of Hardeeville since August, 2015. He has a LISA VICTORIA CIRESI, Ph.D. Rutgers University, Master’s degree in public administration and was a Fulbright scholar in Germany and is an 31 years of experience in local government Associate Professor of Art History at USCB. Dr. management. COI204 Ciresi has given inspiring presentations on both the Nativity and the Passion of Christ over the past few years. ART210 JESSICA DAI is a Reference and Instruction Librarian at the University of South Carolina PETER CLARK, Ph.D., has been an educator for Beaufort. She received her MLIS from the over 40 years with a broad range of teaching and University of South Carolina. COM200 administrative experience from kindergarten to the graduate level. He has taught many courses SCOTTIE DAVIS, a long-time Hilton Head for OLLI, and he especially enjoys the relationship resident, has written hundreds of articles on of literature and film. LIT203, LIT207 travel in the area, hosted a radio travel show and founded Weekend Get-Aways on a Tank of Gas, DEBORAH J COHAN, Ph.D., an Associate LLC, providing one-day and overnight motor Professor of Sociology at USCB, is a regular coach trips. TRA202 contributor to Psychology Today and has spent most of her career writing, teaching, and EMILY DAVIS-FLETCHER, BFA in creative working in the community on issues of writing from Stephens College, MA women’s intimacy, relationships and violence. SSC200 studies, National University of Ireland Galway, is a member of the Sea Island Writers Group and ANN COURMOUZIS is a London Cordon Bleu currently writing a parable for all ages as well as Cooking School grad and University of a debut collection of poetry. WRI203 California Davis-certified Olive Oil Taster. Residing in Beaufort and Greece, she and SEAN DENNIS owns the Wild Birds Unlimited husband George own Olive Oil Selections. store at Festival Centre on Hilton Head Island You’ve probably seen her luscious Corvus Olive and has a longstanding interest in bird and Oil at the Port Royal Farmer’s Market. ING210 pollinator-friendly gardening. ECO202 http://OLLI.USCB.edu FACULTY

VICTOR “ALEX” DOROBANTU, Esq., graduated HOLLY FIELD, a 20-year Sun City resident, spends from the University of Tennessee with a BA in grandchildren time in Illinois, loves Jane Austen, Political Science and received his Juris Doctor book clubs, tennis and travel. She is President of degree from the University of South Carolina “Staying Connected.” LIT206 School of Law. LEG201, LEG202 IAN DUNCAN has been in the coffee industry GENI FLOWERS, MLIS, native Beaufortonian for ten years and is a member of the professional with undergraduate degree in Elementary roaster guild and current owner of the “Grind Education and Masters in Library Science from Roasters” coffee shop. ART218 the University of South Carolina, is Assistant VALERIE DUNN, Ph.D. in history from the Director of Libraries at USCB. Geni loves University of Massachusetts; BA English from the working with OLLI members and appreciates University of Capetown, will facilitate the class. their curiosity and enthusiasm to learn and She published: Harriet Martineau, The Woman and Her research. ING213 Work and two murder mysteries. Her poetry has DAVIS FOLSOM, Ph.D, and retired USC Beaufort been presented at Sunscribers meetings.STU204 professor, will be your free walking tour guide. DEBORAH EDMONDSON is the Facilitator and For years, he taught a Maymester course called Village Developer for the Beaufort County “Beaufort Economy.” Becoming a tour guide Coalition for Aging in Place, a Together for was a natural extension of sharing Beaufort’s Beaufort initiative. COI203 fascinating history, stories, and incredible beauty. HIS250 STEPHANIE AUSTIN EDWARDS is a writing CAPTAIN AL FRANCIS is a 36-year veteran of teacher, novelist and consultant. A former high international flight operations with Trans World school classmate of Pat Conroy, she had a 22-year Airlines. At the time of the crash which is the subject of this class, he was an active 747 pilot career in New York Theater. Her novel, What We and local JFK Council Chairman of the Air Line Set in Motion, won a Best Submission Award at the Atlanta Writer’s Club Conference. LIT204 Pilots Association. HIS237 JACQUELINE EMERY worked in the field JACK A FRISCH is a retired professor of of medical electronics for Hewlett-Packard, anthropology. His focus has been on ethnology, traveling extensively throughout Europe, North ethnolinguistics and ethnohistory. HIS243 and South America, and Asia. Since retiring, ANDREW GARINGER has a BS in Biochemistry, she has more deeply explored China’s long-term an MS in Forensic Science, has been a practicing strategy for world leadership, the China Dream. forensic DNA analyst for over ten years, and has IST202 taught forensic DNA as a senior capstone class STEVEN EMERY has over 40 years of experience in a forensic science undergraduate program. in the healthcare medical and diagnostics SCI206 industry. He volunteers at the Chatham Marconi ALBERT GEORGE II is the Director of Maritime Center and is currently creating a new Conservation for the South Carolina Aquarium exhibit about the Women AirForce Service Pilots and Co-Founder of the Amazon Reforestation (WASP.) He has a keen interest in history. IST205 Project. He has a B.S. in Marine Biology and FRANK EMMINGER is an active member of Chemistry and has studied at Yale and Harvard. the Board of Directors with the Friends of ECO217 the Spanish Moss Trail, with his emphasis on JOHN GILBERT has over 40 years’ experience bringing the points of interest and history to life in strategic operations, intelligence, and arms along the Trail. ING207 control. He has served as an advisor and KATIE EPPS graduated from the College of instructor for the Defense Department, State Charleston in 2001 with a BS in Anthropology. Department, Department of Energy, several She earned her MA in 2004. In 2013, she joined foreign governments, and the International the staff of BHPS and became the Heyward Atomic Energy Agency. GOV201, IST203 House Director in 2015. HIS244 FRANK GINDHART is a retired intellectual DENICE FANNING has been a Certified Personal property attorney and Federal Court executive. Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor at the His active and reserve military career was as an Beaufort County YMCA in Port Royal since Army Judge Advocate, in Vietnam, Europe and 2007. She holds specialty certifications in senior the United States. He retired in the grade of health and fitness HITT, TRX, nutrition and Colonel. IST200, IST201 eating behaviors. HME210 PAGE45 FACULTY

PAT GINDHART, Ph.D., teaches many science NATALIE HEFTER is the Vice President of classes for OLLI. She is a retired professor of physical Programs at the Coastal Discovery Museum. anthropology from American University and has HIS236 done research at the Fels Research Institute, the Smithsonian Institution, and the National Museum DAVID HOFFMEISTER built great brands like of Health and Medicine. SCI202, SCI208 Butterball, Lysol, Olay, Pantene, Vidal Sasoon, JEFF and JUDY GLAZER have been teaching Gatorade, NyQuil and many others – winning OLLI courses for several years. Their other courses three Clio Awards for Advertising Excellence include: Smart Phones, Dumb Phones & PDA’s; Worldwide. In academia, he taught at DePaul Tomfoolery (the words and music of Tom Lehrer); University (Chicago) and published in the Stan Freberg; and Living with ADD. Harvard Business Review. BUS201 COM201, COM202 MELISSA JACOBS, M.A. is a new addition PAUL GOLDEN was a Captain in the Coast to USCB. She recently graduated from Guard, whose career was in maritime safety, law Clemson University with a Master’s degree in enforcement and intelligence, including waterside Communications, Technology, and Society. She security for the 1984 Olympics. He was a White earned her Bachelor’s degree in Women’s and House staffer for global drug interdiction, and Gender Studies at the College of Charleston. SSC200 involved in special operations during the Gulf SUE JARRETT, graduate of Tulane University Wars. He also worked for FEMA. HIS215 and Hallmark Institute of Photography, was a JESSICA GOODY’s book Defense Mechanisms was photographer for the Beaufort Gazette from released by Phosphene Publishing and is available 1994 to 2003. She won awards in many contests on Amazon. Her work has appeared in over three including: North American Nature Photography dozen publications. Jessica received second place Association, St. Augustine Alligator Farm and Zoo, in the 2015 Reader’s Digest Poetry Competition. She Audubon Society of Denver, and St. Augustine Art writes for SunSations magazine. STU202 Association Florida Wildlife Contest. ING203 JAN GRIMSLEY, Master Naturalist and Harbor MSGT MICHAEL JENNINGS is a 21-year veteran Island Turtle Talk Trainer, patrols daily with of the Beaufort county sheriff’s office and is volunteers during turtle season (May-October) currently the assistant training officer and to protect and conserve loggerhead nests and citizen’s police academy coordinator. GOV207 hatchlings. ECO218 TOM JERNIGAN has a BS in Physics and 4/5 of JIM GROGAN has over 30 years of investment a minor in History from FSU, as well as a Ph.D. and insurance industry experience and has also in Physics from the University of Wisconsin. He trained financial advisors throughout the country. worked for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Jim is often asked to provide commentary on for 40 years in Oak Ridge and San Diego. HIS214 investments and retirement planning issues on ISABELLA JIMENEZ is well-versed in Spanish the local Charleston television and radio affiliates. culture. She brings years of experience in the BUS203, BUS204, BUS205 hospitality industry, as an owner of her own RABBI ROBERT HAAS, a former elementary restaurant, and now at Ta-ca-ron. ING212 school teacher, completed his Rabbinical studies in JUAN CARLOS JIMENEZ, Ph.D., retired Jerusalem and Los Angeles. After serving at Temple Mathematics Professor Arizona State University, Shalom in Dallas and Congregation Emmanuel is a graduate of University of Massachusetts, in Houston, he accepted the position of Rabbi at Amherst, Marine Sciences and Mathematics. He Congregation Mickve Israel in Savannah. REL201 was also a marine biologist conducting research KATIE HAUN, a Certified Natural Health Care and rescue of whales and manatees all over the professional and OLLI instructor, is motivated by world. HIS233, ING212, SCI201 her personal breast cancer (stem cell transplant) MICHAEL JOHNS, DMA, received music degrees journey. She desires to share her knowledge from from the New England Conservatory and Temple her clients who have regained their physical, University. He has performed on French horn mental and spiritual health. HME205 with symphony, ballet, and opera orchestras, in JONATHAN HAUPT is the founding executive recital and chamber music. Music is his lifelong director of the Pat Conroy Literary Center. The vocation and avocation. He looks forward to former director of USC Press, he serves on the sharing his acquired insights. MUS203, MUS204, boards of the SC Academy of Authors, Friends MUS205 of SC Libraries, and the Deckle Edge Literary Festival. LIT210, LIT211 http://OLLI.USCB.edu FACULTY

T.D. (TIM) JOHNSTON is the award-winning PAT KEOWN, with degrees in nursing and social author of Friday Afternoon and Other Stories, for work, worked in the mental health field for which he won the 2017 International Book more than 40 years. In 2000, she returned to her Award for Best Short Fiction. A film adaptation beloved Lowcountry to become Assistant Director of the title story is due out in 2018. WRI201 of Beaufort Memorial Hospital’s Mental Health PAUL JONES is an AARP-certified instructor Unit for 12 years. PGD202 and is authorized by the SCDMV. He was also MAYOR BILLY KEYSERLING, a native a driving instructor for the Porsche and BMW Beaufortonian, graduated from Brandeis University Clubs of America for 15 years. LUN200 (BS, Magna Cum Laude) and Boston University (MS). He served in the S.C. House of Representatives, Beaufort City Council, and was originally elected RACHEL JONES , Bachelor’s degree in Biology Beaufort’s Mayor in 2008. COI209 from the University of Central Florida, worked as a Naturalist Guide in Charleston for three years MARGARET KLEINHENN was a high school and now works as a Naturalist and Programs French teacher for 30 years. She attended the Coordinator at the Port Royal Sound Foundation. Sorbonne in Paris, The University of Avignon, She has also graduated from the Lowcountry and at Aix-en-Provence. Additionally, she has a Master Naturalist Program. ECO214, ECO215 BA and a MA in secondary education. ING216 AMBER KUEHN, with a master’s in marine JIM JORDAN has just published Penny Savannah: biology, grew up exploring the May River. The A Tale of Civil War Georgia, a sequel to Savannah owner of Spartina Charters, she also manages the Grey. His The Slave-Trader’s Letter-Book will soon be published by the University of Georgia Press. HHI Sea Turtle Protection Project and organizes His articles have been published in the Georgia volunteer response for the SC Marine Mammal Historical Quarterly and the Journal of Military Stranding Network. ECO203, ECO204, ECO216 History. HIS208, HIS211, HIS234 RICK KURZ is VP/Board member of both KATHLEEN JORDAN is Curriculum Chair for the Master Gardener and Master Naturalist Beaufort OLLI at USCB Historic Beaufort Associations. He serves as VP/Board Member Campus. After NYC career in corporate finance, of the Friends of Crystal Lake and is on the she has worked for the past 20 years on boards, USCB Arts Center Advisory Board. He attended committees and as a volunteer for numerous Washington and Lee University and Wharton organizations in Beaufort County. COI210, HIS248 School, University of Pennsylvania for his graduate degree. GAR200 MARK JORDAN has studied and written about the Lewis and Clark Expedition for over 30 years. He GERALD LARSON is a Professor Emeritus of has lectured and taught about the Expedition, and Architecture at the University of Cincinnati, has travelled their trail, in car, on foot, and in a where he taught architecture and architectural canoe, having photographed much of it, which history for over 40 years. He is currently will be part of his presentation. HIS202 completing a book on the history of Chicago and its architecture. ART206 ROBIN JORDAN, Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh, worked at Bell Labs RODELL LAWRENCE, Executive Director of as a system engineer on large development Penn Center, graduated from South Carolina State projects. Upon retiring, she earned a Masters in University where he also received an Honorary Accounting. She has presented OLLI classes as Doctor of Law. He worked as a research engineer diverse as the chemistry of cooking as well as 60s for North American Rockwell and Xerox. HIS247 TV and the career of Lucille Ball. SCI203, SCI207 BILL LEONARD, Ph.D., is a retired public educator CHARLES KEITH, Distinguished Professor with a degree in horticulture. He has been Emeritus of USCB, has a BS in Biochemistry trained as a Master Gardener in VA & SC and is from Princeton University and PhD in Biophysics the former owner of a landscape consulting and and Theoretical Biology from the University of design business. GAR201, GAR202, GAR203 Chicago. He taught for 23 years at the University AMY LESESNE is the co-owner of Anchorage of Georgia, before coming to USCB as Chair of 1770 in Beaufort, SC. HIS227 Natural Science in 2007. SCI209 JOYCE KELLEHER, BsEd, MA, has been involved FRANK LESESNE, BA – Wofford College, in genealogical research for 15 years. She is Economics and Government; Masters – Georgia currently a volunteer at the Hilton Head Heritage State University, Political Science, is new co- Library. ING220 owner of Anchorage 1770 and will share its history. HIS227 PAGE 47 FACULTY

ELLY LEVIN has taught Mah Jongg to many VICKY MCMILLAN is a retired biologist specializing groups and her team looks forward to sharing in insect behavior and was formerly on the faculty their expertise and love of the game with OLLI of Colgate University, in Hamilton, New York. She members. ING214 currently writes the “Natural Lowcountry” column for The Island Packet. ECO213 CAROL LIFF is a docent at the Rose Hill Mansion. An educator by training and professional pursuits, DR. ARTHUR MENKEN, M.D.,F.A.C.S., is she also loves history and architecture. Carol American Board-Certified in the specialty of has served as an elementary and middle school Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery. He teacher, guidance counselor, elementary principal practiced pediatric and adult ear, nose and throat and adjunct college professor. ING204 for 36 years in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. HME208 GEORGE LOUD practiced Intellectual Property Law for 42 years. He is currently president of the Low REVEREND DAVID MESSNER is minister of the County Civil War Round Table and a history docent Unitarian Universalist Church of Savannah. He for the Coastal Discovery Museum.) HIS218 earned his divinity degree from the University of Chicago and his MBA from Yale. He is currently DAVID MANZI, Juris Doctor, University San a Graduate Fellow in Religion at Emory in ethics Diego School of Law, is a trial lawyer with 25 and society. PGD200 years experience in prosecuting civil litigation STEPHEN MEYER is a Bluffton attorney who cases. He has handled personal injury, medical, earned his Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, malpractice, employment and business litigation from the University of South Carolina. He is and is a Certified Mediator providing Alternative the former Editor-in-Chief of a constitutional Dispute Resolution services. GOV203 law-related journal and regularly handles cases KRISTEN MARSHALL MATTSON is an involving constitutional law issues. GOV202 environmental educator for Spring Island Trust THOMAS MIKELL, Attorney at Law, Citadel with a master’s in ecology. She has been in the graduate with BA in History, University of South field of science education for over ten years Carolina School of Law, Juris Doctorate, has focusing on plant ecology in the southeastern extensive experience handling all aspects of quiet title coastal plain. ECO211 and heirs property litigation. He is a featured history JOHN J MC ANDRIS has spent several years and law presenter to Beaufort organizations. HIS204 traveling to the Napa Valley in California to DAVE MOORE is a Low Country Master oversee a financial services operation center and Naturalist who has been getting a sore neck from had the opportunity to experience – by way of looking up at the stars all his life. SCI204 tasting – various vineyards in the region. ING208 RAY MCBRIDE, Director of Libraries, Beaufort ED KOTERBA MORGRET, son of journalist Ed County Library System from May 2015 to Koterba, is a retired school psychologist. His post- present, is responsible for managing five branch retirement years have been devoted to the study of libraries with a staff of 81 full-time and part-time his father’s career in journalism. HIS210 employees, and a budget in excess of four million dollars. LIT212 LOUISE MOSES is a retired Director of Information MARIE MCCLUNE worked as a geologist, Technology with over 30 years experience as a environmental educator and high school nerd. In 2015, she graduated from the Institute for teacher. She is a docent at the Coastal Discovery Integrative Nutrition and continues to share her Museum and co-chair of advanced training for journey to health and fitness through her Health the Lowcountry Master Naturalist Association. Coach 611 website and blog. COM204 She has completed the Master Gardener course. DEAN MOSS is the Executive Director of the ECO212, SCI200 Friends of the Trail and an avid cyclist. His MARSHALL MCLAUGHLIN has been a student of knowledge of the scope of the rails to trails the business, culture, and enjoyment of Scotch movement is extensive. ING207 whisky for 18 years. He has travelled extensively in Scotland visiting numerous distilleries and related businesses. For the past six years he has conducted Scotch tastings for organizations and private groups. ING200 http://OLLI.USCB.edu FACULTY

TEDD MOYD has served on the Jasper County JOHN R PATE retired from the Army with 21 School Board for the past five years and is years of service. He spent 28 years with the South currently its chairman. Tedd is Executive Carolina Department of Corrections. He has Director with Jasper County Neighbors United, been the warden of the 1,250 man state prison an affordable housing agency. COI205 since 2010. COI207 AL PELA, JR is the son of Al Pela Sr. Al Jr. is a docent for the National Museum of the Mighty PETE NARDI has been the General Manager of Eighth Air Force. HIS232 Hilton Head Public Service District (PSD) since 2015 and worked for the PSD for 13 years. He MICHELLE PHELPS received her degree in holds a Master’s degree from West Virginia Business with a focus on equestrian studies at University and a bachelor’s from the University St. Andrews University in Laurinburg NC. She of Vermont. ECO200 has had six years of experience at the SCAD Equestrian Center. SPO200 KIM POOVEY, a school psychologist, has been BENJAMIN J NELSON, Ph.D., has taught at regaling audiences throughout the southeast USCB since 2007 and is currently Associate for years portraying historic characters of the Professor of Spanish and the Faculty Senate Victorian and Edwardian eras, transporting Chair. He has an expertise in early-modern audience members to the gentility of bygone Spanish prose and drama and has taken USCB days. HIS205, HIS246 students several times to Spain. HIS231 MARGUERITE QUINTELLI-NEARY is a professor JIM NICHOLSON is the Registrar for the OLLI emeritus from Winthrop University, where she program, having retired from a career in taught Irish, British, and World Literature. She financial services. He is also a Master Coach has published extensively on Irish writers and for the League of American Bicyclists, training has served as president of the Southern Irish cycling instructors throughout the US. He Conference of South Carolina. LIT200 enjoys teaching classes for OLLI on varied subjects. HIS200, HIS201, HIS217, LIT201, JACK RABBITT has had a lifelong passion for LIT202, MUS200 history, particularly the American Civil War. He also has extensive business experience and is also CHAD NOVINCE received his D.D.S./Ph.D. from coordinator of the Family Promise ministry at St. the University of Michigan and postdoctoral Gregory the Great church in Bluffton. COI201, training in Periodontics at the University of HIS203, HIS225, HIS226, REL202 Washington. An Assistant Professor at MUSC and an Attending Physician at Charleston- HOWARD W REDLUS, DVM, practiced Veterinary VA Medical Center, his microbiome research Medicine for 45 years. He has guest-lectured at is supported by National Institutes of Health. several veterinary colleges, and conducted more HME200 than a dozen three-day workshops on Dairy Management including motivational aspects of LORETTA NOVINCE, a former university management consulting. PGD203 professor, holds a Ph.D. in Developmental, Educational, and Counseling Psychology. Dr. ANNMARIE REILEY-KAY is the Director of Novince has conducted trainings for agencies Programs & Exhibits of the Morris Center for and schools and presented at state and national Lowcountry Heritage. HIS238, HIS239, HIS246 conferences on issues related to health/lifespan H. FREDERICK (FRED) REISZ, JR., Ph.D. in development. HME206 Theology from the University of Chicage. Fred has SYLVIA OVERCAST has been in the apparel taught at the University of Chicago, Wittenberg industry since 1980. Her retail fashion University, Harvard Divinity School, and Yale background includes fashion shows in Atlanta for Divinity School. He taught at and was President 28 years and work in New York City and Dallas of Lutheran Theological Southern University in markets, with trunk shows and fashions. ING218 Columbia, SC. ART203, ART204, REL200 JOHN PARSONS spent 40 years with the National ALISA RHOADS is an ESOL Instructional Coach Park Service as Director of Planning, Development for Beaufort County Schools. She works with (8 major new parks; 25 national memorials), Land teachers to improve instruction and cultural Acquisition (35,000 acres), Congressional Affairs understandings. She taught K-12 ESOL in Arizona, and Historic Preservation programs for the 80,000 Brazil, Mexico, and South Carolina. Alisa has acres of Washington DC national parks. ECO206, her M.A. in Bilingual-Multicultural Education. HIS223 COI202

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STEVE RILEY, ICMA-CM, is the Town RON ROTH curated exhibitions as an art museum Manager for Hilton Head Island. Steve holds director and curator and was a Gettysburg National an undergraduate degree from the University of Military Park Licensed Battle Field Guide. Ron Nebraska-Lincoln and a Master’s Degree from curated the Beaufort Volunteer Artillery exhibition, the University of Iowa. He served on local, state and is writing a book on the battery in the Civil and national boards. COI206 War. ART202, ART209, HIS222 CAROL RIVERS received her BS in Biology from JOAN RUFFINO has been an instructor for OLLI LeMoyne College and is a Certified Master for nine years. Each spring, she presents the Foreign Naturalist of the Low Country Institute, an arm Film Festival for OLLI because she loves the magic of Clemson University. ECO208 of films and the discussions that follow. She has taught for Road Scholar and LIFE at St. Mary’s ELIZABETH ROBIN retired from 33 years College, Newburgh, NY. LIT208, LIT209, LIT210 teaching high school English to pursue a second career as a writer. Her first collection PAT SCHAD’s work includes research in Early American Wall Stenciling and authoring a book of poems, Silk Purses and Lemonade, published in 2017 explores the challenges of the human by the same name, and becoming a juried member experience, both personal and cultural. A second of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen. She learned the craft of marbling and produced a line book, Where Green Meets Blue, will be out in 2018. LIT213 of jewelry, silk scarves and wearables. ART214 MICHELE ROLDAN-SHAW is a local author and LUANA GRAVES SELLARS holds a dual degree Vipassana meditator. She studies the Buddha’s from the University of Southern Illinois in ancient discourses and is currently working on Journalism and Black Studies. After a career in a new collection of retellings of the Jataka tales. music, advertising and radio sales, Luana became PGD205 a contributing writer on the Gullah experience for . HIS235 LAURA LEE ROSE is Beaufort County Hilton Head Monthly Horticulture Agent with Clemson University JEFF SHAWD has blended a 30-year Fortune 100 Extension. She has a B.S. in horticulture from business career while being a semi-professional Clemson University, is SCNLA certified and has jazz trumpet player. He also co-developed an over 30 years horticulture experience. Laura Executive Education Program that uses jazz Lee Rose has appeared on television, radio, and principles to help companies develop new products writes monthly gardening columns for local and creatively solve business problems. PGD204 press. GAR209 ANDREA SISINO, Director of OLLI at USCB, has GEORGE CHARLES ROSEHART, MS in Radio/ led a sports management company in Vermont, Television from Syracuse University, has worked taught business courses at Champlain College in cable television production and marketing. and worked for the YMCA in Tampa, Florida and He was an academic Dean at Rasmussen College, internationally. Andréa has ridden thousands of where he taught communication courses. He miles on solo bicycle trips. COI211, COI212 is currently Executive Producer at Sun City JAN SMITH was a Curriculum Planning Analyst/ Television. ART211 Special Projects Coordinator in the Dean’s office JAMES ROSEN is a retired podiatrist and Past at a medical school. TRA201 Commander of the Beaufort Sail and Power Squadron. His interest in water sports, in DON SMITH was a chemist and facilities supervisor particular power boating and kayaking, began for a Fortune 500 Company. TRA201 soon after moving to the Lowcountry in 2008. MERILYN SMITH has a BA in Visual Art from ING219 LaGrange College and MAT in Art Education JANE ROSENDORF is a retired teacher and from USC in Columbia. She taught Visual Art for learning consultant who shares the passion for 30 years at S. Aiken H.S. She co-authored the 198 film and is sometimes even in agreement with Aiken County Gateway Summer Program for the Larry on the films. STU200, STU201 Artistic Gifted and Talented, and was a Fulbright Exchange Teacher to Scotland. ART201 LARRY ROSENDORF is a retired engineer and TED SOMMERS, Ph.D., is in Experimental Social math instructor, has taught a variety of classes at Psychology. Ted was a professor prior to working OLLI, and has a passion for film and discussion. as a corporate researcher for Brown & Williamson STU200, STU201 Tobacco and Fisher-Price Toys, and then running his own full service market research firm for 20 years. SCI211 http://OLLI.USCB.edu STACEY SPARKS-LAZUREK, with both Native CHEF PENN TENEYCK is the chef-owner of and Celtic ancestry, is an enrolled tribal member Sweetgrass Restaurant and the Outpost at Dataw with the PAIA Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation Island. A graduate of the Culinary Institute of SC, a state-recognized tribe. She is a student of Charleston, he has worked in many of the of Cherokee arts and crafts, a history lover, and Lowcountry’s best restaurants, including Saltus advocate for indigenous issues. HIS242 River Grill and Bistro Patois in Beaufort and FIG, BOB SPEARE is a Master Naturalist who worked O-ku and Magnolias in Charleston. ING201 for Massachusetts Audubon for 25 years. Now NAJMAH THOMAS, Ph.D. (Public Policy and living in the lowcountry, he continues to Administration) serves as an Assistant Professor in lead trips and workshops on birding, outdoor the Social Sciences Department at USCB, where photography and other nature-related topics. she instructs courses in African American Studies ECO209, ECO210 and Human Services. SSC200 JOHN SPLAINE has a B.A. and M.A in History RICHARD THOMAS, Princeton University, East from the University of New Hampshire and an Asian studies graduate, and post graduate work Ed.D from Boston University. He served as a with Thammasat University and Siam Society in consultant to C-SPAN and on the “American Thailand, is a former global executive and CEO of Presidents” series. He has written two books. consulting and healthcare concerns. HIS220 HIS209 BILL THOMPSON graduated from Georgia PATRICK STANTON has his B.S. from St. Joseph’s Southern University with both a BA and a BS. University (PA), J.D. from University of Virginia He has been in the landscaping business for more and MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University’s than 30 years, and his nursery, Buds and Blooms, Executive Program. His 40-year legal career is located on Lady’s Island. Bill is a member of the included periods as both a criminal and tort lawyer OLLI Gardens Project Advisory Team for USCB’s before he focused on representing employers in Historic Beaufort Campus. GAR208 labor and employment-related matters. LIT205 JOHN THOMPSON is the Fire Chief for the JOE STATON is Professor and founding Dean Bluffton Township Fire District and has been of USCB’s School of Science and Mathematics. in this position since 2013. He has 32 years of He has over 25 years of research experience experience in the Fire and Emergency Services at positions that include the Smithsonian Field. COI213 Institution Marine Station, Univ. of Michigan, KELLY THORVALSON is the Conservation UCLA, Harvard and USC Columbia. SCI210 Programs Manager at the South Carolina JILLIAN STEPHENS has an extensive Aquarium. ECO217 background in the spirits industry and loves sharing her passion for the art of distillation with others. ING217 MARVA TIGNER is a native of Jasper County. She has taught school in Brooklyn, NY, and Beaufort DUFFIE STONE has been chief prosecutor for and Jasper counties. Ms.Tigner is currently Chief South Carolina’s 14th Judicial Circuit since 2006. Academic Officer for Jasper County School He is chairman of the S.C. Domestic Violence District and an adjunct instructor for Converse Advisory Committee and the S.C. Prosecution College. COI205 Coordination Commission, and a National District Attorneys Association board member. HARVEY TRABB is a retired media relations LEG203 and executive support specialist whose career at Rutgers University spanned 30 years. He is a BOB TAYLOR has served as a senior executive non-academic historian with strong interests in within the federal government and private military history, the history of crime, the Old industry, managing multinational operations West, and other areas. HIS207, HIS219 in Europe and Asia. He has taught classes OLLI classes on history, leadership, and intelligence including “To War or Not To War.” HIS221 REBECCA TUCKER is Co-Founder, Beaufort Film LYN TAYLOR discovered her love of gardening Society, and Co-Executive Director, Beaufort growing up on Honey Horn Plantation. International Film Festival. ART200 Graduating from TCL with a degree in horticulture she then pursued a 30 year career RON TUCKER is Co-Founder, Beaufort Film with an emphasis on design and installation, Society, and Co-Executive Director, Beaufort and retains her enthusiasm and love of all things International Film Festival. ART200 “flora.” GAR205, GAR206, GAR207

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BLAKE WHITE is the Executive and Artistic TONI VALENSTEIN has taught Facebook, IPhone, Director of Lean Ensemble Theater. ART217 IPad, Google photo, and more, for Sun City Hilton Head for more than five years. She also taught computer classes in adult education at HARRY WILLIAMS has been the Mayor of USCB for two years. COM203 Hardeeville since June 2nd, 2016 and a member of RODNEY VAUGHN is a Licensed Trade Guide, the City Council from October 2015-June 2016. endorsed by the Bluffton Historical Society. He COI204 is a past president of The Old Town Bluffton Merchant’s Society and the co-founder and PHILLIP WIZWER, RPh, MS, FASCP, holds a BS current producer of Coastal Stage Productions a in Pharmacy from the Massachusetts College of regionally touring theatre company. HIS228, Pharmacy and Health Science. In addition, he HIS229, HIS230 earned an MS from Northeastern in Hospital ERICA MARIE VEIT is the founder of the Daufuskie Pharmacy Administration. He had a clinical Marsh Tacky Society. HIS239 practice at many nursing homes and assisted living facilities. HME202, HME204, HME207 MARK VOSBURGH is a Cornell Cooperative AL WOOD is an experienced Elderhostel/Road Extension Certified Master Food Preserver. Scholar participant in the U.S., Canada, and He was the winner of Best in Show in many Europe. For over 25 years, he has attended both agricultural fairs in the Northeast. ING206 educational and active Elderhostel/Road Scholar programs. TRA200 WALLY WALLACE is a retired Navy pilot and retired Delta Air Lines pilot with over 21,000 DON WOYTOWICK is a South Carolina Master hours of flight time. An FAA Certificated Naturalist and is a docent for the Port Royal Sound Flight Instructor, he currently teaches advanced Maritime Center. He has presented for OLLI on instrument flying at Beaufort County Airport. owls, wading birds, and bluebirds. GAR204 ING202 OLIVIA YOUNG is the owner of the May River PAUL WEISMANTEL spent 35 years working in Oyster Company, which provides local restaurants high tech communications systems, applications, with fresh oysters from the oyster farm. HIS238 and devices in global commercial and military ANATOL ZUKERMAN was born in the Soviet markets. He represented firms in regulatory and Union, emigrated to the United States in 1973, technical standards groups, spoke to media, and graduated from Harvard University, worked lectured at professional conferences on product as an architect, writer, artist and educator in management topics. HME203 Massachusetts and Russian Federation after the fall of the Soviet Union. IST204

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Fri , CONVERSATIONS I, , TOLERANCE AND DISCOURSE, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon REL201 , THE BIBLE AND SCIENCE, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon GAR206 , DESIGN FOR DUMMIES, OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon SSC200 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 19 PGD204 , IMPROVISATION INNOVATION, USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - 11:30 26 MUS203

Thu , MENTAL MATH III, 18 OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar 25 SCI203 OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon TRA203 , HOPES AND TEARS, OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00

Wed , OPIOID ADDICTION CRISIS, , WOMEN’S HOLISTIC HEALTH, , INTELLIGENCE CYCLE, , ALL YOU NEED IS DOCS, , DOUGHBOYS TIP THE SCALES, , PRESIDENTS, FIRST LADIES, , DOUGHBOYS TIP THE SCALES, , PABLO NERUDA, , NORTH KOREA’S MISSILES, 17 USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HIS221 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 HME204 OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 GAR207 , PLANTS AND HEAT, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 ING216 , LEARNING FRENCH, USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 24 GOV201 USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS209 31 LIT213 USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon IST203 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS221 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 ECO205 , LOWCOUNTRY ALLIGATORS, OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon HME205 OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon LEG200

May River High May River High May River High May River High Tue 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 , SOCIAL SECURITY, NARRATIVE WRITING, , ED KOTERBA, 16 LCCB REHEARSALS , School, 23 COI212 , OLLI AND YOU, OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - 11:30 LCCB REHEARSALS , School, 30 BUS200 USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon WRI202 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 HIS210 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon ART200 , SUNDANCE OF THE SOUTH, USCB Beaufort 124, 2:00 PM - 4:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School,

Mon USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C , DEMOCRACY, PICTURE PALACES, , SAFER COMMUNITIES, , OLLI FOR NEWS JUNKIES, 15 22 COI211 , OLLI AND YOU, 29 GAR208 , YOUR WINTER GARDEN, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon HIS217, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - 11:30 USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon COI200 , ILP & LAW ENFORCEMENT, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 IST200 USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon ART201 , WATERCOLOR EMBOSSING, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 GOV205 OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ART206 , INTRO ARCHITECTURE, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:30 LEG203 S 28 21 January 2018 14

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, Fri , 10:00 AM - 11:30 , SENIORITY MATTERS, , CONSTITUTIONAL OVERVIEW, , IMMIGRATION AND SECURITY, , MEMOIR WRITING, , MEMOIR WRITING, , JERUSALEM, , PENN CENTER, , PEDRO MENENDEZ, , JERUSALEM, , TROPICAL CORAL REEFS, , TWICE BORN , TWIN SISTERS USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 4:00 HIS213 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 4:00 ART203 , BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA, OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 2 GOV203 USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon HIS247 Penn Center ,10:00 AM - Noon SCI205 9 WRI200 USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon PGD201 , THE EXAMINED LIFE, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon LIT208 USCB Hargray 156, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM 16 WRI200 USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon HIS220 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - 11:30 PGD206 , UPSIDE OF FAILURE, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon GOV206 USCB Beaufort 124,1:00 PM - 3:00 LIT209 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 HME209 HHI Hospital HIS213 USCB Hargray 156, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

,10:00 AM - Noon Thu , LTC/ASSISTED LIVING, , BEAUFORT SHERIFF’S OFFICE, , TWA FLIGHT 800, , BEAUFORT BORN AND BRED, , LOWCOUNTRY OYSTERS, , WALKING MOVIE TOUR, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon TRA202 , ROMANTIC SPRING FLINGS, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon HIS237 OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar 1 HIS248 OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon GOV207 8 ING203 , WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon PGD201 , THE EXAMINED LIFE, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 2:30 HME207 OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 HIS238 Morris Center , 2:00 PM - 3:30 15 HIS250 OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon ING214 , LEARNING MAH JONGG, USCB Bluffton Cafeteria, Noon - 1:30 PM ING209 , NUTRITION OPTIONS, USCB Beaufort 124, 5:30 PM - 7:00 Location to be advised PGD206 , UPSIDE OF FAILURE, USCB Beaufort 124,1:00 PM - 4:00 ART203 , BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA, OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 Kroger HHI , 1:00 PM - 3:00 ING200 , SCOTTISH WHISKIES,

OTHELLO , OTHELLO , , 10:00 AM - Noon Wed , ONLINE RESEARCH, , SENIOR WELLNESS, , PICKLEBALL, , DOUGHBOYS TIP THE SCALES, , HAMILTON COAST GUARD, , SCIENCE/MATH AT USCB, , STAR-GAZING, , SHAKESPEARE’S , SHAKESPEARE’S 7 SPO201 Location to be advised LIT207 14 LIT207 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon PGD201 , THE EXAMINED LIFE, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon HIS221 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 ING218 , SPRING FASHION PREVIEW, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HME210 Beaufort YMCA , 1:00 PM - 3:00 SCI210 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon PGD206 , UPSIDE OF FAILURE, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon HIS215 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 4:30 ING216 , LEARNING FRENCH, USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 SCI204 USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 2:30 ART203 , BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA, OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 COM200 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 4:30 ING216 , LEARNING FRENCH, USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00

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Tue 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 NARRATIVE WRITING, NARRATIVE WRITING, , KEY WEST, , 30 SECONDS IN TOMBSTONE, , INSIDE STORIES, 6 HIS200 13 HIS240 , ROBERT SMALLS SS PLANTER USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon WRI202 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 HIS207 OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon ART203 , BASILICA SAGRADA FAMILIA, OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon WRI202 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 PGD201 , THE EXAMINED LIFE, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon LIT204 USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ECO216 , SALT MARSH ECOLOGY, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School,

OTHELLO , OTHELLO , Mon USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C , DEMOCRACY, , DEMOCRACY, , ADVERTISING, , SHAKESPEARE’S , SHAKESPEARE’S , OLLI FOR NEWS JUNKIES, , OLLI FOR NEWS JUNKIES, 5 COI203 AGING IN PLACE, USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon LIT207 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon PGD201 , THE EXAMINED LIFE, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon ART201 , WATERCOLOR EMBOSSING, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:30 ECO207, SPRING MIGRATION, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 GOV205 OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ART206 , INTRO ARCHITECTURE, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 IST200 USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 12 HIS240 , ROBERT SMALLS SS PLANTER USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon LIT207 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon BUS201 OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon ART216, DRAYTON HALL, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 GOV205 OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ART206 , INTRO ARCHITECTURE, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 IST200 USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 S 11 February 2018 4

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Fri , MICROBIAL WORLD, , CONVERSATIONS II, , US MERCHANT MARINE, , US MERCHANT MARINE, , LION 23 ING213 , USCB BEAUFORT LIBRARY, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon HIS245 2 MUS204 USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon HIS246 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - 11:30 LIT210 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 4:00 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - 11:30 COI206 , STATE OF HHI, OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon HME200 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30

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Thu , THE ZOOKEEPER’S WIFE , CORSETS TO CRINOLINES, , SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE, , MUMMIES, , GREAT DECISIONS 2018, USCB Beaufort 124,1:00 PM - 4:00 ECO213 , DRAGONFLIES, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 STU204 Sgt. Jasper Park , 3:00 PM - 5:00 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon ING214 , LEARNING MAH JONGG, OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar 22 ING215 , COOKING GARNETS, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon ECO200 , OUR WATER, HHI Public Svc ,10:00 AM - 12:00 PM ING214 , LEARNING MAH JONGG, USCB Beaufort 124,1:00 PM - 4:00 HIS246 OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar 1 SCI211 USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon IST201 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 SCI208 Morris Center , 2:00 PM - 3:30

, Wed THE DIGITAL TRAVELER, REASONS TO BE BULLISH, , THIS MACHINE KILLS FASCISTS, THE ODIOUS COMMERCE, , FAHRENHEIT 451 USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ART215 , WHOSE ART IS IT?, OLLI/Hilton Head,1:00 PM - 3:00 21 COI208 , REAL ESTATE UPDATE, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon ART202 , LANDSCAPE AFLAME, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon BUS203, 28 ECO210 , BIRDING FIELD TRIP, Pinckney Island , 9:00 AM - 11:00 HIS234, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon LIT203 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon MUS200 USCB Bluffton 156,1:00 PM - 2:30 COM201, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 ING216 , LEARNING FRENCH, USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00

, , 1:00 PM - 3:00 , 5:30 PM - 9:00 May River High May River High May River High May River High , 1:00 PM - 3:00 Tue 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 NARRATIVE WRITING, NARRATIVE WRITING, , MOVIETALKS 1, , ASSET PROTECTION, , EUROPEAN CASTLES, , A POET ON BROADWAY, , FAHRENHEIT 451 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon LEG202 STU200 Sgt. Jasper Park , 2:00 PM - 4:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ECO215 , YOUR RIVER, FOOD, Location to be advised 20 TRA200 , ROAD SCHOLAR EXPERIENCES, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon WRI202 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 LIT201 27 HIS203 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon COI204 , CITY OF HARDEEVILLE, Hardeeville Library ING217 , DISTILLERY TOUR, HHI Distillery , 1:00 PM - 2:30 ING205 , DOWNTOWN DINE-AROUND, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon WRI202 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 LIT203 Location to be advised LCCB REHEARSALS , School,

, , 1:00 PM - 3:00 Mon WANT TO BLOG IT?, USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C RECENT DECISIONS, RECENT DECISIONS, , NORTH KOREA CRISIS, , DEMOCRACY, MADRID THE IMPERIAL CITY, PAT CONROY TEACHING, YOUR LIBRARY, , FAHRENHEIT 451 , OLLI FOR NEWS JUNKIES, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon GOV200 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon GAR205 , TRANSPLANTED GARDENER, OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - Noon COM204, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ART209, PHOTOGRAPHY AS ART, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon LIT203 19 COI210 , CATS OF BEAUFORT, 26 LIT211, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 GOV205 OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 GOV202, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 IST200 USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon LIT212, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:00 ECO209 , BIRDING FOR BEGINNERS, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 GOV202, Location to be advised HIS231, S February 2018 18 March 2018 25

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, 1:30 PM - 3:00 Fri 7:45 AM - 5:00 PM , WATERSCAPES IN MUSIC, , CENSUS RECORDS, , SUPPLYING GUADALCANAL, 9 ECO217 , SC AQUARIUM TRIP, Charleston, SC, HIS214 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon GOV204 USCB Bluffton 156,1:00 PM - 2:30 16 COI201 , BEAUFORT CO. HOMELESS, USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon MUS202 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 3:00 23 ART213 , SUZANNE AULDS, Location to be advised, 10:00 AM - 11:30 ART210 , CROSS AS SACRED OBJECT, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon ECO206 , LEGACY OAKS TOUR, OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM ART208 , MAUD LEWIS, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 3:30 ART214 , ALTERED BOOKS, Location to be advised

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Thu , WOMEN IN MUSIC, , NEWS OF THE WORLD , GETTYSBURG FIVE FACTORS, , BEAUFORT PORCHES, , SAY THE MAGIC WORD, , GREAT DECISIONS 2018, , GREAT DECISIONS 2018, , GREAT DECISIONS 2018, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 HIS225 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon IST201 OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar 8 MUS201 15 PGD203 , NEUROLINGUISTIC PRGMING, USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon IST201 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 22 PGD203 , NEUROLINGUISTIC PRGMING, USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon IST201 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 LIT202 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon STU203 Sgt. Jasper Park , 3:00 PM - 5:00 HIS205 Location to be advised , 5:15 PM - 7:00

Wed THE DIGITAL TRAVELER, , SENIOR WELLNESS, , ANTI-AGING DEBATE, , OPIOID USE/ABUSE, , MODERN SHORT STORY, , ESTATE PLANNING 101, , OUR NATION’S CAPITOL, , YOU CAN’T WATCH THAT!, , HHI FIRST FAMILIES, , SACRED SITES, , BONAVENTURE CEMETERY, , CARBON THE PARTY ANIMAL, , FORENSIC DNA ANALYSIST, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HME210 Beaufort YMCA , 1:00 PM - 3:00 ING211 , PUBLIX BEHIND THE SCENES, Publix HHI , 1:00 PM - 3:00 COM201, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 7 HME201 USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - 11:30 HIS223 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon SCI200 14 HIS201 21 WRI201 USCB Beaufort 124, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM HME206 USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon ECO212 , CRITTERS YOU MEET, OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS235 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 SCI206 USCB Bluffton 156, 7:00 PM - 9:00 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon ECO211 , WILDFLOWERS, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 LEG201 USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS242 USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HIS241 Bonaventure Cem. , 1:00 PM - 3:00

1:00 PM - 3:00 May River High May River High May River High May River High May River High Tue , 10:00 AM - Noon , 1:00 PM - 3:00 , AARP DRIVERS COURSE, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 , RETIREMENT INSIDER LOOK, NARRATIVE WRITING, , MOVIETALKS 2, , ANDERSONVILLE PRISON, , MIGHTY EIGHTH TOUR, , JEWS OF THE KHAZARIA, , LOWCOUNTRY MARSH TACKYS, , KITCHEN CHEMISTRY, , TORMENTED WRITERS, , TORMENTED WRITERS, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ECO214 , BUTTERFLIES, Location to be advised 6 BUS205 USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon WRI202 Sgt. Jasper Park , 10:00 AM - 11:30 LUN200 13 ECO203 , MAY RIVER TOUR I, Calhoun St Dock HIS208 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon LIT200 USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ECO204 , MAY RIVER TOUR II, Calhoun St Dock LCCB REHEARSALS , School, 20 SCI209 USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon ECO202 , BIRD-FRIENDLY BACKYARD, OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS232 Mighty Eighth Museum , 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM HIS243 STU200 Sgt. Jasper Park , 2:00 PM - 4:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School, Morris Center , 3:00 PM - 4:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , OLLI/Hilton Head,10:00 AM - 2:30 PM LIT200 USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HIS239 School,

Mon , IDEAS WORTH SPREADING, , CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?, , RECENT COURT DECISIONS, , PUERTO RICO, THEN AND NOW, , SPINNING HISTORY, , CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM, , CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM, USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 REL200 , FORGIVENESS?, USCB Sandstone 124, 1:00 PM - 4:00 GAR204 , BUTTERFLIES, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 5 HME208 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon GAR201 , LANDSCAPE DESIGN, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 ECO201 , LOWCOUNTRY RAPTORS, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HIS233 12 ING220 , FAMILY RESEARCH, 19 COM202 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon LIT205 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon HIS222 USCB Beaufort 124, 2:00 PM - 3:30 GOV202 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 USCB Sandstone 124, 1:00 PM - 4:00 GAR201 , LANDSCAPE DESIGN, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 REL200 , FORGIVENESS?, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon LIT205 S 11 18 March 2018 4

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EMMA , Fri Fri SOLAR FOR YOUR HOME, INSPIRED EXPERIENCE, INSPIRED EXPERIENCE, , JANE AUSTIN’S USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:30 30 6 WRI203, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon COM205, 13 WRI203, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon REL202 , MORE LIKE CHRIST, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon LIT206 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon

, 10:30 PM - Noon , 1:00 PM - 3:00 , 1:00 PM - 2:30 , 10:00 AM - 11:00 N Thu Thu , HACK-PROOF YOUR LIFE, , GARVIN-GARVEY HOUSE, , BLUFFTON WALKING TOUR 3, , JACKIE ROBINSON, 29 OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar 5 BUS204 USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS244 12 ING207 , SPANISH MOSS TRAIL, Location to be advised HIS230 Old Town Bluffton Old Town Bluffton HIS249 OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 COI213 , FIRE MAINTENANCE FACILITY, 19 Ulmer Rd Facility

EMMA , , Wed Wed , MODERN SHORT STORY, , RMS TITANIC , NAUTICAL ORIGINS, , JANE AUSTIN’S , THE CHINA DREAM, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 4:30 USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon IST202 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 HIS216 28 WRI201 USCB Beaufort 124, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM 4 COI202 , ENG LANGUAGE LEARNER, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon COI207 , TOUR ALLENDALE, Correctional Inst., 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM HIS224 USCB Hargray 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 COI205 , JASPER EDUCATION, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 11 LIT206

, 3:00 PM - 4:30 May River High May River High May River High May River High May River High Tue Tue , 10:00 AM - 11:30 , 1:00 PM - 2:30 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 , INTO THE UNKNOWN, , INTO THE UNKNOWN, , BLUFFTON WALKING TOUR 1, , BLUFFTON WALKING TOUR 2, , KITCHEN CHEMISTRY, 27 SCI209 USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS202 3 ING204 , ROSE HILL MANSION TOUR, Rose Hill , 10:00 AM - Noon HIS202 10 ING219 , AMERICA’S BOATING COURSE, USCB Beaufort 124, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM HIS228 USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ART204 , CHURCHES...YOUR MIND, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ART204 , CHURCHES...YOUR MIND, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School, Old Town Bluffton HIS229 Old Town Bluffton ART204 , CHURCHES...YOUR MIND, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 ING212 , SIP, HOORAY!, LCCB REHEARSALS , School, Location to be advised

Mon Mon USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C , HONEY HORN’S NATURE, , MOUTH OF THE WHALE, , RUSSIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon REL200 , FORGIVENESS?, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 26 ING202 , RUSTY PILOT SEMINAR, 2 PGD200 , HABITS OF FAILURE, 9 ART218 , HISTORY OF COFFEE, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon GAR202 , LAWN CARE, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 SCI201 USCB Beaufort 124, 9:00 AM - Noon IST204 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS236 Honey Horn , 10:00 AM - Noon REL200 , FORGIVENESS?, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 S S March 2018 25 April 2018 1 8

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Fri

, CONVERSATIONS III, , FOSSILS, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon SCI202 USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 11:30 27 20 MUS205 , 1:00 PM - 3:00 Thu , EQUESTRIAN CENTER, , DUTCH DELTA WORKS, 26 OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar 19 ART205 , ART AND ARTISTS, USCB Beaufort 124, 10:00 AM - 11:30 IST205 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon SPO200 Waranch Center , 10:00 AM - Noon ART205 , ART AND ARTISTS, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 2:30 ECO208 , OLD RICE FIELDS, S ea Pines Preserve

, 1:30 PM - 3:00 , Wed , WWII ENIGMA SECRET, , CURSE YOU, RED BARON!, , TOUR OF DATAW RUINS, , RMS TITANIC 25 18 ING201 , FARM TO TABLE EATING, Location to be advised , 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM HIS212 USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon HIS219 OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HIS207 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 ART207 , DANCE TO THE MUSIC, Location to be advised HIS216 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 4:300

2:00 PM - 4:00 May River High May River High Tue 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 , HILLBILLY ELEGY ANCHORAGE 1770, 24 17 ING219 , AMERICA’S BOATING COURSE, USCB Beaufort 124, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM ART211 , COMMUNITY TELEVISION, Pinckney Hall SCHH , 10:00 AM - Noon ART204 , CHURCHES...YOUR MIND, OLLI/Hilton Head, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HIS227 Location to be advised, STU202 Sgt. Jasper Park , 3:00 PM - 5:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School,

Mon , THE IPAD AND IPHONE, USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C , MENTAL MATH I, 23 USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30 SCI207 16 GAR209 , A SPRING STROLL, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 30 ING219 , AMERICA’S BOATING COURSE, USCB Beaufort 124, 9:00 AM - Noon COM203 USCB Bluffton 156,10:00 AM - Noon PGD202 , DEALING WITH GRIEF, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 GAR203 , HOLLY SHRUBS, USCB BEAUFORT 124, 10:00 AM - Noon ART211 , COMMUNITY TELEVISION, OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon ART212 , GUSTAV KLIMT, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon ART217 , LEANING FORWARD, USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 S 22 29 April 2018 15

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Fri , ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, 4 ING206 , HOME CANNING, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon HME202 USCB Hargray 156,10:00 AM - Noon TRA201 , SHORELINE TREASURES, USCB Bluffton 156, 1:00 PM - 2:30

Thu , 2:30 PM - 4:00 , ATLANTIC MAPS, 10 OLLI Spring 2018 Calendar 3 ECO218 , HARBOR ISLAND WILDLIFE, Location to be advised ,10:00 AM - 1:00 PM HIS204 USCB Beaufort 124,1:00 PM - 3:00 ING208 , CALIFORNIA WINES, Hampton Lake

Wed , AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE, , HEALTHCARE COSTS, , CIVIL WAR IN SOUTH CAROLINA, 2 GAR200 , CRYSTAL LAKE TOUR, Location to be advised ,10:00 AM - 11:30 HME203 USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM ING210 , OLIVE OIL 101, USCB Beaufort 124, 1:00 PM - 3:00 HIS218 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 9 BUS202 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00

May River High May River High May River High May River High Tue 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:00 PM - 9:00 , UNION EXPERIMENTS, , ANTIETAM, , ANTIETAM, 1 HIS211 8 HIS226 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon LCCB REHEARSALS , School, USCB Beaufort 124,10:00 AM - Noon HIS226 OLLI/Hilton Head, 10:00 AM - Noon COI209 , BEAUFORT, WHAT’S UP? USCB Beaufort 124,1:00 PM - 3:00 LCCB REHEARSALS , School,

Mon USCB Bluffton 156 = Hargray Building Room — USCB Beaufort 124 = Sandstone Building, Room 124 — OLLI/Hilton Head = 2 Mathews Ct., Suites B & C , MENTAL MATH I, 7 PGD205 , THE BODHISATTA, USCB Bluffton 156, 10:00 AM - Noon SCI207 USCB Bluffton 156, 3:00 PM - 5:00 S May 2018 6

PAGE 59 OLLI 500 BLUFFTON BUILDING CAMPAIGN $1,000 AND GREATER TANK OU TO TE FOLLOING PEOPLE FOR OUR GENEROSIT Patricia & Gary Allen Beverly Jennings Shelley & Gary Reynolds Thomas G. Anderson Kathleen & Jim Jordan, in memory of Carol & Kenneth Rosenberg AND COITENT TO TE OLLI CAPITAL BUILDING CAPAIGN. Anonymous Thomas G. Cullen Joan & Andrew Ru no, in memory of Andrea Susan Baukhages Gladys S. Kahn Jeanne Runo Lynda Chatzkel Lois & Robert Kazenski Patricia Ryan, in honor of Helen & Thomas Ryan Deena & Joel Chontow, in honor of Gail and Don Kraft Suzanne & Jim Sims their 10th wedding anniversary Cynthia Kryda Andréa & Michael Sisino Sherry and Robert Clark Carole Lurie Phoebe Willis Stevens, in honor of M. Scott Willis Scottie Davis C. Michael McCurdy Sr., Theodosia Burriss Willis, M. Scott Willis Jr., Adele Denton Joanne Miller Dorothy Banks Willis & Carlyle Scott Willis Friends of Deena & Joel Chontow, in Kay & Tom Mills Sun City Hilton Head Forum Club honor of their 10th wedding anniversary Susan & Jim Nicholson Shelley and Bob Taylor Ursula Sue Gassner Drs. Loretta & William Novince Jan & Harvey Trabb Pat & Frank Gindhart Okatie Creek Duplicate Bridge Club Donnita & Henry Whittier Lillian & Gordon K. Haist Margaret Parker Ruth Wiener Mary F. Harris Sonie Phinney-Miller Sheila & Ed Williams Diana & Tim Heitman Susan S. Pineo, in memory of her parents, Adele & Joe Winney Anita & Terry Hill Anne & Karl Schae and sister Gayle Schae Fox Beverly Witzel Carole & Hank Hurst Mr. & Mrs. John J. Quindlen Loretta & Daniel Zlatkin Phyllis & Mike Ivers Chris Reed FRIENDS OF OLLI BUILDING CAMPAIGN $50 $999 Ginny & Ian Abarbanel Shavon Dempsey Alan S. Johnson Pamela Oliver Anne Ackerman-O'Brien Marsha Wolferman & Henry Druckerman Robin & Leslie Johnson Pat Paidas Wolf P. Altman Dorothy & Bob Englund Robin & William Jordan Marilyn & Leroy Powers SEVERAL CLASSROOMS – more courses and seats Janice & Paul Arcidiacono Ruth Fenster Myra & Ed Judy Robert E. Reader, II for class participants Deborah Barnum Joan S. Flynn Florence & Jerey Kaee Irene Reed MEETING SPACE – designated space for committee Nancy & Montague Belden Louise & Brian Flynn Phyllis & Charles Kaminowitz James Rees Judith & Arnold Forman work Karen & Stuart Blickstein Jackie & Larry Katz Jane & Lawrence Rosendorf Janet & William Bodoh Mary & Ron Frick Edward Kawczynski Katie & Jim Ryan ACCESS – ample, convenient parking for cars, golf Dr. J. Michael Bonnette Marlene & Kurt Fried Eleanor Kearns Margaret Saltrick carts and bicycles Eneida & Hugh Bourne Gwen Garvey Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. Kresch Nancy & Richard Schulman Eugene Boyd Susan Giattino Kroger Community Rewards Joel Spiegel HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY – wheelchair accessible Eileen & Milton Brenner Jean Gillespie Blanche Frank & Allen Kupfer Kathleen Steigauf Let’s Build and drop o area at front door Staci Breton Shirley & Seymour Glanell Cindy Lahar June & Jimmy Stone Cindy Bricker Judy & Je Glazer Linda Laughlin Bonnie Strongin SOUND LOOP TECHNOLOGY – cutting edge sound Connie & Dan Campbell Lee Goodman Mary Ann Lueckel, in memory of Bill Gwen L. Thelen isTogether! amplication Michaelyn Caron Kathlyn L. Gray Hamel John Thiel FOOD & BEVERAGE – space for cooking classes and Rita F. Carpenter Mr. & Mrs. Fred Greene Randi Marie Lyon Rachel & James Thompson, Jr. Robert Chase Linda & Lyndon Harder a café that serves food & beverages Annette Marcinkoski Murray Turka Jim Chesney Linda Harrison Greg Martin Lynn & Roy Vitters OUTDOOR PATIO Sue Combes Karen & George Heitman Kathryn McDonagh Linda & Barry Wagner Barbara Connery Mr. & Mrs. William H. Hintelmann III Anne & Marshall McLaughlin Myra & Mayo Walcott Patricia Cook Sue & William R. Huey Gordon McNeil Ann Widener J. Patrick Crippen Frances Humes JoAnne Meloccaro William Winn Sandra Crovo Jamie Lynn Irvin Mary & Terry Nickerson Lynn Cushing Elizabeth B. Jackson OLLI 500 BLUFFTON BUILDING CAMPAIGN $1,000 AND GREATER TANK OU TO TE FOLLOING PEOPLE FOR OUR GENEROSIT Patricia & Gary Allen Beverly Jennings Shelley & Gary Reynolds Thomas G. Anderson Kathleen & Jim Jordan, in memory of Carol & Kenneth Rosenberg AND COITENT TO TE OLLI CAPITAL BUILDING CAPAIGN. Anonymous Thomas G. Cullen Joan & Andrew Ru no, in memory of Andrea Susan Baukhages Gladys S. Kahn Jeanne Runo Lynda Chatzkel Lois & Robert Kazenski Patricia Ryan, in honor of Helen & Thomas Ryan Deena & Joel Chontow, in honor of Gail and Don Kraft Suzanne & Jim Sims their 10th wedding anniversary Cynthia Kryda Andréa & Michael Sisino Sherry and Robert Clark Carole Lurie Phoebe Willis Stevens, in honor of M. Scott Willis Scottie Davis C. Michael McCurdy Sr., Theodosia Burriss Willis, M. Scott Willis Jr., Adele Denton Joanne Miller Dorothy Banks Willis & Carlyle Scott Willis Friends of Deena & Joel Chontow, in Kay & Tom Mills Sun City Hilton Head Forum Club honor of their 10th wedding anniversary Susan & Jim Nicholson Shelley and Bob Taylor Ursula Sue Gassner Drs. Loretta & William Novince Jan & Harvey Trabb Pat & Frank Gindhart Okatie Creek Duplicate Bridge Club Donnita & Henry Whittier Lillian & Gordon K. Haist Margaret Parker Ruth Wiener Mary F. Harris Sonie Phinney-Miller Sheila & Ed Williams Diana & Tim Heitman Susan S. Pineo, in memory of her parents, Adele & Joe Winney Anita & Terry Hill Anne & Karl Schae and sister Gayle Schae Fox Beverly Witzel Carole & Hank Hurst Mr. & Mrs. John J. Quindlen Loretta & Daniel Zlatkin Phyllis & Mike Ivers Chris Reed FRIENDS OF OLLI BUILDING CAMPAIGN $50 $999 Ginny & Ian Abarbanel Shavon Dempsey Alan S. Johnson Pamela Oliver Anne Ackerman-O'Brien Marsha Wolferman & Henry Druckerman Robin & Leslie Johnson Pat Paidas Wolf P. Altman Dorothy & Bob Englund Robin & William Jordan Marilyn & Leroy Powers SEVERAL CLASSROOMS – more courses and seats Janice & Paul Arcidiacono Ruth Fenster Myra & Ed Judy Robert E. Reader, II for class participants Deborah Barnum Joan S. Flynn Florence & Jerey Kaee Irene Reed MEETING SPACE – designated space for committee Nancy & Montague Belden Louise & Brian Flynn Phyllis & Charles Kaminowitz James Rees Judith & Arnold Forman work Karen & Stuart Blickstein Jackie & Larry Katz Jane & Lawrence Rosendorf Janet & William Bodoh Mary & Ron Frick Edward Kawczynski Katie & Jim Ryan ACCESS – ample, convenient parking for cars, golf Dr. J. Michael Bonnette Marlene & Kurt Fried Eleanor Kearns Margaret Saltrick carts and bicycles Eneida & Hugh Bourne Gwen Garvey Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. 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