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Fall 2019 WU Catalog 201Fall S9emester SEPTEMBER THROUGH DECEMBER Welcome to the first Watermark University catalog from Hacienda at the Canyon! The foundation of Watermark University (WU) is to provide meaningful opportunities to learn, teach and grow, resulting in a life of overall well-being. Research shows that learning and keeping our mind active and sharp supports healthy aging. We will be using LifeLoop to register for classes. Keep an eye out in Thrive! for LifeLoop trainings each week. In our inaugural catalog you'll find everything from UA Humanities film lectures to Tai Chi, from Tucson Museum of Art docent talks to meeting venomous reptiles in person, even learn to make a hand-sewn book or homemade tamales! We focused our offerings on the Seven Dimensions of Well-being: Physical, Social, Intellectual, Spiritual, Emotional, Environmental, and Vocational. I want to extend a special thank you to our members who offered their expertise by teaching a class in the fall. I'm looking forward to learning from all of you! Ready to learn, Missy Paschke-Wood Missy Paschke-Wood Community Resource Director PHYSICAL COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Mondays Joyful Movement Karenne H. Koo Gardens Living Room Oct. 7 - Dec. 2 • 2 - 3pm These classes are designed to unlock our natural creative potential and to discover the common language of movement expressions. Participants will be guided through movement explorations with the aim of expanding movement vocabulary, finding opportunities to think/move in new ways and being in an inclusive and collaborative space where we celebrate our individual creativity while cultivating awareness and appreciation of the larger group. No prior experience needed. This is an inclusive experience provided through a partnership with Dancesequences who believe that dance is for ALL. Friends and family of Gardens' members are welcome and encouraged to join! Thursdays Joyful Movement Sabrina Geoffrion Movement Studio Oct. 10 - Dec. 5 • 2 - 3pm These classes are designed to unlock our natural creative potential and to discover the common language of movement expressions. Participants will be guided through movement explorations with the aim of expanding movement vocabulary, finding opportunities to think/move in new ways and being in an inclusive and collaborative space where we celebrate our individual creativity while cultivating awareness and appreciation of the larger group. No prior experience needed. This is an inclusive experience provided through a partnership with Dancesequences who believe that dance is for ALL. Fridays Make a Splash! June Hussey Nov. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Swimming Pool • 2 - 3pm Do you love swimming? So does June Hussey, a lifelong competitive swimmer and certified US Masters swim coach. Join fellow fish right here at the Canyon Club pool and make a splash with challenging workouts, stroke tips, relay fun and more. Arizona Two-Step Thursday Quoc "Kennedy" Wong Movement Studio Dance Lesson Nov. 7 • 3:30 - 5pm In this class you will learn the fundamentals of the Arizona Two-Step. If you already have experience in this style dance, our instructor will work with you on more advanced moves. Both singles and couples are welcome! PHYSICAL COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Intro to Friday Katie Popiel (SAACA) Movement Studio Contemporary Clogging Dec. 13 • 2 - 3:30pm In this introduction to contemporary American clogging, instructor/performer Katie Popiel will share the history of clogging, demonstrate her dance form, and teach class participants the first building block step of clog dancing. Participants will practice this step within a simple line dance. EMOTIONAL COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Thursdays Movie Therapy Terri Waldman Sept. 26, Oct. 24, Dec. 26 Screening Room • 2:30 - 5pm Terri Waldman has always said that in her retirement years, she would set up an old van in a movie theater parking lot and do "Movie Therapy." This class starts with a brief discussion with Terri to share common current life challenges. Then she will provide a comfy wrap and a personally selected treat to take into the movie. After watching the movie, we will discuss how the movie relates to the shared experiences. This Watermark University class will consist of three of Terri's favorite movies. September 26 - Moneyball (2011) October 24 - Love Field (1992) December 26 - Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) Fridays Telling Tales: Memoir Norah Booth Oct. - Dec. • Check Thrive! for location Writing Workshop 10:30 - 11:30am Telling Tales is a weekly one-hour class. First time writer or accomplished author, all are welcome. We work from prompts, but the writer is always free to choose a topic. Writing techniques are explained and students develop skills for providing useful feedback to others. We all enjoy listening as the writing improves. Attendees will find themselves sharing life stories with family, new friends, and beyond. EMOTIONAL COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Thursday How Do You Spell Relief? Liz Barta Check Thrive! for location Nov. 21 • 2pm While this sounds like an Alka-Seltzer commercial, this class is a practical guide to dealing with stresses in our lives. From relaxation techniques to energizing tips this simple and interactive presentation helps provide “relief” from everyday pressures. This class is offered in partnership with Catalina In-Home Services. INTELLECTUAL COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION Mondays UA Humanities: The Films Malcolm Alan Compitello Sept. 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14, Napa Room of Pedro Almodóvar 21 • 9am - 12pm Pedro Almodóvar is now one of the world's most highly regarded international directors. This course uses Women on the Verge (1998), his international breakthrough film, as the fulcrum to examine the before and after of his film making. The class will examine Women on the Verge and four other representative films from across the arc of the director's career: What Have I Done to Deserve This? (1984), All About My Mother (1999), Talk to Her (2002), and Volver (2006), and will refer to the other films the Spanish director has made. The analysis of these films will enable participants to gain a sense of the constants that power Almodóvar's vision and the elements in his body of work that change over time. 5-week course fee $180. Register online at http://tiny.cc/thcpedro Sundays prior to UA Screenings: The Films of Humanities Lecture • Screening Room Pedro Almodóvar 2pm Sunday, September 22nd - What Have I Done to Deserve This? 1984 Sunday, September 29th - Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, 1988 Sunday, October 6th - All About My Mother, 1999 Sunday, October 13th - Talk to Her, 2002 Sunday, October 20th - Volver, 2006 Students registered for the UA Humanities course have priority seating. INTELLECTUAL COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION 1st Fridays Who's Who in the Shannon Ruedlinger Oct. 4, Nov. 1, Dec. 6 Check Thrive! for location Old Pueblo 11am - 12pm Join Canyon's Executive Director Shannon Ruedlinger as he brings in a different community leader each month to share about themselves and their organization. Check Thrive! for details on each month's guest. The Media: Tuesdays Dr. Terrence S. Carden, Traditional vs. New; Oct. 8, 15, 22, 29 • Check Thrive! for location Jr. News vs. Opinion 10 - 11am A review of current and past media practices in an effort to understand why things are done the way they are with the expectation that participants can apply principles learned to evaluate the media of their choice. 2nd Tuesdays Tucson Museum of Art TMA Docents Oct. 8, Nov. 12, Dec. 10 Check Thrive! for location ArtTalks 2 - 3pm On the Second Tuesday of every month we host Art Talks by Tucson Museum of Art docents: October 8th - Susie Heintz "Pablo Picasso and his Women: Goddesses and Doormats" November 12th - Jan Weidenhammer "First Images of the American West: Expeditionary Artists from 1819 to 1949" December 10th - Kay Jensen "Dorothea Lange and Margaret Bourke-White" Wednesday A Way With Words Literacy Connects Check Thrive! for location Oct. 23 • 3 - 4:30pm In partnership with Literacy Connects, The Hacienda at the Canyon is proud to present the A Way with Words Author Series. A.J. Flick will be our first author discussing and answering questions about her book "Toxic Rage: A Tale of Murder in Tucson”. INTELLECTUAL COURSES FACULTY DAY AND TIME LOCATION A New Unity: The Life Thursday University of Arizona UA Museum of Art and Afterlife of Bauhaus Oct. 24 • 10 - 12pm Museum of Art The Bauhaus school opened in 1919 in Weimar, Germany and forever changed the arts in disciplines as diverse as typography, dance, furniture design and photography. A New Unity: The Life and Afterlife of Bauhaus evokes the true spirit of Bauhaus by bringing together multiple departments and facilities at the University of Arizona: the German Studies Department; the Letterpress Lab; the Schools of Art, Music, Theatre and Poetry; and the College of Architecture. This exhibition features works by Bauhaus masters including Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee and Josef Albers, as well as examples of mid-century art movements that surfaced out of Bauhaus aesthetics, including Op Art, Constructivism and Minimalism. A New Unity reflects how the school of Bauhaus forged a relationship between art and craft then art and science, transforming modern aesthetics and influencing the art world for the last century. http://tiny.cc/thcbauhaus *The shuttle will depart from Hacienda at the Canyon at 9:15am. Thursdays Taking Flight Marge Pellegrino Oct. 31, Nov. 7, 14 • Check Thrive! for location Journaling Series 10 - 11:30am Birds inspire writers. Think Mary Oliver’s poem “Wild Geese” or Emily Dickinson’s “Hope is the thing with feathers.” Since Southeastern Arizona is a birding hot spot, what better place to journal using birds as an underpinning? Join writer and birding enthusiast Marge Pellegrino in a series of three journaling workshops.
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